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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

for the purpose oil clearing out all the celia
the middle and uptown wards.
The directors OF the German Society, in t.f.
monthly report on German immigration, .a
that during the past month 1906 German In
grants arrived at this port, being decrea,
5,l6i compared with the corresponding mont
last year, when Is, 200 Germans were landel
Castle Garden. The whole number OF German
migrants at this port since the LIST OF JanI
amour ed TO 5s,3lo falling OF Of T,,35 comps.O,.
with the nrst sax months of last year, during
which 6I,05l Germans were landed AZ Castle Gar
den. The majority OF the German immigrants
landing here are destined for the western states
Commissioner Van Mort. OF the Department Of
Public Works. states that the present season of
drought. commencing In May, has been the most
severe ever known In sse yroton Valley at this
season OF the year. Tbs rain gauge Kept by tho
department near tDc centre OF The Croton basin.
showed aa average amount OF rain fall for thc
month OF June, nom s6S to 1871, Of 2%loo inches,
the highest being IN lssi-5 ,3-l00 inches-and tho
fall In June was but sl-l0o of an inch During May
and June last the rain tall was two inches less than
the average for those two months during the lasf
seven years. The natural now OF the Croton Rivel
is now rs low at any time during the drought
OF 1870, and the department Is compelled TO draw
part OF the daily supply from the Storage Reser vor
Fortunately. the completion OF the reservoir az
Boyd's Corners has increased the reserve supply &C
least lis per cent, IRON which the departments Ia
now drawing, and which has capacity Of thirty
dayai supply
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sTABBING ARRAY.

Jacob II. voorhis stabbed James Geesey in the
left breast yesterday afternoon during an aterca-
ton between them at 2is West rwenty-ninth
street Geesey was sent to the hospital, bat
yoorhis ESCAPED. The police PIE now lo0kinS iee
him 4
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NCuAh.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Suburban and prix.t. snI.s.


single sale OF property was held yesterday a.
the Exchange. by James M. Miller under the direc-
ton OF Il. u. Bcamish referee, consisting OF a five
story brick tenement house, north side of Fifty
ninth street, 4s5 feet east OF Eleventh avenue lot
25xlOO), to II. ]. Quinlan. for $12. 400.
In spite OF the pouring rain descending on Tues
day, the sale OF plots advertised by Jere. Johnson,
Jr.. that day, to take place at williams Bridge
came or as promised. Four car loads OF passen-
gers were landed at the estate. Thirty-twO plots
by the acre and eight smaller parcels in all about
tbirtyiOur acres, were disposed OF at an aggregate
OF S37, 404 o5-averaging S1,l00 per acre. AS only
sold, the continuation of the sale viii occur on the
18th inst.
The annexed are the details OF this auction
. plots on the highway corner Grove st., contain
ing 5 1900 acres; T. Bruner SATIN
ii q 100 acres; r. Bruner 1925
plot The Drive adj dining, containing "a acres
plot on Tie Drive adjoinins, containing ao7 acres
plots on The Drive, opposite above containing -.
plots on drove ST. $40 Il. from highway, contain
Ing 6r0j acres; O. Rushton. ......,......,.. i31
l plot corner Grove st. and highway. containing .
l2W acres; John Tully Observation-Disclosures. a236
lows 900
L. HaIlows 2,sla
lots The Drive adjoining; II. McGoy 2ss
| lot The Drive adjoining r. Jordan. ......... LIZ
lot on The Drive adjoining NJ sehe. -. ID
lots ON The Drive, adjoining s. Simnis Jh
The sale at Pearsals Station, by o. II. PiersOn,
on the LIST inst came or according to announce
ment. Tnirty-eight plots were sold at an aver
age OF 1928. The aggregate was $S2SS. Details as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, July 2, 1873,

