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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

NEw YosK horses have a disease of
the hoof and pastcrn. Hundreds have
it and are untitled for wsrk. 1t is be-
lieved to have been caused by the salt
that was sprinkled in the snow.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

4 NAN named Joseph B. Stewart, a
lobbyist. was brought before the House
Committee on the Credit Mobilier case as
witness He refused to testify Fer
his refusal he was imprisoned. He now
brings suit against the Speaker of the
House and Sergeant-at ArmH. He wants
100000 That is the financial value of
the injury he sustained. lie ought to be
hurried out OF court as fast az possible.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

A BILL for the relief of the sufferers of
the Somerset fire passed both houses of
the Legislature last week. Amount ap
Iropriaied $4,000
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
has one Democratic judge now. A Judge
Of that political faith has not occupied
seat in that body for nine years.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

1t il said that claims have been filed
against the estate of the late James Fisk
Jr.. almost equal in amount to its entire
value
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

John Butsfeld, of Fulton county, re-
Gently refused to pay toll, when the gate
was closed on him. and the enraged man
procured an az and cut them down.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

yHE Canadians are in high dudgeon
over goods that have been smuggled into
their country fir, m the United States
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
ONLY 10 CENTS.

EY SENDING only 2j CENTS 10 JAS W
- REMINGTON. at Mounisville. Marshall
Co, W. W.. You viii receive by retsrn mail
800 useful receipts
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

THE Fnrtysecond Congress, that has
within the past week expired, was dis
tinsuisEt d for lis want of moral sense.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

THt trial of State Agent George o
Evans resulted in verdict for the State
Of Sl49 762.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
GEO. P. R0WELL & co, 40 Park Row, New York
AND
S. M. PETTENGlll ( CO., 81 Park Row, N. Y,

Are our sole agents in that city, and are au-
thorized to contract for advertising at our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
quested to leave their favors with either of
the above houses.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

A NUMBER of West Point cadets and
soldiers were frost bitten while at Wash
ington attending the Inauguration.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

Tue Inauguration ceremonies were the
grandest ever witnessed at Washington
80 dispatches say
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

TIE s,vere weather has killed large
numbers of cattle in laho.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

1Hh Philadelphia NJ. +. Conference is
in st ssion at Columbia, Lancaster county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

READ the Presidents Inaugural Ad-
dress OH fret page.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
Administrators Notice.


'Estaie Of Jerome Bryner, deceased.
7 ETTERS of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned upon the
estate OF Jerome Eryner. deceased, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make payment, and those having claims
against the same, 10 present them without
delay, 10
ALFRED J. PATTERSON,
JACOB BRYNER.
administrators.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12

a despatch from Baltimore under date
of the 7th inst says A frightful scene
occurred about nine o'clock this morning
at No 90 y. Eutaw street, caused by
the careless use of coal Gil. A colored
woman, employed at the boarding house
Of Mrs. Duval, poared coal oil in the
stove to have the fire burn more briskly,
and in an instant the oil can exploded,
and the unfortunate woman was envelop-
ed in flames. She rushed from the house
into the street, literally piller of fire,
the flames mounting far above her head,
and her screams were heard several
squares. In short time several hundred
persons were attracted to The spot Sew
eral gentlemen stripped off their coats
and threw them around her, attempting
to smother the flames, which was not ac-
complished until every particle of cloth
ing. except a small handful about her
waist, had been consumed. Her entire
body was horribly roasted, and her in
juries are necessarily fatal.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
A WIDOW lady, Mls. Nancy Lanxton,

A WIDOW lady, M,s. Nancy Lanxton,
and her adopted daughter, twelve years
old, were found dead in bed at their home
in Mattocn, III on the morning Of the
9th, with their throats GU. from ear to
ear. A common case knife was sticking
in the wound in Mrs. Lanxton's throat,
and her right hand graspiug its handle
The bodies lay in composed position,
evidently having been arranged after
death and nicely covered with the bed
clothes. The son of Mrs Lanxton has
been arrested On suspicion of having
committed the murder.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-12
FASTEN YOUR WIND0WSI

