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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
TIE NEW WEsr SIDE BoULET4RD.
An uNoBJEcr1ovAuLE REpoEr.

Az UNoBJECTIOSABLE REPORT.
The report of Commissioners McClave, Seaver,
and rrAVhGgen o. he Boulevard extension Will be sub
united N few days 70 the Supreme Court for oOnhrms-
mon, and single objection has yet been made 20
The report believed thsG IL viii be confirmed without
opposition The general sentiment in favor Of the Com
sSOnsrs report said 20 be somewhat remarkable
b. previous report such unanty been expressed.
ks Tor BY the manner IN which the awards
and assessments have been made. An entirely new
pxiAcple wac adopted by the Commissioners 1t has
ben the heretofore IN the Of the Kings
brdEe widening. ascertain the different values
q property along tho line o. the road and TO make
awards 70 al property-Owners the rate OF
DeaszJion. being the general average This
plan however. has caused considerable injury 70
property ana Dordinate,y benefited Others
n Il compensated The Of property where lots
were valued az ss0e IN the tame proportion
- those whose lots worth 5000 IN
khs Boulevard EXTENSION the line Of the
proposed road V1ded along It's three miles OF
BENSON intQ - sections comprising about 800 feet
Srdnary city in each parcel The value OF land In
nAch ascertaned and s average value taken
the basis o. valuation each division. For instance
a0ts extremity Of the road worth about $500
while parcels similar IN extent az the other end
worth G,e00 On the suppOsitiOn that the enhanced
value Of eaoh lot account OF the improvement would
De 100 cent the would e respectively
Outgous property $50 $1,000 In the LIST Of awards
IA ths opening publshed The TRIBUNE o. March r.
typographical makes the amount awarded 20 =. s.
Kirkland C. H Kerner s7ooo. instead Of 81 900, the
10rrect amount The difference between the amounts
Ad assessments which said 70 cover the expenses
q NE Commissioners and the surveyor also, includes
eeseTve fund which equals Is per cent Of the amount
awarded and Is set apart for contingencies OF miscalcu
Ans tie values Of property assessed OF awarded The
surveyor 10 tins opening Gen Chas. K Graham,
Naoso charges only Oethrd those Of Edward Boyle
esrveyor OF the K4gsbTidee gdsEnR. The charges
eFs said 70 BE- made only FOR actual work performed.
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Lake Ontario and vsriable Winds with rain on Lake
Erie Reports are generally uIissing from the upper
lakes the Mississippi Valley, the Rocky Mountain and
the Pacific stations
Pr0baoiisttes.
The storm center down the g. Lawrence Val
lev and disturbance OF lesser importance moves north
eastward toward Nova Scotia for the southern stts
on "Wednesday, generally westerly winds aud clear or
clearing weather for the Ohio Valley and Lake Erie
fresh u brisk northwest winds aud clearing weather.
extending possibly over Lake Mich gan.
For the middle Atlantic coast, bTisk westerly riHds
cloudy and CLEARING oeaer; for New En- gland. lncreas
ing westerly winds. with clouds AMI ram.
CautI0ngrv signals continue at Norfolk, Cape Nav.
BALTIMORE New-Y0rk Sew-Hayen, New-LOufOr. Woods
Hole, Qswego, Rochester, Burno, Cleveland, Ioledo
Detroit, Grand Haven, Chicago, ana Mbw3uEee, anu
ordered for BO tJu. Portland. Ne, and EsipOrt
The signal ONCE at Ass p. m yesterday reported II
raining Buffalo Toledo. Detroit, 81 Louis, keOkuk'
Port Stanley Chicago, and Augusta With thuDder-
storm az indianapolis also heavy SNOW 40 ipend faId
Haven. and Milwaukee and 10 II .. ~. raining % New
York. NOrfOrK Oswcxo Rochester. Cleveland. Toronto
Port Dover, Indianapolis, Chicago and A-At sh0" a.
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TIE HEWJ1RsEY LEGBL1rUGE

