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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
6aGGE6SION NOTICES,

Succession of Manuel &, Glover - No.
1851.
GECOND DISTINCT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Ocleans-Notiee is hereby given TO the cred
itOrs of this estate and to all other persons
herein Interested, 10 show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can why the account presented by the admin
istratrix of this estate should not BE- homoogated
and approved and the funds distributed IN accord
ande there with.
By order of the Court
ia242g 81. FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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The under signed, res ding at -, State q
--, undertake that, ii the foregoing bid for
carving the mail on route No. - be- accepted by
the Pos master General, the bidder viii, prior Il
the first of June, 1873 enter INTO the required obi
gatisn, contract, to perform the service pro
posed, with good and sufficient sureities.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obi ga
lions and liabilities assumed by ggarantors.
Dated - ----.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

ANOTHER FIRE-F0ur Buildings De
stoycd on BienriLe Strcct-LoSS $4,000 -
Shortly before four o'clock yesterday morn
ing n fire broke out at No. 2l2 Bienville
street, an unoccupied one-story frame
house, owned by Mr.. Watches, which was
entirely destroyed. The flames then de-
stroyed the adjoining frame house, No. pa,
owned by Mr.. II. Degro, in which several
families lived, and greatly damaged Nos
2Os and 30, both twostory brick buildings
No. 30 was occupied by Clara Brown
name of owner unknown.
The total loss is estimated at abon'
sI5 0l0. amount of insurance not known.
This fire is also supposed to have origin
ated in incendiarism.
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CONSTANT. Srs hand q very large and selected
atoc. of she bees knswH bgasGs 80 siSes, 10Y Sc
.; sp91eTG:e sE!Geso IL
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

80 40 >>("<~N0~"
ESTATE On -. q. ssORDIN 81 co. AND
q. q. GS.d!Lo AND TheuIOr. 10 Saute, .ndlS!!u-
anyo
SS:-RD STATE. HARsV4L's 0FFiCB,
New Orleans january 90 1873
TE1HHS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAhRLST
L in bankruptcy has been Issued out
OF the Dis, rict Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana against the estates OF e. 81.
Gardin & Co and g. e. Gordin ard Theodore L..
ShutR individually III the parish OF Orleans, sta z OF
louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon the petition
of their creditors; that the payment of any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging 10 sad
bankrups, them or fer tie use and the transfer
of any property by them forbidden BY Law; that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts, so
prove their debts and choose ore or assignCes
Of their estates Will be held at a court OF bank
ruptcy 10 be holden the seventeenth day OF Feb
larry, A. d. 1878 at eleven O'Clock A. M.s at the
CuBtOmh0use building, New Orleans, before 4. 50
Kellogg, Register
SB PACKARD
ia2l 1el7 United states Marshal
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Succession of AdOlphe scRwab - No.


35,lG3.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- of OIleans.-NptiCe is herehY given to the
credtO of ais estate and 30 oil oths: person.
herein interested to show cause, within seH s..F5
fgoYa tho present not ca. ION i. any eiies h.ys
can, ~hy ~. account pTesente,: by 'he ~ cutter
of she deceased ip this estate should not he mono:
LOCATED and approved. and she funds distributed
IL accordance thcTewitho
BY order of She CsaI'.
ial7 81 25s FRANZ ~A|'S VI, CsrS
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Succession OF joan Conrad Lsener-.o.

CRCOED DISTRICT COURT S0R TIE PARIsss
= OF Oricaus.-Notice is hereby gwen - 'Ee 'r-G'
hnrg OF this estate, and 30 all other persons
heron tut ereasrd. to show cause within 20 days
from the present no If cation, II any they aF" -
can,wLv the account presented BIZ me isH'b-
entataTv exeCutTlG in this ate, shou'd h"t "e
homo 0gatcd AMI approved, ana she :suts .sistr!-
butrd IL accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
i42527 81 FRANK PACE SR.. Clers.
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Succession of Hictgla. Jasquilard-:o

Succession o! s>IchJtls Sacq iilI'if'- ''S'
SECOSD DISTRICT SOUR. FOR THB PARISH %
- Grl-sns--Soiice i hereby giren 20 the cted-
stors OF this and to all other persons herein
Interested, ~ show cause vi: hn dsys non! .
pre- sent notification If any they ave CT can, y Ay
the account presented by she ada, "a
tor of this estate should not be hCm-!o.
sattd and approved aud the funds distributed i.
accordance herewith.
b ord ? u SO ocIrs.
.s.. 30 SE2!s :sC:, Sc Ss!ss
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Succession eff Mrs. Widow T.. Reinecke-
20 -

