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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-19
BY Hin ( Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioncerj,
No. liOs Main street.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING, No.
T. sos EAST SIDE OF NINETEENTH, be
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STkEEIS'
FOR SALE AT AUCTION On SATuRDAi :
iscs we will sell the very desirable property located
rs above described. The house Is well ouiil, ana
contains seven rooms. and kitchen with three ooms'
with culYert connections, water closet. &c.
The lot is rs feet by $780, with GOOD sac aiiey.
The terms will be very accommodating. onesnaiu
cent. I'm teresl added, secured by deed or Ir,st:
80 le-tds AaSuoneS-~
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aTrcrTON sALEs--This Day.
BY Cook & Lau CLIFTON, Auctioneers,
.,,rsr <.ova<ror and franklin streets.

oI1PERIOR ISH BRUSSELS CAR.
SPETS, TAPESTRY AND THREE,PLY CAR I.f
pETS EEW BRIJSSELS CARPET1NG, MAR.
R0RS, &c. AT kUCTION.-TH1S DAY ut IL
o,clock we win sell Mt our auction-rooms
ONE VERY HANDSOME ENGLISH BRUSSELS LAX
PET, large size:
ESsLIsH BHussELs LIB2ARY CARPETS,
THREE HANDSOME TAPESTRY CARPETS, sumo
pattern and different sizes
osr STrpHRIoR TIIREE-PLY CARPET. large size.
All Of the above Carpets are as coed as new aho
OF the hest quality. 4
Also, Two fREScu-PLATE MIRRORS, o.
OyE MAHOGANY EXTESSIoS-TABLE, sixteen Ice
long:
WALNUT AND OAK ExTENs1oS-TABLEs,
SEW ERAL GOOD SECONDHAND CARPETS,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD fCh
SfTURE,
o''' COOK & LAUGHTON,
eo,o Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-19
REA1 ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.

4 SYBUDY WHO WANTS 4 GOOD
N FARM come and buy "GREESnCOi,, IN
Urnrico couaty, sixteen miles below fichAohu,
one and n half miles from james river: very near
Turkey island creek ami tho River road; contains
,Iout rIRl;k HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRtS.
~ which fIfty acres are I'm timber: balance cleared
About two-rhir,ls is fine Nat land not subject 10
overflow; the highland equally a. good. Fine grass
land lies beautifully, gently Stopping TO The south
ab0unds in springs Of good water an ahInGancco OF
fhc best mari: 40 waste land; Il really good soil
IA urtlly; very healthy.
crib dairy. cabins, stables &c. Church, mill black
snith-sh6p. and stores convenient. II desired VIII
be divided.
Amply to l.. II. KEMP, on the premises, or to
j. l.. APPEHS0N, Real Estate Agent,
On 10 Or Richmond.
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AUeT1IoN sALEs-Future Days.
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

no,HANDsoME BUILDING LOTS,
~ BOUNDED BY BELVIDERE. CHghCH,
ANY, HIGH STREETS, IN THE PLAN OF OKE-
GON HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS:-At the
request OF the original owners; shall sell at a nc
ton ON the premises, on THURSDAY me 90 o. a nc
toher. IsT3. ut O'Clock Z. NJ, those TWENTY
VERY HANDSOME LOTS located as above, each
aoxioo feet. They command u beautiful view OF
convenient 10 the Trcdegar Works, Belle Isle. and
other manufacturing establishments and, besides,
are in q very desirable and improving part or the
CITY, where small houses are In much demand.
< plat of the lots can be seen ut my Office.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance ut four. elRht.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
addsd, secured by q trust deed.
". GODDIS, Auctioneer.
RICHMOND Septpmber 10, 1879. sc la-codtGs
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IDEAL ESTATE ATpRIVATE SALE.

