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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

ADtE TO DRIVE EITHER.-Not long ago
an individual called on the editor OF city
newspaper asking for a position as local re-
porter. He was informed that no vacancy
existed and likely no opening would occur
20. year or two. The applicant left re-
.uc,antiy. bat few days afterward he APP
pe.red again. asking that an advertisement:
ne held in hi. hand be inserted without
charge. The editor read the paper and was
considerably surprised and amused on see
ing that the person WAS advertising for
situation "a coachman. The advertiser
though: himself abba TO drive u quill or a
spirited team.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
S0TICE TO CONTRACTORs.
NAyoX'> OFFICE. CorNcIL HALr

N.loH'> OFFICE. C0rNCIL HALL.
City OF CarroiltOn, January 81, 1873. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNkN THAT IN ACCORD
~ a1ce With ordinance adopted by the Mayer
and Counci! of the CITY OF carr0.tOn February d,
1873 wili adiudicate to the lowest bidder, at'Fr
thirty DAYS notice. or SATURDAY, March 10 1878,
at II 4. NJ, at tn. Council. Hail. tn. contract Tor
paving the follow ing streets, {" WY.
Jefferson street. both sides, from L"vre fo Fifth
street; C.mbIOune, 5OtL sides, from ieree to ftth
street. except such ~ has oetH done ~ ger eNis:
NC ordinance, Madison both sides. trOm Second to
Fltti. street, md on" side. .on. second TO L"vee
street: Dublin. both .ldrs from Second 20 Fifth
street; Short. sh Aidts, fI"IH LeN"" 70 Fourth
street: Washng'ou both -.dr., from Leves TO
FOurtli street, -sre,t sUCi. has !r's made per
existing ordinance: Adams both sides, from 81.
tarle- 20 Fourth street; Clinton. both sides, from
Lev.e to Third street, except s!cs ~ le!I made
perss,7ting ordinance.
This to b., done N 3cco,;'.nc- Will. speCN.' lon-
flied Ur. thu. thirt first d-y of January, 1875 with
the secretary an: Controller OF saId cl'', ~ III"
aforesaid hall and that the contractor shai. com
mtnt,. III work ttc".. day atte. adjudication
and 10 be completed per contract with the
ayOT, and that tho said work DE paid tor as tcs
am. n,le ciIaTtes OF tn. city. IN" adjudication I"
b.. sjbec' '" the sP.r"Sa. rejection OF M Mayo!
and Council a. -. o'.LC"s hhs"t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
To Sufferers by the Great Fire

Mayor Wilt, on behalf of the relief COM
mittees, requests us TO notify al. persons
who are sufferers by the great fire in the
Third District. and VINO need relief. to regis
ter their names a. Father Cornelius Moyni
hans church, or az the relief bureau. on
Greatnen street, near Elysian Fields street
today or early TOMORROW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
s,c.u,,, pe,c.fuIly-Wise Advice.

The Memphis Appea'. in brief article on
Louisiana affairs. gives timely advice. in
the "presen. troubles, threatening ,evO.u-
ton and bioodshed. aud in any case inteE-
ruption to business and loss 20 the peoVie
Of the State
The ippea! advises:
Bu. le, us hope that better counse. will
hereafter prevail, and that Governor Nc
Emery and the people vii! see that il IS bet
ter 20 succumb peacefully to tne inevitable
than to be forced TO it after riot ard loss OF
lie aud property. Let Us have peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
6IvS LlCES~1-e
pkpAPr~sSr - "s-Cs.

bkPAPr~s%r % f"s"Cs.f
%'w Orleans. February II 1873. :
IL PERSONS PURSUING Any pROEEsiio3,
n sailing 81 "th.! tr.Sinss. ear, I'd on within
corporate limits -: In" s,ty 81 Sri. Orleans,
au' a.! Owners :" 'aii!a hacks i..V. and "t!.' 4
vehicles. are h"Irv informed that '1'IT cl's IL
censes tor "a are due AT IL Office '..!Oie
the event. 81. M. '.av February au. tl"v
respectful" requested 80 .cttla ~. .lI ..iD
Ii" tim" prescribed hv Ia II, rrdsr ;,i ...y IA
avo.,. IL" I"I.aIi", tor non payment.
LOIiS SCHNEIDER.
90 ~ Adm. ~ .''...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
AUCTION SALES Tu.MORRow.