CECGED DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
- Of Orleause-NOtice is hereby given to the cred
itOrs of this estate and TO all other persons herein
Interested to SHOW cause within ten days si0rl 'ie
present notification, if any they have or can Was
the scsDuut presented BY r. Bauer, sutor, IN sine
estaee sh aid not be honologatra am. approved
and the fund. distributed j.. accordance 'Aers'
tn
By order Of t'r Court
isI923Z.s FRAME p.CH, q. Clerk.
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The undersigned, post master at -, State of
- cctilias under his oath Of Office, that he
is acquainted with The above guarantors, and
knows them to be mel Of property, and able 10
make good their guarantee: and that bidder and
guarantors are above the age Of twenty one years.
Bids of $4,000 end upward must be accompanied
by q certified check, or draft on some so vent NJ.
tiOual bank equal 20 per ccHtum on the present
annual pay the route; or in case OF new service
not l.ss than per CeHtufn OF enc year pay pro
rosrd in bid-(~ectlGn 253, Act OF June l6i2.I
The postmaster must not sign the Cert.hGato IN.
ill the sum of the bid is inser. cd and the BIO and
guarantee signed by all the parties. and dated.
Oatt required by SECTION Zb OF an act 81 Co.Gres7
approved June 3, 1872 To be affixed {" ea,A bid
for carving the mail, and to be taken Ltfoie
an officer qualified 10 administer oaths:
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TILL TAPPING Thursday afternoon Gin
dian Philips, youth sixteen years old, m
dertook surreptitously to investigate the
contents Of Mr.. Frank Drews' money
drawer, but, being interrupted in his search,
went from the corner Of Enghsin and st.
Claude streets to the fifth precinct station
without completing his labors.
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GARRorING ANfs RoBBE1yo-Mr. Moves,
residing at No. % Prytania street, was
Robbed yesterday morning about two
o'clock of fine gold watch and chain,
worth $50. Three men had followed him
some distance. and when arriving in front
QG his house. one Of Them CaaEh: hin !Eom
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

In the Second Justices Court. No. 3346-James J.
O'Hara VS.. a certain lot of ground
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

