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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 e. z. GIRARDEY L CO, at y o'clock, al Mer-
chants and Auc-ioneeTs' Exchange, three lots
OF ground and buildings DelaroEde street,
Ayers; three ,o;s Of ground and buildings on
Gosseli in ard DelaIorde stTeets-sUccess.On Of
jerome Ichante and JEANNE Abraham.
BY NASH EODGSON, at y o'clock az the
81. Charles Auction Exchange, 500 Louisiana
Mutual Insurance Company scrip 80 Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Mutual Insurance
Company (Cinc.nnati) scrip-succession Of Al
exander Norton two lots Of ground and build
Jugs, No. 1913 Rousseau stIect-sUcCeEsion Of Dr..
NJ. NJ. DOwier.
BY CHARLES z. PORTER, at u O'clock, at
81. Louis Auction Exchange, thirteen lots OF
ground Ia square bounded by Monroe, COhn,
Eighth and ST. Mary streets, CarrolltOn; lot 0:
ground and buildings OF Galvez street; lot OF
ground and buildings CUstOmhOuse street
lot of ground and buildings or Galvez street; .ot
ground aud buildings Oh Clstomhouse street
succession Of Elizabeth Platz, wife of Henry
Weiser.
BY SHERIFF HARPER, at y O'Clock, at Mer'
chants and AuctioneeTs' Exchange, one half OF
steamer Tal.eq uah-DavidsOn Pitcher vs.
Samuel Barnes half square Of ground and
Buildings bounded by Valence, Apollo and
Bacchus streets-Francis Bone VS.. j. J. Krei
der; square Of ground in Burtheville-ATmand
Pilot VS.. Harry Lott. At O'Clock, at corner OF
Coliseum ard Ninth Streets contents OF resi-
deuce furniture, etc.-MTs. L. G. Elliott vs. T,
A. Washington.
BY b. M. Il B. ). MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock
at No 81 Na.cLez street new sLl secondhand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
Leo HudsOn-.NaZeppa.

Grand matinee at the ST. Charles Theatre
to-day at twelve o'clock. when and where
the drama Of ''Mazeppa" viii be produced,
with Miss Hudson as Mo-eppa, the beauti
full page; -Ia-eppa. the beautiful swords
man; Aa-eppc. the daring rider, and .Nn-
.eppo. the King Of Tartarv. The beautiful
steed Black Bess. and her graceful rider.
alone constitute an entertainment. that de-
lights those that see them, and the play is
so well rendered that Bvron's story is intel
lightly related on the stage. Miss Hudson
possesses the qualifications Of superior
actress il that kind OF approximations, and
her clear voice. correct intor atoms and
commanding personal appearance are ap-
preciated bv the audience.
Her favorite horse, Black Bess, Is one OF
the most beautiful and intelligent animals
of its species There IS a charm and tas-
cination in every movement of both horse
and rider, and If the whole theatre going
people could be made 70 understand that
fact tie ST. Charles would be crowded FOL
the matinee ana this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
Appointments.

