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From Tho Hetr Pork Earning HAIL.
Fashionable mlinets inform lis that tho
winter bonnet will bo Il charming moditlca-
tion" OF The hoad-gear now worn.
-Cane fans aro ono OF tho latest novelties.
Thoy aro Of ebony, with knob handles, ont Of
Which springs small silk fan edged with lace
aud handsomely decorated.
Lobe, or stud earrings, continue In faah-
lon. Those Of diamond or ponll arc, porhnps,
tho most III favor. ponlent oar-ringa liavo by
no means como out OF fashion. aud llovor will,
80 long Oh Indies inagina that they are beoomiug
to their Btyle Of beauty.
Tortoise alloll jewelry increases slowly but
steadily IN fashtor. No fashionable lnly'a lewol-
box IL considered complete naw-a-days without o
sot Of tortoise, especially tho necklace and n.ono-
gram lookot. Thos9 ornalneuts arc alwaya ge.,-
toel and stylish, and can b0 WORN with almogt
any toilette appropriately.
Ladies' 1nay DO Interested to know that over
alsirts aro to DO discarded for promenade eoH-
tumos md indoortoilots, no.t winter. Skirts
will be trimmed with pnllings oto., to simulate
oyorskirtH, md for this. rnrposo laco will bo
n,ncll uuol. WORTH wo b0lloyo originated this
ittoa. 10 him tho ladies anxiollnly look for u
practical illustration Of tho novelty.
--Foat!1erB form tho CHIEF, and ottontimos only,
trimming Oh tho hath now fashionable among
lullieH. brown, bauls, and purple arelho popular
cooya. A graceful curling ind long, dropping
fuall.or oyor tho crown of tho Int IL very nsylisl,
Sa1ne Of tho nntB nre very elegant. The ladioa
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again In concluding It. Hor hande ati1l hold tho
fRroo sticks Of tic fan, though tho sticks woro
WIS still bowed; Tho smile was fastened
upon her llaughty lip. pooplo turned to look at
hcr allo ro,nainol 10 That inptant, Icy and Atl,
with tho smile, the bont hoad tho fan. tho llIokor
whero all waa lxel, tho faco blanoling whitor
and grayor than Ito anciout frost. "tho man
has Gibson warm flesh aud blood rather than
mNrble," whispered ono. "so is like honu-
tifnl Btatuo!" said anothor. "Like?" criotl n
third, running forward, Ms tho groups broke up
aud Hcnttoroa n horror, md tic ceHtatio music
hushcl ltHolf md stopped" aho In atat,,o !"
And 1t waa quito tro; for IIonora sat thoro,
doad.-Ha,pct's 1Ptekly
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OUTSIDE THE FOLD,

am waiting, ovor waiting. for tho dsys that never
como;
am sitting worn md weary, midst 1asc's shadows.
droar and dun;
Momory o'or tho Fast Id mourning, aud tho Futurea
at1 untold:
Earth has grown strangely gloomy. Toxic nc, Lord,
within the fold.
Evonlns- s-shadows gathcr round mo, darker shadova
STROUD my soul;
There ia but o'o rift Of sunlight arcamng from that
far-oT gohl;
8hau ever rcach that portal2 walk within thoao
atrects Of gold?
For I'm weary-w stcling-waitiug. Tako me, Lord,
within tho fold.
Through tho night dream OF noayon and my logcif
ones waiting tlIera;
But, alasi 1t ia but dreaming, for wake to auxioua
cnre.
TAero know there comes atehing.-only peace and
bliss untold.
Lead mo IN ttnAo aun-llt pastures. Tako me- Lord,
within tho fold.
Is there room for poor wanaorcr who hps, wanton,
sttaycd nwny2
And forgiveness for iost ono, wandering farther
am cold.
With those she!tesing arma support mo. Take mo,
Lord, within tllu fold.
Harkl heas the kindly welcome. Can I dare to cn-
who nm 50 promo to cvil,-t who blindly gropc in
Now tho peans Of tho blessed vibrao tho llarps OF
can hear tlo angels ainglng. 1ako me- Lord, witl-
lu tho fold. DEuLAH NJ. +. SMITH,
, 1873-08-31
TO MY FRIEND.

