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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

On the other hand, the theory is that the
! professed soldiers Of Spain. under the Cap
| tain General of Cuba. usually denominated
"yolunteers." entered that service with &c
! ether hope or purpose than to protect the
! institution of slavery on the island. Some
oppose the proposed act OF the President
upon the high ground that such step
would disturb our relations with Spain. a
nation having, within forty-eight hours
run of our largest ports. a aeet capable OF
laying them under contribution. We are
helpless, so far as our ocean going war ves-
sells are concerned. against the powerful.
iron clad fleet Of Spain now plying in the
water. of Cuba and the Gulf. The rumor
Of the Presidents purpose is welcomed. Of
course. by the honest Cuban residents of
this city.
The ias. new commissioner to San Dom
ing0 has returned and reported tavora6iy
upon the proposition that the government
lease from the recently organized company
now holding possession Of Samana Bay, the
harbo- OF that piacs for d United States
Nava, station.
Whether with 4 view to preparation
against Spain in the event Of aggressions
from! her ships should the beligerency of the
Cubans be announced. or not. it is fact
that there has no: been so much activity
IN our navy FOX many years as al present.
During the war Of the rebellion the duty of
the navy was confined almost wholly 20
harbor and river service. We had here and
there ship like the "Kearsarge" which
sunk the alabama" Oft France. They
We're scarce however, on the ocean. We
needed everything that We had upon the
coast watching blockade runners. We even
called home oar European s9usdron and
after the war fitted out a squadron and
sent that old war horse Far.agut to visit
the old nations of the earth that they might
know oIv navy had not entirely played
out.
Mr.. John A. Brase'man. OF ths house o:
Braselman l. Adams. of New Orleans.
while in this city few days since. in con-
sultation with his commission agent. Mr..
Bell, received a dispatch Of the sudden
death, at he. home. Of bis eldest daughter.
an interesting and beautiful! girl. When
Mr.. Braselman was here . year ago engaged
in making purchase for his house. he was
accompanied by his wife. who was taken
suddenly i'll a: the Grand Central Hote!
where she died. Mr.. Braseiman is widely
and tavorably known here in the mercsa-
tile community. He lett for New Orleans
immediately upon receiving the dispatch Of
the death of his daughter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
The Mounted Police.

Newspapers. as wei! as Men. can make
use Of some miserable arguments when de-
string to paint something black. For ir.
stance, a paper wishes to say a disagree.
able word concerning the mounted police.
and 20 back up the srowl the importan:
fac: is cited that there is scarcely one arrest
per day made by that branch. According
to old and reliable ideas. this very fact was
quoted to show the efficiency OF officers. in
proof that prevention is better than cure.
The mounted force consist. Of about fifty
men. who own their own aGimals. and Their
ran 20 IS from point near Camp Pa-apet
TO the end OF 81. Bernard parish. and the
reader will readily Sc. that the command is
an :mportan: one. indeed. The ground they
police needs as much attention as any OF
the precincts. and i: may be said that more
efficiency il required il that direction.
Although not :hick!y settled. this sub
urban department As comparatively fully
up in It's share o. crime. and it is simply the
presence Of these mounted men which pre-.
vents the commission OF many gross cut
rages. Bad characters, especially in the
rear ot the First and Second Districts.
would commi: many enormites were it no.
that they are aware an officer on horseback
is an etiectuai pursuer. Even now. CON-
plants are heard Of rowiy:,m IN the section
mentioned, but the violatcrs entertain q
wholesome fear of the uhlans. Property
owners in the lonely suburbs pay taxes and
have rish: TO demand police protection.
and ever since the mounted men have been
on duty residents ieel far moro secure in
person and property than they did before
the centaurs were brought into existence.
This mounted branch is something tina. was
greatly needed. and the Board OF Police
Commissioners performed a duty when they
inau gu:a:ed The system. No~. that it is il
e1C@l,en, working condition. nons but
c..roaic grum6ers will ask for Its abolition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
BY TEL E GRAPH
YELLOW FEVER.
BurinIs in Shreveport.