HAVANA, July 2. 1878.
Exchange United States sixty days.
q per cent premium; short sight IS per cent premium
sixty DAYS in gold Al per premium; short sight i3
per Ger premium; London 50 per cent premium;
Paris, 80 per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

wheat dull and lower The sales about 5000
bushels, at 81 Is 81 IS for small lots inferior spring,
81 ~ Tor No Chicago and mixed Spring 81 A. for No
Milwaukee 81 50 for Nos and sold together 81 50
and amber Winter, 81 Is for No Chicago deliverable
tor amer but rer drv The sales foot up about
law busheS tpsEt ast eYeains. n ", tog heb Ola a
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private sales effected yesterday
BY John McCave, five lots on the south side OF
10st street. $50 feet west OF Ninth avenue, 25x10O
and one lot on the north side or Tooth street,
225 feet west OF Ninth avenue, for $21, 750 Mr..
William p. Dixon, the late owner of these lots
paid s. 500 for the five just sold only nine years
ago. This rate OF enhancement beats the ''Teu-
tonic'' one per cent all to pieces.
by William II. RaynOr, two full lots and franc
house, southwest corner First avenue and 120th
street. for $50 1000, In part payment for which was
given two full lots south side Sixty ninth street,
200 feet west OF Tenth avenue, at $4,000.
Tomorrow being legal holiday there Will be no
business transacted on 'Change, and 1t Is doubtful
whether nything will be done in the market
generally until next Monday Most OF the real
estate brokers' and operators will be out OF town
Tor the balance OF the week.
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Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,791, $50
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury disbursements for June, exclusive
OF interest and principal OF public debt, amount to
s1s7so,Ooo. All appropriations for the new year
made by Congress being now available the dis
bursements for July will be greater. The internal
revenue receipts to-day were 100000. The Custom
House receipts were s304, OOo The Assistant
Treasurer to-day paid $4,000 for coin interest,
and $42 600 for redemption of nve-twenty bonds;
also 900 on account of currency interest.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Considerable activity was manifested in this
department. with some advance, Indicative Of the
reinvestment which has been foretold. New York
Central skies OF 1887 sold at 91,S, Albany and Sus
quehanna first mortgage at S51, Union Pacific
nrsts at s5x, do. land grant sevens at 20, do.
Income tens at cox, Chicago and Northwestern
rirsts at 1o2, wabash (St. Louis divison) at Oily.
Quincy and Toledo frrsts at 9oh, New Jersey Gen.
trail frsts at 1o7x ohio and Mississippi CONSOLE
dated sinking fund at 9lk, Milwaukee and st. Paul
hrsts q slO) at 97N. The following are the bids
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FINANCIAL.

A CHANCE FOR FORTUNE-SI,0U OR 5000
"A sometimes leads TO fortune the stock Exchange
Those who wish to profit by the skill and experience OF
who know the inside workings Of the at combina
in Wall street should send circular ntaining
full details Of the plan for indicates much favored
the German Bourses As little as $50 will be received
Address STOCK BROKER, box ABS Post Office
A -LAPsLBY BAILEY "a BROADWAY. STOCK
IA. and Gold Privileges. Only first class names negO-
tated The activity in stocks presents favorable
OPT ortuny tor the purchase OF privileges explanatory
circular mailed to any address.
COMMONWEALTH OF vIRGINIA.-rHE INTEREST
~ Coupons due In s72 and 1879 payable at the Treasury
Richmond, of the old, and consolidated bonds; also
interest registered stock collected upon favorable
terms or purchased at best market rate.
JOHN y MANNING, No oNew ss[sst
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NEW YORK CITY.

Thirty-nvc policemen were notified last nigh
present themselves at the Board OF Health to
for the purpose of clearing out all the celia
the middle and uptown wards.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
10 A. M.-BefOre Call.

$1,000 US.-20c f4bo l6ls $4,000 US 500 o.. l7H
500 IS $50, C. '65 I6 21b0 SIS bic ll41
lao Us 20 c. 67.. i7lA S0Jo Us SIS, c. sl.6c llis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

For future delivery basis low mIddng the sales have
been Enthusiastically evening, after
O'Clock July, 80 at 21lc August 900 at 2O'sc;
chanee~Tc. paid to exchange so August Tor july
Total GO bales To-day, up to three r; M.-July, loo
August 200 at asse Boz at 2oAc., 800 at % ss2c sol at
Exchanse-Xc paid To- exchange so August Tor July.
Total 3l0O bales Grand total 1900 bales The receipts
New Orleans. 3d. Mobile, AS. savannah, go;
YORK, iSi Boston, 81 Total, sass bales This
day last week, 2,255. This day last year, $50.
following nsures-ro Hayre, by steam lc; sail, ic,
steam &c. to Liverpool 'sd lid by steam; 5l6d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03


