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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

Adele Bloom VS.. Abraham Leopold, Her
Husband.
GTETH DISTRICT COURT FOR II PARISH
- of Orleans No. 20, 6S9.-By virtue or a writ of
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Count for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, I win proceed to sell at
public auction o. the premises hereinafter dekig-
mated, on TUESDAY, January u, 1873, at FIVE
O o'clock P. NJ, the following described property, TO
Wit:
THE CONTENTS OF A VARIETY STORE, stu.
ated No. &c Northumberland in the Fourth
District OF this city, as per inventory which may
be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
T~crms-Cash on the spot.
W.. P. HARPER,
E,CQlA sheriff of the Parish of 0rIeaDE-
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A LARGE N VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
SUBDIvIDED INTO THIRTY-TwO LOTS,
FRONTING ON COMMON N GRAvTBR
STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
By Van solingen & Carpenter.

SALE OF WARBHOJsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
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BY Charles e. Eortier.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN II THIRD DIS.
TRCT; ALSO, FIFTY SHARES OF CAPT
TAI STOCh OF THE BANK OF AMERICA.
SUCCESSION OF FERDINAND NOTING.
pY CnARhRs e. FORTIER. AUCTION

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleaps-
Ne. IS Dol.
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SIrH DISTRICT COURT FOR II PARISH
= vi Orleans. No. 3aog.-Bv virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale 20 me directed by the hon.
CRADLE the Sixth District Court for The PARISH
Of Orleans II the above entitled cause, ! will
proceed TO sell al public auctiOp at the Merchants
aad Auctioutcrs' Exchange, ROYAL street, between
Caual and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
uict Of this eity, on TUESDAY, February 4, 1873
At twelve o'clock NJ, the following desCribrd prop
erly. 10 wit
ALOT OF GROUND, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated III the
First District Cf this city. in that part or portion
called the triangle. being the corner of an aGgle OF
said triangle nearest the river, and designated by
the number fourteen, on a plan drawn by Z. +.
Hmpel, late surveyor, dated May 6, 1884. NhIch
said lot measures thIrty-eight feet FIVE inches front
on Louisa, now Caliiope, street, thirty eight feet
81 inches front on Triangle street, ten feet front
IL - the river, OF now TO Front street, and thirty
eight feet eleven inches in depth on the irregular
Inc which diviues it from lot number thirteen.
The whole agreeBbly to n plan of s. Castaing x
}. A. Cellos, architects, dated october Is, 1865, and
deposited IN the office of r. c. Cuvelhgr, notary
public, in this city.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase he made thereof ION
Michael SChnler, per act passed on the ninth OF
:Noyenber, 1863 before said notary, P. c. CuveilleT.
Seized IA the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on tt spot.
". ?. HARPER
tao 20 4o4 Chariff NJ the p9rish nf Orleans.
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~ASSIGNEES' SALE.

CHARLES STREET, BETWEEN TERPSICHORR
y MELPOMENE.
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SUCCESSION OF DR.. MOSES NJ. BOWLER, De.
CEASED.
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LOUISIANA LANDS.
AsSIGNLE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.

IN THE MATTER OF S. O. & r. \. NELSON,
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DY NASH & HnDGsON-w LBor

