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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

Mn. Ep,rcR Please announce JOHN
L. GREENWEEL. Of Leonard Town
district. as . candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court # st. Mlry's county at the
ensuing election. an. say that he will be
warmly supported BY numcrous friend.
in
Oakvi.lc District.
Feb 6 h, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
For Register Of Wills.

Edsto.s Bsneon-Pieass announce Mr. PHIL
IP q. LOVE as candidate for Register OF
Wills st the ensuing election. Hewili be eiec-
nd and viii do credit to the pos:tioa Ind TO
his many frends. . +. 90 .sr4.
Feb 9, 1873. .-.- .~r.r S1. .Ix,GoEs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
Dental Notice.


respectfully otef ~ srf~ices -
/. a. =. s .hsss .As may ss.ars .a.s. -
tessh knewA - the pes6satop Of Dsnsisxy.-
Pezsens eesiring ny services q their bones wia
meet with prompt sitensioa BY dsoppsue "a
ncts a LeoaAfdt6~r. Teeth inserted IN sny
manner desired, ara u reasosahle prices. "
scs aud residence in Leepardtowa, So. Nary's
esssty, Nd. Very Respectfully.
- a.@.r FACE EDNVy3;.
Dee II, issl-1s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06

The shove !a
tate cf wh;ch N
died $. ICED aud
diate'y On the u
tory and Patu
on the 'rhrSe-N
hack in the dis
Church. TLers
Of arabic land. |
eo'n. ~heat and |
ing ,hiekly s,ut
sui,able for cord
tics. aud within
inrs.
THE HOUSj
in good ccadi.id
gooi water in ~
The line Of Ill
Point Lookout |
this land. and Il
land within q Oh
TER "
One-half cast,
the balance Ia
ferred paymeu.
Of the purchaser,
CO,
j. !
Jan %. 1878
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
A CARD.

THE undersigned, surviving partners Of the
trm OF FRkSc. MAILS l. Soxs, would fu-
form their patrons and The pubic geaer.nv,
that they will continue the Co.nsni sion l,usi-
ness. retaining The name ard style Of fRAScis
MALE Soxs; aud they hope, by sss,inue,i
close attention TO business aud BY fdsli,y to tho
interests Of heir customers, TO merit a liberal
share Of the patronage they rssps-sfally solicit.
J. u. NkAi.R
y. Z. NEALE.
Jan 30. lsI3-2,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06

IN Guasc or Phospases. There ii no Chincha
in market, ara we quote GuanaPe At SEQ per
ton. geld, agents prise. fhosphaies and man
uiaeiured ftr,ilixers rule at sbont $50 Per soa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
Constable's Sale
= g. Of
real EsrATB.

DR. virsae " one writ es r.sri Ia
ID eis-. ss>aed to me by D. G Ham,
re,i. a Jassica Of the Pesce>in sad r.
ST.. Mary's county. Maryland - sas
suit Of A. Jack. Spais'ing. against the
%, d. ., d ehaticls, lands aud tcaea,en's
or Aloysius Jo.rrh aad Join D.rahsy.
! I hsye seis a and taken In execution all
the tight. title. Interest and cs'a'e Al las
and in equity Of h. said A'o,sius Joseph
and Joaa D.l!ahsy IN aud 10 tho follow
leg resi- estate, 60 vi
Onc tract or parcel o. Ind. located 10
the 3rd election dis riet Of s., Msry's
county. called and knewa By the name
Of F"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
Teacher Wanted!

Wanted Teacher for eolofed School
No. I 4th Election District. For turtle.
inforusfiah address
DR.. J. r. +. REEVES,
ssi 7 THOS. II FOWLER,
G. r. DAVIS,
- - Trustees.
Feb 9th, 1sI3-,f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06

FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
Nh ED:roR.-Pleasc announces BEN
NETT Ii. SMITH. Of the Factory Dis
:ric'. as candidate for Registsr Of Wills
at the next election.
POPULUs.
Feb 6,h. 1873. b..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06

fDr. JAS. II. MILES will consen, TO he q
candidate for the Senate be will be warmly
supported By the Republicans Of
frb ., 1918. oakviile District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
e. af a-r -.
Vim. c. Fozwsll
& wife
vs.:
Martha A. Drufy
q olhers.