Dull-Freig hts StrOng-W hiskey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, July 2-6P. NJ.
The movement of produce and general merchan.
disc continued very slow to- day and values still
further declined in several instances At the
Produce Exchange business was light, and prices
generally favored the buyer. Flour was duh, and
low grades were decidedly of. Wheat dull
and lower. The sales small both
ON the spot and to arrive, the foreign orders
being about all filed. Corn was without decided
attraction. whskey was lower, with freer re-
ceipts. Provisions were the turn dearer. though
not very active. Lard easier. Cotton remains
quiet and FUTURES" easier Groceries gener
ally quiet and values unchanged Petroleum in
demand and steady the recent decline. Naval
were dull and prices to great extent nominal
BurrER.-There has been little change in The
during the past week. and trade has been for the
low grades accommodating We quote state, half
frkins prime to choice 26c Csc; fair good do 24c
q 26c Welsh tubs prime TO choice, 26c &c fair
to good do 23c. 25c Western prime to choice 2oc.
&c, and fair to good, l5c. a lsc.
CHEEsE.-There rather demand for export to-
day. but the market generally speaking, quiet AMI
prices somewhat shaded. We quote State factory,
prime CHOICE l21sc 12kc; State fair good,
i2hc STATE, farm dairy, prime to choice, Ike
Ike. air to good, l04c. ll4c.; Western factory,
prime. 9s4c. l0tc; good, DC. a 91ac.
Wholly nominal Future deliveries we're inactive sne
"'"'' 7o-Day Lost Ereaing. Total
Consumption. ................ 81 ~ w
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e operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
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OFFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
" PANY.
NEW YORK, July I, 1873
FORTY-THIRD DIVTDEND.-Thc Directors have this
day declared a semlannual Dividend of five per cent
payable on demand L1NDLEf MURRAY. in,
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THE COUPONS DUE JULY I, 1873. ON THE MORT
L gage bonds Of the Galveston Houston and Hender-
son Railroad Company Of 1871, r. ". Perce, Pre- side
will he paid In gold BY r. r. JAMES Co. 10 Wall street.
New York.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Exchange Closed Until
Monday; Receipts mt the Ports, 2,243
Bales-Flour Heavy-Wheat Lower
Corn and Oats Easier-GrOceriesQ Quiet
Pork and Lard Ftrmer-Petroleum In
Demand and Steady-Navnl Stores
Dull-Freights StrOng-Whiskey Lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

THE
ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK
40 Grand street.
Interest at the rate six per per is this
day due all sums OF IS more which have been
deposit more months next preceding July l.
Amount Of interest will be ready for payment time
the 2ls inst and not withdrawn will be credited
10 individual accounts the deposits OF this date.
Deposits before July 10Th date July !, 1873
WILLIAM z. BUCKMASTER, President
4. X. KENNEDY, Secretary.
TTrLEY BOWEN, BANKERS. NO. AVAIL STREET,
buy sell the Bonds Of the cities York. Brook
yn, Chicago. Cincinnati Cleveland 81; Louis, Louisville
and Detroit
WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES
w for Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana Bonds and past due Coupons Southern
securities sDecialty. ARMTS YOUNG
No 9 New sire ct
yNANTED-sEvERAL PERMANENT LOANS ON
w properties very near New York, worth now treble
the amount wanted thereon and rapidly rising in value
besides; liberal bonus granted. Propositions stating
amount offered and bonus expected, address OWNER,
CD 000 wANrED-TO TAKE UP A FIRST HORT,
SO.UVV gage on Property in t,reenpoint Br ooS yn,
&C., worth &7O; will pay tor it. Address .BRAIfu
box lSS iieIsld otice
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

ST. JosEPn's FAIR.-Among the pleasant
places0 at this fair, corner of Derbigny and
Common streets. is the table called Old
Hickory, conducted by Mrs. john 7. Glib
bons, Mrs. George Swarbrick and Miss
Gibbons, who haze an abundant supply of
Jelicacies, such as are fit to satisfy the most
delicate appetites. AS an earnest of our
assertions, witness the crowds that assem-
Nle all around that wholesome punch bowl.
st. Joseph's table, conducted by Mrs. John
McCatirey, is no particle behind in popular
esteem, as the madam is nearly weary
serving such a rush OF customers. Her lady
assistants scarcely have time to return the
gumerous friendly salUtes they receive.
Sirs. Slemmer is doing her best 20 please
fer many callers, and she succeads admir-
ably. Her table is wei! supplied with arti-
Cles so pleasant TO gentlemen who are III
gined to make themselves agreeable. As
che fair will remain open only few nights
RDnger. our citizens are advised to pay a
Sisls quickly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
COURT RECORD
THURSDAY, MAY |, 1879
SunpriOr District COuTf3