RY NASH IL HGDGsON.-W I. HOrasoN,
40 Auctioneer.-Otioe No. 5 Carondelet street
On January Is, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, In the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in this
Hon. f. X. Durel, Judge of the District Court of the
United States of America, for the District of Louisi.
ana, sitting in bankruptcy. dated December 3, 1872,
and rendered in the above entitled matter, by pub
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situstpd in
the First District Of this city, in the square bounded
by st. Charles, TerpsichOre, Carondelet and Mel
pomene streets, peasuring 28 feet 5 inches front on
st. Charles street, by a depth of 10 feet bet Ween
parallel lines, American measure.
The Improvements consist of a well built two
story frame house, known as No. 80. st. Charles
street, and contains a hall, and two large psrlors
on the first floor and two large rooms, hall and
cabinet on the second floor i'll the main building,
with kitchen, ironing room and ST. re room, and
three bed rooms and water closets in the back
building. The yard is paved and laid out with
shrubbery, etc and contains hydrant, large cis-
tern, v ash shed, coal and wood house, etc. The
house is retired from the street, has wide front
gallery above and below, high ceilings and hand
some mouldings. The whole in good order and
repair.
n LARGE AND5 VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Common, Gravier, Clark and
Gen0is streets, subdivided into 81 large lots, desig-
mated as Nos. | to 81 inclusive, and measuring from
% to 81 teet front each, by depths of from 100 to 40
feet tab0u'), all according to a plan, American
measure, made by z. .Reizenstein, dated June 30,
The decree of the court, ordering the sale of the
above described property, directs that the came be
freed from all encumbrances, and the assignee, act
ing as officer of the court, will convey only such
title as is in him vested, by the assignments bank
rUptCy, and by the afoTesaij order of court.
TERMS-Cash on tue spot, in United States Treas.
ury notes, the purchasers to assume. in addition,
and over and above the price Of adjudication all
taxes that may be due on said properties, up to the
dav of sale.
Acts of sale before N. Gernon, Notary, at the ex-
pense of the purchasers.
de29 ja4 II 10 25
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BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, AssIGNsE.
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VALUABLE RAISED COTTAGE WITH LARGE
GROUNDS. IN FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUG-
TON.
SUCCESSION OF AME MEDD.
by VAN SOLINGEN & CARPESTEI
- L NJ A SNLIEGkN AucLinnenr-Nnic

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlean,
No. 81, 4l6.
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District Court of the United States Of America for
the District of Iouisiana-No. As.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. z. GirardeY g. Co.
DY G, z. GIRARDEY a. CO., AUCTIOr

District Court of the United States of America for
the District of Louisiana-No. 1874.
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panie, wcaver. Tcstamentary Fxecntor

de2l ia72I Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Adele Bloom vs.. Abraham Leopold, Her
Husband.

". P. HARPER.
drl527ial2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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VALUABLE ST. CHARLES E PROPERTY
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8. o. 10 :
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pY NASH & HoDGsON. W. l. HI

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 1856.
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f. Z. MartiBez ct ais. vs.. Louisiana Fer
tihzer Manufacturing COMPANY.

del2 81 fal2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Charles F. Berens vs.. Samuel D. Dixon.

DEF d ia7 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Metropolitan Loan. Savings and Pledge
Rank VS. John Eerus.

VIZ. HAhI Ell
ia l2 fe4 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Bernard Lacaze vs.. Joseph Jouet.

". ?. HARPER,
ta.IEG4 sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
sunday school Address.

Those interested in Sunday schools VIII
oe glad to iarn that DR.. Blackali, OF Chi-
cago. one Of The NEST successful Sunday
schoole super;uteaGeats and pfael leai
Christian workers. will deliver an address
in the Coliseum Place Baptist Church cor
ner of Camp and Terpsichore streets TO-
night Wednesday,. at ha'f-past seven
o'clock. His theme willo be Sunday scEool
work, in which he will give an account OF
training teachers and the lest methods OF
increasing interest in Sunday schools. All
interested ir Sunday school matters are
cordially in yi.ed to attend.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Local intelligence.

A MosT USNATURAL CRrME.-Gregoire
Russell, resident of the Sixth District,
was before Recorder Campbell. charged
with outraging his ten year q1 daughter
The evidence was considered very cOnclu-
sive by the recorder, and witnesses fully
substantiated all the poor girl complained
of in this instance. The daughter asserts
that this is the third attempt her unnatural
father has made to compel her to do a
worse than beast!y act. Judge Campbell
unhestitingly sent accused to the Criminal
Court and refused to take bail tor the cu-
prit, wisely saying that tribunal higher
than his must assume the responsibility of
allowing such a brute liberty on bail Or
ANYTHING.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Academy of Music.

