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Petitions

The aforementioned petitions presented
hy the Mayor. were read and referred as
stated:
Against wooden sidewalk Or !efiido
street, between Broad and White streets.
To the Administrator Of improvements.
From Fritz Huppenbauer. Cor suspension
OF the collection Of taxes on contiscated
property purchased by him. :he title TO
which is IN condensation; from Sister NJ.
Agnes. o: the 81. vincent's lnfan: Orphan
Asylum. for fuel and blankets for the in.
stitution. and from John Grayer. for an
appropriation iov balance due him az cor.
Urner Of the Second and Third Districts. To
the committee .: the whole.
From Mrs l.. Goulet. for correction Of Ia.
bill; from: George W. Hopkins and w.
Derbes. Tor correction of their respective
assessments. and from George Hoffman,. for
correction Of an erroneous tax. To The Ad.
minis,ratO1 Q; Assessments.
From Thomas Pickles. tor pa::nen: Of a
sum cue him Oh contract for :igh:in. oil
lamps. 70 the Administrators 6: Finance
and Accounts.
From }. Hernandez az! Others. !es-ees Of
the Bazaar market. complaining Of injuries
20 their interests By the non en:o:cemeE. of
certain city ordinances. To tie Ad:uin.s
traitor o! Commerce.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

a. ROchercau d. Co. VS.. Joseph Eliiots-
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 5l23.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable th
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants ard Auctiou,ers'
Exchange, Royai street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOUse streets, in the second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, october Is, 1873 at twelve
o'cl6cs H., tho following described property to
wit
-FOUR CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all Tie buildings and Improvements thereon,
and appurtenances thereof, and all the rights,
ways, privileges and advantages the:eunto belong
ing 90, or IN, IN aIywlse appeTtaining situated
Orleans, III the square bounded by Gravier,
CarondeIet, Common and Baronne streets,
four on a plan drawn BY J. n. Il. De Pouly, assist
ant city surveyor. dated the twenty third OF Feb
ruary 1867 annexed to an act OF sale from heirs or
James Miller to Albert Miller pas sed before fired
j. Lewis, notary public III this city, on tho tenth
Of Nay, 1861 accord 70 which plan said lots
measure follows 10 WI: Lot number nine
teen feet front On GTav!er street, by depth ans
front on Haronne street, Of which it forms the
nor. " Mt fous Sect ..Iee inches; tfty-three
fes' AZ ibshss III I"p'i on 'se othes eide lIsso
dividir. s ii0pa 's humber ts.' and thirty feet
We. sw", shirtyt"" He' "a inches front on Ssas
is' street, Nv dsp'. istween parallel lines 80
fifty 'hre. Sc. .ix i,ches; and SAID lot suInbe..
three, shTtvt!Tas *.t two inches fious ofs
DarOnn. street sOr'v two feet Four inches in III,
seas, ~ depth ri SIX ss-twe fees eight inches sls
the. Il. nsa.ess Ssay!,s sts~t which separates l.
los number oas aSsl two and eixsyiune fess
six inchss on IRE stL.S line which saparates .
from st nu,nbe; Sus sId said lot number foue.
forty six "7et two ncEss :TTsit BaYSrIS street.
BY .ei.'h 81 Sky ni,e feet six is..l.e ON sa.S
lse OF saiS .t mum TOR 'We Orty.thres ...sn az
"blinu" In" Nj 'he stlsr eide utarls pasali~'cs
lis 'h'I"lES Is" ~ i"e run Ess Shfse. '!enc~
sixteen 'ssr on lie weary parable g. GaI.nn.s
'tr"c' theme. 'Iii's .wc. So ak inci.s Sc She
rev Line, and sSty..e ast s.rss iIals.s. See
sad s-as line.
!" hi:h 'Sol-rs- Ass '".i ~ ',s ss' s'es'.:
h"tsln ny purchase from aihew HIIilTs, :-s -
pSsHst Do ioTS sslEi .iaprSS 4 tIeptAfs HAn
Ia this"itv, on the sb.etti.ss j.. se .So%
s.issa in She above sr,t
Se'Us-tSstsa .as sIOse
~ ? H.Pr4c.
81. 81
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s,.'sep -. Far.

