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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
Church Of st. Peter and Paul = Opening
of the New Organ.

OF INC New oESHHs
The Church of St. Peter and Paul, in the
| Third District, under the pastoral charge Of
| Rev. Cornelius MOynihan, was crowded to
its fullest extent last evening on the Occa-
sion Of .'opening'' the new organ, just
finished. The instrument is worthy of the
spacious eGiace, which seats two thousand
people. and for power. volume O. sound,
and varied effects, is net surpassed by any
organ within the limits of New Orleans.
The instrument: has three manuals. CON
sistins of great organ, choir organ an!
swell. The stops OF the great organ are
open diapason. stopped diapason, principal
twelfth. fifteenth. ses!uaitera, co:ne: and
trumpet-eight stops.
The choir organ consists Of open diapasop.
stopped diapason. principal, flute and If.
teenlh-fve stops. The swell contains
open diapason, stopped diapasOn, principal.
flute and oboe-fve stops: making eighteen
stops in all. The sesqualtera and cor.
net comprise four ranks each. and
the trumpet runs through the whole
compass of the instrument, the lowest pipe
being eleven feet il length. There are also
cOuplers connecting the great organ and
swell, the great organ ana cholr. The three
manuals, ana the gfta! organ with the
pedals, the whole forming d combination OF
rare power and musical effect, the re.oil
stops being peculiarly fine. The compass of
the instrument extends from GG to in alt.
and the pedals isCb basel are an octave ana
a half from &C. the lowtst pipe being six
Teen leer III zen IL Nc instrument CON
talhS l-oo tnpes ~ az anu co"PicIS are SO
alranSeo thdT INC eii''U vi d "oupl" uAd'
pas0n can De hao ~ pFope: eomoihaI!oI
ot the stops
Inc lnstIuilcG Wa po"t oy flfnrE Err
"eh, oI Nc" iS.h, ana has sen sefFlc' l"f
"9lhc years III New OftF"E :; IL "ds "FiS!h'
any placed - nv "lA euIacc u = 5hEiS.
ChuiGn, " men slo"'' a. 'ue oolhc' VI 'H'';
anu b3urpon sie'Ir' az" va fe.dlltu
tiieIe ~ "neh, pii 'n0 Tl"''l"N vi I,tT PiescnI
1Eil9i Cnu.cn. a. ~ 49,, i;r, ~, ..'s ana
Daui''1l. s'lTt.s' ,"S D't '&'luoe Wa 'l'h7-
1srTo" u, 10 'he !.s.sh 'ohS St'S@' .0i''
!: hoHGe ~ PassEH % - n"te' ; Sa'i'- no
nc Nh4ieh. On ~ auts sdtel' IHeTr .ne
p"s'oLai 'll"t' % -; .a,.o,!.i i"E L'1
san' mn.,e '.I.', a
!H;'i !T" - ~
St,,s -, ,iaoS ;.''- Ia' =,
NJ n r.S,orI,. - ,I'i
% ~ ~ ,;i,;n, ,irn, 81 ,n,i" ." "'i1.
.t md a. ,'p:..nt pp,on
" RIsriinoar,s TanI,is If Wn.i,. "r Canai
.trrr. .t D Tr = .rrsp Ia. done annie ,1s11ce %'
10 .h. in.t-uilen, and 10 his oWr yepu,.-
ion. and has renova.rl it wiz. ,urpa.sirg
kill that now. in .he sp;nion cf .onlpetenY
ir,dges. ranks i. viii, the best organs 10 l..
round in the Sonth. .avera. of the ,nor..
ment. having been, added b. This c,rr.i,.
mar, :. whose originally cx,stin, m.
organ. as !; stand. j. fully worth SGG@..
and i. Wiz hc ..y,: A.: at !css. Two genera.
lions - come.
The "neninc cf .i,e orcan las. evening
was q;pnali2ct hy a short bUt suleuIid cor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

CHOICE Butter AND CHEEsE.-MessIs.
Hoyt & Wilcox. No. g. TchoupitOuas
street, have just received in store several
very choice and fresh lots of Goshen butter.
New York cream cheese and Western roll
butter. in frkins. kegs and cans. We ad-
wise .etail dealers TO 20 and examine the
goods.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

TIE FREETOWN Gun AND GEEEHBACH
THEFT.-The exertions OF the Algiers police
have been rewarded by the recovery OF the
gun and one hundred and twenty dollars OF
the money stolen hy William Robertson
from Edward Johnson at FreetOwn. Rob
ertson attempted to hoOdwink the police by
buying an old gun after hiding the one he
stole under his house, and exhibiting his
purchase when charged with the theft.
When locked up he was watched, and his
motions being suspicious, he was scrutin-
lied and one hundred dollars found sewed
up in his trousers. His wife surrendered
twenty dollars more. and the police have
strong hopes Of an eclairissement in rela-
ton to the balance Of the missing money.
The gun is a superior English twist barre !
and worth seventy-fve dcllars.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
AUCTION SALES TO-,IOKR0yy.