State of Louisiana VS.. Puig Brothees. .~-
Assessment reduced to 81 400. Injunction
to he dissolved On payment ag taS &nd
license.
John Cannon &c. cits Os SSaes gssiqaSlsoo"o
Judgment for defendant.
On the points saised enc Gos.?S sIeiSgegeaS
an oral Judgment againe. the 9laiati priE-
cipally on the ground cE qhe lg.applieability
of the remedy asked, a2G said the selleS
sought for must come 8Ioln the Legisiaens
in the shape OF low 9tgElating the limis
OF the wharfage tax, and lnasmuch ae az
Injunction could not meeS the case without
ynohihiting the city from making any CsJlo
lectons whatever, and consequently resulS
in a failure TO provide convenience sos che
commerce of the e5gg gfee igju&cejoSS SaTsG
be dissolved.
B. F. Flanders VS.. qi2g o8 $SsG5 es:geaas.~o
Default Of detendang "a galo Gslo5 SaSeo
other similar suits enteretss
State VS.. sUndry taX deliaqusS.Se -Se2'a-
rate suits against eacTl. DeiaG!s entsS&e;
aguinst defendants 5n Peseneeen saseso
Crescent City Live 9sSoch Landing 2fl'i
Slaughterhouse ComPang SIS. piegre la
blaumie.--In this and seven e,rneS c&s@s sha
iniunctions issued were dissolved SSa5 eos
aside
First District C0urge
State vs. Beauregard JamisCao IS. SoqSg
and Il. Brown, muTder.-NeIai!cfs guilty,
without capital 2unisho.esSO Ao2ios ?Ss
new trial made.
State VS.. William Cargo. aseaY?e @;i,a .
dangerous weapon Plea Of eot guilty
State VS.. Jose DominigueZ aG5 eSGt0I8s50
Pho, murder-Still on trial.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY NAY 2, 1873

Barber. Blackburn. Blunt, Bovee, Brewster
Butler. Crawford, Cage. Chadbourn. Har-
rls, Harper. P. F. Herwig, Z. r. Herwig,
Ingraham, Kelso Masicot, Merrill, Pollard
Rey. Stamps, Sypher, Twltohell, Weber,
Whitney-26
Against confirmation-None.
The Secretary called the roll on the nomi-
nation Of l.. Banks, as recorder, parish OF
Winn:
For confrmation-Ale Anderson,
ber, Black burn, Blunt, Bovee, Brewster,
Butler, Crawford, Cage. Chadbourn, ilar-
ris, Harper P. +. Herwig, Z. +. Herwig,
Ingraham. Kelso. Masicot, Merrill, Pollard,
Rey, Stamps, SypLer, Iwitehell, Weber,
Whitney -lG.
against confrmation-Non&9
On motion of Mr.. WebeT 2he following
nomination eSas .8kes pg' Cog goatirlua-
ton:
The Secrsta2y al3eS s3lss 202j ola 9Ae aomi-
nation of E. BreaBxo IS g5@sj4o gaeish ot
Poin-e Coupee;
For contirmatioro-alexanG anderson,
Barber Blackburn, B.unt. B6vee, Brewster,
Butler. Crawford. Cage, Chadbourr, Har-
ris. Harper, =. +. Herwig, E. +. Herwi &.
Ing1aham, kelso, Masicot, Merrill, Pollard,
Rev, Stamps syphRSo gvjtche5lo Wobe5-
Whtney-L6.
Against confirmation
Dn no2:on If ag. s.. r. E1e5ysr5g. gGs go33o
lowing nom:nat3os. .g2s 3aEe2 a;o 30g CoSs'
flmations
The Secretary es12gx3 f3ls geil33 s':s 3ao g.oin-
nation OF 2jus.ase gsupag:, IS ssooS'5es,
parish Of 81. Tamulang3
s.a
Barber, Black burn plans boSHe, BrewsteS,
Rstler. Crawford Sage. Chadbourn. Har-
siss Harper. y. =, sIegwig. Z. =. Herwig,
ingraham, Ke!s0 Mas!eets NeIs5lls Pollard,
Keys Stamps syph%ge g'sS:@ae5!o Syepeg.
Whi.nev-26
Against contis1ns':oGs
, Dn motion % Sir. SypEey sac go!lOw ing
aomina2i9n wae confirmed i}r She Believing
vote.
This geose9as% cs5iess size gol:: os! tle aoilj'
aation Of Chasles SH4rs:o SO r0as;s5!e, gas.
isa oi St. Marg:
Faa conhrmasioa-~A A3eSaateqo autlerscn
/. Barber, Blackburn. SssGlt, Bo@ee, Brewster
, Butler Crawford. Gage CLadbourn, Har
ris. Harper. p. +. Herwig. E. +. Herwi e
Irgraham, kelso. Masicots Merrill Pollard
Rey, Stamps, &yp5.ess Twitcs@!3s Ws!seg
| WEitney-26.
! Against gortgmaS;asl@'So More
GOn motion os Ne. Cage. E.s 5eAa@ss gosi
! Gyoas exCes25ge sess;ogs
8. e. 8ECHTEsr
Secretary 6ss 9sla SeSs3So
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
CITY CRrINANCES~s~nFFicIAs.
pegs SHE'D By AUTHORITY.

