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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25
I "LtNC TI"A
fe % s3l Broad street.

rHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE. CUT
" LEItY, BRONZES. FANCY GOODS, VASES,
sc. AND HOUSE-FURNISIIIhG GOODS.-To
make room for my spring stock ] will from this
date OIcr M Urge and wc;l-Sc!cctcd stock 1,
greatly reduced prices fer cash, which consist il
Understandable goods
iLArE-WARIrEs, CoAL-VAsEs, FIEE-IRoSs and
STANDS;
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
DECORATED TETE-A-IErE ~ETS,
bE'oEATED and PLAIN TIS SETS.
CHM, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, n every VA
rir!y;.
~PLATEbTArLE and DEssEnT KSlvESaud FORKS.
SIE.yER-PLATED WAVE III every variety and style,
TAELE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
Sc;
Ten ana TABLE WATERS or all sizes;
4 Urge assortment Of BRoSZEs, VASES, anu
FANCY GOODS:
WALL-PoCKETS, BRACKETS, TowEL-RACKs
BRITTASIA. BLOCK I'm. and STAMPED WARE.
IRON and WOOD WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES. &C.
BASKETS III every style, Dooi-MATS, SC. includ-
Ing n complete stock Of llOUsE-FUi:SIsIING GOODS,
al! uf which will tic sold low fer cash.
Persons In want vii! find II ~ their advantage to
give me Il call and examine the goods.
All orders promptly attended TO.
+, CUHItAN1, 902 Main street.
fc Thin
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TIE C]APITATlOE TAX.

House bill 10 amend the act in relation 10
the m Of public schcoI-tax hy fathers
wha<r children attend the pnbIlc schools
,ane up, wien Mr. DGNEALEmovedt to alneEd
b; s,rikin" cut 30 muci! as required the pay
mem: Of this tax for Ill" preceding yea ny
,nr Gather before tic children could be I'D
mi;,eI TO school. After some discussion II
VIZ, rc~ircird-.I yeas to 6S ~nays-ond the
hill was urGcrtdto lis engroSsineit.
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The General Assembly Of Virginia.
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MILITARY Nas.EsCES.

A RMORI WALKER LIGHT GUARD Z
IA COMPANY ~, FIRST REGIMENT EIR-1
GINA VOLUNTEERS. FEBRUARY -, lsT2.-t'
SPECIAL OKDh..-ht'cnd dlill ~ .ouT arnrory IL
THIS (Tucsday) EVENING at O'Clock promptly.
ly order Of Capt,in BASS.
&c 2-lt* T.. /. oTARhE, Orderly sergeant.
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irhnlolM lNpattll.
rrsn,Y FEBRUARY %, 1878
r,,< Secret Bai,ot Abandoned

In the Constitutional Convention OF ien"'
sv,yania on Friday last the section o. 80,
article on elections requiring every na''1 -
be numbered in the oracr'in "0''' ,sn,r
ce.ved. and the clector to iS""rsa D'
m his ballot, was adopted in 'o.Hn'',,%r, uf,,
,rha recommendation Of the committee" '''
..tnsn,s c.usc much debate in the Co'''"-
ton. but, under stress Of '''"' I'm h..
,a,i6ed. Thus by a single BIO" WIN ~,
...;sssn down that secret ballot which IA.
been the boast of our northern brethren "N'
.onoern;uo which one of their faHaSea' p"e'>
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SpECitL ORDER.

