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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-09

r. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE
above sale II Post poned until FRIDAY, July lin,
1873, same hour and place
Dg3t LATIMER CLEaRY Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-09

RY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth II ,
Star Once Building.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
Noble Advice.

Tie following noble advice and jus: ri
hu:e 80 woman We find published n an eE-
change paper withOu: credit. The man
who writes thus deserves 10 be known. for
he is an homo, 20 mankind. We take pleas
IRE in repub.!sh;ng the advice because = is
both wholesome and JUS. and wou,d gladly
name the author If We could. for the reason
that he deserves 10 be known and horCreG:
Never use ladys name Il al improper
place. at an improper time. or II mixed
company. Never make assertions abOu:
Ter that you think untrue. or aIus:oHs
tha. yOU ;h;nk she herself would U.Ush
70 hear. When you meet with men who
DO not scruple 10 make use CT a woman's
ner. shun .lem-thev are the very worst
members OF the community-men lost
TO every sense Of honor, every feeling
of humanity. Many good and worthy
wOman's character has been forever ruined
and her heart broken by lie manufactured
bv some villain, and repeated where i.
should Tot have been, and IN the presence
Of those whose Ettie judgmen: coulG not
deter them from circulating the foul ana
Dragging report. A slander is sOOu prop&-
gated, and the smallest thing derogdtOry 20
a woman's character Will ty on tLe W.ngs
OF the wind, and magnify az = clTcul&.es.
until its monstr0us weight crushes tEe poor
unconscious victim. Respect the Iame o:
woman: your mother and sisters are
women. ana az you would have their fair
name uEtarDisheG. and their lives UnemD.t-
tered 10y the siandereT's bitter tongue. heed
the Ill tha: vour own words may bring
upon the mother, The sister or :-e VIE q
some fellow creature.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
G.. L. d, O. #.

r,o po II Tbounson deI;vered lee
no 4'oe' ~ - -,.-,1"-I'.- 49, Co,-,aI
ture Oh Odd FeAo"sLip d. CLIO al
Church, corner Of Liberty and Gasquet
s.ree.s On Sunday .ast. His subject was
as U,,,a-uat;-. n,a ,rss deIive-en before
va" le-io"Sn-P. 'nu vas ooi- 70
the Amos and itompso& Lodges, W. w.
o. =. He gave d history Of the or,glr'
.res.n, eor6i.;or ana :oture prospects 0:
-. ,r,. ho.b interest.
'he ofuef' Ahe "o|'eSs "". U''i.
ing and instructive. and me .e'-I-e7 ""e
listened 20 with marked attention ana ap-
,rec;a,ioD nv .te bro,Leye ard re audi
pioo'"'-'A y
ence.
The lodges APPEARED n the to.lo"'nS o.
der:
,,. Va ,.s- :, fru -ega'ia.
,atilR o.. T : Ee}ly's ipyariie banC.
n9au0u ;sh ,b bs .CIio1r;n, officers: William
.Ti,a,,,nU ~ sn pas+P Z G.. Isidro Rieras. p.
\, G. and Pas,p. y. G.: Alexander john
sor. \. G: William II. moody, '; ", w
nam "A: RaIEon; % obo1jain. Charles
Harnes. W; louis Cof,ey. c.: Samuel Cor
don. o. G.: William N.ckerson, e.. James
Livingston. treasurer; TeorSG !" - "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

jacques GeVs and Others sfeamb1R
Great Rapubiic-Nos. 10 l5S 10, l4G and 10 l4l.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTo
J DISTRICT o; LouisanS.-In obedience to aGo
mirSltv warrant, to me directed in the above
titled suit have seized 4H1 taken into my poss%$o
sion
THE STEAMBOAT GREAT REPUBLIC aeR vaO
gines, boats. tackle, furniture. etc. libsled kE
Jacques Levy sna sthers, for The causes set Ort'S
III the libel now pending Il the District GGuTt 20
the United States
And do hereby cits snc @dtnsn.h fhs OwnsS SF
owners thereof and all and every person pee
having pretending to have any right, titlSe
interest to The same, TO he and appear AZ ss
District C0urs Ot til, United States. for the district
aforesaid to be holden al tht city Or New Oreans-
the ist Monday in April, to show Cause, is an6
they have can why the SAID steamboat tiIssS
Republic should not De condemned, and b. s0&
agIesably to the prayer OF lib. ANTS.
United states Marshaps Office, Esw Svl@Sess
first day o: March. .6.I
= 2. PACKARD
Nlhs 70 % apS Sfitsd States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

The second husband of Montreal
widow. provoked beyond endurance by the
perpetual recital of the virtues Of his pre-
decessor. recently wen: and smashed the
dear departed's monument. He doctor
,av,it will be some :.ne before he RECEIVERS
his own heads tone. though the scratches
viii heal without disfgu-ing him much.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Look 60 Your OwE Interest.

