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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TWO BULLS

Gha proclamation of McEnssy restrain
Ing the collection o. taxes. and the procla-
ton OF the Pope su?pressing the comet,
are So Eluch alike that one must have su9'
gested the other. They were conceived IL
a spir,. of rebellion. and the end OF the
imitation bull issued by NcEnery viii be
quite as Insignificant rs was the end o.
that one ;ssced by the head Of the Church,
The Pope found himself incapable Of alter
ing o: disturbing tie laws OF God,
which had set the come: in mo-
ton and held il il is course, and
hi, failure subjected his authority to
the suspicion OF weakness in quarters
where it had been accepted IS all-9cwer-
fai. The McEnery proclamation will be
Sc: aside and laughed -: By the tax col
iectors. and this vii! ilnpai, and reduce
to still create: depth, of ridicUle the pre-.
:eut;ou, authority which: is autho. has
beer setting Up in this community for
weeks. We sympathize with the honest
citizen who really believes tina: "a. Nc
Enerv governments; has the RICH; - 30
wha: it i, doing. but he VII! find veg
little sympathy in The Judicial officers who
come after him 20 coll.c: the taxes he
withLo!ds because rebellion, faction in
tie community advises Lin: 90 db 50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
A PLEA m REC9NVENTION.

The sins of our Democratic thieves who
dominated poor Louisiana twelve years
ago are We: remembered against Us. We
see it stated that in case this city makes
demand upon the United States govern
ment for the restoration o. the Mint prop
erty, it viii be met by counter demand
for the $4,000 il gold stolen from the
Mint by the rebels in 1851. This larceny
was committed in this city. and approved
by the perverted public sentiment of that
day as brilliant spoliation Of the pi,blic
enemy. The gold was used to pay the ez-
penses Of the secession convention. and
divided W among the Ligh-toned politi-
cian, generally. Abou: the sane time.
We believe. there was coniscatiou o. the
funds in the postofice and Customiouse.
Perhaps. however. the cotton tax may be
regarded IN some measure as AZ Offset to
these !arcen;es. and the Min: given 70 Us
Notwithstanding the fact that W. have for
feited or RICH, to it. But i: vii. be tie
result Of Republican generosity Father
than Democratic honesty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
DRUM BEAT TO OIARTE2s

The "Unconlrom;s;ng" fusion o:glu
utters the following brave wo..i, il u :u....
voice:
The time has come when ev-,v ma II
this community mas: define hm-t: All
take sides either Tor o. against tn" i,rJi,..
OF Louisiana. N"utra,!t: il no longer pos
sble. Events have brought u - tie tu.a-
ing point o. on: destiny.
Withou. intending % acraisn o'.r n; III
Dor for plagiarism. We wish t. remind il
that We read very large amoun: o:
tina. sort OF writing here il the beginning
of 1SGi. Those who are no. for u are
against U.s." persistentIy preached tha
rebel organs. The gre..: Us" referred to
was intended 20 mean tie whole Southern
people. bu: il really mean: the rebe. poll
tician, who did the stealing and cheating
for the Democracy il those days. The
editors OF the P;cIy",. are e1crlsabie. how
ever. for repeating it now. 4, being COM
parativeiv new Conner, they are 10. We.
informed OF VIVA. tool: place Le:e - l,n9
ago q, dozen Wears.
ia. III. case i, .:ttc:el. how t.o:u v. "a:
il W., il Isl. TI.! there W.: :..i.:,.
tool, who were >c..ci b.: such ulster.
Now there are no: ), !:a:!y: ,U'. Oh "a
contrary. :u.:i ready. to rr>i7, any :::e:A:,
= ens.avr ;,eir opinions. LIVER: a..:.
il tie colD,n,l..!ty ln,;,: 4, .i:lr Li.l-.::
mast he: How i, i: . be IA cas-. / H.
fuses 20 bow . Il. defining lo"r-: VIA.
i, to b. Io,.e :,:.o;i: !: !: ;I~ i,.:c.:.., l.,
:n:.rrngator tia: LIE j, il FAVOR ot "ey.Iv
aan t,E Li;.,c!: AID IT,: dew. TAX. =.
i.in.i,uc,t: Ii c,- l.. >:.nu.i turn ia
telr"g,tor. AL c...---X,:.l.:le. lis v...n-
tee, ingU.9.,o-. Lpw t,..;.: We az.
very glad - III, tin. . make a
"g,-.:.: a..e:..c:I t. y. one ..'..ov: tel.
l. our i:.i5,.e a. t:e ;i:!.. La, CON. v!..,.
...rE ma. l.: t-.- c.:.!:.!U,!ity NAV b. /.
ma. -. L. o.. acco.:.: i lie Ia, liz
nece,- AZ energy: w-o.a L. :Aay oa,. !l.a.-
sell, h, .a6o: and LIS 1..t.c.. a.i .e...
g.';:, opinions; OF l. Aa- ne >p.r...:,,
ami mean and have no ambition. no
opinions. Bu:. il any case. LIE vii. b.
protected from the coascript;ng officers.
whether sen: OF: by mob OF ruH4as o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
BIGOTRY.