T'2s aesea-ing farce of the ''Ilgsh rnS?So1
&c the Academy of Music last night; WIN
Mo We b Cavanagh as D'o . 1oote. was
witnessed with delight BIZ a fine audlencee
S,he fancy bnrIesque of 'Cinderella,". Miss
Pauline Markh am taking the title role, and
the Letiiugwel' appearing as the G"sh;'lg 5!
l'oripda, closed the entertainments, when
were interspersed with clio peItormsncts'
Among the .nary attractions at the Acade
nv is .cau.itul crystal fountain IN the
centre CT :.e parf'et.e Thieh throws throw ,bns up
6nnuwera!,e jets OF sparkling "a'e'' 'n'''
Surifyir. ard cooling the air
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
FOR SUPERINTENDENT
LODGES AND FOR INCLOSING
WALLS AT NATIONAL MILITARY
CEMETERIES.
OFFICE CHIEF QvARTgRNAsTER }
Military Division OF the South,
Louisville, Ky. Nav l. 1873. }

OFFICE CHIEF QvARTERNAsTER. }
Military Division OF tle south, :
Louisville, Ky. May |. 1877
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE. WITH A
y copy of this advertisement attached to each,
will be received at this Office until SATURDAY.
May 81, at noon, for the following work at tie
National Military Cemeteries named, viz
Superintendent's lodges of bIick or stone ct
AndersOnville Georgia; Fayetteville, Arkansas,
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, Camp Nelson, Ken,
tucky Beaufort, South Carolina Knoxville a, d
Pttsburg Landing, Tel ness. e; Alexandria, Baton
Rouge and Port Hudson Louisiana.
Enclosing walls of brick, or stone, or iron rail
irss, at Andersonve. G orgia; Fayettevi e, Ar
kansas; Fort :bson Indian Territory; Fort smith,
Arkansas; Lexington, Kentucky Cliamette.
New Orleans, Louisiana; VicksbuIg, Niss'ssippl:
Wilmington and Newberne, North Carolina.
FOR further information and copies of plans and
specifications apply to this office.
The work will be irspecte' by a competent eE .
gneer, and strict compliance with the terms Of
the contract will be re ured Envelope contain
ing proposals will be indorsed. Proposals fot
Superintendents Lodge Proposals for per
mantI.t Enclosures for Natona. Cemeteries as
the may be, and addressed to the undersisnedE
JAMES A. EK'N.
Deputy Quartermaster General,
Chief QnartermasteI, Military Division of the south
3I,29 ct
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

