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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

Senator Edmunds purposes 10 go South
by sea and try the effect of change OF eli
mate and life in the open air for few
weeks, in accordance with the advice of his
phvsician.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

The vote in this County for County
Commissioner was light. There was no
rum candidate in the field, and no ballots
were circulated. DR.. Gale seems to have
been elected with fair degree of unanim-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

The Worcester women are agitating the
new temperance movement, but arc not
fully persuaded that it will bear transplant
ing to Eastern soil.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

don I; treasurer, l.. f. Sheldon; selectmen.
NJ A. Knowlton, E. H. Willis, A. H. Pike
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE VERNON PHOENIX has larger circulation tina
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

The investigation of Gen. Howard's
case will be commenced this week,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

The public debt last month was reduced
f2,69O,OOO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-06

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
COURT RECORD
Tuesday. DECEMBER %. 1871.
Superior District court.

SSoshUD DsStEuCB &Oufts
So. Relf Sc. Atlas Insurance Company.
-g:aintii alleges In his petition that che
acOvs company j. indebted 10 him Cor $50,
and Interest: that on the thirteenth o! Sep.
( tember. 1873. J.. 4. Forties insured
furniture IN Mo- e.: Casacaivs Street for
St'Dts that the same was destroyed br .ire
during the term Of che 2olicyy that the de.
fendans Acknowledged the liability. and
also recognized plaintiff as assignee Of the
policy. on which they paid SIS On account.
He sues 3Os she balance Sf the amount and
:R:eyss:.
. Superior lrl,ninai Court
PLEADED SO1 GUILTY
John Martin, indicted for incest. pleaded
aos guilty. Bail was liked at S.D9D, and
accused demanded in default.
EoLLS PRosEQU..
Cubsz.semeAt-H. NJ. Noreau.
CONTINUED 9NDEvlSIZELr.
STATE ys. Roman M~yinogef.--siurIsP Of
jean l.Azies on The nineteenth Of September.
State We. Nelson Ssverain and Gustaye
Macarshr .-.-SLu-de1 Of A. OeWasepilles on
tbs twelfth Of Auguss, 1873.
eIrss Otstffcs Cesrs.
ssFoRYATIoF FILED.
Assault and OS.:esy-OaH Jordan. Salem
Gilman.
Entering s.ore-saietn Tiilmas.
Selsy a1Sceny-EizA Rogers
eEETESCED.
Laura Harris, petty larceny. one month
in Parish Prison; Charles simmonA. lar.
cenys eight months in Penitentiary.
Fourth Districs Court.
State ex Pei. Seymour Van Queen Va.
william Pagan. criminal sheriff, ct al
Habess corpus. RelatOr is held subject TO
the order of the sheriff of Natchitoches on
a warrant issued by Peter Burke a justice
Of the peace OF that parish, charged with
stealing yearling heifer. He claims lille
gal arrest and detainment and asks for .
wr. OF habeas corpus. which WAS issued,
returnable at ten O'Clock on Wednesday,
Deee u Der 3d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Manifestations wsrs presented and wers ,sv.

municstioas were presented and were sevs
orally referred as stated:
From Louie Gregore, tutor, relative to,
payment OF tax; from F. Gautrelet, presi.
dent of the Catholic Association, praying
for cancellation of tax bill; from tho d.
rectors of the Franklin Temperance Hall
Association, relative to exemption from
taxation. To the Administrators of Finance
From A. Dubreuil. proposing to sell three
lots of grounds from j. M. Seixas, secretary
Of the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company. asking right of way to- construct
telegraph lines. To the Administrator Of
improvements.
From property holders praying for the
removal Of the Clio Street School. To the
Administrator OF Waterworks and Public
Buildings.
From Antonio Bens. asking permission to
erect . cake stand ut the foot Of Canal street:
from Isidore Magni6co. asking permission to
erect booth to sell coffee at the foot Of
Canal street; from Louis Torres asking to
lease from the city certain portion Of
ground, foot Of St. Philip street, To the
Administrator of Commerce,
From John T. Claiborne and 9th ers, como
mittee Of Vixilant Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. ., OF the Seventh District;
from citizens asking for piece of ground
for sailors reading room and exchange;
from citizens Of the Sixth Districe. relative
to the conduct of certain parties connected
with the pounds. To the Administrator Of
Police
Petition from Siias Weeks & Co., agents.
Co cut gap In the wharf in the Fourth Dis.
trict. On motion, permission was granted
by the Council.
From G. de Ferret & Co. rendering ser.
sices to sell revenues OF the markets. which,.
on motion OF Mr. Landry, was accepted,
and the matter referred to the Administrar
tor Of Commerce with power to act.
Mr.. Landry asked that a committee Of
three be appointed to confer with the NOR
chants relative to the ordinance regulating
the landings and wharves. Adopted. and
the Chair appointed Messrs. Landry, Burke
and Pilsbury on said committee. Also,
that committee of three be appointed to
revise the ordinance relative to levee dues.
Adopted, and the same committee ap-
pointed.
The Council then adjourned.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

