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National Republican., 1873-02-27
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Trsins between WASHING ION and BALTIMORE
aud WAsHlNdTON AND The WEST are now run
Us ''O"O"'' VI" FOR BALTIMORE.
|" o. " ~ ~ ~ isHTSSlBA2. fTk BkIffst1aEaEs I" p m
Leave ats and sa m, and !, 9:l5, 81, 8. aud
"' FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily eieent SUNDAY, at y and ~ and
az spS m I'D lS I'D IS g. ) % shS SPd r On m sunday
The l. rs and SIS =. m. trains stop At the follow.
lng stations only ekcept on sunday, when they stop
a. all s.al3n, In BlAdsns6nrg BeisIiile' auts ,s An
y. m. will STOP At Jessup's Cut, and the .. m at
rum ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 6sB a, m. and 10 D. m: but no train 10
FOR NORFOLK.
LeA'en foh Az II fISfEf PSilfs sSnqlY Uf YiiE WEST.
Leave dAily, except saturday and SUNDAY, a 80
Sp m fkIss 1a n ssuRaa1G RalGISE n AZ "A 'Pd Fd d%s,
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore at
FROM Bhiladelphi. and baltimore Mg9hm.
and 70. S;iO. .sS is b and 10 - p m m ~
FhOM the WEST
Arrive a 80 ~ and 10 b9 =; m
Washington station Ticket once Al ali houTs In he
avenue. PAssensrrs purchSsins tickets At the Ave
called Tor and checked al their residence taken 10
the depot, and put into the baggage car.
for New YORK, philaielphla aud Boston, sec ad
''ru''H'"' O' niOOsn i-iNfI fIios. H. SHARP.
Assistant Master q Transportation.
dsnsr.i DE- ai YYRLf; Riet;., Av.p,
ukO. y. kOONTZ,
JniT General AGENT Washington
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THO MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
.s,Sy, icy 5;. S 5'ss;GI ssS sy.s e ssso- s.s

Fsraishsiby Lssis johnson q o., DaHkers. aerhpssi
corner " rsHh aud y Rrests, WashfHqton
WEDNESDAY,, February %, lsI9
United States S. ISL Coupon, ile3 United Stses .s
baR, 69, Coupon, llbN! United states ePs'
IA, Coupon, 49,: United states b9rs, @, Coupnn,
Ils United states sSrs ~ rag coupon i,ss, unI,sJ
states Sara 20, Coupon ilel Omitted States i9tTs
Coupon, iiiis; United Btates per cents, ligH;
ycP. q; pSeiic S Mail II adams EIpsess, 81 Wells,
Ok United S,stss EsgTci: isS New Yo,h cspty.i
hSrlem a MS"TGn Rsiirosa iN; vt aichlssn dsptrsi ib
Lake Shore aud Michigan Bogthern, 81; Union H:
Fort6wsst i!silEosd si; gosh Island. iiil: Mlly.a
Ice and at Paul Railroad, b9A; Milwaukee and 81
Paul preferred, ~; Wabash and Western. nj;
Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railt9ad, iai
and ST. joseph Railroad, VI Chicasoh Alton, no;
ChicaEo and indianapolis Central Railroadt ";
tennessee state siIgs ola h Iennsssses ;s s,a,e w
gna state eonsol bond, @Al; North c.rolips silesl
old, ~. North Carolina Mres new, III hasolul
siSes, ~; Central PaCino bonds. iOi; Union Paoihc
First Boula, O..
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DROPoshLs FOR SUPPLIES.
orPIcE CHIEY CoNMIssARY oP sUDsISTEscH,I
DEPARTMENT oF DAKOTA,
ST PAUL, MINN., Feb 10, lb7a
Sealed proposals. In duplicate are invited untl "
O'Clock, m, THURSDAY, March ~, 1873, Tor fur
nishinli the United States Subsistence Department
with S6l 900 pounds Fresh Ground xxx Flour 70 De
made wholly from original stQ Of sound spring
Wheat Of best quality, and deliyeEed as follows;
AT FQRr SHAW, NJ. T.
$1,000 lbs on or before June ~, lsla
5000 ibs more on or before Sept ", lsa
AT FORT ELLIS, NJ 7.
6O10 lbs on or before June HD, lbIa ,
SOOOO lbs more on or before Sept 81, lsia
AT CAMP BAKER, NJ I,
$1,000 lbs. on or before june !, l6lh ,.-,
$1,000 lbs. more on or before Sept 10, l5.A 49,. s.,
Also for Furnishing, delivered at Fort Euis NJ T.,
100 Ibs. good fips Salt, In barrels,
The Flour 10 be delivered In good strong sacks or
Bidasrs must state the brand of Flour offered, aud
each bid shoHld contain written guarantee, from
least eight ounces Of each brand OF Hour offered
must accompany the bid, and each sample be mum;
bered and marked with the name Of the bidder, and
| these marks be referred to IN his bid
The prUposalg will DO indOraed dietinctly, Pro.
pOaAlB Tor Subsistence htOres and addressed to the
A. o. B., Fort shaw, NJ r., at which place they will
he opened al the time above stated, and bidders
| invited to be present. 70 respond 10 their bids,
ny authority oi the Department C9mmRpdfE
fshsi Captain c, s., Bt H. col, q ia
National Republican., 1873-02-27
RAILROADS.
NJ AsIIlNGTON AND ONO RAILROAp

