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The New York herald., 1873-10-09

7Q0 WEST TENTH STREET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
lou of three adults will let three newly furnished
Rooms with Board TO desirable parties; terms reason
able; references
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

900 WEST THIITY.THIRD STREET.-THE LET,
40 with Board. two three single double
Rooms with excellent table, to gentleman and wife
single parties this Is opportunity 10 those who
desire q comfortable home
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Eth AVENUE, 1875, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
- Nineteenth streets.A Suit OF handsomely furnished
Rooms second floor, with private table other desr-
able Rooms, with or without Board
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

OH WEST FIFTY SECOND STREET.-THE NEW
~ elegant And substantial four story brown stone
open daily from TO IL and to O'clock; price low
q. W. VAN DOREN, 6l0 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

LNOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
4 stoop Philadelphia brick House, with Mirrors and
Carpets; price reasonable the must sell
count OF business Inquire the premises No 343 West
Thirtieth street.
9TH AND FOURTEENTH WARDS-TWO SIX STORY
" Double Stores nearly the best paying properly
in the city little cash required. For sale by HOWELL
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

A CALL FOR PERMIT TO EXAMINE HIGH sTOOP
n. brown stone House Nineteenth street, Irving
place size, 24x65xl00; price $2s000 S. b. GOODALE,
No. West Twenty third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Ok EAST THIRTY FIRST STREET--A PRIVATE
-lC family will let wo Rooms, on second floor
with or without Board; all modern improvements. Cali
for three days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

OS PERRY SrREET-LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS
III let, with Board, 10 gentleman and wife single
gentlemen terms si4 to $40 per week with sunny ex-
posure: also hall Rooms
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
- Board, first class parties hand somely
nished second story front Room with cove also third
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

BOARD DEsIRED-IN FAMILY, WITH FEW OR
ID other boardcrs for gentleman and wife, above
Twentieth street. SO per month Address s. NJ b..
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

no RENr-WITH PRIVATE TABLE AN ELEGANT
l iy furnished First Floor three rooms) on Ninth
office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

1i7 WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR SIXTH
IT ayenue-Nice Rooms, with first class Board for
fam'hes and gentlemen; transient and table boarders
loca ton central ami pleasant
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

DoD STREET. NO. Ia, ONE BLOCK EAST OF MAD
I'd ison squarc.-Newly furnished large Room; also
hall Room, fourth floor, TO let gentlemen. with first
class Board
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

q EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
~ place and Fifth ave.-Doube and single Rooms en-
suite ;y for families parties of genemen table
ooayders taken
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

DOARD wANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO Is
ID engaged during the day in family where there
few boarders references exchanged. Address +. b.,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

DoARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE;
ID private preferred, where a few other
boarders back Paror de sired SIS per week Address
X. NJ. " Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

n GTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AvENUE.-A FIRST
~ class high stoop % foot stone Dwelling for sale;
frescoed and furnished: cheap.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

O00 WEST THIRTY-THfRD STREEr-GOOD BOARD
CoO and Room, with private American family, for
class neghborhooi.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

$50 WEST TwENTY-SIXTH STREET-A FEW
A-C respectable men. also few young ladies can be
accommodated with Board and pleasantly located
Rooms.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

L,OR SALE-HOUSE AND STABLE, CORNER
Twelfth street and Second avenue; best situation for
business. Apply, between IL A. NJ. and P. NJ, at n
Broadway, room g. II. STEILINGWERF.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

I'd blocks from Broadway.-Newly furnished Rooms.
en- suite or separate with class Board, families
gentlemen. Reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

C1Q EAST FIFTYTHIRD STREET, BETWEEN
AIO Second and Third avenucs.-To let in a private
family, with Board large nicely furnished Room. with
ample closets attached: moderate terms
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE.-FoURTEEN
IA of Land in the city limits Of Elizabeth, NJ..
price $4,000 cash.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

- above Thirueth street and east Of Sixth avenue.
Answers will state location OF and price winter
which must be moderate Address r., box 2l7 Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

7e7 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET.-A GENTLE
lOl and wife have handsomely furnished
Rooms III private American family, with Board
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