81 SHERIFF HARPER. at /, O'Clock. a: Mer
clalts AID Auctioneers' Exchange. haf o.!
n 10. o. ground and buildings, corner of Caron.
de-. ana perdido streets - Crescent Mutua!
In.g .ancc Company VS.. Samuel jam;aon. LOT OF
.ro1nd and buildings on Orleans sireet-D.
D..o. ~ E.2abeth Duckerts. widow OF }. B
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
INITED sTATE' DISTKICy t't44 tsg5Eo
S!STEiCr OF LovIsIaESs
tx Una w,....x -. WILLIAM c. 49, oGD8i9Es
R!Hiiu.i.
I;,a.rGp;cy-:Gs S1So

Ss.UyT;iS E-!i:.!:N q. p .0EIYs. go G$a"Ne
w i."ul. '..;'si. ana .!i-t;.Ct suU suh oiroiS
~. l..r. bankrupt Ur''rI th- act 81 d"1sisse 80
March !5 .s, :sI. ''.V nl'd ~ said .e.i' Zee
rItiUn pE.yl!!. 10Y q! .c:.i,- and s-ES '.'@t&
tn.reoI iT".n 81 40 ah's and .t-S 40 Sg5Os
adj. under .a! aC:
Notice q. therefor" g.-,. IT, sd W a'S..GIO 70
have proved t.I.lv debts and 20 al. "'-G ~9ss'Ae
!ai"I".f. t!.as t.' I'VE .!r-; -. ~ '!4iO
!j3, at u =. u. !. ..s:E'd IpT 'Lr :. sIES 20 SR
same, a.f That ti.'' NAV fu'G <nI '!"ge S'S'S%t
slf -hDw "aI.s', u ,A. f:". '!'''. ".% sea
PRAYER ~ 'hr sad pt'I"I siDuii f.p' h0 s. G""Is
and tUfth+. notice gwen tina: the 1t,.kF6.: 'T'
under " examination before Register Ga|'V. "t
the tenth '!tv OF Ma 'h 4. D. S5: ~ IL SO * ~
as o;t'r. NDu;p- louisiana
! Clerks 1tt'~. Ses orleans FehTCat" - !;tS
| ~ gl~. 81 L0EW. VePGt! G.sISe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
,1,r DAILY REPUBLICAN

x., ,,. OF the following dealers:
d.. Ellis opposite the Postotfice.
CI. a4,ay. No. 10 Commercial place.
CGD Hole. No. ii Exchange place.
sn)a s.. Louis street, between Royal
.-ras, ili Exchange alley tUnde. St: Louis
Hotel
.Jaa.,, ::aI,. Pontchar.rain railroad de.
oot, TI.:i District: also at depot. foo: OF
Lafaye..a a...e:. First District.
variety news stand. 30. % Dauphine
s.re9:. oe.v.ea Customhouse and Bienv!l.e
streetj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

4 separate contract for constructing wooden
curbin9 on the following streets. to wit
Monroe, both sides from ievee TO Fifth street.
except such has been made by existing ordi.
nance; Je0ndas. both sides, from Leyee to Fifth
street. except such has been made by existing
ordnance st. Mary both sides. from Levee to FIT
street. except such as has been made per exist.
ing ordinance.
Eel I'm A. C. BRICE Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

A Soon MANA week or so ago an ap
plication was placed on Governor Kellogg
table. asking for an Office which has not
vet been created. The applicant had prob.
ably heard that The officer would be made.
as two or three bills had been introduced
into the Legislature. but it seems that
neither of them will pass: at least, neither
one has been recorded. The letter caused
a few smiles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

,,,.rn,, NoHNlNG-A: hait-pa>t
enc o',!o,. Yesterday morning hte Wa,
Sisc,v..,i ~ cotton shed on Hleharo
,+~es.. between Religious and ST. Thomas
s.raa.. vh;c, was soon destroyed. and
from which n. fire spread 20 the "ne-story
f-a,,a .,..d;ng. No. Sc Orange street. ms
hYjrdia, VA, owned by Mr.. 4aumsarsen'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

