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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
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AsEsrfG PROPOSAL: ADDRESSED To THE ~.
- ,.tf- r"'i VIII ne ,'"-iv.G ~ ~. .tii.. GU-il
NHHbtI noon. !.hiIa'. -, 1873. .rI constructing
1IlE'.: forty w" stsr- ~ 'loofIug I.osts
on -! ~" sixth District a. accurl.U". y u AIS
a.. es':estIui. %. tie IL. IL. office ~ he
:Et."@N ~.
Al parties making proposals !os fis cra': rae. s.e
reg l!'C % h'pn5'! with the .,'tII Fl
-s'"t', a. evd":"" -: i'.g iut-.!;ioR abide hv
IL" is'tlG''l"d'"iI. The aTDOuH: Of three hundred
apIIars IA cash. wtIr. siaI. h' forfeited 20 the
city II c;:se OF failure 20 q =. ehr contract.
b,dG'is 10 whom Ii" "Or.'TaC. J.. nov a%srCsd
VIII 'laT" thel. deposits I.tuTncd 10 them "! ne
daV IL" adjudication. j. made.
y" H!d VII b" :r"e!V"a .!'.ga acc"'1 D'''eG
- ''. certificate OF The Admjuisfr.'.r Of ti:.' -
""' = - hat :.ie T...!ITe. c.s. 1"".i he .'.'.
made.
7" c,y IL. r.:i.: 20 "': Az: ss.'! q.
bi.ls.
Slis ~ N- gnsie for payment III cas! an. IN
%har! improvement bonds.
BG- "a b.. iu.d.. a. SCI ,or''. sp."i.ra: ons AID
proposals - se .:4Gc5stt. Proposals 10. NooGr,
Posts .ANfS LEWIS.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
The Election Yesterday.

The election Of Senator Yesterday in me
second district resulted in the choice Of
Octave Rey. he receiving in the three wards
no: votes. His competitors were A. Aieiy.
who received 265 votes: /. j.. Wakenan.
IS votes. and Hugh J. Campbell. his pre-.
iecessor. who received j. votes in all.
In The sixth district. comprising the
twelfth. thirteenth and fourteenth. wards, a
very light vote was cast. L. II. Chadbourne
received .03 votes and Mortimer +. Smith
l3..
In four polls OF Jefferson parish Mr..
Chadbourne received $50 votes and Mr..
Smith 81. This result guarantees the cleo.
ton of Mr.. Chadbourne. he receiving over
thousand majority in the parishes Of St.
Charles and ST. John The Baptist.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 r. N. & :. :. MONTGOMERY. at 81 O'Clock,
at No - NatcL.z street. genera as9or 'nieH' Vi
furniture.
BY SHERIFF HARPER. at O'Clock. at corner OF
Uauphine aud France streets contents OF Dry
good, Etor. and movab!es contained thercln-'
air, Mary Work and husband VS.. Herman Hoh
man. At TO-. O'Clock at No. "A st. Ann street.
one !Ieye! piano-Mrs. NJ. o. Jennings VS.. M!s.
T. A. McCOnnicO.
8Y JOHN MCCORMICK. constable Second Justice
Court, IT Y o'clock at No. 81 Commercial
pace, al. the. interest of Paul H. Lewis il:
,udrmen. rendered in United States Circuit
Court against Charles Lard Jules c. Denis vs..
pau' H. ItwiR,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
i.s-BUILDING WHARyEs