While constantly abusing the Puritan.
ism Of New England, the Picnyc9. regu-
larly parades degree OF bigotrv and il
tolerance tina: the Yankees LETT off. if they
ever possessed it. more than one hundred
years ago. IN noticing the arrival Of
Bishop Haven in the City Of Mexico, it
takes occasion to disparage him because
he delivered a prayer IL the Legislature OF
the State OF Louisiana. The animus Of
this assault is 70 be found il the intense
hatred OF the Piray.-5. foc anything that
emanates from the North except its pat
ronage!. even to the question OF religion.
The visit OF Bishop Haven to the City Of
Mexico is calculated to be OF infinite ser
vice to New Orleans. and Yet Ii, sacred
Office and friendly e:iiort do no. stay the
snapp.sh disposition that exists IL the hide
bound Southeruor, to bite him because
he i. no; one Of them. Il i, tie duty o:
the bishop 70 pray. anu L the Legislature
is a. bad as the PjcI,"u.c says !: i. it
needs ali the prayers It car obtain. CHRIS
tan charity silo:,i1 have appla-.ied tie
&C: of duty tha: invoked men to do the.g
work honestly; and faithfully all pro
noUncel an endless punishment: upon
those who failed &c do 50. pa:no;;sm and
love Of country should make L, fee. a
pride in the efforts Of those who 90 o,.oad
to make friend. Tor our community. And
yet the bigotry Of the P;ca..n. il sue,
tina: it rejects al. these things Because the
North is doing il. Aud Yet the men who
rail at and quarrel with these Yankee,
never helped the Souta nor the city OF
New Orleans. except down hill. in a single
instance. Their creed began and ended
in slavery. and their disposition now j, 70
produce condition Of anarchy. for out Of
that they hope to reproduce tae method o:
living which va, los. when freedom! was
aSta l'j.H II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

The eo<nmittee OF ladies' to afford Mf Z. B. D.
JCLIO the opportunity Of pursuing his studies IN
Europe with the ultimate vlaw OF settling in New
Orleans and that he may accomplish tho noo'e oh
ject OF devoting his ts4tnts to Southern historic
art -ecommenc: to people the proposed draw
ing Of some Of his best works Of AIT with engrav-
Jugs hi. celebrated painting of Generals Lee ana
Jackson The whole making 100 prizes, valued at
1925 20 ~ distributed to the haIie"s OF U1 G.ckeS
at - each.
The lists how N ciccn,at;sr .re designed 80 Ola
tain the Signature, of those in favor .: this pre-
iec' ani cre signing of chem does "a: BIZ! :" any
outlay of money those Sh0 syn
The paint IS may be- - ~. :ul',s s::iiO.
No l6o Caaa, street, Sve: She stog. q: W. Z. S"".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

by what is left of the Old s!.ve-owuing
element.
We can assure these agitators that their
vaporirgs do not scare anybody. They
hardly provoke even smile Of i9ri5lon,
for they have become 80 common and 50
meaningless that they merely bore one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
PROPOSALS.
er.ee"s E""JsaSA.)
Auditors Once
S-w Orleans. February IL. 49,.