FR,:".-.:... - Jacob and Margaret
Jaca,..s yesterday called at the aiOernla
Bans AMI presented document WHICH
called 70. !. - -. As the paper wa, clear
H. a f.a.,. money WAS given. but the APP
plicai.'. W.. sent to prison. whe:e 'he'
can ,....: ~...ugely over tricks that are
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Tie irritation committee. Messrs. Burke.
McIn-7.a. Price and Bell. favor us with a
ticke: ~ IA. ball Of Mississippi Fire Com.
ponv NJ. :, be given on tho fourth in.
stan. A: II. dance that remains IN the
repo-:e: sine Narii Gras will certainly be
hyoa,l. o.: IN that festive occasion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Anln: :ie ii;s; TO contribute to the reflex
fund for Ia. poor whose homes were de.
s.roye! ~ fire in :hs Third District last
week wei, several sporting men Of st.
Charles street. and their donations were
Ebe.a'. more generous than some made by
.nea wa, make high professions t" moral
ity. Is peasant; 20 record bright spaces
in the history ci men who are often con.
d.mu.i 1ahe,rd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

VALUABLE Improved REAL E>rAC: AT
Auction pY fuE SiIERIFF.--We CAL atten-
ton to tie sales ~ auction. 20 be made 20
morrow at noon. az the Merchants and
Auctionee:s' Exchange. Royal 5,7ee,. ~ the
sheriff. OF I'll" parish vi Orleans. SAID
sales comprise
/. The one undivided ha:: o. 4 -: OF
ground. with all the buildings and improve
nl.n.s theron, situated in the First District
of tai. city aus; forming the southwest. cor
nar OF Carordeiei and Pecd;io streets.
:. And a -: OF ground. with tho buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated n "a"
Second District Of Iris city. Oh G:.eanS
street. between BuT@and: aat E"al''t
streets.
For paytic',ia:s ami terms ace a'iv"r-
tiseIGents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

WIFE BEATER-Mrs. johnson has caused
the arrest of her lovely husband. who at
tempted 20 beat her 10 death last night.
His name is William B. johnson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

FIRE.-Abou, eight o'clock last evening a
fire occurred on Robertson street. entirel.
destroying the premises. which were used as
a stable Loss unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
SPECIAL, NOTICES,

Sew Life for the lansuid.-PeI:ec; health
Is vo,.hs.tc,i to few. Probably ninety peope'out
%: ever hundred who call themselves healthy
har. their turns OF langUor. exhaustion de.
~, sson of spirits ana bodily pain. Al these times
:, wines a stu. d: EOsete.'s Stomach B!tteIs il as
r,treshsg "A the shallow OF a rock in weary
Land = ~ SOfat"s and rests the system and
cheers ::- mind. The effect OF :e Bitt-rs in eases
OF ne.:o.s debility. produced either bT undue
physical -s-,t.o.., oveIs;adv. intense anxiety. OF
alv othe: ca,is.. il wonderfully :eviv.as ard in
MIGRATING. <: FAC. This nealthfui. vegeta""
restorative possesses medicinal properties which
.ntI..- il 20 tie rank OF article of prime neces.
Sly and /. should be KEEP, on hand in every dwell.
ing AMI promptly taken a remedy for all the
minor si.:r-a;s We. al 10: more serious com.
paints if2b cod Nv
office the tiucuaI Ala and Benevolent
Lite insurance Association or Louisiana. No l9
Camp street. New Orleans, March {. 49,? Mems
oels of this association ale hereby notified OF the
death of Mrs =. Desmonsseauy. VIII" died in this
city September :. 1872; william O Kane died in
cttv Oc:nbe' %. 1872; and are called upon
20 com. forward without further notice and pay az
me otlc. OF tn. association. No. 20 Camp street.
m n, :? It 60, A. '' - " R W. YoTNa' Secretary.
Ney. nrIeans. nRrch ). I>73.-i hereby
VI aGTaW IA" charge - Ist vi ia A. Cambridge
fT sllteras cottoA from our %tlct. ~
HUGH ALLISON co.
mn2 ~ M 80 Caroud-'et street.
Office OF -tern'- Fertilizer nnd Chemical
hanuta.t turin: ConpsnF: n. 10 cAartres slltet:
.h. Board Directors held tas daT semi annual
.lIvi,ieud OF SIX PER Cant declared. pa!"o.e
- and ''i"s A-;'A D. 1910 .yxpy srKRy
:..:3. Ac.uc SECRETARY and Treasured.
IAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relIrf for soung men
com she effects .; errors and abuses IA ealy lite.
| '.Jy-i New method OF Treatment. Ne" ana !''-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