!EPisTsEsT 1p i~pR"ys"s%T.,
View Orleans. February q. i9ia.
etFsLkp PfFP 'SAL>, ADDRESSED 10 THE IN
~ sized, "l.i 10 received :, this Office until
FRtlAl NOON. t.|'rEar' A. 49,. FOR binding tSo
~uaryts ottWt"I. BarIaCi, and Hospital streets.
according :" plans ana specifications vi h" Il. The
Office ~ th. City SUrv+.or
Bids 10 be mad, both Ter r3y.n,a. IN ga. aII IL.
"har! improve tHsu' bonds.
All parties making proI. IS for this contract are
ftPHlnC !" "dti"st win -. Adpi.l-tia'o a r.
nance. as evident. Ot III. il intention 20 atite by
the adlucl'.tlo'. SL" amount u: i !th II 'a-h,
which sn be forfeited 20 l.. Il; u. -: ;s.i.
lS'e 70 IN The contract.
Bidders :" wi1n. fh. contra. "a ,"' awarded
WI. have ti.'tT deposits TUNED. :.eI he
Cav ti. adI l.I"atlo1 = ~ .d..
No hid vii t~ received !.rI... ~ ..g. ar,tr ut
'he Adnns+ratp, - Finance inc iJs.:l 'h.'.'H i.
10 IA" fleet ma. lie r..reC. .a-t, Grscsl: :..-s
ben made
The ".sy :"s.rv.s Ii" .;: 90 r-i.c: any sr; al.
bids.
Proposal. - h- .'.o-s.t! !.ar,sa'- fer hiding
nha'"es' .AliES LEWIS.
!ta 'd .st.llls. -. At'o.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
The Sewing Machine Monopoly.

The six leading manufacturers of sewing
machines in This country have formed a
.'ling." and are interested in getting a re-
newal of the patent on the Wilson Feed
Attachment" which ran ont some time ago.
Should they succeed It will amount 10 per.
petuating for many years more the monop-
oily of this combination. II is stated tha:
the six companies have contributed $4,000
each s 100 000-to aii in getting the bill
through Congress. Senator Carpenter. Of
Wisconsin, is chairman of the Senate Com.
mittee on Patents. and much interest is felt
in his repor: on the matter.
il is stated that sewing machines can be
manufactured jus. as good as any IL the
marke, for ST. or s:i. There IS no reason
why they should be sold for $50, except
t. furnish inoriinate profits. The preser:
prices may not bc Of much Importance -
wealthy ladies. nu. .hey are mos; import
ans 70 seamstresses and women trying 10
earn "A living.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
The Louisiana Investigaii0H-RepOrs s1
the COmmittees

The Associated Press furnishes us with
been Investigating Louisiana election al
fairs. They state tina: the election of the
Greeley electors was certified 20 by the
Governor of the State. bat that the persons
who IN fac. made the examination and
count Of the Tetuns had 70 legal authority
TO do So.
The elec ion Of :he Gran: electors is GER
titled 80 by the Lynch returning board, but
the board did not have the official returns
before them, and the election is no: cert.
fed TO by Che Governor.
the committee :. o: the opinion :iat
neither the Senate Of the United States nor
both houses jointly have the power ander
the constitution 10 canvass the returns OF
an election and count the votes 20 deter
mine who have been elected presidential
electors, bu: that the mode and manner Of
choosing electors are left exclusively to the
States. and If by the laws OF the State they
are 70 be elected by the people. the method
OF ting the votes and ascertaining the
result can only be regulated by the laws OF
the State.
Whether !, is compe'en: :or the :wc
houses 20 go behind the certificate o: :he
Governor OF the State TO inquire whether
the votes Cox electors have ever been
counted By the legal returning board ere
ated by the law 0: the State. or whether. III
making such count. the board had before
them the official returns. :he committee
offers no suggestions.
In an addendum 20 the report, M Nor
ton states the fact tina: the Supreme Court
of this Stats has decided that the Lynch
returning board was the legal board. and
that Daponte. Wharton and Hatch had 10
authority whatever.
Mr.. TrumbulI also submits an addendum,
and state. lis belief that ;he Wharton
board was the rightGu! one. and Gisseuts
from portion Of the report.
The committee heard the testimony Of
Mr.. s. B. Packard yesterday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
MAJORS OFFICE