No spring to break, no cutting of sash cheap.
durable. very easily applied holds sash At
any place desired, and self-fastcner when
the sash is down. Send stamp for circular
Circular and six copper bronzei locks sent
to any address in the U. s, tpail, on re-
ceipt of 80 cts. Liberal inducements to the
trade. Agents wanted. Address RElSlNG-
ER SASH Lock CO., No. lis Market street.
Harrisburg Pa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

The subioined dispatch was specia: 70
che st. Louis Republican:
New YORK, February 2G.-Rumors have
been strengthening al! afternoon ami oven.
ing that Mr.. a. B. Stock well. president o.
the Panama and Pacific Mail, has failed to
meet his contracts and that his failure is
;nevitable. Mr.. Stockwsii has been for
several years one of the heaviest and bold.
est dealers in the Exchange The prospect
of his going under demorali2.d the stock
market this afternoon AID threw il into what
looked Ike the beginning Of panic. Re.
porters who saw Mr. Stockwell this even.
!ng were assured b. him that ne would pul!
Through all right, but ti."r. was grea! IN.
Sas.uess mamie SEED by Wall street people.
who ecugregatel in large crowds this
evening at Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Stock.
we'll. SIX years ago, was u struggling 'pe.
rator. hut ne made lucky strike in Pan
anna. and HIS wealth during the las: year
ar two has been pop.!a, y estimated at sev.
cral millions. lie was on the winning side
jI the Northwestern corner. having been II
determined adversary "c Henry \. Smith.
and recently assisted Jay Gould. The
pending investigation. Icy Congress into :h.
Pacific Mail and tn. long "niinred severe
airing sncy ~ the money market have been
Il preiui" 10 Slockw.!!'s pYrseu: difficulties.
N.,:l Ae wall su.g.ma or no; remains :.
he seen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
ICommunicated.l
The Mississippi Forgery Sensation.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3, 49,.

The Mississippi Forgery Sensation.
NEW ORLEANS. March ,, 49,.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
Having seen in the New Orleans Tin,.s
Oi this date lengthy statement from
Miss MCBcide. relative TO the Mississippi
warrant forgery case. and from TarlUu.
gOrrObOratiye statements from other sources
relative TO the vrracity and integrity OF
the parties concerned in the raElng up OF
this case, together with the inbuman treat.
meht Of these prisoners charged with com.
glicity in this vase. and of the suppression
OF all communications, either by writing or
from friends, seem 80 indicate a perseoH.
4iOu against the se prisoners unparalleled IN
she history of civilized countries, and EVIL
IDENTITY demand tie universal condemna'
JioD Uf al! good people in ;hl6 Christian
isndo Tie writer. from personal EnoWI'
edge knows OF ial.c statements beng
made by sumr Of tn, parties concerned
rsith the prose, Utirn Of 'bis ease, evidently
for she purpCs. 81 advancing ias they
fhought) their future popularity. Who IL
u civilized country, where the Lberallty OF
a republican form of government relgns.
ever heard Of such trea tment TO prisoners
SIS that OF the State Of Ml~slsslppI IN thr
late forgery case and that OF men who
bad filed prominent positions III pnbhc
life in this State. that 700. before
any eSiuif3ct' nau bttu pIOIu''u o~'AA-0
10 con yict single prisoner. without thr
Impressions of falsely prejhdIeed puohc
opinion, caused from cunnn2ly circulated
rumor4 for the purpose Of influencing me
grand fury; AL Of which seems to have bee
%,oms a concp6ed fact since tho matter has
become more fully developed. All concede
10 tho State OF Mississippi the right to use
any and all means in her power to ferret
0uf the grand scheme that was attempted
to drfiand her. Also, the friends Of Justice
bend e willing hand to the prosecution by
lair tiial of those charged with completely
in the case; bul every citizen of Louisiana,
together with the public prcss, Rhould CON
Giemn tho inbuman treatment received by
these prisoners from the State OF Missls-
eippi during The prosecution. The United
States government would have intertered
had this cruelty to prisoners been eXactcd
or imposed in a foreign country, and why
should our own authorities exact that
which we would not allow other countries
10 exact Of our citizens. This is possibly
pcr..cuti0n without warrant of right or
Justice, and let us give the prisoners the
b. n tit of the doubt "DO unto others as
sou would That they should do unto YOU"
JUSTICE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
sl.t-Oro,oGicnI ana River Report:

The signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rse or fall Of
the rivers, at 3:43 ?. NJ local time. yester.
day aa follows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
CITY coUNcIL--oFFIcIAL
REGULAR MEETING.
City HALL. SFv ORiEASs. !
ruGENcr lt.rrlt -

| The Council met this day a: /: NJ, i
regular session.
! Observation-Disclosures Calhoun. Fit
enreiter. Lewis. Schneider aud TurDbul
Mr.. Schneider presiding. in the absence 9
the Mayor.
Til. minutes OF the !.s: meeting we"
approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Fi'zenreiJer. the action
Of the Administrators az an informal meet
ing. held on til. twenty eighth uItimo. va
ordered to be inscribed upon the minutes
said action bein: reported as follows:
AZ an in'orma! meeting o; the members
of the City Council. convened by .ls honor
| the May or, in his parlor. On the twenty
eighth .! February. 1873. to "0hslfe: meas
| ures for the relief %. the sufferers by the
| great confagTation in the ThI:! District,
! the following resolution was un.ni;nnu }ly
| adopted, al! the admin .tTa:oF. Being
present:
th. Third District. several hundred! iami.
lies were suddenly deprived 81 their dwell
liugs and household goods. and were left
wlthou: shelter OF the means Of sE5si, tence:
and
Whereas. The loss has fallen with special
and distressing severity upon Il yerv large
number of families having bat limited
means of support: therefore. an! in order
to enable the philantbroric 20 come 10 the
Immediate relief Of our unfortunate and
distressed fellOw-citiztns. be i:
ReSO'rcd. That % committee .: thre" A"-
illustrators be appointed to &c; with the
Mayor as chairman. TO solicit subscriptions
for the relief OF til" sufferers made dest!-
tute bv the said fire, with authority 10 open
ia the vicinity OF the burned district an
office and bureau o: relief. 10 appoint com
mittees ot citizens for soliciting. dlstribut-
ing or otherwise applying contributions re
cciyed. and to take al! measures which
they may deem proper II order TO give
prompt and etficieL; and 20 the dIetrtss
and destitute.
Administrators Turnbur, Fitzenreiter
and Sturcken were appointed a committee.
with the Mayor, unGcr the resolution, f"
cooperate with committee consisting OF
the following private citizens:
|. n. Marks. TcLouvitrras street. near
Poydras.
w. b. Schmidt, No. AZ Peters street.
ID. Fatjo, No. 53 Tchoupitoulas street.
Thomas Mckenna, Poydras street. nea"
Magazine.
W. G. Raymond. Poydras street. near
Magazine.
+. X Chevu!ley. Napoleon avenue, c orncr
of Live Oak street.
George W. HynS"n' Safonueie. street.
between common anu lana.
W. u. Coyle, drawer sC'e"'. between
Common and Canal.
A. Zerega, Caroniefc: street. between
Union and GrayieF.
II. .. StlXas, NO. ~ common street.
j. Z. Morris, corner !caoupt"n!aa ana
Grayler streets.
Rudolph iAeurer. No. j. refers street.
j. y. .0rlt. No. - S2ro..uci", ..T"et.
;,o,, the N.yor and sd
uipi,,r..or,.
Mr.. F'tzenroiter made Ia: following re-
mort. which was adopted:
"
r,ii.. p,'tii;,,II ~ :. .,',, =" ,s ~ 49,
o:.~ ra,,ot, ot >..,T r.,o-ns.
:" '''' '''' 'o'.I'''. %
IN answer 10 proposals i1I 'f'a' h n'i'
81 ehiali P"A p''l0h'N' ''' '''.'' ."a "'-'
were received:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