Since the first Of the month Governor
Kellogg mas made the following appoint
ments:
INSPECTORS Of Tobacco-Joseph II. Per-
kins, Charles f. FagOT, A. +. Tervallow.
James L. Thompson, treasurer q the board.
INSPECTORS Of Elour-Peter HOlton, vice
?. Schultz: E. Fulton. vice Z. Bouligny;
James Ross. reappOinted: Richard Devon.
shire.
Trustee Blind AsyIum-A. ". Smyth.
vicesE V. Demon.
Port Wardens-L. w. Sewai,, Jr.. vice
William NcCubbin; Moses Briggs. vice j..
W. Quinn; Michael Bowen. vice William
TemlIl.
Hay Inspec.ors-E;&,wart Williams. vice
Samuel II. Houston; William a. Speer!ng.
vice Patrick keenan,.
Uisrric. Judge. Third Julic;a; District
Henry Train.
Board Q. Supervisors. Louisiana Stare
Universe. y-Geor.e Williamson. wee J. L..
LerOis. deceased.
Administrator Insane Asylum-T. ". j.
Clarke. vice Samue! ArmsteaG. declined.
De So+o-J. NJ. Majors. clerk o. court,
vice II. L. Custer: X. 7. Carr, sheriff.
81. Tammauy-A. BOsqUc. sheriff: Friday
Fritz Nathies, Auguste Si.ul!z. police
jurors: jules Mailiet, Charles Morsaw,
Felix Rocuette. justices OF the ueacc: K. K.
Shahar. - Wilcox, coLstab.t.: Thomas
BaGeaU. clerk.
Jetferson-u-car F. Conner. mayor;
| Eph,aim Stahi, Peter Schneckeuburger,
Andrew Armh.us:er. James DennisoE. VII
ham Brown. Pete. Mcdaniel. coUnc!lmen,
! city OF Kenner: Louis Randeau. notary
| pubic and Justice OF the peace.
s.. May.ln-Fa!ery Martin: pa:ish sur
| yeyOr.
T.,rehorne-Alcide Knight. justice Of
the peace: Ed. Peudleton. constable.
East Baton Rouge-!!enry Schorten.
mayer: (. NJ. Brooks; city marshal: VI.
| Langc. treasurer and collector: John O'Con-
nor. l. II. Day. Charles G. Page. G. d.
| Waddi... L. Francois and (. w. Willis. sc.
| lectmer, city OF Baton Rouge.
! Tang pahOa-E. j. White. mayer: ".
| Beigle. Frank AXleman. Levi Arnold,
| aldermen. Gown Of Pontchatou'a; Castor
! 7. Raoui. Thomas NJ. Terry, po,'ce jurors:
! L. j. White. Justice OF the reace: J. y.
! Vent. tax collector: n. +. Hyer. parish
surveyor.
Wash.n..on-J. J. S,ocon,h. Judge: W. J.
| Thigpen. sheriff; J. VI. simmons clerk.
:: Heiena-johr b. Won. * parish sur
yeyor: Thomas Anderson. notary public.
Nadison-Hev. }. H. Laws. supervisor Of
| re registration: II. w. Peck. Inspector 0.
, wejg.ts and measures: JgLa G.. Ii uHXson
g...nk';u-p. 4. Ward. si.,E.
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PROPOSALS..


lEP.R-NgNT "F WATFRwORKsAEp
Public Bindings
New Orleans. April 3 1875.
StEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ely
- the undersigned ami, MONDAY, A pril :. 1879 al
Twelve o'clock NJ. tor furnishing two flat beat
iOsGs OF P.ttsburg cOa' TO he delivered ana piled at
such points within the Waterworks enclosure as
may be DIES grated. BIDS are to be- made at so
mach per barrel. the amount of barIrs TO be ae.
:e!mIIed by gauge OF boat.
s. parties making proposals FOL this contract are
required 20 deposit with the Administering Of Fl
nance evidence OF their intention to abide 10y
the adjudication. :he amount OF $500 IL cash
y h-ch sha! be forfeited 10 the city IL case OF fall
uIe 20 On the contract.
Bidders 20 whom :hc contract is rot awarded
VII nave then deposits returned Oh :he Gay ne
adjudication is made.
No I'D WI! be received unless accompanied by
the certificate Of :Ne Administrator OF Finance.
ing that TIE Ie9u..ed cast. at post has been
made.
The, city reserves she right TO reject any and
a., BIDS.
Proposals 20 be intoised, Proposals for coal
CHARLES EI.ZENREITER.
+-gtr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Thoughtful Physician Does not Re-
gaze sprIG 4 healthy season. Us sudden tran
s:.ons Of temperature, searching winds and chill
ing r".ns axe provocative o. rheumatism and
LeaTagia. and where tleTe S pTedispOsitlon 20
dyspepsia i..o1s colo CT ILLS and fever such
variations Of lie weather apt 20 sUperlna'.ce
visitation Of one Or o:ter -: those plants. BY
toLiEg and Ifsa.lI. he system III Hostett"l 8
Stomach Bites &: Ills season, these evils may.
however. le r"lced at. The dice: effect ot ne
STANDARD "ege'"'.e sIec,t" - 20 .:vigorate the
hGGy and Te'cy"te The "ole .:.,l0n. while i .nd:
Ts"tJy 0He'"-e- as !rerei::~e Of osease by p'H
tying :le a. m". !. Ids tIom Any acid PARTICLES
..ey NAV cor;a.I, a,h regulating the !1nc: ors
upo. which Lta.th NAVY Geqeads-.otah'y :.ose
Q. 4 gest."n. .ec.e..oI 49,: ey.c .a:.oDo
APP y cod "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

