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Mrs. T.. T.. Zacharie. Executrix, ~. r, q.
MdhaQ.


auIi "a selo Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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W. z. HARPER.
aul3 81 selo Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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leteOsol0sic0b and River Report.
The signal service. United States army.
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 T. H.. local time. yestsr-
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4.
ans 2; SELF Sheriff Of the Paris Of OrIe,n>
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A BOLD THIEF.-Moses Goodrich distin-
guished himself Sunday. He went into the
house OF Mrs. Ellen Bush and picked up
5000. some clothing and goblets and bOlted.
de ran just far enough to meet an officer
who escorted him to the first precinct sta
ton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

THE kNiFE.-Cbaries Williams and L.
Oufouchard got into difficulty Sunday
night on Union street. The matter culml-
mated in a slight wound on Dufouchard's
body, inflicted by Williams. whs was ar
rested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

ANOTHER WOMAN BEATER.-Cfement
Walker 10 where he ought to be. He at
lacked and beat Cora johnson, and as she
ewears. tried to kill her. A warrant brought
him up with a round turn. and he is now
locked up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

FAsr DRIvrNG.-Ms Charles Meyers will
not let his horse go so fast again unless he
is on the shell road, or some other privi-
lodged place. He was driving as near $40
as he could up TchOupitoulas street and his
speed caused him to repOse in the calaboose
and hi. team to 60 to the pound.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19
EXTENSION OF PATENT FOR VANT.
ENING COTTON BALES.

UNITED STATE. Patent OFFICE
Washington, d. c., August 1873 !
ON THE PETITION OF JOHN T. BUTLER, OF
- New orleans, louisiana PRAYING for the ex
tension of patent granted 10 him the fteenth
dav of November 1883. for an Improvement in fast.
euirG met al hoops on cotton bales
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed Oh the fourteenth day of October next that
the tim. for fling arguments and the Examiners
port be limited TO the TWEEN fouI til dav OF &c.
tober nexr, and that said petition be heard On the
twenty ninth day of october next.
ANY person NAV oppose this extension.
avis law 3. NJ. D. LFGGETr Commissioner
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NOTICE..
NAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall Alfalfa. q d.

OY NEW UKEkANe,
City Hail. August g, 1873.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
i ordinance No. 2l62, Administration series pub,
lie notice is hereby gwen that 1t is the intention OF
the city 10 cause PJydras street from From: to
Delta streets, TO be paved with square granite
blocks and t. place iron bridges at the intersec-
tons
aul0 lGr IOf'IS A. WITTY
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&UPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 80 1884,. BY virtue OF an ALA. writ
OF teri 'acias to ne directed .he honorabls
the Superior District Court for the ysrls. OF Or
leans, In the above entitled cause, for State
taxes for the year 1870, I Will prt coed to
sell AT public auction, al the Merchants and
Auctloneers Exchange, Royal street. bet we.I.
Canal and Customlouse streets in the Second Dis,
trIct Of this city, on TUESDAY. September is.
1873, at twelve O'clock 81. tho following described
pr0perty to wit
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in IN,
second District OF this CITY; in square ui,m-
Der three, bounded by Clay, tostOmhouse Peters
ana bienviile streets known as ots three and
'our and seven to twelve; numbers three and tone
measuring ffty-two feet front Oh CLAY street hv
one hundred ana twenty feet Ia depth: lots Mum
ter0 seven to twelve, fOrIning the corner of C,ar
and bienviile streets, and measuring one hurdr.i
and htytwo feet front on Clay street. by On. hun.
dfed ana twenty feet in depth; one lot in tauar.
number thIee hundred nd tour bounded fv Ga.
tomiouse, Rocheblave, Canal and Toni streets.
Known as lot number twenty-One of said sorar.
ana measuring twenty- hree feet front on Custom
mouse street Dy one hundred feet IL depth: three
iots IN square number three hundred and FIVE
=, you.dtu oy Customhouse, Roch. blave Cana ard
Ioiti suetts, known as lots mum bers eight nine
anu zen Oh said square, numbers eight aui nn~
measuring NIFTY feet front Customlouse stree:
" one hundred feet in depth; lot number front.
ing twenty hve feet on CustoHih0u.. st.ee. by ono
hundred feet in depth.
seized in the above suit.
1eriES-Cash on the spot.
y. ?. HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

BASE BALL.-The Howard Base Ball CIR
now claim the junior championship in con-
sequence of having defeated the Grasshop-
pers on Sunday second time. The game,
a very interesting one, Ess witnessed by a
number of spectators. The following is the
score: Howard 90, Grasshopper II. I'm
pire-J. N. Howard, Lone Star Base Ball
Club. Scorers-F. Kavsnagh and w.
Burke,
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". r HARPER
aus 81 sells Sher " of the Parish of OrIears
james kiOrdan Ivers Waters and
James Gillespie.


