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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16

M0uev Made roysdg with s;eucii = krv cheek
WOV6u Outfits Catalogues naples aud fri par
tculzrs rREE s. VI spencer. Iii Hau'sver-St. Boston
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16

80 M ZACH wEEK-AGExTs WANTED.
free. J. WORTH. ST. Louis Mo. Boy aG>i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16

OH n 0O0 per day. Agents wanted every
DlU W DLU where. Particulars free A. H.
BLAIR CO.. ST. Louis. No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16
FEVER AND AcUE.

FEvER AND AGCE cured for nifty ceats. Therc
!. not remedial ag-n. In this world that VIII eure
F*ver aud ARse. and all other Mzisriou. BiPfcu,
Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow and other Fevers faideA hy
RsDWAYs PILLS. so quick ss RAILWAYS
Fifty Cents per Beetle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
G;ues Sountaas l6lus elmer her elf.

Nince Spnntd0S lbIug einer her flt'
rieItsn Stra6enprspisrr in, Tisnits Ger Ismps.
rem, ieinsu Stanp aui elmer Ger eanpunsetridsn
am SAP &irsr ani. als sr i'm bslten 3uas
mar, that sr sinen S&ritr riidpIr,5 unp plumstt
frpfabsr ins paiTsr. ellie hi auf Ginsn ipran.
gen gu ieintr 8sttuna bsrtsi. Gieisr Cine atsr
iasts talt: ,.east i'm bod jest III or in lsirsm
Clement, has TART ssnus H. SaiHs ~ irassn,
parug, nidt aud ibnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Gin f~lsincr Sunse, Der in eSnSpn ne.
gen sins5 Ssrssbrns per Wsridtitauo. antpprtsts
auf Die Jrasr, mas isintS SatsrS @spsrte isi (:
.Gr III eu 2 Saubsrsslb i'd tsuma1er
FUR 3situnsen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
u terb { ..

Die gJcrfcr Gun bat ben
z 6nardsrn unp hem 2 6nGr6en cine
~bslpneere Spalis einasraumt. in rsl6er Mit.
ibeilunssn iitcr bic Sbuarbsr res eanprs anfJe-
nrmmen rsresu.
Bon .N. Ssnfins, SrraetpaY nne 10. Str.",
III farin sslaat, or tSrns bel rrcindrsr Snbald'
ticn eurb bic Male ,ole Sburen III sinem Ter
srplten GlenwaarenbGuisr in Mem ycrt rnnen."
yin aneersr Namens 2cuna, 60 5Iateuib ggsnue,
SrcCflsn, ,purps wibreuo prS eittsn Ntbels
scn Der Union, 8srrs So. angelfsut, l6 auben
ans 9nee ees Sutton 6errY Clips gu lessn unp
,eiste zen 6srrYSrrt ycrtien rem Wrs 10 ant,
cap Gle epmpasnis srnltlib rardn ctnft, bic Re
teIslpde ab3ulhdHsn." - BON y5pbn 8siily,
Union place, 0rssnpoint", 1T sedst, cap isit
leiner arreiie pom dublin cas- Wruncsiasntbum
eaisItlf iebr bsirldtlib s~sitisssn isi unp Rap bic
pllrrise 0siiiIi6tsit tstrabtide atnabms hes
5lubens rermelce, irdbrsno in ieiner jsBiaen
Nattari6art biufg Die 6raae au s~rwprfsn
MERLE, per Der Waun lei, rslter fb te aInSs
Habt auf benz lremtcnt lite. Lawrence
Nurpbs, 20. 1874 Nintb CIR. q. D., iel i'm
Iesten September frib 2 llbr bic Sswebner Ger
b. Ctr. eur6 Elm srrtebsulbnlibes 0erduit,
psltes iulisbli6 1T sinsm plSylitsn bsftiasn,
BON tpnusrdbnli6em Settle bealsiieten Stop,
ercste, aufsswedl batsn." - Vcn eincm Sc.
padme;ltsr Su SuHsrn, y. g., an Der Gristabn
1T selast, CT babe biansn aurjer alien Sips
BON Der Deds ieinsS 3immerS bsruntsr &c.
l1nartt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

@el&tit isin, IN srree Stunt;
@sl9sit Itsinrn, srcBtr Ianf
@sittit ptretn, sIcbfs Slid /;
@slbeit b;eissu, @siasrfld.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Gin beitereS @raminations,fuef.

