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Katie Putnam.

This little lady gave her rendition OF
Little NeH aud the Adrchioress to large
audience at the Academy of Music last
night Those who went there to see rival
of Lolita in these characters were not dis
appointed, and the first Impressions Of Miss
Putnam and her comedy company were
very agreeable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

SUPERINTENDENT. CAPTAINS AND SgR.
GRANTs DISMISSED. In an obscure place in
the Picay,sne is an advertisement signed by
S. j. Y. Smith. chief clerk, stating that the
Board of Metropolitan Police" has dis
missed Superintendent Badger. five cap
tairs and three sergcante. and filed the
vacancies. As tho Board 0! Metropolitan
Police Commissioners, and Superintendent
Badger and his captains are unacquainted
With Mr.. Smith, they refuse to be dismissed.
This refusal may cost item their liberty.
but they seem very Indifferent: il fac: mos:
of the gentlemen do not know that :be
bogus board mas taken any action.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04
The Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio. No. 20 Chartres street.
reports the weather for Sunday and yes
terday as follows:
"a. n. 3P b. tP- ".
Mech . ~ 30 40 IS
NsrcE : ..... q - So
Lowest point during the night OF March
Q, A0o. Rain during the nigh: o! Marcel J..
seYer.tenths of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

Succession OF John sPeaKe-N0. "a ,0J6.
GBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ or!eans.-Hptice is hereby given to the credit
Ors Of this estate, and &c those of the minors
Nunpter Mills Speake and Mary Irene Speake. OF
Marion county, Texas. to show cause IF any they
have or CAM within thirty days from the lrst pub
HcatI"n OF this notice. Why n A. Blrge. of Marion
county. l. Xds. should 10. bs guized cy this
court rs the duly qualified guardian Of said minors.
and why he should not il said capacity. be allowed
to tax. possession ct and remove from tins Sta t.
all :hr property belonging 20 said minors and de-
pendInE o: the succession a: their dtceaard father.
the late JOHN Sp.lke.
New Orleans, February -, 1875.
By order 81 the Court.
MIL 1 Ii u ER.Nr :,,ce fR Clark.
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TnE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARIsR OF
ORLEANS.
BRIDGET AcGRAw VS. CHARLES BROWN. fEE
husband-No 42S6.


7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY
< fourth day OF February. 1873. judgment 40 reu
dered in this court in the following entitled sGit
The woI ds and figures following. to wit:
Bridget McGraw rs. Charles Brown, her husban&
No. 1920
On motion Hf McGlOin Kleinpeter. attorneys
for thc plaintiff in this cause upon producing to
the con dus proof her demand by reason of IL O.
law and evidence being in favor of plaintiff it 10
ordered, adjudged and decreed that the jud men:
by default herein entered on the eighteen tn iYr-
slant 10 now conf: med; that there he Judgment
Tor the plaintiff. Bridget McCraw, Widow Ford.
now wife OF Charles Brown, and against defendant,
Charles Brown, her husband GrcreeIug a sePaTS
ton of property between the SAID parties. and I.
dissolution of the community of acqu ests and gsna
existing between them. and hat plaintiff Lave the
administration of her affairs il is further ad
Judged and decTeed THAT the plaintiff do OF
defendant. her husband, the sum Cf five Thousand
dollars, in amount of her parapher'Jsl property
used by him, with legal interest from judicial dc,
Inapd, and costa of suit.
Judgment s.ued March !. 1873.
A. SAUCER. Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereuntN Get mp
hand and affixed he ~ al of said court at the city
OF New Ore ans, this third day Uf March. in tAep
year of our Lord one Thousand sight hundred anfs
Hventy-three. "
Uh4 l6 23N
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ 3. n. l. b. J. MONTGOMERY. at II O'Clock,
at No. 81 Eatchea street, general assortment
of aeoond hand furniture, etc.
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GITA LiCENSLS.


