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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

How Bus Pass CoNGREss. Con-
eres>mHn Roosevelt. Of New York. in a
lecture in that city gave very amusing
illustration Of the manner in which bills
in Congress were read by the clerk. show
ing the utter impossibili,y of any member
gathering their import. because of the
rapidity and indis,incsness of the utter
aBce.
The bill is sent to a committee for con-
slderation. the committee being principal
ly composed from the ranks of the party
in power. When the committee brings
in bill and recommends its passage. the
previnus question is moved. which means
that all debate on tho subject shall be shu,
of. That is the universal practice. and
the minority was powerless to amend or
modify. Their only hope is motion to
adjourn or motion for q recess. say to a
given tin,e the following day. 1t takes
from half an hour to an hour to count the
votes on each question. aud when it is
borne in mind that motions to adjourn can
be made al infnitum. by simply naming
n different hour. a few minutes earlier or
later. il will be seen that this was mon-
s,rosiiy and barbarism ,ha. should have
been done away with years ago The
member who proposes the previous ques-
ton bias one hour to discuss his own bill
and moro absurd and foolish practice
could hardly be imagined He, having
control of the bill. permits only those to
speak upon it whom he desires; DO: t,,otc
theu six are generally heard, SO that The
remaining 234 members are sitting in
their seats like fools. II the bill goes
through and is disappro.ed of by tn" SEM
ate, a conference committee is appointed
who determine upon its character. and
their rcpor, is accepted without any dis.
cussinn. Through such committee on
the Civil Service bill sum Of 81 500. 900
was voted to the Board Of Public Works
in Washington. without any existing claim
or a single provision for its expenditure
The expenditure Of tha. sun could not be
spoken against because it would involve
the extinction Of the whole measure, and
vet VIC call that legislation. When the
question Of increase Of salaries came up
only an addition Of 81 500 was proposed
but conference committee increased it to
g.. 800. and it was passed. Mr. R"ose-
velt then alluded to the extraordinary
power vested in the Speaker. who could
recognise only such members as h" pleased
When the Credit Mobilier question. came
up in the House. the committee reports
ed the expulsion Of two members. snd
failed to take any action in regard tc
Eve others more or less involved -
Nine members spoke in favor Of the a'ioP.
tion of the report Of the committee; nine
spoke against it hs permission of the Speak
er, and those who wished 70 take m"r,
stringent view of the case and move for
the expulsion Of 6ve others who were equal
ly implicated. could not obtain hearing
Before member could be recognized BY
the Speaker be must send up his name and
a statement as to the point to which hs
would address himself He asserted
change was required. else the eject Of th'
evils would eventually prove detrimental
TO the national honor aud national exis
tence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

of which ihe 500 Of their hopes had been
made the victim. y" ga
Mt. Spencer expressed his gratitude Tor
The Kindness Of the President In warm
terms, and requested his agcnt to make
his Acknowledgements for the thsugh,ful
consideration which had prompted the Of.
fer. and 70 say that be would prersre 10
depart 90 bis mission At The earliest pos
sible nouscnt.
A week OF lhofc e:sp.sd without the
President htarins frces Mr., Spencer. He
feesined ID his honse. stelddinE himself
itsn ~ sacicty Mr. fyics then tiirec-
ted bis agent 10 cali again UPON the secrc-
tary aud ascertain his intentions. Mean
time > change had taken place in his feel
ings Indignation aud resentment had so
far taken possession Of him that he had
determined no, to leave the country. He
would remain in the cabinet for the time.
but he intended 20 retire from office pres.
emily, and devote himself to the vindica.
ton Of the memory Of his. son. and the
punishment Of those who had taken his
life without the color Of Law or justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