aourluiS III shreveport
SHREVEPORT. October 1.-THE following
is list OF the lnterments in the city ceme-
teries during the twenty-four hours ending
at 6 P. NJ. as reported by the Howard Asso-
citation:
William Falkner. aged 81 years; Ed. Bo.
land, %: Norman Brewer. -: Samuel Ber.
rynan. %; Leonard Sewell. age not stated
E. p. Oakley, eolored. %: John Patterson,
colored. 50.
Mortality in Memphis.
MEMPHIS. October i.-Twenty- one inter
ments Yesterday.
The Mason, and Odd Fellows funds are
exhausted. and they ask aid from their
brethren throughout the country.
Quarantine NJ Cairo.
CAIRO. Ill October 4.-The mayor has
auarantined this city against ascending
steamers.
Little Rock Establishes n Railroad Quar-.
antine.
LITTLE Rock. October 1.-THE city and
county authorities today quarantined the
Memphis and Littls Rock railroad, the
Southern division of the Cairo and Fulton
road and the river below. This action was
taken owing to the reported spread of the
tever along Red river ant at Memphis.
Relief for Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, October l.. Nearly $1,000
was raised on Change to-day for the Mem
phis sufferers. and q committee was ap.
pointed to raise an additional amount. Col
leetions will be taken up in most Of the
churches tomorrow.
Aid from ChicngO.
CHICAGO. October 4.--The committee of
the Board of Trade telegraphed $500 to
the Memphis sufferers. Further donations
will follow.
Bishop Whitehouse. Of tho diocese of
1llinois, has requested his clergy to make
collections.
Memphis Appeals to New York.
New YORK. October IA dispatch from
the mayor of Memphis says: "Get all relief
in money to relieve the sick. pay nurses and
bury the dead. The fever grows worse
daily. Send immediate assistance
Relief fov Memphis.
The Cotton Exchange subscribes $500 for
the Memphis fever sufferers.
The Distress NJ shreveport.
WASHINGTON, October IA dispatch re-
ceiyet BY Alexander Porter Morse, from
tho Howard Association at Shreveport.
dated to-day. says fewer deaths are re-
ported than heretofore, owing to the dimi-
mutton Of the population rather than lack
of violence in the yellow fever. Considera-
BILE distress exists among the c0nvalescent
and classes who have been obliged to re-
main during the epidemic. and therefore
pecuniary needs are pressing.
More Aid for Memphis and Shreveport.
LOUISVILLE. October 1.-THE Board of
Trade met to-day for ths relief Of the Mem
phis and Shreveport sufferers. Extensive
subscriptions were obtained, and ward
commissioners will be appointed on Mon
day 10 canvass the city. The proceeds of
the exposition on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights will be given 20 the sufferers.
Deep interest has been awakened in this
cause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
L: Is Astonishing. 4

ILs present awful condition of finances
has taugh: some useful lessons to all kinds
Of people. 1t is astonishing how very
! economical folk have grown within the past
week; in fac: there are men to be found who
are really !netamorphosed from rolicking
blades to miserly fellows. They are no
longer spendthrifts. and do not frequent
loud places. Even old shoes are worn by
them. and Shirt is clean for two entire
days. The charm Of big dinners and drives
10 the lake is gone. and now comes up a
saving propensity. They are in bed before
midnight. and former companions see no
mere of them.
Heads of families have suddenly learned
that expenditures are too great. and it is
astonishing wha: a number of items can be
dispensed with. There is audible growing
abou. all kinds OF bills. and details are
called for with q jerk that means business.
Unusual questions are asked concerning the
prices of articles. and receipts are demand.
ed. Old Pater wishes 10 know if the price of
butter and bread is not altogether too high;
are the purchases full weight? Can not a
servant o. two be discharged, and is not
Mary Ann being too well paid for spelling
dinners What is the use Of paying money
tor certain things which are needless: Wha.
becomes of all the wood. II was only yes
tegday, -eeningly. that a cord was at the
door. Does not the butcher tack on his bill
a few pounds Of meat which he never sent!
This al awtuly high rent rent We are pay
ing. and the landlord mus: ease up few
dollars.
When pin money is asked for old Pater's
eyes stare at the enormity Of some women.
and he is very inquisitiye about how the
change il to be invested, and finally de-
clares ne will not stand it any longer: in
fact. has not and can. get the money. He
has Just learned. now that he is pinched
financially, that the household expenses are
certainly extraordinarily heavy. 4 reform
must be made. and now is the time. He
delivers short. jerky lectures on economy.
and wonders if all these outlays have been
going on all the time, right under his nOse
For the first time in his life he becomes
aware that the aggregate figures for shoes
and dry goods are something TO puzzle a
mathematician. He rat,les around, wish.
ing to know more things than his better
hal. will post him on. and she finishes by
telling him to leave all those things to her,
where they properly belong: then she gets
plump answer. sits down. cries. and says
she never dreamed her husband was q
miserly. poly old hulks.
This is bu: a short chapter Of dramas that
are daily enacted in our midst. but the
actc.s and actresses are behind a drawn
curtain. However, there are shadows on
the wall. and inguisitive reporters may
watc!. them at their leislre.
4 spir. of economy has grown out of hard
times. and il developing itself for future
good Truly i. is an i'll wind tina. blows no
good
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
East Eeiiciana.