Gin bettereS GrdmiHatipnsttucfs
dcn tr,abisn Wisner 8lattsr. 9m ~sertissn
anatcmil6sn Sseirlaal pures bic yrifuns aus
Der praftilten anatomit rrrasncmmtn; Yria
funsseemminGrs partn bic yreitI0rsn Yanesr
unS SYrtl. prcfelIcr Ranger, benz 9aueipatsr
eas Gnelfid since anetsne. psIsn srSbtsn She'll
CT i'm atrnsl psrbsrssn halt, pVrjsissne, frast I:
Oh easIrlss siaem u,ann!ihsn eesr psibli6sn
Sueipicuur, anssbprt babe Z @snn s5 Gin IT.
Observation-Disclosures H. ssb6rt CT Per rsttsn, sr
!infsn, ter pbsrsn oesr untrrsu SrtrsmitGt an Z
prlbsS filter bate eislss Sneipipuum { Der
9aneieat bsantpertst sisjr 6raseu nrtbeiritis.
bod jur 3ufl isesnbsit ets Graminat0rs. Siu.
auf ifsat prrfsTVr Ssrtl an s%suitIbsn Ganei.
eaten - pabrltsiuli@ rur, nm ss prlfungs.
wsils hangers elm psnis ~ i%luirirsu - fol.
asnes Jraae: Ra3esm Sis, pr. eanpipat. idea
10 Sitlss aber eas Sneipipuum, ssIsu aaphtn-
fli Cir nun gan, rSr E6 batfn, an,usstsn
puBttn, beIisbtn sic mir nod ~ laSsu; SHis
bitB eas Jnpieieuum uRp no BAT es ssprhnt?
Staurnts5 @slSSttg aus BEN Wunss IGamts
liter Inreienetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

pfiHis. Isr Carrier "6isarp" sr,Sblt
~fcl9tnet ansfppts, rsrsn @abrbsit or r~srtirst.
9suli@ fam ea5 Sisnimie6sn in sinsm siitins
auiTtsn Sauis mi. 9srtuuesnsm Singer unp in
Sbransn a~nfssI5it gu ibrsr Osbistsrin: 80,
Waeams, wsnn sic puetsu !" llnp ibr S6luG-
,sn ssreopplrts fS. oWa5 III Sbnsn, 5rans
eCiis g. SD babe mia nit ctr Spise sinsr
@absl tisi In Ten Singer sslp6sn." Marin,
eas it uiht esfdtrlidb uup wirp ppribsrsebsn."
ogbsr suGriss 6rau, il bic @atel aud pOn
Silbsr 90 oG5spiS t. Tas III Slid, esnn
rare ls aus patisna, 70 pirre OR Sti6 ps& &c.
fabrIi6 ltiu. ,,Yuubiasu ie i6, 6raneoiie,
is III prn Siltsr." 80. ia bin ieyt richer
trrubisi, -. gm aneersn Wprseu mar
5ranrUile unp nit ibr sin srrssr Sbsil pss Co.
,eu9es psriGpuneeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
S%efebrung. pfarrr: Nllc. Gle molten
ih ,um ireiienmale perbeiratben. lisbs Nalbsrlnel

Srau: Sa wobl, Ssrr Vfdrrtr.
Yrarrsr /: Dat Bonn aud 9br Iussrwabltsr Zen
rebtsn 6riitlitsn @laubsnY
8rau: @6, Ssrr piarrsr. CT slsutt ni6t
rstt an BEN 5sufsl, ib Mil ibn atsr balp be-
fsbrsn. Wsin sriter SsIistr bat aub ni6t rett
earan s~sslautt, ME mir crit atsr siu paar Sage
psrbeiraIbst warsn. it es itsn sleit sssanssn.
pfarrsr: las CLAUDE i6 0bnrn germ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Creicrlci Gcipur;.