At file hour Of ! o'clock the special order
of the day. House I'LL in relation to interest
on money #ud ether thing, cane up on rs
| na.-lga. wien n!f. Lur,HSTE!S called tile
ayes and noes. The bill WAS passed - The
lDliuWin vote:
,YEs-Messrs. Alien, Haswe'l' Hcrser, EG;rari'
Gu,lnr. CampInl!. Jack Carter. Chris
"'si%s NAN: cummings: GSnDa'g n,, iS%,-
tim, toS.!N. ly.. ~.s. Gresham. Hamilton,
gla~. tarIy. Elt'ntt, =. 1rcs ". T.. keyser,
son. Gardner, & r;llri. Orr. N"Muila!. Nj
I'm. Irvine. ,foics,", Patterson
Lewis. i%i"i:incr. Nt;t'ln~,- son.
Ter. n!uIscy. Noble, Nuw!Ha, b'tttralI
Pc.rca, Iu4rlic, t'Ga~'ll. Iusnl :, ~!;.;irritI. Hn,r-
,3%ris, I,"lcT. s~:il:%:,.r. ca.i!n, >.ii!',oi. Stl. "'%. II
John. ft0,t!i, >waan, IiT":l -, lji1ai!. N.''t
! rIE"r. Watson. Williams. and ~. : E'"hrr-IH.,
H~0"<-M2.!*: ~i:aaton. ;'g",',. L.H.; Grove ). H.
t~lnp:un. to.i"r.l cox. Daniel. i'r"!cE. nu:ls"y. |
t;i';tal. Zones =. X. tone; SIS. t.ovcn-tein. ii.t-
ihcw'.. Nin"r, ~&i:acus. Pt!"r. i~i't>S"li. S"ru%@>;
SrutiIrl!. sutilc:it:, Iullin, Watt, NlariCn, ana
1 pII'.-.. |
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s,saNes. Ne. SO.

F5NHE PAN Q4FORTE B~USIsgSsEEV
4 SESS.-The undersigned have becniI 5 III
engaged IN the piano-forie business over twenty
year., and have sold In Ylrginis, North Carolina,
aud other southern States more than TWO THOU
slness, aud from u lorg experience parties may
safely leave The selection Cf pianos 10 them. They
Will guarantee eatirc satisfaction. They keep none
but the best pianos mad. They furnish item at
manufacturers lowest prices. PurtirS will save
fre. ght aud cther charges by ha3ing them here.
They will taae old p,aLo. In part payment. They
Will sell second hand pianos On commission.
~. WUODHOISS Sc PaRuAh,
fe 20 Booksellers aud Siationeis.
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SALES or PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Senate hill 10 prevent forced sales OF per-
Sonal property WAS taken trcm the table, OH
notion OF Nj. lIyEY, and passed With its
title.
Mr.. CoNHAILY moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill vas passed.
Mr.. NowLIS moved to lay the motion on
the table. Agreed to-aycS, 16 noes, 8.
SOCIETY OF TIE ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.
On motion of Mr.. ANDERsoSof Roclibridgc
the use Of the Senate chamber was granted
to the Society of the Alumni Of the Uniyer-
slty of Virginia for Wednesday evening.
On motion Of Mr.. BOYEIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

Bv Mr.. MATTHEW: An act incorporatIns
LccsburS end Goose Creek .Eriase Com
pany. By sir. PAGE: Petition Of citizens n,
If Norfolk city in relation 10 the abolitlon OF
HE punishment Of offences by WElpplas'
py !lr. PrArcr: B;N to amend the ch'rteI
If Ihc Fairfax and Georgetown iuripike
Company. Ey Dir. WAHSnF T:toNis: ne We
mortal and petition of The truStses Oh Tue
Gloucester Charity School.
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TIE COURT BILL.

Senate lii to regulate and define The iuri,-
diclion Of the cUGuty and circuit courts, and
TO tx the Fay OF county judges, being The
unfinished business CT Saturday, was taken
III, The question being "Shaii tie bill be ell
crossed and read Il third timr;" On mo-
ton of Mr. ANpEEs0N Of l.UCknril.c the
Iill WAS aid ou Tic table.
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TABLED.