SICK AND DEsrIlUrE.-Tho Charity Hos
pital yesterday received the following pa
tlents: Pierre Soulaut, forty years of age,
native eff France. from No. 1873 Dryades
street; Belle Wade (coloredlo twenty-one
years of age from No. Is Roman street,
sick and destitute: James Minor. twenty.
seven years of age from steamer Utah;
John Powell twenty-cigLS gears Of age,
from the 'eveeo head Of C.llioy@ street, and
Levi. !ttmano 'wents-lhra. Sears old.
:ronS !hc i!arbor stationo james Dennis,
from No. 3 FrankitO street. and u iuan
aameG Brown. frons ChcstnLt street, Al
Eiesso were sent 70 tde smsnro hospitale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Bachelors Hair Bye.-This splendid Hair
Dive is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless reliable and instantaneous
no Disappointment; 10 ridiculous tints unpeas
ant odor Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes Produces imm diately superb black or
natural brown aud leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful The genuine, signed by W. A. Bachelor
Sold by all druggists. .--,,..-,
CHARLES BATCE RLOR,
oc2 10 PrOnT:etor New York
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tate National Bank Of New Orleans
New Orleans, January %, l8T3.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this bank, held or
the twenty first instant the following gent emea
were elected directors for the ensuing year, vizs
SAMUEL II KENNEDY, F. RIGNkY,
=. FKiEDLANDkR, CHARLES - SLA1 BACK.
JOSEPH DUNBAR, W. r. BLAkbMoREo
ALFRED MOULTnS, HARMON DOAHEs
WILLIAM G. VINCENT.
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pn Happy relief for young men
from the effects of errors and abuses in early iie
Manhood II stored. implements TO marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and re-
marAabe remedies. Books and circulars sent free.
in sealed velOps. .
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street PHILADELPHIA Pennsvlvania-an sns'i-
tuition having IA nigh reputation for honorable cor
duct and profe ssinnal skill. del3 3n cod
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2S2. New Albany. Ind-Theodore Deming
Deputy John II Beeman Z 5, Box 247
2S6- Washington. ID C-Patrick Barry Dep
uty, 622 / street. James MonAhan, @ s.
622 L street
2SS. Lebanon, Ohio Samuel Under. c : and
Deputy Box 81
2g7. Marshall, Mich-Geo Greenfield. & 5
and Deputy.
300 Halifax, y sc H King, il, Deputy
stephen Rogers, ;, Yates Boot and
Shoe Factory
80. Baltimore, Md VIM Hoskns, Deputy,
81 South Caroline street Andrew Kir-
mean, { ), As Orleans street
1896 1t Louis, Mo-A Reithmiller, G s, and
Deputy, BIS Chestnut street, Room 33
33S II Louis. Mo John Ahern, & : and
Deputy, 1877 Broadway
$50 Louisville, Ky Earnest Leib, Deputy.
Wolfs Tavern, Fast Market street Rob
crt + Brown. q ), l03 Jefferson street
343 Bath. \ Frederick X Hamilton,
Deputy W Dillon, q :, Box pa
- PoughkeepsIe, y l-C Cornelius Donovan,
Deputy, l31, Union street VIM II Ell
eston, & ). 392 Main street
35l Baltimore, Nd q W II Myers, Depu-
ty, 222 East Monument street VIM +
Carrots, & y, 30 East Madison street
30 Galveston, Texas Robert johnson, Dep
Deputy James Fitzgerald CS
35S Maysyille, Ky Thomas Coleman, Dep
uty James Cosgrlff & s.
3G4 st Louis, Mo James Hanrahan, q ),
and Deputy. l723 Biddle street.
364 Hamilton ONO Edward Phelan, G. :
and Deputy Box 100
BOO Galana, III Joseph kriebs, ) and
Deputy, Box -
3G7 knoxville, Tenn James L Bybee, G. 5
and Deputy.
367 Newport, Il l---E Walsh, & ) and Dep.
uty. IS Young street
800 Houc>dale. Pa James Ryan, Deputy +
80 Towanda. ia Joseph Ochs Deputy
Albert = Cook, q : Box u
~chlaud. 4 ;, Box 81
BIG Rochester \ Louis Hahn. Deputy.
10 Kelly street Y T. schwartz. G 5. ~
Mcdonald avenue.
377 Baltimore. Ma Harry & Henderson, C.
; and Deputy. ~ Bond street
$50 Hornelsvillc. \ IA W Logic, Depu-
~ Jamr, Mahar, CS.
3N+ Boston, Na~S---.lames Wilkinson, q ;
and Deputy 80 Washington street
80 Vt Louis VIM Donovan : VIM
Cope Fl :. care Of John Ahern ll2l
Broadway
AIT the above Lodges marked with star
MI arc custom work Lodges
have tried for the last three months t.,
-rt Jurisprudence with an the Lodges IN the
Order hut TINS ~ the result and il any one
knows the address of officers If any Lodge not
mentioned n the above list. they will confer
a favor nn the a. :, 10y informing hiu at
once. aud they welt appear in the Jo,D-pdi o.
any corrections Iu address or names Of Off
GERS OF the same
AID Iym Lodges and all Itica Lodge,
have consolidated The Lynn Lodges hay,
consolidated With -, ami the Utica Lodge,
have consolidated with = Respectfully sub
mIttrd. H.. a.. Nov n,
!. g. ;. and Treasurer
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ting a hammer to fall upon them from a
given distance, and recording the number
of blows required TO produce fraction. The
same material was next stepped tor awhile
IA diluted sulphur acid. and subjected then
90 the same test the result being that
some If the specimens gave way at once,
while others withstood the test with vary
ing degrees Of deterioration from the or
Iglnal quality.
>uLt IN CLAS. - THE ARTS.
The employment of this substance IN the
arts is rapidly extending, and it has be
me indispensable III many industrial
branches IL seems to be specially well
adapted to the production Of cements.
When Intimately mixed with tine chalk,
il is found that hard cement will be form
cd IN from Is to 4 hours With powdered
sulphide 81 animony black mass is pro-
duced which Is susceptible of taking high
polish, and possesses then superb metallic
mster. Fine iron dust gives gray black
mess Of great hardness Zinc dust gives
"a gray mass of much hardness, and having
a metallic lustcr. Iinc casting can bc read
ily repaired hy ITS and.
ANOTHER STEEL PROCESS.
a communication upon a method II
making steel has lately been made ~ the
French Academy of NJ NJ. EaJuuIt and
Roche. Il is based upon the plan rt par
tnlly decarburizing c.,st-irun hy contact
With a rich oxide u iron The cast-iruu
ana powdered ore are placed iu metallic
uoIds, and are brought to a red heat III
special furnaces The reaction follows. and
fusion only takes place after their trans
formation. luLots are thus obtained,
which arc melted ia the crucihle. ur uu the
hearth ot Tile rcverhcrGory furnace.
STATS ROOFING.
An item has been extensively circulated
concerning the advantage OF bedding roof
m- slate 100 hydraulic cement over the usual
method II mailing them On dry, which
leaves them subject 70 be ratified hv the
wind. and "a be readily broken hy accl-
dental pressure The cement soon sets
ana rhc roof becomes like "a solid wall
The additional cost ot the plan IS 10 To- a.
pyr cent. but this, IN virtue II the Iucrcas-
ci prraucucy claimed for the new plan.
mas really place a saving tu lis credit III
ttJiuuu tu which the greater security it
affords against tire Il point "a Its favor.
rHt It's DISCO, EEIES
Extensive deposits II tin orc have been
found ln Queensland The extent uf ter
rtnry upon which tim has been actually
discovered comprises about a5U square
miles OF this area. however. only about
80 square miles have been found To- com
tam tim u sufficient quantity o. pay far
working Tie richest deposits ~ ore have
been found ID The stream beds and tiuvia-
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London Trades