and occupied by Dave Adams as bakery.
The house and stock we're totally burned.
the latter being insured in the Western In.
surance Company for $1,000.
From this building the flames extended
TO the two-s:ory building occupied by Mr.
Baumgar:en, the year portion Of which
was considerably dana sel by fire and
water. This house is insured. but in what
company and for what amount could not
learned.
The three cne.story frame buildings. Nos.
-. 60 and o. Orange street, were next
destroyed. These houses were occupied as
residences By parties whose names could
not be learned. After the destruction Of
these houses. which were partially insured,
the flames communicated to the twO-story
frame building. No. p! St. Thomas street,
owned BIZ Mrs Ti.terton. and occupied by
Henry Farwell as stable, the upper por
ton being used az a place o. lodging for
his Transfers.
This place was burned ou, entirely. being
covered by partial insurance. as we I'M
derstand. Mr. EarwelVa loss is estimated
at about 5000.
The one-story frame buildings. Nos. 2l3
and 2lj 81. Thomas street, owned by Mrs
Hall and occupied by parties whose names
could not be learned. were destroyed; coy
cred partially by insurance.
The amount Of loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

F,su.N;-Lais released from school yes.
terday. feeling the influence Of spring
weather. gathered up their fishing tackle
and ls,l..i some fine perch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
STATE OF AOIs~iANA.
yifyu Dis1RI"F COURF 4o8 III. FigI:H q
sDI,LSsSs
MES. EAEtTTt ST"RK VS. dSE%i"E u. LEvS
u.s husDaud-SV 4Il:.

? MERELY CERTIFt THAT 90 SN'. s''.!';N
4 .av -. February, o31j judgment 90 T"ISs
derrIl in this court IN 'le 3os. in. entitled eulS S'R
the words and figures following, {" WAY
SIIs. Babctts !t"i. ~ ss ore. % we H't
husband Ne. tll1.
Ia thi. ease sui'srS p, t'leC'rf: e.. sOrstil 9'G
ton ~ ivdnHIrl1 J.. s'''tIgl' hsis',iS, 80 ''SSb
considering th. 10. and tho evidence 80 DO ~
ttvo! OF the ;l,!tii - ~ .!l. red, -dIId1'S an6
drc,Lr! rha. 'h. ,ud gncu' ~ I'ia1ii 'sr0lH $50
tered on rh. .ilIt instant 10; 'ow confirmed ana
,rs lr ..al an. ac-0,djug'y W. 'A'Ie 10. lUdS
.uc,e in taco, ~ Il.iu'is. H's .;abrt" S'OrS eng
AGAINST defendant; s.aJlI.: u 10 y!o De! sto7Danis
drcrrriu.,. G.p.ia'iuV - p1.'Iri's on. % diaSpse
tou of the community Of s"gDeB'- and oalieO acre
tOfo,r . EIstlS. ht'.'"s a.. 49,! udEJso 81 30
f.rtnr; ordered .ti1.d..t and .".'..t RSS ''lN
said rl.i!'Il! b.. :Ut sh- j. hereby permitted 90
Catv~ oI. hu-l:!.-. her own nam. :.Utl!%
merchant. AID iH!' ~" ir"nV"E az !'I sod lsS~e
band tin. of IL" th",!S'! '0.'ar., N1'S Sire
jntrr.s; thereon irene .Udi'.a. 'I... = 80
January -. ~. niiiii ,hi'. ana cost. "i 0"2o
Judgment r.Ir'-,.G F..',r!.s ! Z. j"..S
b. NORTH ruiL' v @g3s~s
H. Testimony whereof. i,"" t' u Az" So s~S
hand ard an ..G The seal at III" =. y ""Hi' a. 20
at E.H Orleans ~: t!l. !OU'e'ni. L"i - - 20
r.ayy 81" "t lord on i",.a'Si'i "iE'.S
i!rlil..! and seventy ttT." and E '!H"'' 1"'"ASS
ssaI IN. ;..'i, :.'"se" ~ IA. ':!.'': S~t"S
M.W.aI' HIiNS.
f..,; mil .j' D'pu'S '.@9B
United .TITE. DISTKICE et4I sg5!o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Aimee ia ODera BOuRe,