Over OF y. p. EAxRI. s-A+r TAX roll.c-oK.,
Se.SLG District, No 60 Rampant street.
New Orleans. March IS, IS.S}
4 CT No. So OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
I6!s Cor the relief 0: delinquent taxpayers. pro-
v.ies :ha. q. back taxes that are paid within
NINETY DAYS irsm March II. 1873, shall be upon
ties interests and costs being nitted.
Specia, attention is called 20 the act hsreun:o
annexed:
Nc. 46.
Al act so- the relief OF taxpayers. remtting all
pe1al:ies and interest to al delinquep. State
taxpayers, provided said back taxes are paid
within ninety days FROM and after the passage
OF his act.
SECTION l. Be !: tracted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the State OF Louisiana. IN
General Assembly convened, That the delinquent
taxpayer, OF the State hereby relieved from
ne payment Of interest and penalties imposed
upon them for Ion. pa ynent OF taxes when due;
provided. however, that the same paid within
ninety days from and after the passage 0! this act
in dsfaul: Of which Al! interest and penalties 10
remain as heretofore.
SEC 2 Be i. further enacted, etc. That this &C;
shall take etfec: from and after its passage.
sSgneG) CHARLES W LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
tS!gI.d) c. C. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and Presidep: 0. the Senste
Approved March Il, 1873.
tS!gueG) WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the Stale OF Louis.2La.
A :rue copy:
p q. pEsLoSpH.
NJ Ste$
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
PROPO.ALs FOR STATIONERY.

OFFICE CHIKF QU.RTERNAsTER,
Department of the Gull,
New Orleans LIS, March 20, 1873. y
EElLED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE, WITH 4
~ copy OF this advertisement attached to each,
will be received at this office until twelve O'clock
NJ, May /, 1873, for supplying the United States
Quartermaster's Department N this city with sta
tlOnery, in such quantities as may be required
IRON time TO ;iue between JuIy |, 1873. and June
go 1874.
All necessary information in regard 90 bidding,
requirements, etc, with blank forms OF proposals,
describing the kind and quality of statiOnery, will
be furnished on application 10 this office, and bids
no. made upon these forms or IL conformity
thereto. viii not be cULsid. red.
WILLIAM Y. HUGHES
nE2l u thie1 Quart ermaster.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

yYR cB. }. MONTGOMERY. at II O'Clock.
+: No. 81 Eatchez street a general assortment
q, second hand furniture
ET SHERIFF HARPER at %. O'Clock. at No
- Camp street. contents OF store. consisting OF
lamps, coal OIL. etc.
EY John MCCORMICK, constable second Justice
Coart at I2 O'Clock at No. l4O GirOd street lot
Of furnl: 4re-IoL. McCTacken vs.. b. Fl. Alex
krGer,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
The New Members of the senate.


