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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
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TATEON.
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CFSJCk CH'rs vUi!;T.8WssTss:&
Department %! I"2ae.
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SsEAEED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPIICaTE VILE BE
~ 'ec"lv.d AZ This ollie. Gh,I. /! 4 ~. WE'D.
HE.DA.. h.I"l. :: '@.. for tn. Transportation OF
inlli'aiE. .n1iII4 and :"v"Tnm'n. auvph". .Gsing
The '.ai beginning :!ol' ]. 1873. a. .i!a.!; uI3ts
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These contracts embrace III" movement 81? a1s
government supplies from SsN Orleans SO the
Teas posts them movement from pr.llts .IS the
Miss"u'!, Kansas ana I"N!. rail sag to f"rtS Siio
ffIiiln and ti"ar:sb'': also iron. :ls Teas Ger
trhl RAJ saE 10 III" same pOst. transfer of supplies
iron. :!- coast /" SaI antoine. and :usGG. 20 Flg
:routi"T posi-, FORT Blown - tlx!... 30 Ri-..
gold Barracks ar. E,g' Mcintosh.
"a. 'nfp!h.'l"'. s'i't 81 9rGI"5a's s'-nOrscfs
't' can 10 oSt.@'s Is"" the pos: q sirt.rmastes
~ !0IS Bro"p, ...:az austin. Texas; sdu Antonio.
Texas; FUfr t!i' har'sr2. 7. 80 and EO.. Sill rs
dian Yer'it0T" from rha .IuaYtr.ruastef liz New
Orleans. Louis, .ns. Ncs Iu-k .i'y: h!.ag" ILL.
H'',5: ~. i"8s. IsasI8I. AMI FU.t :c.yeu;.U?trq
Kansas.
thr usual "n'''t'j"o. i: Ic:a.: :, .;..vo:s.rrsu2
bids viii noe. .. IiI.c a.t.
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NOTICE..

tYIrEb Stare. P.T..sT G.Y.s
Washington, .. e.. .'anua"v q ~. :
IN THE PETITION Of THOMAS n. ;aPHI,
" al Ne" Orleans. Louisiana PRAYING tnI ,h. tx
tension OF patent granted TO Him on tn. seven
teen'h da; of Nay, 1879 and RESCUED On Ia" ia ia
day OF August 1871 for ~. improvement il. a ma
chine for rolling fabrics.
II u ordered that the testimony IN the case ne
Closed % the fifteenth day OF april n"I' .''t fie
time tor thing arsuneuis and the examiner re.
port he limited - the twTuty-tNh gay o: Ap'!
next and ;hat said ~ ton % head tle Thrift.
eth day OF April next
ANY person NAV oppose hi. extension.
fet law; u. D. LEgEErV. L9s. ssione..
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From the Seventeenth Senatorial District.

At a Republican meeting held in the town
of Rayville, February 5. 1878. B. Myrick
was called to the chair, and after briefly
explaining the object OF the meeting. on
motion and second. WI Oliver was called
upon to act 80 secretary OF the meeting.
The chairman made few and appropriate
remarks upon the condition of the present
emergency of our condition: that his ex.
cellency w. Pitt Kellogg had ordered an
election for State Senator for the seven.
teenth senatorial district. to come OH ON
the tenth Of February, 1878. and whereas.
at Il meeting Of the representatives of Mad
isOn. Carroll. RichlaId ami MorehOusc.
with representation Of each parish gives
III all thirteen votes. went into a n0mina.
ton and nominated Hon. |. H. Crawford,
OF Madison. to fill the vacancy created by
tie expulsion Of Hon. W. l.. McMiIen. of
Carroll: since which time. al meeting at
BaStrop on the first of February. presided
over by Judge Wheeler. and secretary by
MIR. Damn. ID. G.. Morgan was nominated.
and they claiming that the parish of More
house had the right to the representative
in the Senate. On motion shc proceedings
OF th!s meeting be published in the New
Orleans REPUBLICAN and Monroe A.teIA-
genccr.
On motion the meeting adjourned
W, r. OLIVER Secretary
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SPEC1.Ik Notice,