Greicrlci 6cnnr;. Gin gtt zines
ifrsngsn Srcsns MARI stfrast, mic ll6 feline
esuts nit Ger s~srinssn apit t~ssniissu fSnnsn.
Iisirr antpertsts sd msns ibnsn ale Sag
~ersisrlsi @swiir, untsr bic Speiisn, wsl6ss ris-
islbeu iebr eslunp une wpbiltmrdsnp matt.
Gum 9riten: bic 8ribmstrsn, eas iIe irib aufs
ltsbsn /; ~speiisus bic Saupartsit, eaB Is ME
miB;s sebu erittsnS bic Spinuna, enB lie
feline dnrsrs Spsis msbr 81 srpartsn babsn."
Uisis 0ewiris fam man li6 audi beutSutass
ncd, serihalIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Weebrereu Ssrrn une 1amsn, wslhsr Elm
Stueeut ras Wuieum 81 Sripre seiSts, mics
rsrisibs unisr anpsrn linssn, Gin psrrStetss
S6Hsrt uup iaats: lies, msine 6srrsu une
Tomsn, il ras Sdpsrt, pomit Silsam isinen
9lsl tprten pplts." gls bisrauf Ssmano ron
eisisn entsssnsie, tss CT CLAUDE. Sileam bate
feiu Sdpsri ssbatt, lpsesrn lit nur zines &c
piiuibt, Sasts ter Stupsnt: .,Sis BADEN &sbt.
ras it pas SSpsrt, psIGes :r lS gepunl4t
bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Gin @eiStlia,cr msints sinf @snesa Phi.
lips Seseulber, penn &c isinsystensauisabs isi, bic
Sdpar5sa aus Der S%ttapsrsi su reiteu, CT nab
etm Sirfn seben MULE. NO lie lsisn uns IS bert
tbun. limb mas ift Sbre ysbsnSauigats 2"
frasts :r Zen Wsiitlitsu. - Die NsnI6en aus
Der Ssls ~ srrettsn !" srpierrrts eielsr ialb.
uusspea. - Taau ~perfsblen Sie ia ri9t, pprtbin
~ ssbeu." sntsssusie phillips latoniit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Subprsinatiou. Cine 6rau Stsri, unb
cine 8rau Sauptmann. 10 rsdt bSl;srns, itsifs
0sisli6aitspuppsn. trafsn sinanesr tsi sinrraai.
f~sspilte. @6 vists, tssann bic 9rlte sur gnesrr,
cenfen Sieuur, it babe pisis Natt ppa 3bnen &c.
traumt. ,Nisin 0e,i," erwiseerts bic 6rau
Sauptmann, nit siusm iisfsn 8nir, nrelts
Sbrs Us mare eissntlit msine Stulpisfsit &C.
reisn, pen Shnsn u traumsn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10
COURT RECORBs
SCgeoASe SEPTEMBER 9. ?ss3o
Superior Disfrics GoaYes

superior Oisfrice GOaBts
Judge Hawkins sat for few mofneaes,
and disposed Of some Uotions Of little gen
eIal interest.
The following petitions hase bsea sled in
this court:
Mrs. E: Z. &edos IS. Char!e. Clinton,
Safe Auditor.
Plaintiffs petition sees Forth ehae Che
Charity Hospital is a corporation duly Or
gained under the laws OF the State and
under an act of 1868 Sl60 900 was appropri-
ated for the support OF this institution, and
for no other purpose; that plaintiffs claim
being one tor bread comes within the scope
of this appropriation; that the said Charity
Hospital owes the plaintiff the sum Of
S2453 10: that warrants have been drawn
for $4,000, which will be paid, and plaintiff
defrauded unless the Auditor be enjoined
Rule nisi granted, returnable two weeks
from date.
In the case of the Citizens Bank VS.. John
o. Mccall, one William o. Mccall inter-
venes and says ne is admintrator of the
said defendant, and also of Ann Mccall,
who was a part owner of the property
seized and to be sold by the sheriff. W. Z.
Harper. Six grounds are alleged of the
illegality of the seizure, the principal being
that the defendant is dead, and his wife.
also deceased, not joined.
First District Court.
NoLLE PROsIQUI ENTERED.
Jack Low, larceny.
TRUE BILLS.
Murder-George Hays. Laura Harris, Nell
son SEVERN; accessory, Gusrave Mccarthy.
SENTENCES.
Cora Avegno. assault and battery. 50 so
or one day In Parish Prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10
NOTARIES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0ERT-
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF BASTIAN seOTHRRg
Bankrupts, w
In Bankruptcy-NO. 151Io

WHEREAS, MICHAEL AND JACOB BASSIAS
w individually and members sf the abov,,
nrin or New Orleans and district afOoeaaid dusv,
q. CARED bankrupt under the act of Congress Of
March 2, 1867, have this day filed in said eSurto
a petition praying foo discharge aud eertiteatS
th1reo1 nom az their debts and other elaima Prev
Notice is therefore given to all creditors wns
have proved their debts, and to aP ether sersoNs
1873 at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing OF sbe
same and that they may then ana there Attead
ana show cause If any they haze WIN the
prayer of the said petition should NOT Ia car,n taa.
and further notice is given that the banaryp,s wifi
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg,
on the fourteenth day of November a. D. ls12o AZ
II A. NJ, at his Office Cust0mhouse b,1ffa1Hs CIV
Cierk's Office, New Orleans, S-ptemher ., 1879
se4 IL ID X LOEW Deputy Sasske
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