Eeep ali that crro1eea hnrp!neag,
That quits y0nr life SO free,
For tt.ose who ill ynur aulln!cr-hours
Will Hyhtust Eayety.
Tour laughing oyc must sometime wear
A 6atl,ets or regret,
That llut1g nowhere ali answering Ifcam,-
Nowhere III cyelia wot,-
Nowhere tlAt tender sympathy
Which sonotIlnca all hearts seek,
Although NJ Iylltest tone or slg4
The ycarnlng prayer may EpoaA.
Then keep your careless haprtnoss
Far hearts moro light than tninc.
hut como to ME for Tenderness
That Bhall, at lca0t, DO thine.
Aug. IL, 1873. l1ELEN T..
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tno {etulct ~ not ptuEMon, sIsnos .nat .! p9ho'l
t11s ysa.c' %ueen u Nasalsu, o.uoI u i1enst
tnG roas. 9 ~ palr q e'qHoS 3 & @la1 ahat OF
polao.lmg not ptoinot-1Iow, ;uo pauHnn, ~
cuR OF wetet' ~ WHICH ile'1fy tho neconu aua nor
se!l eaino ~ tno tlEoae Ply pi1lai!lou eno oAc,
ehtou tno nlssaagto Or nains y! narsaotome" nh
shg sye.emaslcay aesfaaea tno s!Islo u women
aIu tnu noIor u men, snat sne ni'6at nnho aef
acsnnnt ~ Glt o. Lnor passona sna %GamhSshes, i
Ly iaan!s u ioAol VIZ ny uest aslleh sho
s'iu sss sssssa'nsa, , speaanG 20 tae Ivy uo .'u'se
4 Oily tApo.sua % toaoy""at.co t 75na! I1a!la's ac.
1aH, t1as "''a says Mta; tos' IVY WnG
5,s,1, ~ seAsrD Mssnam sao ltotoi
5saaea VIZ ~ ,,nsa M''apmues M au lopo-
@ 1oo.d taw,ato o liz attGoeo.
hnmkers. 0iiko Gon9li' Tlraa man ,yarn raady ia 4"
soli Themselves for auy infa,ny: tn oall on t,o
stnra for confirmation of tInjr nrnni,cc;oa, ~ ~
bonotlt spondthrilt Princes viii ampto supply of
roudy cash !; to insinuato Themselves into t|Io
confi',onco or unwary uobleg or to serve tno;r
royal 1nlgtrops as spicy. 4 woman Of srch now
erfui mind, iutl,llto RESOURCE, aud unsorupulous
will.
, ,,,., ,,,,, .,r onnnr,cr, ,,r, ,,,.,,r,,
,;nm r. @y t1,rao ,,ncous;ya ra;mns
nats ~ ISronn;a tho s"nnnj tna6r1oy ~ ~
t, ~. o'au,7 a,7 1ionr1 tba rhrI Ga,,nr;na r,,in1 i
!.t N.'.i H. a.. ~, i'nn3 ~ aa;%vot In,,nt Wy
W. W. ruo ,arn nnd 81 stapcr"ft .ar ,r,sen
os s' ,vod - aoa IT, eh;yo,rn,,s Tv,sa
.a .aan ~ Veoa nrodei hor favorte chi'd Aus
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
EXECUTIVE ORDER,
STATE OF LouIsIANa.S ,
Executive Department.

STATE OF LouIsIANa.1
Executive Department. ?
New Orleans. June t9 la73.3
wseRzA.. I: appears from information received
from the Audi tors Office and from otheg sou,cess
that many just claims exist agains: she States
which xnde: article 1873 of the constitution Ca1s
not be paid for want Of appropriation. which casee
are Justly entitled to legislative relief. and
Whereas On the other hand many fraudulent
or. at least. improper claims have been in previoua
years hurriedIy passed upon and provided tcg 10
various general Appropriation bills: and
Whereas. While it is but jus: that al! legitimate
claims should be promptly iiquidated, it is equalie
essential tina: claims of every description should
be CAREFUL osCyu tinized before being passed EpOn
aa6
Whereas. TIL. iaw makes 10 the duty OF the All-
ditof to Investigate unliquidated clams against
the State and make recommendations concernipS
the same TO the Legislature:
Eow. therefore. in order TO arrive a. the true
merits o: such outstanding claims and TO enable
the Aud.to. to make the proper recommendations
in suc., Cases. favorins those which Tvs. ana
rejecting :hose which are fraudulent. parties has
ing claims against the State on which they desire
legislative action are hereby requested 10 forward
them 80 :hc Auditor, together with such vouehers
and proofs as will enable that offices TO ascertaiH
the merits o: the same: and no claim vii: receive
the executive approval unless they have been pro-
sented ard passed upon in .hs minUeg leye!a indie
Gated.
Given .ndes my hand and the sea- Of Me State
this nineteenth day Of June. 4. D. 1875. and OF the
Independence Gt the United States tile niretys
seventh
By the Governor.
P. &. DasiospA
Secretary OF Stats. k:l SIN 20
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

A French Reception.

