davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
A Serious Charge Against One OF Mayor
Hnvemeyer,s Mnrshals.


Yesterday Colonel Wendell, Acting Private Secre-
tary OF the Mayor and Chief Clerk, took testimony
in the case OF Captain Alexander S. Taplainyi, Mar
shall OF the Marine Court. Aldermen Morris and
Kehr sitting as Associate Justices In the absence
OF the Mayor. The complainant is German named
Gorge Schroler, lately keeping lager beer saloon
at No. 219 Centre street, who charges In his aflda-
Wit that Captain Taplainyi, on September IL came
to his place with warrant Of execution issued at
the suit OF one II. NJ Glass, for $53S g. and levied
upon Schroler's property; that he offered to put a
keeper In charge for IS per day and allow Schroler
to continue business; that complainant paid
SIS for paper; that finally, the Marshal entered
the place. turned out Schrolers clerk booKkeeper),
and, going behind the par, took all the money in
the drawer, sold liquors over the counter and put
the money in his pocket; that with two friends,
the Marshal ate, drank and smoked the property
OF SchrOler, seized property exempt by law and
was intoxicated. AT the examination yesterday
SchrOler testified to all the iacts covered In his
aidavir and sustained them In all material points.
He was subjected to q critical crOss-examln alton,
but was not shaken In his testimony. Counsel for
Marshal Taplainyi, who Is an Italian, and was
captain OF artillery In our late war claims that
when the witnesses for the defence are heard he
will be able to contradict the complaint In all par
ticulars. The examination Will likely extend
through several days
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Oct. l, 1878.
The calendar or the Commission Of Appeals for
Thursday as iollows-Nos 629, 196 2O2, 20S, POS,
2O7, 20S, 209 The Commission adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
Died.

BUpD.--In San Francisco Cab, on Thursday, Aug.
81. 1878, HAxILToN NJ. BUDD, OF New York, after
three days sickness OF Inflammation oil the
bowels. aged " years and ~ days>
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
Court OF AppEAlS-oAY CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Oct. /, 1873.
Court OF Appeals day calendar tor Oct. 2-Nos
Is, is, 20, %, IS, Al, AZ, 43.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
Interc,t ON Citv Deposits.

Comptroller Green was yesterday notified that
the following deposits had been made with the City
Chamberlain for interest on the city and county
funds deposited IN the designated repositories for
the month ending September 30 1873
Merchants National Bank
Irving National Bank. 657
Bank of the Manhattan Company ny............... LIZ
German American Bank. 657
Total e32
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Annual Report OF the COmmtsstonor OF
Public Works-What Has Been Done
and What Is Doing-Evls 60 be Renee
died-A Reduction I'm Expenditure
Financial Statement.
Commissioner Van Mort has sent to the Mayor re.
port OF operations his department from April H. S72
to April 80 lS3 also report for the three mouths ending
July 81 1873 asrequired by the new charter The Com
missioner makes the following comparative statement
ofexpenditures tor the years 1871 and ls72:-
On taxation, reduction balance OF sios'25o On
seventy thousand nine hundred and twenty seven
mcn and sly as.io1 square yards Gudet impfoyea
Fifth avenue and the extension Of Church street
In tne repairs OF $50 miles q stone payements tne sum
wooden psyemenl cost s72sg6 .,l
ns o. was. pipes has n rapdy e
sssed Ss1
Though aquedact in excellent condition L is
aud storage reservoir viii decrease expense and give an
abundant supply OF a7la pna to the community r ane
tain tsns sSSsSooOS gallons and Z now Complete
%s ran s a9 ss p s o
ca sSHi a' S ms s
s % Ct s a Sr are Ell %
III sSsssass sss ssn ana a.Ssns yss
commenced suits for the payment Of their claims.
The cost Of repairing and cleansing sewers has been
By an act Of the legislature the Boulevard roads and
Ss rsn the e'e Fb
Sns esu % a s M oa
the Of the from
and the
from io street to the Harlem River was completed
me avenue Nicholas from iloth street at sixth ave
Rns iro% issn Fort George sh sree
lv Of he
aStuTs already placed one san;
Ins tss SoInassas hses;as ,S 6Tiys
mon Council seyentyseco street from Eighth avenue
to the Hudson River is being paved with the Ieord-
Ninety.etght. Contracts were advertised during the
mated cost the works contracted for during the year
induce respectable nen to accept the positions Con
tractors take improper advantages TO increase their
The Commissioner enabled reaucs his esti
mates for 1873 70 $i6ooon being reduction OF So'oO
Council ha; vet issued 'ss no order re.
moved and oSy q % ones PLACED as aa
Thara H%s' sGs are s Hs ' miles $ gas piping
The appropriation of $4,000 for repairs Of public
buildings such as the marAets has proved utterly In,
adequate though valuable alterations n Wsshinsoa
h @
1s M SS Ss% baths Battery
In the Bureau o Collection Of Assessments ssss 45c
collected, $6s6 was returned IN arrears assess
ments tor sissy were xacatea M ~ order of de % %
July 1872 the ices Of the collector and deputies were
reduced about half and January last they were
enurely abolished by the Commissioner. and fixed sal
aries substituted therefor The total cost o collection Of
assessments y32,0S9 At the old rates OF tees IL
would have been $l07,67a
In extending the sewerage system LOO miles of
one-half mile OF culverts IS 100 miles OF under
ground drains ands7 RECEIVING basins have been built
The city has 2S8 l01 miles OF sewers 620J miles
Of underground drains 72lo0 miles OF culvert aud
s54 receiving basins Many OF the old sewers are de-
ecve and improperly consructed some OF the outlets
have sunk below the level OF low watei preventing the
driven back to the houses by every rise OF the
tide
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
COLLECTION OF TAXES.

