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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-21
THE CONGRESSIONAL d EBATES.
How the Vote iu the House Is Regarded by


The following dispatches In regard to the de-
feat OF Messrs. Rivss A Bailey In the House on
Wednesday were sent to the New York journals
by their respective correspondents In this city:
AHARD str rSJupIcIors FiGHT.
lFrom the Times.l
The House to-day decided to transfer the print
ing OF the debates from Riyes a Bailey to W. j.
Mnrtagh, OF the REPUBLICAN. MesSrs. Kerr,
Beck, and some others, made hard nght for
their friends, hut not q judici0us one. They &C.
cnsed Mr.. Murtagh Of bad faith, and the House
Of desiring TO make partisan question out Of the
matter, an impntation which came with very
Giobr printing partisan issue for many years.
The resolution received more votes after this de-
bate than had previously been expected for It.
TuE INCONSISTENCY OP TuE OPPOSITION.
From the Tribune.l
At one O'Clock the committee rOse to give Mr..
Beatty an opportunity to bring to vote his hill
relating TO the printing Of the debates OF Con.
or three exceptions only, opposed the bill because
Mr.. Murtagh, the lowest hhlder, with whom the
new contract Is TO no made, Is u Republican and
the publisher OF an Administration newspaper.
The fact that he offers TO do the work for t22I
less for Congress than the publishers OF the
G!obs did not appear TO influence the Democrats
at all, although they are usually grea, champions
Of economy. Their dislike TO having the print
Ing OF the debates go into partisan hands caused
them to resist measure that will effect an I'M
poTtant saving TO the Treasury. The hill wa,
nnally passed by an almost strict party vote.
ALMOST PAKTV VOTE.
IFrnIn the World
The House to-day voted by nearly party vote
to transfer the printing OF the GlO6r from Riyes
4 Bailey to W. j. Murtagh, OF this city. It looks
as though the Senate would concur
A LARGE AND URcALLED-FoR ExPESDITURR.
tFrOm the Herald
The debate In the House to-day on the printing
Of the Congressional GLObs was not very extended,
though OF considerable interest. The Demo
cratic friends Of the present printers made
nghf In their favor, hut the only argument TO
accomplish their object was the cry OF PARTISAN
ship. General Beatty, the chairman OF the Com
mittee on Printing, reported the hill. lie made
tract 10 the lowest bidder. lie denied any poit-
lcal motive In his action, and said u was very I'M
fortunate for Democrats to make such an Issue
In favor OF a large and nncalled-for expenditure.
The Vote In the House.
The following Ia the vote In the House on the
motion OF Mr.. Blair to lay the resolution on the
table
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

III PUGH 4 SON,
Merchant Tnilsrs,
No. Bls Fourteenth Street,
Between PennhylvAnia avenue aud street, opposite
wilArd's Hotel, have received aud opened large In
voice Of Fall and Winter
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMERES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, CAssIAIEREs
AND YRsTINGS, Of the latest styles
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During the piRter, IN order 10 Jaeiiitat, basinsss
coming bcore hin much poasibie the President
ufti, from ten to t,r,irs o'elook each day, err
,rIa sunday, Toesire Senator's and Representatives.
and Jr0Bt trsivs O'Clock until hro edcA afternoon,
e4eepi Tuesdays and Fridays, When Cabinet MEETINGS
being held, hs witi rccsire by card. The businsss
hours u his oaee WiH b. from ten O'Clock a. ~ 10
three O'Clock .. NJ.
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BOARDING.
TEA.

