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HuTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
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N,I1H ''FFI'Y. G"rS'1I iit''
CIV 81 ltnu. January 81. -.
$~"Ti't :" HEREBY GWEN THAT IN Ato,sT:'.
= Hi'- tn an ur'tluanc" adopted by I'll. ".'.f
am. '.Hil'.. "t the 'itv .i Gi1tvoliIor E.Er. pr. 3.
1853! :ti al 'L.I." 80 n. lows: Lidd.v 80.
tnr'N days Huti'", rU NAItRDAi. Aar..t L.. .s-E.
~ !! !. Nj. AZ the Council !lal. tur contra: iJE
paving tIc following reefs, t" WY:
Jefferson street. both sides iToh ,.v"c :" fi.ti
street: tauOl"pn-. 10th sides irrH Lev.v ~ .',s
street, except such As has been done. peg .Et-t.
ing ordinances Madison both Sides from Scvu't q
F.!th street. Id one -.d'. flU!, .cCrud 80 :. 90
street bUhiln. both side. from Second /" .ltth
street; Sh"I:, l. IL sde, from hcvce to Iu..8'i
street; Washing. on. both sides. from Lev" %
!"'rta street except such AIS ha. been made 49,.
EXISTING ordinance; Adams both tid,-. Irgia -.
Euar.c- % !"r!tu street: Clinton. both sides 81.
Ltvte :" Third street. except such - been " ..,!.,
per EXISTING oT''iuaIr-.
TINS /" t'' don" il IccCrianc" with sNrc'.n';.,t-
tied Oh TIE t:!.'t' fit d1' - .taHuarv. 60
t'tr secretary and Controller OF said civ. - -
ator. -aG a.J and .lat IT," contractor ss. c''u.
nru"r - weak IL u..'l. dat after ..dIglt.ir' ."
ana 10 ~" '"nP.''f"d IS per contract wa. re
N IN"'. 1il1 'uHt III" said work H.. pail .uI 10y
am nt"'l "ha''s .! -" "jE. tn" 80 .u.ii.at -; -
70" ..h''' :" :e .!'.'r.. =! rejection "i 'r Y. veg
al" '".,;..t. a. q. !i.iGA. M.'"..
Ir.-f
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CONFEDERATION OFBOND.

srITY ~ Yog,.IsSs
tse.utiV" Department.
View Orleans, EtbYuary II 1874. )
NN-IIfRfA>. APPLICATION has BEEN MADEYo
w toy the "auCr a'irE %! the otfiCii bond
~ !"uis 7. heiassi2e as Administrator OF Wats'-
works and Public Buildings ~ and for the city rt
New Orleans. to wit. = bond dated the second
April. 1870, in 'he sum Of US COS, sgred hv
Louis T. D-'assz" as principal. ana Blanc .'.G
bert and Sidn.T iht2au sUretlps: the said bond
beng "Oud toned for 'hr faithful performance h.!
IL. sad LUu,s 7. bt.dssiac q! lis duties admin
:s''atOI afore.a.t.
Notice ls hereby given 20 3. per. ons !nterts'e ed
Il tn. said bond to ii = ob' Ctols IL the
relation. thereof IA writing. IN thu office Uf The
Secretary OF state. within. ninety days after the
.ast publication hereof.
Gwen Under NY band and the seal OF the state,
Il IS eir Venth day OF February eighteen hundred!
and seventy th'er ard o. tn. .nLcdendtuc Ui .hr
uu!.ed State. the ninety. enth.
WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG.
By rhe Governor:
WILLIAM WEsE.. assistant Secretary OF state.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Il, partmcHt,
New Orleans, February II. 1873 )
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w 10 he fOr the cauCella ion of the official bond
o: Alexander E. Barber as hartO master in and
for the pallsh of Orleans, to wit: A bond dated
August s. 1868, in the sum of twenty five hundred
10 lars, signed by alexander F. Barber as priUcipr.
and A. I. BOIie az Carter b. Lowe as surttIps,
The said bond being conditioned for the fath:u.
performance by the said Alexander T. Barber Of
LIS duties as har5OrmasteI aforesaid.
NouCe is hereby given TO all pei sons interested
n The sad bond TO file II elr objections to the can
collation. thereof in writing il the ofie" y: tie
Secretary OF state, within ninety days after tho
LAST pub cat on hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the STATE.
THIS fourteenth dav of F. hTuaTv, eighteen hundred
and sevelit ytirte and OF the indt pendeuCe OF III.
Emitted States the Uirety-eeVtuth.
WILLIAM J.. HELiGt.E.
II 'te Governor:
WILLIAM NFEKe
Assistant Secretary 81 STATE feI' 80
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Discharge In BanHr .p,cy When VOID.

