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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

VALLEY MISUNDERSTANDING MEETING.
Stockholders of the Valley r. r. Co was held
in Stanton on the lst instant, Judge w. Ne.
Laughlin, of Rockbridge was called to the chair,
and George E. Price, appoin led Secretary.
The following Board of Directors elected
w Allan and J 8 Dorman Rockbridse; 3
Pendleton, Boetourt; NJ G Hartman, Staunton
G W Harnsbrough, Roanoke; 7 Baldwin, r
Norris, D H Miller, Baltimore city Johns Hop.
kins, VIM Kayser and Pendleson; Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company.
| After the adjournment of the meeting the
Board of Directors we're called to order, and on
motion, proceeded to elect its officers. follows
President, Robert Garrett; Secretary, George L
Price; Chief Engineer, James L Rand oph
Treasurer, Mr. Ijans Attorneys, sheffey 8 Bu'-
gardner.
| Being otherwise engaged. we were unable &c
attend the meeting Of the stockholders, and con
seq uently did not hear the reports of the Presi-
| dent and Directors and Engineer read. We un-
derstand, however, that the affairs of the com
pany are in very healthy condition, and the
work will go on, as heretofore provided for
From a statement Of Mr.: Kayser, we inferred
that it will not be the policy of the company a
present to push the completion of the road be
tween Harrisonburg ana Stanton more rapidly
| than the contracts require.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

r OST-a Yellow Pass Book containing seven
~ ty-six dollars in currency. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the delivery of the money
to the editor of the Valley Virgnian or the un-
dersigned B. F. COLLINS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

FERTILIZER s.-We are pleased to learn that
our farmers are increasing the use of fertilizers
Maj. W. A. McCue, General Agent, for the sale
|of Pacific Guano has sold this season. up to thi
|time. $50 tons in the counties Of Augusta, Rock
ipgham, Rockbridge, Botetourt and Roanoke,
which embrace the territory of his agency
About 400 tons of this have been purchased by
Augusta farmers. this quantity, $50 tons
have been delivered at the Stauaton depot. v.
A. Mann, is the agent for Augusta.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

TINE STANDARD. SAFETY LAMPS, intro
4 duced now for the first time in Staunton,
gives Il brighter light than any other light at d
cost of J cent per hour. No explosion can pos
sibly occur. Also, Lamps and lamp goods Of ev-
cry description. Call and look at them at the =
sept Is Red Front Drug store
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

FINE FARM FOR SALE.-We direct attention to
the advertisement of Hon J Lewis, in another
column, offering his valuable farm for sale. This
is one Of the most attractive estates in the Valley
and has upon it every convenience that can be
sugg ested. Lying the banks of the Shenan-
doah river, near the liue of the S Railroad, in
view of the Blue Ridge, remarkably productive,
and approved by all ,he modern conveniences. we
do not know of a more desirable coun r Lone ia
the Valley of Virginia. 1t contalns leo acres,
and may be divided into three or four farms very
advantageousy But to gentleman who has
| the mnans to purchase farm Of that size, aud
especially to one who is foad of stock raisiEg, and
is able to indulge his taste, it would be better to
buy the whole tract The Shenandoah Valley
4 road, when compile ted, will ruu short dis'ace
| from this farm and afford direct and speedy com
munication both North snd South. This will
euhance the value of the property, and the pur-
chaser now will derive the benefit Of this enhance
ment.
Mr. LIS impaired neal In is the reason why he
desires to sell.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

REGISTRATION IN THE CITY.-We wish
to- press upon the attention of every voter in
the City, be hs white or black, the impor-
lance Of at once registering his name as q
voter in the ward ia which he resides. Let
this be done without delay. The Registrar
in the End Ward, is DR.. W. O. Goode, who
may be found at O. c. Morris Il Co.'S. store,
stone building, Augusta street, one door
north of Maj Newton's. In the fst Ward,
Chesley Trout is the Registrar, who
may be found at the Circuit Clerks Office
We also call the attention of voters living
in the country to the importance Of register
ing There is Registrar at each voting
precinct, whose duty it is to register all who
may call on him at any time, between this
aad ten days before the election. After that
time no registration can be made
It also Important that persons who have
changed their residence in the county from
one township, or one ward to another, should
get their transfer papers This can be done
| at any time up to election day, inclusive, ex-
cept in cities of 1000 and over, when the
transfers must be made by the 24th of Oc-
teber. But it is best to do it at once.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