1hcateS fCouS 1ns lily SurveyOS OI
amounts due the louisiana Portable Rafle
road Company on contract fog filling CanaS
street canal, were presented by Mr. Iewise
and referred to the Administrator of Pub.
lie Accounts
The following ordinance, presented BY
Mr. Brewster was read twice:
An ordinance for the purchase of certain
real estate for the purpose of extending
Burgundy, late Craps, street, between
France and Mazant streets.
SECTION |. Be it ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans, That tor the
purpose of extending Burgundy, late Craps,
street. from France to Mazant streets, by
prolOngation of the present lines OF Bur
gundy, late Craps, street, the Mayor is
fully authorized and empowered, and is
hereby directed and required to purchase
from the owner or owners thereof, the city
of New Orleans excepted. all that part or
portion of Burgundy, late Craps, street,
lying between France and Mazant streets,
and the prolorgation of the lines of Bur
sundy, late Craps. street, the price of said
purchase not to exceed the sum OF -,
and to be paid for in cash, or upon such
terms of credit as the SAID Mayor may
deem right and proper; and in case OF
purchase er acquisition upon credit, the
dlUresdlu Mayor Is u6ItDN dutuOliLCA dhU
empowered to give and grant such mort
gage and to make and execute such NO
tarial act of mortgage before the city notary
as NAV be needed in the premises
SEC. 2. Be it furtheg Hrdaineds That this
ordinance shaS Cake e5f6SS aSeua and afseS
its passage.
sis. JurnboiS ofese,9 sesc!ufS.so witch
was adopted, 60 lease Ioe os she bastureo
Between St Philip aas TgsuSsnes sSsesSso 80
Antonio Sparfcfe.
SIf. Lewis presented resolution 5eYasSge
10 street scrapYngso ~hSeYs was adopted
Mr. sturcken presented resoYutioHse Witch
were adoptede for the re7ief of W. 40 Goso
done Hugh Gillens MRS. Mary Todds T. 5.
Dufossaeo NJ F. BS.Deso HaI Ss Ggaey aud
Jssey2s Giroio
getftYonsS R:so
Sae Sfayor Presented Shs unSe12neHs3sae
Petitions which ~ese seveyal!g setsgysd os
disposed Of 20 ssate'SS
From b. Campbell, GsscosGes OS Sise Sixsa
District announcing thar Is iaS appointed
Paul BSuce cleric Sns,ead oS He Pere2s See
mosetl. TO :H~ administrator Of PoG;ceo
From David siooreso TO pue Sp limee
kiln on Sacans Soes 80 GSe &SnIIs5rascS
of Police
From Joseph e. eforrees Sof Sease Of a
city 7os. To the Administrator Os WateSo
works aud Public Buildings
From Mrs. Julia C. Greene s0 Re allowed
qs yaSs her tax in pare 90 the Admnistrae
SoS eS pS5lic Accounts with Sowes 50
ace
GSoA Sfrs f. U0seife 90 Dc af9o3eS 60 8aSe
out license for halS 8 seeg. 70 tie aGo
min;strator OF Finance.
geom Mrs John Deesess JOHN SYcPaeIno
Cha Voigte t. & f. Booze FIRST Psesby0
ser?an Church, Ho lawrence Hugh Jo
Tompbelie Mrs. L. Tw9chel and Ho NSfiette
az fer reduction CT assessments To Size
Administrator Of Assessments
Ssom George CrosSso YAee whafsns ses Of
the First District for cancellation 0f his
6ondo The sules having been suspended Ifo
y1sstsJ SeSorteS taysraSiy Oh tvs yetf'
::o7s. anu Introduced SesosasicH 5B sseoS10
anes :serew;tHs s'sch passed..
JssSs GsHaei slsaG a,sioesns'io
OsASIEt. SSt"yY.ye
poapro0
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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Juan Oliver ct al. vs.. Schooner New Stare
No. 10 2OJ
TH THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L. District of Leussara-By virtue of a writ Of
SeEGitiOui cxpOaas to me directed in the above
entitled suit. will; proceed to sell to the highest
bitl.er. on SATURDAY May 10, 1873, at twelve
sc ccI NJ. at the niafn entrance to t'el Custom
house. on Canal street beswten Old Lsvte and
Peter streets, IN this c.ty-
THE SCHOONER NEW STAR, Rcr tackle, apparel
etc.. as she NO l.es III TIE Gii Basin in ~, city.
Terms--cash IN United States t3nds az he tims
Of sale.
United States Marsliais 9ffces New Orleans,
,!:ird Gay Of Nay. i.7'.
s. +. PACKARD,
r:tC. Cnited States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

A TEsTIMoNIAL-One of the officials con-
nectcd with the Superior District Court
was few days ago made the happy recip-
lent of birthday present at the hands Of
hia many friends and admirers, which was
alike appropriate and properly appreciated.
The visitors to. the clerks office are invited
to give the mark of esteem careful exam
ination. That ample opportunity may be
allowed them to do 30. it is held in suspense
beneath one of the gas lamps. Its eauiva-
lent may be seen wherever the genial clerk
shows his Capur.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
United ststes ;. ::ixty-ninr Rcil- tignr-

etcs'S "ci.ais--Ho. s..".
HETI:E UNITED STATES Irsrr,.r l.n..fT DIS
l. Gr.st OF In'.iAi ,n,-.r q ,. nf . svrIt of ven.
Gittor.i 2.o:as.s . me Injected IN t,e a.0ye euti.
yea su W..s .,ccced to s" ~ ::c .i9hest bid
ger. ON NoHD.a May IL. I3.. az lWe5re O'clock
si.'as ire ent| .Ic. to the C's.Y:h":lse, tauai
s:feet. betWt. ADN Levee AID Pete:a streets, in
:i:s cisys ~ fvi;ow.rS Le.c..i.e..' .I0pertv to
wit '
S!3II.StN /: ROLLS CIEapt:T:.'.
=" ES1t. NIX HI SD.:.D II'i A!.S
feIus-S ,s.i III Cn:-i S'.;irs 80, ~ az mt
.: SAFE.
Nay T. % :. 3. p:tTAFi: ''''
NV" p i"H CH::ei S;::", Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMEvT
Office of the Controller of the Currency, ,
Washington. March Il, 1873. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may have claims against the Crescent
City National Eank of New Orleans, Louisiana
that they are called upon TO present thee=eme and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Ease, re-
cciver, the Office OF said receiver No. 36 Eatchez
street New Orleans Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
mli23 3m Controller Of the Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT IMPROVEMENTS,
New Orleans, May 7. 1873 !
SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN
y dersigned " Ill be received at this office until
MONDAY NOON, iay l2, 1873 for furnishing five
Thousand barrels Of lake shells, according to speci
fCations file in the office OF the City Surveyor.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
to the city. JAMES LEWIS.
my1td Administrator
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Court ItcEls ,

The PjcGg0sc case is not ended yet Tor
the Attorney General, ohjecting TO the de-
cision of the court reducing the assessmen'o
has tied a motion for a new triaio
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
CITY TAXES OF 1873.

DHPARTMEsT OF FiGArCz,
New Orleans, April 26, 1873.
A DISCOUNT OF THREE PER CENT on THE
IA cash portion of the bill will be allowed to all
persons who pay their city taxes for 1913 on or
before May Is, 1873.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
apes tmyl5 Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Oysters 20 out and soda water comes in.
They are right and left bowers for cholera
jIst at this juncture.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

STRANGE TO SAY.-The ccrnce attached
TO the second story of the building No. 1853
Gravier street tell to to the sidewalk yes
terday morning, breaking into intinites-
sinai small pieces. Although that neigh
borhood is nearly always thronged with
people, there fortunately happened to be no
one passing at the time OF the crash.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

URSULA runaway horse upset a
butchers cart. containing otfal from the
slaughterl 0 lse, on jackson street, near
Prytana, during Monday night. The nui-
sance remained until morning, when 1t was
ramnyed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

FOUND DEAD-G. p Render, ffty-five
years OF age, was found dead at the drug
store corner of Dauphine and St. Peter
streets early Yesterday morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Most army officers are expert IN the game
of "old sledga" but as yet General Giilem
and his men out in the Modoc region nave
tailed 60 turn up Jack.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

LEAKYs-The heavy storue of Monday
night mas caused the roof of the Magazine
street market to leak and the plastering to
fall
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

During the temporary absence of Super
intendent Badger, General BAldey, vice
president of the Board of Police COmmis.
sioner-, acts as head of the Metropolitan
nclicp~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Monday evening was good for specula-
t1rs-water lots and lots of water.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Cha r.ej Hnddors ct ~ vs. stea.nboa,
VICE.. Frl.y, 4, i,,.i
* THE UNITED STATES ~ STRICT .',,gRT DIS.
tics o Loan" a!a- Sivs ~ tEr OF a wit "f vrI.d.-
roni .pC to Directs il, t' a:.o 80 eriitl,d
snit. WIZ Is.e.eL (" sc':e t;e Il; hest .,.er on
SATURDAY. May ~, I.:. - t..,!v,. ..ciorS No AZ
TIE UiasH en.VaI."e - th. Ccg... ,,1s. .a canal
street LetweeH Peters a:f Oh Lev +. t!:s CITY
THE STEAMBOAT Wi(H ,iNS F.pyT her 50 cine4
tackle. tU:Li:E:c etc.. a. k!. now ,:,. ~ Hatof,
Rouge. Louisiana.
Terms-CssL IL rn.:v .S:a... i....:s ~ tl,e tfue
oi sale. "
Unrsd S.at-. Mar' .rs ,eica. r..y' CrIeaua
il,rd day "f Nay. l.:, o.
s. B."Ai.:A9D
Ia. -" C1.tesi s;j.sr- Aaislal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

| H. J. Mullan & Co., leather. rivets
and rope =. .............o 10 Is
John A. O'Brien, soft soap. .......e 800
Charter Oak Wood Company, pine
w0Od. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u oO
Robert Carey, two wheel gig.o.. Is 90
d. & James D. Edwards, patent
valve cocks. ....o,.......,,. lSO 90
Thomas Hasam, lumber u 90
Mcintyre & AppIegate, pig lead,
cLc ........s oo GU
New Orleans Republican Printing
COmpanye advertising.......... 10 CO
TotaH..........,,.,...,........ $500 o4
wATERwORKS OFFICE.
J. c. Van Wickle, rent. 300 90
II. j. Mullan & Co. locks. keys,
etcoese. ........s - w
Totaf.............s sl45 90
CITY HALL.
Frank Haggerty, ice............... S72!5
Thomas Barri gan, sand and char"
coal. e...s...... ..s..s...........s w
Thomas Frazer, repairs to root City
Hall. .s.........s 81 oo
Mcintyre II Applegate. lead pipe
and lock cock ck..............s...s. 90
To.s'....,...........,., sl2s IS
INSANE ASYLCMs
GouYs Geonhalis buttons, needless
observation-disclosures. etc 80 25
+. II. Benpers, stationery. w
Charter Oak Wood Conn pany. wood 40 90
John A. OBrien. provisions e $50 81
AZ w. SkardOn & Co., prOvisiOns... 81 O9
Joseph Palmeson, vegetables. ..o..o. 45 on
Louis Ruch, beef. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SbS OO
Mcintyre & Applegate. repairs to
force pumpess.s......... III w
Total 5000 u
HOME OF AGED AND INFIRMe
A. We SkardOn & Co., tin and vile
low ware ,.. IS 50
A. w. SkardOn & Co.. provisionsos 81 IS
James Ready. rent l25 90
Joseph Palmeson, vegetables. w
Louis Ruch, beef, 50 50
Total lo.............~..~.. S272 50
MARKET HOUSES.
Thomas Frazers repairs to IRENE
Marketssssse.s..sss... s...s...ssssse Sl9 w
Thomas Frazer. repairs to Beet
Marketsooseses........ ID W
Jo JoHealeye repairs TO Beet Market Ioo w
COURTHOUsEs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Samuel l.. James vs.. T.. =. BusEneii-NO o.
IHci.

1851.
rE TIL: UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
i. the Fifth ci:cui: and D!s:ric. at L o .ianao-
B- vi,tue OF an order court TO c.Tec ed in
"e above ent.tied suit. viii proceed tc sell TO the
twelve O'Clock M. at Berwick. Cit :. s.. Mary
parish Lo.isiara-
i2'o1 CROSS TIES. more or less. H6v: pitt. ~ .t
lasdsng a: Bowick's Ci:y. accep:s :! y. tie !:.
spectors. AID z good co.dilio,,
1850. ROSS TIES, oc i.ss a: ;iG:G
Bakers plantation. near Patterson vile AID dis.
tribHted from there to B.yw'ak's Ok: a.ou. inc
ihr or TIE 1al Dad. .Ed III the tasacs ;..'i
VA b. sold IN lots ri 1000. with o. .f.":.egr.
f.';ns-cash :" tnited states O,-G' st 'l.e t're
Uaited s.a,.' M,.-:a:s Off O o. 9r's4ne
:. B. PAC aA!!G
HSstG Cn:'e :..a:.. .s,nSl.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

KILLED By LIGHTNING Folwell
was called upon yesterday to hold an in,
quest upon the body of sailor ma med
Thomas FORESTER, employed on the schooner
Gertrude Howes, lying at the head of Sc
guin street, Algiers, who was killed by
lightning during the storm of Monday
evening. Deceased, who was twenty years
of age and native of Honduras, was in the
forecastle when the electric fluid passed
down foremast and in tlcted the fatal stroke,
leaving no marks whatever. companion
of deceased was also slightly shocked. but
not seriously injured by the same stroke.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

o THE SroEM-The rain Of Monday night
was one OF the most severe that has been
experienced in this neighborhood in several
yearso The skies We're almost incrssantly
Illuminated 5y lightning fl ashes, and nearly
all the reSncapal thorouyhH.res were come
9qetelS flooded. One op two small sheds
were upseo by the wind and several bridges
and street crossings were tioated oto The
damage must have been very heavy, but
the police reports make very little show
az it,