NJ DARIN TEA,
wi Pure, healthful aud fragrant Mime Demorost,
pTest ". !, Co - Bruadway, New York; sold BY
Ara whesloek, ~ street northwest and deonse
wholesale and retail BY Mrs. wsavsr. ipoO Tenth
street northwest Price, el.b0 pound ore rounds
BY mall &C GLu
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ar All communications, NLtih,f en- business
for publication, should be addressed 10 WV. ,. Nun
rAan. Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing
ton, d, q,
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published every Saturday morning. and is fur
nishod TO Subscribers at the following rates. One
copy one year %; three copies one year, "; ten
copies one year, els: single copies, In Wrappers,
ccntA
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A u AO4NLAA< NIL ~ D1LlN
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Tor sALE-A GENTEEL NEw Two.sToRY
~ FRAME DWELLING. of seven rooms, rtus.
road For furthcr ihformst 20 sppS VIZ q M rs
Aps Pa sssysn!ne' sI! near Sixth street TEb skS!3s
For Trade or Sale.
c MTRY SEAT
e y actss, gvstloehins the city. and yery Asp II:
ns ~ ns @c ops ynTs ss.s n n essr
q d icgrteen i r2Gma Good frame tenement housc,
snd masnesis vii se and tafe one essf N ihsp iT1p
property lands in any Of the states,
iebou Real Estate Broker. 81 si7 ; seventh street,
ENOR RENT-HOUsE NO. q, GRANT PLACE.
!.st sens nor,SSe s esr MONTH in advance ApPS 2;
TOR sAI.E-AT LAUREL STATION, A VERY
desirable HOUSE Of riI rooms, with nne lot,
city with trains |" ali hoHrS Il dsy shd dpIySt,
febiseoat sii Seventh s,re.st
kfixruRfs. ooobSILE@ lanai and Il ns Eass q stESs Srs,
for sGnn on on .osaus ea sssSs:d q stssa
eTsine-' S,sSs Conn'etions. KddresS B EEgsLIsss
III 'ips ~ al, iSsdaEHomENJs ~ aHo AND SUP
IN Ills .,l, ior sale ny uEO' g. MAYNARD; once
Private lines constructed and equipped febanim.
EoR sALE--THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF
sRS spcs,. sp r sfss'sR WspS sGS
H.n sI, hna hotel imlsovsd BY thtss @ story brick
cl9ect, hot and cold water pSs, &c.
-'' ANDREW J. JOYCE
Carriage Manufacturer, Fourteenth street
feleeo5t
-.
LOR 6ALE-A BEAUTIFUL PRESS BRICK
II DWELLING, most substantially built, and with
Sss snd SonsihnS nsi, . ssssn Enoms wssr
mantels: dry ceaf nndsr the ent,ra hn.ssn III ~
iaE by 70 fest 10 bacf alley on atrest so,,th be
tween Firrt and Hecond e,r.eta east his ,,ss ~
Z AfIely situated being near the Fas. bash n
d..irable in every resiect and nr,aen,. .. - ~.
ppartapltE pan to any one wishing 4 4 i niee dgslRnF
Iel.u NO; llO ~ FIRST street southeast
hSldNkk shAlk-THkSTOCk,f1 f1NTURkS
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EoR sALE--A GENTEEL NEW Two.sToRY
= fRAME nMELL1Na, a. seven rooms, pitus.
road, For further Information apply Al tan Tnuis.
iAnA syenue' near Sixth street. NJ. h. SANDS,
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A .ubstsgsit ssd h beasntilul LhIse story and base
bIONE PR0kI M feet VIDE, with desirable side
iS' q sss 4, Sas The SniiT ground. having depth
back building to this house In three ktoFiai hlgh and
two bath rooms, cellar, furnace room or wash room
Thsrs are seycn slsepins ap1rtment., two dressing.
stands furnAce, range, china closets PANTRY
nc. This u the most desirable house in washins.
ton. y nearly new the street beautifully PARKED aud
Iayed and directly In front Is square the
most beautiful park In Washington.
The above win be sold al less than ta actual value
and parties desiring To examine the premises will be
promptly waited upon by
HUYCk 4 ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
fourtA"nfh atr""t nosi+u
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TUNING AND REPAIRING PiANos-FOR
l. PARTIES AND MUSICAL EN-. =.
Always receives NII1|1XSk
S isStiSs %Ss' bS bsSoar apa %Iin i.in,'iSl-StRS5 R T
Eleventh street near northwest cor
nsr nr % PsnnssSan. snn aysngs ioE the pas twenty
Instrument MAkeTa and nepairers. Dealers In
Pinnos Ppos and Musical Instruments generally.
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SOCIETY NOTES.