The eiec: u u. general .:rin-ency q:
the currency markss has p.ac .lser at a
discount when sold for currency. The ex.
act cause of this decline is not easily com.
pretended. Before the panic silver was
rated at a premium Of five and a half per
cent, but the crash has had such percep-
tble effect upon it that during the days of
the crisis individuals offered it TO dealers in
large and small quantities 10. par, and in
some instances at fraction discount, for
currency. The rates at which il was offered
remained the same. Recently Wall street
firm, doing a large business in the purchase
and sale Of gold and silver coin, absolutely
refused to buy a lot of $4,000 worth offered
them at par. The currency was more pref.
cradle for them to hold. and the lime
wasted in counting the silver coin could
more advantagously be used. A dealer
said that there was only 100000 worth
of silver coin in New York. About this
period of the year a certain portion of
the quantity OF silver N the home
marker is bought by si.yersm!ths and Jewell
ers for manufacturing purposes. But as
the trade is dull, owing TO financial troubles.
their portion of silver remains in the market.
thus aiding in bearing down the rate. These
causes combined have caused to create
such marked decline in the eychangeable
value of silver, which has always led
greenbacks from its international Use AS
medium OK exchange.-.Ier York World.
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fISsNCYai. TRANSACTION OK GOLD
Basis. Yesterday tw" Italians entered the
office Of ST. Charles stree. money broker.
inguiring the price OF gold coin. One OF
:he applicants pretended that he could no;
epeak English. The broker stated tba: lie
would sell S600,worth a twelve cents pre-.
hium. This was agreed 10. when messen.
ger was dispatched to procure the eagles
..n6 half eagles. While he was OF: the
speaker changed his mind as to the amount
they would purchase. but expressed his III
tention to = clerk. who stepped into the
backyard. and was ont when She messenger
returned. The gentleman who remained
behind ahe counter vas Unaware OF the
change. and when the man took his gold,
and laid down the currency in payment. ac-
cepted it as the price Tor 5000. but the
green backs amounted to just sufficient TO.
pay for 500. Before the error was discov.
cred the men were off with the golden 5000.
Detectives were Immediately notified. and
one of the fellows was arrested. He at first
refused to give his name, but finally said it
is Salvatore Achao. Accused secured the
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REDEMPTION OF CITY EUNDs,

DEPARTMENT op fIyASCsR
New Orleans, Octob&s - 1919 !
NrOTlCr e EEREBY GIVEN THAT USI1R AND
~ in pursuance. of tn. acts q the Legs oft he
state ~ lIve 30 the redemption Of the ten cent
bonds Of 1871, She commissioners ot The ea2 de BIT
vii. receive proposals ANIL WEDNESDAY, the
Twelfth. O! November rgeXnl", st :wHt'. O'clock,
for the sale to :!e ci:y ~ thirty Thousand dollars
ten per cent bonds issue Os 1911 :" be
deemed :Ton the suIpUs OF III. taxes ..s ..uuirsd
by law.
The bid. viii ~ iEdc,ssd "eropo.as e. sa'e os
ten pc. cent bonds, aud addressed 20 :'e MEdeT-
aigned
the commissioner. sAa.! have the 81. 81 re-
iscting al Sids
BY order Of the Board Of Comni.so'sr. % H..
CONSOLIDATED debt. LOUIS SCHSElnER
Ocl2 I'd Administrator Of tinSnce.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is 1873
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