Senate bi'l, with House amendments. in.
cooperating The Franklin toli-bridgr, acrcSs
Staun;Gn river, III the county OF Halifax.
was taken W, ind finally laid OH the tabic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

| On motion of Nr. roller, House bIil 10
protect the interest of larmers ana othcrs
enlrustinr property to commission mef-
Chants, attorneys. &c.. was dismissed; On
| motion Of Nj. WALKER, House bill 10 Gehne
| tle risi!so Of married wclien was dl7h!lS'c"'
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the committee On Constitutions Anlena,
.T,sats was taken from the table ana asres1
s,snr SESSIONS.

TIE following House bills were Ik.ssed: a
r;I 10 iacn,r,Gru,c the Masonic Belief and
Banking Association; to authorize Inc
CoiTn;y School Board of Elizabeth City
connty TO borrow money for the purpose OF
erect;Yr a hiei, school. in the town OF lamp,
ton: IN amend section II of chapter Ia OF
the Code of 1866, in relation. to interest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
q RESPECTABLE sum.

TIE fact begins at last to be appre-
ciated that the colored people of the South
dlsburse absolutely about one-ha!f the
proceeds of the cotton, sugar, tobacco ard
rice crops. The figures foot up to some
hundreds of millions. The money is
generally distributed throughout tie
country to retail merchants il exchange
for supplies, except a certain percentage
which finds its way into savings banks
and investments il small pieces Of real
estate. This power Of annual expendi-
ture, added to solid vote of about eight
eight hundred thousand, makes the col
ored man very respectable and desirable
acquaintance, rot only to the merchant
and the politician, but also to the fiunkeys
and runners of these two non-producing
classes. If our white boys do not look
out the colored boys of the next genera
ton will be employers and they the labor
ers of the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
es1EEs TsRDY RECOGNITION.

Che ostensatious proposition Of ceqtain
defeated politicians % 'Secosaize the
equality of all men eithout regard 60
COLOR ETC., after that same rigla 20 re-
cognition GAS been secured beyond Sere
adventure, has moo created much Of "a sep9
sation. The colored people are 9ce just
now in a mood Of gushing gratitude aa
this rather tardy acknowledgement KS
they have been able 60 assert 9hese rights
for four CT five years without the consene
Of eSese latter day political saints, they
fill to see any propriety in giving too
much Cor what is really a superhuous
alliance. What, make an equal division Of
the Offices between a party composed Of
10000 organized voters on the one hand,
and an indefinite, though admittedly
small o lumber OF disguised and dis
appointed FUsionists OF the other? All Che
world to Hothing! It looksovery much as
though there will be no such Greatly. 1.-THE
Fusionists are preparing to so down stairs
in preference to being kicked down, they
may as well make haste about 5e, and not
stop in Che descent 80 bartey for bone as
: reward for complying with rather in.
ezorable demand. The Republican party
is open to individual sinners, but can not
afford to have its autonomy disturbed by
ENGRAVING upon it rival ard opposing Co.
paniZatiOpS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
COMMERCIAL COOPERATION.

The report Of the Philadelphia Boasl Of
Trade announces:
Our roll now contains the names of one
thousand and fifty prominent firms.
It appeals for still further additions, and
says:
1t is certain that many an effort for the
rectifcation of evils il. trade has originated
in this board, and been pressed to sue
cesstul conclusion. Without its agency
inactive discomfort would have been SUB
stituted for its efficient work. Individual
ability must be reinforced by numbers to
give it proper weight. A united c0mmu-
nifty yields power which must be felt A
Just pride in their profession should impel
cur business men to unite with the board
as an organization through which that
power may be lesitimately manifested.
Ii is evident that in addition 10 the keen
pursuit by individuals Of their respective
lines of business, there must be combined
action upon those great questions which
concern all rade.esFinaIce, transportation,
etc. effect no man nor class of men to the
exclusion of others, but touch the interests
of all. 1t is the province OF the board to
consider these as well as lesser themes.
Here is a business hint to our mer-
chants 1t is business cooperation which
will do most to animate the trade of our city.
Politics is but the merchandise Of men.
1t is not iudicious to divide the merchants
into two parties, and exclude from the
counter all whose personal Or political
complexion does not suit. Remember
that these 1850 principal firms of Phila-
delphia are united in diverting trade from
your doors. To put the restoration Of
our prosperity upon the possible results
of Presidential election four years off
is weak mode of contending for our
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
EAECI1 TIVE ORDERs