7 ETstIsHfEC III I1HTIHE IFt'S " 'IVE FU'E7.
The ,le-;,;on pr.se..e: herewith. answers
. .,.os.,o,, 49,. ,,s oc..r l.o,, ,,,,. ..
tre7 'i'n t-'"' '1"s '-''" 'e" pa -
u. Il contains q warning to all oank'
rup.s 10 be truthful, IN giving the names OF
al +heir creditors. whether ia.sc or small
ahl9N aie ""e:
United States Dlstrlc. Count. Southern
| Distinct OF New lork.-N ben c"rtiiIci!te
OF discharge was dulT graE,ea |" h&nk-
| 'nnt, ana "lthiH .he .iln.teH tern! OF TWO
Gears TWO creditors, whose "tht was prov
&hle against ne SAD bankrupt 'stt'e APP
! pled to have LIS discharge annUjied and set
aside, on the ground ina, ne had W.4i'n!lV
sworn 1aiHt!E II ms alhd''Nlt annexed 10
NJ schedules 81 creh!t"F- ana .iani.iN"s. III
| that having kn"Wltdge OF the residence OF
! "if no. IAct""' III Ms H'hc" "'ee '"' ''"ll'>
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CuHm;ssiONEH sHASSoN'~ REPLY.

4 At,-t
J r Ptrkv.., 49,. J,.,-,. ,+.,r, Attorney. u,
trf.t .: LoIr..an.:
SIK-!H reply 70 me "omTuu:cati d.
recTrt - HOI. q. Il. - Williams. Attorney
General, from :he Department q State.
relative 20 rulings .: United States com
misSione!s. etc. and forwarded TO nee fo: a
G.i.'v. l have 70 say that tie statement cor
tanned in that communication that rule
Tia. an American seaman leaving a foreign
ship il u port OF :nl.. his native or adopted
country. j. absolutely entitled 70 his wages.
j. incorrect, :"r .he reason that Eot Icing
adj. il! ny capacity as commissioner. 70
enforce any 5!CH cG.-n-. = would ne ~. 10
>nrG.ty 70 10 more than express an OPINION
apo. th&: subject. winch may OF may not
De su-taine. IL t.e '..a:T.ct court n Wilch
:he suit 70 recoEe: seaman = wages mas: Se
bT"'l-:t.
Regarding he question 0! "iscraFGe,
do hoiG. ani 50 illr. that any American sea
man. Shipping Il: = foreign port. even
though he may lie registered on the sh" 's
articles as a na'lye"i Great Britain or Other
foreign n:tIon. when II" arrives az "a nor; of
his adopted country may suo" ny his own
.tth or documentary evidence t.at ne has
cnange! lis nationality. especially II III"
contract which he NAV nave been induced
20 sign AT srch I"rei-n PoE. IL "a EaTU ard
uncomfortable one.
Ia regard % The question OF wages. II IS
NJ N my mower as a commissioners 1" de-
'i,!e tina. Il seaman = wages should be pad.
The Only power commissioner mas Under
the statutes npon the se&man's wages is
Waen there Is sufficient cause OF compliant
winch upon TO i"nnd admiralty process a. the
srit o. -eamen claiming wages from y YES
Sc: navigating the LlGh seas OF nav iGab!e
waters oi the United States:
TIE "ecIsl9n OF clam Tor me wages OF
DAM Il . F,F NV m
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AS>p SIGHT A woman. ~i...:'r ',"Ss,c
VIII Al. ,he modern improvements. was
.cx ,av. ago rolled into :he s:Aci"n.ouse
IN = whee.barrow. and :: vas .iltirul: TO
Tell which was the drunkest-:he barrow
or its load. The officer pushed lie buggy
gently when at a rough place. but ms hands
wer. not as soft or tender as were tie 1an4s
and arms Of his brother officer who carried
tie prisoners bewildered baby. He earned
:: a. .ordly as if lie were Tie :":Ies q q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