I Ii PERSONS HOLDING VOU!HEsS q. Wa.
"A rants issued by the HCIs. .. Representatives.
during 1870 ana 1871 and the 7. yJ.l8T session .!
1872 are requested :" present :I"io :r' .xag.Il.-
ton to the special "omu.I:te.. ;.pQci1..,. .pr IN,
purpos. before -. ttteeat h DAY feu.Ilai '.I}
at the rooms ~ -" committee -. - canal
street. OtiTe". o." hours u !. =. VI. and j. NJ
David IDUN', Chairman.
ial8 #' ). a. ARbpT. EIery
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

Tua E.~s.:.*C: AND DEATH OF q. +.
Sorls-T." :o!.owin: is the evidence
gaieu !.r,.s IL, coTone1's jury ~ tho in
uues: h-:i ~ Dr.. Folwel!:
Coonc: 4 g. Badger-Mr. G. +. Noyes
CALLED 4: nv ":li.e the day Of the garrotlng,
and ie.c-.6 :! o!.. OF the parties who sarrotet
him L.. was shown severa! pictures, and
at once .,!c..a! c:. Gallagher as one OF the
Oartv u H.. ...auited him, but sale. he was
dressed different. His description OF the
dress ,.a. s..', ~ Gallagher wore on that
dav. Wien Gallagher was brought before
Mr.. Moves. be- Il. once said, "That Is the
man. and mad. an affidavit against hlm as
one OF ~" oa...' ":.o garroted and beat nm
so badly.
MR j :: ;...&f-f keep the saloon corr
Her OF Per,!:G. and Basin streets. thursday
night .I4c"f., -, Billy Little Gallagher,
MURRAY. Malone and Stewart came to my
saloon :etween two and three o'clock FRI
day morning. ] was asked to buy watch.
One o: the party remarked that they were
b'haru :l,.' ami wanted to sell its The one
who offered "a. watch for sale was either
Billy Little o. Thomas Murray. The man
Fjaltagse: w::. the man who said he was
s'hard ~. Stewart and Malone had been
n my ..,Ise :,e:ore: the others had not:
They a.. sta.;s.i around the house until
nearly daylight.
Eiw.-.i Stewart. VINO was examined. only
attes~: ga. .e was IN the saloon. corner
of Pe.a,;r anil Basin streets. Friday morn'
Eng, jana; -. between the hours Of two
and e.: s"'c.",i.
Tho:ra. Mgr:av--'This witness states that
he Wa. III IA. saloon kept by Mr.. Roach,
Gornex .i ?er!ids and Basin streets. ON the
norm: ~: :; .nuary d. between the hours
of two and .!... o'clock, and saw Malone.
,Jules y.a;.v.. and Billy Little. He states
Chat b. saw Lizzie and some Others go into
a back :'oil:.
The :o,.ow.r.:s the verdict rendered.
We and :;.a. deceased came to his death
from cD;u.r..y:0n of the brain produced
from h,,7v. received on the head from a
blum: :,sI.-..aant. Said blows were in
fiicte9 ~ oD. :; .mes Gallagher. NV IN
Custs!-. sni Taomas Brennan and Billy
Little. s... ou,.ivan. VIII" are as YET at
iargs. Si.: deceased was .arroted anu
beate. on 'he morning OF January "a. !"''
betwsna .h. !rnrs of and A. M. on
Pryta1a street. between Clio and Erdto
streets. f.... District.
d.. AM. certified that he held al AL
topsy "a sc body Of Charles +. Noyes.
aged :,.:5-.:,". years. native o! Ala
bama ;.:a: II Greenwood Cemetery. anu
found .i:a. dealt, was caused from compress
SION o. the ":a.n. The injuries must have
been g. several days duration, as large
suan:.v o: -, was discovered at the base
Of the ban. w..ch pressed upon the cere'
bellu,n ,..n v.r.,.i and medulla ablangata.
The ia;,:... :i!"s received were undoubt'
ediy ..-.!.:."i -. blows from blunt in
strunI-,:. :e.".:.d upon the head OF the
decea..; W. -. was alive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION or BOND.
STATE or HOrp!ASA,)
Executive Department