PASSAGE or THB GENERAL RAILROAD LAv-DEREAr
or THE BILL TO REMOVE THE CAPTTAL-nS7R
LEGISLATION.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE.
TRENTON, April THE General Railroad
law has passed both Houses after Of
the Senate the Clerk OF the Assembly reported bill
with amendments unanimously agreed 70 by that
BODY. The President said the report Of the Committee
OF Conference must be arst acted upon The report
read and agreed 20 unanimously. Mr.. Mcpherson at
once moved 10 take up the bin and amendments Mr..
5ewe said this the most important passed
by the Legislature OF this State and before passed
through any more hands for changes he would move
that copies be printed. that the whole bill could ~
compared with the engrossed copy before it left the
Senate. Mr. Mcpherson objected, there time
% DO So Mr. Sc veil would amend that 500 copies be
printed in pamphlet form. Mr. Stone moved that a
committee of one be appointed % act with committee
Of one OF the House TO see that the bill properly
crossed. The motion succeeded and the President -
pointed Mr. Stone committee the part or Tie
Senate and the Speaker named Mr. Garfield the part
% the House The bin will be ready for the Governors
signature The people achieved another sue
to-day the Senate the passage OF the bill tax
ing railroads for municipal and county purposes Ihe
people their praise OF The TRIBUNE for lts
championship OF their iOterests.
The Joint Committee " the sinking FInd reported that
they had examined the accounts aud found them cor
rect they report mat there Is 10 the hnls OF me Co
mlssOuers 81 600t4 d There has been received IN me
fund Ss12, besides state appropriation Of
t150go0 and pad Tor interest ana Oh
gas The Committee certify % the sOundness
OF the loans made by Commissioners, and the ac-
euracy which the books kept. The BID 20 make
dealers Responsible Tor damage caused 70 persons
intoxicated by liquors sold them was lost.
In the Assembly OIL submitting the removal OF ne
State capital % Elizabeth TO vote Of the people Oi me
state Ost-5o ~ Is. bill passed giving ELaDetn
eight FreehOiderOne rom each ward and double the
number that city has. THIS settles long DIS
pute. Plalnneld with population OF about 4Co mas
three Freehoders IN the Board against EzADeths iour
with population OF $1,000
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ALBAYY

TIP LOCAL OPTION oUEsToS-LRE INSURANCE
Mr.. DONOHUEs GAS BILL
ALBANY. April 1.-The Assembly had the
Local Option bill under discussion as special order
this evening and terminated the debate by ordering the
bill reading. by a Of 65 70 80. The Lie
BILL reported by the Insurance Committee as
a substitute for Hendee's Di was also ordered TO
third reading. The Conmitte Trades and Manufac-
lures Mr.. Wells Of Wayne. Chairman. wl tomorrow,
report DOnshue Gas bill back 10 the Assembly will an
amendment ObyAting the constitutional objection They
Will also make another amendment nxng the price OF
OF lbcandIe Illuminating power AT ~ 70 per lO~ ieet
Instead of o. The Committee they have boon unan
IaOusy OF ths Jill the start and delay
IN the pTogroos OF the ball has been without Their CON
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5uscldl NnncGs
perpetual Crystal PaE-ss