'HaI%'~ contract FOX constructing - w"g.s&
sUI!llg "u .nr i" Lowing streets, :" VII.
HUiiu ."'I sides ?.On I.'r, 10 fi!f p'rs.!.
'*'rr' such to has Deer! 'uad.. bT .htstlu. go.
nance; ..oU.uas. both sides, aOI irl'r - !'.l'S
street, except .urG !as hv.. mad" LN .rI' .
"tG:a!'': -! Mas both sides. from L,.Er,. ~ .
stree Acrp; sU' - las OesE Gnade pei oA.'.'
IL" ord mar 80.
Tins 10 rs done III ac""rianc. with fh- ~ SO.
y. II" \. q EGlEE. !In' JT.
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MOTTO E,


UNITED STATE- PATs%T tFF.P
Was'jug'nI.. = C.. January %. 1919
~ THE PETITION OF THOMAS II. MURPHY.
~ of New Orleans, Lou sjaua pral ing Tor tie tx
tension OF patent granted :" lin on the ven
teentE day of May 1888" and ieissu ed Oh the SIKH.
dav of August. lE12 for al! improvement IL . ma
chine for rolling fabrics.
Il : ordered that TIE testimony in the ease he,
closed on the fifteenth DAY a. april next; that the
: m" fox sling arguments and the examiners ~
port be Nmit.d to the twenty -tfth cay Il Ap !.
next, and that said pe:i:iU. be heard OF. the tLI..
,Th day OF April next.
any person NAV oppose III. e..@rsiou.
feI NV b ". D. LtNt,t rr ,.ninmi.
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Loca! Intelligence.

SOUTHERN historical SOCiErY-iGhd
L"t"rc.-in consequence o: the threatening
weather. ii. bird !ec;ur. OF the Southern
Historical Society. 20 be delivered by VIZ
lam 4. M.!en. Esq. o. Natchez. Missis
tippi. or he sub.e OF The Progress and
Happiness Of Men and Nations DcpeLten.
On the Acquisition and Diffusion % know.-
edge was po.tponed until Thursday even
ING. .hc tseEtietl instant. a: hatpast
tcyen O'Clock. al Lyceum Hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

Nf. y = "..ECc .SIzEr. a: las. ne nil
!"n.um has Gene. Ior Mr.. NJ Emery has been
recognized Is Governor. When Ii. excel
!ency passed: 4 corner cot!eehonse yes'er-
day 4 very dry hummer il. he doorway
called out. How IS G0te.,,or McEnery =
Ii that !. 90: recognition We DO 10: know
villa: j.. even though The :eeosn.ziu: patty
was .a.i.ii, .ur /. :"dGv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

The Thermometer at Louis Tltge.iH's.
Nc. 50 Charities street. yesterday SOC! as
follows: At g A. NJ. 80: at : =. NJ. =,
a: " P. NJ. So. Lowest point during the
night Of February -. IS. RI February
J., SIX ems VI IL inch.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR TREATMENT OF
SMALLPOX.