KKsroxsIbitlrr on HcsnGSps. Gu
rious question regarding the responsible
,y of husband for the acts of his wife
has recently been decided in the Supreme
Court Of Illinois, aud in delivering the
opinion Of the Court Judge Thornton
took OCCASION to make nn elaborate resiew
Of the changes which recent legislation has
made 10 the legal relations between man
and wife The case in question vas one
of slander. Janet Robson had sued one
John Martin for siandcrous s words used
respecting her by Margaret Martin. john 9
wife, anI the case had come to the Su-
preme Court on appeal. The decision was
that the husband was not liable. The
Court held that liability which has for
its consideration rights conferred should
no longer exis, when the consideration has
failed. II the relations Of husband aud
wife have 50 changed rs to deprive him o!
all rights to her property and to the con-
troll Of her person and her time. every
principal OF right would be violated BY
holding him still responsible for her con-
duct So long as the husband was enti-
tied to the property Of the wife aud to her
industry. so long as lie had power to di-
rect and control her. aud t!sus prevent her
from the commission Of tort. there was
some reason f"r bis liability. The reason
had nov ceased. The ancient landmarks
are gone. The masims and authority and
sdjuiicaiions Of the past have faded away.
TIE unity Of husband aud vife has been
seterej They arc nov distinct persons,
and may have separate legal estates. con.
tracts. debts. aud injuries. The chain,
Of the paa have been broken BY the pro
gressi"i 81 the present. and the wife can
now enter UPON the stern conflicts of life
untramme'lcd She no longer csings and
depends Upon man. but has the legal righ'
to bztiie uith him in the contests OF ths
forum, TO Quite him 10 the healing art
and to climb xith him the steps Of fame
Aud a. her brain and hands and tongue
are her o~n. in the judgmen, Of the Cour
she alone Should be he'd responsible tn
any slahders she may utter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
A N,-urp's Iovr cir

A M"fHkk's Lovx-Lamar,ine gives
this illustration LIN some spring freshe,.
a river widely washed It's shores and ren,
away bough whcreon 8 bird had built
eo,,ssc for her summer hope. Down the
whi,c snd whirling strram drifted the
green hrarch. With lie wicker emp of un-
fedged song. and hp,sering beside i, went
the mother bird. Unheediag the roaring
river. On she went. her cries Of agony and
fear piercing tae pauscs in The storm
Hos like the lore Of an old-fash;oned
mother. who followed she child she had
placked frcm her heart. nj. oser the world
SSept away BY passion that child nigh,
be. il matte-ed not; though he Gas bear
ing assay With him the frsgrsnse Of the
shattered rocf-tree. yet thst mother vas
With hia'. Ruth shroagk oil his life. and
. Rachel at his death" e4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
ST. MARY'S BEACON
.svvpL,sHEp EvfRY THURSDAY NJ
IF. KING S'JANEs s. Dowys.


Tssss o. Spps~airTioS. so no per ahnum 70
BE- paid within six months. No subscription
will be received for Il shorter period than sir
months and NJ paper 20 he discontinued until
all arrearages are paid except at the option OF
the psblisher.
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for the rstinsertion. and so cents for every sub
sequent insertion. Fight lines or Iets constitute
a square. 1.-THE number ofinsrrtions be not
marked on the advertisement, IL will be pub
ished until forbid. ana charged accordingly.
Alibcrai deduction made TO those who adrer-
tise hy ihe year.
Communists a;i ions OF a PERSONAL character wiz
he ebaryed af the safne rates ms sdvrrtisernrnis;
obituaries over ten lines In len 9Th " Ill be charg
ed a, the rate al 90 cents per square.
All communicaiicns for publication mus, be
accompanied i'h the real name Of the author,
or no attention i'll he paid 10 them. The real
name NJ the anthor viii not be published unless
desired, hut We cannot consent tn insert COM
municaiions unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
grin the ..i:,.rarr L;fs Of william

kTln the literary L;fs Of William
Harness" that genial writer tells Of ,u-
TOR to Hore's son. the author Of" "Anassa-
TICS. wbom he one day found pacing dr.
sud dows the room ia great sgitssion of
mind lis there anything the matter =
inquired Mr.. Harness. anxioudy. ..The
matter" he replied .-..I should think there
was. Three of the worst things that esn
possibly harpen % man. I Tn lin ioss.
I'm 10 dsbf. and f'se dosbss sboas the
doe,rise Of the 7riaity.' 'ssins .as s1fso'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
Dental Notice.

N resrfesfaily osfer my services -
j 70 ihcse who may desire them ~
An operations performed upon the AAIrVV
teeth known 20 the psosesssaa Of Dentistry -
pesssos dessvsag usy services ~ their Asmes ! n
naess With Prcmps attention hy droneing re
nsse at l1ecnardtown. Teeth inserted IA an,
manner desired. and as reasonable sriess Of
4cs aad residenee IN tscnardtewn, Sc. Narv'l
tseaiy. Ma. Very Respectfully.
- PACE EDarKps.
Dee ~ lssi-Hs ,-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

/ EA beegar Psssed himself At the
door Of the Chsncery court. and kept say
ing. "a penny. please. sir! Only one
penny sir, before you 20 in" "And.
Why. my man r inquired an old country
kentieauss. "Becsaee, sir. the ehsnecs
-sre vso win nos hnvc osc ~heu ycs get
cot ~ E
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