STATE OF LOUISIANA a
Executive Department.
New Orleans June 3, 1873.
WHEREAS, much uncertainty exists in the pubic
mind as 10 the origin nature and binding eifec7 o.
many of the outstanding Obligations of the State
AID to tie end that the validity OF all obligations of
the STATE may be fully known with a view to any ac.
ton il the oourtsOr before the Legislature which
may hereafter be deemed necessary, l do hereby
designate the following citizens, vii: Moses
Green wood, Louis Schneider, John Phelps Bernard
SOuiie J. c. Dennis 3. +. JoubeIt Geo ge L. B. 5t
|. n. Marks and Jos. P. Horror Esqs.. TO constitute
a committee to examine, ascertain classify and re.
port rec aIdng the amount, nature, constitution
atty and binding effect Of al, and every of the
outstanding obliga ions of the State, and to make
report thereon bet9Ie the meeting of the next
Legislature, as soon as il Their Judgment may
be eXpedieut.
The expert, Nj. r. F. Harrison, now employed by
the executive under section eigI. v.seven of act No
g. extra session OF 1870, 20 examine into the &C.
counts Of the Auditor and Treasurer, together with
the Auditor and Treasurer, VII Gfford such aid
aud assistance il the prosecution OF this nvest9a
ton as the said committee may desire.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
lereuuto attached, this third day CT June, 1873.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. G. DESLOEDE,
~ o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
SM0OT1 As GLASS,

SIOO AN dIASOi
70 is impossible that any person should
be more placid tisan those IL Office. We
see a Fusion Judge. lie is seren. He i.
ge NAL. lie is even iocose ~ his pub.
lishe1 9ecrees. AnosLe: candidate for
Office wIo has been defeated is morose,
iras cible, and dapns all governments q
Wlich BE does not compose an official
par%. Especially are our municipal Off
cers and their suboSdinates contented ana
lav abiding mep True shey will on all
proper occasions 8enounce Radicals, bus
it i. very much il che spirit in which zee
spoHdeat to the litany Glay denounce the
devil ana an his works." OF a lads in ehe
Ieieu. a fashion. discard the 'ipomps
nd sanities q tthi. wicked world. ahe
oSe apologies to the devil and the other
to Ter nilliner 1.-THE earliest possible moe
me1A afteyward. The incumbent Of office
is equally declanatory in speech and
equally tolerant il action. Why is this
serenity? Wherefore this toleration: Our
city Administrators and their subordinates
are content. Hence all the operations Of
the city government are as smooth as
glass, and hence all those wandering and
discontented spirits who have 10 offices
ere violent and abusive. They sometimes
even censure those il Office because they
are rot disposed 70 resign and run it over
2eain. This is very naughty and unreal
eonable IN the outsiders, and their friends
" Office should explain 70 saea. the 1sl'
poooyoety OF tLeiy eonducts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
SOME COMFORT.

The adjournment of the late session OF
the Legislature of New York has afforded
great relief to the taxpayers Of that State,
In our republican and representative land
the meeting of legislature has become a
subject Of dread as it's adjournment sine
die is celebrated like the close Of any other
epidemic. Here is the complimentary
notice made of one representative:
Amid the confusion Of the closing hours
of the session, an incident occurred winch
ittingiy crowned the record winch MT.
Deering has made this winter OF being coz
nectet with every scandaious job which mas
emanated from the city.
And the epitaph written on the political
demise Of another is:
1t is a relief to know that William Z.
Woodin Is no longer in Albany to head
forays upon the unfortunate taxpayers OF
this city.
Then again, we were supposed to be
some upon assessment frauds when there
was discrepancy Of many millions in the
valuation of the sane property by State
dAu Sit. oooeooO1, ASoPOoIA'NAy' 49, ~'~'
York the assessment has been reduced at
the instance of the legal profession more
than a million dollars. It was done as
follows:
It has beer stated that combination has
heretofore existed between certain person:
engaged in getting assessments vacated
and subordinate employees IN the public
lrrllsA q
in assessment proceedings have for con
alteration been desigaediy permitted. IN
order that the assessments might DE inva--
dated on them.
We have here some very skillfll, even
aud acious raids Oh tie treasury; but must
hide our diminished heads before the &C.
complished rascality Of the New iorh
lobby
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