First-The building is located in sui
a"lo part u the CITY iof Ill" p"i
Second borol Of busir,c.s nronerl
Anie VI "ANH "
,nata,??a, - :; ing tiIi9 ~ horo aEd M =, ~
present tina hos hen transmitted to othe
| cities and ,,,aUnfactured or otherwise re
handled IN tho odvsntape of second hands
}. The marty Interested is q new conner
who hrinos f. 1ur e;tv his entern75s. an,
| capital uch;ob I'll Command not only Iaho
but er1i~ra ,tn # tbeIeby ASSISTING tba cit,
il two told sense, VIZ: in money and pop
ulaI|r.
e.. "hH'ueLi' S tHa' tno 80, -. y "'.'
| ', S mas Aot netn occupien i"1 'oH 9Pac'
Vi t',he' ana that the machinery !" oe eFect
~ IS o. "l!lilllu w P,"P'l '','i az
| - ouIy opjeeil'hS 'H"1 - o' 'n'"" /
sai1 .! Hi1 Va % ~ 8 ;,
oIsa, ','Gns 20 NC SI o.nft. '"s y
y ~ 81 TI1mnj1Tr 15,r;,,;ot -, -
IL o''N 3" l ILL., 4''ihi''i' u q ''''
IEF.kTsE INT; % ' o. ,s!
5000
,"' IVY Noah'li o' Ho- orlo''
Upon She petition OF Herman holie, re
s.Peoitul!y report .avogably, .El u.:es the
Rs! TTRNRl'Ir. administrators.
Sir Lewis submitted the annexed report
which vas received. and tie authority
asked tor was granted:
0xr.xrsEs- sr !srxovr~sSr. ,
""i"" .. '''"' }
IT, -. ~, No,'l'i' o' .e' ''''.- =,
pliance Win rnso,ntion No 20I0 ADMIN.
i-tra,ion series. advertised for proposals.
10Y me DAILY towing OF nuisance toat-. but
-, $500 ITO Dlus' A'ne'''oI' dc" "'''I'''S
JAMES LEWIS airf,;.1-,.or
Mr.. Levi, presented III. subioinea re-.
port, which wa. s6onted.
pzP.Krxnsr or lsssosst,xr, I
t"'rV"'! H. ~ }
w. 'l- " 'c ~, ,
reanpoiino tba .I,i,, ~ hi, client isan
Ferran. wouid respectfully r.pol. tina,
the ground in question on Orleans street. 1T
n,,;r ~ Iv".i"h 81 M'''''7 'o"i' "'I' -
|. therefore, rec3nmerd .bs. ~. City
Attorney be instructed 10 contes. the suit,
ana nave the value OF tn" land determine O
:J igi ~ Iii:yTc .ar,.ris.r,.o~
Wiz.
,-''C"" ''''i'" "' '''1 '',''''''''7 Nv
auv ,a,a -. =. -, oo.;,,. -, ,ho
eighteenth uItipo and na.s., IN. .ccood
readings, Said ordinances. hainr NOW on
th.ir +bira ,,,,I;,.,. ,,,,.,,,, t.e,u-.
,,na-ina-," 'O1.,s' s7a i2' y
hoon aaI,a,: w, =
oeen called on each:
An ordinance aupr0rr:,.tin- money {,
defray the exnan6;tnras OF +,,c T,D,.,,roan,
sI.,,...l,.
u ih' ''n'eh'S lor ''e HloL-'" ol '''N"t'!' >
1873, beginning with the item John W.
Madden. stationery. $50 So"
Tb4. ordinanoo ,no,, i.s ,,i,,, r,,1;, ,.,
uP''i 40 '''-' - -"
'' ,. % MI ."i'onn. ""s h,h"h"'" "
char eng the item OF -. L. McCaH g. SON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
By Mr.. Calhoun, read twice and passed