| THE PEOPLE,S COLUMN.
| Brief Communications Publisked-Lo'as
| Ones Invariably Rejected-Ihe Editor no.
| Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
| Gl the Communications.
Dissertations.
! Editor REPUBLICAN,:
To me the proverbial maxim, 'the locker
on often secs more OF the gsme than the
players" becomes infallible when applied
, to the great problem OF soca! equality. 1t
| is much easier to boast Of consistency than
10 preserve il; easier to delude the masses
by pla.itudes and sounding generalities
than 20 live up to the principles we profess.
Social equality has been the apple OF dis
cord to our community. 1t las ever proved
10 politician and demagogue sweet nor
sci to roll OF the tongue-oeen universally
held out TO the colored man as the magma
eha;ta in which his race should have its bill
Of rights inscribed.
Well, thei, long treasured dream Eas
been realized. the march Of civilization has
led 20 . recognition Of their rights, and
one bar room has attempted TO convince
them that the proyiso traced on the back OF
its license was more than the dead letter Of
the law; that here was q practical enforce
NEST Of its provisions-no distinction OF
races, bu: perfect equality AZ every
respect between man and man.
VIVA: has been the result! Caste la. even
here erected its barriers. They who 20
eagerly pretended TO labor for principle
brilliant and plausible theorists-have
dwindled into the veriest of apostates in
their practice; they have sold that principle
for the glamor Of pleasures they can not
enjoy. Those within the Republican party
itself, who acclaimed SO vehemently against
an unlawful denial Of equality, seem 70
have been ambitious not 20 serve the State
bu. 20 live upon the eredulity OF a race
Note them as they skulk past the Age
resorts round which caste has coled its re-
strictions-nay, new and wonderful dis
tinctiOns have been made within the col
ored race itself: those whose skin is fairer
than that Of the masses seek the doors Of
saloons where accidents Of complexion have
been shaped into passports:
How. then. can their rights be secured
when they grow false to themselves Who
shall be prevailed upon TO grow dead to
the chickering's Of the multitude. and cal
lous 10 the gibes and jeers OF q ready mob,
when the race that should enjoy. and the
friends that have preached equality refuse
TO take advantage Of its enforcement
When those who advocated that equality
and siren gthened and protected and gave
It fictitious life on the pages Of our statute
books, &c: the example, when the leaders
Of race disreg gard the acciden: of color.
aad mingle and move With those OF darker
hue. perhaps tie foundation may be laid
for the practical enforcement Of social
equality tina. now lives only in .he promise
of our lave and the unno,iced attempt of
one whose open doors still extend an invi.
ta;ion 20 all races and colors.
OBSERVER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N0NITIONo
AyATE OF LOUISIANA
rit-H BiSTGICY COURT FOR 4tIE Hagls8 -
ORLEANS
!G0NITIONo
w.B scEMiY- q, MRS. NJ soRD.s-.c. 90


ehLhANS
~ s,Ts.,.~ re- 1pS \, , sopnSs 90 asos
" 80 wv
ve~rv sp .rp Up ,SrrSr.S. e,n .YY vuuo>s
49, nonn.r1 -, &C., W -
SoL;5. =. ~, -, ~ nria i ,e, -, y,
a. a u.,i M 20 Nv "a .'rI bariW -, 10 ;i
Sia"u m s w .;th,h a.. ofv P,is To-. %
tLa nr'nert. bare;naftsr S.scr;he5 orS ~.
la; II. - 81 80 80. &C. % H.tS ~
overwhelmingly - , 60, a. ;,r 49, noro a. Is ".
oeeo of a.t No as ~ sba csr"rai ssai,i - TO-.
100 ,noui', i,uo,.r as 80 $1,000 Stt.S - io.0e
Nv. rhsmGora tmo'. 70 I'D ON nr " ,o.N
80 / a..i -. Saah,s go a, PIroono nc.
80 49,, ~ ~ g.. ~ 80 GU s tI -. -
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SALE OF THE REvENUE CIT"TEK
"PETREL.'s

WIlL SE SOLD ~ PUBLIC AUCTION TO TIE
W highest and best bidder fOg cash. at twelve
O'Clock, noen, of TUESDAY. the twenty.frst day OF
October. instant, y: the C.stOmhouse wharf, Psn.
sac0a, YlOIida--
The Revenue Gutter "FErREA," tschoOnesl
Aaid vessel is 1870 tons. old measurements, and was
built III New York in 1867, of :he best white OAK
locust and cedar is COPPER fastened and coppsred.
with spars, standing and running rigging. one suit
OF sails, awnings chains and anchors. vindlass, ewo
boats and boat = cranes, as she nov lies.
After the sale OF the vessel will be sold ahe fUrni-
ture and equipments, as per Inventory. The YES
SCI can be examined at any time previous 10 tho
day OF sale, end al necessary information will bs
furnished by the Collector of Customs At PepsS-
cola.
The govtramtr: reserves She right to reject any
OF oil bIA :.
}. =. HARTLEY,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasure.
treasury department., October T. 1873
Ocl2 2aW 1t
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NOTICE.
CNITFn STATES PATESr OFFICE
EaSNiNCtNr 4 c EAufemher p lG12