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made cana yes,srI.v S '"' '"'''' ""'
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nuc, receive on FrI,lays.
Mrs. r. p. Jewell receive. her tr,sna. nm r,I.
days, at No. 1905 a street.
Mlss Josephlne Fenton will rsca,vs mn mara
during the present season
Miss Mahon and MI.. Ro,s,,.on r.,.i,o on
Ftldaya AT No iOaa 4 stree,
Nrs.a Brown and tho N,sses prown rocoIv.
TODAY. AT So iaia K s,ree,
Mrs r. Cow.n 4. A, hous N c.i,o,. .xo,v
Friday, a, No. lsIi I, street
Mru prot paI,a ana d.noh,o, ,.,.,.. a., a..
At No. sis New York avenue.
Mrs. Secretary Fish surprlsed many Of her
friends with a call Yesterday.
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Mrs. BIgelov's weekly recep,lon IA held to-,I.y
At her home, No. 2n3l a street
sneaker and Mrs plo,no ,o,, thai. ,.., ,o.,.
tIon Of thc season mi. cvenI"s ''" INV ''''P
" ' '''""s'
Mrs. Evans and her pleasant daughters re.
WV 'o-'p " w. 'N street.
Mrs' Arthur Macarthur holds her weekly re-
ceptlon to-day, at No. 1918 ! street.
Mrs. Gen. Bingham receives Al No. 7gd Twen.
tieth street every Fri,iay afternoon
taos a, ~, sse Co.n..,,,, -, "" '''
:, "
VIZ ~ " HnePaetu receNeaon tHhays' al hei
''esan' ho'he' On 'ohhecucnt aNenne.
Mrs. Senator West and daughter have con.
rluled their recentIons for tho seaaon
Ne. p..,, o,'.,..,.,,,, -.
Mrs' hyroh sunierland holds Friday recep-
- a.. -
',I W. "sn. hs,n,s ahn MAs barnes no'h re-
''p'''" ''''' 'I"S'' T." NO. ''f" sree''
hrs' Sehhor fomeroy heih reception At hef
residence, on II str6et, yesterday afternoon.
Nr. VIZ, n, n .,,oa, ,...,,,.. -, v,.,,..
80, ~ =, " . ieoeNes % oh rI,nayS'
aassteu ny her young and agreeable daughters.
Mrs. Judge Adds and lady asslstants e,,e,
tain ..I,ar. T., a., :, Ns s,s C..,,.-,I, -,
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DIR. FlOdOardO Howard
Has removed his
OffICE AND RESIDENCE TO
Nc. CIT v street northwest.
deau
I AitiiR INTRiiKsT ON MONEY.
CHICAGO.
THE MUTUAL Trust co.,
Capital, SafDO. .ODO.

Especial Charter q the stsis % nlinoisl
president, TH0s n BRYAN, founder u the N.
Xlce PrS-idsnt Join U a1INEs, sI MAYOR Of
This Institution invests funds in purchase of Chi
cao real estate qlso In loans At ten 0I pcr cent In
tcres net 70 the loanerr and executes other trsta
sums of not less than 200 received AMI nSestsd
fortupss have occp made fos clients BY the above
named ofnners, and Of the nhlliona invested BY than
for captasta both in loans II 10 PER cent lei and
N pafEna.es not dollar 81 either prncipH or in.
Psrson aSs y yf is.isS sn lost sSh sSdr IN
DHrlns Wtntsr ~, MasSsehusetts .ysnnf Wash
tnss bAnk and safe Del,ository, Chicago dsSSm
NJ o11CE-THAT 4. & JUsTH, 6iS d STREET,
lN between sixth and seventh streets northwest
sells CUSTOM made necond hand Clothing u Lees than
half the cost of ready made new ones. N. N.H-Becond
hand eQthins of ali knds bought at fair cash price,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
The New Orlelps Mint.