MAJORS OFFICE CoUNciL if,i1,t
City Ot CarrolltOn. january 81, l8IL
NOTICE Is hkRkBf GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD.
~ auc" with an ordinance adopted Ivy the Mayor
and Council of the city of CarOltOu January ~
1873, will adi iudcate TO the lowest bidder the
third day of March, 1873 at IL 4 NJ at the Ceunsi.
Hall of CaTUlitOn, the contract Tor constructing (.
The wooden CuTbinGs on the following streets, t.:
wit
Burdette. from Levee TO Fourth streets, both
sides Except such has already been made -.
conformity with existing nrdinanCts).
Hillary. from Levte street to Fourth street. bot .
sides Except such has already been hlat!c 4.
conformity with existing ordinance 81.
This to be done III accordance with specifications
filed tie thr y-iiTst day OF January. 1873. with thu
secretary and controller of said city at the alort.
said hall ana that the contractor shall commence
said work in fifteen days after adjudication. and g.
be completed as Per contract ui1h the mayor: gHG
that sad work be paid for per amended cEaIat2
of the city.
The adjudication &c he subject to the appro:p.
CT rejection OF the Mayor and Council.
A, &. BRICF. MHra:, I
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

WNEAEAc. JAMES !. O'HAEA DID PRESENT
w his petition 70 the honorable the Judge Of
tlr SIKH bst!i"t Court for the parish .! ORLEANS,
pravlu. the "COvislOna, seizure and sale @: - Cer
tam portion of pIolInt, hereinafter described.
lIpor which lie hath priv Gge to satisfy his de
mand for toGr hundred and tf;y-0ne dollars and
nn"tvtTO cents, with eight per cent .nteres:
from Apf.' J. i"I!. Tor 'he construction OF side
walk be!oT" t4' sane and 10 ray AL costs, and
Whereas. J. william. ?. Harper; sheriff Hy v!rtne
q al! order and VIII at provisional seizure 90
issued and directed o. y. said honorable court n
the above entitled and numbered sGit hav. seized
1nd taken INTO my p"ssessO. H.. Io.!r,aIG: d.
scl bed property, 20 Wit
4 certain 'ot or portion ~ ground situated n
the F"Gtih DlStIl ot IN. Git- rf New Orleans. in
the square ""IndeG " Philip Clar. Jackson and
IoW ttlttI>, urs GldLtd lot mum be- three.
piaI. dr2"n DF Lr'is Il Pile late sUryevcT, datrd
;be Seventeenth - May, l8.- aud annexed 10 an
act OF partNon between Robe IT Gamble and Others,
passed June T. 1881. before Edward Barnett. notary
pHOic al Vas ClfN. sad 10y of ground II"as'r :,
IA american measure one hnnGr d ard tttX feet
iour lnches i've lines front on Philip street, by a
dept. o: one hundred AID eight feet three inches
ipui .ints Iont on " ilIow street and o." hundred
and thirteen feet sIght inches one and half inc
on the line nth' 10 lot Dunbe, four whiie il rle.s
nre- on th' line %! lot IiUnbe. one hundred
and hftV ieet ~" inches two ard 4 half lines.
Now. Therefore, notice i her. by given 10 ali UeV
soha interested and 10 LII. y Hendri"k.on and
Lucy =. can 20 appear within fifteen day. "a an
sweT 20 'he petition ~ Jane. J. q ..aT. so pre-
seDted. as above set forth
Hherlts office. .ar!s. of Orleans Sew Orleans,
F, uTuarv =. 1855
fco IS % w YARPTR sheriff.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
AUTICE 40 CONTKACTOR~.
NA'oK'> OFFICE. CorSUri H,;I., :
G'itT of CnIraIit on. IanmhrI 81. w. !