us-eo.-@I-s-saa
8AyoEAg7s sG 9SsN 0seeASe,
al:s has, 5p2i 81, 1879
:SGs Observation-Disclosures SeFies.g
Au ordinance pgovidirg for she payment 0s
ghe several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following approo
pria-ions be and are hereby made, and thai
the Administrator VI Public Accounts war
rant OF the Administrator OF Finance IL
payment Of the same. whenever there shall
pe money in the city treasury 70 the credit
pi the appropriate fund Tor each account.
ard not otherwise appropriately
|. w. Patton. c@minal sheriff, Cor the
maintenance OF prisoners, turnkey fees,
fuel, etc. during The month OF March. 1873,
approved Icy Administrator 50 bollce,
SJi2O 95.
J. McPhelin. dtsr@ic9 actor1ev, Cor tS7en-
tv-six convictions, from April !. 1873. 70
Apri! II, 1873. inclusive, approved by tie
Judge Of the First District Court. $3.50.
w. j. Kelly, tor medicines furnished IL
digent persons IN the mcnth of March,
1873. approved ny Administrator OF Police.
to be paid ou- of the Sckles beQUest
$l:5 10.
T. H Thomasono ageng, printing taz dis
| count blanks for Dtp&rtncnt OF Public
Accounts, IN April, 1879. approved. s. 30.
A. Hero, Jr-s for copies OF release of
| mortgage on c5t5 IL @rkets, IN March, - .
| St4.
New Or!eaq,o g'g:ns;2s and Publishing
! Company. printing SO copies OF oyinio4 is
case Of MyIa Gls:6 o56lge1a os Sea5i685'S'O
! 5S13, approved, So
( Sog election expenses. F'e3,susgy 5& 1913,
I as ser Statement 3u:2ishee6 by Charles Il,
| Merritt, regis:r29 08 @oTey0o and to tie paid
ON vouchess ee5;5de& Dy b.ss &ecegsins 60
J law. S4GS.
! Adopted 3,g oaas Goaaci3 Og G?sss a;9$ o,.
I New Orleans. &9s!i G@a'o 5sS,s
! Yeas-Drewstego Calhouao 5I9zeGs9iG@sc
! Zse1g:oo Schneider. $Gls?cEe9I. 8S:huU!o
] $s0Sj@ SO UJIoy$s AaSoSo
8 s;ge aopy:
| D.STr1 Scg-ygS Gacaesar@
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
Secretary Of the Stnatss