Perpetual Crystal Pat-6s
AND
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS CbH-,NY
SUBSCRIPTION TO Tia Stock
I'll BE- r-oev-d be .0iOwias Places n hes-Lara 80
UNION Trust . sTs.iTsI.
PfsTa sArI0SiL
RGRIEn BANK Ihs,, and op- -
SAMUEL SLOAN Pcs,Hs 5sa-ar. ana L.eTI-saas ss
ast Wdi.@% aud phe- no.,
sRASTUS BRooEs-..--. Paiasber Ysrs Srs- -
"a g X S IN s1sSs -, a
PAUL SPosPORD - Brosawsy hs ~psrl' N ~
C0mPAnJ, ~ BroAasAy.
All psvnens nsa- -a-,t -'rss 30 4-r = ~
UNION TRUST CohPASi. p Boaass.s ~ .a-s- aH.s 80
Ihs sale Of ne s,osl se,o' 80, ~. 49, ~. % %, - 49,
that noneJ saesfI sEpsa a. -fse--
The aSs Of he co%psay es-aS ron aI,. Sa su-s
NneEgSts 70 Oss-aandr- s second e. na 4f' % ''-sl-
shares Z 1 90 .asA.
PaymeRi. % Ss made aGiOio~s
I've o,ni AT de u@s q ,ao',rs g so - o'''' " 'n
mere can % 20 sAfer aYes.nsnt
II ownership q lsad % Nes fors i'aai sn 20 erection H 49,
"a ieoords1e: si,s eaae ~ r-a q ss ao,ri Il
o,osluE memberships .rr,e4 ss-rs os a
the above places asc b. aor~i az 'ss' -
The prODsr Aolser Of b-s entitled 20 Eai ADMISSION
%, G.sen Of P,nb fuu3s hr eH, s era an 1n'- 90 =, -.
- sr0So5s 20 SpFCiAI Ma, o. ams-a. -crsi a. aaslas4
By me EThibiHou Coups0v
MEMBERSHIPS-PRT AND KIND
Class PIRsr. PRICE. SO p ADMISSIONS
Rnt,tlos ksnhila@ hA
Pace.
SECOND PRlCk ~ u ADsiNsii ~
gnnt hEiItaaz Nss
Transferable Pace.
CLASS THIRD. PRICK 80 - A1hio>itNN
Euatas parebss Er,s sgs'sa .sd srt '~ass. sos
traczeTah4e. Pntr.
CLASS FOURTH PRICE e0. LlFh
T ~ asliins
b-ins q, public Nut urrsi--astc Prl--. pl1f
Class FIFTH FAMILY FOR LlFb. PR4tk -
Enutlng iusiBdate srf -
Of purchs, hrgme
EShlolGvG. Whru - the Ps Va t5-rssa
Pncc SG0
CLASS SIXTH. HEEEDrTARr lSD rtssS7EaaELs Pno-
Eutitnc holder ne STh hDs 81
buiiinx plrlr Transferable ssi- "a
be ~ lie arssi fhu bdfrs -
reTtrl hsnorsry -nhs ~ 10
,rtutoO paUi--rs -
granted themb b. he BSaru a lsrrsiua.-
msde rhsreyeE b. cecs nc Ss.
0 ihf uBisn Trust Comg@Af
aembors
M~ah.rsnip, 1urg i-1 ruAle
Each purchaser % @sntruap vii BE- rrea -ps-sns n.
bal1ing
Baass s.ss-r na.yliga,
the United N,tfe&
For further iniorrHafiar lic1ss sdiress
INDU SVRIAL Exhibition COMPANY.
40. US BROADWAY saw YORK CITY
Applications s BE- a-s n tav order sl 10y
rfrrd
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CATTLE MARkRTA

wArSxrOvs MSS, April lBkEr CArrE-Reccpts, 20 sea1
supply oonunass gbt Nsrheru he eat Of he oee
vita
u choice II 70 > a
eFIt quality, e6Gps - Secon9 4aA
~ sGgST 50; third quality, &5HS3 -
LAHEs- EeceVs, y $50 head nsrtes daa snd
prc tc sGlez S31St 80 each sSTe
April The n2rke Tor beef cattle tnis Ee-k E.s
aeTe AID aTanoe OWING - hgn reoep me l
or sir
10 good T.c o. OeTeA Common
cattle a from L. Sc pr ..
demand good and f1 hgures Erfs %
The offerings suoun 800 bead and prices ranged
frBu % Sac shesp for clipped
HOss-Th narkef Active, - good pnosi so bead
changed loo net corn eL
COvrherr easnzs ms Srtesi sales reached 10
hese a. $zS . 50 head
CHscaso April L-ArrIs-reoep fairly scsive
account
axnr so q Of the S5 -
dOl
Hoes tAs hrer TO- 49, ID tbs
ssres Al -
81 7S9Ss . for Conmez
% Far - 20 Eades 90 SoG - ~ tsT
Fntra
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MY HUSBANDS COUSIN.