James Gillespie.
IfFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
n OF Orleans, No. 41i9-By Virtue o. a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the houorab,.
the Fifth District Court for the parish of OrIeana
IN the above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Are.
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between caasi
and Custonhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY, September s Is-3 n.
twelve o'clock ~. the following described prop.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitrate, in ,b.
First District of this city, i'll square humber SIM,
hundred and ninety -nine fronting on Poydra,
street, measuring thirty feet By one hundred and
twenty fest, bounded by Poydras, Johnson Prieur-
ana rerddo streets. Together with all the rights
ways and privileges thereunto belou gng or in anv
WISE appeltaning. Being the same property ac
CURED by the defendants herein by purchase from
mrs; sarah Ferguson, per act passed before William
H. seymour. notary public In this city on In.
twentieth Of February 1872. ~
Sezedin the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER
AUG u SCI sheriff Of the Parish Of O1lesux.
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T.
ani9 - seJ Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
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Found DEAD.-The dead body Of a man
named James John Merritt was found last
evening on PerdidO street, between Basin
and Franklin streets. Disease of the heart
is supposed to have caused it, as he dropped
dead as he was walking along.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

The Temperature.
Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. 80 Chartres street,
reports the weather for the pas: two
days as follows:
"a NJ. ar. sPM
august I'......s....s % 81 32
August l3........... 30 8. as
Lowest point during the night Of August
II, 72o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

GAMBLING The street gambling business
will be brought to stand-stil if all Of
fcers charge on the juvenile offenders as
Officer Welsh is reported to have done.
The delinquents escaped. but in such a
hurry that they left their tools and part OF
their clothing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19
The Temperature.

The river here is twelve feet three inches
below high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

RELIANCE NUMBER FOCR.-The sports
and games at the picnic Of this popular
company. Sunday, At Orange Grove, were
unusually satisfactory to those engaged in
them. The boys and their guests enjoyed
themselves hugely over their little relaxa.
tion, and nothing occurred to mar the har-
mony of the day. Indeed, under the excel
lent management of those who conducted
che affair, nothing could occur which would
not be nleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

NOtIce.-The creditors OF the stAre of the late
!ohn TABOR are requested te present their claims
10 r. !" Huntingdon, attorney at law, No. 10 Car
onde.et street. y. A. TABOR Executrix.
iy2. 80 au2 g II |. 20 2--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

OFFICIAL MoRTUARY REPoRr.-Or. s. G..
Russell. secretary of the Board Of Health.
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was l26. The
causes Of death were as follows:
One of apoplexy, of bronchitis, of
cancer OF the stomach, l of cancer of the
womb, of cholera infantum, | of crrhosis
of the liver, [ of congestion of the brain.
ID of consumption, Of adult commissions,
3 of intaptile commissions, l of cynOsis,
of Group, 3 of adult debility, of infantile
debility, 3 of chronic diarrhea, of dropsy,
1 of dropsy of the brain, of dropsv in
the chest. drowned, 2 of dysentery, of
4 of chronic dysentery, of diphtheria,
OF epilepsy. of interO. colitis, of bilious
fever. 10 of congestive fever, 2 OF puerpe-
raj. of remittent fever, l of malarial fever,
OF typhoid fever, of typhus fever, 2 of
yellow fever, of disease of the heart.
of vaivular disease of the heart, l of in
tammation OF the bowels, 9 of inhamma-
ton OF the brain, of intiamma-
ton of the heart of Inflammation of the
stomach. | of Inflammation of the womb,
OF intantcde, l of inanition, of injuries,
OF difficult labor, of infantile marasmus,
! OF measles. 3 of meningitis, of old age,
! OF peritonitis. Of pleurisy, of pneumo.
MA, OF premature birth, of purpura.
OF rheumatism OF the heart, of small pox,
OF softenng of the brain, l of sutfocsr
ton, OF teething, l3 of iris nascentium.
3 OF tabes mesenterica, 2 rot stated, and Z
were stillborn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

