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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-29

dE0. ), K00NTz. Aren't &sshinston- NOS
M AsH!NaToN CITY, yIRaINlA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, Orange, NeIAndriA aud MAnas.
COMMIT and lyasnsEI,f asd pan'is Railroad
p3UBLE pAItY TBAINs !sssee PA SUNDAY M
9onnsotions Will 30 made between Warrington and
New York, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
Vile Tor hichmond and South. and ali the line 70
tie Ohio siysr and West
boat, Seventh strset wharf, twice diiiy.1A ~;
Union .trssIs Ass.ndrs, ~ % = M md .. m
making close connections West and Southwest
PAsse9seIs for Manassas pivision leave Seventh
street wharf . M, daily. excepting Sunday,
Pullman Palace Oars from Alexandra to New Or.
Buy tickets at Go Pennsy lvaniA avenue and at
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, WAshington.
.. o. or ct Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
KnoI,s Omnibus Line makes rapid connection DO
tween Bal!imere and Ohio railroad depot and sev'
fTeSiiss, and supper on ferry boats for through
ara l. NJ BROADUa n IT A.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
James J. O'Hara vs.. Theodore Ryon.

". ?. HARPER,
ap4 20 HlyS Sheriff of the Parish of Orle ans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

CI1TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PaFI,A OF
y Orleans, No. 4l49-By virtue OF writ of
feii fac:as to me- directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF OSeaus, in
the above entitled cause I will proceed to ell At
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal st:eet, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets in the Second District Of this
city on FRIDAY, May %, 1873, at twelve O'clock
NJ, the folio owing described prOperty, to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND.
and all its improvements and Iights situated in
the Fourth District Of New Oileans. III the square
bounded by Philip Jackson, Willow and Clara
streets a4I is design ed by the number four on O.
plan drawn by Louis II. Pile, late surveyor dated
Nav It. 1856 and aUne xed to aI OF partition be
twea1, Theodore EyOn and others, passed before
Edward Barrett, late notary public IN this city.
measures ole lIrared and nifty feet four inches
FIVE lines ont On Philip street, one hhldred and
nineteen feet seven lines front Clara street,
hundred aud fifty feet two inches two and hat
lines Oh the line OF lot number two, ard one hun
drri and thirteen feet eight inches one and
halt lses cne the line CT lot numotS tlSee9ts 2eS
said plan.
Seizea in the above suit.
Terns--rhis being the second anS Rise anee!oe
the said property VII be definitely afjud:es ed
to tie highest aud last bidder for what 1t will
bring at twelve months credit, the purchaser
furnishing BOND, with good and solvent security,
bearing e ight per cent interest per anIium from
date, and spa cia n.Ci 'ge on the property sold
u It'll final Vayment. Sad purchaser will have to
deduct and pay in cash tie printing Sheriff and
clerks fees. etc, which amount 70 about ore
hundred and thirty dollars, and furthermore th @
State. parish and municipal taxes tie amount OF
W. P. HARPER,
my6 Is % Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

The Vienna Exposition.

The cable dispatches of the Associated
Press gave us half column of news on the
opening ceremonies of the event Of the year.
the great Worlds Fair at Vienna, bat the
same day the New York EeraTs quadruple
issue presented forty-two columns on the
same subject Nine of these we're tele-
graphic dispatches in German, containing
accounts from the pens of those geniuses Of
the fatherland Louisa Muhlbach and Ber-
tho!d Auerbach; while J. Russell Young and
Edmund Yates spread themselves to the
million English readers. From special
full list of the American exhibitors we
select the following Louisiana names which
show how we'll she is represented:
Aliens, Sherck & Autev. B. H Anger,
Adolph E. Bader, John J. Barr Il Co j. c.
Beard. Behan, Thorn s. Co., Bienville Oil
Works, Charles Boland, Idmond Bourgeois,
Bridge & Son, john NJ Carr. w. W. Care
Crescent City Steam Sugar Refinery, Hen
rietta Davidson, j. A. Dehart, Arthur
Denis, Fairbanks & Gilman. l.. +. Generes,
Aristide Gerard, l.. Graham. George Hide.
brand, F. Hohzack. A. j. Ingereol, P. j.
Kennedy. Duncan +. kenIer, Frederick j.
Knapp. W. B. koontz. Calcasieu Sulphur
and Mining Company, Hugh Lewis, E. Law
renee. William T. Layaux, Lehman, Abra-
ham Il Co. Theodore Lilienthal, D. Lopez,
Louisiana Paper Manufacturing COMPANY,
n. W. Mccall, John Mendiing Il Co., 4. b.
ntgomery, S n. Moody. B. 4 G. Moses,
New Orleans Academy of Sciences. New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. New Orleans
Sanitary and Fertilizing Company, Thomas
Ong, Pelton g. Dunbar, D. B. Penn, Will
Lam N. Pinckard. Price, Hine & Upper.
Jos. Raymond, Charles & A. Roman, }.
Rvkoski, Thomas Schorr, Benz min F.
Smith. Angelo Socola, Southern Ramie
Planting Association, Henry Spiliman,
Stern's Fertilizer and Chemical Mannfae-
turing C, mpany, |. Symanski, Union Wood
Preserving Company, Williams, Rupert q
Co., Nine. C. Waggaman.
TAe exhibitors from the United States
occupy Che southwestern corner of the
buildings, and are surrounded entirely by
chose of England
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06