In recently published French book.
written by several celebrated authors. ana
sold for the benefit of the poor in Aisace-
orraine, is the following story by. NJ.
Ernest Lagouve: "A lady OF Strasburg had,
since the late war. two Prussian officers OF
the army of occupation quartered at her
house. These gentlemen made themselves
very much at home, but complained bitter
~ tina: they were not invited 10y the hostess
to her private parlOr, and particularly that
they were not admitted to her receptions.
The next day they received an invitation.
They entered punctually at eight o'clock n
the evening. The parlor was dimly lighted
by one single lamp, and ten ladies, dressed
IN deep mourning. were seated IN the apart
ment.
The mistress of the house. seeing them
enter, rose to meet them, and leading them
to the first of these ladies. presented them.
with these words:
my daughter, whose husband was killed
during the late SIEGE
''The Prussians turned pale. She led them
to the second lady.
my sister. who lost her son at Froesch-
weller
The Prussians looked embarrassed. She
led them to the third.
'''Madame Spindles. whose brother was
shot as d sharpshooter.'
''The two Prussians shuidered. She led
them to the fourth.
"!Nadame Brown. who saw her old
mother murdered by the Chlans.'
1.-The officers recoiied. She led them to
the fifth.
madame Couimann, who
'But the Prussians could endure nc more.
Stammering and confused. they bowed and
withdrew precipitately. as if they felt sutfo-
Gated by the Grape of the mourning gar
ments around them like shroud
Il. was as if Nathan tied before the
anathema of Joad.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
Police Education.

On July II. 1861. a school for the instruc-
ti0I of new appointees Cn the police force
was organized at the central office. and has
survived the different changes iu the de-
partment which have occurred during the
past eigh. years. The rules require that each
man upon receiving hi. appointment as a
policeman. shall attend the school of iu-
struction for at least thirty days before he
can be assigned to full duty. While attend
ing school he is required to do one tour OF
patrol duty every other night, from
s to L. P. NJ. TIE school session is
from ten to twelve O'Clock each day, except
Sunday. and during that time the recruit
is taught his duties as . policeman, the
police law is explained to him. and he is in
s,ructed what to do and wha: to avoid. The
afternoons are devoted to drill At the end
of thirty days the newly hedged policeman
is examined, and if found competent is as
signed to full duty. The late Inspector
Leonard was detailed originally as in
structor. When he died the duties devolved
upon Inspectors Walling and Jameson, un-
til October, 1869, when Drill Inspector
Copeland was placed in charge of the
school. and still holds the position OF in
structor. The number of policemen who
have graduated, 50 to speak, from the
school since lis organization up to the pres
ent date is 4000.-Ner lDri: Su".
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
PROPOSALS FOM SQUARE BLOCK
STONE PAVEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF fMPRovgNRNrs.S Z
Non. Arlanna Irllr = iAr2

DEPARTMENT OF fMPRovEMRNTs,S
New Orleans, July Il. 1873. s
OEAIED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO TIIE UNo
- dersgned. will be received at this office until
WEDNESDAf NOON, July %. 1873, for making
square block stone pavement POydras streetp
from Front "a Delta streets, in accordance witlS
spec hcatlons tile in the Office OF the City SIIo
voyOr.
The city reserves the right to rciec: any and aig
bids.
All parties making proposals for this ~oa.,ac: arc
required 10 deposit with the Admins; rator OF F;o
nance. evidence of their intention to abide bS
the ad rdCation, the amount OF two hundred dole
lars in cash, which shall be forfeited to the city tls
case of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts are 40: awardetb
shall have their deposits returned to them On tho
dav the adiud.atiO is made.
No bid c.!! be received unless accompanied 6S
the certificate Of the Administrat * of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made
Proposals to Be indorsei 'Proposals for paving.S
JAMES LEWIS,
iei3 I'd ADMINS. iatOr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
COURT RECORD.