"AbHINUTON AND OHIO HAILHUAU
On and after October T. is9 tho trains on this road
viii be run a. follOwag
The mali train viii leave AleIsIdria daily. except
Sunday, ats lR a. m; arrive at LceeburH At II a. m.
aud nsmilt9n AZ II s Leave Hamilton At Y ..
m. aud IeesburR At u % y IN, aud arrive II AleI
hndriA At Us .. N
Tho accommodation train will leave Alerandn,
daily, except Sunday, at r. m, aud arrive al Lees
burg at sis ,. m. Leave lcosburs al . a m, and
arrive At Alexandria at q !tb q IN.
The Is a m. train from hloIf 1dria and y 10 p. ~
tain from Hamilton connect at Hamilton Win
enyille, berryyille aud Winohester Also, Win
for Aide and Middleburg.
Communication Tickets, three cents pcr mile.
Annual Tickets, go II. ~ uAyENIH,
noy2u General Ticket Agent.
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DR0Ft5ALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

DROrO5ALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIkS.
OTEICE CmER QUARIEhNAsIER,,
fpRT LKAvkHwohTH, KAN, Feb. is, lsi5
this once until Ii oeioci = M, MARCH ~ isiS for
the deiiYery at the railroad station nearest to Fort
Dodge, Kansas, Of
SSS.SSS S9SSS RR88HNBs S822FFS S822FFsS
CARLOADS OF BRAN,
In sacks; delivery Of the Corn 70 commence within
ten uO days from date Of award Of oontraet aud 70
be continued 81 the rate per week OF At least one
eighth psb Of the entire quantity cQntraoted fori
the Oats aud bran TO be delivered within fifteen uS
Bidderu will state their p'ce per one hundred
PToposais will bo received for any portion Of the
grain.
The usual conditions, which eau be AaoertAined at
this oiiice, will be imposed upon bidders and con
tractors, and blank formB OF proposals. Will DO fur
nil he 4 Nu application.
BY aItIhoH Wv ~ the Department Commander,
-, STEWART VAN YLlEI,
Assistant Oulftcffn1 tier General, Brryct Major
General Z, Q. A., o def Qnartermaster DePt Mis-
souri. trUa0
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pALTlMouE AND rOToMAC RAILROAD.