Executive Department.
New Orleans February = 1873.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
~ 10 me for the cancellation Of the bond OF Jdes
AMascOt Us Criminal sheriff in and for the parish
of Orleans TO wit: a bond dated November d.
1870. il the sum of S50,00a signed by Jules A.
Masicot. as principal. and John 81 Hoyls, FRANCOIS
Lacroix and Victor Pessou gas suretits; the said
bond being conditioned for the faithful perform.
ancs by the said Jules A. MasIc0. OF his duties as
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
in said bond to file their objections to the can.
collation. thereof, writing. in the office of the
Secretary OF State, within Llnety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my land and seal of the state, this
seventh day of February. eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, and of the independence OF the
United States the i,.ty-seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
b. the Governor:
WILLIAM WREKs
Assistant Secretary of State. fea 3Ot
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TIKI DAILY REPUBLIC
Inca: intelligence,
--- g.

the Soy Yo.i. World learn that a NUM-
ber OF Ca.no.:" residents of New Orleans
sent the Pop. valuable horse. Local re-
porter. 49,. .laTe failed to grasp the ITEM
and tne..:.:. a.. inclined to discredit the
stateaa::
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CITY LICENSES.


DEPARTMENT OF FINASCg
New Orleans, February 2 1873. !
4 LII PERSONS PURSUING ANY PROFESSION,
n calling. or other business carried on within
the corporate limits of the city of New Orleans
and all owners of carriages hacks drays and other
vehicles, are hereby informed that their city Ii
censes tor 1873 are due at this offce before
the twenty eighth day of February and they are
requested to settle the same within
the time prescribed by law in order that they may
avoid the penalties for nOu- payment.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
fsI2 lie Administrations
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OF.tcx STATE TAX COLLECTOR FIRST DIsTRJGr, J
No 1853 Gravier street,
New Orleans February II, 1878.
fETrRESTED PARTIES ARE REQUESTED To
4 come forward without delay and settle +heis
licenses for the current year. Que notice will p q
given OF my readiness tie Issue tax bllI from soils
of 1872, COleCtible il 1875.
EeIl s. q q TNHGER S.nlraStnr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
NOTICE.


DEPARTMENT OF FISAECX.
Sitc Hall, New Orleans, February 8, 1873.
TNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS DEPART
4 meut will receive for licenses no Certificates of
Appropriation or other evidences OF city debted
ness except such as the law cOmpels it TO receive
The back taxes are receivable as formerly and
those of 1871, in the proportions of ) 55 in Certit
Gates and : 20 in cash. The public can pay such
taxes in this office.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
fe8 81 Administration
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.


David Copperfeld," with Mr.. John T.
Owens IN his successful impersonation of
wilkins A'carber, will be produced for the
matinee performance to-day. The same
bill this evening. Tomorrow evening
"Everybodys Friend" and Forty Winks."
Mr.. Owens will close his engagement Sat
urday night, and go to Mobile next week.
Next Monday evening Mile. Aimee and her
opera boutfe troupe.
Academy of Music.
Mrs. D. ?. Bowers, supported by Mr.. J.
c. McCollum and the Academy dramatic
organization, will appear this evening at
the Academy of Music as Mary Stuart in
the tragedy thus entitled Tomorrow eve
ming East Lynne" will be produced.
Friday evening Mrs. Bowers will take d
benefit in Lady Audley's Secret"
St. Charles Theatre.
Sir. Joseph Proctor will make his third
appearance this evening as Maurice in the
romantic drama of the Red Pocket Book
Next Monday evening the Martinetti double
combination. including A. Van Hammes
bouquet ballet. Annual Mardi-Gras ball
Tuesday evening, twenty-tf instant.
ROllep skating.
The second grand skating tournament
will take place this evening, at seven
O'Clock, in Carondelet Hall, Exposition
building. Two handsome prizes will be
awarded. Contestants Will appear in COS
tune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
TO CONTRACTOR