In the Circuit Court for SO Mssy's eoun.
b - ~, stt,ns as Court Of Bquity.
-. No 400 NE.
nRpEKEO. this 10th DAP Of January.
~ 1879, that hs sales OF Real Es,.:s
made and repofed By Parran Crane, Tru.-
tee. 10 this cause, be tatified shd confirm
Cd. unless eaase 20 the eontfsft be shown
on or eefere the End a"nday OF February
next provided cory ofthis order Be in
serted in the Sc Alary's Beaeos. once .
week 10! three successive weeks prior 10
the said Fad Monday OF February.
Ihs report states tnaI the land sold for
Siss3i.
!. JxU A CAVALIER, Cir.
Tras eapyafest:
Jso 4 CAVALIER. cpk.
Jan rs, lsf3-s4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-06
FAMILY SEW

Warranted 10 do the
Sew ,ng with more rag
management and With
orator than spy Nschi
II will Stitch, Hem,
Basie, Bind, Braid, /
q most perfect manner
the entire range Of fan
20 the heaviesi Beaver !
one TO sixseea thickna
change Of tension.
II makes She Elastic |
he the best scr Strength
will not rip, even II e.
1T Machines delive|
en-. Price $40. Addf'
ri
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81. M.ARl's BEACON
LEoSARpTowy.:m.

1HrssDAY MORNING. ssasssy Cd. ssss.
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ADMlNiS-'

ADMiNiS-
OpAsss' Cs,t Of
JAM
(lRpEREp BY
~ Combs, sdmi
late OFFS, Mary 8 90
notice required
creditors To cxhih l.
same I've publisher
sivc weeks IN the ;
Test:
Resis,e
In pursuance Of
give notice that ]
l,hans' Court of :
I-ttcIsof asimiuisi.
of Isna,,us Willard
ed. Allpcrsons hs|
tlreased ,Ire hrrea \
with the proper vo|
the subscriber, Oh
Aug 1879, ;hey W
ciudcd from the be
persons iudsb,c,i TO
60 make immediate
Jan %, lss3-e,
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MOI

Jan 20, ie53-us
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For the Senate.

Feb 6, ls.3-6w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Wharves to be Repaired.

For three years past little, if anything,
has been done to the wharves or battures
| In front of the city, and last year it was
with difficulty that the shipping could be
properly accommodated. The wharves
were poor in the Third District, the water
was shoal in the First and there was little
wharf-room in the Second, so that the
Fourth was the only district in good order,
and consequently, was filed to its utmost
capacity; and many times work was done at
great disadvantage and at heavy expense.
Not only the ships suffered by this, but the
inhabitants of the districts N which the
wharves were poor felt it Suost keenlys
The cotton gangs that eyed in the Third
were obliged to &c to the Fourth District.
The butcher she grocer the baker-in fact
all classes and especially those situated
immediately IN 'front.' OF useless wnarvesg
were great sufferers pecuniariiyo for
abreast of every wharf, when convenient.
will be found this or ehse little shop filled
with wares thaS are ased bye those belongs
ing to aud working on board the vessels
that lie IN frone of she city and is IS upon
the strength of this Si9tJe business that Che
landlord is able to sent his building and
the tenant able 90 pay ais rene Therefore
there is no mistake SnadS when we assert
that the tuln bJe-G.own wnaeves Sn these diES
ferepg localities have Resulted $n great ltSss
90 Sh9 people So Che immediate as9ghbogs
hood, as well as 20 the shipping
Bat the city Administrators are dong all
they can with their limited means to alice
viate the suferings complained of. Already
bids are solicited for series Of repairs, ex-
tensions and other needed improvements
upon our wharves and batturess City Sur
veyor Bell has gone over the ground, made
his report and the Council has acted upon
it and is about 10 lay out 100000 upon the
city front. This evi.l not only gladden. the
hearts Of those interested there, but it will
afford an opportunity for the needy ones
who are able 10 handle an ak, saw drive
a spike or work pile driver to earn a few
dollars by their LAHORE
And the chronic gcrmbiers who for the
past three years, have sat in ship chandlery
or grocery stores. on the head of barrel,
until they have whitfield the chimes all OF,
carried away the brand mark time after
time upon the seat OF their pantaloons, all
the time cursing the administration to every
willing iistener-such will find opportunity
10 curse no more. Lat those who have safe
upon the wharves day after day, and pre-
dictei New Orleans III the smallest corner
of purgatory at no distant day go home.
and on their Bonded knees pray fog energy
enough 20 drag eiselS 5azy Sodies o,gS thirty
leet fusIheeo s9eVle} SAs w5AaSS Saey sjS qB be
huiSs eH3 4ba9 macs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
The Academy OF Niusieo