CNITFn STATES PATES@ OFFICE
Washington, y. c., September "A. 1873.
az THE PETITION OF RICHARD A. STEWART
~ of st. Bernard parish, Louisiana, praying Tor
the extension Of patent granted to him on the
eleventh day OF January, 1889 for an improvement
in defecs.ng and clsrl fving cane juice, this app.
cation having been authorized by act Of Congress,
approved March 3. 1913
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed Oh the tw~nty fifth day of November next:
that the time for filing arguments and the Exam-
lners report DE limited 30 tho fifth day of De-
cembsr next, and that said petition be heard The
tenth day of December next.
ANY person NAV oppose this extension.
$3.50 law So NJ. y. LEGGRTT Commissioner.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Election for Delegates from the
Third W ard TO the Coored Convention of the sey-
enteenth proximo viii be held at Clay's Hall on
Peidlde street, on FRIDAY, the seventeenth in
slant Pols will be opened at II =. A., and closed
at r. ~ The following are the Commissions rs
Joe S0oker, chairman; A. 4. Maurice, George
i Il sEs, Julien Gabriel, =. SolascS, William Dunn,
william Alexander
fy order Of Committee Of Arrangements:
oci45t' G. f. LADD, Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

<Oficc.-New Orleans Clearing House, S.p-s'n.
Der 70, !S13.Wh .Teas, the ceYtihcstion o: check.
is intended tor IN the Clearing House, all de-
po.itor. in the Associated Banks OF New Orleaus
hereby notified to make their eheca PAY ABLE
THROUGH THE CLEARING HOUSE.
seq. I'm ISAAC =. MAYNARD MANAGE.
Southern Bank. New Orleans. July ~.
1879 Notice i hereby given that the unredeeynei
notes issued by the old Southern BANK must be
presented for payment within year from the
first publication .: this notice at the office "f The
Auditor .: this state, whc, on receiving satisiac
proof -: the publication 81 thIs notice for .u.
Year, as aforesaid wi. surrender funds he NAV
hold for the payment OS she kaiI .nI.cseale!
notes.
jyi3 se"iv J. CARE, Cashier.
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Ai,rys SLIP OF THE PEN.--Hesterday
morning. when the case Of Charles VAL
!iams. charged with murder. was called IN
Judge Gernon's court, the prisoner was not
found. and it seemed as if he had escaped
Nv some unknown means. The court.
clerks ana attorney. looked blank. bewi:.
dered. all asking mouthsful of questions.
FINALLY II was discovered that the docu.
ment ordering Williams up from the Parish
Prison had been written wrongly. which
sent accused 70 The wrong pew. Williams
r. see uys. and was The victim o: = clip OF the
Men.
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FOE RENT.

EOR RENT-A 0EsIRABLT LOCATED TWO.
L stof: brick dwelling, situated on III. ives. d de
of Prytania street. between Josephine and 81. An
drew streets. No. 9G:. Contains hall two ,silor.
dining rocnl, pan.riee, kitchen. coal and was.
houses. with servants :oOms separate from fhs
main building, six large and airy bed rooms with
openings al the sides, room Tor bath and gas
throughout. large yard, alley-way to the front
well and cistern. iron railing and paved in the
'front.' OF the yard. Possession given Immediately
and for further particulars apply to
Z. CONERY.
sell u. Corner q! Canal cad Delta stres:s.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
iexaHdeP ChevaiIier -. Steamer 4. ~