~ huld there y uu more miserable, com
dItion upon earth, and no more contempt
lille condition. than that II the idlr man
Speech of NJ Gladstone at Croydon.
March p. lS75D
Il the Prime Minister ot England never
agan opened his hps. the above words yIll
lmmurttllzc him Iu the grand field of labor,
yet Mir Gladstone has lrtt hi- brilliant
aphurIsm incomplete he should hayrhllyd
IL up Tn SAVING. - the ale man who wish.
Is ~ work, able tn work, and IN vain
searches for NrCk. starving fur want NJ
work. n debt tyr wmt ut work wife and
children IN tattsrs and furnishing for want
ut work. Is still "a more wrctchcd lshnael
The present state of trade ana ITS pros
poets ia the Metropolis, are most encour.
aging. Vet. from hat has trausprrd with
lu the last few days, the Idl, men Uho
ART likely (" throw themselves ont Of work
tins year wIll number many thousands
The notice served VA tile master builders
as Vel as >hoemakyrs j. not likely tu bee
met hy a grant NJ the terms set forth with
ont IL long and bitter struggle ana there
are indications uf other trades king for
higher wages ami less hours. and should d
large foreign Importation ~ labor take
place, as ls believed, the employers viii
make shift with those hands
Nteam-engine makers We're never more
busy than "a present, ana some idea of tins
trade may he gathered from the declared
value for last years export, amounting to
e.. sos. 800.
The boiler makers, particularly at the
East-ynd, are working overtime.
Nhpbuldcrs bath rnn mI wood. u are
fairly engaged. and heavy orders are looked
for.
Engineers and moIdrrs art Veil W.. ana
as fuel is likely tn -yt cheaper thrs, trades
cannot tail "a Ice tluurlshug
The cabnct-mtkers. furniture makers.
caryers and allcrs. have uo reason to com
plain, and the cuach-makIng branches are
also well employed
Printers, both society ana u,n-society
hands, are busy, and book -hL.dcrs are
somewhat huslcr than last week
Plumbers are busy. a. Ven as the several
brass aud copper trades.
The harness makers and saddlers have
had a meeting for an advance ~ wages but
nothing has come Of it a. alter the state 1T
their trades
The tailors and shoemakers are very
busy The glass blowers and their branch
6, are earning excellent wages. Silver
smiths watch makers, engravcrs and gold
smiths, are somewhat hrisker than last
week
Carpenters and joiners are likely To feel
the effects Of the machine competition, and
there appear to be a great number seeking
employment.
Lamp-makers and gas-titters are very
active, and likely t. remain 50, and per
ceive that a new patent lamp Is to light up
the street lams Of st. Georges, Hanover
square, With paratfin III in lieu If gas If
this be generally adopted in the Metrop-
oils. 1t viii throw out Of work number
Of gsls-makers - Latter Neirs
4 DEAF and dumb man entered Peo-
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Experiments on Building Materials