Secretary Richardson's report to Congress
contains the following statement of matters
in which the people of New Orleans are
much Interested:
During the last few yelrs our subsidiary
silver coins have been selt in consldera bic
amounts to Central and South America.
where it is understood thy circulate as full
valued coins. 1t would le better for us to
manufacture coin according to standards
and values legally prescribed by those coun-
tries than to encourage the export of our
subsidiary coin, which is Intended for home
circulation. s.I--a..
In connection with this subject, it should
be stated that applications have been re-
ceived from some of the South American
governments to supply them with coins of
their own standards These applications
could not be granted iW want of lawful
authority. As an act of comfy to friendly
States who have no facilities for coinage,
and for commercial reasons. it is recon-
mendeG that authority % granted for the
execution of coinage OF other countries,
when it can be done at Dur minis without
interfering with home demands for coin.
No coinage has been executed at the New
Orleans Mint since the year 1861, but the
machinery, with inconsidsra BILE exceptions,
is still there, and reported to be in good
condition. As that sectDn of the county
will, at no distant period, require large
supply OF coin. estimates for the amount re-
CURED to place the min in condition for
coming operations, and for it's support
during the next fiscal year, have been sub
mitted, and it is hoped will receive the ia
vorable consideration of Congress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
Local Intelligence.

NEXT SuNDAY's REvIEw-It will I'M
doubleday be an imposing military display
which Annunciation square is to present
next Sunday morning. Adjutant General
Street is thoroughly posted officer ana a
strict dlsclpiinarian, but Badger and his
men, will do credit to themselves and the
service. Colonel William Wright, Inspector
General, and Lieutenant Colonels ". r.
Loan and j. w. Fairfax. of General Long
streets staff, will assist General Street IN
the duties Of the day. We append the
order:
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Adlutant Generals Office !
New Orleans, November 29 1878.
Special Orders No. 7oI
The First Battalion, Fifth Regiment of
Infantry, Metropolitan Brigade. First Diyi.
sion, Louisiana State National Guard. and
the troop of Metropolitan Cavalry, Louis
lana State National Guard, will assemble
At Annunciation square on Sunday, Decem.
Der Ii, 1873. at 10 A. NJ, for annual inspec.
ton and muster. ... .-a
The Second Battalion, Fifth Regiment of
Infantry, Metropolitan Brigade, First Divi.
sion. Louisiana State National Guard, and
the Metropolitan Battery, Field ARTILLERY,
Louisiana State National Guard, will as
semble at Annunciation square on SUNDAY,
December 81, 1873, at 10 A. NJ, for annual
inspection and muster.
The regimental adjutants and the COM
pany commanders will ill up three copies
OF the regimental and company muster
rolls and two copies of each roll to the
mastering officer at the time of the muster
Brigadier General A. S. Badger and staff
will be present at the inspection of the Me-
tropolitan Brigade, Louisiana State Ma.
tiOnal Guards.
Adjutant General H. Street, assisted BY
Colonel William Wright. assistant inspec-
tor general, First Brigade, Louisiana State
National Guard, will inspect and muster
the command -.7I d.
By order Of the Comm anderin- Chief.
HENRY STREET,
Adjutant General.
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Price Fifty Gents, by Mall
Address the Author,
DUREAu or nloNAnA mEn1C1nE

