New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

rsbld curs and night is made hideous with
hovhngs of miserable beasts too poor to
mako grease for the soap fat man. Pedes-
trans are unable to pass half a square
withsu: being assailed by whelps of low
degree It Is suggested that poisoned sau-
sssas ara not only cheap but very effective.
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lNCoRRECr.- MOT d true bill for treason.
was the ,oturn made by the grand Jury in
tas case of the men who captured the
seventh precinct statonhouse. Our report
yesterday morning was incorrect.
BEoew. COMING JP.-Our marine column
contains an interesting list of vessels re-
ported ~ below. coming up. A dozen
Ds half a dozen barks and as many
schooner,. from ali parts OF ths world,
come here to bring and obtain cargoes. and
they ses no: disappointed.
A BRA.s WATCR-Mrs Hamper. to per
focm . kind action. advanced s.. TO 3
woman whose name il unknown. On a
wstoh which was represented a. pure gold.
This stranger failing TO put in an appearance
within reasonable time. Mrs. Hampers sus-
examination OF the ticker. when TIE dis
eoyery vas made that il is very poor brass.
no. WORTH a dollar. The owner is requested
to return the S85 and cart away her fraud.
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ORC. wall q, the corner of MeipOmene
aud Drvsde. streets would be safer IN a
horizontal position. Tor as it now stands i;
:s Liable - tumble and give the coroner
business Patrick Irwin is ths happy pro
prieto.. and will receive a notification 30
taks r.tch in time.
KDHsrPtNG.-Clement Andrew va,
t,und On Customheuse. near PrIeu: street.
aad ;.s.ted 70 prison, charged with KID
mapping Nc.. l.. A4ron's child. She will!
have learn: before Recorder Houghton.
Cotton pltersrs are recruiting on the
Ievs. sni tbs gascally ranks are swelling.
CR.cx..-As will be seen by advertise
rIenc elsewhere. meeting OF the Crescent
City Cricket Club IL called TO! today AZ
twelve O'Clock. st Nc. 20 Commercial alley
We Ao,e .her. will bs full attendance.
aad something done toward bringing on .
match with the Louisiana Club. which. by
the wac is determined not 10 let the Cres-
cent City Club win a ball from them. SeV-
ora, stron. players have recently joined
:hs Crescent City Cricket Club. We hope
to see = better attendance on field days
Tuesday and Friday, opposite the Orleans
P-ess. foot OF EratU street. only fifteen
minute. walk from Canal street. Those
w,slio. % return to their business can do
80 w:Clou: the least Inconvenience.
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Hort. TmEvLs.-Between noon and one
O'clock Monday ladies left parlor 80. st.
Ioui. Hotel. without any one 70 guard the
pcopertv n 1t. A thief took advantage OF
the omission and broke open two trunks
And {. vaiise. stealing a set OF hue pear!
,eveirv, a cameo set, a jet act. pair ot brace
lets and {, gold thimble.
Theodore !; Higgins took Tod Lying. in the
house No. =, st. Charles street. having sooo
IA currency. He bundled his wealth IN his
vest and slowed the package under pll-
low. att..wsrd placing his sleepy head over
n. The room contained two beds. the
other one holding tho body OF man VINO
registered hi. name as p Wilson. During
the night both Wilson and the money dis
aoueared As his description was not oo-
famed. the chance. are that Mr.. higgins
will Dever place that $500 in the Crescent
CIV National Bank.
Dns .>D DIRry.--The gas latnps on
Tchoupitoula.. from SOrspuru stree; to the
elevator should be transferred TO fertIh.
ing factor. placed within mile OF poor
ao,! they would enrich the earth. :" curly
axe hey.
A oor.:on VI the Council proceedings
published 10 .o-day's REPUBLICAN. vii! IN
,eres. members OF Mississippi Fige Com
LA. -acis IN the Railways OF fashionable
reople are pu1alers. Many "t the two
story .iats worn by ladies. are very like
;aoss worn !y gentlemen. tkat ransGsion
o.teu ausucs.
Why :. !; tha, sick and nerron> 2"op'"
must srfipr the paug- OF shrl! shouts
scnreeched by charcoal and wood men
carly every morning at hours when Hue'
CITIZENS feel inclined to rest! lady friend.
who's. :cai.h Is poor ON St. Andrew street.
savs tina. AZ six or seven O'Clock daily her
ears are quite ,icalencd by the outandish
shr;eks =; charcoal" and =" good hard
wood " vendors. Can not our city fathers
furnish relief
Henri Parker goes to the Criminal CoHr'
asa.obOer George Petre travels the 7pme
:oute FOR having sworn SO severely that u
scaled PERJURY. They got th"i: !'.'f'
c-oD, E.so,,lr: M'Arthur.
IN. ...cc o: double-fsted strawo'rri''
las decreased. and now a poor maa can az
Cord - .o.', IT them when he is outside '.'e
E-5res
CrrM..A.. .tuuRT.--Dennis Daily''Naised
with setting fire to house on Poet street.
between Greatmen and Craps. on the t"en-
:y.nintl g. February last. pleaded not
guilty
Information has been filed against Thomas