T yon's Tooth Tablets at W. r. TYREE'S Drug
~ store. sept %
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

E1ine importedand Key W est cigars, at W. r..
IL TY REE,S Drug store. sept 25
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

number ofcitizens of the North portion Of
Rockingham call upon DR. Burke Chrisman to be-
last Register.
Granville Eastman and Sam'lss Shacklettt, ESQ,
are also suggested as proper persons to be voted
'tor for the same position.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

HIGHLAND.-A jackson Democrat" writes US
from Monterey, that Notwithstanding a strong
effort was made to collect large crowd at that
place on the 25th, (court day. to hear Col With
ers, DR. Moffett, Judge Cochran, and Capt Bum
Is ardner speak, very few not many as usual, were
present, and no enthusiasm could be excited
Our correspondent says, that one farmer, who
had, before he heard the speech, intended to vote
L he conservative ticket, determined afterwards to
Is Import Hughes. Col WIS speech was not the kind
to suit the hardy yeomen Of High land. That is
the report from all sections of the State
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

BARGAINS! BARGAINS IL. Steiner, New
street, next door to Fpitz's Drug store, has fine
assortment Of Boys Fall and Winter clothing,
which he will sell at cost and below to off the
stock, he intends to contine himself exclusively
|tothe Merchant Tailoring business Persons wish
ling frst-rate bargains in such goods should call
at once. oct 2
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

II ENKEL'S Horse Liniment, Henkeps Pills
IA Bells White Oil. and Juyentas, can be
found at the Red Front Drug store. sept IS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

r INsEED OILS, boiled and raw, Spirits Tur-
~ pentine, Lewis White Lead, and Varnishes
of various kinds, just received by
OFT 4 STABLER,
sept Is at the Red Front Drug store
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-10-02

H1IRGIN[A EXCELSIOR PAINTING are
y agents for this Paint, which is the cheapest
Paint in use. Address all orders to SfF
OFT s sTABLER,
sept IS 3 Staunton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
The PardOnlng Power.

The Attorney General has notified the
Governor that, under the constitution and
laws Of Louisiana, al executive pardon in
favor Of person sentenced 20 imprson-
menr a. hard labor in the PeLiten' larry does
70: work as a release Of said party until
me pardon is confirmed Ny the Senate.
Governor Kellogg has. in consequence,
Transmitted the following letter to the
Hon. J. Heur: B.rch. OF Baton Rouge:
STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department, ;
New Oiesn.. May 20. 1879.
Hoe. J. HEM. Eu2ch STATE Senator, Louisiana:
In reply 20 your communication respect
ing The pardons of celtains persons now IN
the State Penitentiarv. lave the honor 10
inform you .ha: the Attorney General, 10
whom the question was referred. gives his
official option that. without :he concur.
renee Of the Senate, tie Governor has not
the RICH. 20 pardon any one on: Of the
?en:tentiary, and that he VIII consider j:
bis duty 20 cause the rearcest of any per.
sons wto may be released from :hc NGi.
Tertiary on pardons 10: concur-ed IL by
.u. Senate.
Very respectfully. Your ohedien. servant.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
Governor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
Examination Of Teachers.