A separate eOntrae: for constructing y wuOdea
CuIb.ng on the following streets TO viii:
Monroe. both sides som l.vrt 20 FIFTH street,
except such has 'een made by s.!5tin. Ordi.
nance. Leon;das. both sides tror! Levcc :" Fifth
street except such has been made ~ existing
ordinance: St. hdrv boil, sides from iss TO Fifth
street, except such has teen Gaads 80 ;,sS r9.st
in. ordinance.
This to be done in acrsriane. ~i''. ne ab""s.
Eel I'M A - BRJCI dIu.uy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

JAMES J. OHARA vs.. ". FLOrO AND CERTAIN
LOTS On PHILIP AND LIBERTY STREETS
Sixth D;stric. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. I}D..
WHEREAS, JAMES J. OHARA DID PRESENT
" his petition 10 the honorable the Judge OF the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of OH ans
praying the provisional seizure and sale OF certain
lots Ot ground hereinafter described upon which
he hath privilege to satisfy his demand for four
hundred and sixteen dollars and tOrtytwO cents
with eight per cent per annum interest from April
l, 1872, tor the construction OF a sidewalk before
the same. and 10 pay all costs; and
Whereas, |, William P. Harper, shesif, by virtue
issued and directed by the said honorable court in
the above entitled and numbered suit nave seized
and taken into my possession tn. following de-
scribed property. TO wit
Two certain lots of ground in III. square bounded
by Jackson, Philip, Howard and Liberty streets.
designated by the nun beers sixteen aud seventeen.
Lot number seventeen forms the corner of = lip
and Liberty streets, and measures twenty four
feet front on Liberty street by depth OF one hun
dred and sthirty-e!ght feet inches four lines.
Lot number sixteen measures thirty feet front on
Liberty street by depth of one hundred and
thirty e ght feet six inches more or less.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO all per
interested and TO W. FlotO, to appear withiu
fifteen days to answer 90 the petition of James J.
OHara, presented as above set forth.
sherh's office, parish OF Orleans. seS Orleans,
February II. 1873.
fe12 20 % ". p HARPER Sheriff
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place tn il shows in the Mardi Gras pro-
eessiOn unless something unique or novel
is produced. Rex has said it, which is sui
ticient; therefore let all govern themselves
ACCORDING civ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

There was bit OF fire in the three-story
brick building No. 30 Royal street, yester-
day morning. A warm stove pipe was too
close 70 the wood work. The damage was
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATg TAX COLLECTOR, SECOND DIsrRICr,
No 40 Rampant street, =
New Orleans February II, l87}.J
DARTIES INTERESTED ARE REQUESTED To
come forward at once and settle their lice nses
for the current year. Due notice will be given of
m" readiness 10 receive the state taxes for th&
year 1872 II. II. HARRIS
fel2 81" Collector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

GCK.-r J. MahOney did not
deny :" Heco..:er Houghton that he was
guilty o: embrsz!ement. wherefore accused
wen: dow: (. ne Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

Creased !;-:..n:ng played pranks ore:
the cit- telegraph lines last evening. ring
Ing !i:e aa.i.. ~: :iremen dii not run
around 'o.sr :n"k!ng Tor q rontiagration.
as Nj. Vas. :. Wrote in his epistle to ST.
Pan,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

There i. ~ .rparent regeneration in the
Crimina C-aI.. Convictions are not the
exception. ~. .'.e rule now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

The sigma! service. United States array.
reports. for the benefit OF commerce., the
meteorological record. and .ise or .all of
the rivers. at 3:::' 4. 81. LEGAL time. yesser-
day as follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
Superor District Court for the Paiisi, Of Orleans
No. E01.