RALIlhOltE AND fOTOMAC hAlLhOAD.
6Eror CORNER so,Ef;TRrsAEE sEfTIS AEED b STREETS
rnAlSs hFkHH ron rnAsSs WxsuhSaFSEE uhEFFESE AT
Irss.. dSils sl "a y press. dsly%. % csSspt Sun:
daily. w1..l s - 81 y < m, Mail. daily. .er.
SI.ss'. daily sicoPtsHh No 4 $S Western EI,
Sc RGGES asS &c sIesS sHs dhasy EsEs
eept Sunday. % y. m, daily.
q i. M, Cincinnati E1 10 0 y m, Accommoda.
press, daily, except Sun uon,daiy ,eIceptSundAy
~ .: p, Western EI.
m aSnnsst y Toyis Win Tsas foT asaGoTd ri saS lSaS
ins bosie 2, ig " a. m and Sl9 p IN. arriving At
AfTISsG TraiSs sIas a. N RaasSstJn sas at At and
SO q. N; connect a Bowie with trains leaving Mari
ss% ssE SIr As s at Ticket once
nue., can have their baggage called for aud checked
Se@ I fhToa @ tSsS1s 10 % ceina i GEas anS SSd
IPSdisaSpp9S; Sts1S bourye s. L9ai' New Orleans
ESBkSS ERYBBSS} 3sS SfR fs!.ssH ssSssnsRaSnt &ssSe
r. REAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
.g2 ssl sgi!%SsE aB! 4 s.Es
washington: 80 M M pal'inoro...... Tram.
.... b.sp pm. ...... slO j. IN.
THE aiiRAlTS y B&5HbL & u LErRAoK R0tI2TRf. ~'
With elegant Scenery, Palace state. ROOM day and
night cars with modern improvements
I've hundred miles saved to Western and Central
Ihs . d |. m: daily. except Sunday, northwest:
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Thfoush from Baltmyre 10 Rochester aud PiltSburE
without change
Tickets by this route can be procured At the ONCE
corner Of Sixth street and PennsylyAniA avenue and
Ihirtecnth street and PcnnsylNaniA avenue. where
| reliable information will be given at all times.
Passenses procuring TIC kets at these ofhces can
cure accommodations Ia Palace Cars for Pittsburg
| Corner Sixth st, aud Penn, ave,
ED. 3. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
dStH baltimore. Md
INIlROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
| .,,- WAsHIsGToS, N0y. y l51a.nQtn
Trains bctyeen Washington and New Yorb
| FoR NEW YORK. without change Of cars
Pm -, -.
Leave da'; except sunday at a. IN, !, nd
Pm .
Leave Tor New York At ob0 y IN, aud PhilA
sleeping cars for New York on the 80 p. IN. .ra
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York
Boaton can be had at tho Station Once at all hour
Dec baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
or s6ssdf sna ibS bSeEssn W "AAhirt2a An
--u 'DI Assistant G Master i of fransporsaticp m
: L NJ COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. nos
National Republican., 1873-02-27

n AND u STREETS
WEST.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHINGTON.
tb3 .. m, Western Ex.
press, daily, except Bun.
day.
8 - a, m, Mall, daily. ,ox.
cept sunday,
prcss, daily,
Ss1 .. m, Pacific Express,
daily, except sunday,
qG y. m, daily.
10 20 y. m. AccommodA
ton, daily ,eIccptSundAy
National Republican., 1873-02-27

SOlITl
TRAINS LEAVE fOR
BALTIMORE.
4 81 O. M, Niagara EH.
press, daily,
9 .'s a, IN, baltimore Mail,
daily.
l0aB q. m, Western EI,
prces, daily, except sun
day.
Ss .. M. baltimore Ac
cOtnmodAiiOn, daily, eI
cept sunday.
5 q y. m, Cincinnati Ek
press, daily, except Sun
day.
7ibS y. m, Western Ex,
press daily,
National Republican., 1873-02-27
DR0POsALs FOR FIRE sH BEEF.


HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE PLArrf,i
OFYicE CHIEP CoMMIssARY or SuBsIsrENcE,
OMAHA, NRD,, Feb. b leId
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate swith ElarAintfee
bs EsSsyea d ihis otics until 4 g.eleeh a m S on
the Fresh beef and beef Cattle required by ihe
Bubalstence Department. United States army, At the
following stations, during twelve months commene'
W Fcrt MePSefson, North Platte, sidney barracks,
Cheyenne Depot, Fort d; A. Russell, Fort laramie
Fort fettermAn, Fort Sanders, Fort Fred steele,
Fort Bridger, Camp s!ambaugh' Camp Brown,Camp
Douglass and Post Of Beaver. - -
CSYenns Dspol, RoI p a. Russell Fort tarIn.
must be bid for together Al other stations may be
bid t9r .epItftsS os n such srSsp a. e,nds5S ~ n5
group =
Cattle and the latter must be bid foE by net yciSht
II is 10 be understood, however, that Beef Cattle
will be taken for expedltionAry purposes only,
Wv gs 70 CON
Information as 70 conditions, quality Of Fresh
taned by Application 70 fhs undersisnied or TO the
COmmnaAry at any station named.
By command Of brig. Gen. ORD; p,pp,ovp
lfebaT Breyet Brig Gen. Z. O. \.
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A LExANDRIA AND wAsuISGEoN RAIL
n E2AR EEf3AksthilES5 hEB hkkLiEiNStAiNpnh AND rhkDE