The announcement that Ike provision If
The Kew school law requiring :Ear all selec
tions of teachers IN the public schools
should be made after a competitive exam.
nation has seen had. and .ha: those the
examination showed 20 be the most compe.
ten. should be the ;i:s. selected TO fill
vacancies. Grew together about $50 candi-
dates. ard tie last Two days has been
devoted 10 the examinations. The law re.
gui:es that The twenty passing The bes:
examination should be set apar: IL a class.
from which all appointments sho..d he
made until the list = exhausted.
Tie superintendent and the committee
express themselves more han pleased -
the talent and efficiency showed ov those
who have appeared 10: examination. and
express their fears TIA. key WI. 10: be
able 10 reduce the number of those who
have passed first class examinations 20 the
number of twenty. IL this contingency t
is suggested that the spirit OF the law would
rot be violated should thev form, out of the
large number Of those who have passed
perfect examination. two or even three
classes OF twenty each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
alew 0rleans Republican.
sielcikL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
sEf!e!ll JOURNAL OF MEN ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
For Advertisements Of Auction sales See
Supplement.

ST SHERIFF HARPER, at il O'Clock. at No. 81
Carondeiet street. one iron safe. Also, at II
O'Clock. at Merchants AID Auc.iOneers' Ex.
change. two lots ef ground, With buildings
thereon. on 81. Charles street. between Julia
and 81. Joseph streets; also, a lot OF ground n
square bounded by Toulouse, S. Peter. Fourth
ard Fifth streets.
BY THE UNITED STATES MAssHAI. a. y O'Clock.
q: She entranc. 20 she Gas:oubouse. tie
steame: Bannock City.
~ 3. II. : B. J. MONTGOMERY. at II O'Clock.
8: No. 3. Satch.z street. q large assortment
Of Hew and secondhand furniture. etc: also
laI.e assoitn IT O: uE.iaimed property. knives.
pistols. watches. ;runks clothing, etc. Also.
at ]! C'c.ocx.at Leonard x Ma1we!'s stables.
o. Baronne street. near Union. horses. mules
Gugg.s. wagons. etc. Also. ar IL O'Clock. at
81. Charles Auction Exchange. improved and
Onimprored property IN the Second and Third
districts. consisting o: twenty three tote ard
Oue.third interest an thirteen squares OF
gTound-sIccessio of Dennis Cforan.
81 NASH ! HODGSOH, at Y o'clock. at the ST.
Charles Auction Exchange. Two story brick
ps.G.nce. witt. two lots OF ground. corner ct
-. James ana Religious streets; also. frame
Mscence. co meg LauIe. street and Louisiana
avenue: cottage house adioinirg &. frame cottage
s.s.dence. corner LaIre. stree! and Louisiana
avenue; double tenement frame house on Lou.
avenue. between Laurie: and Jersey
streets: tive building lots. corney Magazine and
Marehgo streets cottage residence on MarengO
erect. between Camp and Magazine streets
two squares of ground LeaT ST. Charles avenue:
sCut improving squares of ground ID the same
vicinity: also. brick residence and lots, corner
~. Charles and Tols dano etreets: also, trian.
&c 0: ground. with building. thereon, bounded
Nv Claiborne. PsrdiGo and Clara streets: also.
-! shares OF stock o; State Nationa. Bank; also.
jrick residence No. "a? Julia street. between
-. Charles and Carondelet streets: also, cot
tag. house and :wO lots Of ground. corner Gus.
somhous~ and Rochebiave streets.
&Y 5. GUlNAULT. at IL O'Clock. 1T the Merchants
and A.ctioneers' Exchange. sixteen lots of
ground with improvements thereon. N square
bounded by Castigl!oae. Clay. Rosiere and Mel.
son streets.
SY ALFRED BOCLiGNY. az y O'clock. a: she
Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange. six.
teen lots OF ground. in the Third District, in
square bounded by Miro. Font. DAbadie and
CLzaga streetr.
Merchants ard Auctoneel's Exchange, $50
shares Ammonia Propel.ing Company. $50
shares in Crescent City Loan and Building As.
sccation. notes open accounts. etc.
BY CONSTABLE JOHN HURLEY. at II O'Clock at
warehouse No. I39 Julia street. .ot Of household
furniture.
BY CONSTABLE F. B FALLS. at y O'Clock. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, unex.
pred lease of piece of ground on Religious
street between Felicity ard ST. Mary streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT ~ rnI..s
Administrators ttt"e.
View Orleans. Nav Il, 1873
SEALfn PROPOSALS Au!tHES.ED 70 THE IN.
- ieIsgnsG VII De received a. .:.s Office anil
:" hENE>Uil NOON. -v.f.t"-tlSL..s instant. :nI
...rpivi:g the City Wcrkhcus4 an! Bov.' .D(,
GINS Houses Of Refuge VIII fresh bee: .ny a term
-! one year fem the first daS o: june, 1878 il.
c"itance With sptc.hca.."!s OF ne IA III. IL. par.
ineLt.
The '.sy reserves the igAt Z" reject .;y and a.!
BIDS.
Al parties making proposal. 10. IL sc"n':ac. afe
required 20 deposit with tie Adm i.is.iat"I Of +.
nance evidence OF their inter t"!i - ABIDE bv
'iie ad I'd cation, the ar.orul ~ so" IN cash
vl.s! .lia forfeited 20 :ie c,.y ac:sr II :..ll.
70 icu tAe contract.
ECGtIs :" whom cnH.SaCts are L.: "a ar,.ej
vii have the. deposit. :.turIed ;:.e day the
ad I'd. AZ ions are made.
Nc l.i.i vi .e received Jiuless ehe certificate
Of the Adm MIST .:oI OF f ,ic. inc os.G -I..
Nth :" the effect that tie :e.uiIed .a.L d-josi:
mas been a,e.
Proposals 10 I've indorse!, "Propo.aI. :or '.Ini.i.
~ fresh "e.s I" th. civ Wo. .Lt Uey.
an. G.is' Hoses OF Refuge"
W. u !. ARhWSTE2. 3dMi' ..t,.tor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
. OFFICIAL NOTICES.
~
NOTICE..