Il was my husbands COUSIN
At Windsor he did dine.
And got 70 know the royal folks
Through b0ttling Of their vine.
Their griefs aid touch his loyal heart,
Their merriment Deguiled.
And when they cracked a royal iOEs
My husbands cousin smiled.
The royal children. Little dears,
Did through his chamber run
TO see their antie little ways
Was Paradise begun.
In some aim, distant corridor
Sometimes he saw their ma
And then he blessed his stars that no
Could worship from affair.
And when ne came 70 sup with US.
And drink my husbands wine,
And told US all these wOndrous tales.
/ felt his glory mine.
with loyalty my bosom bsrned
blessed my fate that I
A husbands cousin had at Court.
10 bring such glory nigh.
Twas thus a British matron
Her happiness did tell.
Aud we who sat and looked atner
Knew we had seen a swell.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For olker Ship Eeirs see Second PG1s.i


For olher Ship Seics Second PG1..l
ARRIVED.
steamship Wynoks Coach chnoBe City Point and Norfolk ssh
us,r anl Dasa 70 Dominion Steamship Ca
she reep.ck reeuock Lose AAfasA II days With
saSI f.sssa cHentO iAA C.saos, cAe.mAs 90 a.s Nth
Bsrt P.ura Ger Krusss, Gloucester Eng 50 day WITH sat
Bs ter BaeEhsa HAMPTON Reads % days
Bas D.oorsA s. sOus tOf PaHAnal Trinidad Cuba Il as
s s.n ofLfvrrDoo " 81 McEer.ou Maylsus. r. IS lays
brT caruiss lspsu) Cnr--r.s isyS in ballast
Brig Reymouh ~ 81 DaHs4m AAtAnIAs u days Win
h Ella MAJ 1of PrO,Bee,orB KebOs dayn WITH
Fotoa jackson rsHp.eo . i1ss site brides ks -. -
A Van BruHi fooker' Gardens Aa 'n susH ns no
Sesr Barbar. Hetaen, vryinl.
scar h. K Burnett, French, virginia
scar }; z ksl.s,. s:rs s,1I, Virginia I
scHoOSEHs-SIvEK AND co0'rwnH
W,apcua s,I'1Hla ! snisa BraeSSs
as7seG Sarah ss-av-s ea,tI Step so%sr,,
ANCHORED AT HARTs ISLAND.
set Susau Bshsp Reckaad. me NJ b. Pike. Haskell,
LaDee, vlsh asHi oeHAior, Fa.1sabSFg Basssh-
SAILED.
Savannahi CkAes
,o ,aT Chsressos O Dominion
gus ROTTERDAM Gauntlet or fsrnaaaa ia SE queen %
HaIara, FOR Georgetosn, s. c.
HISD-SGad0sH. hsht. d & clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ca Apn LAr,s ''ssa.nU WSo's'ss nos P9.
dsDhiA PM anita on C v 49, slt H. O D-
CaARLEsroS - April LArrved steamship ". W PhAro from
MaanrAs sophia Godfrey IOg BAaaofe A. bentley iOn
New
PoErASp. April L-AniTed steamship sarmAiiAH- NON
Liverpool
sosros April LArivc baks Beer- ron MesSnA; Nehemiah
Glhsoa Ioos Prnus Liverpool Jane AdcAns non
sasuA OsOora BeOs. bAEf Lyman Cam, I0n
FoET MONROE Va, April Passed steamship Leipzig for
bsr Fses An for Copcnhagrai BRIG Mar Rowland
LASeBe for Norfolk Bg Iormoni Tor keeHoHd
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouRxSrrowN April The Williams Guou laue steamship Man
haitian Puce " Liverpool here Ys
LlyEKrooL April The Allan Line steamship Prussia Duttaa
from Portland AaTh =. arrived here tAs E0ruEg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
GoEERNAEYr WKAfHER REPORT
WAX DEPARTMENT.