HS MOTION or GEORGE y LACEY. ATTOi,-
J new and up u fling petition and ar"OInpany-
ing affidavit. together with IL" Wv Orleans Re-
publican and New Orcan. Bee, it is OrGered thai
all Persons whom il may concern show cause.
within thirty days from th. first publication of
this order, il any they have. Why rhe assessment
roll OF the property living within the Fourth Drain.
age District of the city of New orleans, comprised
within The following limits viz: Commencing on
the left bank OF the rreH Mississippi 1T the point
OF intersection with LAFAYETTE avenue; thence con-
timing down the said river 10 The point Of inter
stc,ian with Flsheimens cana thence running
back from the said river. a dstaIC. of 1900 feet
theteabOuts, to Bayou bleuvsnu and Florida walk
thence continuin. along Florida walk tor \ dis
lance of i5'l. feet or thcrca5outs. as 10 con
meet through curved line OF $50 fest addi, iona'
with Lat.yrtte and Peoples avenue. at Joint
distant from the Mississipp! river Oi 't'' feet "r
th,reabOuts, and thence alou: Lafayette avenue
TO the place 81 h"%lnnir" should NOT y" approved
and iOmOog:.ted, au Judgment Of IA. cnur' be
rendered in manner And form prayed iV. III re
petition on tile.
Dated New orleans FEBRUARY ~, 4. y. -.
JACOB HAAk!H~. Ll..!. ="
:. :r'j" cop:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

For assault with intent 70 commit rob-
berry. James Augustin goes before a jury TO
answer for the deed.
CRIMINAL COURT..-In the case OF Mar
TIM and B4ptiste, attorneys for the prison
ers. after the sentence of the accused 10
Imprisonment. in the Penitentiary for life,
took an appeal to the Supreme Court. re.
turnable i'll March next
James Gillian, ON a charge of carrying
concealed weapons. pleaded guilt! aud was
remanded.
a. johnson. arraignei for assault; and
battery. pleaded not guilty.
Patrick Donahue. alias 3uggan. OF .
charge Of receiving stolen goods, knowing
then. TO have been sto.ea. pleaded noe
guilty.
The following ;nfoHhations we're present
ed by Distric. Attorney John McPhelin:
Asains. Alice ONeiI. festive female. for
assault and battery on Alice Gillin.
Against Alexander LayIea. charged with
larceny.
James Kelly and James Smith. convicted
% entering a store in the day time. without.
breaking. with intent to steal. were brought
up for sentence. Judge Abel gave them a
sharp lecture Oh the folly Of trying TO make
living by any other means than honest
labor.
They were a class Of thieves who foated
down here from Chicago. and unfortunately
we are indebted to that tlourishing city for
too many Of that class. The prisoners in
sisted that they had never been in Chicago.
and that they were innocent as lambs. The
Judge thought the verdict of the jury in
Dictated "a contrary state Of facts and sen.
fenced each of the parties to eighteen
months in the Penitentiary.
Yesterday William Watney and William
Brady were put on trial. charged with the
murder of Godfrey Bass on the seventh Of
October last.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
IL for sale.-A comfortable two-story house,
eiigjbly located on Camp street, with everything
complete fol housekeeping, and all in good order
bel lg nearly new, will be sold in block 10 puH
chaser FOR his own The establishment i'd com
plete in all departments, having been selected by
its owner for use. Will be cold en- account of bac
health. Furniture dealers and vendors need not
apply. Address HOUSE at this office. jsa
yCOE REST-RO9MS WITH OR WITHOUT
IL board, in suites single. Also. few day
boarders taken. Apply at No. I'll Camp street,
St. Joseph. de22
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TO ALL. WHOM 1T WAY CONCERN.