Wash .ton Correspondence ci he I.LG.cL.'
Gazette.
Mr.. Allison Of Iowa. who succeeds Nj
Harlan and sits IL Mr.. Wrignt's Cd seat. is
a young man not more than forty .esrs OF
age, has d handsome face and ...Ler = :lue
presence.
Mr.. Wadieigh. OF New Hampshire. Mr
Patterson. successor, has taken the sea,
vacated 10y Mr. Logan. NJ. WaGleigh is a
mediur-s;Zed man. rather stout an. nj.
breasted. He is of ScOtchirish descent.
and bears the unmistakablc marks "E ,he
Granite bully. Next 20 him Is Nr. Mitch
eli, @: Oregon, Mr. Ccrrett's successor. wGo
has frank, pleasant face. ana wears ::
long. narrow beard. Wadleigh and Mitchell
are bright Young lawyers, ambitious ara
surely successful ID gaining so high pos
tion as United States Senator BEIGE -Le.y
had won national regulations.
Mr.. ingalls,. of Kansas. NJ. Poih"."y :
successor. Is perhaps the Los' marhe! n
personal aupearance. as he j. the most n
.iuired about OF anv OF the rev Senator'S.
He is tali--at least six feet IL heignt-yery
spare in form. mas a long. Llgh ana narrow
head. sharp features and long Kun neck
very dark complexion, and wears glasses.
which give Lim rather a serene. stno.arty
appearance. He walks ahoUt WITH aE ar
ot perfect ease anl abandon. :dlHs Well,
and - a sort OF -tE er!can Iat! Nc-I.L.
Mr.. Jones. OF Nevada. t,.e trend "n'. sc
ce-sor ot the Genial senator NE". Is . pa
look.H. Ean. between :iity az" -.& So"is
old
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

The real name OF the mcrgsnauc wife OF
King Victor Emmarrel. whom lie now tries
20 pa. as his Queen upon :he throne CT
Italy. was Rosina Vercei.ana. She was ct
very !owly descent. ana when 'i:.o: En-
manuel frs: made her acquaintance Il! ISIS.
see was unable 20 read or wr.,e.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
NOTICE,

CFFiCk STATE TAI CoLLECroR. HlrrH D,srkrcr
ASiers, March s. 1875 !
pARTIES iSTERESTED ARE REQUESTED TO
Z come forward at once and settle their licenses
for the current year. Due notice will he givsD OF
nv readiness TO receive the State taxes for the
wear 1872 JAMES KOPPEL, Collector,
COrue. of DeiaronGe and bartholomew streets
Algiers mh6 lm*
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
SALE OF hARkEV REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT ~ COMMERCg
New Orleans, March 70, 1873. !
tx-llN BE SOLD FOR CASH AT PUBLIC AUC
w ton on THURSDAY March D. 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ, in the Ci.y Hall, the revenues Of the
public markets for the month of April, 1873.
The essees will be required to conform to all the
city ordinances relating to markets, and will have
the privilege of collecting the revenue according
to ordinance No 1877, as amended.
Accepted bidders VIII be required 10 make . de-
pOsit Of one hundred and fifty dollars IN cash for
each market at the time OF sale, which shall be
forfeited to the city il OF failure to cOmRlete
the contract. Bids 70 be made II currency.
E. NJ. TURS3ULk
-uh2I I'd Administrator OF Commerce.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

CrTiCH CT T. Y. EAKRIs S-Afp TAx roliEC-oR
Se.oLC District, No. 60 Rampant street.
New Orleans. March Is. 1875.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

wArcr,MrS's KsIvEs.-Sunday evening
Z. J. Mckay and John Lynch, watchmen
a: :he Marine Hospital, Guarreled concern
irg bunch OF keys that disappeared. Inc
strife grew warm, so warm that knives
were drawn. and :he heLigerents went 10
work in earnest. Lynch received terrible
wo.ud IL ms neck. and Mckay a dose OF
e,eel in Lis head. Lynch'S injury may
prove fatal: he was sent 10 hospital.
Mckay was arrested and yesterday re-
u.nded 20 prison 20 await result OF the
wound be inflicted.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25