Fir.. District Court.

IL. Attorney General entered nolle
rvoseG.: as to Dick Brown, charged with
n.lrd... with Beauregard johnson and Bob
West.
Apae,a C,mpbeils security thought she
had ba..n find some one else to be respon.
sib.e t.: her appearance OF the charge OF
assault. and battery. and SO surrendered
her into the custody of the court.
Colonel A p. Field, having received
leave o: absence. filed til. appointment OF
George II. Braughn as Attorney General IN
his absence.
The-. will be no further business till
Monda:.
Second District Court.
TIE s.ceession. OF Henrietta Gaumont.
John Moviarty. Michae! Kearney, Arthur
O'Keete. Henry Garner and John Haze
lerle were opened.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
THE RIVERS.
Above .cN
the river here is five feet seven inches be
lcwshisn water mark of 1871.

Oxford has just bestowed an honorary de-
gree upon Professor Tyndall. greatly to the
.hagrin of c. A. Heurtley. Margaret Pro-
fessov Ct Divinity. who objects that Pro,
iesso. Tyndall denie, 'the credibility OF
miracles and the efficacy of prayer 1t ;s
true that the university only last summer
conferred degree upon Mohammedan,
but the doctor thinks There is surely 4 ma
terial difference between the case Of persons
who are simply misbeliever. or unbelieyers
aud th.t at one who mas publicly employed
bis pen iI :ie interests OF skepticism-'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

And others.
ARTICLE XVIII,
The following named stakeholder. s',ai: compose
and are hereby constituted the first Board y. Di-
rectoys, to wit:
A. Carriere. J. Beraui.
AAip!h3o1ss n Mil'sn'erser. L I; :: L'. bsmar,s.
D. A. Chatfraix, Charles Roman.
A. TortrOU, Richard M.liken.
Charles DeRuyter. l.. Grand,
A. Denis. Fl. c. A!i.audon.
At their frs. meeting they shall eject one Of
their mum Der President of said Board Of Directors
and shall hold over their seats until their
sOrs shall have been elected and qualified in ac.
cOrdance with the provisions OF article fifteen.
They are hereby clothed with all r.h and powers
ness S Of this company They shall fl! all vacan
c;es which may occur in their number and they are
authorized and empowered to do and perform gem
ticuarly provided for and expressed which na '
becoms expedlent and necessary 70 carry into
full effect the objects and purposes OF the B:in.ieT
Sugar Extracting Company.
ARTICLE xxx.
After ieducting all current expenses Of the
panv, The profits if any, shall be declared and paid
to the stockholders, or shall be invested III such
manner and at such time may be determined
upon from year to year by the Board Of Directors.
Thus done and passed III my Office at the city Of
New Orleans this tenth day OF July in the year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and seventy.
three, III tn. presence OF Emile CapOt and Pau!
Tilloy. competent witnesses, WIN h.rennto sub
said notary, after due reading hereof.
Original act signed:
N. s. Brnrier &. Ca-arOc Son.
Charles DeRuyter. Ar;hur Denis.
L. L Lemarie. Eeraud x Gilbert.
J. Hernandez, A. Mi.tenbeESey y Co..
A. A. MoutOn. p. 5. Wi,tz.
Charles Roman. 4. Tevtrou.
Dupre Refine i Co., L. GIaDd,
K. Milken, Paul Til'or.
Ed Drouet. En- Cape;:
Vincent j. Co., 4. Mazuieai:.
Notary Public.
,-cfYy S,i, NJ 10 nd 8 cord
in my office. New Orleans. July Is. 1873.
a. MAZURkAU. Notary Public.
have SaMined the within and foregoing act OF
incorporation and of the opinion that the OBJ
ects and purposes therein specific. are legal. and
nothing therein contained is contrary to law.
JOHN MCPHELIN.
District Attorney. First Judicial District Of the
State OF Louisiana.
I, the undersigned deputy recorder o? mort
cages for the parish of Orleans, do hereby certify
that the within and foregoing charter OF the
"Briusier Sugar Ex'ractin9 Company was this
day duly recorded in this office, according to law.
in book society g. folios Ia4 .s. 800 poi and 202.
New Orleans. July IL. ii.a -
4. OARcANTEL.
jyi. law:w Deputy Recorder
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
CORPORATIONS.