Y SHERIFF HARPER, at II o'clock at No. 10
Washington street, store fEtUr"s, shelving
etc-M Schwartz 4 Co. IS Peter We@mann.
AtI2 o'clock at Merchants and Auctionyers
R1chaI gp, lot Of ground on Lepage street
Cert Wolf We. Manuel Marcias the right Of
occupancy of house No. 249 Royal street til
August 81 l67z-George c. Flint Co. vs. WI
liam A. valloCt. At 5 o'clock, at No. = ST Ann
street groceries, liquors. wines. crockeryWaIe,
etc-N schwartz vs.. Peter Wegmanu.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
CANCELLATIONS UF BOND
S7ATE or LGrIsIAWA.

S7ATE or LrrIsIAWA s
Executive DrDlrtmcut
Sow orleans january y. 1873
tN HERE8&, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w 10 FOR the cancellation of the official bond- o.
Hubert BOuZanO. as Admnst ratOr OF Assessments
ci the ctv of New Orleans. to wit: VDne bond dateF
ADIii I, 1910, i'll the of SZ5C00. signed by d.
BDnzahO principal and John Armstrong au6
Christian Schneider as Surctits u g said bond
beng conditioned for the faithful pen torInanCe BIZ
tie said II. DO z.nO Of his duties as SdminstEs5s
tor OF Assessments aforesaid and
Whereas, application has been made 10 H. fOE
the cancellation of tie official bonds Of uEa,IJ
BOulGn0, as Ad,2inistrator of ASS assmerts If thS
eft, ni Eew 0ri, ans, to wit: 4 bond dated T, hru-
ary 30 l2-l. III TIE Of 425 900, sIueA by Il
Bonzauo as principal, and Christian Schneider auS
Cut hbert ii. SOcumb suIcties, the saii DOnd lee
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful pc Icrre
anCt lay said II. B"rzanO Of his duties rs AGuiuiss
traitor Of Assessments aforesaid Notice is hrreDE
given TO all persons interested in said bouGo
10 Ill" their objections to the Ca .ceatiCu thereof
in writing. il the Office Cf The Secretary Of State-
within ninety days after the last publicatoE
hereof
Given unde% ny hand ard the seal OF +jlg SIagec
this twenty seventh day Of January To- 1878, .lG
Of the Independence Ot tie CnSt" States Shc Mise
tE-segcnths
WILLIAM p. KELH0aA;,
o." 3hr '0v%YHog:
&rL2IAH WFEBss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

iuI DAn s.H skLI-ACT.N.; FL: ~
although The scar.!.y @: w&t-.' IL lie
Fourth and ski. n;e..irts render. :.
almost impossible 70: o,!r e.. ,erar:'u";: -
eX.inguisii i:cs witt. her water throw jig
engines. there has :.'Cn 10 .tfor. made Jy
property holders IL those localities 20 pro
vide the Babcuck SCI! ting ire engines.
which could be ne az comparatively
smal! cost. These machines have been useG
successfully in almos. every large .;cS il.
the United States. and az Chicago during
the great fire renGere.. suc: valuable So:
vice that the mayor since. by special mes
sage. recommended the immediate purchase
Of fourteen. 20 be placed iC :he hands ot the
police. As carf0nic acid gas is used hy
these 1naehnes. they &C. !ndcpenden: "f
waterwoiIs, and as they are arranged ;vr
immediate and continUor. Use, can be rut
20 work before ordinary machines cou,
make their connections with The water sup
ply. That they are cGicacious 20 all aston
lshing degree. was lately proven IN this
city at the depot OF the Mobile and Texas
railroad. when the r0Gnd-house took ire.
i'.Te" OF Fa6cock's portable extinguishers
put on; IN tOul..1n minutes. although Tho
E:e iiaG ";ts.,nhd great ;!eaiway. and be
ior: tho water ti."iLo. oi the company
could Dc go. 20 work. IS We said before.
we are astonjsbed that people having such
interests a. stake as those il :Ae districts
'oentioned should no. have trjel them.
But i :s no: too late row. Mr. a. Il.
Granger is the agen. fur them in :lis city.
and vii. be pleased 10 contract :u: any
NUM- her.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
PK0PDs.t4lrv FOX ARSEY RANNPURs
TATION.