A STRING OF FsREs.-Our FIRE department
had ample opportunity to exercise the ma
chimes Sunday night. Al eleven O'Clock an
alarm was sent from the furniture store OF
j. Jehle, on Dryades, between TerpsicEcre
and Euterpe streets, but the freMen arrived
so quickly that the flames gained little
headway. Water was more damaging than
fire.
This work was scarcely finished before
an alarm was sent from No. lH Peters
street, in the moss pickery of G. Weems
The flames had made such progress when
the tiremen rived, that it was plain to be
seen that nothing could save the place from
destruction. Loose aud baled moss is fine
food for fire. The machinery and moss
were all burned, estimated as worth some
thing like 5000. The building was Of brick
and belonged to a succession. q
About three O'clock yesterday morning
the engines were called on to go to tie
corner Of Clio and Freret streets, to one
story frame building which was burning
This building, owned by Mr.. Leopold
Holden. and occupied by Mr.. G. II. Smith
with the entire stock. On the stock and
fixtures there was an insurance IN the Ger
mania Insurance Company Of $500, but il
what amount the building was insured was
not ascertained.
The adjoining one-story frame house. oc
cupied by NJ. Alphonse Hernora, vas par
tally destroyed, and the furniture and
other household effects considerably in
jured, TOR which, however, lie will be REIN
bursed by policy of $500 on it in the Auer-
icar Mutual Insurance Company OF this
city. How the fire originated could not be
learned.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
uotchkiss & Co., Schmidt 4 Xeigler,
subrogated, vs. Daniel Mullisan.

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans. No. Al a66 No. eoJ, late
Seventh District Court.-By virtue OF alias
writ OF teri facias to me directed by the honora-
Bile the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, Will proceed
to sell at public aEct;Ou at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between Ca
nal and Custom house streets. i'll the SecoId Dis
trlct of this citv. on TUESDAY, May 6, 1873 Sat
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prep
ertv. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with the
Improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth DTS
trict of this city, III the square bounded by 1T.
Charles Carondelet, Josephine and ST. Andrew
streets de ignSted by the numbers seven and
eight, ad 'Ciuin. each otter; lot number
composed Of tue original lot numbe- tweIty two
and rear part Of 10. number seventeen, plan Of
A. de Young al b. F. Nicho the former January
g. 1850 the latter Nav s. 1883, in the office OF II B.
Cenis late rotary; has twenty-eight feet front on
CaronGeet street, by about one hundred aal forty
six feet il DEPTH and lot number eight which is tho
same as lot number twentv-three, on said Plan OF
Nichols, has twenty-e!ght feet I4,nt Or Caronoe"t
street, by about one hundred and twenty feet IN
depth; de i.natiOrs seven and gnt are ContOrma-
Bile to plan Of Reizfnstein late surveyor; salt
plan b ing erroneous as to depth of lot mum ber
eight, both parties agree this shall be controlled
by ab,ve description; b. ing the same property ac-
qu;red by the defendant by purchase from Th"nas
Mcknight, by art OF sale passed before F. G. Ouvel
ler notary public, in thus city. May -, 1868,
Seized in tie above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
". P. HARPER
ap4 20 nys Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
Commercial Insurance COHpanF0