I,. TOlger tax collector Of the First
District OF this city. Yesterday collected
>-f,4Si :. in licenses anu taxes. We are
pleased 10 see the taxpayers so promptly
walking up 10 settle. !. IS the only way
% evade annoyance hereafter: for, that the
taxes mUs- i. paid. We believe the public
are satisfied. Tie condition Of the cityot
New Orleans 4: the present time, as por-
trayeG IN tie vigorous message Of Mayor
Witt % tie City Council yesterday ought
70 bring 4 blush to the cheek Of every man
in our community who has lent Limse.. 70
the TAX resisting conspiracy.
Il j. resolved ty the authorities. city
and State. % :nauguIate firm. b.:
economical administration Of government.
The expenses .: this government must be
me.. and 70 this end taxes must Ie paid.
The man who refuses to pay is the enemy
Of the government and Of the people, and
viii be marked as such. The poorer classes
OF men who do pay their taxes will not be
permitted 70 bear all the burdens Of taxa
ton. which sAou!d be shared proportion
".e;y b. their wealthier neiehbors.
There viii be a prompt and summary
way found 20 deal with the tax-resistino
ccosIira:o-s. and We are resolved that
vigorous measures be yesor.el 70 when
Other measures fail.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
The LATE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

When the future history G the political
campaign Of the Republican party in this
State in the year 1872 shall be written out
| by the truthful historian. !. viii only thcn
he fully known and realized how ha1l and
| difficult was the s:Iagg'e 70 maintain even
such great public nights as had been Sc
cured by congressional! eractmerts. Ac;s
Of Congress known as tie ''pres.Gertiai
! election bill and tie reinforcement act
were then scotted az ~ the executive G:
the State, and the coll1,c. of TIE election
being almos. entirely Il his hands, through
his appointment: e supervisors Of regis
tra:ion and election n each OF the parishes
il the State, tie 1:ep1bl.cans Wen: into
the campaign with :4any tcretodings
and n.isgiy!ngs :L".. though victory
was sire. with :.om ten % :Wen-
:y thousand majority, -: tia. az
.empts would be made % cheat them out
OF it by the n.aLip.La::o:-s Q; The agents
employed to ccnGuc: the election. Eu:
for all this, the party we:-: :" work ln
| earnest. and through! :, state committee.
over which the Hon. 5. =. Packard pre-
sided. appointed: meetings. 20 be held a:
various dates. II almost every parish il
tie State. and called upon their candidate
.or Governor. the Hon. William E..t Hel-
.ogc. TO speak d: :l"se meetings. l.e
,ob,y Responded: 20 Tie cal. and IN ODE
c:eo.e thereto d! ad7.as. ft.tv-e:cl.. mass
meetings. which til. State committee had
d.sjcrate.i 20 b. L.,. q: various points
.b.oloho,,. the State. :.a1Iy IN SsD,em-
he. the campaign opened. Never before
was such q Doliticai .arpaicn made il
this State, in ali .i..: constitutes earnest
erIa.yoy 20 disseminate far and wide
rh. orea. nripc;r'eS an, doctrines oc
.he repUD,ican .ar.v, Thousands tocked
70 III. standard. wb.r !, for .be first .jm.
had been raised. ..,.,th none 20 mole. o.
make afraid" and he par.y closed the
canv,ss with everv reasonable assurance.
;h2. j; had carried the State iv twenty
thousand majority. bu, sill Greading tia.
i MIGHT le cheated on. o; the election, bv
,los. placed in charge to ,lper!ntend the
countinc of .ba yo.es. That their fears
were no. crorn1r4ss, Is now a matte, G..
annie record for a, thew feared was
so,.et. to be accompI..lea, and wo2.:t.
have been accomplished. mad 70. the strong
ann 0: regularly construed law stepped
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