First-claSs BRICK DWELLING on Leigh street
between Eighth and Ninth.
Excellent BRICK DWELLING, lot 10 feet 'front.'
on Fifth street between Clay and Leigh streets
A beautiful new, trsl-class bRiCh DIV ELLlN'I
OH south Third street between Canal anu Byrd
streets. - 49,, .,,1-r,,,,,,,
A commodiors new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DWELLING on Grace street (Churcll Hill) be-
tween Twenty first aud Twcnty.second streets;
From four to six very beautiful BULLYING
LOTS on Grace and tt-Scconu streets, thulcH
Hill. Situation very desirable n,rs, A.,
southwest corner of Byrd and Fourth streets. These
lots arc really very attractive, md are offered 1T
low price. ~ - >,,,-.,,
Three Franklin-Strcet LOTS, between Madison
and Monroe. nj very reasonable prices.
One beautiful Gracc-Street LOT between Ilhe
and Laurel streets, very near to Monroe Park.
Three 4o-foot-front LOTS on Grace street ABOVE
Shaler, -c,,, ,.e.,, err, W.,
A very valuable STORE and BUSINESS STAND
on Main street below Fifteenth street. Cneap.
OTHER DESIRABLE PROPERTY FUR SALE
in the most improving localities Apply, 70
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer.
CO RAT 1905 Bank street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il LOTS on Decatur ana Madison streets ut -
per front foot: also, number of small houses IN
Marks addition, now renting To good tenants
MOODY & ROYALL.
Real Estate Agents
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
se1s Manchester, Va.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh stree, between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE AND CONVENIENTLY
~ LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 109
AND CANAL, AT:AUCTION.--we Will sell. upon
the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th Scptember. a
q o'clock T.. NJ. the very DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE located rs above stated, containing
nine rooIus, kitchen with two rooms, wt III water
and gas on the premises. The house Is at present
occupied By Mr. G.. W. Frost, and is In good order.
It having recently been papcrcd, painted. and re-
D,ired. Situated close to the business portion OF
The city, and In good neighbOrhood. this property
should command the attention Of those in want OF
4 comfortable home.
TERMS: VERY Hberai-say. three payments Of
;ss7..U each. two and three years from May
18th. 1873 with interest semi-annnaly ut eight per
cent per annliH. For the residue onc-half e ash.
and ont-ha!f at four nOnths with interest at SIX
per cent Possession may be had by 18th October II
desired. GRCBBS WILLIAMS,
self Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.
THAT MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
/ LOT living on the west side of Governor Tor
TLirtecnthl street between Main and Franklin
streets, and betwt en- the handsome new tencments
OF Messrs j. A. Bclvn and ). w. HARDWOOD 10 lie
So,I M nuction on MONDAY, 22d September, Ut L.
O'Clock NJ. upon the premises.
The LOT Is about 2ls by o.. and has the privilege
of building into the wall ON the northern side No
lot i'm the city admits of cheap aud profitable I'm
nroyelnent Us this. Situated Within few steps OF
the best business portion OF Main s,rsct, anu sur
rounded BY an active business nothing more desira-
lille ms an investment Gun be found than this pro-
pprty. 49,,
TERMS: One third cash balance ut six ana
twelve months with interest added and secured by
trust deed. GkuBBs lila Mo.
NuttlUnttfs'
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
No. GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

MRS. MARIA L. CA1sRlNGToN, frincipal'
The twenty-first session OF this institution VIII
commence OH WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF Octo-
her 1873 and will end on the 3Oth of June, 1874.
The principal has been most fortunate III securing
the aid of Mr. PIKE POWERS. whose ability ana eX,
lcricucc in teaching arc known ana appreciated
throughout the South. ~
Full particulars will he furnished by catalogues
on application tn the principal, or TO " est J0hn-
SION e Co., Richmond, Va. So 3-lm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
Local Intelligence.