The above ecmranies have been doing busi-
for nearly haifa century. their age s'rength
and known good msn agevent can scarcely al
low one 20 question their solvcncv.
FRoN TABLE OF RArEs.
s6 years $is 81; 30 years S33 81; rs yenrs
sac Is; 40 years $3l %; IS ssars S3f 90 on
the 81. .Coe-:S per Ct. diyid, nd oE the fret
.ear. increasing each year thereafter. The in.
srred pays only the actual COS, Of Life lnsnr-
snc~. No stockholders to satisfy. The Policy
holder is alone directly interested.
These two Life Companies are the oldest
Target, cheapest and best conducted Of any
10 The Z. States, and We challenge any one 10
chew better IN ves,msns for their money
The ROYAL Fire Insurance Company adjust
al losses ., the Baltimore agency, wiihOa, ref
srsnce 10 the Home ofice. IL has paid all its
iossrein Chicago and Boston.
RkTES-e0 Genus per Sioo on frst-elass
Dwellings,, IS cents ar srst-claSs Frame Dwell
ltngs; 81 IS on Basas aud contents; 81 SO on
Stores and Stcek. No note given.
! an authorised aud will attend 10 ant bus
iaess for the above companies ~ my ,tkee, or
Ia the country when requested.
kxrER TO ..rA
r C Combs, Raphael Rown ns, Em 7 Grcenxell. !.
Asa A Lawrence. John = King, Bernard Tree
nae. tttN a. 'E3f,as ~ ~rv
Feb 20. Isss-sns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

Ne chain is stronger than its weakest
link. No ~crd Is stronger tsan ,rink.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

r AR0EST.saa ehs.,~s ssoek sf SHOES
- The esaA.y ai the
.Leenas3tswn.
Nay :, isTs .~E sst e ssI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

The New York Star isys she is,irs
Hing p;u ]. rem.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
To Farmers !!
To Fishermen!
TO Gardeners +!
R. A. CClDtk & Bro.

wE0LESaLE AND RETAIL GR0CERS AND
COMMISSION MERC HAMS,
Washington ID. c.
"CrIp return their thanks TO the citisens
w uSi Mrry'tGr he la,ion-gc extend.
81 thin l,i,i,itr,. and eek tontinuahee OF
Il cir COZ fd,n,e and ppnoragr.
lave you early TECETABLES seeking u
good rraIkoI7
Send thsm 10 GOLDEN + BRO, for the
NIsEirI ten III IkcI, WheIe the highest
Iress aie gi,tn and low commission
charged.
Elvc yop FlS Ii TO sell for fair returns?
Ship them to GOLDEN & LRo., Wash.
inpion, u C.. who will s.ck ~ sale, and
not wait to lie sought.
Eave you STOCK TO .hir when meats are
destcd 7
GOLDEN + BRO. formerly of Charles co.,
Nd md now ri rTer OF 10 and sts.,
soul west. nshingicn. y. G., are a wa,s
at ~ docks 10 receive freight They have
n stoCk-yaId ior cattle wl.en The market
isrtItCd md can hold for advance
Their ch,rles are very moderate.
And vttn ycrr rrrITS are IN season, s-ni
them 10 Gul Din 4 BRO, for ready sale,
Quiz retuins and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE. OATS, CORS, &c,
Tor which !Cn desire ready sale nj good
rates send them 10 GOLDEN 4 BRO,
Who will fleet sales ~ as coed prtrs rs
any other city, ard NJ snail commission.
l!,tn lave rCrL1EY, or ryihirg else raised
in N,ur S'unr!, snd which would COM
mare go'd IIIt,s in large city, an one
the l,si agents !ou tSn procure IN " ASH
ington, are
r. A. Coz DEN s. BRO,
Cor. 10th and + SIS. southw est,
Washington, ID. c.
march c, ls,3-iy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
ASSETS, OVER
ASSETS, OVER

TEE KCTCAL IIfE INSURANCE con-
PASY OFE. !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
march G, lst3-ly.