fed by the president, and the president and secre
tary shall sign all notes. drafts, checks, certificates
of stock contracts and all evidences o! deb. OF
this company.
ARTICLE XIV.
This charter may be modified or altered and the
capital stock may be increased with the consent of
three fourths of the stock represented in general
meeting OF the stockholders. convened for that
purpose after thirty days' notice by publication in
any daily newspaper of the city of New Orleans. =.
ARTICLE XIV.
The liquidation of the affairs Of this company
shall be made by three commissioners appointed
by the stoc ckholders at meeting held that plr.
pose. after thirty days previous notice in two
newspapers published in New Orleans. Said liqui.
dators shall be solvent persons. not indebted to the
association. residents OF New Orleans. Their
terms of office shall be assigre ana ali necessary
powers shall be conferred upon them The period
of liquidation shall be fixed, well their
pcnsation, in s:.ch manner as the stockholders in
genera! meetiu. convened shall determine.
ARTICLE XVI.
Books Of subscriptions CT stocks sia'! be opened
at such times and places as the Board Of Directors
may determine and fix upon.
ARTICLE XXvI!.
The names ami esrective interests Of the parties
lx... al fIin
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HENRY +. WADE. JK.

C::I-.D Sr.1Es "A2.a.L. CEy.cs,
New orleans jug :, 1873
vgNHIs y 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT IN
L BANKRUPTCY has been .=ied O.. OF tie Dis,tict
Court o. the United States Ior t..e DIs:rct o. LOU
is. ana, against the estate OF Een!y T. y .dt, Jf o.
New Orleans, in the parish OF Orleans state OF
Louisiana ad'udsed bankrupt upon ms Own nsti.
ton: lat tie payment o: any debts and t!e ct.Fey
OF anv property be e'onging 10 said bankrupt, to
him or for his use. and the transfer Oh any
property ~ him are forbidden by law taa.
meeting Of the creditors OF sad bankrupt, to
prove saeir debts and choose @. more asslgnees
of Ii. estate, vii De held al court OF bark'
r4ptcy to be holden On the second day OF October
A D. 1879 at g A. N, al the CustOmhouse build
,ug New O.es.s before (. :. Kellogg. register.
\ 3 PACKARD.
;va oc2 Ual.at States Marsha.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
Succession Of Philip WirtA-NO. 80, 19l.
Succession Of Mrs. Mary &. Quirk-No.

CtCoND olSTRICTsCOURr FOR THE PARISH
- OF OreaIs.-Notiee j. hereby given 10 the
creditors Of th. estate, and TO all other persons
herein interested, to show cause, within ten days
from the present notification, il any they have OF
can, why the account presented BY the testament
arv executor of the deceased il this estate should
not be homologa ated and approved, and the funds
distributedin accordance Herewith
By order of the Court.
jyla2226 FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
notice..

TRKkrRY OsAarMxNf1
Once At f.e eonA AOller of the Currency,
Washington. March 81. l873.N
NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN To ALL PERSONA
~ who ma. have elaine against the Crescent
City National Bank OF New Orleans louisiana
tha. they axe called upon to present the same and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case,
cever at the office said rece.yS No. 3s Matches
JOHN JAY KNOX
fnN29 3n, Controller of the Currency
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

Pro:tsso. Lowe. the wei. known aero
naut. who made military balloon cbserva-
tions II the Array Of ths Potomac. has in.
troduced into the South new branch of
industry-the manufacture of ice by artiti.
cial means. He has established several ice
factories in that section, the main ones be-
ing IN New Orleans, Atlanta and Charleston.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
POUND NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT .y POLICE, z
New Orl.ans, jay Il. 1919.
NtIERr BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DisTRICP
w Pound come. Ot ul1Uhari aud unioa
Streets
One red and white cow, wit. bot. .arssI.
One red COW. with witt. spot. and white
tsi letter branded on SHOULDER. hip aI!i sidtss
and No. 90 On back.
Which, ii not claimed wi.'D five days and the
expenses thereon paid. viii be sold at public aIcs
ton at said pound. on THURSDAY. JUly "a, Is!is
at twelve O'Clock n.
ROBERT BREWSTER,
iyio td Adm mnstratoro
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
HOTELS.
g1EAGARDEN HOTEL,
Mississippi City. Mississippi.