Eth AVENUE. 3A.-MRS SEAvER CAN BE FOUND
- at the above address, where suits of Rooms
private table can be secured for the winter perma-
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

coz FOR SECOND $40 FOR THIRD FLOOR. BATH
- I'D and gas for gentlemen and their wives single
gentlemen table and comforts the best the markets
private family. .43 West Fif1y-first street
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

O1A WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR
s)lU Eighth ayenue.-Pleasant Rooms and good
Board tor gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen;
te rms very moderate.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

11e WEST NINETEENTH sTREET-A FEW HAND.
Il III somely furnished Rooms, with Board: hot and
cold water In Rooms: elevated railroad station
Terms s. to IS per week.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

C07 WEST FORTY. Y.SIXTH STREET-ROOM WITH
~ Board fire and gas $40 week; also from
November 1 Doctors Office, reception Room back
Parlor, now occupied as such.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

DOARD WANTED-BY LADY, OR A LARGE UN-
ID furnished Room. for which she would rent very
beautiful Piano in part payment; refer
ence given and required. Address j. G. TANNER Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

cOc LEXINGTON AvENUE.-ELEGANTLY FUR
OCO nished Rooms. singy or en- suite, second and
third Hoors; also handsome back Parlor; table frs
class private II desired terms moderate to permanen
parties
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

OK WEST THlRTY-FIRsT STREET.-THE LET,
COC with Board large. sunny alcove Room; plenty OF
closet room; also back Paror.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
w est Side.

A LII PERSONS ATTENDING THE GREAT SALE OF
n Lots, Monday October Is, at Woodlawn Heights,
Twenty ward the Newport OF this city, should
OF families will make their homes at Woodawn Heights
ana have contracted to have their houses built in this the
most desirable locality OF the Twcntytourh ward where
express trains stop new depot has been built Land
lies high streets and avenues being opened. Great
chance ior investment free tickets Of JERE. JOHN
SON, IL Park row.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

OK WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET-TwO LARGE
AOf Rooms on second and third floors, with Board
for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen
water and gas; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

ETH AVENUE 35l SECOND DOOR BELOW THIRTY
- fourth stree'-An elegant Parlor Floor rent with
private table also other suits and single Rooms;
enceS EXCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

ETH AVENUE 29Z-A PARLoR FLOOR TO LET,
- with private table.
Eth AVENUE, ,34a-AHANDSoME ROOM on SECOND
- floor to let with Board also other Rooms terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

E,OR SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
and basement stone front Houses, with ali the
proyements and 10 feet wide % feet deep: finished
and l7 sixty fourth street Lexington avenue q.
FOUNTAIN builder the premises, or lb3 East Sixty
second street
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

7fO WEST FORTY SIXTH STREET.--A GENTLE
l1O man and wife can be accommodated with first
class Board and Rooms; table literally supplied with the
best the market affords.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

S)0S EAST FIFTY-FIRST STREET.-THE LET, WITH
LOC Board, TO gentleman and wife or two
single gentlemen, large front back Room; second
floor: modern improvements; terms liberal; other
bolrders small private family.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

q GENTLEMEN ALSO TWO LADIES CAN HAVE
y good Board, with pleasant Rooms terms, ladies 81
and gentlemen 50 per week, with nome comforts Eng
lsh family. No S53 West Thirty-hfth street
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

ssssThes1sHeiisii tSsguSfaS fast becoaiins
The slApHaS0asosx xtb& world; fIui SIAN,
the King has iuse established two Eng
lish gctoo,s Ies the education Of The
with ana be Rbis 20 read the literature
6fsthe people Of England and thS United
States. French may remain the Ian.
guagea Of courts, bnt the commercial
tongue Of the world is undoubtedly the
English,; and. the knowledge OF lt' is
spreading with every fresh port in Asia
and -AfEica opened to oommerces. aud
with the advent Of every English speak
ing traveller or settler Ia japan, China
and Egypt. In Japan. it has already
been adopted aB the Official language.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24
8pec1aI Not1Ces:

A0BsTACLfns TO rIARRIAaE.-napp
relief for,ynung men from the effects OF errors
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
!mPediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treetmant. New and remarkable re-!
scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD AsSO-
@lATtONi' No. q South Ninth street, Philadel-
phtAi "a. an institution having = high xepu-
tsMoh Tor honorable conduct and professional
skill:vntNs,u,i H. nj iFfT..,JFI Mar 2A Am
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

ecgs.. ea.,.e,aW Wanted. oi t!.s hoa 1ea
1lEHpRsEYE EpsYs, {eH?s men, nf who desira to obtain
wiaNu& to room together wodldt Ike 20 rhbiffi
e plses l9oased Xshin M three bleets Of the
8e2 2N2.asIG :eNHt ,.n; - May Y81sH.
tss 'svea Warning '''!" 'e-
MHE NOTES md AnnoIssgss c. 6. Port ttee44 ee4
II Steele are II the hands q Capt. J- g: p.
tion. AL parties indebtedwill please settle
at once and save cost. We propose to close
this business. A word to the wise ia suffi-
cfents s...,,'-~ q t.PORTEis & STEELE.
Aay81 - 81 !, h--ntl. = :
stamping for Embroidery and Braiding
ANR Also n p1NKIEa. done at Mrs. sPERT-
se san's .t store, On Main street. She begs tot
ing, ,popntrys that she Will give Instructions In
Making Msx Flowers, by, new, method.
'hoWto make yany king of . .dower In -FOUR
hours. Csn and seee ifor yourself. Samples
can be seen at hef establishment. Maip s.reet.;
Apr so + -. u !.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

Champagne Charlie 1T Barhamvii1e. !
CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE.
~as181 ~ sirnd BY Charlie Ball, out Of dam.
q u @6alHe. (e Rayfosd msre;l Fhoae
sire Was Monarch, reared by Jpo.
Milton Leyerett,p pof uolambis,E WI stand 4
season. commencing april I; iat Barhamville.
This horse y sp elsSsnt cheetnut a! rrel stal.
lons seysn years old. fifteen hands high, and
in Harness Or under saddle. he Is 8 sure fosi.
getters and to- all cash parties, this condition
wiz be granted. that tAeirma ares ,in case they
"fail 70 prove, the frat, season, will be a.
oond senson free 6f charge to said horse.
Terms fifteen l41g1sdolIsfs- eeas6n, cash.
Apply az Barb awhile. ;i!23 March 26 2mf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

= In Hopa Cemetery. /, Galesburg, uLy
the, graves 9f Swanson and Osborne. the
w8meh:killers. have been leYeled, With
the surrounding earth, and left without
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24
COLUMBIA. s. O., SATURDAY MORNING. a. VOL.
Attractive Goods
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm,t {
s"so wv. D, LOVE & CO..

"~$~-
W1Ehave added to our stock the past few
w days. some choice goods, as we'll as
.. VII! open To-MoRRow. tMosDAr.) April
1000 yards Foul.rd silks; beautiful goods,
in the new Shades. 81 i ct.'I1 -
$500 yards ~ Printed Cretons at 163 cents
ayesd. Cheapest goods. sold this season. Z!
25O pieces Dress Goods, from rs cents to 81
yard, IN the new colors.
Iwo-Buttoh Kids, at 75 cents pair.
tucked Skirts, at IS eeIfts each. .
each.
Ysrd.wide White Mating, at Is cents yard.
Lace Collars at 25 cents EACH
PRINTED Linen Lawns, at 80 and 314 oents a
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at rs cente yard; fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 123 cents yard.
Plain and La2s Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sets, at so oente q set
Qluh.hsndle Per.sols. M
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prises a very choice eelection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
full line Of Prints and Domestioe.
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock
Customers will fnd whatever advertised. at
tile Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF W. ID. LOVE &CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. u. LOVE. 3. B. McCRHERY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24
J ,Rte ff'a1l ForSale.

- iHsr EVI -b8I6. -
tg"A HotbE' md LOT, on, Tssyior, be.
fronting on Taylor street 70 feet, run
ming back 165 feet. more or lesa., The houss
oonsatns ltour rooms on the ,flrst etofy;a and
four unfinished rooms on the second' sf0fyES
very conHeaiens residence: For parsieuiars,
'o2ra5s 2nrs9 q % .',e-,e1'i L:aa. I4ERoKS. z
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

'etrS3
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
The Great Rowing Feat.