,Tv. - H.::;fR o. MAN E.s IL: In thc
East au-tovn !,:,ania stree: car. OF r.G":
ufqh.. : passenger purchased :. seat and
:.dc for the h. ge sun o: al entire rlch.l'
This :uvestmeu. NAV have emitted nm 90
inf a cloud 0. tobacco smoke into .Ee faces
OF other passengers from d miserable I've
cen. c. Ear: ol.t Tie driver thought not, ara
politely -ecues,ed a cessation. A. rel'i'
stree, q lady AMI two gentlemen steppe"
nto the car. and the driver once Go;s re
t1estea tina. anyone SMOKING sn"U-C De
Est. .nis started .p tie Mar "1o L@d
been smoking, and. 20 show h.- enT-eme
po!i.eneas, he shouted out, Io9 are s Cd
I.ar,' giving violent repetition :" toe an
aAlled-for assertion. The presence q a
'ady was nothing 20 him. and she bl!she.
on hearing such vile language "aen sne
ar reached Ibalia street Ike passengers
Eel. relieved! OF .eeipg the lover 0i smohe
retire.
Why - !. ira. 60 many meL iorEet Gooc
manners lie romen. they en.ec -t:e"'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
THE COURTS.
United STATES Circuit Court.

United STATES Circuit Court.
The little colored boy. James Bucnar&n,
charged with stealing $40 from the United
States mail of which he was "a carrier, was
found guilty by the my and recommended!
20 the mercy OF the court.
superior District Court.
Another day OF the trial OF the case OF
William +. Higgins vs Hew Cr.eans, ,; NO
bile and Texas Railroad Company, resulted
in the finding Icy :he i1ry @: % TeT@.c: L
lavor of plaintiff tor 500.
John L. Crbarnatcr petitions Tor an II
junction against William Wells, th&t ne De
restrained from using certain SIP or
landing place for lumber OIL the north west
side o. Canal caronGeiet. between Gar
borne and Decbignv streets. CT Vhich PEE
ti,iJner is. and has been Tor more tAaH q
year. proprietor. t"tltioher $50 'oi ~
tha, he has sustaine! injury anG damage
bv the interference OF said Wen" n tae
sun. Of $500. and pGa - Il az :ae INJUNCTION
be made perpetual
Frrenpt0ry writ. have beer Issued II %s.
cor,iauce with the terms o: the petition.
second District Court.
-re srcces.iors OF Lcus GuntEeI AMI %
Francis NJ T. X han and wife. MargaIe! r.
Ki.ian, have been opened II TINS cC-rs.
Fourth District Court
The exceptions pleaded in the case o. ''.e
heirs G. John Sl.QHlI IS. JOEL v. 10y nc
II. Ln,i,c Its. by defendant, and fled FEB
ri!arv %. 1872, vas oyer.uled w Judge
Lynch yesterday morning the "a" al" :He
evidence authorizing .he same.
Fifth Distric. Court.
IL she ease OF Lalaurie V. Ge7ocl"s. or
motion to set aside appeal bond "c account
OF the insutnoiency OF the security thereon.
Judge Cullom he'd yesterday Z al Oral
opinion, tina. the security Z this case was
Insufficient. from the tact that there are
special and judicial Ai0rtga yes Swallowing
| the available value c1 al! the real estate
which the surety owns indisputably. and
| because Pike. .apeyre h BROTHERS. Il Ger
| tain suit in this court, are seeking 10 set
aside ans. annul title 70 other .ots o. real
| estate which one OF cae -Cretie- claims as
| his OWE The danger O.: eviction Il that
case beins great the court did no. consider
| il as furnishing any security 20 lie appe.
| lee.
In the case ii Hodges We. SamUe. -royani.
the court rendered judgment for defendant,
the plaintiff having Ia!led 20 make c.: his
claim.
Emily C. Peti. vs.. her husband Emile
Judgment FOR plaintiff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

HARDWARE sd r.HNT:lG lNrLENES-S.-
We invite tic attention OF CIR readers 20
the advertisements. 4: that sterling CD
house. Slocomr Baldwin & Co, Oh No. ~
Canal stree. an,. Nos. 81. % ard % Common
street. The stock ct hardware and farm
ing implements. which this hous" keeps.
has never ueer excelled in this city. and
comprises everything which modern IN
provemen: IL Doth these branches has III
troduceI. TO ,ise country merchant, planter
and arnev :Lsy can offer induce ments such
as they can harGly .nG elsewhere, as the vast
exten. o. .hei: business enables then. to
buy goods will: the greatest advantage
while ti,e;r wel!-known Eberaiity arG spirt
OF fair dealing :nslres low prices ana III
eyai terms 20 their customers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
ruE pEnpLE.s COLUNrN.