OFrtcE or TIE CHrEF SIGNAL Orffcrk
WARRINGTON ID C., Wednesday, April ?, 1871 a. u
synopsis for ne past taoeniy four As~rs
The storm center that was, Monday night, IN
Nanraska and Kansas has moved north-oastward, and
h now Apparently the lower lakes Win second
ary storin Oe uter over Chesapeake Bay.
rne barometer has usen during tuesday evening
throughout the Southern States ana the valley OF the
MississiIlpi but fallen IN tbs Middle and Eastern
sfafes South and west winds, with partly cloudy
weather are now reported rom the Sduthern 5tates
with cloudy weather in the OHIO Valley,
-Outherly winds with cloud aud rain m Norm caro-
linn uOrtheast with cloud and rin ON the Mddlo
aud Eaa Alautc coasts. s0gIhoasi Gln1s WiLh Gan "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
THE MASSACRE ON CINNAMON RIVER.

LEAvENwORTH. Kansas, ASril 1.-The Sur
veyors murdered Cinnamon River on the lsth OF
March by Indians. Daniel Short, II. M Deming OF
Arkansas CRY, IA. DAVIS Of Chlcohe, Missouri, and
al Engllshman named Robert Pool The Indians were
whirlwiad's naraudGng band Of Cheysnnes An expedE
ton has been organized Arkansas CITY 70 70 TO the re-
lsf of suryeyang parties ON the Cinnamon. Much eH
efteu,eut prega lie the frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
DIRD.

BklLEr-Tu~say April ks lAts reshoe "a hekssr
A., BrpsklsA, A. J, bailey, "a. D.
BAKRAsss.a Caasab cosa, MOudAF. March 81, CAAA
B.rrAs aged a. year-
Ths aGsrA place cArst C5ureh o~suw Coma 20
April - 10 Scoek IrAnA easc ne 1ran vesH.
a arecusiah
BERRIAN-On March 10 Jaha T. Youngest sos q
cransou tha ate doa Miller II
New-lork Cay. las toss he age 49,.
Relatives All ouaa repeesfnnv avtea 70 sfs1i
DC ub-ral hs resafa- d hs Prsr sesaAm 81
CHESTER lounty tbs fWrasedafl Aprl 81 ueofA "a lAr
tsasa. al hr tskru d CHsrfg sc "A fr.A
saFsa Irs Csa.gnl gepoi az Fo.lau Al oge&g ff
j. 4f. Al fs1sl.sz. 49, zs-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
TrLEGRAPHIc MOTHS.

In the ease Of Thomas NJ. Prsntiss AIT The
ca of ggsgn ahrreis rsrcf rahsed n ~ psndh 'f
o. To- lu shes deiet Dudsy-sa, la Supreme
Csut has ordffrl jadgrsszt o. the Fefict
.T The new CITY Government Of Pertsinop A.
iu,rrnnssl resseray o Msrn aiaTor. sEs Mar,
eir Brars ttv ci-fs The ctr oai a. sg@ tafing bea
reacl yr4r To- ralsa .neFe4r4 tAi' I-t ~S'e'
suUl b. = esasti s-Iea
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be. aArEs oN rHE poLAR REGIoNs.

The lsctare by On. Isaac /. Hayes in AssO-
gallon Hi as evening. upon the subject Of his Polar
Eeo@rc~s attracted very respectable audience. After
~ xpsl ton Of TIE causes which ndHced
-ti'ns o. Investigate these Polar regions centuries
p-s' eansa -rely commercial f9r the purpose Of md
IDS a shorr pathway from Eagand O, nina India.
al aesl pt0l " each expedition from hat of Cabot
a. issI = s ewn ID isz be ciscoursd upon the myste
49, "-'s 81 fl4 hiHilaAi1 4ad a.. 8orlA.asA. fgon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02

The picture sales still continue with unusual
briskness M ScheDck's Auction Rooms IN LbeIy-s
There be sale OF numerous collection On Thurs
day and Friday this week which comprises examples
~ less importance from VerOOeckAOVen
ROsler5e Yon Willie. Role. Casear. and oOnnlAg.
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IyVESrIGArIoSs Ar AEBANK.
rlrE ERIE CORRUPTION.