IN THE MATTER OF THE BOARD OF ADMINS
traitors praying 10? recognition of mo tgHgc
and r'CDverv of assessments IN the Fourth
Drainage District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

tn. Oap E.L;og>' HALL CoSCiArr.--
The gen. l-n.-l vino are managing to Kill
time q. ;......: Legislature in odd Eel
lows l.,.' ta::r. made an abortion OF po'
lice ms...:s ,,.v. started OIL. in another
directo. -. Campbell offered the follow
ing re...G...:. Inch was adopted:
Re:.r.i. Ia. Ike judiciary Committee
De lnst:u''. :, inquire and report lnmeul'
atelv - ~ S....te IL il IL eXpesilent [" re-
pea o: au!"a' She act ESTABLISHING me
Eigh:4 D.--... Court ia the parish OF or
leans
int'.- Il 80. ;,.ev. WIS Some little branch
Log
km....::.. ris,.f BY SIR. Mortse. Of ST.
Tamnsry. ::n.. C. DeF"ret. was present.
ed. aCc:-:-. .'pnu ]. Iudeiing. Ii. Ia
Howe az. - .aliaferro. Judges of fhe
Sup.ca.. Cnr::.. with eonspiring, in conne''
zion ". "'i.m Pit. Kellogg. James r.
Casey. M.,.'.-' Packard and others. 10
overthrow -. .eS"l government OF the
State q: Louisiana.
The :..."-..' contains numerous sperih
eatioH.. 90. e: which charges that Judge
H1Auci- LES .ilS ibj>lll'iA '''''''N7
On Il. ...:-. :i:.cn. q: G"!e:uo: " AZ
mot.
ia. ,.i..:... ASKS shat these high fuHc-
tona..es -. :..re.cieG.
Mr.. %.ci.,.:r :irv.i that I'll. ~ .morl2i be
:eterre! :r.t ..,IiJtee OK 1--we. IaETE"
@an;:ao...':
The :..l.u .: voting for United States
Senate We. enacted. bu. being SO mueh
like Chimes LAY. without ending. gave
but III. ......al.ior. Old Blank still re-
tains fcy.m Wheelock is neck and nes..
with W.:mc.. - the Senatorial race.
DE.TN n' b.. GRAs.--Thc sad Ar
nounccnsn. !. made tina: the Fat white
0eet E.-gh W.. :. take part il our Mare!
6ras ryyc.s.:0r. died on the railroad on his
way be-" IT.. whole western country had
Deen :.r;oU:l's searched To secure ::
splendid ANNA. and when found !arg.
price -. paid Cor him. he was pure
white. u .Ut!..i proportions. large size. and
%eighe,; -. rounds. LA vas shipped
from =. Lpsi, il good condition. but was
detained 81 The route. Death was caused
BY to- mGc.: fatigue. However, another
ANNA! ha, been obtained. but inferior in
a. respcs:s 20 tae first ono.
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1t is wei; enough for advertisers 70 tin
lerstani Pa. thav 1r;Ti Dot he Dermitted 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

Public AOtice.-Eew orleans Frbn!ar" Il.
l"'i III ne people OF the parish of orleans and
state OF Louisiana At" hereby notified That sHh-
sefpton list FOR the equestrian pertrait of General
Grant VIII be permanently exposed at 30. 10
Canal street, up stairs sercnd floor a. i ~ hr.
DubUcei etfire Estate Tr.asurerl conner o: Cont
and Roy Il streets, up stairs, where .rks viii be
i'll attendance daily from 4. 81. 10 , ?. NJ. no one
els Is authorized TO collect except at the above
places. T. CAST.,, President.
f. ECCSsR, Assistant Secretary tp12 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendIa Hair
Dye IS the best in the world. The only true and
QeTtoc. dye. Harmless reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment: ridiculous tints unptas-
ant odOg Remedies the i'll effects of bad dye. and
washes. Produce. immediately superb black
natural bro VI and leaves the hair clean, soft snd
beautiful The genuine. signed BY W. 4. Bachelor.
Sold 5y all iguSsisIs
CHARLES BACHELOR
ocJ W Proprietor, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

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