One Of :1e Most successful methods Of
cet:ing large returns for small investments.
as results Lave proved. is 20 pay twenty-five
cents Tor guav:eg Q. a combination ticket
in the Louisiana State Lottery. When A.
Kinder, Of Jefferson parish, y,gh: bank.
was N town the other day lie wen- INTO the
Office OF II. Geaie, Tchc1pitn4,a- street. be
tween SoraVuru an! Philip streets. and
took twenty-five cents rom his purse, which
was nos az all p,e;ioI.c. with which he
bough. quarter OF combination :icl.e.
Nos. :. To- %. class sevenry-nire Il the Lou
isana State Lottery, which drew the prize
Of :CC00. There !. no evidence shat Nj.
Kinder consulted astroiogists "or any
other man before he made this lucky Sc
lection. on. there = evidence that the
amount he drew. his fourth OF Tie 5000
prize. was promptly paid 20 lin OF nge-
sentation Of the ticket a the Office 0! .le
company. l. may be said that the lottery
is a game Of chance. bat Nr. Kinder found
it sure thing, and now he reJc.ces II q
bank account.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
Sunreme COurL Deci.iou,
\ Washington special .; I.:es.:a: :, lie
=. !O,;;s ;,,.,c...s saws:

\ Washington special oi i::es...: - :!.'
s.. Lo;.'S i'.ac.'.' says:
Ir :a- supreme Cu.-. today. n lie
p.;.. case u: the United STATES v. tAc
steamer E-ntro Sonora de Esegja. in wllcL
oy.r $99l. 00O dam a. e, We're allowed o. Ii.
Distric: Tuurt ~ New York ~: he: deter.
ZION. Chic: Justice Chase d.Ave'e! Tie
opinion 81 the court reversing the .eccte
OF The court below on the ground thar II.
damages allowed We're excessive. and dl
.ec.irg damage. 20 ;. T.assesset II con
tormity 20 the opinion. This IS :he case
where General Sherman. when lie arrived
at Savannah in 1861. needed transports
and So seized this ship as prize. After
much diplomatic correspondence the MAJ.
ter went into the prize court at New York,
where Mr.. Evarts obtained the excessive
award named. The case was argued before
the Supreme Court By the Attorney Gen
era. ant assis.au. Hill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
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ID.
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q 81 ;'.o' ~. me .!un.!.t u: r.
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=" 4. 20. 'd'-,.., -" arD.r: o! ..u :. ..,rst
90 :is III tas', winch .r.l De forfeited To- ;.S
80 IL Case o. t.l.LI. 20 sign the contract.
t4GutTS 20 whom contracts n0s awaq3ed
s''-'. haN" tht'd"po.-ts returned 20 :ne1 OIL e
dav 81. .ljudicati0us a made.
NO I'D ~. ne re"e.:tc unless 3c'OmO5 RED
~ - certificate ~ -. Admin ratoE OF Finance
certify Ing nat TIE required Gas. deposit has seen
MADE.
BIDS - be ger 'EnniDg FOOT for Ganquestes eoYr.
p.ete and 70 ne ndorseG Proposals for banque.t,a
"n 81 ArGgtS s!Ise.O JAMES LEWIS.
&-.s 81 AdWIlsIst3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

CRIMINAL COURT-The grand jury re-
turned not a true bill in the case Of Robert
Despercy, or Despoinot, who was charged
with killing Thomas Burke.
Edward johnson, convicted Of stealing
four dozen dirk knives, was sentenced TO
ore years imprisonment at hard labor in
the State Periten, iary, 20 begin and take
effect at the expiration Of the sentence in
the case OF April /, 1873, when he was con
victed Of stealing a box Of tobacco, and
sentenced TO six months hard labor.
Richard Jones, for the larceny Of mule,
was sentenced TO three years Imprisonment
at nard labor in the State PenitentiaTy.
George Ross and John Jones, convicted
of stealing a bundle OF shirts from A. Roos
4 Co., one year at hard labor il The State
Penitentiarv.
William Mohr, tried Tor larceny Of g., was
acquitted.
Harrison Owen. alias Red Johnson. tried
for assault and battery with intent to Kill.
The Jury rendered verdict OF simple as
sault. and recommended him 20 tie mercy
Of Ike court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
ESTAVE or GEORGE l.. KOUNs,