unwise counsels, the commerce OF San
Domingo may pass into other hands Just as
that of California and Texas have done
Territorially more accessible from New Or
leans a, both these new countries were,
the one hss been made tributary 20 New
York. by the Pacific railroad, the other 20
It. Louis by the .oad traversing the entire
State, and connecting st. Louis with Gal
ton. TO impress our citizens with tie
value Of q commerce with tbs wcnder!..
country, We extract:
A SCENE ~ ?HE 1RCP!Cs.
Sailing in small boat through the open
!odusteaG 10 the shore. IL was Impossible
no. 70 !eel charmed with the teaUtv OF the
picture presented ~ the i.ttle Eed-rooted
town nesting under Inc dark grecL shadow
OF the giant hlli, Mount ISABELLA II was
CLOUDY, bUt :he ar W. exqui..te!v ba!my.
The tropical vegetation, fresh il. Ii recent
rains, looked vivIGlv bright ana tae Or
dnge. the TCval Sat;E. 9ieaEt.t.s, c02cCanut,
paWpaw tree. and endless plants oI from
:al growth ana h',0I inun.nc .ae shore
and hllsides for n g away. were = scene
novel 70 Northern C.es, D.- 'ate-E come
from gazing OF II. snow ana slash .duc..
streets OF New FORK.
I: would be very unfortunate ii New
Orleans shOc.id be thrown behind n the
race OF commercial developMent here. IS
IN the other cases cited. Perhaps 10
create this specia. interest. we shall have
g commend san Domingo. as We did Cuba,
the colored people oi Louisiana. Here
IS an opportunity z. or merchants and
mechanics to open communication with
land not more than three days Oil by
steam. Here our architects can put Up
buildings in the new city: our merchants
can send supplies on .aborers can find
profitable employment. T.ey can come
and 90, as TO Galveston Or Mobile. Our
colored statesmen could extend the hand
OF aid and instruction 20 tie only black
republic, and intuse into the less favored
people freed from Spanish bondage, the
more stable doctrines :augn. b.; the
Angio-Saxons. VIA: says Senator Pinch
back and Messrs. Hucch. tngralala and
their patriotic associates: They were eft
by their earlier friends Of emancipation, 70
pronounce il favor 0: free Cuba, VII
they now take up the ''only black repUb-
lie, left in like manner 70 shit for itself,
and make it anothe: sample Of Successful
emancipation. and another State "a tie
American Union
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