Alexander C1ieVaisier -. Steamer !. ~.
SwoTds-Eo. 1926.
IN .HE USiTEr STATES DISTRICT COURT
L Histyict of loUisapa.-.In Obedlsi - - ad
niraltv warrant 20 me directed in tn. .bove en-.
BlUn--
The sTEAMBCA" ). ". SWORDS rev lii.ied
BY Alexander GlevallieT fox tho Cause set forth
in the libel row pending IL the p-s.T.t Court OF
the United States.
And do hereby cite and ati,ns.ist re e~nef OF
owners Thereof, and Al. and every pers.a or per
sops having 0 pretending 20 have LGy :!stt title
interest 70 the same, 90 be and al i@as at
District Cour. -: the United States. for tie dis.
trc: afort said TO he holden ut the city ~ New r
leans or th. Gvs: Monday in sOvember. 20 sllNw
cause, II a,v they have can, WV che said
-..aMe: :. ". >"o:L. .Lo,-!h 10: be cpa,le,.re.i
and ce soi9 .sI.taby % :1e pI@y.: g: Ut. lait.
United >.s:es Hs:.i.a..s afce, Now .1Aals,
;L.r:eta:. l.y 4. :c:G:.:. 1873.
= r. PACKARD
Sct: q rel United States f.re.sl.
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W. =. HhfFF'se
= q co.'s AhsTiS ~ Ire Psrish Of Or .snsI


~tsie 81 Louisiana sss Mrs. \. SastiIIos
CUPSRIGR DISTRICT SQUIRT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. tG31.-Bv eilsus of a wriSs,ser.
f;.iiaa 20 Mc direc.s. by .ls- houosabe the SsIs.
rios 1.trics Com. Tor 10 parish of Orleans. IN
sl.. leve entitled 80 for state yes for sl.s
wear 'g.G viii sr1c.s.l 10 eel az bubble .rnti.,
81 .le Merchants .ne Ausrorsers' Sxslsn..
Ro.a} st;se'. between Csrsl and s'ust-.nt..1s.s
strf.ta in 'ae second G!etrioe OF sli. eltv ...
HGbce ~, November -, 1873 at twelve ..!.- .
81 the solo. NJ drsc,.bed property e. wiz
TS' sEkTAlN 10. IS Ss GROUND, in Pie S..sS
District 81 eh!s city; !nt in SQUARE .u.nhes
"n' fundstd and tour, bounded Oy Burgundy Do
name ItsInpaft ana st Phil'p streets known al.
lot number ore of said square forming corner q
SI9guady and st. Philip streets and measuyips,
FORTY -four ieet by DiLetv feet one lot in sauarS.
number seventy-eigAt, bounded by Hospital s'rsTI-
jnes bourbon and Dauphine streets. Known as les
number thirteen of SAID square, fronting thirty
sc. en- rect On Hospital street, by ore hundred, ana
niseteen feet Ia depth.
Seized in the above tlis
.erms-Cash on the SPOT
". p HARPER.
oe!0 81 nola Sheriff Of tie pa,ish OF Orleans
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4 VERY SERIOUS CHARGE On the thirty
frs. Of July portion of Cronan's foundry,
near the jackson railroad depot. was
burned. The fire began in the pattern room
of the foundry, and caused a considerable
loss. The fire broke out about eleven
O'Clock at night. The circumstances at
tending the case looked suspicious TO the
underwriters, and an investigation was in
stituted, witnesses appearing before Judge
Laresche. On the information given to the
grand jury that body yesterday, it is stated
found true bill against George Cronan,
the proprietor, for arson, but at twelve
o'clock last night he had not been arrested.
SO far as our reporter could learn.
On the streets there were rumors that he
and others had been taken 20 prison, but
this was not confirmed by information at
the several precincts. George Cronan was
seen on Canal street last evening. and had
deputy sheriff who held the capias for his
ARES. seen him he would doubtless have
been taken in. 1t is rumored tina: the evil
dence given to the underwriters and the
grand jury is quite conclusive. bu. how
that fact leaked out from the grand jury
room is something mysterious. At least
these facts should not have been known 10
the public until the capias was returned.
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KObtrI eFlcrperdl We. NchOSUN. .TGraG.
nock-So l013i
N THE UNITED STATES HISTNIC- COURT,
1 District of iouis;ana.--In obedience 20 AZ sd-
IuIralfv warrant. 20 me directed y. IL. SiTVe ea-
titled sui! have seized and taken TO III. is,sses-
sion
THE SCHOONER NCS.HEGCK hs- t...s ,pekHr,
etc. GOw lIbslea hy Robert Shepherd for the
causes set forth ii, the libel new pon..p: is che
District Court nf the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish Che owner Ca
owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
sons having, or pretending to have, any right title
interest iI or to the same, to be and appear at
District Court 81 the United States for the district
aforesaid, to he holden at the city of New Orleans
the third Monday OF October, 1873, Oshow cause
if any they have or can, why the s.ts schooner
Monadnock should rot be coud. n..sI ard ~ sold
agreeahiy to the prayer of llbelant.
United States HaTshals office, Ne@ ss~aqrs,
fourth day 81 sc'U!s., .a..
2. PACEAND,
&c: ~ ~ United States Marshal
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CP TO THE MUZzLE WITH LEab.-Giles
Hill, only fifteen years high, made some
dreadful threats of what be would do when
he met John Perry. who had in some way
offended him. Giles apprehended,
carving an old-tashioned single barreled
pistol. which was loaded to the Inuzzle with
powder, shot and slugs. Had Perry swal.
lowed that dose he would have gone 10
1arts unknown.
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TO the MEMBERS or THE EAR.