tr.esos L""GsisA.)
Auditors Once
Srw S:~sns FebSuary Il. t3:j.
Sc a'-l proposals. IN accordance With act SO. -.
a. amended sv acs No. - approved February -,
1873! a.. hereby invited ;0r the purchase Of
49, 500 o: Aud: oys v3T:AltA
Bv .he above acs Chess. ~s;gsn's A." r;ai. re.
cr!vasblr for AZ. licenses Guw GEe 80" State, and
BID. Wi! D. received q: the ,.!.. ~, :" 'va!vs
O'Clock NJ. February q: :9:5, when ai!e.,a,. ID
v!tei {" De- present.
Adepo... of Zen pc. cen: o: '' amount BID t,r -
require: 20 De- paced il IA. MAIDS .. III. state
Treasurer. wh.:. WI. y. forfeited. :" the State ia
cas-. Al accepted bidder fails 20 comps with tho
tern. of h. bid shoyii !: 's accepted according
20 the Sb.Se a.:s.
A. OCBCCLEr.
safe r..ssT.eF.
CHARLES CLINTON
81: 70 Auditor 81. PUBIC ArSoTD's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The louisville Con"''r"'N .tiIud"s :" the
..rgan semen,s perfected ny the louisville
and Nashv.l.. railroad to carry passengers
+. New O;l.an. who desire 20 attend the
carn:va. or ;h. ;wenty-:!li. instant. lAe
Caa...cr-.' adds that i will De a peasant
Trip. az: - hose who have nevc: Witnessed!
tac yea: carnival day. VIII hra mos: Ate:,
rs.in.. a,,t ENJOYABLE occasion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

We Learn from the Shreveport Tc,.7ra"
I,.. NJ. Stanley. wifi. o: Mr.. J. Stanley.
from Montgomery. Alabama. died on board
she Joan I. Moore. on ne! way up from New
Ori.an. Mr. and M,-. Stanley. snd two
little boys. We're moy.n: to tic Red RIVER
country
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

l.: Ia ADVISE strangers VII" ha'" come
mere 20 witness the Ma,di Gra- festival. and
vino Ge!; IL; III a real ir..gr.n: Havana
ciya-, - :" I" the store OF Mr.. Jayne
Mag. i: :Ar corner o. II Charles and Com.
non streets. ~ :hat gentleman keeps none
BIZ. n. yr.. best. and .r,!. then: =: the
Aln.. :.a.n,.a,,.e NI.c..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

without jealousy, since what she receives
is but the overlooking of cup 80 ful!
that the drops which overflow its brim are
but libation that New Orleans spriukles
to freedom and fraternity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Tie H.. J. =. Ga..:,. a: ~" i;e-t"h
tally Scr, was assaulted one ",rntn: jr
,,.: :,..,.u... one ~: ;hr :ob"cr- se.l'':
L,,, by -. collar. and. presenting pis:o!
a. h.s head. demanded h. money or his ii:r.
Syh;., tie c:ae. thre. surrounded BIN. APP
paren:.y II proven: interrupted" Q: 's'ai'''
Nj. Marvin shouted Justify 70: :'s's:.'i.Ie
aud ~. \. sAwaymen tte..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

~. L Il White. o: Catahou'a parish.
died recently of SMALLPOX which he con
tract.i while attending patient. He was.
savs the Madison Jo"t",a'. a young man OF
fine talents. and was about 'Iterin, HpoH
~ e1ten.:y. practice .: IL" tim" "i his
slnn.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The Ma,;.netti-Rave! troupe will open at
she s.. Charles Theatre tomorrow evening,
with IA, eccentric Rtyel speciality panto-
mine emitted. Dechaimeau : after which
the hA"r: pantcmim. .: stella the
,vho.. conclude wit, "Pat-a- Cake
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

An unfortunate man in New York -
.launted By what he terms " soul shad"W'
They used 70 come upon him only at long
intervals. but since tn tax On WHISKY las
been reduced ae has 'hen tive o. three
A,rr,..a a NH,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TIE LOUISIANA GENITAL RAILROAD