Prom he Se4- ora C0HEasrrtsi 4Agsrflser.
Nr. Diven says: understood from Dir.
Ducnsr thut money paid for defeating the Pro
Rata bill aud mo bali regulating tut freight mAIk
n I'M utuhfr ~ Senator's who hris-d -uyea
tllu. lac said IL either Ss0DO s2000 that ~
prudrg An tho Assembly; the SENATORS paid
ihlnE g DO .aooe only EeC0loct the nAne of ono
-.,nafssr though al tho nanIes given 10 ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
pASSRNGFRS ARRIVED.

From sAvANNAH-Ia scauaskip San Jaento. Aprl LII. NJ
Harnemor. A. Hsys Master Milo H. Watches,
Davds DIoh A. Fitzgerald ais 2 Leiant Ar seHas-
ter Mss Agnes OConnor hr b. NJ keY, B.
Proctor Ms Il SNYDER Ma C. C. Snydr and Mss LACY
Hern6oa Mrs H. CArsen. Pegy and vie t. ~ l. Parker " -
RObusoa J. John Onsad, l. Hopping H0oo.nz
H PdoH N. r T. Maddox and Efe Dr. Hunter C. w
Stnne Candy ArA SAEAA DAVIS G l. stone ! heTao a.
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IRE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC sARKBTS-

April L-Spnts Tueatne queti sales reporte
CURT; % Strained 81 IS for Low No - - or
Crude IHrp>uue sod et - = 0r hAFu - Sf
yellow Dip and Virgin. Tar steady - -
April Com eansr Al 81 r57e for ah fnd Oas
eemand nece sl0sc Tor PAckersi
Ksz Ggic Oser articles unchanged MISUNDERSTANDING e
Se1 -TorES ght GOA no.
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Tps.N Ns0cb % ivrt
Tos. czTrspss ca. T. h~rgs 'tss-sv 1sf-r,. - -
hat ZOO offering staa4ar
sas-haf s,s ihau D. price pr > n
ne sigui Do hsfeb ernIvs 10 ,l vll-s -
Standard Pnis csuaa ~ o. ar-grr a . 'Af -
prut, furiug th "a fs i~
H0Yr. SPkAGUEA "a. Low lAERlAAN ~. "a - \
BROWN a Co, J. s. = y " EluHr a. Co., AtIe,Nt !, y
IOY IASGDONs 90 J. e. HDHE Ca. g litNh. CO WOOD
NAIL bAR RENEE Co, phktLW hl0liL AApt.ssoN -
NorEThrv, o. the original ssurls uf ihe '- 20 90 lsl ~,
discovering a vsa~~ '"f -ia ehe fs
paper gons IAFoeeh ne pscsA - - a, . .- -,,
H,ssrs How SrHAarE Ca, and - rs,.a.i'sn 90
pesnos es'eHg psrie % iary sr' isa ia ~enAt eS ~
View h-se a~v~r A'r ~ str-e Q. f.e -.
whah estnr ei hs - NJ y = "a Asi t2l Al les
On rouhir NOV hs tufl hat VIZ a. a spa
wineh HH va Sr u 800 .io~ ti ~ ss
hTrsah for tHv stAs $50 me. f~-ea l~"e
81 hap ecIrrciss NJ 10 That - 80
suuaasf lsr ~se
goat IA INA bcand pgisnsak haF ~fueas'-.'
lnssrN 81 if1 ias laisaY rssbarsa 10 S'sst
lsls We ~otcr. n Oous se g-meH Ia - 49, ssi.
s~.rfxe % svmpatly. osa~ los se
a. htFrtF scuSrr 90 tvsr suss aafE &c 50 -.
tlod vsnsr 70 whom rcase ssr % al az ~ ssa
yuar rrst By ~ by ss sai 80
prDsrrfs l0at o0tdrpt scgyaHs y y ~. LtAgles -
The worklnSsome Protective si.e.
8eecksrst Ifrtenuon lsais A. SUE
hasSs aelt 7stthhs
COPYSTs, rfiAD kSss oNha ttshkS So az ss' - - @.
cc-sstbv s -hu c-se-ss' A"-s's ee''f'
stsrntien.Ia s4y ver. Hcsrii ~ reese, Ne
- u 1sHg saaH .s, t-s' 40 fssss.@
Neuralgia % ~eiatir Nprsc reles-i b si.S y WIS
PAN All LING MAGIC 0iL tw'lt $50 a. tei attNA
Pass.tnec Nosis -. Ms, iot ars tsa,ts sssA sua
~ aaaggasY ApA :, f~ asss islAf 4ts - -
ft n, IN rhVeSpAt ~ %, ~ . go. 800.
Ea- 'a-an ago faaf tt4 tAA b. AAsisa s1~--A@s
q SvEs ssng 81 ,ss-ezzss&s - 49,
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some choice English books, handsomely
illustrated works etc. be sold Thursday after
noon by Bangs, Merwln Co.
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- Remarkable, very remarkable, indeed" are the e.
fects PrKzo preventing and bowel
complaints poI. Specially
iuvsoraiag health Sold By AL
maker lib HoIborn- bill Tendon.
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HARRLEIl