Rr;,f Communications PutliSae6-Heac
ones Iseariaby Rejected-1he Edtto, ''o'
PesDousi5le tor .hc Se1s."se"ts Expressed
IN the COMBINATIONS
Malice, ,Iisfor:une or ignorance.
pn the part O. more than iour--core well
know gentlemen Ci this city we make mer
ton OF Gisagreeable iac:. IN the MaVGi
Gras day procession appeared an Old assc-
citation, called the Pack. which portrayed
Shakespeare'. Seven Ages OF Man, name.
II. the infant. echoolpov. lover, soldier. JUS
t;ce. old man. ana second childhood. and
was really the only scciety ia line :ha. act
uaIiy illustrated something worthy O: n4eE-
lion. and a correct account OF /. was given
in the P;cu,... and this journal. The
Times. with apparent malice, gave the Pack
a name entirely unknown TO any one here.
and when The editor and reporters atten-
ton was called 20 the fegran: error a
promise y ar gwen :hat correction would
be made. -e. tl. complaInan's lave failed
ornG single wor. o. explanation. OF
course .he- do 10. feel any adG.:ora!
friendship cor that sheet.
And now comes the New York Word, con-
tanning f;e columns CT CORES pondence
concerning our great celebration. ak writ
ten several day. before Shrove Tuesday. and
the correspondent c. finishes up the Pack
by nothing further Tran the following:
..One weii-knowI cotton press liked UP
their floats. and gave fine representation
of Shakesceares Seven Ages" There is
glory and error and a numbering OF kings
EugHsi. witch C. should blush 20 read.
C.'s opportuntt;e. 20 post hiMsel: were
ample. and Z ne did not see tie Packs
formal resc:- 70 Rex. made on the twenty
second ult., :. wa his fault.
Every association which assisted 10 glori
fy the day Is entitled TO proper credit. and
srould have x. III the absence o. credit.
misrepresenta.ioE Is criminal. 4 the sr-
rors were made through ignorance. then
the perpetrators should seek occupations
more suitable 70 tLeig capabilities.
THE PACK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MATOR'- OFFICE. COUNCIL HALL,
. IS Z, IH-Q

MATORs OFFICE. COUNCIL HALL,
City of CarrolltOn. January 81, 1873. :
%IOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council OF the city OF CarrOlltOn February 6,
1873 will adiudicate TO the lowest bidder, after
thirty days notice, on SATURDAY, March Is 1873,
at II 4. NJ, at the Council Han, the contract for
paving the following streets, TO wit:
jefferson street, both sides, from Levee TO Fifth
street, Cambronne, both sides, from Levee to Fifth
street except such as has been done as per exist
ing ordinance Madison, both sides, from Second to
Fifth street, and one side, from Second to Levee
street. Dublin, both sides from Second to Fifth
street, Short, both sides, from Levee to Fourth
street; Washington. both sides, from Levee to
Four street, except such as has been made per
existing ordinance; Adams, both sides from st.
Charles 10 Fourth street. Clinton, both sides, from
Levee 30 Third street, except such as been made
per existing ordnance.
This to be done in accordance with specifications
filed on the thirty rst day of January, 1873 with
the secretary and Controller Of said city, at the
aforesaid hall. and that the contractor shall com
menCe SAID work in fifteen days after adjudication.
and 30 be completed as per contract with the
Mayor, and that tho said work be paid for as per
amtnded charter Of the ri'y. The adjudication to
be subject to tie approval II ""t,on OF the Mayor
and c0uHci. j. q. BRiCk, Mayor.
ID
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NOTICE.