Toa!gnS Sas Syss 9eyfermsaGs az she Sea.
son wIS Be giSs3 as taie 9aSos;sa piaee
oS amusement During she eecess She
theatre has beeB Thoroughly painted, atp-
holste,ed AMI reiecoraeeeo Everything
possible has been done to please the eye and
contribute to the comfort % an audience.
OF course the wonderful LUIS VIII be the
aenGraJ attSanoiono SSaSS osiaes artists wg her
combination tome 90 as with excellent gepuo
aatoono. aud 5000 entertainment through.
0sS 90 assured 3sl:s SssGos Is an Oh Ea'
SoSi:a' dsnS asSeS Sale ~ S.e>>ee &c a.
8eahe :? F. Raymond Sac; as1 sSoAh lie
CfniS, So GSiaf3 a45 also sy!npas'o and
Mss SaDay 3SoncsS:e aaG MISE SsapS
Beane afe G@!niseys % Gie SrsYroo
Sohu EhSbart;e ~:la Soc. ?e's3es 81 sis~ ae%
oseSesesa, ana Ghs::ee SeeSeS *:!1 sssSs: q:
she Is4on.' seresaSs,
SfS KistSe1s 20 :ss sssl2aS j. Ga e3laq Sc ~ sise
financial department: rs sace sae AesHesnP
wo:1j Isai: SsaessYss svSt:iOI? b.fnso ana Ms
Bidw@i?, iBov;aS Gdis. esli aos afford 20 dis
pessse 9vSs!S sl9s keSsaess ssS 90 Valuable .
lieutenant geBe.sH. 3I:. k;:'s~jse pose
sesses Sbs. ls:sd 81 s.saTiSs- wa:c& :sv&sjs oily
?,?easeA play aoe:s. q sieafey &as nsS 9sse
Soy . e asessc whose stvSe 10 9hA9 O3 & so:tr
aose; o?eVis 'gisse &c jz Sl5soss appreciated is
assass:is sisess IS &5s SS6ea5e as5isS size
Soase Co QsvasHoTi9S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
A Pleasant NHrprisea