rONyECT!cUT NU7EAL LIFE IN
- SURANCE COMPANY OF HIRT.
FORD, CONN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

rHE ROrAL FIRE INSURANCE CON
PANf OrLlrERPo0L AND LONDON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

the taxes due the State and all costs and
penalties. If, after such notice has been
gwen TO any tenant or tenants, he or they
pay any such landlord or lessee or owner
any such rent, without first paving to the
tax collector the amount of taxes due the
State such tenant or tenants shall become
liable for all such unpaid taxes and all costs
and charges, and may be proceeded against
as If originally assessed Tor the amount.
When any tenant or tenants shall
pay to the tax collector out of the
rent which be or they may owe 10 the land
lard, lessee OF owner, the tax collector shall
give such tenant or tenants d receipt for the
full amount paid, and such payment and re.
ceipt shall discharge the debt which such
tenant OF tenants may owe 70 the landlord,
lessee or owner TO the amount so paid TO
the collector. If any landlord. lessee or
owner shall thereafter take any legal pro-
ceedings against any such tenant or tenants.
the court before which such proceedings
are had shall give full force and fleet TO
such receipt Of the tax collector when pro
duced, and shall discharge such tenant or
tenants for such debt 10 the landlord, les.
see or owner, 10 the full amount SO paid to
the tax collector
SEC. II. Be It further enacted, etc. That
all laws or parts Of laws conflicting with
this act be and are hereby repealed SO
lar as they conflict. This act shall take
effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) c. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved March II. 1872.
iSigned) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor Of the State OF louisiana
A true copy:
W., =, yErr,,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
AN ACT

Giving the city Of New Orleans the RICH:
to construct and maintain a turning
bridge across the New Orleans canal at
Broad street.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana
in General Assembly convened, That the
city Of New Orleans shall have the right to
construct and maintain a turning bridge
across the New Orleans canal at Broad
street for such length of time as the city
may desire it, the bridge TO be one hundred
to one hundred and twenty feet in length.
supported in the centre by proper pivot and
turntable. with an opening each side of
from forty 20 fifty feet
(Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signedl c. G.. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and Presiden: Of tie
Senate.
Approved March y. 1873.
iSignedD WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State OF LouIsi.La
4 true copy:
=. G. DEsLuSDE.
Secretary of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
\ ~ ACT

Furnishing extortion in office by the public
officers OF the State of LOUISIANA, OF par
ishes, judicial and other districts. and OF
cities and towns Incorporated or having
governments authorized bv law.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened That any public officer or employe
authorized by the constitution and laws OF
the State OF Louisiana, in either the legsla-
tive, executive. Judicial or military depart
ments of the State government thereof.
whose compensation for official services or
employment therein is fixed by the cOnstitu
ton or laws thereof. vino shall charge or
receive or take, directly or indirectly. any
more than the said lawful compensation for
said official services or employment, shall
be deemed guilty of eXtortiUn in Office. and
shall be punished in the manner hereinafter
prescribed IN this act: provided. that the
provisions of this act shall also be made 10
apply and extend to all officers and en-
ployes OF parishes, Judicial and other dis
tllcts, and of cities and towns incorporated
or having governments authorized by law.
SEC. :. Be it enacted. etc. That anv
officers or persons violating the provisions
Of this act shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanOr, and, upon conviction thereof by
a court of competent jurisdiction, shall be
liable to pay fine Of not more than one
thousand dollars, and to an imprisonment
Tor term not exceeding five years. at the
discretion OF the court; and any person
aggrieved or injured by the acts of sand OF
fender 'haIl, independent of any criminal
proceedings, be entitled 70 maintain a civil
action against the same for damages or III
iuries sustained, and verdict i'll favor of
the party hjured. or a conviction of such
offender, shall ipSo .tacto operate a vacation
OF the office or functions OF said offending
official or employee.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. That
this act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage, ard all conflict
ing laws herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed
tSignedj CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Signedl G. &. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved February Is. 1873.
lSigneG) WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
a true copy:
j. G. DEsLoEDE.
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.


"A -
AZ 49, 'Lo 10y " new Ofieans 20 con
s SIlIc' ioche lear the mouths OF New Ut
'edne oah~' anu bayou 81 JOhn.
WHEREAS. the city of New Orleans is
now constructing protective levee along
the shore Of Lake Pontchartrain, and il
being necessary to protect said system of
protection from overflow, that suitable
locks should be placed near the lake en-
trance Of the New Orleans canal and tie
Bayou st. John.
SECTION J.. Be !. enacted NV the Senate
and House of Representatives. of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly CON
vened, That the CITY of New Orleans.
through its officers, shall have the right to
construct srcL locks and side en,bankments
as NAV be deemed suitable bv The an1horj.
ties OF said CITY. nrnvided that the nayi-
CATION of sand canal he NOT impeded for a
greater time rhan fortv-eioht bours the
wiGth of n,,er;rrs IN he tfty faat. an tbr
works necessary for said construction and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