FIRE IN CARRoLLToN--At one o'clock
yesterday morning tire originated in a
two-story frame house on Levee street,
near Monroe street, Carrollton, which, be-
fore it could be suppressed. accomplished
the destruction of three buildings and con-
tents. valued at about $4,000.
The tire was first discovered in the back
room OF the house mentioned, which was
occupied by Henry Stone as residence
and grocery but owned by +. II. Lehde.
Spreading with great rapidity it soon en-
veloped the entire building, involving its
entire destruction. with that of the stock OF
groceries ana household effects.
From this the flames extended to an ad-
jacent oHe-story frame house, the property
of Mrs Hiily, which was occupied By Law
renee Gapol as fruit store. The total de-
struction Of this building was accomplished,
as was also an untenanted one-story frame
house adjoining, owned by Mrs. Mary
Porter.
The two story house wherein the fire
originated was valued at $1,000, is insured,
but whether entirely coveyed or not was
Got at the time ascertained. The stock OF
groceries and the furnlturea owned by Mrs
tStone. was insured tor $500.
Mrs. H.lly's house was valued at $4,000,
On which there was no insurance, 40 was
also the case with Mrs. Porter's property.
(Which was valued at $1,000 The cause OF
She fire is not known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

Q MEETING IN THIRD DIsTRICT.-Something
good has attacked few of the leading citi,
zens in the Second and Third Districts, and
they held quite lively meeting in Stone
wall jackson Hall, for the purpose OF i'm
proving that portion of the city. Mr.. j. L.
dressing the assembly mentioned how
necessary it is to have a railroad to Proc
torville, and to have good sl@ll road to
the Barracks.
Mr.. A. j. Lewis addressed the meeting,
utterng some wholesome truths. He wishes
a graveIed or other kind of road to tie
city's lower limits, and stored up the old
question Of securing the sIint property for
State House.
Several gentlemen FROM st. Bernard par
ish were present, and SPOKE ct the great
demand tor a road to Lake BorgnA Fire
wood game and fish ceald shea be sens In
from that section.
A committee of twelve wa& apSean$ad to
secure subscriptions.
Mr.. Anthony Sambola was called for,
and he responded. he thought that the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

He HAS BoY.-Mr. Thomas Cummings,
day clerk az the first precinct police station,
has for years been wishing to father a boy,
and yesterday his fond hope was, in part,
gratifed. Mrs - not long ago adopted
bright boy baby. and as months flew by
she became attached to the little fellow.
Recently her worldly affairs became tangled.
and she cast about to find some one with
whom she might intrust her youthful
charge. She had quite given up the idea,
when, by chance, she saw Mr.. Cummings,
and on the instant concluded to offer the
boy to him. No sooner was the tender
made thar accepted, and to-day pretty
boy calls Tom by that domestic title. papa.
1t Is hoped the adopted child will grow up
to manhood in honor and hOnoring the kind
heart that leaned toward him in the days
of his infancy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