With all the cares that hover around the
gubernatorial chair, there is an occasional
pleasant episode; but seldom p.easanter
one than took place at the residence of the
Governor yesterday morning. AS his ex
cellency was about starting for his office he
was made tia recipient of magnificent oil
painting OF himself. He is represented as
seated in his carriage, leisurely driving
through groves of li6e oak, interspersed
with wild flowers
The portrait OF the Governor was from
photograph by WashbU7ne, quietly OBJ
tanned, so tina. the surprise might be COM
plete. The horses, his favorite bays, were
drawn one morning to the artists studio at
sunrise, TO avoid having questions asked;
and even Rene she airiYeS's physique was
filcae9 as ae 3apoeeAsjY cas- GA She box
eon2egias whas vas sSs~5a saes Che @hpl1
atssls WAS gOnd1sseS sssssS!y aud osaeSess
gufJHo
5'he Presentation esas Haa3e Ia enc pastors
OF che Gsyerhos 6y sAe slonoss De Roebum
Crase's : few happy anS appropriate re
marks sveye made and responded to in the
presence % fae Governor Dire A. w.
Smytheo Mr We r. Spea-ins. and Captain
George e Nortono 3 sleasanS half hour
was spens n egieiclsms ana wittieisms: and
with the pleasing assurances shas che gift
was highly arlel'eeGasej ~ Sac SsoUeS8oS
Sac GstSs 3sagtS w5tbIreeso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
The ODeG2a o

g.. S'?acSsje Ca&oageo gs's.o seposSe 99oe
sFFso ia the organization 81 d3s new sSou?peo
IN Jesses s:em paSjso of date Angus, eHo he
states chat he Ia8 jgsS concluded eA gage
mengs Qoit3 Rr. Eusc?r s3ad3as ole SfoagiS,34o
From she Grand 9pesao as Hrss @ioijp so!oiss
and second musica9 dirses"yo aGso yish Mmeo
FurcS Nadiego 8ro,1 she P.sris g6yaad OPERA
asp'%noic,g oGsouseasa S3ms. SHADES g dee
scgii0e8 as % gou2S ana gifted a9s;sso pos
sessing looveSfuj spSj well Sgaiaed Soica.
Mr.. Canonge also epeaks Especially Of 8uejng
able 20 engage che segSioes Of Mme Oenaig,
contraltos an artist possessing q eonorous
and sympathetic VOICE end dramatic talent
of high order. Negotiations ace pending
for the engagement Of al orchestre leader,
the best that can be obtained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
THE NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGI
CAL JOURNAL. New Orleans: James A.
Gresham VI Remiss M d. Editor

TIE New ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGI
CAL Journal New Orleans: James A.
Gresham s. NJ Bemiss, M. D.. Editor.
This interesting work is published BIZ
monthly; it is home institution, and well
worthy of patronage by general readers, as
well as medical students. The Septem Der
mum ber now before us, contains original
communications from DR.. J. C. FACET, on
the Type and specific character of true
yellow fever from DR.. John p. Furniss,
an Extract from an essay on the anatomi-
cal and physiological pecnliarities of the
negro from Drs. J. T. Gilmore and Y. R.
LeMonniers Also clinical reports, valua.
bic selected articles, aud short editorials
on cholera, dengue, yellow fever 1t is an
excellent number.
SCHOOL Books. Philadelphia J. B. Lip
pincott & Co.
Through G. c. Haley, Esq., bookseller of
New Orleans, we have received from the
publishers Cutters q First Book on Ana
lytic Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene"
for common and grammar schools; Cutters
New Analytic Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene, Human and Comparative" for
Academies and Colleges. Also, Sanfords
series of arithmetics, consisting of the pri-
mary. the intermediate. the common school
and the highes analytical arithmetic Of
the multitude Of school books now III use,
Lippincort's books appear 20 be among the
best. For sale by G. c. Haley No. - Come
mercial place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Funeral of the Late Hoo. Christian R0.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon
lions Evangelic Lutheran Church was
filled TO listen to the obsequies of the hon
ored mem Der of the bar who had just dee
parted All of the mos. distinguished men,
bers OF Che bac weSe present, and many
eminent citizens assembled TO do honor to
the deceased The street in 'front.' of the
church was filed with carriages and che
aises and steps Of 2he church thronged
with regretfaS friends She body lay in an
elegans ease IN fgons % che pulpit. The
usual burial services oe the Lutheran
Church were performed On German Rev.
Christina MaedingeS, pastos OF The First
Eyangeliea9 CBurcso GSrne9' Of PORT and
Burgundy streets. agtiejated n che abseace
of Res. ~ FerermeusSeias who was 3!S.
He eljseoursed from gh8 sext Of Che hrsSs
second and taiyd GeSses Of the piaetieeh
psalms
ga prayer o3 Noses sine maa Of Gsd5''
''Lords slov has, 6ss3 0gs dwelling place
IN all geuesasSSnso"
S'Befoy8 che Sno9BsaenR Eese brought
focsho OF Sree tiso8 Jaiss Sor2ne6 The earth
and The world, even from everlasting 20
everlasting chou arg Go9o
"ThOg surness man 90 3!esTracSJonS and
sayes8 Retuga Sc children Of men,"
At the cone!usio8 % she ceremonies The
body was borne sronB the caurch By tho FOL.
lowing gentlemen. ss3eUse9 as pail bearers:
Judge Z. A. Duvigneaud, Judge John H.
Hsley, Thomas Layton. Esqss M. NJ. Cohen,
Esq, R. H. Mari, Esqo his honor Mayor
L. A. Wilt, Judge To Wharton Collins,
Hon. j. Adj. Rozier, Associate Justice Rufus
X. Howell, James Jacksous Este General
NJ. Grivot, Hon. Louis Schneider
The remains were taken to the old St
Louis cemetery, and inferred IN the family
vault0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Local intelligence.