DEPoT CofsSLR six iii Nd u sTREk%G
Lea trains for hleS.ndris :. q l.aye q q ItollowN,
Local trains from AieIandriA arrive o. follows
6lA y - " . m, le, % us, p and - :. n.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash.
inlrtOn aud Ohio railroad.
oUANTlC0 acc0mmodatlon leaves Washington
10 q, IN. daily, except SUNDAY,
oREAT BOU1HERN ExfBEss, via Richmond.
csyes NsshinEton 10 ~ ?. m daily except SUNDAY;
for sale h the ono? corncr HiIih and pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth aud fennsylyanlA avepue,
gage 20 be checked at all hotels aud residenoss
National Republican., 1873-02-27
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

Chief OuartermAster Departmen
feb9s Major and Quarteru
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NOTICE..

TINO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-wHEREAS,
Il in a certain suit, instituted by Henry J. Gard
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company, in the Circuit
Court of the United States, District of louisiana
and known on the docket of said Court as suit No.
1888, the aforesaid trustees have advertizedftOr
sale, on FRIDAY. June 6, 1873, certain property
lying within the city of New orleans and
Whereas, From uncertainty in the description
of such property the same can not She correctly
designated and located, and in such sale the afoTe
said trustees NAV seek to include the property and
ferry rights referred to in, and embraced by, GER
tain acts and JOINT resolution of the General As
sembly Of the State of Louisiana, more partic'-
larry the following
Act No. 20, page twenty eight, approved August
10, 1868:
Act No. &c, page twenty-five approved February
IT, 1862
Joint resolution No. 81, page sixty-seven ap-
proved March 6, 1869;
Act No. 81, page fifty five, approved February n,
1870;
Now, then, this IS to notify all persons whomso-
ever intending to purchase at said sale OF other.
that the several acts and the Joint resolutions
of the Legislature Of Louisiana herenabove
ferred to, and any and all other statutes of the
State so far as they have or pretend to have, con
veyea or interfered with any. property then and
now belonging TO the city of New Orleans, or held
by her trustee or for the use of the public
far as they have pretended to- or have granted the
right of way through her public streets, or upon.
or through, or over, her batture and other public
Places or have interfered Herewith and so far as
they seek to transfer, or have transferred, any
right claim, franchise or privilege apppertainins,
or in any way manner belonging to
the city OF New Orleans in her own right, OF held
in trust by her for the public or for any person
persons whonsoever, are unconstitutional and
void; that neither the New Orleans. Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad Company or the New Orleans,
Mobile ana Texas Railroad Company had or have
any right, title, interest or claim i'll and TO the
property and rights aforesaid, and that they were
without legal or equitable right to mortgage and
hypOthecate the same, to affect the said prop
erty and rights, or any part thereof, by the deed
of trust referred to in ard forming the basis of the
suit or proceeding afort said that the city
and only owner, legal and equitable, of all OF
the property and rights aforesaid. and fortified
and sustained as her claim has been, and now is,
by judgment of the Supreme Court of Louisiana,
rendered contradictory with the New Orleans
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company she will
gard any person or persons setting up any adverse
right title to the said property, grants priv
leges and franchises, whether claiming to hold
under the contemplated sale or not trespassers.
and will prosecute the same, such. to the fullest
extent of the law.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
GEORGE $. LACEY City Attorney. ny3o Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Foreign Endorsement of the Standard
Tonic of America -There s. ems to be no limit to
the celebrity of Hostetters Stomach Bitters. Every
year the demand for it increases and the territorial
area of its popularity expands. 1t has long been
the standard tonic ana approved remedy for
epidemic disease in the Republics of South and
Central America in Brazil and the West 1ndies and
the British Colonies on this continent. More re-
Gently its merits have been appreciated at the
antpodes, and it is now shipped in large quantities
to Australia and Tasmania. The reasons why it is
making such extraordinary Roadway in remote
regions as well in America, are very simple and
lie in a nutshell. 1t is medicine suited to all
peoples all climates and all ordinary disorders and
disabilities. 1t prevents and cures malar1Ous
diseases, relieves indigestion, braces the nerves,
improves the appetite, clears the brain, regulates
the liver arrests intermittent fever strengthens
the physique and invisorates the constitution
ie1 ter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-04