The LOUISIANA GENITAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
We publish in anothe: column reply
20 the article in the inns. IN which IT,
request .: sae above COMPANY fo- char
ter was considered. with tie remark that
We sincerely hope the c.yeerfU: picture
pgesen.e,; by Colone! Edward, nav be
fully realized. It is from no opposition to
the road. bu; from fear that it Will not
be bail: .: al. that our Legislature i, 50
deliberate il granting TIE charter. We
commend TIE reply to TIC careful attention
q. - Sacat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The fusion platform Oh Lafayette square
is neither useful nor ornamental. IL Is too
rickety for the children to play or with
safety. and as work 9! art il cannot com
mand the admiration Of = friends. Let 1t
he removed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Hon. George l.. Bove.,. senator .iec' from
St James parish. arrived from Washington
Friday. where he has been sojourning
for a week ~ :wo. He left FOR IN. parish
,as. evening. but will return in time t" take
his sea: II. :Ae Senate az: Nond. y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

intelligence has been receive. iA"' 'ac
-,r;.:sh .bl, Duke o! With ..tou. CAPTAIN
Allen. .: Liverpool. az: "hi'A 'i''ie''
.henca T.: this por; with = cargo OF SAL.
.,v. back Jauualy u. having lahore"
heavily ana made nearly TWO feet OF water
du-ing heavy weatherencountereG January
a. between Ormeshead and the Isle OF
Man She was dischargi2E aer 'a'-a on
Che tvsntr third instant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The SUNNI. Times ha. information that
g. f. johnson. sheriff Of Leiiore county.
Mississippi. has absconded, taking with him
shout $50, 900. embracing the full amount OF
hi. tax collections for the past Je"r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Mrs Mary Ashley townsend tNaTiiia).
ha, ibeen designated a. the Poet Laureate
- his Royal Highneas the King OF tie
Carnival Mrs. Townsend is a most charn.-
log poetess. and il wei! deserving the honor
con .erred
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The Teas and Pacific Railway Company
have COMPLETED the la, lng Of the track
from :Ap.g depot t. the steamboat landing.
Tn. ri. greatly facilitate the Shipment
delivery ana reception of treight>.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
TIE ACTION OF CONGRE::.

Our sysc:ai dispatch from. Washington
confirms the Impression amon: tue L.
pUbiicans O: this city that Con-cs,, WI.
take 10 action IL the Louisiana ,n.ttec
eontrar: to the cou:,e adopted by the
Presi,jen: when lie decided to recognize
f!ncAbac.i IS acting Governor. an: the
Republican administration OF this State
a.: We have . SAY by way OF comment,
tie sooner or people conclude ~ ac-
4Uiescc il TIL, decision the spoae: there
Will be peace and tranquility.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

T.--- iS,> heavy rail- IN Madison PAL
jAh Ia. "rrk. the heayI.st since III" s:S
gan, q: :..-t jay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
THE LUZEYBERG HOSPITAL.

tnactei ~ the lac Legislature the exc.rIs,v -
Aospt4l:oT Sms-- -poX ana cOatag!ou. complaint.
IL OS THE ?OSTCHARTRAIE RAILROAD
FIIta sqIare outside Ga borne street
i-dlyeIt cases are received according n -,r,
CO. p.ov.,0l. WIZ permits from The sauIssr,
1-lC.4
5 per d. o-,~a.e roma =,
A2g,: :. tie a1s2,:1-. nvH2le
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

senate, Wilson's announcement o. his
resi- yna.,cn IN the United Senate was eight
cen y.a.. to AN hour from his first taking
the oa:. a, a member of that body.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Ia" Madison Jo,Ua.at suggests that plant.
crs .Aou.i yrgin 70 make their calculation,
for another crop. and suggest, that they
ahou... no: neglect cotton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

TIE lows; point OF the Thermometer yes
terIa" morning was .! az F.ttsburg. HE
hi,'l-,. ?o.I, Yesterday afternoon was >
Il. Etth.Ju.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