Following close on the triumphant feat Of
rowing .S5 miles in SIX days. from Ale
ghany City 70 Cincinnati. by Charles ZIr-
hu. Mr.. Joseph c. Cloud is making his way
inside Of time to New Orleans.
Starting from Philadelphia in sixty
pound double ender. fifteen and a-half feet
!on. by three feet eight inches in breadth
of beam. ne has performed al! his uphill
work and reached Pistsburg on the fifth
instant. IN less than the calculated time.
Although os powerful physique. when he
reached the Iron City he had 20 go 20 sleep
N hi. boa.. w.;c;l ne is not 20 leave durin :
his iourne:. GA the sixth. being re-
:cesae.;. .le resumed his scuila. The balance
G: his work is much less d:tficu.-. he pro.
pose, 70 :ow .went.-:iv. miles daily. max
in- Cairo IL forty dag an.i New Orleans in
:9:.-eir:.: :..ace wa:c,. vii! win :i.e wager
IL aocu: ~ days. c. twenty days :c::de c:
-..Ee.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

Jx6-3O smiths.

Isaac. since his interview with the profess
sor on the blow, has developed a taste for
mathematics. On noticing the departure
of the family of Sixsmith foc Liverpool on
the steamship Louisiana. he Immediately
announoni its incorrectaess. There were
J. Sixsmith, E. Sixsmith. Mary Sixsmith,
Annie Sixsmith and Agnes S:xsmith. That
was not a half dozen, only i've Sixsmiths
1t might be, though. he medi,ated, that
they didn't reckon by dozens in that
family. Five six Smiths, why that's most
three dozen Smiths. II one Of them is
six Smiths five OF them you'd be thirty.
Can. be that there is that many OF them
with oriy five Christian names to go
round. Perhaps they don't multiply SO
fast as that. Must be that they divide
There's Mary. she's one e-sixth Smith ana
Annie. she's another sixth. that's two
sixths and the other three make i've s!xths
I'd say that must be II. if Id known
previous instance OF thit character. l
remember something about nina Taylors
be:n. necessary to make swell, but that
preceden: don't apply. And then. where is
the other sixth, The whole thing must be
wrong because without the other sixth
Smith there isn't even one Smith Then
how can there be Sixsmiths! Bat I s'pose
it wont make any difference 70 them. for
they are probably al. sea-s;ck Smiths by
this time.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
The Academy of Music.

Manager B.dwei. announces tha: tliis ia
yori-a place o. amusement will be opened
or tbs eighth proxinlo. TAe irst attrac'
ton vii; be grand variety comoinat'on'
organized and headed by the original Bobby
NeHcomb. 20 play two weeks. Following
that, We are to have a taste OF popular aA!
standard comedies. performed by the ce2'!-
lar dramatic company. carefully selected:
for the Academy. The stock company VIA
embrace, among the mos: prominent. tie
names Of Mckee Rankin. 4. H. Davennor.
iou: Dolly. J. +. Pike. Mr.. ki!lbcurn. Mrs.
Lizzie Maderr. Misses kitt.e Blanchard.
Frankie Mcclellan. Alice Harrison and the
wonderful. little Minnie Maddern.
During the season. lucille Western. Mrs.
d. z. Bowers. Else Holt. john Jack and
Others will play star engagements. beside
the combinations o; LYDIA Thompson.
Katie Putnam. Biiwe.. IL McDonough =
Black Crook: also Humpty Dumnt'
troupe an,: Cal Wa.ner's M.nstrels. What
ever may BE- The fortune .! other theatres
ir this city. there vii! Ge 20 dear1h Q!
amusement at the Academy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
I'raHi,ie .Nc('je!ian.s Benefit.