By Mr.. Calhoun and adopted:
To notify the public Of the intention of
the Council to widen Poland street.
Petitions, etc.
The Mayor presented the under men
toned petitions, which were severally
referred as stated:
From John T. Michel to be paid salary
as Recorder of the Sixth District. TO the
Administrator of Public Accounts.
From Henry c. Dibble to pc paid 900
fee, for legal services assisting the City At
torney in the suit OF the Factors and
Traders Insurance Company VS.. the City,
said services having been authorized by the
the Whole.
From the grand jury of the parish, re-
commencing the sale of the Workhouse,
the petition being accompanied by an
opinion of the district attorney, that police
magistrates have not the power to sentence
persons to hard labor. To the committee
Of the whole.
From Graham Bell, president Of the
Union Benevolent Association, for remis
sion of taxes on the property of the asso-
citation. TO the Administrator of Finance,
with power to act.
From George w. Roper, for remission of
costs, etc, on tax bills. To the Administra
tor of Finance. with power to act.
From the Sisters of Good Shepherd, pro-
posing to take charge of the girls confined
in the House of Refuge at $l4 each, per
annum. To the Administrator of Police.
From Charles Gaulon, to rent the cite OF
the late Touro Aims House for six months.
To the Administrators of Commerce and
Waterworks and Public Buildings.
From A. W. Moffatt, for extension of a
lease of city property. To the Administra-
tor of Commerce.
BY Mr.. Lewis:
From Henry Clay, president of the Union
Sons Relief Association Of Louisiana, for
cancellation of a tax bill. To the Admins
traitor of Finance, with power to act
By the Mayor:
From z. Taylor, the Ursuine Nuns,
Eliza E. Meux, w. w. Devine, Mrs. Fnnnie
Brothers, Christian Wardner, and w. D.
Denegre, as attorney for Mrs. A. FortieI
and Miss Louise Fortier, relative to their
respective assessments.
Business Out of Order.
The rules having been suspended, Mr.
Lewis, had PERMISSION to offer resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing the Mayor
to appoint experts to assess damages cause d
IN naiora 4, Vipnant NV GiCUiDp a canal
etc.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
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Sixth District, for services rendered during
the month of May, 1873, 1866 81.
John McPhelin, district attorney, for six
teen convictions from May 19, 1873. to May
81, 1873, inclusive, approved by the judge
of the First District Court, $40.
T. Fitzwilliam 4 Co., binding law books
for Mayors Office in May, 1873, approved,
$40.
D. Schluter, lumber for making book case
proved, $ls 80.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, bills for the month of May, 1873, ap-
proved: Printing 1000 assessment bills for
drainage Office, $50; printing copies of pro-
ceedings of City Council, $50; advertising
proceedings of City Council, $l2s; adver-
Using ordinances of City Council, $27l.
Barrett & Wiemann, locks, hinges, etc,
for archives, s. 90; locks, hinges, ETC., for
public accounts, $ll 80.
George Ellis & Bro, paper for Mayors
office, approved, S..
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, advertising notice in regard to city
property, approved by the Mayor, $50.
An ordinance to defray the Expenditures of
the Department of Waterworks and Pub.
lie Buildings for the month of May,
1873.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
are hereby appropriated to defray the ex-
penditures Of the Department of Water
works and Public Buildings for the month
of May, 1873; and that the Admins
traitor Of Public Accounts draw his war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund, for each account,
and not otherwise APPROPRIATED
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