On Friday evening last, Mile. Aimee vas
the recipient, at the Varieties Theatre. of
a splendid ovation at the hands of her nu-
merous admirers, the occasion being her
benefit. OF which due announcement had
been made.
Considering that the Len:en days are
Just upon us. and that a large portion of
our opera going population below Canal
street are strict observers of the season. the
immense audience at the Varieties upon
this occasion is subject f0r wondermsnt
and Nile. Aimee should feel exceedingly
cnmplimen ted that she was able. even with
ner freshly mounted opera and exquisite
costumes. 70 fill the house - OVERLOOKING
from parquette to gallery.
The opera chosen was tbs sprishtiy LA
Belle Helene" By Ofenbach. in which the
fair beneficiary assumed the It'll. role, as.
sisted by NJ. Ju:eau, the tenor. as Paris.
and by the rest of the Incompatible com
pany in their respective roles. The most
Interesting feature Of the evenings enter
tainment. and we know Mile. Aimee will
not object TO our mode of putting it, was
tne presentation 10 Tue
the first act o. a number OF baskets filed
with the choicest garden flowers and
exotics while one or more of them con-
tanned, hidden away in the chaliceS OF
cr0vning camelias, exquisite articles of
diamond .iewelry. which giistened and
dashed as the baskets passed over the foot.
lights ike so many dewdrops rejecting the
morning sunlight.
The opera as whole was cieveriv rem.
dered, but although the music at TIRES is
delightfully."- exhilarating, there is too much
of The broad-toned recitative and stupidity
indicate by-plar about the piece TO make
it very popular with an American audience.
While Aimee was, OF course, the central
figure around which the lesser lights re.
VOWED. Juteau, as Paris. shining d tribe
dulier than usual; in truth. we have seldom
witnessed much poorer representation
o: the :o:e Of the famous young shepherd
whose pcanks set all Gceeca astir ever so
many years ago.
Al the matinee yesterday LA Pegchoie.'
one OF the very best of the operas given by
this troupe. was placed upon the stage and
was delightfully."- rendered. Mile. Aimee
and NJ. juteau winning golden opinions
from ali present.
Last evening "La Belle Helene was re.
peated to good house. and was even more
smoothly given than on Friday night.
To-nigh, the sensation Of the season.
| "Genvieve de Braban." will ba brought
out. II Is filed with delightful music. and
| had famous run, both in Paris and New
York. when il was first presented to the
public. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

NOR iEhT-.:'R'IStE n ,.HF yt.,'I IT'D
4 Au' .g.!t :aisrt '"t az: YIN s's 'Ai''-h-
=. .aIy. grounds. iI.gi,ls s''i'i:at"!. ;I.' trees.
.st'.l'-d So. - avenue. =. :. .'stilf;.
sri.' moderate 90 co0i tenant. Apri' 20 ."'"
-. NJ - , N..A srr'..u. Dr-tot"s. r.. - -
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tsuerye

With what degree Of p.ca>h:" can the
Democracy o: Louisiana follow tie leader
sI,ip OF General Hugh j. Campbell, hn""'
in. a. thry do that he il to-day "A ":i.'"-
holder under Governor Kellogg
With " hat safety can the property "T'ne!'
If this city follow t.e aiv:t'' .: =. joan
Ellis no. /" pay :heir iax"s. when thy .ii';
him quietly ur.in. the C.cy Co'":. :" give
MIN the contract. ~ an aJ;Orn :. :" Gn...,.:
tho back taxes Due Ia" C:.r'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

I'H.sI-t iiOspITAL.--Mr. p. ". Tourne.
clerk o! "a. Charity Hospital. sends us the
following report for February:
Admissions. $50: discharges. 325: deaths
80: dese,.si l.: remaining March /. 532. Ma
tiy!ty Of patient. admitted: Foreigners 49,!
United States. IG2; a: sea. 4: unknown. ].
Total, 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

ASSESSMENT. Nos. 40. r., AID ':S o.
fee Ml..;.a: Ali and Benevolent lie ins":-
ance Association 9: Louisiana. See. special
n",i1. column. Death o: Ma. ;. D's-
monsseaux. William OKana .ni l.. r
>oui.. Amount paid o.:: GA I"A..s sac"
organization. :2;1,2Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02