BUREAU OF NlONADRI MEDICINE,
- Surgery ana Mid wifeEy No. 1863 Bienvile, cor
ner OF Rampant street, near Canal street
Medical Department-Cures Palsy, Fsvers Ery.
sipelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism
and in few days all panfnl affections and inHAn.
nations OF the Bran, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Throat, Lungs Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels
week for the treatment and cure Of any disease.
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures Tu.
mOrs and DislOcations; speedily cures Impotentia
and Sterility, Scrofnla, all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges, VeneEoAl, ScrOtAl and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult Urinations preserves limbs
from amputation and the Bladder from Lithotomy
by dissolving stones, etc., and cures Ulcers, Can
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Department-POsitively cures all dis.
charges, alterations limitations, and when the
menses are painful or obstructed from any caase
whatever, the cause IL removed and health re-
stored in few days. No pain. No fioodiHg
Letters addressed to pOstofice box li.6, New Or
leans, Louisiana, will receive attention. Office
hours for ladies 10 A. M. to IL NJ, and s to p n.
For gentlemen from to P. NJ.
Coronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy
Fellow Member Of the Royal College OF surgeons
of Great Britain, Licentate OF Midwifery and
GynecOl6gy, formerly Obstretric surgeon IN
Chief with Sir James Y. Simpson, BarOnet of
England Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
Sixth Infantry in Mexico, Master Of Arts, of
Therapeutics aud Embryonic Evolutions
Member OF the Hunterian Society of Medicine
Science and Bellies Letters, Associate Membe
lea.
n. BAH fees hOuorably returned to patienta
who do net receive their full value, al q Quid pro
quo fs29 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
.AMUSEDIKNTe.
st. Charles Theatre.

Mrs. D. p. Bowers and Mr.. j. c. McCol-
loM appeared at this theatre last night as
Pauline and Claude Meia,otte in Bulwer's
beautiful play Of the LADY of Lyons"
This charming poem and love story has
ever been popular one with theatre goers,
particularly 90 with the ladies'. and it has
been said that all fair young creatures i'm
agine themselves for the time to be Paulines,
and even Ji1liets when listening to the glow
ing words Of the bogus prince, or the impas-
stoned speeches of a Ro1eo. Be that as it
may, the Lady of Lyons has its attrac-
tions. 1t has been more frequently repeated
than any modern play, and it is most per-
feet picture of word painting, and the lead
ing characters have always been favOrite
ones with the best actors and actresses on
the stage. The proud Pauline finds fitting
representative in Mrs. Bowers, and Mr.. Nc
COLON makes just such a Melnotte, with his
fine appearance and noble bearing, as would
make it seem natural that he should be able
to WOO and win one so much above him in
social rank. As whole the play was bet
ter performed than any during the present
season, for the play, and the business of it,
is old and the actors were nearly perfect
Mr. Davis might make up little better for
Colonel Dumas, but otherwise he gave a
correct representation OF the bluff old
French soldier. .=s
Auc STcdG uiS6VTlCdl pay, MdFN STUART,
equal in merit aud interest to Elizabeth"
will be produced tonight for the benefit of
Mrs. Bowers The fine acting of this lady,
and the standard excellence of the PLAYS in
which she appears, should not be given to
empty chairs.
Academy of Music.
The little comedy of the "Happy Pair
and the new drama of the ''Blade-ol Grass
were repeated at this house last night, and
in the numerous characters she assumed.
Miss Katie Putnam appeared to the best
advantage To nj ght she will essay Fan.
chon, in the touching domestic drama of
that name. Her conception of this char
acter is original, and it is enc of her best
The Opera.
Haleyy's comic opera, in three acts. Les
Mouse aetaires de Ia Reine," was witnessed
last night by small but sppreciative audi
ence. M. De Quercy was most telicitous in
the role OF Hector de Biro,4 his acting being
remarkably fine. Nine. -Agye. appeared TO
be suffering from cold CT from some disa-
greeable effect of our clsngeable climate.
Toward the closing scenes, however, the
oppression which seemed to mar her vocal
powers wore away, and her duo with M.
Gadilhe was raptureusly applauded. We
must compliment over and over again Nine.
Jaime on easy, graceful and natural acting.
Tomorrow, at the matinee the comedy,
in three acts, "Bataille de Danes" and
Paer's one act opera, ''Le Maitre de Cha
pelie;' in the evening '.Earbe Bleue."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
CONSTABLES' SALES;