I-IrFo STATFs NARsHAI'S OFF1.P.
Sew orleans. March y. 1873. !
TtvH!S - 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT j WARRANT
l. u bankruptcy has been issued Ont of -" DIS.
met uT: OF the United States !0r .hc D!str:C. o!
L0.saL. against the estate 81 George L. KoE;s, ~
.he city o. New Orleans II tie parish 81 orleans.
state of Louisiana 8ljUGgcd bankrupt tpUL his
uwr petitluL; that the pavmel!. Of any detts and
.he delivery OF any property belonging :" sad
bankrupt TO him OF .or Us use aud the .lals-
feT of ANY property by him. toTb .dCcL by lsw:
that meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt
TO prove their debts and choose, ore or more IS.
s.grees OF ms estate v be rel! az .G4It OF
bankruptcy TO ne io'Ge3 IN the fifth day
of 3pI5i A. J.. 1913, a. 4. II. az the 'Istom
house cGill.Eg. New ORLEANS. before G. <. H...osG.
Register.
8. T. PACKARD.
mills ans u TED States Marshal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

Wonder matinee to-day At twelve
O'Clock, when that famous play VII be
produced for the last time. This evening
will De TIE benefit of A. .. bourbon. gas
engineer Of the Varieties, who was dis
abIed by a recent accident there and who
is a member OF Perseverance Fire Company
No 10. Mr.. Lawrence Barrett VIII appear
in Damon and Pythias.
Academy of Music.
The "Nvmphs OF the Caribbean Sea- a
popuIar burtetta. stilI holds the boards a.
the Academy OF Music, and that. together
with the oiio performances, vii! coDclude
the matinee entertainments. ms evening
the "Nympis Of The Caribbean Sea, and d
new clio performance.
81. Charles Theatre.
The matinee performance -o.Iay viii
draw crowds Of people. big and little, 20
see the play of .Mazeppa, with Miss Leo
Hudson and Ter beautiful steed Black Bess
in the cast. THIS evening the same enter.
tainmel+,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
Supreme Court Decisions.

In tie Supreme Cou-: ot ne Cn:tea
States the following cases weIe determined
on Monday:
No. 10. The New Orleans Insurance
Company. p:a!rC.f n error. vs.. RinaldC
PiaggiO.-lI error 20 the tIccult Court OF
the United States :oT The district OF Louis
iana.-Mr. Justice Clifford delivered the
opinion OF the court. reversing and modify
lug the iudgmeL: OF me said Circuit Court
with costs. and Remaining the cause, with
direction 10 render jCdcmen. as modified
for the plaintiff.
No. l35. BENJAMIN :. Flanders. deputy
general agent Ut TIE Treasury Department,
plaintiff IL error VS.. John =. Tweed.-Il
error TO tLe Circuit Court OF the United
States Tor the district OF LOuislana-MC.
Justice Clifford delivered The opinion o.
The court, reversing and modifying the
Judgment % the sad Crcui: Court, with
| costs, and Iemanding the cause, with d.
| rectlons 20 IerGeC judgment as modified
Tor the plaintiff.
No i5.3. Tie city Of New Orleans. ap-
pelIant, vs.. Myra Clark Gaines.-ApEeal
from the Circuit Court OF The United States
for the district OF Louis !ana.-Mr Justice
Hunt delivered the opinion OF Tie court
affirming the decree OF The said CIrcalt
Court N this cause. with costs and interest,
No. 49, Tie New Orlerns. Mobile and
Texas Railroad Com pany, plaintiff: in error
| vs. John Hanning. II error 70 the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Distric;
| OF Lou:siana.-Mr. Justice II All delivered
the opinion 0: the court. affirming the iudg-
ment Of he said eiTc,.: coug: Il this cause
win costs and interest,".
No !33. 5. a. S:ockda'e. collector. etc.
plaintiff IA error, IS. Diswtil. WoOlka"t 4,
Co: and No -. 5. 4. Stock'iaie. coliector
&c. plaintiff in error. VS.. Henry Michel {:
al. II error 20 :Ee CiccLl; Court OF the
United States Ter the district Of Louisiana
Mr.. Justice M.,.ev delivered the opinion OF
:he cour;. affirming .ae Judgments OF the
said Circu.. Court u sLese causes, WIKI
costs and interest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