H.
Department of Texas, ,
san AntOniO, Texas, January Is, 1873
GEAIED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLIC ATE, WILL BIZ
- received at this office until II 4. 81, WE'D
NESDAf. March : til3, for tho transportation of
military" Indian and government supplies during
the wear eeginnins July ], 1875 and ending June
80. 1914.
these contracts embrace the movement OF all
government supplies from New Orleans to the
Texas posts their movement from points on the
Missouri Kansas and TeNas railway to Forts sin
IrIfin and Richardson; also from the Texas Cen
trat RAJ way 10 the same posts; transfer of supplies
rom The coast to San Antonio, and thence to the
ir9rtler POSTS 10 Fort Brown, thence to Eins-
gold Barracks and Fort Mcintosh.
run information, form of proposals, contracts,
s:c. esn be obtained from the post quart ermasteT
al Fort Brown, 7, xas; Austir, Texas Sau Antonio
Texas Fnft RiChal dson, Texas, aud Fort sill In
dian Territory: from the quartcrnaster in New
DrEaus, Louis ana: New York city: hicago, III.
m"js: 1t. louis, Missouri; and Fort LcaveuwortFs
Gansas.
7 he usual conditions n regard 90 gogernmezs
bids viii bold ~ Uti- case.
Eyconl,nanG ot Brigadie4 General G. g. Aurug.
5. Il. HOLABIRD,
D"PH'' 9uartrrmasTeg General u :. lA e'n'sS
'aattCTmastAT. fnT ft
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

DEPARTMENT OF INPRGYRMENTe,
New Orleans, February s. i&73,
S>EALEp PROPOSALS, ADORE SSED TO THE USs
! ~ si"'ed. VIII be received a this office until
! fRihA; NOON, February Il, 1873 for bu III ng two
: ~harves between Barracks and Hospital streets
according to plans and specifications on file in tho
. office ui The City surveyor
Bids 10 be made both for payment in g3a. a1SI
wharf improvement bonds.
All par ties making prop sails for this contract
require. to deposit with the Admin, tratu of FL
nance. as evidence 0t their intention To abide hT
the adiuGiratiOn, the amount of j. 1000 in Ca.F
which sha he forfeited the Ci in Sase of tail-
70 sign the contract.
Bidders 10 whom the contract is NOT awarded
will hay. their deposits returned 10 them On tbs
dav I'll" adi udicatiOn is made.
No bid will be received unless tho certificate et
the Administrator of Finance is iuCIO5rd herewith
/" the tfeCt that the lequired cash deposit haR
been ruadc.
II" city reserves the right to reject any and ala
. %ids.
PIop0 al. 20 D@ indu:s sed 'Propo. IS for building
wharvrs." JAMES LEWIS
t'" ID Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

N0UvFLLg ORLEANS, % Janvier l373.
4 Wis EST PAR LIZ PRESENT DONNIE QUE LIZ
IA la2leau d assessment de la take de dcsseChe-
mrnt pour le Quatre me District de Des settlement,
cOmpris dams les hmites suIvantes, SAVIOR: Du
heuvt Mississippi sur le dcvant usqUA rayenus
Florida sur le derieTe ct de Pavenue Lafayette en-
haul jusq lu canal des PGchcurs en- bas est com
plet, IT que le Placement de la dte take est nain-
tenant reqNiS. Une cOpie du dit taLeau est en-
hassee au bureau du grefiier de- la CONr SupGreu-e
de District de "a parOisse d'Orleans, au bureau du
Recorder des HypOth"Ques de la dUa pGroisse. Ct
alssi an bureau de FAdmi iuistrateur Gcs Complies
PubHcs tie la vile de In Nnuvele- Or cans.
ia2h lnt GEORGE =, LACEY. Avnr IT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