The Re! Poke, Book. VII! lie produced
a. IT,. ): Caarle, Theatre this evening.
w.. NJ. Joseph Proctor =. .N"""'e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

NIX: l.r-Iar and wednesday,: evenings
C4:taie.r' Hal. Exposition building. WI.
b., u.,cu :. "a. ;uoIic 10: roller skating.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Tle "a, .vr-. Nv tne Gv>cc2r, o: Carey
Jones laA Claiborne Ben-"I have .'een con-
frn".! ~ .le Senate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

4 B:.:.. zooiogist has taou'at"d hitH'
foG- yA.rtir, OF IDEAS. Al! .: "Hich are
hJw.yt:. :!accabic 10 tie sam" pt!e''"i"h.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

TIE Scna;e yesterday rejected tie .oin'
iuA:.,n .: T.. II. Singleton =. :"N rc..'cio:
q: the parish. ui Tdngipanoa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

II" Boston .!drertiser .ay- IL give, Il.
.Ye...-:. ~ !l'..- OF continuous r".d.n. a
Yea.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

C.e~.!4nt can secure $4,000 population
il So Can annex towns h"ven mile. swa:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Ia SEED cane in all portions Of tae Stat.
"a rep3.;.,; - be in excellent condition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Tle weather wa. warm yesterday,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

Sew ORLEANS, FEBRUARY 10. 1913.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16
REDMOND Il. 3IANNION,
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING

AZ OhLEitC l ~ U.A'JS.NW
BUREAU.
9i...............CanaJ Streef................9S
Owe. Z.mmeTnan's J.weIrv Store.
To suffice want widely felt br parties resident
IN the parishes of Louisiana and adjoining States.
this BUREAU was organized one year aga The
demands made upon il by the lady OF fashion the
dre55maker, the miueT. the hOusekreptg and the
dealer are rapidly on the ,ncreas".
Not only its correspondence ss"td ALL EX'
PENSE OF TRAVEL, but they prOht through it's
complete arrangements with al. til. large import.
ing and retail houses by which Fresh ORDERS
can always 3e nlled by FRESH G' ODDS. The
Bureau possesses espec.a. Iac...:!es 10. the p:s'
chase OF
JEWELRT. MILLINERY. OEENS GOODS
BRIDAL TROuSSEAC. SEWN: MACHINES.
BABY OUTFITS,
AMI all other articles common to family is'.
All communications must be accompanied By
full and plain address, giving name town parish
and state. III order avoid errors BY maj. If
more than sufficient amount III cash - received
with any order. the uneApende" 1aldHc" va. be
returned.
Send tor Circular.
MRS. H. MOGRIDGE.
ja2i I'm tn Fl Sr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-23
By g. De Ferret & Go.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ~ The THIRD
81 DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELITIA TRACY, DEAD
WIFE OF MICHAEL o. TRACY
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc ,244
DY G.. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. MON
ID rose AuctlOneer-Ofhce No. 50 BOY al street,
SA TUROAY, September l3, 1873 at twelve o. clock n
at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will be sold BY
public auction by virtue of an order from the Hob.
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated August H. 1873, the
following described real estate belonging to said
EIGHTEBN LOTS OF GROUND, situsted in
thus city, in the square comprised within II dustry
Annette, Duels and New st. Bernard streets being
of C. A, de Armas, dated December il, 1866, and
deposited ia the Office of A. Ducatel; notary public
as plan 40. DC book of plans No. I. Lots Nos. tO
10 measure each 30 feet front on New st. Bernard
street by depth Of 40 feet; lots Nos. IL, H. -
and IA measure each 81 feet inches l line front
on Industry street by depth of Is9 feet IL inches
lnes; lots Nos. Is, 49, II and 10 measure each 81
feet inches l line front on Fuels street, by a
depth Of 159 feet II inches lines.
Terms-One hundred dollars cash, AID for the
ba lance Of the price Of adjudication the purchaser
to furnish notes payable in one year, with eight
per cent interest per annun from date to payment
ors privilege and special mortgage thereon, to the
"a tisfaction Of the court i've per cent attorneys
fees in case of suit said notes the purchaser to
assume. over and above the price of adjudication,
all taxa duo on said property. 49,.
Acts n sale before 4. d. Doriocoart, notary pub.
lie q the expense OF the purchasers.
Au'3 Is % 30 se6 13~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-23
By 8. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF AMELIA COLIN, WIFE OF L. (
PESSOU-NO. SO 3l5. ~