G.ITFD STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFICE,
New Orleans, La, February II. 1873.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS RE-
L Ceived from the Commissioner OF the General
LanG once dated January 3d. 1873, notice IS here
by given that on and aIIey the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, the following lands in the late
Southwestern Land District Louisiana, which
approved under the act OF Jane 3, 1856 to the
State Of Louisiana. for the New Orleans, OpelOusas
and Great Western railroad lying west of Brashear
City, and declared forfeited to the United States
by act of Congress OF July "a 1870 viii be restored
to entry undss the PROVISIONS OF the Homestead
laws to wit:
All such unappropriateG lands lying and being N
Townships 8, and south, range east
Townships : g o, l03.ud !; south. range east.
Townships 6, . ~, II and u south, range east.
townships 80, 10. u. /! and /. south. range
east.
Townships 10, IL y and - south, range easto
Townships H. u and y sOutsss range east.
townships H. u an. - south, sange east
Township. 70 and +: south, range east.
Townships r. - and i south range east.
Townships H. -. IS and /. south, range 10 ea.to
townships Is and II south, rang II east.
Townships - al j Is south range z east.
townships and south, range weft.
Townships and south, range Hcsc.
Townships 3 and ) south. range wess.
Townships ;. ), ! and south, range west.
Townships q :, / and 5 south, range wese.
Townships !, , ;, ana south range west.
townships y ,, , ana soGth, range Wost.
Townships l. g. } and south, range west.
Townships /, ?. ; and south. range west.
Town ships |, ,. 2 and south. rang. 10 wes'.
Townships |, }. 3 and south, range II west.
Townships !, 3 aud south range u west.
CHARLES BARNARD. ReQistss.
fel29 .aw+w :" u. HYATT Receiver
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE oP loul.YAHA.}
Executive Department,
New U&eans February IL, 1878.
VVrfREAS. APPuCATIoS HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for me cancellation of the official bond
OF Louis T. DelassiZe as Adm nIstratoE of Water.
works and Public Buildings in and for the city of
New Orleans, to wit: bond dated the second
April, 1870, in tho sum of $2500O signed by
Louis T. Delassize as principal, and Blanc +. Jou-
bert and Sidney Thezdn as suretes; the said bond
being conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said Louis T. DeassiZe OF his duties 40 ADMIN
istratOr aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given TO az persons interested
in the said bond, file their objections 20 the can
collation. thereof, in writing. in the office of the
Secretary OF State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the sea- of the State,
this eleventh day of February, eighteen hundred
and seventy three, and o. the indedendenCe of the
United States the ninety-seventh.
WILLIAM p KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEES. assistant Secretary OF State
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THE ~T4TE OF LOUISIANA,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH uF
ORLEANS.

MRS. BRIDGET MURPHY. WIFE OF TROM:S
Faucet ys. her husband-No. 4047o
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.


sr.TH ~ LOUISIANA,
Executive department, ,
New Orleans, February 1878.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancelation OF tho bond of jules
Mascot as Crimii al Sheriff III and for the parish
of Orleans to wit: a bond dated November Il,
1870, in the sum of SCOOP signed by Jules A.
Mascot as princiD nal, and John VI HOWE. FRANCOIS
Lacroix and Victor Pessou las suretiss the said
bond being conditioned Tor the faithful perform
ance by the said Jules A. Mascot of bis duties as
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice IS hereby given to al persons interested
In said bond to file Their objections 20 the cam
collation. thereof N writing, in the office of the
Secretary of State, within Ainety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and sea- OF the State, this
seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and
seventy-three and OF the independence OF the
United States the ninety seventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG
BY the Governor:
WlLIIAH WEEK-o
Assistant gS State. fec 'OP
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HALEY, the News

Ar ,rg :h. celebrities q: New Oceans -
Haley. the n.wsde&'sr aL,. ,tat.one,. Com
u.reia! place and 'oy,:ra: -':at.. WHO - d
..,uaviai,l MAJ. IN his ,..>iLa-.. lie ."hes
.'..p interest p wnat":", -. Undertake
- DO; ana thus i" esc'.s. ~. IS h'ndre!s
.. Others IN otheg branches .! :'a'. NIGH:
excel. j: they would st!.S" ''.I' -. :!a.eT
mas al. tie weekly and '!".'y .'"r.:~ On his
counters. !n.iiiinc ii" New 80 ."rs RI
,,,,.!.,.. ,ee.ni:.. viii. r"vs.
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.n.1IaN .,LEs rn.,InRRO.y.

! sHEE'.E F.RTEE. - =! o""s. g 'I''
chants aid AggtioI"er. Exchange. -''' :.
Mechanics .ua rradcr- 'nsnran'' oi""%i'
81 whial. <..Gi has been pad, tun''i :" Il
T. edge f.: t2-yN-B 2 Wai-f.e - al - '-t''5 :.
W. Thomas L Bodily. =; hat past .''- ."'-
Al 30 IS CarouG.le: stree, colHt'' az" '''
G,tures. 4: on. oc'oc. a. Leon"r. :. NAY
wells stables corner -; Baronre ana Lhl"h
,:ree,s Lorse ruggy, harD'ss e." -. i''"' I
vs. " u. Ta.eIt. at i've ocloc" a. VI" : -
hrr street liquors. furniture, "a. ':'Fr' :-"sa
AID plated ware, gas .izt res, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

ua,"i the mos; iah,':.,:s "'""':n'E's
Of tie ely po.tot.iee = Ia. q. =" n"ws-
,,sp.-s ana periodicals. - =" a'",! o:
.y,,i.. :. Mr... c. Ioie s...r.. 80 Il ,.ns~
every flor. 70 acc"m:a a." IT, 80 AZ q
~. g. .n.:. witt, pro,.p-n IS 49,. '":c' =! =
H., ,.s.,..f.a .'sr,. X. Ii -:.'.-. "r:"-
-; an! poorest pas. IL al 5 SO .>.'' To- -
,.,.-unpC..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

Cite :. ur-uoer @; strangers wLo sane
here % ", .ness lie Mardi Gra= .cstiV ties
remain. ratne. pleased with New nr.e@ns.
Roll OF HONOE.-AmOng ne meE WHO
cook an active par. IL the troubles ~ JACK
con square and IN the seventh precinct.
we're many who deserve especial mention
.or excellen. conduct. Although the Metro
politans 20 q man proved themselves brave
poldiers. worthy OF being called heroes, i;
would seem untai. 20 speak Of individual
cases. We. !. becomes necessary 20 notice
sgch ~ were foremost in the affairs.
Captains Flanagan, W. Nc'aHn. ScI:e.-
Der: Sergeants Vankirk. Taylor, Nctanr,
LAWYER ana D. O'SulIivan; Corporals VII
nam Sullivan, W Thornton. McNanus and
!ahowski Patrolmen J. Gray. :. AEe's"n.
=. McAlp;ne, ". Coleman. -. b.E~Ec:. y.
IL N2rphv and others.
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POUED NOTICES,

DRPAR- sE:.r os Po,.tr.s
New Orleans TSTch Z. -
Ss~AS BROUGHT TO TIE F.2s' DISTRICT
~ Pound. conner Ct Lai.te:. .r: A..I.' "a
-tr.rfs--
one LARGE BAGS BULL. about !p!Ite''.
hands high
Which. i Iof claimed within fre days, and 'he
expenses thereon paid. WI b. sold az public AUG.
TOE =. sad Pound on FRIDAY. March -. 1913.
G..:s &gIER1 E&EHSYEE. &gu4!G!sty.to!o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

The Thermometer a: Louis Tr:ge::o's,
No. 20 Chart.es street. yesterday stood as
Flows: At 4. K. 80: al :! ?. NJ, $50:
at 6 P. NJ. 80. Lowest point during the
night of Mach -. Ram ous-.'.::.: AZ
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN

Nav be tad G: :he following dealers:
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09

streets. wher a child about three years old
was severely burned. Tne lamp vas left
oy pembe- Of the family en- The .sols, and
the cause OF :le explosion :. ne: Known.
The fire wa. extingusLet " e 9AhoEs
without farther damage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-09
NOTICE.

Oy..a. Sy.rs Tx ..,,Ec-o. ? r.a i'..fn.f
!.igiers March s. 49,. J
pARTIES INTERESTED IRE REQUESTED TO
I come forward at once and settle their licenses
for The current year. Due notice ~ili be gwen 0.
nv readiness to receive 'he state taxes for the
year 1872. tAMtS ncfFft toiectci5
Corner of i.!aIouLe .ad ESr:A"!omew 81 reefs.
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