DEPARTMENT OF WATFRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings ;
New Orleans February H. 1873. )
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office ill WEDNESDAY. February -. a-
twelve . clock NJ for The treatment OF the INDECENT
cases Of smallpox PaIttes offering will sta " il
their bids that they iucudc the C0sr OF transport
M SICK 70 hospita and the cost OF bun inS tLose
than die.
TIE Council reserves the night to reject any or
AL bids.
Proposals % he directed 10 the undersigned Hrd
marked 'Ft"poSalS for the treatment OF uujE &C..
cases u: small pOX.'
CHARLES Fl iZENRETrFR
~ AdmIuIstL-t
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dozen children, although he looked strong
and hard enough to face belching can
non. The sight Of drunken woman IN "a
wheelbarrow. followed by her infant was
indeed a sad one. only relieved by the ten
Gernes. of The Of crrs
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.NeteorOioSical and River Report.

The signal service. United States army.
reports. Tor the benefit of commerce, The
meteorological record. ard rise or tal Of
the rivers, az 2:i3 P. NJ. loca. tine. yes.er.
dav. as follows:
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-" Nt:,iE:i. RIDGE HoHiC'r-.-IhuTs-
day "ven,n. David VI. Williams. a stone
cutter and LrGi. Clark. a florist. both en-.
ga.,ed III III. ridge. near the leo. Of Cana.
stree. me-; n a harrocH III that locality.
when an old quarrel was renewed. Clari.
WIS IN he coom when Williams entered.
wien he former began - open the dispute.
tu: William. made an effort 10 AVOID him.
starting 20 leave the house. A. he was 90
.ug o,.. Clark followed, and. i: is SAID. ..rew a
;:Ir.ug-h2.:e N threatening manner.
William. ran into the street. and finding
:r.. C!ar; va. still chasing. picked ~ a
.,::ck AND threw Il with such force and pre-
ca-ion :hat Clark wAs knocked sen-aless.
Sic missile striking on his head. he was
sen. % ;hc Charity Hospital. where he died
a. eleven O'clock, :hat night. st: "ncon-
-c."u-. Williams was seE: 20 lie iiT>; pre-"
..rc: sta'!oubous".
Las: evening Coroner Fo.wel. i'.,: az III
Gu"s'. e..r.:.ug. in substance. tie above.
williams :. q native of Louisville. Ken
..,iv, ~. la. been several wears q resi-
dcu: OF Iii. c.:v. where ne has followed tie
nn..i-..'.uu % stone cutter. Louis CLARK.
v" axe Informed. was a native OF Louisiana.
..iG u nan .."0u: thirty years Old. In" a"-
..s"G = :. man OF .amiiv. having :: VIE
ard -ry.r.ichi'dren. Clark leaves a Young
v e. whom he married arcg. year ag"
l.. distress OF The Two families renders .Ec
:.!.r lie more unfortunate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

The Iovr q! horse .ies;. has recently
placed many men on the track which leads
20 the pen..entia"y. Scarcely day passes
that or, police are NOT notified that a
beast has been stolen. The !avor.;r launts
OF Thieves are N Jefferson. s.. Charles and
ST. Bernard parishes. The animals. When
stolen. are brought to this city. where
ready purchasers are found.
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y rr,c:: REACHES - tina. the ,evee at ker
neryilic - n a bad condition, likely -
cave il. when use in the river Uc@!Ts.
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Wh,t i.- h,yuu- Of lie 'ois.;t:c:;on"
ordnance G..s reporter vi: "",i .; he
Ci'y Hal! to-day - .ea.n soi-e:...n: coz
,t.L.n...
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G.ANG.I.i.ATlON OF BOND,
STATE uF i.urf.' -. )