At the annual meeting yesterday Of this
old and reliable company the following
ramed gentlemen were eiecsed directors
for the coming yeaS:
Edward A. YorRe. goisn T. fiasdie. ,. y.
Beades, Joseph West. George o. Sweet
Joseph II. Oslesbyo J. e. Parhanle +; lie
Fairchilds j. l.. Dunnicas Julius "elso
Charles Peasants John @ Sinnott; Joseph
O'Brien, L. AlcusO J. s. ,Ccpes, p. Pour'
sine, Thomas Smith W. 4. Blakelnoreo G.
II. Dolsen. E. H. Wilson, j. j. 1rhyo +
Kirkpatrick. theodore BegkS0ao We 90
.Friersor and Go r. PcesSoGo
The aft, ,irs of this company are Sc ss Tets
prosperous condition. j. II. OSiesby, ESQ g
is the prosideRro and will probably be rec
elected at the ofsanizafi0n Of She sSe%
hoard Os directors
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
CONSTABLES' SALES.
Isban Theurer vs.. pohn PS Bolton an

Isban Theurer vs.. John PS Bolton and
George Lawrence, Captae and owners OF
SLe Parish of Orleans No. l93ie
TDY VIRTUE CT WRIT OF FIERY FACIAS
ID TO noe directed by the Hon. John Cano Fourtli
Justice of the Pt ace IN and for tie parish oe or
leans i'll proceed to sell at rTblic al!ct or OF
TUESDAY, May 6, 1873, at twelve o'S.ock Mo foot
ot Cinuet street, Third Distric'-o
THE LCGGER LITTLE KATE. So f0e:s GurGer
her tackle, sail etc. she lies 90 tbs M3s.is
sippi river, foot Of Ciouet street.
Seized IN the ABOVE entitled saH$o
aS5S nsgsS j. Ws SONGS Gsss.A1e.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

TRIAL OF THE New ENGINE 90 PERsEo
vERAHCE No. l3.-SunGay the rough and
ready" boys Of No IL took hold of the ropes
OF the new engine and pulled her to the
well at the corner of Julia and Camp Streets
for second trial
The engine is third class, Gould patenes
single cylinder, variable pump, the third
engine with that style III the country, and
Mr.. Edward Flood, tEe agent, claims for il
that it will throw more water to a greater
distance in a shorter time than any other
engine in the United States. Her perfur2-
ance seemed to indicate he had q toUnIa-
ton for his assertion.
The turnover was maze II S:G9e first
water $50: distance thrown 255 feet
through one and one quarter inch nczzie
and 100 feet of hcse.
An attempt was then made at another
trial, but the well which. the evening ct the
fire, supplied four engines refused to favor
this one.
She was then rolled to tie heaS Of Com
mon street, and at the first trial improved
on the previous one by nine inches.
The second trial was with two streams.
each length of hose 100 feet, forced thr cugh
one, one and eghtn inch Eozz.eo i53
feet inches, through the other, sevep0
eighths inch nozzle, Isl feet II inches
A third trial was then made with StHJ
feet Of hose end seyen-eighfs inch Eo2ztee
tne engine forcing water 1853 feet g
inches, and Sire yloc6 lad kept his wosde
for che Seae has nevey been &Suaje% Oy ssh
engine of this class.
Messfe. William McCufcheono goge9naA Of
SO. 8Ss Tom Mccormick foreman Of No. q.
AID @. Tncman. Of No. s53. acted as judges.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