We have reason to believe the gentlemen
who have exerted themselves to gain the
right Of way from the State for this road
mean to build i without delay when they
are authorized to commence the work. As
Houston and Shreveport are likely to be
important railroad centres, railroad con-
neetion between those points and New
Orleans mus: enhance its business in q
grea: degree. It is. therefore. with much
satisfaction We announce a prospect Of
he eoIgUmmation Of these great works.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting .le holder :" one a.,,a:fs o., 70 tie FAR
and chance ii the Grand Lottery.
!.,E peIsol. holding Numbered cOHIor las the
sam" chance oi !" unln- " pTj2- IL tie lottery ~
'"se VIZ" "se t.!t t.. tickets 10. :.ti.I!ss 10 ~;
FAY.
The Directors oG .hr Assn"ta.ic, having rough
s'rles %. years resoGIe,! :" "verv il tieIr
,9".r to Keep Ai.Te al. 'osr.; t.s Association, 30
.ti'htlLtc %it. II" progress Al! development o.
tie resources .: GUY state and u,lin. then! selves
Al present involved {" ail SNtenf :ha' tn.augers
it. very existence, have adopted :.;e following
pan. when I" diem seen III" o.v practical and
certain "a' ofral.lg funds Necessary ;.rpetJ!-
ale TINS Institution ana place = E.on "A b&ss ;.;.t
VIII enable Il % continue its o: usefulness.
Iht object % the Association j.. to Great" "a re
f.wtI! inter- $ among al Classes OF citizens il!
"lr coming FAY and al .le same tnt l.. offering
!arGe inducements stih1 1at" -" sac o: is ticI"r-
- az. extent that wi. eva lie L 20 realize ~!
amour; adequate. I" is pressing wants.
The plan ad"pte., tv Ii" Association $ 20 iss-"
2hdt@' tickets .: nifty cent, a ticket. The sane
price as is usual Iog adn4is.-n.. :" the fal, Nj.
con pou attac!.. bearing uu!rp.. .e .aid ticket
emitting III. .lo.,.I !" a.. Mss o.. 10 euI faII,
IN coupon - br retained Dv i.u-.!:.
q. the la.. dav % The Ia' numbers coTTespo'1'
sH: w4th 'I- r'.!ut.: ~ tickets is-Ut! ~. ht
:.aced = ''l"- and a.. .: tn u ze5 4 a."th.:
'a.i. tie grad - "!!-- . az I,.c. unt'. 80
s'I'TFisio. o: :.-c :o-.":.!e We. "-oSiA se:.'
t.emen:
=! y. Marks ESQ Pes .'e,s of ''.e ~ c'.a:cs a;.c
.gIl. 'G.t,lr.. "a : Assn. ..-'.:
Slh-"e, -" au'i.f -a'e. ...-r" receive! VOW
=" GraF,:rg o: :.c .rstd !o't.s. - ..e Fax
Grounds at Won! '..Er Fay 80. ta.|v cec"gniIi.S
tl- Importance q - 'u.'r?r3z" "!."i. EolE A.
.flos ia, .5"I"t' - .aElItet : :" establish tld
.e - ~: the .a. tol. ..."" :..":,ei :" Dc 'h".-
"U@hl" .Eac' a,IA ,.. :ror- =" "ortit~n'c
"11 support II II" =. -. e.'g:: :; c"1f:.. MN
f.op.az soa. issacf..."r ,.a~ - i: 'i'- .,an
- =. j.: =" e~'..'.-. (. .": :,..a-. = !.
roS. l. 4. XIII
r,,,.c.ra.s 49, 49,. '' -. .,., = y v ~. '.,'.
Jane :. b.. r.... =. !. =: ':.r rs,,,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

A w.'. nearing but :.r"so'se man II
Lancaster. New Hampshire. WHO believed
D., was ...;... 20 speak IA NEE: ne. ms a,
Las: beer suppressed 10y rs unwilling near
tr-. wi, complained .. h.n ."c d.s'ai".ns
religious services. an,. had Inn r:: :L'.eG
bends % keen the peace :or one Nca".
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Av"urc mar vi" -: or The :E..!r a: +" i.'.e
Heath. illinois. wA,r intoxicated. bad.
nc;ru :ch.- friends with III" remark HAT
h.. w.,,t.: ma.: .h.n. IN ie.. t"-m"rr"w.
The t;ain had only I'll, few MES when a
rudaeu Jolt threw im az A"aI-tl!s:. .ra'-
,,r;cr Ia skull. His friends. :aw"\":. 1:d
M. NEE. him IS requested.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

a gentleman selegrapheG 70 '.efra iaS'
week for rooms al :. leading note! for his
family during the exposition. lie re
ceiyed Il. rep'v Houses are ia! "n'ii
November. Try Dresden
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

The health o, Mr.. $. 5. Cox is such that
Ne Wi. no. return 20 New York Tor some
aime He leaves Tor TIE South from Wash.
ington. and vii! visi: s.. Augustine ara
New Orleans before proceeding Nc..a.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
NOTICE.