STATE rf IUris' -.
tNc"ttIv. DuuaEtnl.''.
E"~ '.l"uu.. January p. 5.
SS@EERfAS APPLICATION HAS Ekts 49, ::
" - NE 70. 'h' c.ucraiU of the "..fh i";.'s %
HGh"T! b"u...!'" a. Administrator OF As~,s-i'.,
- t!' "t' 81 New orleans to VIZ hu'l.i t,.'. /
Ann. !, .,th II the IL i p tuH .igr..' s..
Bona" a. principal. aud John Arms.i"ut AID
Christian 'trIdc; .urrtI.s. ii,' .;,I,a to. /
be-. comm cine" Tor III" 'uth:uj p".foIina.". I;
'L' sai' H. y" ltn' OF MS duties Admin. =. q.
to- - assessments aforesaid. and
" ."T'dE- .ill,..cgiIOt has been made 20 'Vs =
IL" '"'..' It.'rH ~ IL" nni"laI h.I., 81 Uuis; :.
!u'11I'. =. hnp illustrator OF ASS, ,srr.I.t. VI : =.
.}tv 80 N leans. 10 W.T.: 4 Hrnd .ii.tcG 20 -
a'v -, 1871 " the sum eff -, 'jf siLr,".i ~ y.
E"uLtr" u II !"Iidl and tili staiI Sem. iH"r .I
tu':N"it i. >.o"yno IS outC1l"s, the aid h"fI ~.
~ i..-" 't'. isrG"! toy the ttltl NJ - uGI'.
"rc" ny s"I' u. b'ulau" nf his IutIr. At'Ili..
tI"r"r 81 ,ai'!ruf. .:ol .-.d EvI,. = !.r.
given :" a. l,i.ol. Interested IN sail i...g
:" H. '"'G fs :" 1. c.ctIlatj,u :'.l. u,
u "Es..@ =. IL" "ilI'' of ..r %crI-tur. Of '-..
WITHIN i,L''y daEs after the last publication
i.''."''
'r.v.a :. - n: 5'r,l and ti seal of ~. >:-'",
:. .."'.-tH->' f.'.t. day Of January 4 - -! . 4
II -. ,'.".' ;t!. =! tu. Unit Stale. -. - =.
t!.seT'E:h.
W!LL!A;! :. EELf."IT.
i. -. t-0r'i -.
!: .t.ar "FF-..
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Few :"ei... would have Known "a. yes
coda: Wa =. Valentines day b.. no, -:
vans I"en IN rer"ip: Q: numc:,.:. :.tnc:'
,.,iirr r,i~;'es
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ASSISTANT Secretary - state. =.
tANUEi.LATIUN or BOND.

STATE or IoiI.:A-.
E&e"utlyc DrpartntIr.
NeE OKLA ans. JANUARY +; ~, J
yEEfREsS arPLi: ALTON Has BEEN MADE 70
W .or II" cane citation OF IN. official bond g.,
Moses FOX cUUEfabr o: the Big! i JuS'1v, .ur
IL and 'OT 'hr parish o. Jefferson. to WI: =. yurd
aatt. February D. 1864, II the sum o! 500 gnrd
by Moses toS IS pri!"pd'. and E-nry Weber IS
'tN, The sad bond bang conditioned tor the
'"..'.u! performance by til. SAID Most FuX 0! mr.
duties as constable aforesaid: Notice. IL l.Icby
gwen 20 al persons Interested III HI. SAID bDut =
TIE then objections TO the sauCe .latIUu Thereof f..
writing. IL :hc office OF The Secretary Of Sta,.
WttlH ill.'N days after ne last publication h.ico:
''Iver! HrC.r lay hand and HE ,cs.. ut 'ns STAT.
III : f"uv'etrth day OF January. A. i. 1913 anu .!
IT,. IdeI.uO"L.e u: he rrttH state. 'ht iEu.ts.
seventh. WILLIAM 7. nE!.LIG,s.
I ~" Governor:
WILLIAM ".tr-. Assistant Secretary q: >.a.e.
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.EE aIVLRs.