CRIMINAL CoUKT--Alfred Muller. alias
Conrad A. St. Clair. indicted OF charge OF
forging a check for $3.50. was arralsneG
and pleaded not guilty.
James Gallagher. Thomas Murray.
Thomas Brennan and William Sullivan,
alias Billy Little. were arraigned Yesterday
morning on a charge Of numbering Charles
+. Noyes. on the twenty-tourth Of January
1873. They pleaded not guilty.
The same defendants were arralgned on
the charge OF robbing the deceased OF a
gold watch, and pleaded nOt guilty.
Ellen and Sarah Phillips and Mrs John
son, arraigned on charge Of assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty.
William Rois pleaded guilty 10 the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. and was
remanded 80 await his sentence.
The case of the State against May, charged
with murder, was fixed :or sTia. On the sec
ond Of April.
The trial Of the Jacobs arson case was re-
sumed yesterday morning. Mr.. Bentzel
took the stand, and his examination. COM
menced or Saturday, was continued. his
written evidence taken before the recorder
was read 10y Colonel Field. The witness
said the written testimony was correct ex'
cept in one unimportan: particular. He
had not known Henry Schmidt as long as
six months. but only few weeks.
Mr.. Thurer. sworn for the defense-Has
known Mr.. Jacobs since 1866; had frequent
lv been in the cot1eehOuse OF Mr.. JACOBS or
Dauphine street: he wanted 20 borrow
$4,000 Oh the orchestra: lent HIM the money.
and il has been repaid: induced Jacobs 10
insure in the GermanIa Insurance CoM-
panv. he being a stockhoider: the Teputa.
tion of Mr.. Jacobs IS that OF an honorable
man.
Mr.. Atocha asked the witness whether
Jacobs owned other property. Colone!
Field objected. and the court held that the
question was admissible, and Colonel Field
excepted. Mr.. ltocha argued that the fac;
of owning property was a circumstance 90.
ing to show that he would have no motive
to burn a portion of j: IN order TO make
money out of an insurance company. Wit
ness stated that defendant was owner OF
other property. He had sold various bills
of goods TO Mr.. Jacobs, and he Lad paid tie
bills.
All the evidence is in, and course! Will
make arguments to-day.
The grand jury returned trae bill in the
| case of the thirteen men charged will!
treason in capturing the seventh precinc;
police station or the night o: the fourth H.
stant. Their names follow: Peter Daily,
Seymour Rapp. +. Belson, Charles Piper.
J. A. II. DeLeon. J. Z. Guillotte. Henry
Reynoy. Philip Bewst, Thomas Moore. p
c. Laconnue. P. j. Sanders, John +. E!tert.
Joseph de Lowde.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

Commodore Maury, on MS death hed, re-
peated prayer c. eleven 2e::tions. which
le wanted each of his children and grand
children 20 use every Gav.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

a BULLY GoAT-Mrs. Harriet Connell
reveled in the possession OF a goat the
value Of which can no: be told in dol
lars and cents. especially the cents
Hall dozen lads, hungry for spend.
ips money. bagged the pet goat and
were so infinitely mean as TO sell it for
single dollar. This latter tact was 100
much for Harriet. so she sought the law
protection. The law. covered with olue
clothing and brass huttons. found the
young rasca's and collared them into the
frs. precinc. s,ationhouse. When Recorder
Houghton siftei ont the evidence 1t APP
peared pain 30 him tina: Patrick Kelley or
Kelly. was the calprit. and. therefore, sent
him down 20 the Crimina! Court to have a
talk with jury concerning the stolen
rCp:,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

Mr. Louis Frigerio. No. 80 Char.Ies street.
reports The weather :or Sunday and yes
te,day as follows:
Wsr,i' II .; :. =,
Loves: poin. during :he nigh. of NaEcl
y, a., Rain March %. Ike inches.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

BIDS for any part Of the supp.s ~. II received.
AL necessary information IL regard TO bidding,
reutliTements etc, With blank tOIms of proposals
describing the kind and HuslIy of Forage and
Straw, VIII be furnished rE application to thls
office: and bids not made upon these forms AZ IL
conformity thereto vii not be considered.
Proposals TO be addressed to III. undersigned, or
20 any OF the Acting Assistant Suartermasttrs 81
said posts, aId marked Proposals Ior Forage"
WILLIAM y. HI GHES,
uA2l 81 Chief QuaTtermastpT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

S-A-v - Lr'-Ists"A
:v.".s.v- Department. .
SeH orleans S&,CL y, i#';. '
yy~pgrTls APPLICATION has BEEN MADE
w for the can. eat"n cf .hs 0tic1a "nHd af
.ilt 4. BveIlV a, Jerk of the Third District tuu'
az. 10: the parish of orleans :" VII: hD'h
G2-sI ApIl r. 1870. n ii. sIm OF -5H9s, s-ne: ~
Tar,.l =. Hv-rly, a. prime. pa. al" 'ls tr-"-.z
AMI J. ~. GLtl"n az s-r.t's the saih DoA" "'ln-
c.udit jored tor tie faithful! performance y" Me
sad Daniel {. Br.:y "f lis c.tes as I 'i~ ~
t.uIt aforesaid.
So:3oe 4. hereby : v.:, :" al persona Interested
y "a. bond 70 i e -t.ir GlI4rt ms Z" ttr
Gel Gti"u thereof u pG4tIL" :! :Lc ntlcr o! -"
see taIT "t state v .t!n ...ls'y dats ai.ti ia
- :r...io..'!CI, hereof.
t,v.. -IGer wv .laL.i and - >..l - tts %'d'e,
= -Srf-v tirs- GAv ., March, eighteen hE' r.i'c
4i.n -..vsLtv'uree. au, f IN. nd ,+uL.fl"s OF t.t
l ed st.-es TIE :..tt r--ey"i-T'..
NILLIAI r. EEiLHG.
Ev = Governor.
D. .. ~ wv.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
%,,t.sro!ogfcai and River Repsr:.