( IL PERSONS HoEDIEH VsjUCHEzS OR efags-
n rants issued by 'he House % Rr,r..see
dutlu9 1910 aud 1871 and She ressIllr sus-ioo, a.
i" - are requested to present them fsg txa,r,g.S
t9h to the special committee appo'o,ted fer eBas
purpose before ths fifteenth dav OF FeoiIaro. 9Pss
az tht rooms OF IL" committee NJ, 25a a'ass}
street rt' "6"H '.s iasuFs of ly 4 NJ. auti T. "
:ai: r': j. g. :ER6g- sas.G '~e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
A TcUr SnuIh by the President ard iah.
inPt.

says:
The Georgia committee who favor Sena:or
Pool for = Cabinet position had az inter
view with the President early Yesterday.
wien it was developed that the President
ana lis Cabinet propose to make tour OF
some of the Southern States, staTtiD" a60ut
March %. ard taking in among other inter
est!ng places Richmond. Raleigh. Columbia.
Charleston, Savannah. Montgomery. Mobile
and New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
.N.JTHIE.l
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCH,

DEPARTMENT OF FISANCH,
City Hall New Orleans February 8, 1853. I
ENRON AND AFTkR THIS DATE, THIS DEPART
nleIt viii rec i've for licenses no c. Pticates Of
Appropriation or other evidences of city il debted-
=, except such as the law comp, Is il to receive
The back tax 8 are receivable formerly and
those of 1871, in the proportions of s. - in ccrti:
Gates and 7 20 i'll cash. The public can pay sucn
taxes i'll this Cthce.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
feG st Adlnir.fsrrntnr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Hail Fifth Ward Mother lab, New DR.
leans. February :. lH-.A laTC- and Gro wtled meet
H., WAS '..d last TlrlrsdaT Dy the above Named
club ia?'.,g +. Detisge presiding. After The reGl-
lar ts ness OF he cTb TN. delegation OF th" said
ard reported III. onina:i0D Of Captain Octave
RI, Il. candidate te senate in the &eco. Il n.
jet. on motion. the report unanimously
a',onteG and ordered . ht puhiishei. Mr. Chester
icing present called to address the club The
gentleman tOOf the floor and delivered al.
address, to thr pr"p.e After the remarks a vote of
L rl.;,s rendered 20 he speaker, and IT, Il the
c.i.b I'd oGru"G to meet ne = II rSA!y at 80 = M.
j DEIEGE President.
~. p. "Easa,inE. ~scretaTy. ie& ~
RCuubi:cnnS 0i the Second D5 tF!ct.-By
solicitation OF the K pUHlitan voters u the fourth,
i, i .t! tiNrl. wards, present myself - eau
i lat. for "hs >eua'e ~. TIE Second District.
.l...ii"H Ne: :.y February 10.
."2 q I. l.. NsEEI4H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
The Temperature.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerios,
No. 80 Chartres street. yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, jjo; at P. NJ, CO.;
at p. NJ, Go. Lowest point during the
night of February :. 1872
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

just atcm. e?e time the DAD Fellows
!;allers ave ready 20 proceed I" 80
something IL. a."rtan!, announcement i
made tha: y il ;n,s to go into
irint session :" vote tor in!ted
states Senator, aud 'he farce commences.
Ex GJvernu. "armoti. Las found an oppo-
ncnt who receives - many votes as he
does Hr. WheeiocE seemed the strong
rca,, tut lie Will probably never fill 'he
chair 40 election FOR United State. Sen
,tur -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Not long ago :. would be attorney was
arrested for swindling. and bis case was
published. lie rushE into print. asking
suspension Of public opinion. That suspen'
sion is now raised. for Arnheimis is convicted.
and must serve at least one year in the
Penitentiary in expiation Of his many
crimes. "None bu: children and fools play
with sharp edged tools
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
Local intelligence.

CONCERNING FEMININE BOviNEs-Bcet
steaks are valuable in Carrollton, Judging
by the TACT that two men, under cover Of
moonlight, slayed an uDotfending cow in a
vacant lot at the corner of Leenidas and
Fourth streets Friday night. Having killed
the COW, they proceeded to butcher her in
proper style, but their proceedings were in
terruptcd by Officer Jordan, WHOM they
travelled off at railroad speed, leaving some
fools behind. Jean Galliare claims the de.
:unct bovine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. milk peddieIs in the
Sixth District. have their little troubles
pertaining to a dairy. Bad boys and men
will impound their cattle, and the last sortie
set the vendors in a passion. Mrs. Clark
and her son. learning that eleven of their
pumps were in the pound. marched in bat
tie array and stormed that citadel. They
proved a few too many for the pound
keeper, when he deserted his post, utterly
.iemoralized. The eleven cows were ui-
nmphantly rescued without payment Of
fees
Peter Coifax. charged by Jean BaIhazan
%ith .he heavy larceny Of two COWS and
swo calves. was arrested at the corner OF
Morales and Univn streets, and taken to
E.lysau Fields street station.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