commissioner is giving his personal atten-
great good. 1t is understood that the
poorest patrolmen will be weeded out dur
ing the process Of decreasing the force.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

Our reporter was shown, yesterday IN
the Office of Secretary of State, one Of the
finest specimens OF penmanship it was ever
his fortune to behold. 1t was nothing else
than the commission issued by Governor
Kellogg to P. j. Kennedy, as commissioner
for the State Of Louisiana to the Vienna
Exposition. The commission was entirely
the work OF the pen, performed in his leis-
ure moments by Mr.. Louis L. MayennO. the
courteous and accommodating chief clerk
in Mr. Deslordc's office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

1t is bat right to state that the great bur
den of blame, where blame lies, must
attach 10 the constables Of the justice OF the
peace courts, and not TO the justice. The
BIZ of costs is made by the constable, and
generally he is responsible. Should Hti-
giants become aware that their bile are in
formal il any matter they can usually
find remedy by applying 10 the Judge,
who is bound 10 rectify mistakes, 10 matter
wha. the nature. 1t is advisable tor all 70
scru-inlze The items of costs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM POLK.

CylTEp STATE. N.KsFAL's CFF.'r.(
New Orleans, March - .e.5. !
rryHHS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WAR.
Z rant III bankruptcy has been issued Out a. re
Dlst1ic: Court OF the United States tor We D..
trct of Louisiana. against the estate o.
William Polk of the parish O: RzPdes. State Of
!ol,.sl&ra. aGjudged bankrupt upon MS OWE Pc
t.:ioa; Ia. the payment Of any debts and the de.
.iyeIy o: any property belonging TO SAL! bankrupt
20 MN. OF for his use. and the transfer &c any
property by lin forbidden by law: that q meet
ing al the creditors OF said bankrupt. 10 prove
tier debts and choose more gnees o. !: =
estate. VIII be he'd az court OF bankruptcy. 70
be holden or the eighth day OF April. 4. D..
l511. az twelve o'clock NJ. az No. !! Exchange
page. New Orleans. before Il. AugUstir. Register.
s. b. PACKARD
:, e1c.,c Tinted States Marshal.
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ENECITIVE ORDER.
STATE Up LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March s. 1873

STATE Up LOr:s'.yA.)
Executive Department.
New cIlt ans. March 8. 1873 J
WHEREAS. ARTIC LIZ III OF THk CONST!FC.
w r:Or et the STATE Of Lo siana provides:
No person shal. hold OF exercise at the same
time more than ore office OF !Tls. and profit tx.
cept that OF justice OF the peace or notary pubic.
and
Whereas. am informed there are persons in the
State holding I'VE more Offices. violation OF
said cOnst tutiOna. provision; and believing such a
course TO be IL contraventIon OF p.n.c policy and
good morals and
Whereas. | am informed that several members
OF the General Assembly are now holding offices OF
profit, HnGer the mi rea5.On that the above clIed
ar:lcle does no: apply 10 them. on the alleged
ground that q meulbti Of the General Assembly Is
not State officer and having !llly considered and
taken legal COunse. or the SUBJECT am advised
and believe that d me Der OF TIE General Ahse III.
by IS State Officer j. becomes my duty. Il is
desire. 10 enforce the provisions OF said article
OF the constitution agains. a.. persons violating
the
hereby give notice 20 al persons whatsoever,
that as executive Of the State OF Lon siaua sh&4.
consider in a. cases, net spec a..v exempted by
.Ne constitution. where two Offices OF
trlst or profit are he'd hv tnt same person. tina:
both OF all sad Offices vacant unless gHa.
Ton Of al! the SAID Offices, save one be rendered
NE within thirty days OF me date hereof and in
OF resistance to this notice, sha. proceed
guGer tie Jaw 10 remove any o! SAID officers so
refusing.
Gwen under my hand and The seal OF tie State
affixed This eighth day Of MarcL, 1873.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
BY tie Governor:
J. &. pFsIONDR.
Secretary Of State. mta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
Louisiana Jockey C!ub-Ninetcenth In
fanfry Band.