Tie signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benef: Of commerce. me
meteorological record. and rise CT al OF
the rivers. a: G:i3 a. NJ, local :!me. yes:ez-
6ar as follows:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

EsT re had Of :he following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postottice.
C Haley. No. l9 Commercial place.
e. G. D. Hole, No. Il Exchange place.
d.. Simon. St. Louis street. between Royal
st-ee: Ind Exchange alley !unde. St. Louis
Eo:H!|.
Jsnes Ennis, por.chartta;r railroad de-
po:. Third District: also at depot. foot Of
Lafayette street. First District.
Variety new. stand. No. 80 Dauphine
street. between Custonbouse and Bienville
etrtaAG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

A Ii TAXES ACCRUING IN 1873 MUST BE PAID
"a al my once within the the time prescribed
involve the legal penalties
J. W. FAIRFAX
mh2S Collector Fourth District
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ysTrtrC ard Sis1ghtrr House Company New O!-
iean. March a, !S73.-At an annual stecqOn tor
Directors of TINS COMPANY, acid OF hith Instant.
the following gentlemen were oA!S eeclec 10 seEVe
during The t&asuing wear ,, ,--,,,.
CHARLES CAEAEOC. JOSEPH hEhNANl II.
! ! IEa.RrE Joseph DONALDSON
{ = WfGTGS T. Il HULBtRT
] \ avEGyO CHARLES pE RUYTER,
PASCAL >ARTHOU.
ArS ap).e+fuu OF the Board of Directors bed
or- +ysrty.firs+ instant MI CHARLES CAvAROC
was lnaniInous.Y ,s elect ed President.
,nbI- i5t J. n AUGuSTIS Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STAFF or LOUISIANA.
ES"CUtive Department.
E.w Orleans. March 22, 1878
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w 20 ne Tor the cancellation Of the official bond
OF John 5. Walton Administrator OF Fnarce II
anC ior The city of New orleans, 20 wit: bond
dated March 90. 1870. in the sum OF twenty-five
thousand dollars, signed by John :. Walton as
i,.ir. pal, and John N. Hevle for twenty Thousand
dollars and Duncan Sinclair for five thOusand Go.
lars as sure:ies: the said bond being conditioned
Tor tie faithful performance by tLe said John ).
Walton Of LIS duties as Administration O.: France
aforesaid.
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons interested
N tie said bond e their objections to the can
cellatiCn thereof, IN writing II the Office OF the
Secretary of State. within ninety days after me
last publication hereof.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the State
this twenty fourth day OF March, eighteen hundred
and sevent y-thTee, ard of the independence Of the
United States the LiEetv-seventh.
WILLIAM p KELLOGG
By the Governor:
i. e.. DESLOSDP,
Secretary ~ State. Ni2. 5tt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

bar keeper in house on Bienv.lle, be-
tween Marais and IRENE streets. Sunday
evening, so far forgot all decency as ID at
tempt to outrage young girl whom he had
enticed to enter his room. The child's cries
bought assistance, when the villain ted, it
is hnned for ever.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
A Para.raph for Dysp.ptic'.-lt you ma