= separate contract for coustru.;ir. . %Cc'9s:
.EfbIIg pn .jhe following streets. t" viz:
Monroe ho'G sides f0m '.+vee TO Fifth street
except such a. has be.u made by existing nrfi-
-nalic.: LeOnidas both rides. Iev+e to tiitl
street except sucl .. las been Iuade by existing
ord nance; ". HaT. both .ide-, from Levee Fifth
street, e-"rpt eGch as has been made as per east
~ ordiCaE@e.
.il- - l., done = . ....d..'."c ~.'l the .bove.
IT,. -. . tRtCE Mayer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

We refer the readers Of the RErrnLI:.H
to interesting articles on the advantages Of
the signal service and the necess itIes q.
that department of the government.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DRAINAGE TAXPAYERS.


NV ORLEANS, january Z8, I6Id.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ia
~ hleau of assessment, for drainage tax in the
toarth drainage district, lying within she following
limits, TO wit The river Mississippi in front, FLOR
ida avenue in The rear. Lafayette avenue above,
and FiShermeus canal below has been completed;
and payment Of such tax is row required to ee
made.
copy Of the tabeau is on file in the Office OF The
clerk OF Jhr Superior District Cout of the parish
of Orleans in the office of The recorder of nVli
cages III said parish and also in the Office Of tfs
administrator of Public Accounts of the city Of
New Orleans.
GEORGE s. LACEY. Attorney
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

The dramatic performances q: Philhar'
n,onia Hall. in Aigiers. last evening. We're
excellent. and called forth loud applause
from a respectable audience.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

An autograph OF Horace Verne: was
lately sold .sin Paris. for SIC. !: Wa: signed
10 promissory note fox SO.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Vie Iiro o. Dersaglio has agreed 20
make public parade On the twenty-secOnd
instant, IN honor o: W t,hiDgton's birthday.
There was one consolation on Canal street
yesterday for the banguet'es were so great
ly crowded that vilIainous boys could NOT
rush their abominab!e yelocipedes over the
flags
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

ON Marring ngc.-Happy relief for young men
from the Effects of and abuses in early lie.
Manhood restored. lmps1uents to marriage
moved. New method OF treatment. New and re.
markabie remedies Books and circulars sent .Tee.
in sealed Ell slops.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street Phladtl pha Pennsv lvaniil-ar iusti.
tuition having hgh reputation fox honorable con.
duet and prot. ssiOnal skill. del3 San rod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,

TIE UlaIElI IALI IN HEffNEEN
NAV be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the POstotiice.
C. c. Haley, No. l9 Commercial place.
C. G. D. Hole, No. 6l Exchange place.
A. Simon, st. Louis street. between Royal
street and Exchange alley tunaer st. Louis
Hctel.
James Ennis, PontchartraiD railroad de-
pot, Third District; Also at depot, foot of
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand, No. 50 Dauphine
street, between Customhouse and Bienville
streets
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

SHOES DIE! CnEAr.--Persons de-igG'- -.
hIy;ng bargains in shoes o! all kinds -h"ald
go to the Pontchartrair shoe store, corner
ot Chartres ard Crsuline. streets. az they
are selling ou' the stock OF that store AZ !"
reduction Of fifteen 30 twenty per cent BE
low ordinary retail! prices. The stock ot
shoes in this store is CT the best and latest
styles. and good in every particular. and
comprises everythin: !o. gents. ladies.
and childrcn's wear.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