The river here - twelve fee; below high
waite. mark OF ISL.
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non. The sight Of a drunken woman III
wheelbarrow. followed by her lntanI' was
indeed sad one, only relieved oy me gen
derness OF the officers.
CRINrS,, CoTRT attorney General
Field La. MADE still another successful
prosecution. and Il lie continues convlctlng
urea. criminal, We viii soon have hang
ING item worthy 81 mention. and there VIII
come a cessation in the murder line. The
Penitentiarv vii! claim its own. and then
men vii! 10: ERIK GU; knife or pistol to
ayeDge a cross look or an imaginary insult.
Let conviction and punishment be dealt OFT
freely and our community will soon gain &
good name. With such officials as Attor-
ney General Field al work. human life will
be regarded as worth something.
In the case ri William Brady and VII
lam Watney. charged with the murder Of
Godfrey Bass OF. the seventh dav Of Octc
Der. 1871. the Jury Yesterday morning re-
turned verdict Of guilty o: nans'aughter
agains: Watney. with a Recommendation to
The mercy OF :Le court. and not guilty
against Brady.
Tie following accused were ar'a;.neG:
James Augrstin. charged with a>sau!:
and battery. pleaded guilty.
A. G. Carlton, tmbezzlemeC:, pleaded
not guilty.
George Holmes. assault: and battery.
pleaded guilty.
Jeremiah Fox. accused o: murder. plead
ed no: guilty.
The case against william Carter. charged
with woun,!jng George johnson. less :haE
mayhem. wa. beng tried yesterday mo:L-
ing.
The NETAIRIE CENETERY.-We find The
following in the Louisville Courier Jo'rnoi:
Mr.. BENJAMIN Grove has been for the
past twenty years known to the citizens OF
Louisville as civil engineer who has made
the planning, .8ying-out and adjoining Of
cemeteries a specially III lis pr0tes s on.
Many of his pans We have seen and adj
mTCd.
The beautiful resting places of the dead
in Shelbyvile. Lebanon. Bowling Green
and many other places in this State and
The adjoining States. Tennessee. Indiana
and OHIO, attes: his taste and judgment.
The skill, Judgment. and, i'll fact. genius
of the civil engineer are best shown III his
capabiity OF adapting his plan 10 ciycum-
stances of individual cases. and this Is fully
eXempitied in the beautiful designs for the
new MetaiIie Cemetery il New Orleans.
which we have had the pleasure of examin-
ing, and which may be seen to-day on eXhi-
bition in tn. show window al Hogan Broth
err. or Main street.
From The nature OF the ground. IT. lack
of such unduatiCns a. were LeccS-
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JIM "'..t.-. -. \ lO' o' GE"'... -
.t'i. ..!..:I. sHh DEAN Az; .t!.%:..' -
:':'.
$3.50. :.-:-..' :'o.i: - H. !i!.s.,.I ur..A..-HS
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30 All. WHOM II 'INY 1N;.CT:.N.

~ THE HATTtH OF IL. BOARD Hr ADJ.
.rat"f- Hlar'r.g 10 Icco-ri.l". .. ne. :" ..
81" :'HrrrN .! .as"ssiI.,:.:, IL. ~ l.. 49,.
Drainage l.. s::."'.
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p. :. Gilmore Wi! direc. the m-s.c a: lie
Inauguration -. - W.sL!Gs:cs.
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AT0yS CEvN QlE CELIA ,u>c!">:,

DAMS !.itfs RE II E!RFAI Dig ,..'S,S
:I@t.1.!s. p, az i"r.: an" i'COy.i.. sane. ;.
;Drt. '.'.. - -. !,,, -,,.,a,
'.Aas !. I. AL me D.; r.; 4. u,.-..,.u....
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NOticP.-A- POWERS ~: attorney !l-rt-"f.!r
-raU..G Icy TOO. Il. Era -iuu. OF this CIV. are
.rl by ".,I!.e.e.! ana anuu..rd
ir!G.. MRS. :. r. pFtNF'
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naLN. February >. iS...-!it regular nre'lu" %
the Board OF IIlr..t'i>- he'd ms evening. .lv
Gtrd uI ONE DOLLAR peE hare was d.clar., .;aE.
2o.e 10 stockholders oL ..its ate: Ike 'rst day .:
March. 1873. G.CUGIiL.".
tea Ut serT.tarV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

