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3 bw r. A. WOOLFLFY MASTER.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE BURGLARa
PROOF VAULTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES CU>TOMH1UsE AT NEW
ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
OPsICK or SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans, Outuhpr 10. IB74.

OPpICk or SYSTEMATICALLY
New Orleans. October 19, 1874. I
SkALYD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ REC sIvED At
y this office until twelve o'clock NJ Of the six
teenth Of November. 1874, for furnishing and puto
ting IN place the bnrgl 1r proof vaults for tbs
United States Customhouse. New Orleans LOu->-
lana, in acc rdance with the dra ngs aud SD .i s
cations. copies OF which may be had on n D pl.cae
tion at this Office
All bids must be accompanied by p,nat bond %
Two Responsible persons, III the sum Of $4,000 THAI
the bidder will accept and pc form tho contract
If awarded him; the sufilciency o! the security
to be certified by the United States Judge clerk Of
the United states Court or the district attorney Of
the district wherein he bidder resides.
The department reserves the right to reject an
or all bids. if 1t be deemed for the interest Of thu,
government to do SO.
Every bid must be made on the printed form t..
DO obtained at this Office, and must conform in
every respect to the req uiremeuts of this sdsess
tisement or 1t will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from partep vho
are not themselves engaged in the ma ufActure Of
burglar PROOF vaalts aud who have not the necess
sary facilities for getting out the work
PrOposals must bs incOsed in scaled en- ve ,Ok,
iudOrsed Proposals for the Burg .r Proof Vaults
for the United states CT. tomnouse. New Orleans.
LOuisaua," aud addressed 10
Oc2O 2bt j. r. MORSE, Superinte ptlena.
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RIVERS.
Above low
Below high water mark of 1874.

The following is list of passengers per
steamship Strassburg, Captain Barre, from
Bremen via Havre, Southampton and Ha-
vana:
From Bremen-Aarou Strauss and wife.
Mrs. Redwitz, Edward Meyer. j. Ruegg,
Carl Schluter and wife, H. PAIL, II. doll
v,e Miss =. ii d'Olivie, II. Harms. Mrs. T.
Fasnacht, child and servant, Miss s James,
Miss A. Fischer, Tn. Ostenich, p. Horn, IL.
IuberbiAr, II. Sebes.
From Havre-Mrs. Hams. children and
servant, Charles Trouilly, Sophie Bertran,
Mr.. Deiean, L. Chambodut. Mr.. Hoffman.
From SOuthamptOn-P. Parravacmi Hy.
Sehmid.
From George n. Morgan, Alonzo
Perrea y Perreera.
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FOUR LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THERON, STU aTkD IN THE FIRST AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION or JOHN NJ SMITH.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
NJ. 81 1856.
SUCCESSION or JOH1

NJ. 81 1856.
DIV r.. M. 4 r.. }. MONTGOMERY-R
u M Montgomery. AuctiOurer.-Will be sole On
TUESDAY. November 10, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
basement rotund. Of tho st. Charles Hotel, in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of
the Hon. A. l. H-sot. judge Of the Second Dis
cr Court tor the parish OF Orleans, dated October
!. A CERTAIN LOr IF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all rights. ways. privileges aad appurtenances
thereto belonging, situated in the First District of
this city, in the SQUARE bounded by Robin, Peters
(late New Levee), TchOupitOulas and Race streets
and ctsign.ted as lot No. Said lot measures "a
feet inches line front Robin Get. by depth
ofss feet 1ne n line between parallel lines
all the improvements thereon. and all rig hts ways
privileges and appurteuances thereto belonging,
,ua "a m the t S District o. this city in the
~. Andrew streets. and designated as No. B. and
measures 30 feet front on ca. OF said Adele and
adjoining lots Nos and 2, and 1873 feet in depth on
2. TWO CERTAIN LOrs OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
anu all rights, ways, privileges aud aPpurtenances
thereto belonging, situated in the First District If
Race, Religious and Orange streets, designated 10
lots Nos and 6. Said lots measure "a feet 10
inches, each front on rchoupitoulss street. by the
in depth Oh the line Of lot NJ. 81 feet nine inches
in depth on the line OF lot No. 6 aid "a feet s
inches IN width IN the rear on sn alley for the use
IN common OF said tot ami OF hers bordering there.
o lot No. has 50 feet inches depth on tine line
Of lot No - feet inches d, pth on the line OF lot
No. 10. and ~ feet inches in width in the rear OH
an alley common to said lot and Others per said
plan.
Terms-One. half cash. the balance at one year,
In note secured by special NOR, gage on the prop
or at eight per cent intsr.s per annum from day
Of sale until paid; the mortgage to embrace the
clause OF five per cent for attorneys fee in Of
suit; The improvements to he kept insured and the
policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before A. Hero, Jr.. notary public at
the expense of the purchaser. oct - 81 nos 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

Pathfinder act No. 4, session Of 1874
relative to issue of consolidated bonds
FIRST proposed amendment, roR APPROVAL
iSeeOnd-Under act No. 4, session OF 1874
reducing and limiting the State debt IL
fifteen million dollars and limiting taxation
SECOND proposed amendment, FoR AP
rROvAL.
Txird-Under act NJ. 4, session of 1874
devoting the annual revenues OF the State
TO the expenses OF the same year. THIRD
Oroposad amendment, FOR APPROVAL.
F0urth.-Under act M. y, session of 1874
FOR the AMENDMENT. LIMITING the pEBy OF
Abe city of NEW ORLEANS.
EftH-Under act No. 81. session Of 1874,
soK the AMESDM Mt to article seventeen,
selstive to tho day Of ELEcTlSG kEPRE'
SRNTArISES.
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N:WERNMENR sAhE.

PYeHE SsDERSISNED WILL. OFFER r0K ass.
q at public auction, 1T the auc, ion room of ehs
ST. Gharies Hotel in the city of New S,4lsans
L0uisian3. on 'NDAf, November O. 1874 u 10 4
a.. the following described property TO Wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUNn sitvsee
in said city In the First District and in tl< eauare
bounded by Gasquet Canal. Marais and vsllsrs
streets, d. sgnated by the Nos. L. sn.s {: va
plan drawn by ). Pile, surveyor Oh shs phrI
day OF May, 1899 deposited in the office of T. SI,s-
man: late notary public in said city with ali ,hAs
buildings and improvements thereon. and peys
ieges and apDurtenanc-s thereto belonging; being
the same property acquired by the EniteJ ststcs
from thomas r MAY, III the coll. stOn Of debss, bf
act done and passed before Andrew GeIe Ss.
rotary public IN sad city chs AftaeHsA sbes OF
Nav, A. D. 1867.
Terms-Cash Ut ile time Of sale.
BLUFERD WILSON
Solicitor Of tie 1rAssueS
Washington p. e.. Suly l6 1854
BY virtue Of tho authority SnA VtSioA 9s~E9
the Hon. Buford Wilson, Solicitor % che SfesfHre
OF the United States of America giveu s.e this.ar
through X. Beck with, Init>d Siates AteOris,1
for the District OF Louisiana for and On behalf "
the said Solicitor of the Treasury,x, the tisdsx-
signed, licensed auctiOneer. will sSpos< rfn~ sb~vA
described property for sale at public a,Ic sion ia
the auction room at she NJ. Charles hotel il ere
CITY Of New Orleans, said second q 90 sss sssss.n
Der, 1874, at 10 A. VI.
Terns-Cash adj Publication.
z. N. MONTGOMERS, Aussis1~~e.
jy25 AMI 8 IS z2 ~ se5 1913 rs oc3 10 Il n 81
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1874


The undersigned members of the Clearing House
Association pectfply request all parties having
psyments 20 make in hank on MONDAY, second
proxim0. to paw the same 1T early an hour "a
possible. In order to permit the employees Of the
bAnks to deposit their y0tes at the election on
that dss:
Citize, e Bank Of Louisiana
Bank OF America.
Mu,us' Nations Bank.
Pike, Brother 4 Go.
Lou siana National Bank.
Gtru'a National Bank.
Peoples Bank
New Orleans National Bank.
Stat~ Ational Bank.
Caual Bank.
Hiberna National Bank.
Union National Bank.
Mechanics and Trader's Bank.
Bank of Lafayette.
LOnisia AZ Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Com.
pa,y.
Attest: L n. MAYNARD Manager.
Oct95J
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Local intelligence.

Gentlemen who are generally rated az
able to make an argument on any side of
any question, after a retainer has been de-
posted. addressed the Democratic meeting
in front of City Hall last Thursday night,
but their special pleading wers very weak
indeed. the speakers forgot that the jury
then standing in the street with covered
heads could not he Influenced ny stump
speeches nOr swsyed by such political clap
trap a. was offered them on that occasion.
An audience composed as was that in front
of our City Hall do not relish harangu-s
like those they heard there; votes can not
be Influenced by piatitudes and far fetched,
though we'll rounded. sentences, like th"se
which fell from the lips Of professional
attorneys who get beyond their depth in
their poor attempts t" play politician.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 1HALIA BE WEN
YCHOCtlrOULAS AND NEW LEyEE STREETS.
ASSlGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
IN THK MATTER OF FREDERICK r JUSTCS.
BANKRUPT.
District Court Of The United States Of America for
the District Of Louis,ana-N0 1925.

the District Of Louis,ana-No 1925.
DR. nOEY 4 O'CONNoR-s1cHolAs ,.
61 hOey, AuctiOneer-Ohics No. II Exchange
place.-SATURDAY. October 81, 1874, at twelve
O'clock NJ, at the Merchants aud Auctioneers tx
change. on Royal. between Canal and CustomEOuse
Streets in this city Of New Orleans, by virtue Of
an order of The Hon. T. II. Durell, Judge of the
District Court Of the United states Of America for
the District Of LOuisiana sitting in bankruptcy,
will be sold by public auction, the following de.
scrbed property, to wit
l. ACkRYAIN LOT OF GROUND, In the FIRST Dis.
trIct of the city OF New Orleans, in the sauare
bounded by ITALIA, CchOpitOulas New Levee and
Suzette (nOw EIatol streets designated lot No. I5
said lot me As feet six inches front on Thai
street. by l59 feet 10 inches deep between llel
lines. BOUNDED on one side by lot Ne. n, aud on
2. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit,l-
atsd in the same district and square. adjoining the
above described lot. designated lot No. Is, and
by 5s feet 10 inches in depth; together with all the
ground. aud all the rights, ways, privileges and
advantages thereuntO belonging Of in anywlse Ap
pertaining, cONpl Ising extensive brick and frame
buildings.
The dec,ee Of the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property directs that the same be
freed from all incum ORANGES, aud the assignee,
acting - the officer Of the court, will convey Oaly
such title as is in him vested nv the assignment
III bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court.
Terms of Sake-CAsh On tho spot ~ tho moment
OF adjudication
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser.
Del, l7243l
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succession of william Parscn.,

SECtVD DISTRICT COURT FOR TT. PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 30 935. Notice is hereby gwen to
the creditors of this estate and to all other per.
sons herein inter, sted, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification. if any they
have or can. why the supplemental account pre-
sented b. the tetamentary executor Of this
estate should net be homologated and approved
ana the funds distributed il accordance there With.
BY order OF the Court
oc25 ~ nol FRANK PACE, j., Clerk.
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By Placide j. Spear.

sI.OC ERf STORE, HOUsEHOULD BCRSIfyEE
Etc.
SUCCESSION OF MRS MARI =. ETCHESLAUH
WIDOW OF TIE LATE s. kIEDER
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orieans-
No - 1874
DT Pf4AC1DE j. SPEAR. ATCTTOSEER-
ID Office No. IS Exchange alley-FRI0Ay, No
vember6 6, 1874 will be sold at public auction on
the premises. No. 10 Kysian Fields, between Vie.
tory and Levee streets, By virtue and it, pursuance
of order Fl ON the Hon 4. l.. Tissot ud.e OF the
second District Court sor the parish of orleans,
succession
TIE CONTENTS OF sATD:DWEELIyG, consist
ing of choice and well stocked grocery .tore
vines liquors etc; also the household S,;rT,itnre
etc The grocery TO b. frat offered IN block and
If not cold To be reta.sd on. IL lOts to suit pur.
chAsers
Terms-Cash. Gc,s 70 nos
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Succession NJ .Tohu Watson.

SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 3, ..3.-NOtice is hereby gwen
10 the Creditors of this estate and 10 all other per-
sous herein interested, TO show cause, within ten
days from the present notification. ii auy they
administrative OF the debts and assets of this
eta:e, should not bo homologated and approved
ana the FUNDS distributed in accordance there with
By order Of the Court.
o0A % 1o2t FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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J Chancery-No. 7O33.

FRANK u. AMRS, TRDSTEK, VS.. NEW ORLEANS
Mobile and reXas Railroad Company. Win an
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. aud others.
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Parish and asunicapaI Ticket.

CITY OFFlCERs.
Yayor-felix Lsbatut.
Administrator Of Pablo AccOunts-F. E.
Dumas.
Administrator Of Finance--J. Calhoun.
Administrator Of Representatives.
lewis.
Adminfserator Of Conmefce-L. }. Highly.
Administrator Of Assessments-H. Bon.
administrator Of Waterworks-A. spa.
Administrator Of Poiice-W. r. loan.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Civil Sheriff. L.. Herwlg.
Criminal Sheriff Joseph BOutte.
Coroner OF the First, Fourth, Fifth. Sixth
and Seventh Districts-Pstrick Creagh.
Coroner Of the Second aud Third Dis
ericts-Dr. g. Devron.
First Senatorial Distrct-John I.angles.
G. +. Glaudin. &. F. Lsdd.
Second Senatorial District-Juies Lam
Abere.
Third Senatorial District--Thomas Carey.
Fourth Senatorial District-D. j. Hutch.
Fifth Senatorial District-Andrev Du.
sixth Senatorial pistrict-R II. Chad
bourn.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First Representative District William
Thompson, William McCann.
Second Representative District~GeOrgo
D. Gsddes, p. Ii. Boyle, A. j. Brim.
Third Representative Oistrict-Willlam
Wallace, George Deyeziu. Charles Montal'
do, F. C. Antoine.
Fourth Representative Oistrict-Robert
Malcolm, w. A. Dietrich.
Fifth Representative District Homefe
Boutte, S. X. Snaer.
Sixth Representative District ~. g..
Puschley.
Seventh RepresentativeDi strict-Frsncis
s2icAard, j. b. JOurdain.
Eighth Representative District - John
kvans.
Ninth Representative District - Louis
Cheneau, Lawrence ODOnnell.
Tenth Representative Dis+rict-P. J.
Ioeman. Graham Bell, Henry Ballard.
Eleventh Representative DistIict-A. De-
joie, John Berth.
Right Bank-George Gracien.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE AND CONsrAbLEs.
flrst--(;eoyge W. Sadler, Justice; +. ),
Gheevers, constable.
Second-W. l.. Evans, justice: William
Walsh. constable.
Third. Piucae. Jr.. justice: John II.
vigers, con stable.
FOURTH. Parker, justice; q. Liautaud.
constable.
Fifth-W. l.. Thompson, justice; w. G.
Sweet, constable.
SIXTH. II. Dodds, justice: Charles
Beggs, constable.
Seventh-Isaac w. Falls, justice; NJ. +.
Michel, constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

Supposing. for sake of this little item
that Republicans were in power at the City
Hall, and q Republican Administrator
should grant his political friends the right
70 use the ciry's gas for ward pow-wow
Would not Democratic newspapers howl
until hOarse over the waste of taxpayers
contributions OF course they would, and
roll the M ,rsel under hungry tongues long
after election day. and perhaps they would
DO right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
AIcDONOGH sC1IOOLHOUSE No. {.

NATIONALITY or FEW OALsAss3
City Hall, October -, 1914. !
I IL PROPOSALS HERETOFORE RECEIVED
N TOR building the McOonogh Scnoolhouse NO 4
having been rejecred BY the CITY Council I am
authorized by that body to call for further propo.
ais for the same for five days. ending THURSDAY
November S, ut twelve o clock NJ Payment to bA
made in United States currency on completion
and acceptance Of the building. Tho rteht to re.
ject any Or Ill bids 10 hereby expressly reserved
oc296 LOUIS 4 WHITE Navor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
The FIRST. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH

The FIRST. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
WARDS AROUsED.-Last evening mass
meetings we're held in the first, twelfth and
thirteenth wards of this parish. Over 500
voters attended the meeting Of the first
ward. and 2OGO rallied at the clubroom of
the twelfth and thirteenth wards in dis
trict meeting. Noticeable among the par.
Elephants of both meetings was large rep
resentation OF White Leaguers. who appear
at last to have come to regard the political
situation correctly: The laboring men were
out in force. and showed an earnest and
hearty interest in the speeches that were
made. Judge Dibble spoke logically aud
argumentatively on the issues Of the cam
paign. He INDUCED in no superfious words,
but produced straightforward and incon-
trovertible arguments. Those of the up-
posing party, the White Leaguers. even
were forced at times to yieid him applause
Colonel Lewis. who succeeded Judge Dib.
BILE was. as usual, happy and @ # hand in his
remarks. He dealt powerful blows at our
political antagonists. choosing as his weap-
ons, humor and satire. His ram story, and
Tell the News to Hannah" which included
heavy hits at The Democracy, convulsed the
audience, and at the close OF the meeting
those of the White Leaguers who attended
strayed homeward demoralized, wan and
detected.
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Snecessioa Of freferick PSichOW and

SkcoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PARISH
- or Orleans, No. 81. 28l -Notics is hereby given
10 the Creditors of this estate ami to all other per
sons herein Interested to show cause within ten
davs from the present notification, IL ANY they
uaTe or can why the account presented by The
adinlitstfator OF this estate should not be
non"logated and approved and tho fund.- dis
tr!nnted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
oc24 23 nc2r FRANK PACE JY Cl.rs
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CONSULAD0 DE ESYANN.

NrEyA ORLEANS, 30 Octa,bre 1870
DOR olSPOsICIOS DEL SR. JyEZ DE pRiMERA
! usiancia del d stritO del Nort4 de Santiago de
Cuba. dctada On antss de Ia testaIneu aria de Don
Jose Na soto, commune ada . este c0nsulado eI dos
dc Octubr" dol cOrriente eta a Ia suce .iou
de bona 'ela ErebOn. que Sc dice absr faecido
para que por s por mrdin dc re1,r. sc tacion a
io,ma aeuna Ell r. p'az2 de ciiatro meses dedneiy
ante d.ch" j1zsss" 10. .let..tos que IL CORES pom
dan.
oc3s - 81 Consul Carlos p,g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

A THoUsAND DEMoCRATs.--The assembled
last evening at the Claiborne Market. Gen.
eral Gibson. Mr.. Eustis, Captain Fenner and
Others made speeches. They demonstrated
the right Of the Democratic nominees to
hold office, and the throng yelled assent at
each rounded period. AS there was nothing
particular to talk about the speakers were
tame and the meeting orderly, not to say
dull. little serimmage occurred in an ad-
Jacent barrOOm. but that goes for nothing
The mass meeting was q success in every
WAY except nnmoricellv.
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GOAD WATCH AND CHAIH, TWO EIS.... or
CLASH, ETC.
SyCCEssIOH OF JOHN OLOGHLgS

Second District Court for the Parish of O.le,ns~
Eo. 81 ASH
RY PLACfDE J. SPEAR, ArCTIOsEE.-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange. aIi,.y-sIONnAY Ma.
vehber 3, 1874 at 10 A. NJ, will br sold at puhlis.
auction at my office, No. 10 Exchange alley be-
tween Bienyille and Cuatomhouse streets, by viz
tue ana III pursuance to an order from the Hon.
a. L. I1ssot. Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated October 20, 1874
for account OF the above succession
Glaze, etc,
TeIM1CAeA nC20 mo- q
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH JOUET-NO. lf4f.
CSErsD STATES MAKsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans October 81 1874 I

gIVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against the estate of Joseph Jouet, of
New Orleans in the parish of Orleans 81 ate OF Louis
lana anjudged o bankrupt upon his own petition
That the payment of any debts, and the de-
nvery OF any property be oDgiDg to said bank
rupt to him. or for his use, and the transfer OF
meeting Of tie nrS;tors -, 80 h.n,r,,,4 No" ~
prove their debts and choose one more assignees
OF MS estate. will be held at q court of bank
ruptcy. 70 be holden on the fourth day OF No.
vemoef, A. D. 1874, at twelve clock NJ at the Gus
logg. register.
q B. PACKARD,
SeU no. Oaaked 6taaoD HaNbAAa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

Headquarters State Central Executive
Comm ttee Republican Party OF louisiana. New Or.
leans Louisiana. August %. i874.-The committee
met pursuant to the call OF 4. B. PACKARD. pres.
dent las Pos resolution OF state ConventOn), and
the following organization was effected. to vat:
President-S. &. PACKARD.
Vice Preside flames LEWIS,
Eecretary-CHARLES HILL
Assistant EecretaIy--L. LAMANTER2.
Corresponding Secre tary-J. 3. @. PITHIN.
TreASurer-B +. JOuBERT
eCB-ExkCCTIvK CoMMifTl1.
4. B. PACKARD. Chairman ex-Ofdeio.
3. Z. FLANDERS, JAMES +. CASEY.
B. p. JOCBERT. C. ". Low ELL,
MICHAEL HAHN. JANIS LONGSTREET
JAMES LEWlS. G. c. ANTOINE.
john =. HARRIS, r. T. ALLAN.
3. 4. BRAY, r. RIARD.
HIyANC9 COMMITrKK.
o. c. BLANDIN. Chairman.
B. !. JOUBERT, oficio.
c. ?. LADD, T. B. STiMPH.
L. DARRALL. JOHN GAIR
P. s: PLNCHBACK. wILLIAx T. LOAN.
J. I. HERWIG, TIA. CAGK.
Z. &. BENTLEY.
All communications must be addressed 20 =. B..
Packard. president. New Orleans, Louisiana.
a'iSo CHARLES HILL. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

MORE WArER-Uules. rain furnishes re-.
liet to-day i. will be absolutely necessary
tor eome artificial action. Residents who
are not furnished with supply from the
city water works are now suffering, as els.
terms are empty. Water peddlers would
ind thriving business. Can not street
CUTTERS above Felicity street be flooded
once or twice. daily1 Something must be
done, and that speedily.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

Hail OF the Rlutnal and Bene y0lest As.
ISOLATION OF the Society OF economy, No 2lS Ursu-
Ehes street, between Where and Marals.-The
fsm,i es and friends of dsces sed members and the
pubic are Respectfully invited by the above 60
Sirty 10 honor them with their presence on ALI.
sAiSt = DAY, Nov mber. 1874, and also TO partci-
pate Ia the cere mony which will take place in the
evening at seven o'clock. collection will be
,aken up for the benefit of the Ladies' OF the Holy
Family and the Sisters of Providence.
By order of the President
Oc3l 2ts CHARLES CHARBONNET Secretary
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession Of w. II. Iafrnpze-No. 81 ~ s.
NOTICE Is hRREBY GIVEN To ALL GREDI.
~ tors OF tn . estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, and also to those who are i'll
debted to this succession smcably requested
notification, in order to settle this estate Bills
may be presented or paid to Mrs. Mary SteinkApy,
surviving spouse and Parliamentary e1ecutriK Of
this succession or to the undersigned.
PETER J. kRAMnR Attorney,
Ocz4 ~ rO5e No 70 (;ustOmr OUse street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
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CAPTION 70 THE PrBL!c.

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certain note drawn By y. G. nentz., .ss.a
to tho order OF hrs. v. C. Burke. and bv Mar IN
dorsed, dated October Is 1873. for forty'ive doc
lars. payable on the hrst day Of November. 1914
Tho pubic - hereby notified and cautioned not
to p1xchass ed note, - 1t u still ths property Of
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