William Henderson VS.. Greville Ewing.
S,lXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
fac.as tG.Re directed by the honorable the sixth
e aIeye tbs aase
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
torlhouse sueets. in the Second District OF this
city on SATURDAY, June :, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, togtther
with all tie buildings and mproyene,n en- there Il,
number tive. bounded by Crsuriines, 81. Pulp
Koeheblave and rorsenCis -tfetts, designated as
two, seventy three, elghty-two, eighty three and
eighty -focr,, as yer pan OF e: A. te A,E'as @
l852, asd deposited in the office Of Joseph
Cuvi.lier, notary Iublic in this city, and having
American suIes as follows, to Wit: Lo; num-
ter seventy has thirty seven :'et front On ursu
2l9.es street bv hundred and TO yseven feet
sesSn inch. tllee lines in feVth on the lht OF lot
LuYube? eegeIs y-ones and ore hv-dretS aid forty
e.yan Efs-S Feven 5nthes 0p Tie 81 Nox2 to
!GE Gu9nh eixtyoljle. Cots GBuSogss seventy
one, sevcnfy-iuU aad seveltS';h5ee dave eac5
ewsnSy-ssifle feet zine iGches ven sues soEg
su r.s...ines slIee's bV She toli0w"g geSt!S %iz:
Lot GGu oeg estg one CGe hundred AID sWp e@t
seven inei's three lines OF the IAr II S.s gam tS
inches tige 2ss ON the 4int OF Iot Lilmtt: stSeiS
two: aid said ut Luin Der seven o has one nut-
dreto and two feet seven inches i've lines on the
lice of lot rur,. Der seveutyone. d: one hundred
ard two feet seven inches seven tne o. me ii!ie
of Lot rl!,i r sey.nty-three; AID sad lot numuer
seseIlty tree has the last measure on the axe OF
IsP 2unber sew vtEtytwo, and one huLdret ana " o
tees ghb i2lches two lines on the SIDE next I" Dor
geaos st,eeG LOIS Numbers eiGhtytwo AID eighty:
eilree have. each, twtntyoine feet line inches
ssvtl ..l6s sros s Ste Shili2 street, by 9Le follow
lag s!apt;!s GiZ: lot DInCer Gigat2 too, GIo dun
sized Az! no :ees seSeE n. les seve9 Ines ;he
!ne o: OF G.abeE sIah?J -"Eg; nhG bpt t+ulnoer
eis;I.S-;irar V.ss hundred and Swss gees Sc. n
Lslss :!yt Lies on tIs Jne of lot Au'eera iSf0J
s,vo ole; oss huI.dred and Swo feet esvea clee
Htset. Ines she line OF Ice nGmbeS siSlsy 9ol.;
ad lot number eisb: y-four has tAil?y aevaG zee?
.Yons on st Philip street. by one hundred and
seven e.et seves iacle6 three line, dee on
fhs Lac o. lot mum Der eighty thee and o. han
.rsd iIts fo''y .eet seven ilahes on ee Ike
of !os EGui-r sgsFy fTr. Acquired by the de-
se:l..ur Lugei.. hy EuIciass Gssla tAtav Sc Ara
;ole Holland a,.d Mrs. Mary Jane White, hi
Se peg act passed itoss J.. q. sfo.t So9asb
fubc ssu tie, fweLty- ih.g2 sf Sesy'sa6e, ssG6.
Sslz-,s il. 81 above sui'a
TsSSae-e%'asLs o. She spoqs
sl1CSGisS Sf4ejs3 OF 3he Pa9ash of Orieans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
Eieciinn IL: DOnnl dsOnvilie0

Az charter election held in the S0'sA VS
Doualdsenville on Saturday last the 0'Pe"'
ple's ticket" dominated bS the Rep"e'
licans. a1d headed by Mr. Charles r. SMITH
for mavoro was triumphanto al! its eanG''
dates. save chose sor the minor positions g!
assessor and secretary being elected The
contest was spirited and close 5us Shs
popularity Of the Republican nominees
proved toe great for sheir opponents 9he
winning ticket was supported SS the S'''''
and opposed bS she LeadcS'o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
SHERIFFS SALES.
c. NJ. Conrad vs.. Ad. BOuchard.

G. NJ. Conrad vs.. Ad. BOuChard.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 45l4-By virtue of writ OF
fier farias to me directed By the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans ~
the abo-e EMIT ed cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, At the Ierchanls and Auctloneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOLse streets in the Second District OF this
city, on lUESDAY, May 6, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit - - ,
SIX CERTIFICATES OF STOCK N THE BOU
CHARD SEWING MACHINE MOTOR COMPANY
OF New Orleans humbe,e as 70 lows. to vii:
Number eighteen, for twenty-five shares of ore
hundred dollars each.
Number riueteen for twenty five shares of one
hundred dol ars each.
Number twenty-five, for twenty-five shares OF
one hundred dollars each.
Number twenty-three, for twenty cve shaTes OF
one hundred dollars each
Number twenty four tor twenty-five snares OF
one hundred dollars each
Number twenty -elg ght. tor twenty two saate5 OF
one hundred dollars each.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
apps myl6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orlears
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
Lehmans Abraham Il Go. vs.. Louisiana
Fact