We had the pleasure OF a cali yesterday
from our friend John ". Overall, Esq, the
distinguished Southern journalist. poet and
gentleman. Colonel Overall has recently
aeen professionally engaged in 81. Louis i'll
connection with the Globe newspaper, and.
as was to have been expected, attracted
much attention in the Future City by the
elasticity and vigor Of bis pen. he is tenn
s,,rarily absent from his post On tour to
Tue Eastern cities, and naturally took New
Orleans. his cd home. Il On the way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

The ladies OF Carrollton are to give a fair
for the lenef; OF the German Catholic Ma
ter Dolorosa. and OF the English and Ger
man Mater Dolorosa schoolhouse. at the
hall OF Star Hook and Ladder Company
No. /, il Carrollton, commencing on Sun
day, the eighth instant, and closing on the
eighteenth The ladies CT our sister city
promise to do all in their power to make
she festival attractive to the young men of
New Orleans. who in turn will patronize the
good cause literally.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
ACT NO. 46-DELINQUENT TAXES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

STATE OF LoC-:IAyA,
Auditors Once,
New Orleans May "a, 1873.
desire to call the attention of all citizens owing
delinquent taxes 20 the fact that act No. 46 of tae
las. session of the Legislature expires by its own
limitation On the fourteenth of Ju1e next, after
which time it will be impossible fer them TO avail
themselves 0: its provisions renting interest and
penalties. After that day the stringent provisions
of act No. A. under the revenue law Of 1871, viii
be appca and the revenue officers Ct the State
viii have 10 option but to enforce the .aw, hoy"
ever harsh it may be. It Will De their d1ty to in
stituts suit in every case which will involve 2ot
only the payment of .he tax ana the heavy penalty
OF fifty per cent, but the costs Of court, which in
very may cases viii be greater than the penalty
and often greAteE than the tax
AL s.ess re suits may Ne avoided os paving sim
p.y Ia. amount Of de.iEGusr: tsx due before the
fourteenth OF June, aid weH.d se,peetfc: u,gs
a. persons owing such taxes to s-a:. themselves
o: the privileges Of tbs law By eonrlyins With ts
terms.
CHARLES CLINTON.
my2S i5t 2pU AHlitoe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1873

trade. Remember also that there are
at least six principal cities East and.West
which employ commercial cooperation to
run away our customers. Follow their
example, and combine the commercial
energy and resources Of our merchants
and men Of business as is done elsewhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive De paItLent.
New Orleans May l., 1875. y
Whereas it has been made known to me that
small bog named EDDY KAUFMAN, aged about
nine and half years, was kidnapped IL the city OF
New Orleans, about the sixth Of May, and 10
tidings OF his whereabouts can be obtained
Now therefore I, ". P. Kellogg, Governor Of the
State of Louisiana il conformity 20 the power
vested ia me, do by these presents Offer reward
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any person or persons
who may arrest the person or persons who may be
guilty Of said Ofense, give the necessary infor-
mat On which may lead 20 the arrest aud punish
ment of the offender And do hereby epj5n upon
all sheSfs and police officers to make diligent
search and inquiry for said boy, SO as to restore
him to lis father.
". p. KELLOGG. Governor.
PIG. DESLNNDE, Secretary of State. mvl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
fNOTICE TAX COLLECTORS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditor Once, 7
New orleans. May l.. 1873.
TO MI Tax Collector, - parish:
You are hereby required to enforce Immediately
the collection OF all overdue unpaid licenses oy
placing the same, not later than June 4, IL Tue
hands of the Attorney General for collection.
Up to and including the last dag OF June frox-
inc YOU are authorized to receive al Of the four
mills OF the general fu-d. toT current taxes III
Auditors warrants bearing date subsequent TO
January |. 1873.
On AID after July l, 1873 you viii comply strictly
With the requirements OF Circular No. s, and collect
two mi IS O. said general fund IL United States
currency.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