1NAxPAYERS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Il are hereby notified that the City Assessors are
now engaged IN assessing property in the several
the assessment districts into which the city is d
vided, ard soon as the asse ssmeDts are com
plet.d notice of which Will be duly published all
parties interested particularly requested to ca
promptly al the Office of the Administrator of As
sessments room No. IS, City Hail. for the purpose
of making nece ssary corrections.
The boundaries 81 the assessment districts are as
follows:
First Assessment. Ds.;tc:-Bcunded above BY
Felicity street: below bv TAa.!a street. an, in front
by the liver bank.
second Assessment: n:s:r;ct-Bounded above ,y
Ihalia and Felicity streets and the upper limits Q:
the flrst District below by 81: JOse ph ard peiord
streets and the New canal in front by the river
bank. and IN the rear by Lake Point chartain.
Third Assessment Uisti.ct-Bcunded above by
ST. Joseph street Deord stree: auC. the New canal
bank.
FOURTH, Assessment: District Bounded above hv
Poydras street, below by Gravier street iron: by
the r1ver bank. and i'll the rear by the New cana.
:, Fifth Assessinen: District-Bourded above by
GTaVier street and the New cana. below by Canal
street and tie lower limits c. The First District
mont by :hr HV.s bark. and ia the Iear 10y Lake
1OH:char:raiu.
Sixth Assessment: District Bounded above by
Canal street and the lower limits ct the rs. DIS.
tlct. below by -. Lcl.s sIee. front by the G.ve1
bank and il :he by Lake Po,tchariain.
G, Seventh assessment District1Bounded above by
81. LOUIS street below by s.. Philip street. in front
by the r'eG hank. and IL che rear by Lake Pon..
81. PLll'p street. htlaS De Esplanad. street and
the limits OF the Second pist!ic'. in front by the
T.ver hank and III the by Lake Pom hartra n,
Ninth Assessment uist.ict-BpunGeI abov. ly
Esp!anade stree. and The lower limits o. the See.
"nd District, below 10y Mande vile street: ia front
by the fve1 bank. and ia the .eay by Lake Ponr.
chaItIaln.
Tenth ASS. ssmen: District Bounded above by
ManGeviIe .tret'. below bv the 70 wer limits of the
"ltv n fion' by The Iise bank. and il the rear Sy
she 7. ar limits OF rne city.
Eleventh. Assessment District bounded above
= hE ny W.
front By .he aver bank. aud in The reag by Chest.
nut street.
Twelfth Assessment. Distric:-Four,iei above BY
oe,laGo street, below by lellc.Iy street. in ..o.,
by ChestnU: street. and ~ tle .ear Ivy :he :ea,
Limits OF Che CITY.
Thirteenth Assessment 0!stIict--i All thai portion
OF The city OF New Orleans situated Uu The night
bank OF the u.ss sspp! s.vev. known as :!e Fifth
lstY CT.
Fcur.e.nth Assessment District ounie, abcvs
by Joseph street. below ny Toedano erect: III
front by the river bank. and the rear by the IL.
ieIsee1!on nf "ois'iaLo and Joseph streets.
Fifteenth. Assessment Ustric Bounded above
By the upper Limits of the city. below by Joseph
street. IN iron. by lhe river INK and " the !tay
;Jy the Jeas l.ue q: .he sixth Di tric:
Fl. F. STURCKES,
fnVls laWit Administrator of Assessments
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
PROPOSALS..