| "a wv ASAACA VI NAS. NA. DlHCh
To refer the claim of Miss Louisa Schwarz
to the commissioners of the Fink fund, with
power to act
| Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions presented
by the sbayoro were seversllS geferred, as
! stated9
gSom g A. Massicos, to Se palS for fue
supplied TO the Parish Prison, in 1879 To
the Administrator of Public Accounts
From Ernest Carl, dor permission to cree,
aD oven for the baking business on his
premises on Second street, between ST.
Patrick and ST. David streets To the Ad.
ministrator OF Commerce, with power.
From policemen Of the third precinct,
proposing to take ninety per cent cash for
their warrants; from the Revs G. Raymond,
vicar general of the Catholic diocese of
New Orleans, for continuance of TIE annua!
appropriation for attention to and repair
ing of the clock ofothe st. Louis Cathedral
from Jo Hernandez. Jules Cassard and L. E.
Lsmarieo rransferees OF w. II. Wells, con-
tractor for the building Of the Bazaar Mar
ket, proposing in consideration OF the losses
represented to have been suffered by
them, in performing the contract, that the
city shall take entire control OF the market
and pay them Si3 400, or shall reduce
the rene from $lI,050 to 5000 per annua
and from Charles Fe Fisher, proposing to
cell to the city his picture representing the
battle of New Orleanso in 1915. To the
committee Of the whole
From citizens doing business n Ste Mary's
market for repeal Of the resolution pro-
5iding that South Market street shall be
open for vehicles; from 7. Danziger Il Sons
and others doing business on Canal street,
between Rampant and Burgundy streets,
praying for measures 60 restrain Lucien
Adams from opening 8 gambling establish
ment, which they aver he is preparing to
open III Ne. I9Z Cana! street in the same
square with them, and from John S. Tully,
ing Of the bakery Of. Goulon, ON Ursuines
street. as disturbing the rest OF petitioner
and his family. To the Administrator of
Police
From residents on Lafayette avenue, for
improvement of that street, between Good
children and Claiborne streets, and from
Marine Claiborne. proposing to lease from
the city strip of ground near the cutoff.
Fifth Disaict To the Administrator of
Improvements.
From B, Duff Id, J. {. Davenport, H, j.
Mullan & Co., and from Rev. j. Bogarts, as
pastor of st. Henry's Church. relative to
their respective assessments To the Ad-
of Assessments
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Henriette Gaumons-No..
sc ,50i.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH.
~ OF Crleans.-Notce is hereby gieea TO the cred
ltofs OF this estate and to all other persons Aeren
Interested to show cause withln ten DAYS from
the present notification, if any they haze or can.
Vohy the account presented by DR. Leon r. Prfsr
tesanentary executor of this estate should rot re-
Acmologated and approved, and the fu.sdS dsstrtb-
Uted in accordance Herewith
BY order of the Court
SCI IL l3' FRANK PACE JR Cla=ko
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

REcoGNIzED-Zack. Smith. the thief who
was shot on Rampant street Saturday night,
wore two coats, and the officers felt sure
that the best one had just been stolen.
Yesterday gentleman residing in the
Second District looked at the coat, and i'm
mediately recognized it as his property. A
gold watch and chain were stolen at the
same time but these have not been foundo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

THE REGATTA To DAY-All who who can
will before noon to-day adjourn to the
contest between the yachts Meteor and
Grace Darling. The sight will be well
worth of seeing, and the oppor tunities
given citizens are excellent. 1t an anxious
party is too poor to hire carriage or other
conveyance. opay five cents in ridge car,
and then walk to the lake from the Half
way House. The promenade wilb wear off
the denyue
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

CUTTERS IN CoNTRAvENTIoN.-P roprie
tors of houses should Immediately look to
their roof and awning cutters. as the new
city ordinance goes into effect o-morrow.
The law was published in the REPUBLICAN,
last Thursday. and is quite explicit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio'e,
10 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 6 A. NJ, 76o; at P. NJ, $50;
at P. H., 80. Lowest point during the
night of September 8, 72o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

Once American .Metaat Ia.prAacs ssa.
cation OF View orseaas No. % Commercials D aes
setreen 81 Charles and csns stree:s New %.
luton adopted BY tAe Board Of Trusteee o. . naees
ing held August IS, 1873 all StsckLoldsrs are re-
9oested to call At the ofee Of the Associations tor
10 the charter. kesisssr epea he-s September ~
nnIil october !, iSj. hssvsec the hours OF 3 A. H.
and ~ ID.
alai sodla D. MkYfR. sessstaso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

TEUToNIA NATIONAL BANK.-This we'll
known financial institution has made its
election for officers to ill vacancies. Mr.. JO
r. Wildermann, Of Messrs. Greve u Vile
dermann, is chosen president: John H.
Bright, of the firm of Farley. Bright g. Co.c
is vice president; Emanuel Forcheimer, of
the firm of Forcheimer Brothers, is one of
the new directors; William Mehle, OF the
firm OF Hays i& Mehle, is also one of the
new directors. With such gentlemen as
these in charge the institution must neces-
sarily tnriya
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

RATHER HEAVY. - Nine hundred and
twenty pounds of iron were stolen from the
landing of the steamboat B. L. Hodge, and
the police found portion of it in the junk
stores of G. Davis and We Drebing, Com
mon atrant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

Grand total. ......... 1888. sol %
LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
Administrator of Finance.
JOHN CALHOUN,
administrator OF Public Accounts.
The Mayor laid before the Council and
the same were receiyede
The monthly report of the Administrator
OF Police, for Augrato
The monthly report Of the Administrator
OF Commerce. foc Augusto
And the monthly report Of the Adminise
traitors of improvements. for Augusto
Mr. Schneider submitted report OF the
collections Of back taxes during the month
OF August. and the sepoys was yecivetio
financfaI business ana Othero Bills on
Final Passagee
ME- Calhoun eafsed up CHE ordinances dec
scrSbed as solfowss which had been read
twice. Said ordinances being now on third
reading, were severally passedo the yeas
and nays having been called on each:
"Providing for the payment of the several
accounts therein namedo" beginning John
6. Pooleye s40o
"Psoviains for the payment of the sew
aral accounts eherein named,'o beginning
e. J. Mullan * Co., sl0i 5lo
"Pgoviding FOR the payment of the seq
lral accounts therein named,e beginning
Firemen's Charitable Association OF New
Orleans, Sll 600 67o
s'Providing for the payment of the sew
,ral accounts therein named,' beginning
John w. Madden, S22 Is.
Mr.. Lewis called up the resolution to con-
rsct with John Coleman for paving Poy-
!ras street, between Front and Delta streets.
With square granite block, aad the resolu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

Bachelors Hair Dye.-TNs splendid Haaa
DyS ia the best II the world. yns oasy true aaC
perfect dye HARMLESS reliable and instar tsn eo ~
no dHappoiBxmert: ne ridiculous tnts or III. p;ee<
ant odor Remedies the IL efects OF bad dys. are
wales. Produces lima udistel y a sUperb black es
natural brown, and i6Aves the heir cseaa SOFA ana
beautiful. The genuine, sgaad BY ". A. Baten e:er
soid By al druggists.
OGARLRs BATcH9LOR,
eoS IL fEovraetgr. Hew Vosk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-10

Aged, Ynfirfn and INDECENT. 1878,
} disbursements. -. ............ s2os @;
| Cost of removal OF sick. etc.. 1873.
disbursements. ............ 100 90
! Contingent 1873, disbursements. 1861 50
Drainage general service, 1873.
disbursements. ............... 2i.ol2 81
! Fire department. 1873. disburse.
ments .................... 1888 81
Furniture, 1873, disbursements =. 90 90
House of refuge, boys, 1873, dis
burSemeEtS. ..sso.,.ose....s..s SlS 40
bursements. ............. e6 81
Ice. 1913. disbursements. .......e 20 s.
Insane asylum, 1873, disburse.
ments ................... 36f 50
jury service, 1873 disbursements. 3,l77 90
Lighting, gas. 1873, disbursements A ,262 81
Lighting oil, 1873, disbursements. 500 So
Law charges. 1873. disbursements 1900 Is
Inquests, 1873, disbursements 22OS 90
Office expenses, Mayor, 1873, disc
bursements. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is GO
Office expenses, Council, 1878, dis
pufseinentS. sJS
Office expenses, City Hall builde
ing, 1873, disbursements. ...... 70 90
Office expenses, Department of
Finance, 1873, disbursements. S:S
Office expenses, Department Of
Commerce. 1873. disbursements IS 80
Office expenses, Department of AS.
sessments. 1873, disbursements. as 80
Office expenses, Department OF
Improvements, 1879, disburse.
ments.. Observation-Disclosures. 81: 20
Office expenses. Department: OF
Police. 1873. disbursements 900. 60 50
Office expenses Department OF
Public Accounts. 1873. disburse.
H!enls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 W.
Vflce expenses. Surveyor. 1873.
disbursements. ...o............ s. 90
New Orleans Park Commission
sloners. disbursements. ...s... $500 90
Prlntlng proceedings Of Council,
1913, disbursements. ........... 1.c so
Printing, PRONUNCIATION of ordi.
nances, 1873. disbursements. Ell 90
Printing reports, etc, 1873. dis
bursements.. ............ i6s IS
Parish Prison, 1873. disburse.
ments.. 80: :...:. ;..... s,lol 81
Public pounds. 1873, disburse.
nenIs s;,s;'.:.: .....s..e 81 w
Public sinks. 1873. disbursements S7.l 10 +
Recorders courts, 1873, disburses
meEls.. ses.s.os-.s JAZZ 80 |
Recording births and Deaths
1873, disbursements. .o.o.oo JOB 90 |
Salaries Bureau of Streets, 1872
disbursements ......:........ 1888 %
Salaries, Surveyors Office 1875
disbursements. .....S.......o.s 1883 ~
Salaries. Bureau OF Drainage
1873, disbursements. .........s 125 90 |
Salaries. public squares, 1873, dis
burSements. Observation-Disclosures. 525 %
Salaries, public pounds, 1873, dis
bursements. 49,. sss sc
Salaries, Insane Asylum, 1873,
disbursements. $50 90