The second Of the series Of Saturday
afternoon entertainments, provided for the
especial benefit of the ladies, will take place
in the Jockey Club grounds and building
this afternoon. These are most de
lightful entertainments. and are all the
more enjoyed by tie ladies' who attend
them. because they are arranged with The
greatest care. ara the Invitations are SO
limited tina, there Is TO possibility Of IN
pleasant associations. yne popularity Of tie
Jockey Club Saturday afternoon entertain
lnents VIII tempt many ladies 20 60 there
for ride into the suburbs and few hours
communion with the beauties Of nature,
heightened by the skillful culture of man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

CFy!cE OF T. +. HARRIS STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Second D.sIIIc'. No. 40 Rampant street.
New Orleans March 49, 1886
A CT no. 10 OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
1873. for the relief Of delinquent taxpayers. pro.
v.des that a! back taxes that are paid within
NINETY DAYS trsm March "a. 1873. shall be upon
the assessed valuation OF she property. al! penal.
ties. interests and costs being RENTED.
Special attention IS called 20 the ac. !egeun.o
annexed:
mo. IS.
ar &C: .o- :he relief Of taxpayers. femittins a:
penalties and :Ite,es: 20 a.! delinquent State
taxpayers. provided said back taxes are paid
within ninety days iron: and after the passage
OF this act.
SECTION l. Be II enacted by the Senatsani House
of Representatives, OF .fe State Of Louisiana IT
Genera: Assembly convened. That the deinguen!
taxpayer. OF :he State are hereby relieved from:
he payIner. OF interest and penalties imposed
upoI them Tor rCI.Pavmen: Of taxes when due:
provided. however. that the are paid within
ninety days from and after the passage O.! this act.
n deta..: Of which az interest and penalties 30
:emaiL. as heretofore.
SEC. ,. Be i further enacted etc. That this SC:
sha,. take efiec. from and atte: its passage.
,S;greo) CHARLES ". LOWELL.
Speake. OF the House of Representatives.
tS:gLeGj c. c. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant: Governor and President OF! the Senate.
Approved: March ~ 1873.
tSisuedl WILLIAM ]? KELLOGG.
Goveruo. OF tae STATE 0! Louisiana.
j :r':e copy:
7. s.. Dg>L.S2F.
Secretary OF State. mills
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

PERsoNAL.-'Ee learn by an item IN the
Washington ID. c.. Sunday morning
Ga-eae. tina, Mr.. James d. Kennedy. one
of the assistant doo.keepers al tie ladies'
gallery Of the Senate Chamber, has been
granted leave Of absence 10y 3. r. French
Esq, to visit his home. New Orleans. Lou
isiana. Mr.. Kennedys exemplary habits
and strict attention 20 duty have made Tor
him many friends in this city. which emily
vies with the reputation he ENJOYS II his
native State. where he is looked upon as
one Of the coming men
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

Taking time II the shape Of three silver
watches, was the diversion OF an unknown
man who quietly stepped into and cut OF
the jewelry store OF 6. Thorning. Algiers
Sergeant Bahncke will keep a sharp eye
for the thief and the watches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ;
Office Of the Controller OF the Currency. ;
Washington, March q, 1873
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ WHO may have Claims against the Crescent
city National Bank OF New Orleans, Louisiana,
that they called upon to present the same and
10 make .egdl proof thereof to Charles Case
ceiveI. al tie Office OF sad receiver No. SO Matches
street. NJ W Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
mi 2G Sm Controller OF the Currency,
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I.lPORTANT Notice.

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The thermometer al LOUIS Friger:o's.
No. 50 Chartres street. yesterday STOOD as
follows: A: 4. NJ. 30: al P. NJ, S02:
at P. NJ. 7S0. Loves. Io-I: during The
night OF Apr! 3. $50.