The complimentary; tene.i: rendered TO
:ni. lady by the members OF the Ieat!lng 2
a.nateu: ciubs. which has already oeen an
uounced in :hese Columns. will take place at
the Varieties Theatre on Thursday evening
next, and crowded house IS assured.
Aside from the merit. 0: Miss Mcclellan.
who is sterling actress. the entertain'nen.
will be pleasing. and one well worthy OF
patronage. "Who Speaks First" 1.-THE
Crown Prince" and - The COmicai Count
ess." three iyh. and sparkling comedies.
are on the bill. in all Of which the pene-
tic;ary viii appear. supported by prominent
members OF the Shakespeare Club and the
Orleans Dramatic Association.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Madame Anna Bishop.

Madame Anna Bishop, the great English
pr;ma donna, known i'll all quarters OF the
globe. ha. organized nsw concert troupe
for farewell tour of America. Hoc voice
Is pronounced as sweet anc clear as OF Old
A: no distant day We hope to hear he!
again in this city. At her las: concert IL
San Francisco. recently. she sang with srea'
etfec. a new ballad written for her by q
Cooper and c. Masse-c. entitled
LEARNING 70 WALK.
Only be g:nnin, the Journey.
Hanv q mile 10 20,
little feet nOw they pattec.
Wandering to and irp
Trying a-s'n so Sravely.
Laughing Il baby gee
Hiding its face in mothers zap
Proud As baby can be.
Talking the oldest langna.:
ever before was heard
YET mother vou'd hardly think 50.
Understands every Word.
Tot-ering and falling.
Eyes that are goin : TO cr".
Kisses and plenty OF .Ove-yoruA,
wiling again to try.
Father of all. Oh guide them.
The pattarinS ,irt.a feet
Wh:e fhev are reading the 10 Ii Ii. road,
B-aviny the dust and the heat.
AID them when they grow weary.
Keep them in PATHWAYS b!est,
And hen the journey is endei.
Saviour, Oh give them rest.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

This club will give its next entertainment
at the Varieties Theatre. on Monday eve
hing, the twenty fifth instant. A drama, in
three acts, called 'The Dream Spectre,
and the lively farce ITO Paris and Back
for Five Pounds" will constitute the bill
selected. The Variety Club is fast gaining
popularity with the lovers of amateur
acting, and we predict for it, judging from
the last performance, q pleasing and sue
eassful entertainment.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
PROPOSALS
D..Aa-NESr OF WArRRwoKK. AHD}
Public Buildings,
New Orleaua Julv2 2, l9T3

Da.Aa-NESr OF VArRRwnKK. AHD}
Pubic Buildings, ;
New Orleans July q. 1873.
G,:ALEo PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Uu,iersi -ned until MONDAY August II.
1873, at trt!v. o'clock NJ, Tor furnishing 5000 feet
inch ~atr. PIPE. :. inch thick; 5000 feet b inch
p.3e !; inch ti.cs: 1000 feet inch pipe, p inch
thick; total 1000 feet. Said pipe to De capable %
sanding "a pr- ssure of 81 20 iounds to the square
Incn AMI to De tree from all detects.
All parties making proposals tor this contract
are required 70 deposit with the ADMINISTRATOR OF
finance evidence OF Their intention 10 abide by
the al iN cation, the amount OF 500 IN cash.
VII c!l shall be forfeited TO the City III %: tat
ure to s.gn the contract. Bidders to whom tbs
contract i. 10y awarded, vii have Their deposits
ra-u.ued to them tie day the adjudication
is made No bid will be received lInlrss accom-
paLlei bv tie certificate If the administrator Os
Finance, certifying that tie required cash deposit
ha; been made.
The city :ese.res the right 20 rejec; any and all
BIDS.
piQ,o.a,s 20 b. indos.e,i Proposals for furnish
IL. water p.!-.' -- --
CHARLES FITZESRElTER.
iv.8 Administrators.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

IMPROVED REAL Es-ATE At AUCTION BT
THE STANDARDIZATION is called TO the
sale at auction TO be made tomorrow. at
noon. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff OF the
parish of Orleans, Of lot OF ground, With
the Improvements thereon, situated IN the
Second District of this CITY, on Daulhine
street, between Ursu,ines and Hospital
streets. For partic 1lars and terms see adver
tisameot.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