GIpA.. C.vicv rsIxD OlsrRrcr CeURr)
Parish of OIlsans,
StwC:e2us October ;. 1873
feNIiE MEMBERS OF TIE BAR, INTERESTED IN
j cases pending L<fo< this court here by
informed that the calling OF cases toI The Tt t
term OF eour: viii take place Oh SAYCRiAY. the
eighteenth day of October 1873. at II A. A.
All parties Interested ussted 10 b. present
in order tina; :he: might t% placed 'YoA the
trial docket.
By order q: the Court.
Oc3 I'd Charles A. HAOiYY S"s,k
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Local intelligence.

Gorsc 70 Cu1CAGo.-Ou, sclid friend.
MIR. L. j; Adams. whose peculiar signature
yraces Metropolitan police warrants. has
concluded Is desert New Orleans and bet
ter bis financial condition in Chicago. We
can only deplore the loss of such citizens as
Mr.. Adams especially as he has made fof
himself fair name and an open record,
which bis friends and acquaintance may
eongratula tie him OF. During his fesldehce
here he has made many warm and appre-
c;ative friends, all of whom viii lament his
departure. It i. hoped that all his relations
"a Chicago will be friendly and profitable.
and although we regret to lose his pres
encs, yet are glad that another city will be
the gamer by our loss.
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Meteorological and River RepOrs,

The signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benes: Q: commerce. the
meteorological record. ard rise or fall of
the rivers. at 3:;3 =. NJ. .oca. time, yester.
1ar aS t'nlloWs.
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N0TlEE TO THE HOLDERS OF COM
.NERGIAL EANK BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF :1saNCel
City Hall, New Orleans, September 49, 1873. J
nN DEMAND. THE CITY WILL PAP s&COND
~ installment OF thirty three and third Issr
cent to the holders of the above bonds
After the twentieth of October next itc.est y i'll
only he allowed on the remaining UNPAID Gaisnce
OF thirty three AID Ons- third per cent.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
sf2n In administrator of L lanca
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SIX BARRELS OF THEM.-Recentlv a
dealer missed half dozen barrels OF new
pecans, and believed they were stolen from
Tin. Mr.. Vilarubia put in his claim, and
yesterday the police found them at No. IL
st. Philip street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

Fourth WARD.-At a meeting of the col
ored Republicans of the fourth ward, held
at the hall of the Radical Republican
Mother Club on the night of the thirteenth
instant, the following gentlemen were
aIcc-e1 delegates to the colored convention.
20 be held in this city on the seventeenth OF
November, 1873: Messrs. Thornton Butler.
~. tanonge, A. Richard and E. Longpve.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

TRIED TO LEAyE.-Frank Verben was
arrested in Carrollton yesterday on q charge
of larceny, and was lodged in the parish
Jail. Last night he felt tired Of contine-
ment, therefore pulled out "a plank from his
cell and was abou: 20 walk off without say
ing goOd-by, when q Waterman, not pleased
with his lack OF manners collared him, and
placed him in safer quarters.