a ParnsrRph for Dyspeptics.-lt go. nave
a weak stomach and W 81 70 make ;: weaker, lake
violent purgattons. There IS no sUrei way 20 yer
der nd g.st on chrCL.c. But :: yo. are dyspept!c
and. ike sensible person. desire 70 strengthen
y..r digestive organs and compel THEN 20 perform
their esser.ia, 0uties thoroughly and regularly.
take :; dose OF Eo,te.t.rs Stomach BltteCs
before every meal. anti. yOar celnouen:
stomach IS restored 10 . healthy Condition.
!. should be understood that dyspepsia .s
a,ways complicated with disturbance. o.
.le liver and an unnatural st&te Of Ste bow
,ls and that 10 ne liciue which does ROT reach
ard rec.ify these irregularities car possibly cuEe
his agonizing disease. HOstetter's Stomach BIZ
:e!s - an ant.b!Ious agent aud gradas, cathar-
:c as We. as tone and stomach-c, and hence -ts
UNPARALLELED .ttici.av IN :Le everest cases OF
cf frorfc iY,'iges+ior mhlg eoC "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

Il is unnecessary 20 60 10 foreign parts to
find heathena. as some Of that tribe reside
in our midst. Gne Of the miserable crew
attempted 20 burn pile Of cord wood in
ward corner of Peace and Moreau streets.
Citizens discovered the fire in time to pre-.
vent grea: disaster. and when all danger
was over they found bottle Of coal oil
,laced IN a situation 20 assist the flames.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE ANB
ATRAWs

OEFICE CEIEy QUANTERBAsTKh,;
Department OF tho Cult, Z
New Orleans, La. March 20, 1873.
S,EAIED PROPOSALS IN TRlPLICATE, WITH A
- copy OF This advertisement attached to each,
VIII De received a, this orfiCe, and also at the
offices Of The Acting Assistau: QuarteImastsrs ct
the following posts in this department, until twelve
o'clock NJ, May !. 1873 iOI supplying them month
~ required. from July 1875, 70 June 80, 1874,
with the following quantities OF CORN. OATS, hay
a SrR AM IlnI 4.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Cry,CH STATE Tx COLLsCTOs, SECOND nIsrR,Cr, J
No. 40 Rampant street
New Orlesns, March II, 1873. y
DAR-IES INTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE
Il notice that tie State licenses for the wear 1879
and all State taxes for I672 due and should
Ue paid Immediately.
l. 96ts " ". HARRIS. Collector
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPoRr.-Dr. =. {.
Russell. secretary of the board of health.
reports that the whole number Of deaths in
;hi. city for the week endin. Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was 10. Tie
causes OF death were as follows:
One of abcess of leg. ; OF album;ru-ia,
! of aneurism OF aorta. | OF apopIexy.
/ of asthma. 8 of bronchitis, OF
cancer OF the breast, OF cancer OF the
neck / Of cancer ot The womb. ! OF cholera.
. of cholera intantum. . al congestion of
the brain. ! of congestion Of The stomach.
! of congestion Of the lungs, Is OF con
sumn-ion, :; of infantiie cunvulsiOns, : Of
cvanosis. of Group, OF adult debility.
;ifantile debility. OF diarrhea. OF dropsy.
, drowned. ot chronic dvsenterv. = "t
.oiIansv. 1 Of entero-culiti-. ot ervsipeias
, of emphvsema OF lung, OF 0IiIous lever,
, of con cestive fever. l oi maarlai yer
OF typhoid fever, ot fracture OF the
neck Of gastro-enterltis' OF hehotsh"se 81
the Iunr,. OF heart disease. oi NdIEular
disease ot III. heart. of Inflammation oi
.La hr,in ! Of Inflammation ol stomach. rf
;,tia,nr,,tion OF Ike womb. OF ln'emper-
onca of intussliSceptloD OF Int"S'ln"-. ni
i;,-ar, disease. | of lUchiaU. .; .:rTnClti>
of iufantile maTasmuS. : OF h,1'si's, =
of meningitis. ; OF cereoro sRihat MEM :. :.
ritis. | OF old age. OF peHtoh'ue' "i
pneumonia. OK typhoid pneNni,h''' oi
premature. birth. :. .. smaiI'poA' - >u-io -.
ra.inn ; of tri. nascentiun, " az suoeE."-
!osis. Of liberation OF the bowels
Thirtv-eigh. were inferred from luohc
institutions and twenty-nine on cerIlnca.e .es
of coroners. OF the twenty-five deaths oE
smallpox. twenty were c9lored sHe sW0
were white.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

prompt action as citizens and fremen in
preventing much loss.