S,f%Tf2 DISTRICT COURT FOR THO PAR
> ;s OF Orleans, No. 3202.-Bv virtue OF writ OF
fe!l eacias to no directed by the honorable TIE
sxSh District Court for the parlsl, OF Orleans. II
q; abovs. eEstied cause, Will proceed to sell az
public auction at the Merchants aud ALct0Ieers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ORD CIs
qomlOuse aiIeetse III the Second District Of oAls
civ On i9OSDAyo Nay Il, 1875 at twelve o'Cioch
VI Che following described properly, 20 vito
EGEVhN BOMBS ear h for one thousand dollars
all of said bonds paIaJL d he vsrf-tLr, anS oam-
Oered as follows, TO wiz
80. 2lee0-e BOND with glgEGS coupons OF tO:ty
dollars. ss ven years
No. u s@S1e bond TSGh eleven GcGS02s5 dP 6o5Sy
slol aIs seven Years
No. 29-Oce lsIud wjtiS GitSSIs C02S,OSa 0s Sorty
dollars seven years.
No. 2t-One bond %JeS @JeEes! COSpo2i5 o. 5000
dollars seven 9earas
No. 25-OLe bond wsSs ES "csa G0as s,I:o Ss3 ?oIgy
collars seven years.
40. 2G-One bond wjsA GlevGa COuSGI.s se S16gy
siui.aTs, seven years.
No. 27-One bona vs2fs ei&vS?I eOui&no s6 golty
do lars, seven years
No iZ-cle bond VITA ehEtos?i G7uqp2D Oh 6oiYv
dollars, eight YEAR.
No. i}-Uue bond with Ghigsee2. coupons "S SortS
dollars, eight years. oa
No. ti-One aOud RI9a -a'5scc's q eEPoHS O! FortS
do are. ei-h: vearas
No. s5-Une bond wtsb sbssSEea s"osSAs 90 S'f'S
&r!isrs eight years
Seized ia the above sU.Is
w. r HARPER.
a:2sm:sii sas.!s es 'as Fas;sb es sssaaso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
PROPOSALS FOR sUPERINTENDENT'S
LODGES AND FOR ENCLOSING
WALLS AT NATIONAL tIILITARS
CEMETERIES.

FFF?CE CHIEP eQCARPERAssTEP,
d5Gsary Division Of the South, :
Louisville, ky., May !, l813o9
GEAEEb PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WITH A
~ copy of this advertisement attached to each
Will he Received at this Office until SATURDAY,
May 81, at noon, for the following worb az the
National Military Cemeteries FAMED, viz:
superintendent's lod les OF brick or stone at
Andersoaviile. Georgia; Fayetteville. Arkan .as;
Fort Gibson Indian Territory; Camp Nelson Ken
tuckr; Beaufort, South Ca'olina Knoxville and
PittsburS LandiGg, TeI Iess-e; Alexandria, Baton
Rouge and Port Hudson Louisiana.
% Enclosing walls Of brick, or stone Or iron rail
inss, at ALdarsouvle, q orgia; Fayettevil e, Ar
kansas; Fort GIBSON indian Territory; Fort Smith,
Arkansas; Lexington, Kentucky; Cham tie,
New Orleans, Louisiana vickahuIg, Mississippi
Wilmington and Newberne, North Cal DINA.
For farther information and copies of plans and
specifications az ply to this office.
The work will be iDspecte- By a competent en-
gineer and strict compliance With the terms of
the contract will be required Envelope contain
ing proposals Will be ndDrsed, Proposals for
Superi-tendeHt's Lodge" or Proposals for per
manent Enclosures foE Natolal Cemeteries" as
the mag be, ard addressed to the unders gned.
JAMES A. EKiE,
Deputy QuarterInaster General,
CiieSQuartermasteI Military Division of the South
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
SOTICEo

TKEAs9Yq DEPARTMENT
gj%ge of tsle Controller g gLe Currency.
WasEi;lgtg;ls March 2Ie JS63.}
N0TfCR IS f!EREBY si5vEE To All PRISONS
civ y,ina1 F.:I q N, EEL 1CIrfsiana
ths: filey SfS called upGG 20 sres-Ht $Le and
10 21aks legal pGoc9 ghereG3 e. Charles Cases zee
eeeer. az tie o:ce Of said see~5veS. No IS sate&ss
sg2reS, %rY sAssass:sss losssj j..na.
s3GHS .aY kSrXs
9aA23 3nS Controller c9 the Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
PERSON AT,.