SENATE F'HA@gsa, /
G?+dag. atbau&13 &8- 5d1,s
I5e &acse2aggo ealse3 She solis
Preeenioe 2 he pgssiGin . 0tfiesg aqass Messes,
alexander Anderson. Hag5erc Blackburn,
Blung. Bogea, Brewster BGtlers Crawford
Cage. s'hadhourns Harms, Harper ?. f.
Herwig. Z. 5. HeTwig, Ingrahaln. keleo,
Mascot, MerI5ll, Pollprd. kev, Stamps S.
pier, TwI:cileio Webego Whi.ney-s6.
3ile p5esis@Eos sbess laid before the Senate
2he 8olloS.ia$ cs,g.-saunicag5ons 3sosa sag
Goyeg4egS
STATE OF 1cgloIAH6 }
E2t cI-Ive Department.
Ness Orleans, February y. 1913
So 2ia 9foGorsble P-ss.sleGg Sr3 Mem tors es Sis
Senate:
neg to submit here9,i,h for yous advice
arl concurrence the following ncmin8.ioGe:
sEFFEAsoso gIGHs HASEs
Y.an? a. Osi'os1e. iu:'ise OG sds goSs@s
Sss esohSa0Gs gdsGsS&!0l&.
2s.GG2Ao
G:sGoog SS. JS00!isuy. Gosasy S.ssl5s:ogo
9asUsT3Soss
SSa::Qg Gsy&e0o &aa?e gas sol?essss aao9 Sc.
g2ssgas21yge.
s. So &oSsge9. ear collector ssn8 aOeseasag,
WILLIAM g. sGLLOGGs
GoveqGcgo
dp& u.og30q os SSg. g'&aol1ousn. g3as so!!oys.
ias soSAiaaeiopo gese co&23: fEasI ~ GSle soj'
3sosvjng SoGoeo
5he Sec2sssgy sas'e.3 93la go:S on 9ae
/ 4osains9io@ ug 3. 8. &Ssi,ofn~. as ias9ica
OS 2h" geScso 1'as5sb "s 1seaegaano sig&'
2a28.:
Fos cvn2i?ma'Sss~.sAie &ntSegsvr,
SSasbegs blackburn. 56lua3o Boyee. Brew ste?,
Butler Cg&NSo?G. Gage. ChaiboGsfo Harris
Harper. L. :. :ie?wig, &. 8. Jieswig. sngrs
ham, Keiss9. Taocoe. M'ggfll, Pollard fey,
Stamps Syghego g%5:cI.e!io y6eao8o Sb5i9
aey-1e,o
&gaiaaG conGGaaSjo0o~33Scaa
She secs@says calla& She 8ojj % 9he 8oni
aasion at V. Joh2sono 90 o0GsS&tolao gsSisl
J as5 s'effcsscn, eigiS ban5:
g'os gonlirmation-Ale2a2.J Je9o anderson
! Barrier. Blackburn. BluGe Dogee, brewster
Butter, Crawford, Cage, Ghadbonrn- Harris
Harper p. r. Hersjg, Z. +. Hervig, Ingra
halnq kelso, Iasicos, MeSsiIl, Pollard, Rey
| stanpo, sypLe9o Twitc5el5o S%1eSe 81 ;.os
aay-Se.
oSgaigs9 8go.a.-SSSog.@o
dSB ano9ioa o8 S3g. Bus,ss oae 8olooss
isg aosaiaa9io8e geSo goG2igala9 by 95os 9o3
lowing S0tos
Che secqe9srs eaiio g 9:.e gsl3 os 23e 9ogG.
i@a?icas OF .. 81. Ga@s@so &s gaS cs!lecggg
pagiof, s,g S'IaqueGiiaeo:
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@Dn motion Of No @lexandes ens 9oli0w
B igg nominations We're confirmed 5y 2h@ gol
3 sowing votes:
The secretaQ7 called gIe roll on the nolni
nation of D. Z. Haynes, as parish surveyo or
parish of Catahoula:
FoS cGSfrmation-Alexard Anderson,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
MANORALTY OF NEW tKLEAS'
city Hall Ap-il 30 H.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. (
city Hall, April 80, 1879
lSS,cg aCfeeAdmInistra-ion Series.
AZ @yatirance authorizing payment of a
bond lost or destroyed.
WHEREAS, John Sporl las produced sat
isfac.ocy evidence of tie loss or destruc-
ton OF bond, series L, No. 81, for Sl00.
with interest coupons thereto attached for
$40.
Be !. ordained. That the Administrator OF
Finance pay 10 John Spori, On the warrant
of tie Administrator OF Public Accounts,
Sll0 fer said b0nd and interest: provided
the first give al indemnity bond 10 the SAT
isiaction OF tie Mayor in twice the amount.
Adopted by The Council Of the city OF
New Orleans. April %. 1872.
LOUIS A. WILTI, Mayor
A true copy:
DASiFI SCI-LrY Secretary