We have received a communication fron!
Hon. John Gair. member ot the House o:
Representatives from East Fe.ic.ana, cailin :,
in question the proceedings o; a meeting il
that parish. some weeks ago. j: which a
parish executive committee was formed.
While we can not fail to recognize the emf.
nent services Of tie writer 70 the Repub-
iican party. we likewise recognize among
those 20 whom he seems artagonistc some
coed. staunch and earnest Republicans.
We hope whateve: differences they may
have our Feiiciana friends mag settle
pax: IL no such controversies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
The attention Of ou: readers Is called

The attention Of our readers Is called to
the large stock OF furniture jus: being re
cei.e! by Messcs. K. N. {. Il. .. Mont
gomery. Armory Hall. No. S. Camp street.
per :iyer. ocean and rail. They are now
wei! supplied with parlor suit. Of every
grade: every variety 0. bedroom. dining
room. library. Office and kitchen furniture
and the largest stock OF cottage bedsteads
and knock down furniture. suitable for the
country trade, to be found IL the city.
Theig stock OF French and German plate
mirrors is also large and well selected.
Thess gentlemen sell on small margin,
ard hope those IN search Of furniture will
give them call before purchasing else
where. They also sell the Tucker patent
spring bed TO the trade at the manufsc
turers card rates, delivered he-e free Of
freight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
THE TURF.
jerome Park Rncpx.

M" YORK, October 4.--iersD,e i'ur!.
Roces.-Tom Bowling Won -. :w0 milo
race. Tlme-!i01a.
Eleven horses started fe' the miie hur
sery race. Denizen & Csaw:ord's .hestnu:
colt Won. Time-i:i!.;.
Preakness won the mile ss. aIIaf:es'
race. Time-2:l3.
Mate won the ,ni., and tbsse .!uayte. :ace.
Time--3l21..
Wizard won the thre.-sour.h lliic :ace.
Time, -.
Tho sixth race ~as q match for
$1,000, one and one-half mile heats, between
Girl of the Period and Ophelia. The race
was won by the former. No time taken
The seventh race was match for 500
each, between Shylock and NJ. A. b., was
finely contested, the first heat being a dead
one and the last was won by Shylock
Bets on this race were declared off under
the following RUE of the Jockey Club As
sociation: bets on a match for which a
dead heat is run are void, and if match
is run over again instanter, it is considered
fresh engagement"
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NOTICE.


yIyIE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRiEToRs of COT
Il ton Pgesses will, from and after this date.
charge Twenty-Five Cents per Bale TO the pur'
chaser on All cotton, whether shipmarked or
small numbered Ito be paid ON delivery, removed
so other presses The purpose ot storage OF com
pressing. 80
CoJtoIi taken hy original planters marks will. i;
hauled the day 1t is received and weighed. he de-
sMfTR GOLDSMITH,
Commercial Press;
W. B. ERUMBAAR s co.
Pepns Press;
SAM BOYD & CO,
Orleans and Shippers Press:
j. G. VAN WfCHLES
Canal Street Press;
L. A. LEVY. JR.
HAMILTON. LEWIS 4 IYSo,
Virginia and Mississippi P.ess.
N. j. ZUNTS L Co.
Atlantic Press
f. K. BRYANT.
Louisiana Press;
d. HAYWARD
Alabama l. Factors Press
II. H. RAiNkI i co..
Pn.rnix Press
HEMARD s sARTLEro
6Uf Press;
). 6. hENfS.
President Levee Steam Cotton Press:
OBRIEs 4 90.
Jackson Pres
ISAAC RANDOLPH.
J. Z. GROVES . CO..
s!emphi. Press;
j. P. MOORE.
F.-e Proof Press:
A. P. MAS0s.
Union Press;
I.P CoULON co.
s.StP Coopers' Press.
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The publication of the heretofore uncoi-

The publication of the heretofore uncoi-
lected writings Of Nathaniel Hawthorne,
announced some time ago. has been delayed
for a single reason. 1t is intended, says
the Literary World. to include in the pro-
jected volume not only the two chapters OF
the unfinished "Doiiiyer Romance" which
have been printed iu the atlantic, but
third chapter also, which the author left in
manuscript. But UP to the present time no
one has succeeded in deciphering this latter.
Miss Una Hawthorne has undertaken the
work, but with only partial success. 1t is
the opinion of most intelligent critics that
Mr.. Hawthorne intsnded to suppress Sep
temius Felton," and develop its main idea
the secret of living forever-ia the 'DoIi-
yer Romance"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
EyeUut (aptain ,sack.