Fer the relief of Thomas Woodland, Robert
H. Smith and G.. n. Prudhomme. citizens
OF Red River parish, State OF Louisiana,
and tOl other purposes.
BE /. resolved by the Senate and House
OF RepTesen Catives of the State of Louis
lana in General Assembly convened, That
the Auditor of Public Accounts, when neces-
sarv, be and Ia hereby authorized and re.
Iulred to issue his warrants upon the State
Treasurer, 20 he paid out OF any funds
therein not otherwise appropriated, for the
following amounts and claims. 10 wit: 10
Thomas Woodland the sum of eight hundred
and seventy-three dollars and fifty cents. in
lea OF bis claim for excessive taxation in
property tor which he IS the agent in said
parish and State aforesaid, and TO Robert
II. Smith the sum Of one hundred and eighty
dollars. in lieu OF his claim FOX excessive
taxation on his property IN the parish and
State aforesaid. and to {. n. PrudhOmme
the sum o: his money asscssmen. IS hereby
RENTED and stricken from the roll or tax
list OF said parish for the year 49, !, by rea-
son and in lieu of the taxes upon his prop.
ertv which was destroyed by fire after the
said assessment. was made. therefore depriv
ing said claimant OF any benefit thereof
provided. that all the said claimants hereof
shall, before receiving any benefits of this
act. eeta hiIsh their said claims to the salts.
faction OF the Auditor o! Public Accounts
b. competent evidence ana proof. after
which The said Auditor shall proceed and
execute she provisions Of TIL. act. which
said az: slai. take etfsc: from and after il.
passage. and ali conflicting laws herewith
be and the same are hereby repealed,
IS gneG. CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker .. the House Of Representatives..
.Signed, G. c. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and P.es:Ger Of The
Senate.
Approved March l., 1873.
iSigned) WILLIAM P. KELLOGG
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
4 true copy:
J. g. DEsLoNDr.
Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
No. II
An .ACT
U. UENfONDE,
Secretary of State.

10 enfo-c. The payment of faxes due .i.e
State, providing for the seizure and sale
OF the property OF delinquent taxpayers,
ana regulating the proceedings against
them aGG sgains. their property and
tenants.
SECTION !. BE i: enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representative of the STATE
OF Louisiana IN General Assembly convened
That IN case OF refusal or neglect of any
person against whom property i, assessed.
TO pay the taxes thereon within ten DAYS
after the expiration Ct the public notice
required by law, the tax collectors NAV
give ten days written or printed notice "a
the owner a. ag"n. OF the property as
sessed 70 pay sad tax. after which DELAY.
if not fully paid. the said tax colIect9,
may make seizure OF such property hv
recording a description o. the same win
the amount due IN the mortgage book of
the parish where !: IS situated. and on tI,e
fourth day OF such recordation shall bro.
ceed TO sell said property without legal pro.
cess 10 pay said tax and all lawful cost.
after advertising three times within ten
days N the aHcis! journal. and in The cou-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
By 8. Guinault.

Route st. JOHN. and near the Fair Grounds
Six Tracts of Land fronting Bayou St. John
and the Shell Road near the Toll Gate. known
rs the 'FoI!'-A Lot Of Ground t.onting Oh
Esplauade street-SeveIai Vacant Lots and
Cottage on Washington strett-Two Lots and
Buildings fronting Palmyra street, and several
Stocks Of ditfeTeu Assoc!a:iOpso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

General Harvey, one Of the oldes. officer.
in the United State. service. is Thus men.
toned in q late letter from Sullivan. Missis.
sippi, where he resider: "He has heard tbs
boom of many a cannon, and msrshaled his
troops oftentimes On the plains of Mexico,
The old gentleman is a beautiful specimen
of noble man. His locks are white with
the frost of eighty winters. and il person
he - :al! aud erect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

pY =. &UINAULT. AUCTIONEER-Ufrc
BcoIner ct ExclaIge alley and Bieuviile street
SATURDAY April 70, 1873, VIII be told At
twelve o'c eek NJ. at the Merchants and Auc1 On.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
ana CustOmLouse streets, by virtue Of an oTdtr
from he honorable the Second District Court Tor
the parish OF Orleans dated March a. 1873, the 10.
lowing property be Ouging TO the !. ore said Sue
ceeSlGIo 10 w.t.