Equestrian POrtrait.-Sew Orleans, Frbr.-
airy -, 1873 Yesterday evening about eight "'cioc.
Mr.. Person and the doCaptateC secretary, v Nogt,
panied by three OF four men, :orciby cet.
the keeper. 5. Joseph. OF the equestrian portrait
OF General Grant, whom lad placed there for the
safety and security of the portrait. will here.
after not consider myself responsible for any dam
age that may he done 20 said portrait, and hold
Person and vogt personally responsible ~ case
anythin. should happen.
RDCTUM CRASTD.
President for Equestrian Portrait Of Genera. Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

On -NlarriagP.-Happy rr..rf Tor yoJu. 're..
from tie effects ct errors and abr 5es il cary life.
manhood restored. ImpjGim|ut> 10 marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New AID re-
M"rkaDl remedies. Books and .iGcaEs sei., !I.'r.
il. -ealtd euv,l0D3.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10 ? Sou-i.
Ninth street. Philadelphia Ptunsy ".ui,-av INST
tuition having :!igt reputation. .oi honorable
due and DIOtessioua' skill. '.!3 2'n sn.!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
TO Hi. W'lIDIIIr MAY C0H;.HI.


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Smyrna times., 1873-07-23
Maryland & Delaware X. r
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
and after MONDAY. May Goth. IS13. trains will run

All Frghts must be at the stations least Thirty
1907 Minutes before starting Trains otherwise they will
/ twenty -four hours.
Freight will have Passenger will
! subject to delays incident to Freight business.
! May Tth 1873. J. L. CALDWELL. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-07-23
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect.
ed Solution of the PTOtOCide OF
Iron, Is so combined as to hdVe
the character of an dIiment, az
easily digeSted and GSSiIniLdted
aUitb the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the Qudntitu
of Natures OlUp VitdLizi1,0
.AQeHt, Iron an the blood, d1lI
cures "a thousand it's" sinpIv
by TOni1lO 1tlO, I1lUigOrGti1lg ana
VitGLizi1a0 the System. The en-
9'iched and UitdLized blood per-
aIeGteS eTery part of the body,
repairing damages and ICdSte.
searching Out morbid secre-
tons, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed atpOn.
This is the secret of the aU0n-
de1fuL success of this remedy ilt
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar.
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
ana UH QGS6NScS OTtOlnOJtng an
q bad state of the blood, or dc-
cO7npGnied Uy debility or q LO1U
state of the system. Being FREQ
from ALcOhOL, an any form, ats
eneTgiSinO effects are not fol-
LOtUed 6y corresponding Tedc-
ton, blEt are permanent, i1lftL-
sing strength, CiOOr, and 7elO
life into all parts of the system,
and building 1tlI an Iron Con-
StittLtiOn.
Thousands haze been changed
by the GLSe of this remedy, from
GUeGk, sicEly, suffering creG-
tureS, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and aCOme1I; and
ilUGLiCtS cannot reasonably hes
tate to give IL q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP 6LOaVTs ira the glass
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, PrOprietOrs
No. l Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD RT DRuocIsTs OEALRALLT.
Smyrna times., 1873-07-23
!, March ,, 1873.
GENERAL SAruRE-No. SOL

IWEHEHAL
AN ACT for the creation udicann and
disposition OF certain received
award made By the tribunal Of arbitration
by Of the frst article o the treaty Wash
ngton the eightho May alno Domini eighteen hundred
and bet the United
the Queen OF Great Britain.
3 .ec'oi ~ he Senate and House of Representative
o the United states % America Congress assembled Tina
Immediately upon the payment Of the Of money
10 % LATED States by the tribunal arbitration
70 be r bY the OF Great Britain. ska
be Dai the treasury and ed far may
the public the ted StateS the amount
the debt redeemed sna Der cent
registered bonds the United subject tn
future deposition Of Congress.
Approved. March g. 1873.