NOtice.-Messrs. Kennard, Howe u Pr-ntiss hold
my full power OF attorney. and are authorized to
act for me in all matters Service III all suits in.
stituted against me will be accepted by them
aui5 2taw ew H. c. WAkNOTH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-19

THE OLD GAME.-Miss Jessie Prentice
has been unfortunate. One Mr.. j. S. Reid
presented himself to her in some trouble
de had drawn "a little check" for $ll3, and
was going to get it cashed at the bank. but
unfortunately it was after hours, and he
must have Si5 that day. He couldn't get
it out OF the bank. but Miss Prentice could
accommodate him, without inconvenience,
and collect the check the next day! Of
course she could. and the money and check
see any value in that stamped piece Of
paper.
Thereupon Miss Prentice flew round to
the police, and a warrant speedily brought
the financial genius to grief. The check
game is very pretty one, but certain
lawyer has played it so often that it ought
to be hard to find another victim.
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Merchants, Mutual Insurance 1ampanx

". z. daHPEH,
aul3 81 sells Sheriff. of she Parish Of OrleanA
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aul5 81 el6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OreaIfA
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W. T.
aul6 81 SELF Sheriff of the parish of OrleariA
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W. r. HAHP Elk,
aul2 p SaiS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

indomitaJle energy which has cnablohItn 10
stand erect In the land whero we see mpch
debility and 80 much Inconsistency. A
pArlIamentarlan and orator, Figucros, in
the opinion Of the same eminent state,ao.
unequaled In spain.
We hare given thls extended sketch uf ne
president Of the Cortes, In the hrst plA.
that we may understand what manner Of MI
he IL, and, In the second to see II We couh
form an idea Of what hope there Il for theprcsl
ent republican experiment. Spanish polite.
are a marvel and mystery to most people In
the United States who have not made them q
subject Of special study. We have conceived
an unO"countablU prejudice against that
country, and come TO look upon Il and H.
population with feeling of pIty II no,
OF contempt. To the Amor-on snaIp in
a political point Of view, has boeE ,hc I.as,
interesting of the older nations Of E,.oro
We have, whether justly or unjustly, lcarnci
to look upon her "a strange compound o
Ignorance and crime, political turpitude an,
national weakness. We argued that a natioi
that could so long tolerate an Isabella coul,
not, in the very nature Of things, comman'
our respect much lcss our esteem. We hat
come to the conclusion that people 80 vain
frivolous and unstable were not worthy to h
taken into serious consideration In estimating
the great social and political problems Iha
the nineteenth century Il evolving. We reat
Of the bull-hghts and the cock-mSIns, and
asked what possible good could tlkrc be In a
country where such brutality Nd savagcry
were sanctioned by national ssagc1 These
have been, and 1t may be AZ now, our ideas
Of Spain. But perhaps, Sner all, we have
been mlsjudging this pcPle. Recent events
would seem to point tbAt way. New light II
breaking In upon Us as upon the rest Of the
world, and VIC arc BEGINNING to sec In Spanish
politics something deeper, more slgniheant
and more encouraging than the struggles oi
political factlrns and the ambitions II mere
men. We begin to discern glImmsring Of
something IKE principle In this whole strug-
gle among the Spanish leaders at last, II not
among .hc Spanish people. FigneroS Ia the
central figure In his country Mthe present
time He has, In a great measrc, her whole
futTo In his hands. Ills to behopcd that he
viii not so use his great opportunity as to
mike II his greatest rcproach and to add an
oher to the long list Of republican failures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
ruI RAILROADS AND THR ISAUGr.
RATION