~ th. journal 1T the Franklin Institute. for March
nc interesting experiments upon the
$50 noe which, the acids existing in the
atm'Si lcrvs II erGcs exert upon building
stone OF various kihls. have been recently
made by nr Angus smith This deterior-
ating infin,use WAS fond To he particular
ly noticeable m cities using bituminous
coal largely Tor domcsNc and industrial
purposes llwas found vt even the most
slliceous stoneWas seriousN affected. The
experiments we're sugges.A ~ an obser-
walton Of the RAPID decay Of IA, materials
as displayed IN many English$ties The
obvious Inference as % its causc\,,n, that
it was due t. the action of the aciN absorb
ell in the rain-water, the author Nas led
to test the behavior Of number X sam
Piles toward acids, with the follownN -
suits Blocks Of various stones, Of the We
Of one cubic inch, we're broken by permit
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Take Care Of Your Tools.


Take Care of Your Tools
ItU- related .t ,.u.r uar.l manufacturer
r.r W. u.- N.- uN.,rA lv practice on cu-
-s-.- IS u.o hn. rr require thc man to
perform ~.mr ...t T.n whore hc could
nr... t.. ...r.f.. Dr. J tl. completion
~. .- r.-e r.. workman carefully cleaned
ul ur .nal hI- rn.~. I. Nt. ut uucy
-t... ~.urm rut uu .ly other hand
.. .lu ..-S .u.0 BOO. uu. .mcat, ta uuc
-.... D. NU- informed thlt H, services
n.n u.f Wanted Ih, ,uIf.yyr very gust
w. .r.I.0 tUlr u. matter h0v -o.d an unr
u.t. n. ..,r. ..~- u.u ml-ht nr. tha amount
..r.a .rm H.- ...r a~ compared with
.....t Ky .t~~ -,.-u uu- u..rn prudent
eu- n.".. Ho murc t.um balanced uN
... .rwr- 'r.. damaged .r RUINED
t N. .-.. .,.u t..t .l large trims
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BRICkLAVERs.

DRICKLAYERS UNION, No. !, OF IN
~ DIANA meets every "Wednesday evening GA wash
ngton street opposite the court house, Indianapolis.
Fred PraIl, president Dan. Gilmore vice president.
Edward Tomlinson recording secretary. Nike Inch.
financial secretary. Oliver kecly. treasurer JEFF
Cleaver, conductor William Ahie door deeper Peter
Allare, VIM. Trick, VIM. kecey. trustees G g. Berry.
deputy
(HICAGO -BRICKLANFRS' ASSOtIA-
~ TION meets no SO. - " Randolph street ever,
Thursday evening at %. N. ban1 d Gleason " N
VIM II. Madden, u. NJ W SYper rec -er'y
Walden a. smith, hn Sec. Arch sinclair cor see
John Nckas. treas.
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TIE MINERS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE or
ILLINOIS. INDIANA AND MISSOURI.
COUNCIL.
Geo kinghom President West Bellville, ILL.,. ID. ID.
Lewis, Vice President, Bever, Macon Co., No: John
James, Secretary, Braidwood viii Co, III. Richard
Wailscruft, Treasurer Springfield M.
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
w TECTlNE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana, meets
the fourth Friday in each month The officers Of the
General Council are President james Grieves Vice
President Joseph Martin Treasurer, james Patrick
Corresponding Secretary, John Pennan. Hour -
meeting O'Clock A. NJ
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ALEXANDRIA, va Juion NJ 1870.
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DATTERSON. y ~ Union No. ~
Il meets the second TUESDAY ~ ,.ash month ~
Won Houston ~ near Nam a. joseph McNes'i. pre-
Lewis brerr y,e president. a. Nanrt gUr
buN 1s7, Austin Allen treas
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WlNDSOB, CONN Union No - meets
w the ,ctuud saturday q ,.Ash month number
~ members, .. Hiram shannon, pre-. Jam,s 4.
GODDARD wee pre- Samuel psy treas john d Garner
and ia. see, b,.A 1875
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DELLENILLE. I'LL. Union No. SO meets
ID me A.t saturday NJ each mouth the ball. nH
pros. Inhu Roth, re- s.. ~trIur Hy.y. TREAS.
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