S-ATR OF Yoc'>I.EA,}
Auditors Office. :
Eew Orleans. March :. 1881
N ccnl!iarce v..h act No. ,. OF 1875 this day
p.sIll.. gated holders OF vouchers for the extra.
session OF the General Assembly of !&!2
...s.ed 20 presen. them immediately a, this ottce
al. receive Their warrants thereon.
~. and after MONDAY, March II. vouchers o. the
regular session G! tie Gener.s. Assembly may be
presented al this otee-be:weeD the hours OF 10 :.
n. auG = VI. and warrants Wi: Je issued :leIeoH
il. the oIc.. y. w:ci! they are received.
CHARLES CLINTON.
.uf- :. n Auditor of p;.t'ir Accounts
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Il 10 predicted that y OIL est""i'H1''c 4
maximum plfce o! three and one hali cents
per mile for trans portat.ou ~ passengers IL
iowa VIII soon become q Jaw. : Ae ra'-"ay>
are not disposed {" reslst II.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
i CARD.

NEw ORLEANS. March :, 1875.
thereby return my thanks 70 the american
Mutual Insurance Association of New Orleans for
their prompt settlement and payment of loss by
fire sustained bv at tie ire or Lafayette street
Nc. .93. March :. 1873 and recommend SAID assoc.'
ton 10 the community az large.
,nb9 q MRS. VICTORIA LEWIS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

A thousand employees o: Nelscs. james
Y,ood. and Sons. ci !ittsb.I., Poun-y.-
vapia. have offered 20 continue to work 20!
mere 4gs.puapce until ;he t.ru. - zee FROM
its EnalvIaI difficulties
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Senator A L. Harris .ef. 20. tie '"o..
last evening. lie proceeds Immediately 70
Chicago, and lis correspondent. may a"-
dress LIN d. lie Sherman House. Il 'i~:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Tie new fashioned three decker !2G!es
hats for the theatre are constructed with a
window IL front anG rear. 10 enable persons
eittlny behind the weaIe.s u sec what ),
Soin. on.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

The sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans sells
mt auction this day. "t 1899 a. NJ. a: his
warehouse. No. :: s.. Ann street. between
Rovai an. Bourbon streets, Second E.--
trict. !9a"T-. wines. furniture, Eas kA:a!es.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Pna-.!f.ilv formed women, who zee i!!eu
no str.tiirc. conseL'et 20 :he d!ahgGFt"leA''
and ti.ev, zoe. -a:, /: is the "-t."H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

A cataract. 0: large volume and ":ea'
violence lately .,rI. -..!. near r:aL".r?..
PenEty.v&nla.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Upon being asked her fathers profession.
n Cincinnati belle said he ZEN balmeG pork.
she believed The EeighDoTs call Alm an
old ho.-packer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Senator ;;anp.pa: Hanl.r. .. Na,n". =
saId % he comparatively poo:, trL..-:T :"
q repo:: widely Published.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

An immense amount OF capita! and g'ea;
numbers Of laborers are reported TO 9!e
pourinc into the iron districts OF Georgia
Every day new companies are being formed
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

One o; .he very younges: .nIahi:aL:- OF
J. export. :'"rns. .vania. sports We're .oef'
zen fu.";s and three thumbs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Thirty :e.r- ago Boston ia! many "''L'
foot dwelling Houses. The ia. D:e :eIA" l.
inc - ..cr.: 20 disappear.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

We have received from the Treasury De
partmen. circular signed by the Secr"-
tary OF the Treasury in reference 20 'le
redemption o; tve-twenty oonds .! .e'-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Somebody sold a dealer N human hair IN
Cleveland. ONO, some hair :ha: mad been
cut from The head o: a smallpox patient,
md the dea!c. took the disease ana died.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Mark Twain in speaking OF cam p"l!-in' :
nsse;., .ha: ne would !athe. go hungry
for two day. :hau TO ca: AZ o.d persona.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Wisconsin woman lately pu: $1,000 in
ahe stove when she went out visiting, and
when she came home she klnGled I. tire and
burned i mp.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Six members OF the German .oya! family
snake NJ an aggregate stature OF shlrty-si&
fee. .wo inches. TD@t family IS always II
high soCIe-y.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Ten persons were lately baptized at Bred
head. Wisconsin, in a hole cut IL zee TWO
feet thick. when .he thermometer was ten
degree. below zero.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