PESSOU-NO. 38,3l5. -
DY .. EUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-oFFICB
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bien vile street.
SATURDAY, August %, 1879 will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue of order from the hon
orabe the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated July H. .l9.3-
bounded BY Desire, Piety, Johnson tlate LiberaD
and Force streets numbered from to 6. inclusive,
each measuring Sc feet and some inches front on
corner Of Desire and johnson streets and No. 3
forming the corner ct Desire and Force streets.
2. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. IS,
bounded by Elmire, Congre IS. johnson (late Llo.
eral) and Force streets numbered from to 6, each
measuring q feet and some inches front on Elnire
street, by 10 FEET deep No fOfming the corner
Elmire and Johnson streets and No. s forming the
corner Of Elmire and Force streets.
- PORTION OF LAND, forming part of Jour
dan brick yard, three mules below the city in the
square bounded by Royal Delondes Darphin
streets and the line of the property Of the Society
of the holy Cross. being onehalf Of square No. 10
on plan of Pile Il MURRAY, dated March 4, 1863; o
sketch Of the same Is annexed to an act before r.
Grima, notary, dated fifteenth Of May, 1859 the
to twelve. and measures together 80 feet inches
lines, more or less, on Royal street, 394 feet Z
INCHES lines on Delondes street l36 feet inches
lines on the line OF the property OF the Society Of
4. ALOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis.
trict of this city in square bounded by Goodchil.
dren, Mysterious, History and Love streets des
mated By No. 3 ON a-pian dated October IS 1854,
the office of P. E. Laresche notary under No. 20 q
his book Of plane. marked l. said lot of ground
measuring fleet front on Goodehildren street, by
about SO feet inches deep on the line separating
it from lot No. 2. and about SO feet inches the
opposite line, and 30 feet IN width the line
Together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. ia - .tf Old. 80 -.
Terms-One-half cash. the balance at one years
credit, with interest at eight per cent from date
until final payment, and five per cent cit orney',
fees in case OF Judicial proceedings to enforce pay
ment. Ell 4-..f
Acts Of sale before A. D. Doriocourt no. arv public
ct the expense Of the purchasers ~ well rs all tht
axes N 1879 and 1873. jy37 81 au7 IA 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-23
A Costly Tipple-The Fine Old Rudes-
heimer Of Bremen.

The city of Bremen possesses twelve
hogsheads of what. according to certain
calculations undertaken by the Neue Free
P,'esse, must be the most expensive bever-
age in the world. The town purchased in
1924 twelve hogsheads of Rudesbeimer at
800 gold thalers each. These were placed
in the municipal cellars, where they still re-
main. At the end of next year these hogs
heads win be go years old, and will, reek-
oninr the interest ON the original price at
1--WE per cent. have cost 100, $4,000 Prussian
thalers, The waste of wine from
evaporation is always estimated at five
Der cent per annum: there remain,
consequently, only Is bottles % Of tn, the
original supply. THIS annual loss mas
been made up by means of old wine found
in the cellar. Calculating the price OF
hottie Of this wine at one tbaler only, the
DIG. 600 bottles which will have been thus
added by the end of 1874, will be worth
!. ~. 900, 600 thalere, granting the same rate
of interest, five per cent. Al the enc OF
next wear the twelve hogsheads thus replen-
ished' will have cost 4.2lo.oVo,VU tnaiels,
giving an average Of x44,i2 thaien per
bottle. The hogsheads are not, however,
ali of the same value. They are n!leo up
on a systcm By which the wine added nue.
in .tha course Of time, pass through all sne
eleven hogshesds before reaching the last.
which contains the oldest and most precious
liouid. each, drop Of which. reckonine o 2
bottle Of 1000 drops, IL now worth 0o'ooo
thalers. -. ~. N lgs..a so