4
| An ordinance providing for the pay lnonl VI
named.
Re II ordained. That the following appre-
nriations be and are hereby made, and
that thA administrator of PUBLIC Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment VI II tue , I~ c;fv treasury to the
credit Of .ha appropriate fund for each
s"foun' anu no. n G'a amnnTes s. the Depart
mant of PnIic.. for the month of February.
1874 viz.
A f.,l yWsrIst 'ii'o SIS 81
u - - d r, a., 90
go, ii"r,9o " % p,f,,7,.. - 20
~ "a - &, -. OIi0 90
ttnhI;c snnares ~ 1910 90
pnhIi. nhnnds 1919 90
n,,,rirG, nd,rn,,. Iaaa 100 90
oNiS IL" 'nn en- u ''A > '''''''' -
vota, .S4298 :.
citicar. aierk. an, emnioves in the Depart
n,nnt OF InInroyamant far the month of
F,hru.ry. 1873. viz:
Denart,na9t cronar S4iti g.
p l,Up"i af vthorTns AND Isniing 5js 8.
DHr.,n If streets .. 1898 80
I,'ro'.', Of Or nr.;nacc i25 90
To,a, Sl3I3 -
,,,f,oaDS n,o,l,s ond c,nnInres in the
Sns+,o,or,s nanartmfnt for the
.rnrtl,, Of FahrIary 1874 slo,l 81
p mn, % % g." insnoctor, AVID
,yy;t, III p, w. ior th. month NJ
TlLu.,.S ia ora "a
rs; va, .,'d on,,',nrcs in mo
Htrn,,, IS .oadssT,,n+s f..
,ba moth ~ E.hruarv IS13 o7ol -
!, me lnchCn Vi feoiI eur .. io'', -.
,t,a na, 80" ", Einance snr
NC DCPai Vn't W va fSH1 49,, ~
ca. - : - -, :; -,
'Inoel1. WEI as ~ - .to,' en- ,n 10
Pc, ~ ~ ~ y. wv AZ IS-3 ~;
unrn,,. ntf;o,, $50 CG
CITY Council 24D 90
ON Hau hn,ldin, nnrter. $40 90
800 $3.50 80
Total. .....o ....o:.... .sii-c W
c1flcers, clerks ana "lnployee ID tne
l,epaE'a4 ~ =, icz I' '0i ,a7. a..
llon'h VI + ,' l ''tS' - - -
''t,ceLS .dsrhs anu p,JY;o nn 80
'-nlon. " rr1i,,',,- Ia~R 30, N
w - ~ - IL w. 80 iao,or ot
i 80: ., * u h,,a.-
I rGSa 'oi Anon'4' VA . GU 0''''' 10 Il,
;:1,.., 81, .'o,,
- 80 ,;1',. ''I1th ~ Eal'r,,o
90 -i 80 -''A IA m
90. !, 100 ..''''. - -
I1 ~ ..1,, ~ ~ +La
,rIa,,tb IF Ea6r,orr ia ,,i,n 90
0tffnnra c1arL. and amn'ovee in IN. DE-
lartmens OF Nat"rw"rk' ana fnoilc
Huiidlngs' 'os tho mohsh Ga SoDf''aly.
1913. VIZ: eco, or
A !iI oiilce. 80 30
WateYWOrks office. ................ iIli %
WaterWOrks proper. ISL w
Insane ASYLUM. :3c %
Home of &0ai and Iufiryn Is 80
Courthouses, 200 90
-----
Salaries Of the MayOr and Admins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
acciden, OF the Steamship Wilmington.