w. Il Powers vs.. W. l.. Dodge and J. HI.
the parish OF Orleans, No. TO- 4l6.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PIERI FACTAs TO
ID me directed by the Hon. John Daily, Sixth Jas
tee Of the Peace in and for tire parish OF Orleans.
| VIII proceed to sell at public auction. al my
warehouse NO. 2Jl ~. Andrew street, on MONDAY,
December IS, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ
LOT OF FURNITURE --.,I \ tG
Seized in the above suit. 81 .-
Teyms-Casl on tia spot.
de6 Ia WILLIAM FOLEY, Constable.
Robert Johnson IS. Warner Miaor-sixih
Jns5ce Court fer the parish OF Orleans, NO.
QY VIRTUE On - WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs TO
~ mo directed by the Hon. John Daily, Sixth
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish
d Orleans, I viii proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. at my warehouse No. 23l st. Andrew street,
On FRIDAY, December IL, 1873, at twelve o'clock
Il .. s.tt ID IA
A LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suif
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

Admiral Farragut, executed under the di
rection of Launt Thompson, is now finished,
and will be unveiled Wednesday evening
next in the Church of the Incarnation, Mad.
lson avenue and Thirty fifth street, under
the direction of the New York. State Gem
mandery of the Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion of the United States. The tablet il
erected by this commandery, and the ser
vices will be in charge OF the following
committee, representing thst body; Surgeon
Robert Waits, q. s. "; Major James E
Montgomery, L. S. VA Brevet Brigadier
General c. A. Carleton, Z. s. w.; Brevet
Brigadier General Jacob Sharpe, U. 5. ";
Surgeon Charles Mcmillan, L. s. v: Vice
Admiral s. G.. Rowan It's n and Gam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
WRIT OF ELECTION.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, December 3, 1873.
WHEREAS, official information has reached me Of
a vacancy in the representation oSthe parish of
st. Landry in the General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, occasioned by the death of Hon. B. r.
CAN'T
Now, therefore, I. William P. Kellogg, Governor
OF the State OF Louisiana do issue this. my writ
election in accordance with section thirty of act
No. SO. approved November 20, 1872. directing the
supervisor of registration Of the parish Of St.
Landry, within three days from the receipt hereof
to give public notice that an election Will be held
to fill such vacancy on day to be named by him
in accordance with law. t#
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
hereto attached, in the city of New Orleans, this
third day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-th-ee
and of tho independence Of the United States of
America the ninety eighth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor: BE-
P. G. DESLOEDE,
Seer vof6 a. "a o,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF BERNARD MOSES,

UNITED STATES MAasHAL's OFFICE.
New Orleans, December q. 1873. !
YTNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
tret Court OF the United States for the District
Louisiana. against the estate of Bernard Moses
of New Orleans. in the parish of Orleans Srase
Of Louisiana adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment OF any debtA
and the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, or fer his NE, and thetransfer
of any property by him are forbidden by Law; that
. meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt to
prove their debts and choose one o. more assgnees
Of his estate, viii be held at & court Of bank.
ruptcy to be holden on the tenth day Of January,
A. D. 1874 at A. NJ. at the Customhouse building,
New Orleans, before G. S. kellogg. Register.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF W. J. & A. B. CRowDER,
bankrupts. ..
In EankrunfcY-NN. llGQ.
In Eankruptcy-No. 1860.

WHEREAs, W. ]. < A. B, CROwDER, md.
w vidually and firm, Of Caddo parish aud
district aforesaid duly declared bankrupts under
the act of Congress of March 1867, have this da.
charge and certificate thereof from all their lie BITS
and other claims provable under said act.
Notice 10 therefore given to all creditors whe
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
N interest, that the thirty first day OF Decem Der
1873, at II A. NJ is assigned for the hearing If the
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any thay have, why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankTupts will
derso an examination before Register Kellogg Oh
the twenty ninth day of December, A. D. 1873 at II
i. ". at his Office in Custemhouse building.