Csruwen u thh eas
Al Notices Of Marriages must b. endorsed TisA hal
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-01
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A. kochereau ct al. vs.. Marx kanfmau q.
SikTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
~ OF orleans. no. J0O9-By virtue of q writ OF
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sur DlsIrlct Court tor the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell 1T
Pnb,-c auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhouss streets. in the Second District of this
CITY, on WEDNESDAY December 3 1873 at twelve
uGtocH NJ the following described property, to
1--WE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
WIN an and singular the buildings and improve.
ated III the First District Of the oity OF New en-
itan-, aiG designated by the numbers one and
5"o, n the square comprised within Poydras
commerce, LAFAYETTE ana Tcb oupitolli.s streets
on pan drawn BY J. Pile, late surveyor dated
e,shteenth February, I845. annexed to an act
this city, on February 20 ;8. which lots measura
a. follows, VIZ: Lot number one has twepty.sue
Itei eleven inches four lines front Tchoupitou-
LAS street. one hundred s.d aiYt hree feet eleven
inches se~en lines OIL the line di idnn il from Iot
number two; twenty two feet three inches seven
lines IN the rear and froat On Commerce. streer
aud one hundred and sxty-seyan f,et tuo
lnche5 and one line on the side line tii yidno il
from property of Gasouet or assiens nra1est
TO Lafayette street. and lot mum wO as twenty
one feet eleven inches four lines front on Tch0l,p.
torias street one hundred and sixty.three feet
ele yen iChte seven lines the side line dividing
II rem lot number one. twenty-five feet three
inches Sc ven lines in the rear and front on Com
merco street, aud one hundred and xty feet niue
inchts hve lines on the side line dividing it from
lot number three, The above described property
was acquired by the descendant herein together
with CaIman Hrsch. by undivided halves each by
purchase from Henry C. NJ de Grillea, bv act
passed before A. Dreylous, notary pub ic in this
eity on the twenty-sevellth OF January 1866 and
DIV an act passed before Edward Il. Gotts chak late
notary public ~ this cry, the twenty first day
OF February 1871; said C;.linau Hirsch sold unto
MN TIE said defendant, his enc undivided half OF
sad property the fattsE, tAercty. 5ec Ling Sole
owner Of said property.
SfiAed in the above su,.
Terns-Cash on the spots
Y. r. HARPER.