MORE ABOUT THE New FIRE ALARM SYs-
TEM-Next Wednesday noon, as has been
stated, the new system of striking IRE
alarms Will be inaugurated, and up to
twelve o'clock Of that day the present sys-
tenn will remain in force. Previous to the
hour named Chief Engineer OConnor will
cause to be sounded four alarms of the new
style, simply to teach tiremen how the
thing works. The turning will be made at
boxes that circumstances may chance to
direct, thus giving each company in the de.
partment all edual opportunity to respond.
These false, alarms will be made in each of
the foU- grand districts, and it is expected
that every company will act az promptly as
if there We're actual fires. This will be done
some time before ten o'clock Wednesday
morning, SO, fremen, study the new
cards, to make yourselves perfectly
familiar with the operations. At ten
O'Clock Wednesday Morning alarms will
be turned in from boxes having treble num-
bers, bmt;leither fJeDlen nor 1sachiHes are to
roll for that Precisely at meridian on
Wednesday the new system will take
effect. these statements the chief engi
neer and assistants are exceedingly anx-
lous for tremen TO remember. Rrcoliect
that before ten o'clock there will be four
false alarms il the new system, and the
respective companies are to respond, but at
ten O'Clock no one ia to roll, and that sound
ing will only be made in the treble numbers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Important to TfacEer9a

State Superintendent OF Education, Hon.
w. u. Brown. announces n another column
that teachers il the eiey schools whose GER
titicates have expiredo must,caA upon him
to have the same 9enewed this week.
Teachers from the SIXTH District and
Alsiars are invited to call on Monday,
those OF the Fourth District on Tuesday,
those of the Third District on Wednesday.
those Of the Second District on Thursday
and these OF the First District on Saturday.
On Monday Che committee on teachers
of the city school board will Gommenceoan
examination of9eachers desiring promotiono
We learn that some eweBSy teachers nave
slreadS sign;fe9 Sheq Intention 9O com
Pc3ss S,ag Sse S4ses SaGase 2e50Gip aS5s&;9S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING THE
WHARVES OF THE CITY.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, !
Non. Drlaana Sanfana har 4 1877