TRg.srHi 'r"4E.va:-
On" "i Supervising Architect. Nav II, .o.t.
c.T.isD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE. hfvsb AZ
> :. once ;.i..4l we've oc.oci: ZOO. WELSrS
UAi JIM. ) I..!.ws:
!. FOL ~. .:cilase ii .le Marine Hospital 10:
III &c city Of New Orleans Lon SARA and 'ht
III. Il! IS ;Letscn.
70. the purchase Of the buildings 20 be re.
noted by -.4t purchaser within six. DAYS ftcn
re 81 acceptance 81 p!oro=di.
) For .Ae purchase OF the land w.hou. lie
o. Il Igs.
t. p.opertv : {. -lb7 located and CONSTITUTES
-" So 4aIe + grcGLG bonded ~ Crave, Dc5ad
Common aud White sheets ard IS ..e5.I,y SO ee'
-rIare.
Terms Of Sa!e-Nash On delivery Of poe ession.
The Department reserves the Tigut 20 reject any
al BIDS. i deemed Tor tie interest OF tie gov.
eTnnent % do so.
Al proposals shoE d be iudsrsed Propose for
Marine Hospital property at New Orleans, LOUIS
aEa ard addressed 20 the undersigned.
A. q MULLETT.
E:O y: Supervising Architect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
PROPOSALS FOR E:EL. FORAGE AND
STRAW.

t:Ir'f 'HIfr 'r.RIYENi-,R8
D".'ai' fIel.t Of tiIe q II.
-" orleans, La. May u. 1873.
- NED :Po!'' L. ~ '1RIPLiCATE WITH 4
- cop: .: Us ...".!' ssn.t.t attached 20 act:
~. !t.'!'.! AT ''.ls Office. and SO al The
st:irr II tn A.'.ng Assistant: cu.r..rlnas-.r o:
'n- poet ELt! Iw..vs n''.oo,; NJ. j!re Is 1873 10!
supplying Ike post OF N1L!O-, tv1siaJ;. .uon-L!y
as required. from July :. ~. Ju.e 81 1a1l,
with tt- inl.ov4ig Quantities 0: FUEL, !ORAG.
aud STRAW Eicre OF lees VIZ:
.hh cords Hard wood.
Il toIs Com Oh oats.
% Tons Hay.
10 Tons Straw.
BIDS FOR any part of the supplies viii be received.
~ LectszaTE reformation III regard to bidding,
requirements, ETC. with blank forms of proposals,
describing he kind aid qua. Y OF Wood FoTa AID
stra"l WI be furnished application 20 tins
0ihce; and bids not made uI,O.. these FORMS IL
conformity thereto Will not Ne considered.
Proposals 20 be addressed 70 The undeTsi gued, or
to the Acting Assistant QUartermaster al rLe post.
and marked, Proposals Tor Fuel or Forage, as
the case may be.
WILLIAM p. HUGHES,
H!Z Ct Chef QuarterElasteI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

Burglars made a bold attempt 10 force an
entrance into the store of Forcheiine' n
Brother. on Commerce.. between Poydras
and Lafayette streets, b: using jimmy on
a ;roE: door. The officers on iha. beat
were wide awake. and had :hey no: been
too promp.. might have cargE. the yascals
inside the building. The villains were
alarmed before they had cousImmated their
job. when the officers made an attemp: to
hal. III. burglars by firing several shots at
them. /, is nat known what execution the
bullets did. as :le communists succeeded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
Local Intelligence.