DEPARTMENT OF FI%AscF.
New Or'eaT :. F.brg4rr y ',s71
r.. prisons PURSUING Any PROBES ION.
- calling or other busine 81, carried on WITHIN
t.f corporate limits 6. The city of New Orleans.
.: al owners of Carritges hack, draws and o. h
r.nic'ss, are hereby Informed that their cl'y !
:ensrs tor 1873 due at this office on or before
to- twenty eighth day of February, snd they are
respectfully requested - settle the same within
the time prescribed by law IL order that they ma
cE thf peEa.tIes .yT cor payment
L01-.S SCHNEIDER,
;c.:s-: Admin st!R.c:.
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Says The Washington Chr9n::,c:

Thu circumstance under wb;ch -"
eirc;:nN was held II Louisiana robs the
vot, returned Of respect. There was act
An honest election in Louisiana. Gov
erno- Wacm"rh did not intend that there
should DC. II" has been the mischief
maker sAd corrupter in ina, State. lie
has done far mere evil than ell tie federal
interference, Of which 80 m2cR has beer
said.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04
Cour sup4lie9re de District De "a Eouvele-0rl+ana,
No. 800.

CUR MOTION De GEORGB>. LACEY, AvOCAT.
= 81 sur reimbursement de ia petition ct de Fatt
davic acCompagnan Ia ptti ID 1t aussi d une cope
du Republican, dc la H'Ouyelle- Orleans ct de
TAbrille de Ia Nouvelle Or9i 5 il est oIdonne que
toUtes les FeTsOunes Que celia cOncerne dOnnent
leurs 1asons. ST Giles en- ont. dams trente iOuCs
partir de Ii. premiere publication d. Get ordre
pUurquci dite liste das5essement DIES prop iat6s
du Quatriemr District de Dessechement de la vile
de Ia hOGVfile Orleans, cOmPIIs dams les Hmites
suivantes, Ravoir: ComRencdnt sur la rive gaUcha
du feuve Mississippi, an p0iat d'intersHctiOu avcc
ltvenUe Lafayette; de Ia eontinuant au long du DIT
teuve iusnl.'au point intersection avec le canal
Dies Pc hc}iTs de Ia cOuraut sur Ia prOtondeUr. i
partiT la dit 1euve me distance de 99n0 peds,
plus OF moius, jLsqu'aU tayOu BeLv,nu Ct "a Pro
menade Florida; de Ia "ontinuant au long de la
Promenade Florida sur distance de Is 9i4 ped-.
plus on moirs, de man.ra jCiudre. par un- ligae
"Ourbe de 1888 pieds additOnneis avec les avenues
Lafayette 20 du Peuple. une distance de 95a1
pied- plus OF .noins. dH feuve Mississippi ct de.
IA at long de Pavenue Lafayette Isqu All point
depart ne serait pas approuvt. 81 hOmnlogute. =:
Il Cement de IA conr rcndu de Ia mani1Ts ct
iurme dem tn,lte dams In petition .nliassee.
Souv.lle Orleans. 10 FtvTter A. D. 1873
JACOB HAWKIN3. JIg~.
Pour .opi- confoIme:
o. NJ TENSIsoN. D6put6 Greflero
- Do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04
CANCELLATION Of BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. ;
New Orleans, February !, 1873.
OvHERPAs, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADB
W TO NE for the cancellation of the bond of jules
AMascot CrimiLa al Sheriff in and for the parish
of Orleans, TO wit bond dated November q,
1870. in the sum of $50 600, signed by jules A.
Mascot as principal and John VI Eoyie, FRANCOIS
Lacroix aid Victor Pe-sou sureties; the said
bond being conditioned tor the faithful perform
snce by the said Jules A. Mascot of his duties as
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
iB said bond to file their objections to the can
collation. thereof, writing, the Office OF the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my Land and seal Of the state, this
seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and
seventythree. and Of the Independence of the
United States the uiAety seventh.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WKEKs
Assistant Stcr of Stata 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

DURHAM BULL CALF.-We invite atten
ton to the advertisement OF this thorough
bred calf, which appears in another column
Parties who wish 10 60 into stock raising
coald not possibly ct better opportunity
of purchasing pure blood 10 breed :ron.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Richard William vs.. steamboat Continent