VlNO WHOM IF MAY CONCEKNo-S WlLA
l. LIAM Go NEIL a private IN captain Joseph
DoaI's Company I. Colonel Bai.ie 9-NtOu'e regi'
ment OF volunteers in the with Mexico ala now
applying to the Commissioner of Pensions for re-
issue to me OF b0uats land warrant No. -, for l21
acres said warrant having beer DESTROYED by the
buraing II fhe s.sSsnss aics at Ne~ Orleans
gy2 iavss S!htI$N 30 S5a1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

soldier of the war Of 1872, named Estes.
died recently at Savoy, Massachusetts,, IL
the age of eighty-eight. He was an eccen-
trio man, who never applied for pension,
and never rode upon a railroad in his life,
and when elected to the Legislature dee
cliued to serve.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

he DOES not wish to gee its like again. A
great quantity of rain fell. flooding almost
every street to excess. It is the general
remark that Louisiana never knew so late
a spring.
At quarterpas seven Camp street in
front of this office ives flooded from wall to
wall, the water being about six inches deep
at the outer edges.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

4 meeting Of colored men was held IN
Cincinnass last wednesday, who passed
resolutions cordemning the great slaughter
Of negroee IL Louisiana, and calling on the
government for protection and v;ndication
of the law. Speeches were made by Cole-
mel Robert Harlem, Peter II. Clark and
Others
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
jean B. Antoine We. ThOmns Williams and

TNIFTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARIGH OF
Il ORLEANS, Right Bank, Nc. 6l3.- BY virtue of
writ CT feri faci,s to me dire led oy the honorable
the Fifth Justice {, urt for the Parish OF Orleans,
right bank, in tie ali eut.ied CaJ'ee, Il pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, oa the PREMISES
Il. reinafter designated SAT TFOAY, May l.,
1873 al I'VE o'clotl P. NJ, the following described
property. TO wit
ONE HORSE now at Lorios STABLES, or Barthol-
omew street brtween d, siroEGe AID V.ittrt, in
the Flf Il District Of this tiii.
Seized III the above sIIir.
Terns-CsEh or the spot
W P. FARPER
ms II l. Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN L4vE.-TAe steam
ship Frankfurt, arrived Sunday. brought
over eight Sisters of Christian Love, who
were impelled to leave Germany in conse.
quence Of the new law relative to certain
religious institutions. Eight of the Sisters
concluded to come to New Orleans, and it
was arranged to give their services to the
st. Henry School, Sixth District They left
the vessel yesterday, and were taken charge
of by committee of prominent citizens,
Rev. Father Bojarts, of the Church Of St.
Henry, attended, accompanied by number
of ladies. The party took carriages, and
On arriving at the corner of Napoleon
avenue and Live Oak streets descended,
passing between rows Of children all attired
IN white, up 10 the church door on Berlin
near Magazine street. One of the children
read a welcome address in German.
AS the Sisters proceeded up the aisle the
organ sounded welcome anthem. Faith, I
B0jarts delivered an address, which was
followed by benediction of the holy sacra-
,nent The sisters then proceeded to the
Convent of Christian Love, their future
home. They were dressed in black robes
similar to those we often see on our streets
Their names are Havenia kaschke, Cltin
olpha Hiiie, Georgia lehman, Adele Vein
ert, Appalenia Ranpe, Anselma Stipelday
Ccr:ina busch and Lydia Shaken.
Here they may pursue their calling and
worship as they please without single
thought OF interruption tcons any source
their haven is reached
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

Assessment Noe. 132, l33 and l3i-see
special notice column. Deaths of L..
Knitf, rlc, Numa Augustine and John Dcell,
payable at the Office Of the Mutual Aid and
Benevolent Life Insurance Association,
Nc. 10 Camp street. Amount paid out
since organic alton. August, 1858, 1880
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
SGTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OySsCg sTAsE Tax COLLECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
No. g tsplanade street :
Few Orleans April q, l313)
AS All PREPARED so ISSUE TAX RECEIPTS
"A. for back Saxes OF 1890, 1871 and 1872 and Ii.
censes tor 1878 taa payers respectfully remind
ed that early settlements UiS prevent costs, etc,
.is iaw- governing TIE collection of taxes are
TeEy Tisids
&. =. ADOLPHE,
ar23 Ssase Tax Cof3e6 tor, Third District
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
CITY TAXES OF 1873.

DEPARTMENT oP FI.ANtn}
New Orleans, April 20, 1873.
A 3iSCOC2p OF THREE PER CENT on TIE
"A cash portion of the bill will he allowed TO ali
persons who paw their city taxes for 1878 on
betoie Siay So d355
2OCIS SCHNEIDER,
apps pmylS AdniIist Tator.