New Orleans, September 4, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE IN
~ dersigned will he received at this office until
MONDAY NOON, September B. 1873, for furnishing
the material and repairing the wharves in the
First, Second, Third and Fourth Districts of the
city in accordance with specifications on file in
the office of the City Surveyor.
The contracts will be adjudicated in four sections,
to wit:
Section l. From TOledanO street to upper side
OF Jackson street ferry landing.
Section 2. From lower side OF Jackson street ferry
landing to upper side of Canal street ferry landing
Section J. From lower side of Canal street ferry
landing to the upper side of the ferry landing at
the foo, OF Elysian Fields street
Section A. From lower side of Elysian Fields
street ferry landing TO the lower limit of the city.
All parties making proposals for these coutl acts
finance as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount of one Thousand DOL
lars for each OF the sections cash, which shall be
forfeited to the city in OF failure to sign the
contract.
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them OH the
day adjudica:ions made.
Bids to be made for payment in cash, and also
In wharf improvement bonds at the rate of ninety
cents on the dollar, at the option of the city.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
No bids will be received unless the certificate
of the Administrator of Finance is enclosed there
with to the effect that the required cash DEPOSIT
has been made.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Wharf
Repairs, naming, also, the particular section bid
for on the outsr envelope. @
se5 I'd JAMES LEWlS, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Cloud.

From the Louisville CourierJournal September ~
Joseph C.. Cloud reached Evansville IN
his boat Jennie at eleven o'clock Yesterday
morning. He was still confident and strong,
and, after spending few hours IN Evans
vile. proceeded on his lonesome journey at
P NJ. In reply to the newspaper repor-
tiers at that place. he said the reports which
had been put in circulation that he had
been shot at three times while on his vooy-
age were false. and. with reference to the
manner in which he descended the 1aiis at
this place, said he was piloted over the falls
at Louisville by Mr.. Tracey, who brought
him through the toughest water. but. as he
quantity remarked, Thinking that Tracey
valued his life as dearly as | did mine, 1
manifested no tear or change of counter
ance, and when he rsked me if it was not a
rough passage. told him she jostled about
a good deal, but that l had experienced
rougher times LAYING out on a yard arm
reefng the top sails in reundin. the Horn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Eirse .Aarm Telepgapiia

$50 s. u, ssespeSa 2as sssSes3 $3.50 G3s
granting Aoesea sesS Ssa:ty' GocissH etS:!0a
0S Sns 3eoP &r$ aSasn6 se;es5apis sSsSesSo it
j. complete 6u eSegy sesi@sst. anS So ssso
stant5as!p 3soan& sGss 81 gv5?g iass Song
t5meo 1t 5s yel:: wOrt& sire e,psIi33 9r5ce asked
for SSo y5pe 95t2Ss snemosan&am ssS o'enteSeG
according to see OF Congress" g gather sS-
pertluous. as it is difficult to see how any
one but the author of o work can copyright
it. but it wil6 Go no harno Any one can
publish gne list in such form as Sc chooses,
unless Mr.. Weeks torbids, and he has taken
no steps in that directiono Some enterpris
ing printer might issueGt with the addition
of attractive advertisements aaj distribute
it gratuitously. In other cities such edi-
tons 6sre 5nnumerable ap6 oS Satinite va
rietyo
That Of Mr.. 93ennera So 2oq-eQeo, prob
ably the best We wig see isstaejSeo and as
every one seeds a copy vil5 fsd ready
sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
A Pleasant F6enfs

UaEIAS ese administration 81 ?Se @gTlee 81
sBrgeg@r es sbs 9ors Sy Gojose3 James Sc
lngysham. 3l:s eSieS ele.fs and acfies deputy
was Ma!o: james l. &~ses Sc genial and
whoiesosissi 1. Sent!elG Is: as eessH& fse Ssya6
IN days yi3es and ?is:ss. nipaysjaS ansl SSss
Sficee Wfths!s Bes!sias a;'"s: Che accession
Of Ar. Pagkes 60 sise susyey9ershipo he has
since soy sosse months guSs::e! Othe. occao
pa1ions wisiS esstena:g eseSSg and sboOssso
BSS ?ho4sS out U5 enc slslS&.Y0lSs office
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