t.ss
City of Carrel,t on. January 81. 1873
%TOTICt Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCOKt'-
y anCc with ar! rdinance adopted by fr' NsyC'
and Council .f the citvss Carrollton. February "a
1873 will adiudi'ate to the lowest bidder. 9ffhs
thirty day.' notice on sAyURDAY, March u. iG.-H
AZ II A. NJ at the council Hail. the contract $50
paving the following streets, 10 WIZ:
Jefferson street. both sides from Lere~ :" Fi.fG:
street: IambrOnne, both sides. from Lcv4.o Ear
street. except such rs fas been Ion~ MS peE exis:o
ing ordinance. Madison, both sidcso from Second -
Fifth street. and onr sdeo from NcCon' to IETs.S
street; Dublin, both sides. from SecO',d !" !lffs
street: short, u tl sides, from Lev"' tr FSgG::.
street. Washington. both sideso from i.eFeG :.s
Fourth street. except such as has bet.. made I,vs
existing ordinance. Adams. b0tH sid'.. :.oLr 81.
'aIles T" Fougth street. Clinton boil, .!ds. ItI!.:
Ii v.e 20 Yhgd street. except such ). 6.Gu :uad1
per existing UIdi3arCeo
This to be done lI' accortanr" witH. spcc''r.S az
filed az. he thirty frs, day of january ~, wiz.
tn. secretary and Controller of said ciJ. .tt tlss
aforesaid hall, and that the contractor ..i.. 1<n
mencr said work III fifteen days after sd.udcaf...
and 10 be completed as per ..OGtrar. T.ti. {. .
Mayor. and That the saii work ". paid !pr n ls
arn"Lded charter of thr "itv The ~ iu,i.a' e, =.
;e snll'c TO a.e a!.r... jc"to: Of !:-r .,s's
and CUuficIo j. q. IK!G-., :ia..I,
trt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
Instruction. 20 bidders and Po.rma>rrr-:
Containing . conditions :" u. .u'ori"ra'td III
,he 'O:r'racts 20 Il. ..,ea: IL" n.l."GtIl.':
.,

C",l..i!Iil. conditions :" u. .T'Ori' u III
.hr 'on'racrs 20 Il. ..,ea: III" Department.:
ma. d"-E oroser.
:. Se-.I. minutes are a''0H.S 20 @a'h '&teTrr-
1ate office, when 40; uth'!s l:c tl':!a'". !os 49,.
sortIIg : the ultil-
:! on rr,J..s ..T" Il. sno.,' q: '"u"era""" -
NIT %: = go. speisl gents of ~" ~"s5"titc" D.
'aTtU.u' ais" 1osto'l.c- "...ns. mail tag. .""..
and keys, .T" 70 b. conveyed ~!thr"i tst!a
-, ,sTl.
q. Way bills ~ ,.c. ipts yfsrarri =" p"-t!nas
t''e, u'4i"r agents If II" y. :iE'u'. Va. a..
cor rHLr :Lr f't.I.: .'.fNi;ls -" humber "!ln
destination "t ti. .'vcrs4. bag, =" t' "%""' -
Il. pc, mas tTs. % li- IKE :"sUt:! l.! ;' ."..''
OF bags ard pouches.
4. :" pas viii be made fer trips no. performed:
a'!t! FOL each of such onl--!"I.s / ne failure De
ecca-ioued b. the tauit =" :i, contractor or'II1"f.
three times fhe pay Of the trip will b" Deducted
For arrivals 80 far b.hnd tim" - 20 break ""l!l"c-
tio: with deponi mails and .1f sufficiently "E-
subject 20 forfeiture. For repeated 'l.tEar"n'i'
o: the KIND herein specified enlarged ''H' t.-
proportiOIei (" the nature thereof and the IN
pOrtan"e OF I'll" mail NAV h.- made.
;. 20! leaving .ehlni 81 :.g0a!uy o. ~" ~.
any pOrtOC Of them, Tor the adm. .Hi"n vi pas
sengers, OF for being concerned il setting up or
running an express conveying intelligence N a!'
vance O.: the mail. !Uagt"S'- pay Iua' :" de-
Gucicd.
d Fines ~ De ;rrrsc! '.''e.s ne d.; ue;.ev
.e F!G5aJ:.y sI.' ;-.ko<:!.!Iy t&p..s~-e- - .e.'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

4 coloved man. Berry Collier, was killed
at Canton. Mississippi. by the city marshal.
who went 20 y house to arrest another
party. He had also warran: for the
arrest of Collier, who aimed double bar.
relied shotgun at the marshal. bua the latter
was 700 quick, and put d bal! through Col
!ier's head with pistol. The coroner jury
called i ..:s.itable h2m!c!Ge.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
MOTTO f.,
ANN


CaITEp STATE. ?iTE>r GFr-"..
Washington, d. e.. JanUary %, !5:G
I'm THE PETITION OF THOMAS II. MURPHY
~ of New Orleans. Louisiana. pray ing for the ''
tension of IL patent granted TO Linn 1r the seV.'-
trenth day "t MAY. 1889. and reissrI.d the s'E:
day of August, 1872. for an improvement ~ 81 s.o
chm" TOY rolling fabrics.
II Is Ordered that the testimony III the rasF t-0
closed the fifteenth day of App utN': tha. -.
time for filing argument. and the examiner. Sc.
port b' limited I" the twenty y-htth sag u! ipy:s
next and that said petition b. beard On the il.;;
eth day OF April next.
Any person aIay oppose This extension.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
C4NCELI.ATlON OF BUnD.


STATE NF lOrIsIsSA }
Executive Department.
Srw Orleans. JaH,laTy u. 1916
H1-HEREA2 APPLICATION Has BEEN MADE TO
~ u'e Tor rhe cancellation Of the otiiCa. bond OF
Mosts FoN rs constable OF :hr Eighth Justice CoUg.
in and tor she parish OF Jefferson. 70 wiz: : Sond
dated February %. .@b9 ~ Tia. sum of $500. gnCd
by Moses Fox principal. and Henry Weber 20
surety. the sad GOId being conditioned :oT 1ht
ia :h,.l Performance ~ he .ai1 Moses Fox O' us
duties Is const able. afor. sand: No:..c !. n.rehv
given 20 al persons iutti rested IN 'he sa:t H"I. I"
file tl.!r objections to til. cancellation thereof 4
writing. il. he Office OF the Secretary Of STATE
vitn. ninety dars at:". hc !a.t publication IeT"0;
Given .ndtr lay hand and she zeal o! the state
tins touEt"rrti. DAY U! January. z. j.. !G.3 and 9.
IL. iui.p pc I,!eLct Of :le United Nta''. ia, 'ef,
seve:lth. WILLIAM J. KaLLDuG.
J., the G0v.T:c..
Wrn1AY W,YK. Assistant Secretary o! state.
So
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

IIr. Lorraine Rogers. business manager
o! the Varieties Theatre. has returned from
a theatrical tour of the Varieties Company.
which has been supporting Charlotte Cush-
man and Lawrence Barrett a; Mobile.
Montgomery. Macon and Coium5u-. and
now ''goes marching Oh" 20 otLeT Ie!d. OF
triumph and renOwr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

We publish in full this morning the de-
eision of Judge Lynch. of the Fourth Dis.
irict Court, in case Of interest 10 ship
masters and ship owners. and the opinion
of Judge Cullom. which incidentally in.
yoives the constitut!onaiity OF tie Superior
District Court,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

In tie court reports :hi. morning. lie
opinion of Judge Lynch, Of the Fourth Dis
trict Court, in a case Of considerable inter-
teresc to sbipmasters and ship owners. is
published at length. The Judge pays !"
handsome tribute 20 the sailor who exposes
himself 20 constant danger on the sea, and
who takes the risk OF c"ntagion il the eli
mate Of New O..caus wheIs yellow fever
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
rUE nAILY REPUBLICAN,

May be had Of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postottice.
C. c. Haley. No. l9 Commercial place.
C. @. d. HOLE. No. 81 Exchange place.
A. Simon. st. Louis street, between Royal
street and Exchange alley .under st. Louis
Hotel.
James Enuis. Pontchartrain railroad de-
pot, Third District: also at depot. foot OF
Lafayette street. First District.
Variety news stand, No. 80 Dauphine
street, between Customhouse and Bicnvllle
streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

Colonel Napier Bartlett. of the Claiborne
idcocats. IS in the city, and Wi! regard it
as a favor if the merchants of New Orleans
will help sustain that paper by liberal adj
yertising ana subscription patronage. The
.idcocaie is conducted with ability.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
Death of Mrs. J ohm j. (rittPnGcns

Our dispatches this morning report tie
death Of Mrs. CGittenden. widow of the late
Senator John J. CIittenGcn, Of Kentucky.
Mrs. Crit;endeE was well known several
years since by the habitues OF Washington
as an amiable. intellectual. gracefu! and
agreeable lady. who. younger than her con-
sort. shared in al! his Joys and sor.ows. and
was his pride in the society O: the national
capita!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

:sPECIAI. NOTICE,

IL PRISONS HOLDING !1V'HEHs Gv "iE.
a ,au-. issued hy 'h. HCJ.s. % ReIr. r.hrnia. ;y.e
.uriLg i&.u aur 49,! and the It.ula, ss.s"r! of
-! ar. requested :" pr"sHHf Them 20 examine.
ZION - III" special '"tumlite" aIpO'ut.a Tor 'ildt
yarppse h"!oT. 'he fifteenth .ay a. February 1918
a. the rooms q: 'D- committee. -. 2sH s'ana
.t..s., Dr.sss!. 's A0uls of ~ -. VI. and , J.. d.
DAVID S!JS St. h.lj,Wass
jafa ." 4. tbB.r. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
TO Contractors.

separate contract for constructing wO!dss
cur bng on the following streets, to VII.
Nome both sides tom Lrvee 10 Fifth street.
except such as las been made by existing OyTs-
nance: Lconidas. both sides. from LCvrc 10 ElftH
street except such has been made by rXiStiH,:
ord nal Ct; st. Mary both sides. FROM LIE to Ei.I.
street except such has been Ilaas sts Ytg "a:
ing ordnance.
This to be done IL accordance with the ahov,,.
frl II. A. g. B.T,'F N4yor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11


I'M MOTION OF GEORGE :. LACEY. ATTD$se
" ney, and upon fling petition and accouP4Hs
ing affidavit, together with the New Orleans Rro
publican and New Orleans Bee, it is ordered thaS
adj persons whom it may concern show ganSEs
within thirty days from the first publication D2
this order, If any they have why the asstssIneuS
roll of the property lying within the Fourth nraig
age District of the city of New Orleans comprises
within the following limits, viz: Commencing CE
the left bank of the river Mississippi at the p0il5
of intersection with Lafayette avenue; thaucc
Timing down the said river to the point Of iuttIe
section with Fishemtn's canal; thence runniE@
back from the said ryrr, distance OF $500 feet
thereahnuts to Bayou fItnvenu and Florida walk
thence continuing al0ug Florida wax for dis
tanCe of 59l4 feet or thereah0uts, as To C#G-
meet, through curved line of 1898 feet additional,
with Lafayette and Peoples avenues at a jojng
distant from the Mississippi river of 5000 feet
thereabOuts, and thence along Lafayette avenue
to the place of beginning. should not be approved
and homologated, anc Judgment Gi lie court ho
rendered in manner and form prayeU tOy ia G&u
petition on tt.
Dated New Orleans February TO- A. D. 1875
JACOB HAWKINS, Judge
tr,1,a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11