The world has seen and heard the ia.t OF
Captain Jack. Yesterday he was launched
into eternity by legal process, at the camp
near the lava beds, and short distance
from the spot where he assassinated Gen
eral Candy a few months ago. The back
bone of the Modoc tribe is broken, and the
old men, women and children who are left
will be moved into their reservation in
Oregon, and be heard from no more except
on the official lists of the Indian commits
sioner. In the hanging of Captain Jack the
Indian Or oblem is 80 much nearer solved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
NEW YORK.
Money Clerk Missing.

new YORK, October 4.-John Hoard, a
young money clerk of the Brooklyn post
Office, is missing.
radIaugh and the WOrkingmcn,s Union,
Bradlaugh declines to lecture before the
Workingmen's Union unless they arrange
with the Literary Bureau, to which he has
sold his lecture services in this country.
Many members of the Union denounce
Bradlaugh for his atheistic and communist
ideas.
Bullion.
The vessels which arrived from Europe
today have 100000 bullion. 1t will be
deposited in the sub-treasury Monday.
Evangelical Conference.
The Evangelical Conference was again
crowded to-day. Asub-meeting was organ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
Financial.

There vas grea; demand t,- currency
yesterday - satisfy the weekly Saturday
pay rolls. The quotation. a. the opening
were from FIVE 70 six per cent premium.
but at closing from two to three per cent.
During the dag il huccuate1. selling freely
at ak per cent at one time. Cold was SOLD
at twelve peg cen: premium for currency 70
eighteen per cent for certified checks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

Mrs. X. r. Shaw, formerly principal Of
the Girls High School, has just opened the
Peabody High School, and is permanent tly
located at No. - Coliseum street. corner of
st. Andrew. She is most efficient teacher,
and will doubtless meet with success in her
new enterprise. Full particulars may be
obtained Of J. A. Gresham, No. 90 Camp
atraa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
WASHINGTON.
Extension of Pos.af scrsic-.

WASHINGTON, October i.--AI extensiOts
Of the postal service was ordered today
on the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
railroad. from Mount Airy ia Charlotte
North Carolina, a distance OF $50 miles.
The President Going to Toledo.
The President - expected TO attend the
reunion of the Army Of Tennessee at Toledo
Suspensions.
The following named .lspensions oc.
Cured today: Lamper & Co. grain dealers,
Boston; liabilities 100000; Peake, Opdyks
& Co. Ne. York; liabilities S!50. 900.
Appointments.
sSie~. HO.tmaster at PittsnIirc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
OHEAPEsT PLACE IN THE SOUTH.

4 NHEAFEsT FIALE IN TIE SVI TN
GAS gi.TUHES AND PLUMBING MATERIALS AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
And also Agents for the
Ereas Barstow Cooking Range.
Which took the Premium at the last state Fax.
GAS tIT1I:G Dose WITH CHyAPHESS AND
DISPATCH AT
SULLIVAN BUtGERS
sc3 7. 10. ;D5 POydras. near Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

Louis Grunewald, No. l29 Canal street,
has published /" Mazurka, Dance Esper-
ance,' composed by j. w. II. Eckert, and
dedicated to Mile. Louise Lhote
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EDUCATIONAL.

yV,HE PEABODY HIG II SCHOOL.
MRS R. x. SHAW. PRINCIPAL.
l. nov permanently % ,ated a:
No. =: Coliseum street. corner CT ~.
.4ndrevs
For ei..liars apply to j. 4. Gresham, No. 9, camp
street or at the school. oc9 81
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IL POCKETBO0K, containing, besides papers or
no value. certain promssory note for $3.50 drawn
by Sylvan yergez TO the order Of Jean Berthin.
and by him indorsed. dated September 26, 1872 and
payable year after date. The public is eau
toned against nr gotiating the said note and re-
ward of TEN DOLLARS will be given to the per-
son leaving the said note, the payment Of which
has been stopped, at the office Of Joseph Cuvlisr,
tary public. No. 50 Royal street, up stairs.
New Orleans, September 2a, 1878. SEQ oc5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

When parents misplace their switches,
children are apt to 60 on the wrong track.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

gyNHE FIRE ON Canal. STREET.
sETTIEMENr WITH THE INSURANCE.
Nine Thousand Dollars worth o:
y.yI CLOTHING AND LATEST STYLES OF HATS
Slightly damage by water.
4; Less than II alf the Cost.
A. NJ COGANS.
Nos. 10 and 90 Canal street.
Oc! ~ Next door 10 Hsnseu's shoe store.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
BUSINESS CHANGES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
- - -
. Having purchased the interest Of CAMILLE +.
GrIARDE. IN th..trra OF c. Z. GlRARDEY s Co.
The business OF said firm will be continued by the
yensi1iD. partners as heretofore.
New Orleans. august =, 1873.
c.,,,- NICHOLAS J. HOEY
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T'... Progressive Drama tic Association.

