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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
Pierre CosIe vs.. Ramon Moua,terio. an

Pedro Moleri surety-FOurth Jastice Court for
the Parish of Orleans, No 251s,
Rl VIRTUE OF A WRIT CT FlERI FACIAs To-
- me directed by the Hon. John Cain Fourth
Justice OF the Peace IN a.ld for the parish OF Og-
leans, Will proceed to sell at public auction 40
the corner Of Daupbfne ard Union streets IN
MDnpAr Jannary " 1874 at twelve O'Clock No
THE CONTENTS OF The DRUG STORE Fifu-
ated at the corner of Dauphne and Union streets.
belonging to Ramon MOnasterio, one Of the de
fenaauts herein.
felzed in the above suit.
Ierms-This being the second and last aucti8l
he sald drug store will be definitely adirdicated
10 the highest and last bidder for what it viii
bring at twelve months credit, the purchaser
furnishing bond, with good and solvent security
bearing hye per cent interest Der annum from date
until final payment. Said purchaser viii have TO
decuct and pay IN cash the printing constable q
and court fees, amounting 20 about s I5J.
ja6 Is II J. W JONES Constable
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Property Owned by COlored Men in Qua.
chita Parish.

Our energetic tax collector. Nr. S.
Whitei, has furnished u with the toilo in =
statement showing the amount of taxable
properly e|ned by co!oyeI citizens OF this
parish:
Real estate. SIS ,706: live stock. $500;
vehicles, S63J3: money loaned. $500; capi.
tai in trade. $500. Total. $I!3G.S-Lon.
isia.. itteiigeneer
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81 Vinceutss IlOnIc.

1 ladies' fair is now being held at Grune.
valid Hall in aid of the destitute boys OF
this most excellent institution. Tables
loaded VITA desirable things and fair Ia
dies in attendance challenge admiration.
ST. Patrick's table, particularly, is . popu'
lar resort. Visitors to the fair congregate
about this table in large numbers, and. I'M
der the persuasive influence of the ladies'
attendant. dispense their wealth with
lavish hands. The fair is to continue
throughout the week. To Mrs. T. Brown
and her lady assistants the REPU BLIcAs re-
turns compliments and many thanks.
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nK. CURTIS RETURN
70 NEW ORLEANS.

HE. :, Z. :. CURTIS. y. T.. ?. 3. 6. $.
Author o: 'Ha;.ooc' '!Medica! Essays on Mar
mage"
Se:s i..v. :" :.:noInce 20 tie citizens o: New
Orleans and III. surrounding country. and espe
ciaily these whc have already placed themselves
unde! lis care that lie has returned to New Or.
leans for Ii. season. and may be- coa.1ited. as
heretofore, u. hi. Old looms.
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NOTICE.

SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
New Orleans, La, January g. 1874.
ffNHE NAP REPRESENTING THE UNITED
L States surveys of township fifteen south,
range eight west, Cameron parish Loulsisna vii
be filed in the office of the register and recei veg
or the United States cOnsOidl ted land office, ~
New Orleans. on the first day eft February, 1874
NJ. f. BONZANO
JAG 3w Surveyor General of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Specia! NofIce.-cffce OF LAFAYETTE Fire In.
surance Company. New Orleans, December is
.873.-At meeting of The Board of Directors. held
on the Seventeenth instant. it was resolved tina
meeting of the stockholders be held at the office
"f the company, M !94 Magazine street. on
WEDNESDAY. January 28, 1914, between the hours
of A. NJ. and P. ", 30 vote on proposed amend.
men, To ar! of the charter of this pany.
Iel9 I'm LOUIS MATHIS Secretary.
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Thomas NcCarty vs.. William Martin nu.!
ChaIles Jnsenl lnterueunr Secand IuatiIs

Court for the parish of Orleans, No. 2429.
Rf NlRICE OF WR1r OF FIERI FACIAS TsS
ID me directed bv the Hon W. L. Evans, seco1.g
Justice of the peace in and for the parish Of
III the above numbered and entitled suit | wiz
proceed to SELL at public auction at the Merchants
and Anctioneers Exchange Royal street 'bet wees
Gustomh as e. and Canal streets. On MONDAY
January 70, 1873. at Twelve O'Clock NJ
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Firse' Plea
sriCs OF this city, i'll the square bounded by PEG
dld0, Roshebiavee Gravier and Dononde cate
Dorgenois, streets. The said lot is designa ted 90
the NJ: 'is t,rminS the corner of Peidd,s ana
kochtblaye streets, and measuring, in american
measure, 81 feet inches lines front on Perldo
street. 2o feet in depth and 80 feet inch "a lines
wide in the rear. The whole, according to piae
OF sad square made by A. PessGc architect .ogs
the nEetet Of March. 1870 together will thss
circms stances and dependencies TO the said lot beS
longing. said lot was acquired by act of sale be
lore Joseph Cuvillier, notary public, from the hefSa
Of r. {. Cammack to Charles PHI August g. Sss:l
Seized i'll the above stated suit.
Tcrms-Lasls 'n she spot in United STATE ems
renew.
der JAZZ 2: JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Speaking Of the production 0: 10 New.
Magdalen" last week al tie Mobile Thes.re.
Our Goss.P. published IN :aat .it.-. says:
What VIII add peculiar 5n,eres. 20 the
production o: this play IS .hc far, o: .,s h&v.
ing been dramatized bv The tar rep!esen.
tauve of Grace Rostje,1j. Mss .iinnie
Doyle. who vii. appear u J.. ..cu6le !..L.
of actress and authoress.
Miss Doyle is men be: 9: 0.-s:. Cl.a:Ie.
Theatre company
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N0TICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
:'IPROVENbST BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF TISA.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE l
Few Orleans January 3. 1874.
DiGfCSa,S FOR THE SALE TO THE CITY OF
Il .igh. WHAT Improvement Bonds will be TO-
c'I'e.I bT -. .udersgnrd. at this ofiice until
:. I l!.t ND.t January -, 1874, at u 49,
~" c'f. reserves He right to reject any aid all
pr..osais. LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Js- fu' administrator Of Finance
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Mrs. Charlotte Pinett xs. Antonio Prn,

Mrs. charlotte Pi1lett VS.. Antonio Pratt
u. MancusO and Charles Langwitch-Secon.s
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans No 5o27s
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO-
- me directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans second
Justice of the in and for the parish Of Oreans
in the above suit, will proceed to sell at public
auct on. on WEDNESDAY, January IA, 1874 at No
l42 Grod street at twelve O'Clock M
THE CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT Aysg
HOUSEHOLD FUKNITuRE.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit,
Terms--Cash on she spot ia United States cnSs
renew.
i23 IL - JORN MrCOPNJCE CanataJI.
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SlC:eOrO2ORicnl m! Hiyer Recore.

The signal service. United States amy.
reports. 20. the benei: OF commerce. the
meteorological record. ans: Use os la! o.
the rivers. at 3:i3 P. NJ. .oca! :irne. yes.es.
Gav fc,lnus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

..->-
DISASTROUS FIRE ON POYDRAs STREET..
At half past nine O'Clock last night smoke
was noticed issuing from the boot and shoe
store of X. Rosenthal. No. l3z Poydras,
between Camp and st. Charles streets, and
Immediately afterward the alarm was
sounded. Several steamers arrived on the
ground before the bells rang. The building
is of brick, three stories high. The lower
floor was occupied by Mr.. Rosenthal. who
had large stock of goods. and he has an
insurance of $1,000 in the Crescent stice.
The second floor was occupied by Mr.. G.
II. Fintcn. agent for a type foundry. and
be had large stock OF material on hand.
In the same building was SCOTS printing
otiics, and The office of DR.. Perez. and the
paint shop Of Mr.. Finnegar. Each OF them
lost nearly everything on hand.
The bar room and restaurant OF Philip
Hoffman. No l35. was badly damaged in
The second and third stories by Eye and
water, He is partly insured.
The stove and hardware store Of Mr..
Perry. No. I39. escaped except slight
damage by water.
The fire in Ne l35 extended SO far back
was liable to be burned. and had not the
tremen been az prompt in action as they
were Mr. DeBar would have suffered a
severe loss. As Il was the audience in the
theatre became alarmed and left. the per.
Torrance ending in the fourth act G: ''Di.
yorce.e
The place was 50 dark that tue french
az first were compelled to throw water at
yandon,. but it seems that the streams were
we'll directed. for inside Of an hour the con.
tiagratfon was subdued.
Fortunately the machines obtained an
abundance Of water. and bv quick action
prevented what might have been one Of the
worst fires even l-..owa in that portion o!
the city.
at miinighs every vestise Of the f.re had
disappeared. and the different companies
started tor their engine houses. but some Of
them responded TO a call from the corner
Of Claiborne and Iandeyilie streets. from
which point an alarm was sent at that time.
What the loss "f the Poydras street fire
amounts to could NOS be estimated las:
u'4,J, tI: i. was no. less than 0.0lih
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MEDICAL.
sUCEIiS. COLDS, ASTHMA.

Eenl.rI 5ar -hl: for all affections &: She
"HRUA! AND LUNGS
Layface's lndiRr Turnip PfrtOres Balm
Is gHE SOLE REMEDY,
Con- iun: Ell racv OF action witt, mos. pa'atabIe
favor. GIVE X trial. Price r |. Sold at ~. wei
assorted Lru. stores. aud b. the proprietor.
y. LiPLACE.
Chemist, Nos. ?. and % Efy.iaD Fields s'Iee'.
:, 1 cd I'm
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Christina Heck vs.. william lsrneH-secs
ond Justice Court for The parish OF Orlean. No.

4lG2
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FrERI FACJAS go
- me directed os the Hon. w. L. Evans. Second
justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of OF-
leans, III the above nuSlbered and entitled suit
will proceed to sell at public ancfion. at The Nee
chants and buctioneers Exchange, Royal street
between Customhouse and Canal streets, on FRI
DAY January %, 1871 at twelve o'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in The Seee9d
DistrI of this city, deslgnatet by NJ. 3 in the
square bounded by Orleans, st. Pr ter CalveZ and
Miro streets. Said let forms the enrSer OF Orleal
and Miro streets, aud measures 80 feet front or.
Orleans street by 81 feet inches in depth and
front on MIRO sIeet together with all the improve
ments thereupon. Said property was acquired or,
the eighteenth OF May, 1865 from the succession G.
V. Bothang. before 1. D-eyfus notary pnbtic = 2
tn city
Seized in the above snit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot
se?i jals?s John ScjoaNrCE. .es.stss1s
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No. = RaEIpnrf street.

Eetwetn Canal and Cus'omhoHse streets.
GAiiY-From 10 :. N. 70 5 P. NJ. and s 70 P. II.
ON SLNDAys-:9om !. A. y. TO : +. NJ. only.
nE. CURTIS has devoted twenty years o: hi
practice. .rt adopted :. MS specially the "a:
Xuent ard ".,e @:
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h Lambert vs.. John Pnlmer Grnndi.a.

Han, Thlrd Opp0sitiOn--Eixth Justice CColgs
for the Parish of reaus No. 10 554
ll VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS S:sR
- me directed by the Hon. John DAILY sixth i,lsa
tee of the peace in and for the par sh of Orleans
viii proceed to sell at public auction at srS
warehouse, No 23l 81. Andrew street on MONDE
january 10, 1874, at 10 A. Ne
A LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suiS.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
SAG IA 10 WILLIAM FOLEY, Constable,
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&Otice.-A meeting of the stockholders of the
Home Mutt Savings Bank vii! he held at their
Banking House. No. :! Camp street on FRIDAY.
the twenfy-third day of January, 1915, at 6 P. NJ,
IA conformity W.:. Ike ;weIty.t.ird article Of tie
Charter GEORGE ". BYRNE.
dt25 ly3 Cashier.
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Mrs. Mary Mcdonald and John WI g Donas.

rs. Mr.. and Mrs. LemOn.-First Justice COUsE,
for the Parish of Orleans No. 1850.
Ri VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS 1rss
- me Greeted by the Hon W. 7. Houston FiTse
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of OF.
leans. viii proceed to sell at public auction, SO
my warehouse, No. l3s Julia street, on MONDAY
January 49, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ the Sos
lowing described property, to wife
ONE SEWING MACHINE,
FOUR TRUNKS.
LOT OF SUNDRIES.
Seized in the above en.stsed sl,i.o
Terms-CasL.
las I3 10 JOUN urpJ
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Es Is. Benton W.. Il. c. NahaD-Sec0uS
Justice Court Cor she Pasish OF Orleans NJ

RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS So
- IN" directed Nv the Hon. w. l.. Evans second
justice of the peace IN and for the parish of Ore
leans, in the abOve suit, will proceed to sell ae
public auction, ON THURSDAY, January "a. ie7S
TWO CHANDELIERS
Seized in the above numbered and entitled sn:ae
Ierms-Casis on che spot i'll United States aug.
Tency.
jail 1922 JOHN MCCORMICK, ConstaS,ls
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Secnud IlslIcG Court for the uariaL ~

No 4J8O.
ICY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI RACIsS
u to me directed by the Hon. w. T.. Evanp
second JUSTICE of the peace in and for the parish
Orleans in the above suit will proceed 10 sell az
public auction, on WEDNESDAY January H. 1919
at twelve O'Clock NJ. at No. l42 G:rOd street
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suis
Terms-Cash on the spot in United rtates sue.
Tency.
Jas II ~ JOHN MCCORMICK Constable,
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Nervous Disease

Arising from .t.s'.a: debility. exhausted vitality
U!.l.s.s o: ;he system and a.. Others
srD.c:anlng thereto.
I-. CURTIS addresses himself particularly 70
those y 10 !sv. already place! themselves under
The Gaze O: :gnoIa'.t advertising Ciaratans, from
whom they Lave received 20 .. net:, ard who, IN
fact. have done them mere ham than good. Aedi.
cine. Ike Ill other sciences. is progressive. and
every yea: demonstrates its advance. BY D com.
bination Q: remedies o: g.ea! curative power, Or.
CURTIS has so arranged his treatment. that it will
afford 10: oily immediate relief. bu: permanent
cure.
The Meica. !:~es says: d.. Curtis system OF
Treatment. III. ies"l: of twenty Gears successful!
'aet.e, offers FROM IL! Others IN general use
and conine,is Itself 20 the afflicted as the only
true source OF relief Many cases pronounced in.
cHrahis ha"e yielded successfully TO his remedies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Red Jail woody Shaker flannel uniersh.rts
and drawers for 81 80. at Garthwaite.
Lewis Il MIilsr's. No. 100 Common street.
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jas b 10 JOHN HURLES Cons+as5s
Frank Fehrcnbnch vs.. Mr.. Pexton-Eirss

Frank Fehrcnbnch VS.. MIR. Peyton-Firss
Justice Court for the Parish of OrleanS
No. 1.lJ,
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS Sr.
- me directed by the Hon. W. +. Houston, firsS
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at nav ware
mouse NO. l39 Julia street, on THURSDAY, JanuarV
~ 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ, the following asS
scribed property, TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Casb on the spot
jail 10 % John HTRLEY Cons+agss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

" How many deaths last Iigh:" inquired
a hospital physician of nurse. Nine
was the answer. Way, ordered medi.
cine for ten les; bu. one wouldn'. take
-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Office GermaEta insurance Company,
No ia Common street. New Orleans, January 3,
l81i.-Notice is hereby gwen that election for
twenty four directors will be held at the office of
the company. Oh MONDAY, January l9. between
the hours OF 10 a. NJ and 2. ?. NJ.
;a3 I'd F. N4fEH Secretary
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j. X. Abbott vs.. Patrick KiIleDen-S ccopr
IuSficA f,,rt ha ali Oriaa n lncr.

Justice Court for the parish of Orleans. No. $685.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS To
- me- directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans second
justice of the peace and for the parish of Orleans
III the above stated suit, will proceed to sell as
pubic auction in front of AbbOtts stable, on Rama
part street, between PerdidO and Graver streetes
ON SATURDAY. January "a, 1874 at twelve ois.SSS
M
ONE GREY HORSE.
Seized III the above stated suite
Terms-Cash on the spot.
jal3 1872 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
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l9r r. NJ. { Z. J. MONTGOMERY. az u O'Clock.
st.le corner of Camp and Na.chez streets,
general assortment Of and secoa<i. hand
furniture, etc.
8y THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL az ~ O'clock,
81 the Customhouse, the steamer J. ". Swords
and the wreck of the steamer Royal George.
her tackle etc.
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Boys cashmere suits at So 70, 81 IS,
S. 50 and Sc 50, at Garthwaite, Lewis &
Miller's, No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

OMce Of the Crescent CRY Gas Light
Company-No. 80 Camp street .up-stair.p. New Or.
leans. January j. !8it.-in conformity tn the
.uirenents OF she amended charter and bylaws
OF the Crescent City Gas Light Company. the an.
Hual election of directors 10 serve during the
suing year, will he held TUESDAY, the thlr.
teenth day OF January. 1871 At the office of the
company in this city. between the hours OF 20 A.
NJ. and P. Vi. JOHN N. CONWAY.
in3l
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M,!ler's. Nc. 100 Common street.
s~-e.>>
NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF JEWISH
W:iooWs, AND ORPHANS HoME.~Sunday
~as an eventful day at the Home. corner OF
jackson and Chippewa streets, as the man.
ayers. friends aud inmates celebrated the
nineteenth anniversary. The grounds were
appropriately decorated Cor the occasion.
and on a platform were seated the directors
and the Reverends Keucht. Jacobs. Moses.
Guthelm. and others.
Rev. Mr., Jacobs delivered the opening
prayer. After some excellent iDnsic the
orphans gave some recitations. which was
20 show that the children had made great
progress in their studies during the past
year. Req. Mr.. Moses made the CLOSING:
prayer.
While the exercises were in progress q
cash collection was made. One gentleman
handed in the neat sum Of 500 as collected
br Christian friends of the Home. To
further assist the treasury. Mr.. A. Levy
auctioned off lot of worsted work aud
embroidery manufactured by the children.
bt course these articles sold for good prices.
The Home sustans forty boys. thirty six
girls and four widows. During the past
year fourteen left the institution. The
number of names now on the ASSOCIATION
;y! 1888. Cash on hand Sll3S.
The officers of the Home are: Isaac
Scherck. president; Rev. J. X. Gutheim.
first vice president; A. llaber second vice
PRESIDENT Sisismund Katz, treasurer; +. L.
:AursheCdt. secretary. l.. Shoenberg, assist
ant secretary.
Directors-A. Levi, s. Forcheimer. Isl.
.iore Levi, julius Weis, Isaac Levi, +. llo'.
lander, Joseph Simon, Theo. Berkson.
The following are the standing commit.
sees:
Educatiou-Rev. j. X. Guti.im. Joseph
Simon, Theo. BerksOn.
Supplies-S. Forcheimer. Isidcrc Levi.
:. Hollarder.
application and relief - ;sidore Levi.
.'uIius Weis Isaac Levi.
Fnance-.A. Levi. Thee Bcrlss on. Joseph
Simon.
Baading-Ju'ius Wei.. A. Levi. Isaac
!."vi.
Thus It will be seen tha, this truly chart.
table institution is tiourishing tolerably
well.
BE.Er MENrIoN.-Wash Rockwell yester.
isv voluntarily surrendered himself.
The Mayor and Admin strators held a
fro,racted private session yesterday. but
no particulars leaked out.
Mr.. VI. Glaudin an honored member of
one Of tho oldest Creole families of Louis
lana. has accepted the position OF bond
clerk in 'he First Municipal Court No one
will say that this appointment is wrong.
The alarm OF fire sounded just before dark
last evening was caused by Chimney nre
at No. 1876 St. Mary street.
Lizzie Owens one of the worst women |
who ever LETT Dryades street for the eltys |
good, recently returned from Baton Rouge, |
where she has been on gentle picnic for
eighteen months. II is ten to half one
that there will be charge against her in
less than a week.
Mrs Fanny Gray, who lives at No. A.
burgundy street, was wounded by a lion at
the circus fire Saturday night. When the
stampede was worst the crowd crushed her
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up against the lions cage, when the animal
put one Of it's feet out between the cage
bars and clawed her face and neck.
George Washington still lives, and now
labors under the long charge In the fourth
precinct.
The FIRE late Saturday night was IN an
Algiers unoccupied cottage, owned by Mrs.
Scott. The building was destroyed.
After twelve o'clock Saturday night the
kitchen Of a house, corner Of Orleans and
Burgundy streets, was burned.
George Williams was found by police
man in the rear of Front street barrel
house, quite insensibie from beating he
had received at the hands of unknown per-
sons. He was sent to the Charity Hospital
Louis Pierson, who was recently badly
burned by coal oil is in a critical condition,
and it will be strange if he RECEIVERS.
Martin Sweeny, a stranger, was taken in
in boarding-ho ON the levee, and all
bis money was snatched from his hand, and
when the kind-hearted hash vendor learned
that the poor fellow was pennless, he Or
dered him away.
William Bell nearly had his bell rung yes
terday morning when Camille Marnet made
target Of his person. Marnet emptied
navy revolver. but al the bullets went
where they can not be found. The shooter
was locked up.
Charles Reed was \ broken one Sunday
night. SO he tried to fiji his purse by play.
ing doOrkeeper at the circus. He succeeded
in getting several dollars and was going for
more when discovered. He was arrested
tor obtaining money by false pre.ense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Almost the best rule of life is to be worthy
Of ones self.
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address III. Author.
u f. CO RTIS,

Or. Cv.T.S would impress upon those patients
who have already cor.esponded will, him III. nae.
essity of personal interview the material ad van.
tage of waic.. will enable hin. !. form A conpl.t.
and Thorough dag osis q: the case.
SonsEI. a.i.1r. con s3.nria, sos9 80
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.HE RIVERS.

The river here is seven fee: six inc!.ts
5e.o" high water mark Of .S.!.
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Boys Cashmere suits at 81 -. 81 =,
S. 80 and So 30, at Garthwaite. Lewis -
.Ml!ler,s. No. 100 Common street.
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sixth District CoUrt.

john Phelps vs.. New Orleans Printing
and Publishing Company.-Ou motion OF
counsel and filing an answer, the Judgment
by default entered against the Herald
Printing Company is set aside.
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