ON Sunday next, at A. 81, Lis grace the
aost R.rerend Archbishop Perche, will
offer tie ooly sacrifice OF mass. at theSathe-
9ral. for oil the benefactors of the y.
's.sary's Catholic Orphan Boys Asylum.
eeats will be provided Tor all who attend,
s..i . collection will be taken up t"r the
nsr...s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
m, H',ncinnati Board lt UeaSh. sast

III. Cincinnati Board cf EeaAh. sast
I:es,iay. elected Dr. Quinn city physician,
in PACE q; DR.. s'lendenin. The latter
nance: gentleman has held Che office for
n..ine yeas and has made a.great reputa-
son for himself il tina. time. Now, the
board tainks III. Quinn should have &
cIancs 70 do the same thing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
NOTICE..
New ORLEANS. J

New ORLEANS, June :, 1873.
The Res: ailrant CT the Louisiana jockey CiUo be
ing closed tor the Summer the members ale here
by notified against bringing citizens not members
into the club grounds, on any pIetense whatever.
The penalties for the ufract:ol OF this rule viii De
rigidly enforced.
Delinquent members, owing d;ies, are notified
that theil names have been suspended from the
Toll of members until they settle their indebted
to the Club.
1pcEDrI D uNpNOP
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

Anew paper, announced to be published
ogerv Wednesday morning. speaks Plus OF
itself. "Our paper is issued :oc our own
pecuniary interest, and when We are pressed
oith lob work. We shall issue nc paper.
When our paper is not delivered early in
Ole morning. our readers need not expect
any, and may say we have our hands full
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

CAPTAIN JOHN NJ. Leavenworth, OF St.
G.ouis. died very suddenly il that city en-
Monday last. Captain Leavenworth was
engaged 81 different times Oh the steamers
Champion. sthp Warner, j. G. Swon. Nollie
Sble and Henry Ames, in Vie capacities of
captain and clerk. IL the last named boat
, Dc owpedAn interest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

Urusse.s lad only one homicide last year.
Chs NAV DE because the climate is equable,
the rainfall so evenly distributed through
Out the year and dog days are scarce, but
it is certainly reason fer there being 1851
more births than deaths. The death rate
being - 8 III 1000 there and - Go here, at
fords another opportunity for moral rettec-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

lie L,..isi.bs Jockey Cius announce: tiA
e,ss.ns u tie rc.tau:.s: 20: the summer at
sae t::::L grounds. Members are res:Ged
NJ: G.. take rit;.eus nvt me,..ters upun the
x::auls. a.,::H: u: sras"c. aI.'tr any cir
e.:n:.:.o.ss. Fur,heruc.e, de:irgucas iiem'
lsks Iw.n. s!uts are placed Oh sac sus'
p.uI.I ~. until r!.es settle W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

It agreeable to notice the unanimisy OF
the reports of the sanitary supervisors on
tue decrease OF the number OF cases OF
cholera and smallpox. The latter was
sure 70 disappear with the approach OF
warm weather. but the improved condition
Of cholera patients shows excellent service
On the part of the Board OF Health. ana an
excellent sanitary condition Of the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07

sHe are under repeated obligations to
Senator West for substantial favoTs, lnc!ud-
,z,- tie third volume Of the census report
Dor 1870, which shows the industry ard
oaaal-L n+ the country.