II seems that the leading trunk lines have
formed combination N regard to the Is
suing Of round-trip tlciets which will have
the effect Of preventing the attendance OF
thousands OF people attho forthcoming lnau-
guratlon In this city. As near as We can get
at the facts the president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad hsucd circular on or
about the % OF last month, calling attention
to the subject Of roand.trip tickets generally,
and urging a concert Of action on the part Of
the companies connecting with that line by
which the practice of reducing fares except
ing during the summer and fall months
should he discontinued. We do not think We
do Mr.. Garrett any injustice or mlsrcprcsent
him in any way when we say that In
this he has bscn slpply wreaking n petty
spite upon Washington, and cndcayoring to
use other railroad corporations to subserye
his own private purposes. II Is singular
coincidence that he should conceive these pc
culiar ''rouud-trip" notions at this particular
time, when the press Ia filled with reports
| from yarlons parts Of the country OF the In
tended visk Of hundreds Of military and civic
organizations to this city TO witness the inau
gural ceremonies on the 9TH Of March. II
Mr.. Garrett should succeed In getting th'
other companies to unite with him In this
the only effect Of It will be TO keep thousands
Of people from Washington who wonld hav'
come here II anything like favorable railroad
accommodation were offered thcm. Thi
contemplate trick on Mr.. CARROTS par
shonld he denounced from one end OF tn
country to the other.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

During ths rinisr, IN order 10 Cieiii.dis b'isasa'
corDg tsdrs hin, "a much a. possbiS, tie President
isiA nom ten IN tutirs ocle,t each dog, sT-
espt Sunday, rscfirr Sfndiors dni Representation
and Jrom tircirc O'Clock until hSo zach afternoon,
srespt Tuesdays and Fridays, rhsn Cabina pIcsting'
being held, nc WHi rtcsirs BY card. TaS btsfnes'
hours n his Office EiA b. from ton o'ciot a. ~. q
three O'Clock y. m.
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soc,IErX NoTBs.

SOCIETY NOTES
-
Mrs. Judge wyne receives on TUESDAYS.
The Misses Poore receive at Georgetown on
tuesdays.
General and Mrs. vincent hold a reception at
9qi n street to-day.
Mrs. Justice swsyne waa unassIsted at her
eccption yesterday.
Mrs. Rathbone receives at her residence On la
ayette square to-day.
Mrs. Admiral Dahlgron receives on Tuesdays
II her home on l. street.
Mrs. Frank Gassaway receives at No. ITO New
FORK avenue this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. B. Beck and daughter receive at No.
hS @ street this afternoon.
lrs. Judge Bryan and sister hoii another of
thcr pleasant receptions to-day.
Mn. General Helntzelmsn and daughter re-
celye.o-day at No. iq9T n street
The receptions Of the ladies Of the Navy Yard
'~yteriay were largely attended.
Mrs. = Senator Howell holds a reception OF
iuesoA' " '.>- home, No. S21 N street
Mrs. Jas,iee bradley recelycd yesterday, "
COMPANY with her daughter, Miss Bradiey,
Mn. General Nciss and the Ma-s-s aeiga re'
cave on Tuesdays, At 1893 Vermont avenue.
Mrs Colonel Mccoy pnd daughter. asslstsd y
her gnests, receive to-day at No, p1I " street
Mn. L. d. wehrer' MISS webster Hn NUS =
.,ra.s "" '''''
-, s,-ou , ...,.,.,. a, n., Mon.
VIZ 1usiET 1u1In,, ~, -. ,,.a.,os. Inc NIIsses
uV rcc'I ~ wv
Strong
MIssNclle Grant and Miss Sclle Murphy took
..,,,,,tage NJ tho n,eas.nt uesther yester,lay TO
N.s ..,,s
a.. ,Ionor., Nan, am, MI, u.,.a nan, 70.
,oIv, ON Tns,i.va a, ,,s,s nissssn, nome In
os,ros,orn WV"
,.u
MIS-. AdIniral ltAiford hnhis hef WeeNy eCcP-
tlon to-day at her residence on Stodthnd street,
oeorVetown
-, 49,, .
The annual BAL dEnians costume o' aaiin'
Bates will be given at their academy on Tueshay
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

From VIM. Ballantyne, Seventh street, between
and E. we are In receipt Of ''Heart's Delight"
by Mrs. Caroline L. X. Davis, and "our Forest
Home: Its Inmates and What Became OF Them;"
by the author OF "Robert Joys Victory" &C.
Henry Hoyt, publisher, Boston, Mass.
From Crandall 4 Riley, corner OF Seventh and
D streets, we are In receipt Of "IIarpcr's Bazar."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Mr.. CARPESTER's EMANCIPATION PICTURE
was placed on exhibition yesterday In the old
Hall OF Representatives and attracted the
attention Of hundreds Of people at the Capl'
tol. It Is to he hoped that Congress will take
measures to secure possession Of this great
work during the present session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

published every Saturday morning, and is fur
nshCd to Subscribers at the following rates One
copy Une year o.; three copies one year, sS; ten
copies one year, sib; single copies, in Wrappers,
cents
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twenty-five cents rer line Advertisements under
tue head Of "For sale or Rent" wanted" !" Lost and
Found" and Personal" twelve and half cents per
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
u wAaHN0ToS, j. y, Jan. -, ls19.
On the petition Of THOMAS II. MURPHI, Of Now
Orleans, La praying for the extension Of q patent
granted to him on tho ifth day of Nay, isS9 Aud re
proyement In Mlphinss for Rolling fabTies
II u ordered that the testimony In the case pc
tlms Tor AlinE Arslmenia and The EHAminsFs report
b sa (" T. sAs AR aA q APa and ai
Any nsraoq may oRpdae thi. ehtenalon,
feitP9W NJ, d. LfdakTT, Commissioner,
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BOARDING,

DoARDIN6.-BoARD, WITH on WITHOUT
is RooMs, in ssood locality, convenisnt 70 ths
i;IssI EssSss ss;vIsSP psPf,a'Rtt ssa A ' %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF SPAIN

THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF SPAIN,
Emilio CASTELAR,, In a contribution to a
British publication, gives some interesting
facts in regard to the life and services Of Es'
tanislas Figucros, the President Of tho
Cortcs, and therefore the acting President Of
Spain, which are not generally known In thi'
country, and may enable us to form an Opin
ion OF the future OF the Spanish republic.
Figueros was born In Barcelona In 1919
and completed his university education as 4
law student in 1919. About that time he he
gan to make some figure In politics as a dc
fender Of liberal principles. Among the tirs
to accept the republican idea IN Spain
after the bombardmcut Of Barcelona In 1872
he attached himself to the editorial staff OF thu
Constitutional, in connection with Mata ant
Ribat. lie opposed the movement which re
suited In placing Espartero In power, ant
after the fall Of the Regent and the acqnlsi
tion OF power by tho moderate party he re
tired to the province OF Iarragona, where III
remained until lsts when he was appointed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAaHnoTor. d. q, Feb. p, ls,2
On the petition OF DAVID AM, OF Newyille, Pa,
gssyn ISr ss esspsOp g ps,sni GRANTED % a n
sprEieal splinis A. ,..,,,.o,, a, A.. .... n.
olossd on the 18th day of April nett; that the time
for hiinE arguments and the EIAminer's report be
petition be heard on the aHh day of April next
Any person MAJ, ,ogpo-e thi, !, estension G -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
OF the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term,
letters Of administration v on the personal estate
O., deceased All pergOnB having ulAlipe agalnai the
said deceased are hereby warned TO the same
before the l2th day Of February next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benet of the
said estate.
Given under my hand this I1.h dHy q EsssgTqSFy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The people Of Pennsylvania are aroused To
the importance Of this subject, aud as q
prominent feature in the way 0f creating en-
thuslasm and procuring funds there will be
on the twCnty-second Of February grand
mass demonstration In favor Of the centcn-
nial cOmmcmOration Of American lndepcud-
cnce Rt the Academy Of Music, In the city Of
Philadelphia. The ticket Of admission states
chat Pennsylvania Is relied upon to initiate
the measures which will exhibit to the world
the unequaled skill, resources and power Of
the republic This advice is being acted on
with efficiency, the citizens Of Philadelphia
having subscribed TO date 81, $50, 900; expect
to subscribe by the first Of March the addi-
tional sum Of S75O, 900; citizens OF the State
OF Pennsylvania outside Of Philadelphia arc
expected to subscribe Sl,OOO,0OO. Total sub
scriptiou for Pennsylvania S3,0OO,OO0. JIcr
quota was 5000, O,OOO.) To which add the GIT
Of the Philadelphia councils s50O,O sub
scriptiOn Of the railroads Of the State, 800,
COO and the gift from the state, the bill now
pending, sI,OOO,OO and there Ia a total Of
$5,OOO,OOO. This is good showing for the
centennial, aud lnsures lts success.