lcridcmt on the S'cRmship v !imir ior.
Tbs Havana Diaria a. ia Marina o: the
twenty seventh ultin" says:
The steamship Jnnil.a. Captain =. W.
Catherine. arrived to-day. Reports Layir.
been in company with the steamship WI.
m.l. ton during the night Of IL. twenty.
fifth and TIE Hitsni'.G OF the :wenty. sixth.
when. ~ .'x O'clock -! tia: morning, b-:n.
then about SIX miles ahead, noticed her
CoHrs anon down. immediately pat back.
and -tut a boat 20 ;.r assistance. F.und
her on = rect. with n,nc feet Of water amid.
shir,, position being ..oOE. ,'g'...n miles
sou.h OF C,rrysinrt l. hi. I'll. captain DE-
elintd offers al .,.,,-t..ucr. when so pro.
reeded on orr .c..:.sn. .he in IN mean.
while having con .uvaoea THROWN: ,ai.s,
overheard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

4 Boston merchant. Who paid $! for Il
stsnd-np seat in the top gallery al the opera.
was much gratitied, recently. 20 see .eVerd
young men occupying 81 seats IN the par.
SSuetto. with lady friends at their sides, who
had owed him bills for many mupths, and
y no always profess to be unable to pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

Arkansas has within her borders 500 miles
OF railroad in good working order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
THE RIVERS.
Above Gov
A News .agcn, in Trouble.

Tho river hero is four Zee: six inches
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
CHARLES EITZENREITER.
Administration.

The joint monthly report OF the Admins.
traitors o. Finance and Puhlc Accounts
was submitted q. follows. and was ac.
cepted:
MONTHLY REfOHy ~ :Hr ADMINISTRATION
OF FINANCE AND .IULIC ACCOUNTS ToR
FEBRUARY, 1879.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
CHARLES !.TXENREITEr.
Administrator.
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Public Buildings. h4IC! :, 1873.

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70 the CITY Council Of New orleans:
The above report was prepared 6T IN. to
hH read 8t the last meeting. but as the
Council adjourned without transacting any
business, il was not presented. Since that
time a protest has been sent III signed ny
numerous citizens residing in the vicinity
ri DIR. Hayes hospital, who object. ~ the
treatment OF email pox patients in the
vicinity of their homes. | therefore re-
commend that this whole matter DO laid
over for further consideration, and that the
Council IT ject all bids.
on l-IEZ LCIl-LrD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

IN o:N7nance appr0pra'in. money to de-
tray the expenditures of the Department,
q! Police !pv the month Of February.
1875.
BE !. ordained. Tina. the i'ollowin. SIMS,
o' 80 much thereo! IA may be Necessary
are hefe"y appropriated TO Gefrsv the ex-
penditUre, al the Department OF Police for
tho month OF February. 1913. ana tLa. ~.
Administrator o: Public Accounts draw hi,
warrants on the Administrator of Finance j.,
payment OF the same, Whenever there .a.i,
be money IN The city treasury 20 ;h. c,rIi:
o! the appropriate fund. for each :rc..u.
and rot otherwise appropriated.
The New York herald., 1873-11-21

WANTED-A SUPERIOR MAN TO ACT As SHOP
w walker or usher in large wholesale house Broad
way he will be required take the keys and be respon
sibie for the entire buildings need apply but those
having experience in that capacity Address box 3,8S.
Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEUx PERSONNES LIE MARI EFT sA FEMME, REL
~ arrives de France, desrcnt sc placer dams
une maison. lie mari homme tout aire, Ia femme, Don1
ne menagere capable bcsoin denseigner la angu
fancaise dcs enants Ecrire A. H., onice du Heraid-
The New York herald., 1873-11-21

yxrANTEp-A FEW FIRST CLASS SHIP CARPEN.
w accustomed 10 lay of and direct work 70 such!
as can meet the requirement winters work Will b03
given where time need be lost account OF storm
the nexceponable testimonias will pc required
from shipbuilders have employed candidates; ap
pcants will enclose TESTIMONIALS also stating wages ex~
Deced Address WILLIS, Herald office.