MRS BRIDGET MURPHY WIFE OF THOMAS
!aucett. vs. her husband-Eo. 404..
4 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SECOND
4 dav of January 1873, Judgment was rendered IN
this court in the following entitled sulI il the
words and figures following to wit:
Mrs. Bridget Murphy, wife OF Thomas Faucetfs
VS.. her husband. No. 4047.
In this case. submitted for aijudi alton. the
court considering that the law and evidence are IN
favor of Plaintiff it is ordered adiutfged and dos
creed that there he Judgment here for the piaiH'
Elf, Bridget Murphy widow %! william A. Patton.
against defendant Thomas Faucet her husband
said parties, anu dissolviug the communit of
quests and gains existing between chem; that
plaintiff do recover from defendant, her husband
the sum OF seven thousand eight hundred and
thrtv-slx dollars and twenty-four cents. with the
privilege upon the property of her husband in such
cases allow ed by law to married women from De,
cember 3 1872. with legal interest from judicial
demand and costs of suit.
Judgment signed January :. 1878.
A SACClEcR SUiss.
IN testimony whereof, l have hereuntO set NV
hand AID affixed the seal of the sail court at the
city OF New Orleans on this seventh day of JaHs
uary, III the yeaE of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three.
mh2 l5' y. OLEARY, Deputy Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE United
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IL THE MATTER OF MRS. MARIA y. i TREZE
want, Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

taking the name of jim, in honor OF Mr..
Lemarie' s youthful son.
The company marched up town, calling
on Chief Engineer T. O'Connor, where a
second horse was named. this one il COM
pliment to the chief-Tom.
We are indebted to the company for a
serenade. for which our thanks are ten
dered
TILL TAPPING.-Two juvenile 1oafers.
| named Thomas Sullivan and Martin Flans-
gan. aged respectively eighteen and sixteen
years, have been hanging round the coffee
house of Mr.. E. Miller two or three nights
past. Last evening they obtained IS result
of their observations, lodging at the first
precinc: for having stolen over twenty dol-
lars from the drawer Of the cotfeehouse.
Although they were closely pursued alter
committing the larceny. they had nothing
upon them when they were searched. The
money was probably thrown away while
they were running.
WHO STOLE THAT POCKET Book II. II.
Mari. who lifted up his voice elOquently IN
Lafayette square on Friday evening
wanted to know in the papers next day
who took his pocket book with that -
bill in it! Never mind. Colonel. go
around and see Badger or Malone. and they
may find it for you, provided you and your
friends don't kick up SO much nonsense
around town as not TO give them time to
attend to their legitimate business.
PROGRESSIVE LITERARY DEBATING So
cIETY.-Last night brought with it the DC.
casion of the Inauguration OF the officers of
the Progressive Literary Debating Society.
This society has been in existence for some
time, but owing 70 the lack of interest by
it's members. coupled with our present pc.
Itical excitement. il has failed to advance
as rapidly as we are now glad TO know it is
the intention Of it, members to push it.
This organization bears On its roll OF mem.
bership some Of the most industrious. re-
spected and intelligent young men of this
city, and it behOOves all friends of the cause
of education and popular intelligence, and
especially such of our prominent colored
ClllZe1S DIS uoLA H4SL HOoAIiOh7' ~ - Re"
thize and encourage. both mentally and Pc
cuniarily these young men. who are yearn-
ing for that qualification essential to the
welfare and elevation OF their race. The
following young gentlemen are its officers:
A. Lawrance Henderson. president: f. j.
Holms. vice president; Robert j. Wilson,
treasurer; l.. z. Henderson. secretary: A.
A, Coins. critic: W. A. Halson. chairman Of
executive committee.
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NOR RE>T-eOUMS TITH 0R WITHOUT
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The Rev. Il. J. Bruce. D: Ware. Eassa-
chusett-. formerly missionary 70 INDIA.
has presented collection o: :wo hundred
native India birds 70 the c.:::: :Ga:e-a. .;
Springfield. il TIA: STATE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

Ys,e !,.... lived to the age OF ninety
eigh. :-.a. .ai then died OF dlphtAer'a' anu
had n. ohy...i,n to attend him.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Banl1ruptcy-So. s435.

IL THE MATTER OF MRS. MARIA D. i TRE2E,
want. Bankrupt.