Aichard William Va. Steamboat Continent
ta-NO. 10, l27
EN- THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of LouisRna.-ln obedience to an admi-
rally warrant to me directed IL the above emit led
su't, have seized and taken into my possession
THE > Fam BOAT CONTINENTAL, her engines
boats tackle, furniture etc. now libtl ed by Rich
ard lean for the set forth i'll the lihe now
pending IN the District c. Of the United States
and do hereby CT e and admonish the owner or
owners thereof all and every PersoR or per
sons having pretending to have any light, title
or interest in or to the same to be and appear at
district court OF the United States for the district
Aforesaid, TO he holden in the city OF New Orleans
OF the first Monday Of april prosimo, to show
cans if any they have can, why the said stean
boat Continent al should not be condemned and Il
sold agreeably TO TIE prayer Of the l.belaut.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans frst
day of March, 1873.
2. 3. PACKARD
mia 10 rs ape United states Marshal,
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jackson Rairroad-Chanse of Time

Hereafter, until further notice, the ex'
press train due here at ii P. II. vii! arrive
at 1880 4. NJ; the mail train due here at 1875
A. NJ. will arrive at 1890 P. NJ. and the
accommodation train will arrive at $50 A.
NJ, instead of 9:05. The express train will
leave here at 1:i0 A. NJ. instead of 8 A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND,
STATE OF LoUIsIAN.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department
New Orleans. January 81 1873
w HhREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the cal bends OF
hueeIt b0nzano as Administrator of Assessments
CT Inc CITY OF New Orleans to wit: one bond dated
5o'h l, 1871, In the sum of $25 Co., signed by II
6onhano as principal, and John Armsi roug and
Snrlst1ah schneider as Suretits the said bend
Deng conditioned for the faithful performances by
the said H. 30 zano OF bis duties as Administrs-
tor az Assessments aforesaid; and
Whereas, application has been made tn me- Yor
the cancellation of the official bonds of Hubert
Bonzano, as administrator of Assessments Of the
city OF New Orleans, to wit: bond dated Febru.
airy 20, 1871, in the of SIS 600 signed nv n
BonZano as prime pal, and Christian Schneider and
CuThbert II. SlOcOmb sureties the laid bond he.
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful perform.
ance by said II. BOnzano Of his duties as Adminjs.
TRAITOR of Assessments aforesaid. Notice ia herehy
given to all persons interested in said bonde
to file their objections to the cancellation thereof
in writing, in the Office of the Secretary of State
within ninety days after the last publication
hereof.
Given under nv hand and the seal of the State
this twenty seventh day OF January A. D. 1873 and
of the independence 0: the Unite States the nine
tyseventh.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WETKs,
Assistant Secretary Of State. Jap BOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

MRS. BABBTTR SroRK VS.. GARRIBL NJ. LSgE.
her husband-Go. 4llT.
I RERRBY CERTIFY THAT ON THR PiGygrM
L day of February, 1873 Judgment WIS rea-
the words and figures following, to wit:
Mrs. Babette StOTk Gabriel NJ Levy hse
husband No. sll7.
In this case submitted to the court for conRrrsas
ton OF Judgment by default ht rein, the csGIS
considering the law and the evidence TO De IN
favor Of the plaintiff 1t is ordered adiudged and
decrsed that the Judgment by default herein en-
tered on the third instant. be confirmed and
made final and accordingly that there be judg.
ment in favor of plaintiff, Mrs Babette StOrk. and
against defendant, Gabriel NJ Levy. her husband.
decreeing separation of property and dissOl-l
ton OF the community of acquc SITS and gains here
to1ore existing between the said parties; il We
further ordered adjudged and decreed, that the.
SAID plaintiff be and she is hereby permitt6 q Ia
carry on business in her own name n publG
merchant, and that she her said hILa-
band the sum of five thousand dollars, with legsJ
interest thereon from Judicial demand, to via.
January 20 1873, until paid and costs OF SUIT.
Judgment rendered February g. 1879,
Signed February Il, 1879.
g. NORTH CULLNM, Judge
IN testimony whereof have herpunto set nstg
hand and atfi xed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans thus four eenth day Of PNh-
ruarv, in the wear of our Lord sne Thousand eight
hundred aud seventy three, and the ninety seycRus
year Of the independence of the United States.
howard KEENA.
fAl5 mil 49, Deputy ClsTk-
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School Beard,

A special meeting Of the Board Of School
Directors was held last evening, the preSi
dent, Henry c. Dibble, in the chair. Pres
ent, Messrs. MoCerty, Sweet, Cooper,
BoUthby, Shaw, Longstreet and Mcconnell.
the committee on ways and means sub
mitted, through Mr. Shaw, the following
report, which was adopted:
Resolved by the Board Of School Direo
tors for the city of New Orleans. That, liz
accordance with act No. al of 1873, the fol
lowing estimate of debt and expenditures
tor the year 1873 be adopted and commu-
nicated to the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans:
Outstanding certificates January 1915 1893 40 II
Claims pay rolls tor which ceTtln
Gates had not been given......-..... n 1872 y
Cams pending before the board. ......- si6z -
Totslsebt. s329, ss7 90
sxFKEotruREs.
Rents Of scboo, hui,ainps So O0o 10
Salaries of tsachrTs.. tSNucl w
Salaries Of poTters and portresses.-... 25eVo w
Repairs ef schoolhOnses to be betrayed
or performed by city. so far as on $4,000.
slhoolhouses owned by the CITY,. 5FJ "a
senger of board. .........:...-...... s,OaO 90
to ,plIs, unable to provide them. $500 o.
Fuel, stoves, CRATES and repairing the ooo m
e.......................... sWv W
Bro1ms buckets mats soap etc etc 9TH, |'0V "
school furniture. :........... s,?as 90
sta, ior ITpf f,Tni.6ed tn tescbsTs
and printing and advertising o.
board. ....:;:....;............ iC co., 90 90
T,dyi Gnu 80 fa Artan con+ir
tipgent eIpeus4 ., etc .......... s;oO %
Total expenditure, s469, 2I5 90
Total drbts and expenditure. s7sg O5. 60
r ~
heS0Eeed' 1has tnS Goullcll VI tn9 cl'S VI
ne" orleans oe cslleu upon Iol tuo ieFG
Tor the support OF the pu0Hc school5 ol
New Orieans for the year lo"0' OF not iess
IMAM 0ne-quarter OF one per ceEI La1 uP? -,
tne Vaiu"iioI oI an SeeessaoI9 pivEol'S ~
the city OF Ne" OtIeahS coliTClloio WIN
The taxes leNled IN Deceiu oer, lo'~ anu ~
MAKE such otherahd iurIher appropriation
shd PROVISIONS Aot INC euppoi' u INC pup
,ro,,"n4T ., ara jo;a 5axr IN a"t NJ ~ If
1879.
Mr. Shaw moved that the nresident and
secratarv trarsm;t the estimate and accom-.
pany;,g rasoIut;nns 70 the Civ Council a;
ia rext sassion
Corrio4
Mr. S,a1, Submitted the following reso.
,r+;oD which affair so,re d;scrssion was
,at,nnaa - tho oor,,,i++oa ON o.1ooI.
La,.-.
-, MI. &C.,. 49,, oe.o .+o o,oso
Of the present month no portion of any
school premises shall be occupied as lodg-
'hS OF d"eilhg'
hy Mr.. oha"
HEs9!7ed, l nat there oe ana !, 1efeoy e.
sJdit;nnaI scbnoI N be known as the
second ward primary school.
ReSoIred, That the joint committees on
mn%No1 @Hu b";ijn for sad scponI and
that the committee on school furniture be
authorized to furnish the same.
Resoi7ea, mat the SnperintendenI De re-
1,i'.'',o,a+ low, soInlJ 20 ~. Ia,farsnn aud
Webster schools.
Laid over for action a. the mex: meeting.
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IN the Matter Of Marie EulaIie Emnia


CECOED DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH
- of OTeans.-Whereas. Emile Leyiste. has
petitiOned the court to be appointed Of the
said Marie Eu'aie Emma DalcOur. an absentee.
notice IS hereby given TO all whom It may concern
TO show cause, within ten days, why the prayer Q:
the said petitioner should not be granted.
Bv order of the Court.
fe27 mh37+ FRANK pACR JR Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE ElETKETta
DAY of February, 1873. judgment Was IendeFbse
in this in til" following entitled sIit, in tEh
words and figure. following, "a wit:
Hannah Pauline GOldste!E vs. Joseph Isaac BsF
Dett--NO. 420i.
On motion Of hc'iioin & KleRpeter, OF counsel
for plaintiff, aud submitting to the :Ou't duo
proof of plaintiffs demand. il s ordered, adjudget
and dccTeed that the iud gment by aefault herein
entered on the fifth Instant be now confirmed
That the paInttl Hannah Pauline Godstein. de
have and recover Judgment against JOteph Isaac
Barnett her husband, dissolViug the community
OF acquess and gains here ,ofore existing between
accO- ding to plpintid the administration of heR
own affairs. II is further ordered adiudged and
decreed HAT the plaintiff do recover OF defendant
Joseph Isaac Barnett, the sum of 300. with legad
interest from Judicial demand amount of her sepa-
rate parapherual operty received BY the de fend
ant, with tie wife's legal mortgage and privilege
upon the effects of 4. fendaut and for all costs.
Judgment isaed February II, 1873.
A, SAECIER JudDn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

INVITATIONS TO DINE.-Fhe reporter has
invitations from several ire companies %
dine With them to-day, but as his TAR
Gound belly, with good capon lined" is not
papaoious, he will not be able to respond
snore than twic. or thrice. Mechanics No
d will dine. as usual, AT the St. Charles
Hotel; Philadelphia No. II at Sans Festa0-
giant. and other companies vii! satisfy sharp
a.opetites il Gavorite places.
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I'm NOTION Or GEORGE y LACEY. ETTOR.
- ney, snc ui'7r fling petition ans: accompany.
iug affidavit. t0Se her with the NeE Orleans Re.
p-bhcan and New Orleans Bee. it Is ordered that
q! persons whom it may 'on"elG show cause,
within thirty days from, the first Publication Of
thi, order. il any they have, why the assessnt Mt
rcil OF the prop. Tty lying within the Fourth pran.
District OF the city OF New Orleans, y sed
within the following limits viz: Comm. nciuf on
he . Il ulnS OF the 'iy'r Mississippi, at he oiu.
ut intersection with Lafayette avenue; thence cen
t4Huing down the said river 70 the DOit of inter
section With fishermen, canal; thence running
barh from he said river distance Of $3.50 fee.
th"rea bouts, to Bayou Ben veuu aud Florida walk:
thence continuing aio's Florida wax for dis
lance Of 1894 feet or Ihei"3h"ut- SO as 10 con.
meet, through q curved linz of SO Iset additional.
with Lafayette and Peoples avenue. 81 pr.Gt
distant from the Mississippi river Of $500 feet
theTeahouts. and thence along Lafay, tie avenue
TO the place Of beginning should not DE approved
and homolOgated anC judgment of the court be
rendered in manner and CORN as PRAYED fOr Il. the
petition Oh Tile
!Etet. Sew Orleans. February 10, 8. D. 1878.
JACOB HAWKINS JuG Is.
! true
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, prREry CERTIFY THAT on THR FIGHT

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THR RIGHT
4 cent. dav Of January. 1873 Judgment VIZ
rendered in this court, in the following entities
suit in Tin, woId4 and figure, FLOWING. to Wit.
Rosetta Gourctle IS. Charles \. Claiborne. aa:
husband No. 4O7l.
on motion Of W. r. Murphy. attorney for ;na
plaintiff ia this cause, upon submitting 10 tis"
court ue proof in support Of her demand, by Teasor
Of tn. law and evidence bel in favor Of pislnt!H.
j, Is ordered. adiudged and deCrred that the luog
ment by default herein entered Gg h" fifteenth H.
.tant be now firmed; that plainuii, KOsehs
COurrelis have iud gm-nt agatnst defenoanES
charles Stanisaus Claiborne. her bushands '"croe.
.Dg separation of property between the sac
parties and a dissolution of the community OF
acqupsts ard gains existing bet weeu then.5 thhs
plaintiff do recover of defendant, her husband.
the sum of three THOUSAND two hundred ana forty
five dollars and twenty-five cents, win legal W
forest from judicial demand UNTIL paid with tls
privilege and mortgage IN such "aos allowed l.s
law to married wOntE; i j, hrtheS CCdeTGtS SLSs
defendant pay the costs Of this sui;.
Judsm.H. .isu.'. January o. 1873.
A SATGiRB. SudsA
Va s.-rir9'r whereof Law. y, -sur'o e.. ~
t.ut /, ai,- Ito sea. Of the said .oufs st thss
cIty g; S.A orleans on this tVrit :. CuVth day o.
january, n IN" y.ar of "uE Lo'd &C.. .sN
Dire! aud sevsDt. three.
GEORGE g. Bi nHFThl'.
y Yuh5 ~ Det.Iftv 81.
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Special, NOTICES.

New Life for the Iarguid.-Per!ect health
is vouchsafed to few. Probably ninety people out
of svery hundred who call themselves healthy
have their turns Of languor exhaustion de
pre- sson of spiris ard bodily pain At these times
a wineglassful of HostetteIs stomach Bitters is as
refreshing az the shadow Of rock in a weary
land" II inyigorates aud rests the system and
cheers the mind. The effect Of he Bitters in cases
of nervous d. biity, produced either by undue
physical exertOn oveI-study, intense anxiety or
any other cause, is wonderfully reviving and in
vigorating In fact, this beautiful. vegetable
restorative possesses medicinal properties which
enttle it to the rank Of an article of prime neces-
sity and it should Je kept on hand in every dwell
ing, and promptly taken as remedy for all the
minor ailments as well for more serious com
plants. fe26 cod Ivy
Once Of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association OF louisiana No. l9
Camp street, New Orleans. March i, l873-Mem-
brrs OF this assoaiatiou are hereby notified of the
death of Mrs y. DesmonsseauX, who died in this
civ Spnttmber 2 1872; William O'K4ne died in
Canada September Ia 1877; Ia. r. soule died in this
CITY october rs, 1872; and are called upon
to come forward without further notice and pay at
the office OF the association, Nc. 10 Camp street
> IS each, on or before r N, April 8, 1873.
mh2 1t X. ". YOUNG, Secretary.
ON Marriage Happy relief for young
from tie effects Of errors and abuses in early life
Manhood restored Impe diments to marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New aud IT.
mark able remedies Books and circulars sent free.
in sealed envelopes. ..
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Penney lyana-an insti-
tuition having high reputation for honorable CON
duet and prOfe ssOnal skill. del3 3m cod
PUbIic NOIice.-New Orleans February II,
e73-The people of the parish of Orle AIS and
state of Louisiana here by notified that a sub
scriptisn list for the equestrian portrait CO General
Grant will be permanently exposed at No. 40
Canal street up stairs second floor aid at NJ.
pubuclets eff Ce Estate Tfeasuer), corner OF Cont
and ROYAL streets, up stairs, " here clerks will be
in attendance daily from A NJ. TO P. II. 10 one
els, is authorized 10 collect except at the above
places f. CRASFO, President.
f. ECuYRR Assistant Secretary. feIl I'm
RaTchelor,s Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair
Dive is the best in the world The only true and
perfect dye Harmless, reliable and instantaneous;
no disappnintmeut no ridiculous tints or unpleas.
ant odol. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes Produces immediately superb black or
natural brown and leaves the hair clean, sort and
beautiful. TIE genuine, signed by W. A. Bachelor.
Sold by all druggists. -
CHARLES BATCRRLCR
nc3 " Proprietor, New York.