Having been put in complete order is open fOe
the reception OF guests Inducements OtlereN
to IA miles az the ro0s,r unusually large anN
airv. 4 whai; and bath house have beer, erected
givln. ample accommodations for bsthing. The
hotel being directly open to the Gulf of Mexico,
salt bathing is at all times assured OYSTERS tishs
crabs fruit and vegetables in abundance. teles
grap. office a. the no enables guests rommv.
nicate with al! parts of the world.
Terms-Per month, $40; per day, - 50.
LUNCH HOUSE, separated from the hotel foS
the accommodation OF passengers by the trainSb
vii. be KEEP: III the best style.
~. I'm J. o. NIXON Manager.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
CNlTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

N THE MATTER OF WILLIAM DASIS AND
Jacob jackson, bankruptso
mo THE CREDITORS or THE SsHXRUPrS
i above aame,!. You and { acL Of you sTe .ereby
Notified 10 ile your proofs of debts at she oic- OF
G. s Kellogg asq., register ;n bankruptcy. at thtR
Customhouse in the city OF New Orleans, Louisana as
or before the first day of August 1885, OF in dec
fault thereof you will be debarred from a3v share
in the dividend which will bs declared and Yad olA
said estate.
Dated New York June %. 1873.
ARNOLD II. ELLIS
JULIUS CATLIN, JR.,
je25 taw tvs LEWIS LEvENSON, Trustees.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
CITY TANES.

DEPARTMENT OF FISANCAS
New Orleans Iuly IL. 1879.
f1tHH ATTENTION OF TAXPAYERS Is RESPECT
L fully called to the fact that only SEVENTEEN
DAYS remain mot including Sundays!. iU which
thew pay their taxes without costs.
After the thrty.tirst instant interest and cose9
commence. Better pay now than paw the sheriff.
with costs o. .cOurt. etc. B. NJ TURSBuLL.
jyl2l1: administrator of Finance ad interinis
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

William 4. Alger is about 20 resign his
Office as preacher in the Music Hall. Bos
ton. in order to complete some literary
works he has on hand, one Of which is the
Life of Edwin Forrest" and in preparing
which be is assisted by the late tragedian's
{. st friend James Oakes
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

Nelson Dingley, Jr.. Republican candi.
date for Governor of Maine. is the editor o:
a paper and said to be highly promising
young man. A St. Louis paper. little in
advance of time, perhaps. says he will one
day grace a seat in the United States
EaDota
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

Mast. the famous artist has been engaged
by Redpath's Lyceum Bureau TO lecture
the coming season ON caricaturing. He
will illustrate his lecture by his own
sketches. drawn in the presence 0. the aU-
I:arpn
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
Office of the Crescent City Gasli2ht Com.

Office OF the Crescent City tsaNIIXht { O1l'
nanv No. 5" Camp street. Ne" orleans Louisiana,
july u. :3.3-NOtce is hereby given that -flec.s!
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS o; tie Crescent ci:"
Gasiigh. Company will be held at the Ollie. Of the
COMPANY No. 50 Cam. street, OH MONDAY, August
!. j.3 between the lo,lr. of 10 4. NJ au.l ?. W,
for the purpose of confirming or disaLi,:oy:n. ,hs
actor, o: the Board OF Directors, u. acc-p.iu, the
amendments TO the charter OF said company. con.
tanned il, act No. 100, Legislature OF L0.=laaa ses
sian OF 1873 approved, July u, 1873.
By orle, vi the Board OF Directors.
ivl3 2. allo J. NJ. CoSWi'. SaGre.a.v.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Thsmaa Hale-NO. %, 9,394.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten days
from the present notification. Il any they have OF
can, why the third provisional account presented
by the testameItary tXecutrix OF the deceased i'll
this estate should no: be homologated and ap-
proved, and the funds distributed IL accordance
Herewith.
Bv order Of the Court
;yi0i I8. FRANK PACE JR CfeYh.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18

Wednesday evening joseph COtters, one
OF those who grow foo!isl, when behind a
horse. was rattling his nag at pace which
might be called furious and at the corner
OF Frenchmen and Morales streets ran
down little girl, daughter OF Mr.. Langre
iniurug tho childs head. Joseph was ar
rested. and now he vii. probably be more
careful when driving.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-18
e,.,.oro,os,ca, and River Report.

Tne signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benef: OF commerce. the
meteorological record. and rise OF fall Of
the rivers. at 3:i3 2. NJ. local time. yester-
6ar "a follows: