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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

A CELEBRATED physician has JUS, discov-
cred, by means OF microscopic e1aminati ons.
that the poison of hydrophobia is located IN
the kidneys. This seems wonderful. but
there is no doubt that their functions are
about the most important in the animal
economy. How important Is it then, to
keep these organs in proper order. Never
neglect an apparently slight trouble in the
region Of the kidneys, but at once get bot
tie OF Parker's Compound Fluid E1trac,
Buchu, and 1t will itnmsd .a,eiy 81 the diiii-
Guilty right again. Sold by all druggists,
eve,vwh here
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06
lGpCAA. STE aA.

BrxsY's Backing. The only polish MOI
injurious to leather. Wdd
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Chseass Live Stock Market.

ChseasS Live stock Market.
CHICAGO, February 4.
CArrLx-Eeceipts, 3 o'. Very dull weak and
discouraging in eastern markets; scarcely any
,ransp ration; fair to good 10 to Is cwt; steers
,teers, 4O9a IS. The pens were all full at the
close.
HOss-Rece'pts, %, oco. Active and firms, par.
tical.rly packing account, at S'eii 20; srring
grade quiet and FIRM Isls % to- sod 10 extra.
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xee,ee,ee Co.shs .sA CeIAa.

Few are aware of the importance Of check
INK . cough or Common Cold' in its hrsi
staee; that which in the beginning would
weld to "Brovn's Bronchiai Troches, il
neglected. often works upon the Lungs.
eod&s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06
sPEClAL NOTICES.


OF AAn REV ARD.
Sl.UUU for any case Of Bird, a.eeiing. Itch.
Ing u liberated fflss that Dx RINGS PILE
REMEDY fails to cure.
1t is prepated expressly TO cure the Pics and
nothing else and has cured cases Of over 20 years
Standing. For sale by all drusgists. Price i.el
iantsiAxA
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sARSAPAHILLA AND TAB PILLS
DIR. j. =. ROSES
Goldon PILE.
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since the death OF Prof Devices, Of the Univer-
sity Of Penney the diseases Of females, as
special b. Anch Of medicine, has received but little
attention, and IL even now lees understood than
any other branch Of the profession. Amer thirty
years Of extensive practice and close study. DE- j.
s. ROSE presents to the public the re.ult, these
truly excellent Pills. They have peculiar affinity
for the debilitAted muscles Of the females and IN
40 CASE HAVE THEY HAILED In radically curing
thoee distressing complaints females are 30 often
subject to. They brace the vhslo system, giving
tn and vivacity 10 the frame Al large by in
eIeA.ins the eoloring matter Of the blood causing
the capillary system to beeoms more tully injected,
the ips 10 assume Istder color, and the eye re-
nexed brightness. They are pre-eninentiy tonic,
blood, when Impoverished by any cause, hence,
they are useful diseases characterized by debiii.
IT, especially when the Consequence Of any iLordi.
nate Discharge. For those depressed By pale CON-
piezion, languor resless0sss, palpitation, enfes-
bled circulation, and thin blood, they are .
sovereign rsmedy. Thousands OF lslies Who had
long under the Of those przcticng the old
system Of medicine, have pronounced them supe-
risr 10 the whole faculty and their VARIOUS
compounds.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent Re mail TO address rccept .s ~ Ger e.
No. s., North Ninth street, Philadelphia. mn.
INA rI3soiieOs
LS0k, ~ Y0oDg Deard1ess Friend,
Turkish Ougient will rziss . beard in twenty
days. Is csats- Aadrscs Dr.. Tracy, 50 Gin o..
Nev York. noyi
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

st. Louis LAVE stock Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Febuiry 4.
CArrLH-Quiet and unchanged.
HOGs-Steady and firm at 9O9i so, mostly 20
32'. Receipts, 600
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pATcHs,uR,x MAZE 0YE.

Lore Powders
By a French Chemist wins love in q moment. %
cents. Address lr. Tracy, 80 Ciin street, New
York nOslJ
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VANILLA. LEMON; ETC,
For rIayoring Ice Cream, Cakes s Pastry.

With great care. by new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies. each Characteristic flavor, and
produce Flarorings Of rare excsi!sncs.
OF great strength and pe,fecs purity.
No poisonous oiis. Esery taror as REP
resented. No dsceit-cach b0:tis .fpit
measure, holding cae-hGit more Dar
Others parportiRg 10 hold sai1S quantity.
Use them once, ',ji' use no other TEs
mos. dedicate, del ,..,Hs t'qrors erer made.
So superior TO the cheap extracts. Ask
for DIR. Prices Spe. EiavorinSs. Man
ufacturcd o1ly by
kTEEl,E, 4 PRICE
pepots, CHICAGO and ST LOUIS
Manufacturers OF DIR. Prices Crecns
BGItaa Feeder.
s.p'rsc.itw
y.
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NV son was taken with swelling on his
leg. Just above the ankle joint. ] paid our
family physician so for attending TO II,
with no benefit. Some time after was adj
vised by Il friend to use Andersou's Derma.
dor. used one bottle On the swelling, and
effected permanent; cure.
A. S. RAILS,
Standing Stone, Pa.
See advertisement in another column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06
PETIT JURY.
Marriage Llee0seS

The following joined hands during the
month Of January. A there is no increase
over the previous month's report, We are left
to infer. the young mea are IS ss.hful as the
ladies:
John Herman and Emma Dolan; Tho.
Parker aud Esther Way; Era Keys and
Harriet Elliott; Henry Miller and Jennie
Davis; Tracy Mace and Mary Jeiger; An
drew Martin and Anna Resell; Robt. Lee
and Maggie Martin; John lssier and
Jennie Fi;xpatrici; Peytoa Burligh and
Mariah Pointer; John Lynch and Mary
Geusan; franklin Truax and Mary Salis-
bury; james Kilgore and Mary Downing;
John Haynes and Nancy Booker; Noaii.
NOSE Bineley and Polona Foreman; Pete
Vols and Elisabeth Shafer; John Rollinl
and Elia 81. Clair; Johe Dsvis and Bells
OBanioo; H. Redman aad CasArins 0ulli
van; Wilbur Nichols asA and AazKarsats
Hasepck; Robert Eoot and A0aDdA Morris
4 Ned Slsvsns aDd HAnnaA 0suaEs; 1ieh
,tnsnA NsQs - My Hoass; Jaao c.
tnsny ~ Bsns xinksahsasd. :
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FoR arrangement Of the Liver, for DJs
pepsia. DiarrheL Piles, ETC., DR.. Simnoos'
Liver Regulator certainly has No superior.
II acts like . charm, without debiiitating
the system. have tried is thoroughly, and
spsak what I know.
Rev. g. GAHDxR,
AAspulG., G..
n H. IN 1870 A&9
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"OVER AND OVER" .. ever a: :

UVEN ANU UV1Ils over again
have We for weeks, months and ye,is kept tci'inS
yoa Of the msri,s OF ire star Sran.led Banner
80 0.o peo,ie have ARE dy bsco:n- 'rmanent sub
,1rbsrs, tut ue want You- OGiy 81 secures
Frarg' : splendid chromo. "a Roquet OF Aaiuiaa
L~aves, {" and the paper . whole year. II IL
ropuIar family paper for Everybody. Splendid
Taies, 81 stehes. Poems, Wit, Hunor, Ae., &C
Try i. once. Ledger sxs, ~ co'uIns- Specinens
6erts. Satisfaction guaranteed send u. Ad-
dress star Spargled Banner, hirsia,e, y. ~.
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chll1lnM Lea = rEn.i ~.
Buyers are cautioned to AVOID the numerous
counierfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUSCAN'S SONS, Eew York,
octlsderi3a Agents tor the United states
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Criminal GO01e.

CRIMINAL GO01t.
Below are the names OF those who 0onsti.
tute the juror, for this Court, which opens
tomorrow
GRAND JURY.
Stephen Allen, William +. Merriam,
Ben Hiatt, VIM. Schroeder. Peter Praeder,
John Mckee, John K. FAlkner, Wa.
For,esque, A. Il. Morehead, VIM. Lock
miller, John Jordan, John Brans6eld, John
Murphy, Robt. Parham, Henry BALI, VIM,
McGsuhy, Lewis Osertoa, Cerbin Glass
H. J. Miller, VIM. Morris, A. g. Cogs'
we'll. VIM. Ssx,on, George Cofhn, L. Eek
cherry, Daniel HERSHEY.
PETIT JURY.
| Michael Kenney. Charles Schinke, A
Jacques, Z. Z. Pierce, George A. Knix, J
H. Heren, John Adams, Frank Hunt
James McCoIkey, J. L. Griffith, William
Kauaman.
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How the People rake sAe Eeoaaesfal
EleetS0o-The eeeeos Ceoa epeDf-
Aigoal Service EeBDoWs-C0oosy Hat
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WASHINGTON.
THE CALDWELL INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, February lat the sit
ting of the Senate Committee to-day, TO in
ves,igate the alleged bribery in the matter Of
the election of Caldwell. Senator from Kan
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| apprOpalAt. on Oe euIicAeu oN,
the ayes and nays were called - follows:
e Ayes-Geiger, Hook .ndWiison, t3,. Noes
: Hiatt. Spencer and Williams, chsirman-
tie vote, amendment lost
e The motion 10 adopt the resolution n
e originally offered, vas called for, when the
q ava and NAYS ware called ~ follow: Ayes
!, Ge,Rer, Hiatt, Spencer and Williams, chair
: man. al. Nays-Wilson and Hook, ~.
Il The resolution a originally offered Was de.
II clared adopted.
J.. Petition of W. H. Boyd, for the appoint
u msut Of ]. Sueart n Janitor for Curt honse
m v.s prceented, read, and referred TO thu
r Committee on Ways and Means
.. Mr. Spencer moved that thee ailiard road b
10 called NJ, whereupon several Partiee spoke pr
d. and con ON the matter, when Mr.. HAT
a moved that the matter be laid over until tn
d. NEXT meeting Of the Board, and the Com
he mi,,ee on Roads and Bridges make per
en- sou.l examination of said road Adop'ed.
Mr.. Wilson moved that Mr.. Hiatt B
Oh added to said comumittee. Adopfed.
nd The following resolutions were ofere
and adopted:
Resolved, That the County Cle:k be ,,
TO- ouested 10 advertise to receive bid, to bail
nd bridge acrose Big Stranger creek, At Il
1t place where the county ,osd erosss sa'
OF creek, above Ross mill dam, ussil II o'elos
on the 6rss Monday IL March. 1873. q
"a. cording u plane and specifications Of Il
ere County Ensisees.
er. BY Speacsr-
nee Resoised, that The Clerk be auihori.
% IN have plsis Of the old roada nov ssaabli-
ed used and placed On resoRd, according
,re- the lase nunbee q the saiutas, Il nOt I
uld CORDED.
lied Tie pesiaioa a Wick. On error u.ds
atic Assasrss, v.a pressased, rad and seterr
hes 70 The Commieies On Waya and Aeaaa
the The Ii Of pessonl taxea. On Aocount
oar he Seaae, rspsgtea y ths Treasurer non G
sn1 refosle& . ~ Co0nikiee 90 Ways q
ap- Gsana, sspssssl spoa IL ame, that I
Rive OhafrIan - CaGk DAko esEt.fcaao . I
n Ssllsshg visvsn vss s-sPPst.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
The Belle Lees Victims.

At dusk last evening the brig Lepanto,
which was run into and sunk by the steamer
Belle Lee, had been raised and her cargo
of 40 bales Of cotton safely landed on the
wharf. The brig unmoored and removed
to a wharf below to allow tho tug an op.
portunity to get the bark Constantia from
under the wharf, where she had been driven
by the force OF the blow.
The Lepanto ia nearly broken in two, and
requires the tug Tyler alongside to keep her
from sinking.
The bark Constantia was removed from
under the wharf without trouble and is not
leaking now moro than usual. 1t will only
be necessary to discharge portion OF her
cargo, which consists wholly of slaves, she
being damaged only above her plank shear
survey will be held ON both vessels on
Monday and the proper repairs made at
once.
Too much praise can not be awarded TO
Captain Colburn, of the underwriters tug
Tyler for his promptness in being on the
spot so soon after the accident. Although
the night was foggy. he CROPPED his way to
the brig and immediately made her fast 50
that she could not sink entirely. This saved
the vessel and cargo, tor had she gone to
the bottom the sediment ON her deck would
have broken her in two in raising, and q
large portion OF her cargo would have been
Loaf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21


To-day Annunciation square will again
he made brilliant by the gathering of the
Second Regiment Of the Metropolitan Bri-
gade. tho artillery. and other component
parts of that excellent organization not
inspected and mustered last Sunday.
Adjutant General Street, accompanied by
Colonel DeKIyne and Lieutenant Colouels
Loan. Nortonland. Fairfax, of GenerallL Long
streets staff, and General Badger and staff,
will conduct the review.
The following order has been issued
under date of December 90:
General Orders, No Is
The troops composing the First Division
Louisiana State National Guard will Assem-.
BILE ut Lafayette square on Thursday, the
eighth day Of January, 1874, at p NJ, for
parade and review, in commemOration of
the forty ninth anniversary of the battle Of
New Orleans.
Military organizations not connected with
the First Division Louisiana State National
Guard, desiring to take part in the parade.
are respectfully invited to participate, and
will be assigned positions in line on report
ing to the Division Adjntant General at the
time and place above specified.
The route OF parade and place of review
will be announced in subsequent orders.
BY command of Major General Long
street. T. w. DEKLYNE,
Colonel aud Assistant Adjutant General
First Division Louisiana State National
Guard
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SHEErPF.-Attento is
called to the Gales at auction to be made
tomorrow at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctloneers' Exchange, Royal street, by the
sheriff of the parish Of Orleans. Said sales
comprise:
l. A portion of ground with all the build
ings and i'm provements thereon, situated in
the Sixth District Of this city, fronting on
Nayades and Dryades streets, between Val
mont street and Peters avenue.
2. Three lots of ground with the improve
1nenfs thereon, situated in Faubourg West
Is 'uligny, Sixth District of this CITY, on
Chestnut street, between Napoleon avenne
and Jena street.
3. Aud 30 900 bricks and lot Of cypress,
and pine lumber contained in the unfinished
building on First, between Locust and
Freret streets.
For tuil particulars and terms see adyer-
teepients.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
Supreme Court.

In the Sopreme Court of the United
States, on Monday, the fifteenth instant
Mr. Justice Clifford announced to the bar
that the court viii adjourn on Wednesday,
the twenty-foursh instant, to Monday, Jan.
uary 5, 1874. Also that the court would sit
on Friday of this week only to hear motions.
No other cases on the docket will be heard
that day.
The Washin gton correspondent of the As
soeiated Press failed to transmit this infor-
nation, now several days old. but had
he done SO, in room of his fiings and
criticisms of certain Republican politicians,
hs would have better pleased newspaper
readers, irrespective of party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
The 1.ightninR Calculator,

We were favored yesterday with a call
from Mr. c. Frusher Howard, the author of
the California Lightning Calculator. This
is a small manual designed to instruct in
tie art Qt being quick at figures, and many
of the rules given tend greatly toward that
object. All the shortest methods are
brought together and thoroughly explained.
Those of squaring numbers and computing
interest are especially valuable. Mr. How
ard is master of the science of numbers,
and his own speed in manipulating them is
q remarkable proof OF the value ST his
az tGDla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
I" The TemDeraEce ORA mas -

Under this title Messrs. Lee & Shepard,
of Boston, publish collection of dramas,
comedies and farces, including the Little
Brown Jug" Seeing the Elephant "A
Little More Cider" "a Drop too Much"
"rhe Tempter," The Last Loaf" and
others. These pieces are arranged for the
stage by Mr.. George NJ. Baker, with cos-
tune and stage directions given, and are
admirably suited fer school exhibitions and
private theatricals. Fo. sale in New Or
leans by w. D. MsttheTs, No. GIG Maya
zine street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE MILLIoN-EverY
Christmas, for the past forty years, thu
store of Mr.. B. Pifet has been the general
place of resort for all who want to buy
presents of all kinds. 1t seems that the
people think that Pifot understands their
wants better than anybody else-or else
there are fsw natives of this city whose
earliest recolleotions Of Santa Claus are not
confused with Piffet, in such manner that
thoughts of the one invariably bring in their
train thoughts of the other. And this year
will be no exception.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
B Y TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.


| NO"mitteO On APpKopr1at1Ones
WASHINGTON, December 20.-The Com
| mittee on Appropriations will remain here
| during the recess to perfect bills.
The Sub. Committee to Visit New Orleans.
Messrs. Wilson, of Indiana, and White. of
Alabama. go to New Orleans to investi sato
the affairs of the federal court.
The Transportation Committee Coming
Soath.
The Senate select Committee on Trans
portatiOu Routes to the SeabOard will
start on their Southern tour on Monday
next. The committee propose to stop for
two days at Atlanta. They have promised
to give one day to Mobile. the business
men OF that city having preferred request
to that effect They will spend at least
four days at New Orleans, and will, if time
permits, accept AN invitation to extend
their trip to Galveston.
Discussion on Judge Dureil's Case In tho
House.
Extract from congressional record, SEQ
ton twenty:
Mr.. Butler. of assachusetts-Before 1
proceed with the civil rights bill desire to
submit the resolution which / send to the
Clerks desk, and on which l shall ask to
be permitted moments explanation.
The Clerk read:
Resolred, That the Committee on the ,Ju-
dietary be and is hereby authorized to send
subcommittee of two members of said
committee to New Orleans, for the purpose
of taking testimony in the matter of the
impeachment of Judge L. II. Durell here
totore referred to said committee; and that
said sub -cemmittee have the power to send
tor persons and pat0rs, and TO employ q
stenographer.
Mr.. Butler added: desire to saw that
there are among the charges against Judge
Durell charges Of Inisapphoation of funds
in hu-,
less this resolution be adopted, it would
require all the bankrupt records to be
brought up here before the committee, or
copies, at an immense expense, and there
would be such q consumption of time.
that we probably would never get
through The investigation; and al
though 40 single member--I am sure
do not want to go. and am not going
although no single member of the Judi
ciary Committee desires to 20 on this er-
rand, yet we have been compelled by a
sense of public duty to ask for this, which will
effect great saving of expense. 1t is in
the interest of true economy, assure the
House.
Mr.. Holman-Why is not the gentlemen
content to send a committee of onee
hr. Butler--We are going to send com
mittee OF two-One for each side, that there
may be fair play.
There was no objection, anL the resolu-
tlOn was adOpteO.
No Mail Contracts to Europe.
The Postmaster General, after hearing
applications from nuuaroua steamship
lines, has decided to award no contract tor
carrying the european mails for the next
year, but will send the mails each Tuesday.
"Wednesday, Thursday aud Saturday by the
best and fastest steAmer ssilng each day.
The designations will be made every six
weeks by the superintendens Of foreign
mail service and the New YorR postmaster,
basing their selections en- the past records
of the vessels announced by tLo respactivr
companies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
A New Eras

o. Saturday last 'hs ship s.. Paul, of
New York, arrived from Europe via Key
West. From Key West she undo ubtedly
performed the best and most economical
passage of any ship aaoat. havin. made
the passage from that port to the city of
New Orleans in seveuty-two hours without
the aid of steam-s distance of 6l5 miles, at
an average speed OF eight and = half miles
per hour, with three knot current against
the ship in this Mississippi river. This is
an unparalleled feat for heavy ship, and
taking towage OF $500 into eonside ration,
which was saved, Messrs. Benner and
Pinkney, Of New York, the owners of the
st. Paul. can do Io less than high " com.
pii1ent Captain Isaac Call, her com
mander. for his courage, after crossing our
bar at midnight, in sailing up the river
without a pilot. thereby eluding and ig.
poring the Towboat Association. Captain
Call IS the son in-law OF one Of our most
respected and worthy stevedore.. His wife
was awaiting him here, and when he walked
into the house it was the first ;ntimaton
they had of hi. coming.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
NeWsboys, Variety Cluha

This evening affords the last chance to
witness the performance of the newsboys at
St. Johns Hall. They will present pro-
gramme, which, from ito excellence and
variety, is sure to contain something which
will please every body. Ballads and comic
ditties there are in abundance, with jigs,
stump speeches. and the farces of "Sky
Light Arrival" "Millie Aimee "Coal
Heaver's Revenge" and the "Dutch JUS
tice.' Master Carlton will give his Dutch
speclalties and Master McDermott his songs
which so pleased the audience On the pre-
yious nights.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

circular from the Bureau of Education
gives table of the gifts to colleges for the
year ending jane 30, and Of the purpose to
"hich 'bty are applied. From this We
learn that the total reported gifts to ninety
four institutions, rsckoDed as collegiate and
scattered through the country, amounted to
$i.2l6, $50, OF which 81 l.609 997 W .s devoted
to general purposes, 81 $40, ,705 to endowed
funds. s53o.6l6 to buildings, s289, GOO to
proiessor-hips, $4,000 to fellowships, $56,-
600 scholarships, $a,lC0 to prizes, $24S. 1894
to new or special departments, S7.533 to
ibrsrie-. Sls,S0 to musuems, and e4es0 to
apparatus,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21

portance. We assure them that we have no
wish to discourage such of them as are de-
sirous of achieving the frat part of the
adage beginning this article. If any woman
thinks by effort she can acquire the ability
to talk wisely, let her by no means intermit
her endeavors, remembering. however, that
there ia no natural incompalibility between
that and looking well. If a woman has but
little gumption. she might better expend
some of that little upon her appearance; if
she has much, she can surely spare por-
ton of it upon so desirable an object.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-21
e. 4. Girardey. EsU.

We are glad to welcome back to business
our energetic and public spirited friend, e.
E. Girardey, as will appear from an adver-
tisement in another column. We are
pleased to find that one 80 well known, so
conversant with real estate titles, and so
competent to act as an intermediary be
tween our embarrassed holders of real
estate and the foreign capitalists, who will
no doubt soon turn their investments in this
direction. will not leave our city or with
draw from his special profession. Such