a pleasing entertainment was given last
evening at the residence o: Mr.. Davidson.
No ::5S st. Charles street. By this associa.
tie, OF young masters and misses. when
was presented on "a miniature stage erected
in the parlors. the comic drama called "a
Bachelor OK Arts, cast as follows:
Henry Jasper. Master ". :" Bear
Ny Andrew " V"..-................n Master 7. r. Fox
alr Thornton. Master J. II. b Meza
AdoIphu. ;..................M Master sol. Stern
Frederick Add.Gly ............ Master N. Guthem
NattheV. Master s. We'll
Mrs. Thornton. Miss VI. Davidson
Enh! AofutIi'. ............. Miss K. NeIlnan
Following the drama. the farce of The
A.tfui Doige." was given. with the follow.
ing distribution O. characters:
Mr. Gt.d- 70. ......... Master " g. SeesLind
.tm"t L.ous tftnde. Master J. Beer
Tie 'iono.a6l- Frederic. f.anwsIl titz Fudge
Master T. Stern
Dodge. ........................Nas Master W. T. knight
--1ast Ter ID. 70 iushn
b:ngt Master ). Levy
Tom fotde e...................ii 81 ister b. GOsinskv
Emily N!!to. Mss 3. DSshieMer
/. was our fortune to see only the last
piece. which was acted in manner 20
p!ea-c -. present. Miss Dalsheime. AID
the pretty little Miss NJ. Davidson. daugh-
ter OF tie host, added much to the success
OF the entertainm ent. Dancing followed
the dramatic performances, wherein the
younger persons present greatly enjoyed its
pleasures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

II OST-TbN DOLLARS REWARD ON FRI
IL DAY last, in the sixth District on Vaence
street, or on ST. Charles. between Valence and
state streets, a lady's BREASTPIN. 1t is gold and
Jet set with pearls, and with pendants. The above
reward will be paid to the person returning it to
this office, to j. ". Fairfax No. 263 Sixth street
near Prytalia. oc5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston Will Welcome Joseph Arch.
BOSTON, October 4.-Arrangements have
been mado for parade and an oration at
nv vYnuru nAnv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05
SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTION.

l " " '0''
Lessons II the French Spanish and German lam
qua ses with music, vocal ana inst. umental also
Irauslati ot documents IN the above languages.
Letters written tor a reasonable consideration.
Terms made known BY APPLYING at The Orleans
Hotel. No. lS5 Charities street between the hours
OF aud 10 A. ". and OF and P. M.
Best city references seIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

CPECIAL NOTiEE.-HAVING SOLD MI IN
- terest IN the firm % c. h. GiraIdey 20 to Nix
NochOias J. Hory. have ceased TO have any con-
NeCtiO1 with the business carried on by the re-
maining partners. Mr.. Hoev has assumed all my
liabilities 10. and - tie .i:nI. dissolved by my
Withdrawal 4. Il. GIRARDEi.
sNrGt B npl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-05

DELIEiS EXCHANGE,
CORNER pERDi.O AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
C'cic- WINES. Li9CcRS and WESTERN LAGER
6lw.vs ON hand
HDr LUNCH rom 10 4. ". 20 p. " daily.
JOHN HOlHTIMAE !. NIKE LARDNER.
aus. SIN Proprletors.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
WANTED.


vETASTED-TO PURCHASE 4 FORM
w SraIa IN good order. Address &C." th.s
eficc, stating price and where IL can be seen.
sc5 sc
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fyyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L -. sting under the naiae and style of WELL \
.IL...R :. ... day solved by mutual consent.
MAURICE WE'LL.
SIMON MILLER.
Ne. Orleans October J. 1873. oC5 81
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LOST.
.5sy>.>s,.>s,s,, '~e,s>s>s>N~yNrNso'~>N =
r OsT OR tliSLAlD.

OsT OR ,lIsLAID.
succession of Widow Charles Da!iie.
A certain PROMlSSORY MOTH for $50 n,
which 70 are paid subscribed by L. ontiue Grar.
dot 10 the order of Mrs. Taylor Dallie dated MAY
p 1870 and PAYABLE on the twenty third of MARCH,
1871. said note belongs TO the aforesa d success
sion.
e. 7. PARKER Administrator
oc5 ST. No. 80 ('ustomhouse street