United States vs.. 1864 Cigars. IS Rolls
Cigarettes, etc.-No lO,li5.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District of eiana.-ln obedience 20 an
admiralty warrant, to me directed in the above
emitted suit Il have seized and taken into my pos
session.
1854 Cigars, IS rolls Cigarettes 50 pounds of To-
bacco boxes OF jelly 10 bottles Gin Panama
Hats aud one pair Slippers now libeled by the
United State tor the causes set forth in
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
terest in 20 the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the first Monday of July, 1879 to show cause if
any they have or can, why the said articles
should not be condemned, and be sold agreeably to
the prayer of libelants.
United States MaIahaH5 Office, New Orleans
third day OF June 1873. -
s. B. PACKARD,
je4 Il iy6 United States Marshal.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

+. LacrOix VS.. j. Is. Gaubler-FOurfh
Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans, No.
205g.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTERI FACIAS TO-
- me directed by the Hon. John Cain, Fourtl,
Justlce OF the Peace i'll and for the parish OF Or
leans, Will proceed to sell at public auction,
nj RSDAl Juue IL, 1873, at twelve O'Clock VI, in
front of my warehouse No. Frenchmen street The
following described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC.. %
per inventory file in my Office.
Seized III the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
my3l je5 Il J. W. JONES, Constable
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Fifth Distri
LEVELS CreScent City Illustrated

The publisher has kindly laid on our
table copy of his long expected work
bearing the above title. 1t is neatly printed
on first quality of paper, aad illustrated
with we'll executed engravings Of some OF
our public buildings, together with portraits
of several prominent characters. 1t con-
+a;ns 2 well written historical sketch OF the
city, besides vast amount OF use,al anu
Interesting information.
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COURT RECORD.
First District Court.
TUESDAY, JUNE ), 1913.


State vs. Sally and Mary Mitchell.-Lar-
ceny. Nolle prosequi entered.
State VS.. Henry Green.-Larceny. Yer
dict guilty.
State VS.. Daniel Lloyd.-Larceny and
knowingly receiving stolen goods. Verdict
guilty on second count.
State VS.. Charles Clinton.-Assault and
battery on Jacob HenriGuez. The evidence
was that defendant had forcbly elected tn e
prosecutor from the building occupied by
the State Auditor. Verdict guilty.
State vs. Charles Clinton-False impris-
onment of f. Merle. This case and three
others of the same nature are intimately
connected. Verdict-guilty.
State VS.. Charles ClintOn.-By color OF
his office, knowingly doing an act not au-
thorized by law. Indictment quashed, the
effense being included in the indictment for
assault and battery.
State vs. Schounhausen and Dutfy.-Rob-
berry. forgery, larceny, etc. Bail reduced to
$1,000 in each case.
Fifth District Court.
Tie Jurors drawn for the ensuing term
have been summoned for Wednesday, and
are potitied TO appear without fail, as a
heavy fine will be imposed on all absentees-
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT or POLICE.
New Orleans, June 2 1913. {
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
W Pound, corner Of urquhart and Union
streets
ONE SORRELL HORSE, about twelve hands
high, four white feet and white face.
Which, if not claimed within five days, and tbs
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at pubic auc-
ton at said pound MONDAY, June g. 1875
at twelve o'clock NJ.
ROBERT BREWSTER, Administrator.
No. 8-ie3 I'd
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PROPOSALS..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Supervising Architect May II, 1873. s
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Az
- this Office until twelve o'clock noon WEDNES-
DAY, June 4, as follows
|. For the purchase of the Marine Hospital lot
in the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana, and tho
buildings thereon
2. For the purchase Of the buildings, TO be re-
moved by the purchaser within sixty days frcIn
date of acceptance of proposal.
For the purchase OF the land without tho
buildings.
This property is eligibly located and Constitutes
the square of ground bounded by Gravier Broad,
Common and White streets, and is neaely 500 feet
square,
Terms of Sale-Cash on delivery of possession.
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if deemed for the interest of the gov
eminent to do
All proposals should be indersed Proposals for
Marine Hospital property at New ORGANS, Louis
iana," and addressed to the undersigned
A. d. MuGLETT,
my22 LIT Supervising Architect.