- UR MOTION DE GEOEGE 4 LACEY, AEG{aASe
- e. sur reimbursement de lie petition tt de raE1
d8vit accompagnant la peti II IT aussi dune CUDiC
du Republican, de la HOuv velle- Orleans ct GG
lAbeile de la Souvele- Orl6t s, il est ordOnue gu8
tOutes les pcrsOnnts que celia c0ucernR tOuutus
leurs ra,sOns, 81 elles ont dams tren'e iOurs
partir de la premiere publication d. GET &rdTU.
pourqu0i IA dite liste dasSesstment des pIoplitiG.
du QuAtrGme District de Desst tchement de .s'y Ne
de lI NOuvelie Orleans, comPrs dams les hKliteD
suivantes sayOir GUmHenCant sur la live gauCbo
du feuve Mississippi, au poi 1t dlnterseCtiou ages
ravenue Lafayette; de la con inuaut au long du Ss
teuve jusou'au point dinterseCtion avec lu rana2
des Ptcheurs de Ia sur la prOtOudeur, d
partir dH dit heuvs, uRe distance de 9SnO Qieds
plus on mDlns, jusquau <aYou Bienvenu ct Ia Pro
menade Florida; de Ia COntinuaut au long de 10
Promenade Florida sNr lstance de Is 9l4 piei3s
plus mOins de manier* Il joir DIRE, par IicEc
cOu1he de 1888 pirds additiounts aveC les avenues
Lafayette ct dn Peuplr, une distance de 460g
pieds plus moins, dH heuv" Mississippi It de
Ia au long de lavenue Lafavett" iusquau point dE
depart ne seralt pas approuvte 1T hUlnologute, 20
lt jugement de Ia c0ur rendu dc Ia manners, ga
forme demandGe dams Il petition euliassCe.
Eouvrile Orleans. 10 FtvTier. A. d. 1873
JACOB HAWKINS. Iu-.a
-Four cOpie cOnfOrmc:
q. NJ TENNI>oS, Dtpult Greflie:.
).,,,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

Mr. louis Frigerio, No. 80 Chartres street,
reports the weather tor Sunday and yes
terday as follows:
sA. NJ. 3PN. S!. NJ.
February s............ 70 - ~
February lO............ - -! -
Lowest point during the night Of febgU
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
Magical HaZar,

The grand magical bazar. ~ No. II!
Canal street, will reopen with an immense
assortment OF entire new tricks. designed
exp! essly for parior amusements. Read tie
advertisement for particulars.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
IDasCI -
GrsPASTRv.

Tie lrie.s .net residing a: -, State q
- undertake that. il the foregoing hId Tor
carving tae ma. on .oI;, No. De accepted by
the Pos master General. The bidder VIII. prior 10
tn. inst oi June. 1873. enter uto The required 0h-
gatieI.. or contract, to perform the se.H!:" Ilo'
posed with good and sufficient Surel'es.
I'll, do understanding distinctly NE Or. "a
:ini.s an! liabilities .:sIl..cli ~ g.a:Hntcrs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

Passengers per steamship Jaan G. Ieiss<'
from Port Limon:
c. B, Siran.. b. B. Smith. W. II. Laplan'e.
A. j. O'Toole. ID. 5. Soeeden. I. NJ. Aeed.
\. f. Bronwell, and sixteen second caolh.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
Form Of PROPOSAL. Guarantee and Ce:.ifi.
cate.

The UNDERSIGNED. .---- whose Ios'o'isr
is - county .f -. State " -. proposes
:. convey IL. mails 81 tue United States ::"I.
.Irlv 1873, to jane 81. 80, oa route No. -.
bst wtru - su.- .n1"r IN. advertisement t
uf :he Postmaster Genera dat4d Dc"cmh"! !. !Sis,
with "rlerty. certainty aIt. security "a" "i
June 6. p tor The auu"a! suIu Of - lI''i's.
This proposal i, made with tUll knowledge OF th'
Gstauc. Ul the route The weigh Of til" MAJ! I" he
carried an. . otne. particulars in reference 20
.hc ron = and service and also after "Ire'gl ..
animation the laws aud instructions attached 70
advertisenl.I.. of ma! service; and IL. prov
Sons contained. IL Tx ac! o: COI.iesS OF .uHet.
~
Da.eL B.G...r.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE

OrrlCn Stars TAX COLLECTOR FIRST D-srRft:.
No. I69 GTavi+T street, Z
New Orleans, Fe JruarY II, lEI&
FNTERESTED PARTIES ARE REQUESTED rs
4 come forward without delay ana settle thetv
license for the current year. Due notice VIII De
Civ of readiness TO issue tax bills from I@ll"
of 1872 COectible in 1873.
fsII st n c. FOLGER, Collector,