BITTER WORDS FROM WRONGED WOMEN
We have perused two letters which will
greatly interest A. G. Carlton il his Unoc-
Cupied moments ia the Parish Prison One
IS from ID aunt OF young girl in Ienncs-
see, whom Carlton seduced, and who has a
boy w!thou. q father. The othe. letter is
from the unfortunate no listened TO the
temptings OF til. seducer. They had learned
that Carrilfon was under arrest :or horse
stealing and for embezzlement in this city.
The contents of those letters are Just
what woman scOrred would naturally
write. When the accused hears them read,
the words will surely burn his conscience,
If he has anv conscience. The bitterness
Of wormwood is pure saccharlne in com
parison.
1t does not appear that they are aware
that he has a wife in New Orleans, although
both aunt and victim have been very well
posted concerning his movements for many
mouths. The letters would make excellent
reading for Illustrated papers, but would
not prove precisely good matter for the
REPUBLICAN. If they do not. harrow up
tue better or worser feelings of the prisoner,
Then he is past redemption.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

JACK lomo.. Wis squeezed into The Grim
.u,.! Court ny Recorder HougbtOn !or steal
-. ci.taiem from .'nhn Thomas.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Law FOR POLICE WARRANTS AS metro
of financial Interest, we repub!ish portion
Of the law concerning them:
This warrant is receivable for all licenses,
taxes and debt. due or To become due TO the
parishes of Orleans, jefferson and St Ber.
nard, and the cities OF New Orleans and
Carrollton. up TO the amount of the appOi.
tionment assessed hy the Board OF Metro.
politan Police Commissioners against said
parishes or cities respectively, rn the sec.
ond day OF October. 1871. TO. the cal year
ending September 80, 1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

EA2Aa FOE NAGIC.-Mes.r.. Na,tz \
Levy reopen their bazar on the seven
teeuth instant. AT No. Il. Canal street.
where they will o!ie. . sale an entire new
collection Of magi.a! apparatus Coz anna
teurs and professionals. The goods were
manufactured expressly tor pasior pastime.
and are not expensive. These things vii!
supplsn: attractions IN rUhic viace..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

Nhiie in executive session. yesterday,
the Senate confirmed the pardon Of Erns-:
Alexander, granted by the Governor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

One of the -lIses why til. Varieties lNc.
atrc has been so popular this season = Nat
it Is in the immediate vicinity of Cas-. AZ
Biood's soda saloon. where every 'ody
knows there is to be found the most de
liciou. beverages. at We: a. Tue In"s: :i.:-
gran: cigars.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Gustave Arnhelm was
lound guilty of em5ezziing $7S %, which
De had collected as a bounty claim agent.
Joseph Anderson and James Davis were
brought up for sentence on conviction for
tOooing an old man from the country CT
'SIV0. Anderson was sentenced to two years
ID the Penitontiary. and Dayi: to four
months IN tie Perish Prison.
benJa,giH pewhergy. convicted Of rs saul.
ana battery. sas brought up tor sentence.
lie explained :ha: the Prosecutor had re.
'uSed 20 .e: lin have his trunk. and h'
pushed her. !Is w., fined :. and ::npr:.
'oned twenty.f6ur hours.
Thomas Backie. cGnvicte! c3 assaulting
man soP testifSiug against hfm before
iecorder's court, was fined $50, and in dc.
'aolt OF payment TO be imprisoned one
month.
IN the Roger Murphy case Mr.. !. A. Ato-
OHa Lied the following additional grounds
1Of new trial.
wow comes the defendant bv his counsel
49, "nFming the grounds on which the ne
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

PREPARE FOR 4 RUsR.-lt is expected.
and very naturally too, that tens of thou
sands Of visitors will drop in upon us Mardi
Gras, and they must all be provided for in
acceptable quarters and at ordinary prices.
Mr.. Norman C. Jones, general transporta-
ton and freight agent OF the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas railroad. will receive
cards and directions from all citizens who
can accommodate guests, and furnish his
conductors with lists to assist passengers.
This plan is an excellent one. and must
meet iii general appreciation.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

VIIiEC VI IUt -Eb UII9"E Ma aud btntNf-ItHt
Life Insurance Association % Louisiana. No. ~
Camp street, New Orleans. February !. 1873 Mem
bers OF this association hereby notified OF the
death of William Weiss, VI ho died in this city Au-
gust :, 1872: '"msd Kaiser, who Died III this iIV
August %. 1872: Joh, Fielder wh: died in this .ity
~ pembeE = 1872; and Henry Hi ebral!d who ed
in Inis city Stptenibrr ;. it.2. and called upon
to "'n.a fpTwdld without further rotic. and PAY at
the Hic- of III, association. Nc. 20 Eamp street,
4: p ~! each on o. before .P. 81 March H. 1918.
f"l tg z. y. YOUNG. Secretary.