BURIAL of 4 MEMBER OF No. with
measured step and unwilling pace the MEN,
bers OF Mechanics No. 6 last evening per.
formed the las, ceremony fey one OF =
mos: valued members-John Banucn. He
was known 10 many of our citizens. and
only a short time ago looked almost ike a
giant in manly strength. Disease of an in
sldious nature crept on him slowly and
surely. but he was aware tina. death was
pursuing him, and he became resigned.
His Old comrades followed the corpse. look
strong ard hearty. bu: evidently deeply ie.
GREETING that johnny had heard lis las!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
ESTATE OF TERESA !. MAR>HALL.

UNITED STATE. MARSHAL. OFF:CR1
New orleans. May 3. as. !
ffNHIs IS 70 GIVE NOTICE THaT A WARRANT
Il .I bankruptcy las heen issued out OF the bis
tIict Col:. Of the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the estate o: Tel 81; J. Marshall.
Q: New Orleans. IN the paiisil OF orleans.
STATE Of Louisiana. adjudged bank,lpt i.pon her
owI reTitioIc; that tEe payment 81 any debts ard
the delivery OF any property belonging 20 SAID
bankrupt 20 hex or cor hey use. aud tie trans.
Ger Of any property by her. are forbidden bv Jaw;
that meeting o. the creditors OF said bankrupt
10 prove theI debts and choose more as.
sig ees OF estate vii. be he'd at a court of
bankruptcy. TO be holden OF the twen.v..uur.h Gay
OF Nav. A. y. 1878. d. !! A. IL. al the custom.
t"use building. New Orleans. before c. 5. Kellogg.
Register.
s. &. PACKARD.
myoc a United States MAI shall,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

SALE OF STOcKs EY AUCTIOE-Meesre.
Walton. Davis & Treret will e>e:l to-day at
twelve o'clock. "a: the Merchants and A.c.
:ioneers' Exchange. Roya! street. i6i shares
of the stock Of The Crescen. ti.y Loan and
Building Association. fox accom-: Q: whom
it may concern: $50 shares Ammonia Pro.
pe!!ins Company. stock and notes and open
accounts, FOR accoun: Vi tie succession OF
Dr. J. Homherper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
SALE OF MARKET REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT OF CoNNKRcR,1
New Orleans NAV p. 1873. !
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH. At PUBLIC AUC
w t.c:l, on WEbNTNEA Nav %. 1873 al twelve
-c.ock NJ. IL The City Hall. the rev,iIues o: tie
;,an..c L al kcts tor tAe month of June. 1873.
IT." "ssees vii! ue required 10 ceLiorm TO ali .,-
city ordinances relating 70 markets and Wi. have
tle F;ivht &c OF co''.c.lDg the revenue according
:. ordnance No. ,31. as amended.
Accepted biide,s WI. be required to make a Dc
post OF ore handled and fly dollars in cash
each market at ne time OF sale. which snail ne
forfeited II thecv IN case OF failure 10 complete
The contract. BIDS 10 !e male n currency.
L. NJ. IURN2CLI.
my2l % - y % Admin stratUr a. Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

A steamboat. will, in day o. Two. start
down The river 10 go 20 Grand I-le. thence
up B.rataria bay into Harvey's canal.
arriving at Is point within a few feet OF the
landing she started from. Although the
voyage will be an uninterrupted one by
water she will lie ahou. fifteen feet lower
than the surface Of the Mississippi river
that is. the water a. the head OF Harvey's
canal is that much lower than the water il
he riyar