4 phv.,i.r II Mlrc.e. Illinois. was
lately INJURED Ivy The caying in OF well.
He WI. hereafter .::enG 20 me -.cs ana .e:
ihe well alone.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

It :s reported :ha: woman II Name has
.aken :Le sma.. rox from a .e::e: wi.ttcH
nv. ro,.rg raI. sex with tie disease IN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

A vereIn..l. .hai: tia. Lafayette once
sat IN II one G: Tie cu:. osiLes .. Lexington,
KeE,....y.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

a &par O: horses IL Iowa are don: well
afte: benz h":!ei u.Le:eeH days L snow
drift.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

The second volume 0: me ASCENSION
-TecGc, has closed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Eliza Allen who died At Br!dwa:er. Mas
aachusett-. lately, weighed i2e poun.-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Senator >r-a-Ce represents the !.r-e-t
n.nsy.G .Iteges. i. 'he Senate. va,ious,y
estimated .. .gQH 81. ep9vg. - 80, ,vl0,9pg
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
NOTICE.,
CoioRED SOLDIERS AND ~AI.0Hs.

COIORED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
All CGlOred Soldiers O. Sailors. or :heir
Legal Representatives.
Who have received nc: &c :I.I. tie Treasury r..
partner: that certificates have teeE issued i.
sett.eneL: {: ti.e1
CLAIMS FOR PAY LcJE-y. !G.ZE MONEY. ETC.
Arl wfo have not I.ct rtL he alro.:.ts de
:ieul. directed Il c..e. 20 SPEEDY payment u!
tie sa.Le iy :i.s otLce, ..-d
without Further Expense by Claimants.
TO ter,! re: %a,ces.
W:h TG..c:!!gE lIuELSS. 20 :ls
Aiiutant General United States Army.
Washington. d. G.
Shsy sNc- F.! also state a
VIA. COMPANY AND RseINENT TIL: SBS":c::
Was RENDERED..
Z. .. TOWNSEND.
!.dju:an: Genera.
Va, Department. Aoi...ar: %ene...'s Cff"e
"asi nGtoL District O: -rLela.. !etuIa:y i&..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
REDNOND 3. NANNION,

.Carondelet strees............@'
NEW ORLEANS.
Issues Travellers Letters o. treGic oc
Hess1s. y u. EGTHSCHILp ! SONS LoudoH;
Nessrs. URKOTHSCHILD BROTHERS. Pars:
Messrs s. NJ. DRROTHNCHILp, NieLn3;
Hesscs. L. a. Ukkc.ESCHt-D = SONS, Fi@1 ].
4r'd 81 thai, ,crresrorder-s ia2l su,p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Eas ec2s:a,' o.: taxa aIt, g L '..:v .t.e.... c.
t;rec: invoices Q; me uo.: ee-al. AID cio!cc s..
l'c'ioHs Ct iew.iy :iou. :.e v..y be-: E-:e:,saI.
ma...:ac:oriea.
age assortment sf w..,t.s :;or. .fe cole.
t.a.e.. :&ctor.s .: ct:a:c. 49, z ..se. . son.
iacc. ard Others.
Diamonds iese' VIII and i. =. .a'es: ..y!a.
Fine Watches and .r~s:y IeIagtG ara q,.aI2a.
teed. Hc,.m y,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

eEw ORLEANS. MARCH II, 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
ra:d CapitnI $500.00o.

I:N InIYVAl. !N-,.J..sNIi. COH..NAs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

Fc: Il j PAT ''t!-sEs '"n"~fr rc Sc scieaae s.s
CT ...~ets sI-d o!.'! !DtofLnation, address
LUTHER HOMES,
Sece..arv Itcl.s.ss' es1 4s..s..s.a. Ea.rAgs1,
G.A..SE G.21xo