He Cor 1.-Two elements tel. heavily
YESTERDAY u.,ru,ny-the rain alsd d COW
hide Tie -ai:. fell 81. over our city. but
:ba cowhiia tel: only On the back OF II. n.
Frishi.. and inside the first precinct sta
fiouhouse. Calse H. \. Frisbie, few
weeks ago. hired portion or dweiiny
house on Julia street, and as the poor .ahc-
;audladv was unable to square up with Ler
landlord she requested him to release hef
from her obligations, and was accoTmo.
dated. After th- was done sue attempted
to obtain possession % -te house KEYS, ou.
.Frishie HavlT refused 70 be agreeable. stlii
protesting to hold possession OF portion
of the house. The owner learned this TACT.
and made amicabie demand for his prop
erty, but met with decided opposition
A second reuuest was spurned. when a
new cowhide dropped down on his oach
with such iorca that dust dew faster than
Il a regular brush were freely aDp.Ied. lHe
wuack vhac6. .oinGed even louder t!ian
the falling rain. and the victim made des-
perate eff rrts 10 waltz CIT out OF reach, out
that whip follow fast and faster untll
the appi.er's :! ghr arm was wearE. Fr!sole
thereafter .=cended t, the affidavit clerk :
office ani swore that ne had not only been
badly assaulted but Was unmercltCiiy
beaten. Before the 'davy was complete
Mr. Tom O'C0anor had surrendered himself
to CAPTAIN :ohreiber, and was released On
his parole to ans swec for having violated a
State law trisbie, after this affair. at
TEMPTED to enter the Julia street house, but
-an ian! up arainst healthy fist. one equal
10 a double e-barre.ed quarantine. and now
lie rests.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
NOTICA TO TAXPAYEK>.

OYst-e S:A-s EosHD OF Tax S..s.'crs ,
NJ t5ronae.- street, up 5'4irs ;
New Orleans, August ldiJ.S
rINHE ~AypAIGgs OF THE CITY or NEW on
r !.aas az. A.:.ty Io:.:i.. .i.t IT,. assessments
Of Stats taxes .,c -. yea, 1873 competed and
Wy. .a .x?c-.i from :. \. y. Il. , p ii Until tho
:h.::-.:!s. ia Of Angus, .3:.. :" sc..rc: e.rS
WILLIAM T. DECKER
P....;.a. Ho.,. o. sat. "a. Ns.es-o:A
!--.x;.v.:. isru.s'sd ~ trlng ;aes
az ..A:s tec.is-s o. = ..act III .: the o;0:s.
VI - .i!..y.. az: s.Is,. !.I.:;. -.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

Row on TCHoUPIToULAs SrREET.-Aoout
seven o'clock last night half dozen men
entered the beer house, No. 90 Ich0upltou-
las street. And demanded liquor Inc par.
Laaner refnsed 70 furnish drinks except he
rsceived a dollar per glass. This enraged
the men, when they began to break things
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Local intelligence.

Aman PROGRESSING - be an attorney was
arrested IN the frs, precinct yeste rday Tor
obtaining the immense sum OF l3o cents Dy
fraudulent means TIE loser Is now nope,
less bankrupt. and Doubtless tne city WI
he conn lied 70 pay a coroner's expenses In
ConSeg !eCc-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
CITY ASSESSMENTS
Notice 10 TaNpayers.

DsPARTHs*- OF A-s..;wgscs(
Ci'- Hal. Room IS, JIly g. 1879. \
~ ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SEVEN, CITY
( ordinance 10 e. Admins. ..ration s1yies, notice
i. hereby given ti. the assessment a. sst.'c
and personal pro.erce within Iii. city, tor tin.
wear i-3 10 now complete aaG will b. open for
inspection and CORRECTION - the office Of che De
pa:tneIt o: A,-e..nlen'. :eoM -, CITY Hal.
from . 4. ". til = ". 'SGudav. excsptod), du;.
II. thirty DAYS '.a,n ~. date hereof, At which
.inl- al c0Dp. ants % either ..ces.ve !...!s.
dast. a.se ssNI.i.t. vii be considered.
it23 Ii. Il. ,. sTUaGKtE Adn,uist:atos.