dent. Edward GuerinSer; secretary. Gsotgs
Fl. Dunbar: treasurer. B. p. Labranche;
foreman, q. i. Sullivan; first assistant, P.
II. Ford: second assistant, A. L beaumont
Tho delegates to Che Firemen's Char
liable Association are L. Eertoli, p. =. Nc.
Intyre and O. E. sullivan. Mr. J. D. Ma
shees Was chosen marshal. The company
was presented . fine horse by Mr.. r. y.
BenAchi, and the bays at once Aamed the
nosls animal IL Aopos OF ,hs generous
donor.
After the ineaiia,lon Of officers the com.
pany. headed by Charles Jaeger's silver
cornss band. sersnaded their friends. The
EErCBLiCAN returns thanks for share OF
the 6aaoys and wishes No. ! all success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

FI.:s :. THE FIFTH AND SINT: DIS.
SRIcTs between twelve aud one O'Clock
Monday n! ght the double cottage of Michael
Fry. on Eliza street, A!giers. was burned.
1t was not occupied. Loss $1,000,
Monday night. late. One,st0ry frame
house on Lyon. near Magazine street, Sixth
District, unoccupied, owned by Mrs Cara
liza, was destroyed By fire. The flames ex-
tended to large barn owned by Mr.. B. j.
West. and both buildings were destroyed.
At midnight fire was discovered in one
story frame house on Magazine street, above
the market, but little damage was done. Ii
is occupied by Mr. Gorgravo as shoe shop
and residence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
CONSTABLES' SALES,

Al. lmheG We. =. Wallace sIckittrick-s
second justice Co0r: sos sha ..ar.4S Of tsrleanss
Eo.6S
ID m" directed ~ sas Hon. ". H. Holmes
Second Justice Of tho Peace for ehe parish of Or
leans, and oy consent or the parties will proceed
to sell at p1o,ic auction On WEDNESDAY. Decom-
ber IN. 1874 az twelve O'Clock NJ
Thirty W Risky BARRELS and a sot Of sundrfea.
Seized In the soOve stated suit,
TermsNCash on tho spot
de39!s JOHN MCCORMICK, Cqustahla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

PELICAN Hook AND LADDER No. 4.-Peli-
can No. has for years been regarded as
the standard bearer Of the department IN
the Second District. They wear their lau-
rels modestly, but still retain them as fresh
as ever. Last night they held their annual
election OF officers to serve during the ensu-
ing year. The following gentlemen were
elected: President, L. Bertol; vice pres;'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

T. Z. JETgLs ARREsf.D.~-in:ormas.
geacAe! Captain Nnntanas sfas NJ. L. L.
Jewel Intended 20 :ishS q due:o whereupo,.
az affidavit was made out eha5 the geIsle.
snals was about TO disturb she ,@acs. He
wSe a"geste'! and Saken before Jut go
Staes. vino placed him amber Sj06s bonds.
Ate: d S:Gtie delay the sauS deYnas.i.i was
geegyed. 8our citizens signing fos h!n,e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

That MASKED CAvALIER.-Late one even
eng Las: week a masked man on horseback
syde up 10 a house not far from the head OF
S.. Philip street, and fired four shots from
revolver ,nso the house. the front door of
which was open. Mrs. Graf was inside the
So.d!Ie, with her three children. One OF
fhe bullets struck her in the abdomen, but
so: making very serious wound. The
maskes then rode off. Suspicion existed
that one J. B. BOnhomme was the spDrrive
cavalier. and q warrant was issued for his
arrest. which fact he learned and surreu.
elereG himself. He keeps cofeehouse and
grocery at the corner of Bourbon and st.
Pnil;p streets, and his habits are occasion.
ais "rratic There has been quarrel or
contest between the families for two years,
and ..e- have had u case in court for long
s:me. Accused was ordered to give an ap-
pea-anc. bond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

0rgGSS9Ass IN JACKSONVILLE FL0R?oAo
A Ga:j :rcn she Grand National Hotes ino
GoSuseG Us that the following named Osiean-
gaze are soiourning there's Mrso a. Mo
Charles D. Misses F. and G. v Sweet, NJ
John S. BeaSl and Mr. William Robinson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Local Intelligence.

AZ yScs:.ES. ON 81. CHARLES Srs.tc.~
OSg;as slight lull III business the OtHes
Gaayo sweo !it.ia OO0tblscks. one white and
one black. %ecs standing in front % BOB
sStS0ns's. doing nothing. when the white
D0oSbiacE agreed 60 black the blacR boot.
bsaci:'s boots. The black bootbiaek vas Of
Cousse w.!.:n. 90 have bis boots blacke>l br
MS fellow boOtbiaclx. and the SDotblac.
who had agreed to black the black boot.
Blacks BOOT. went to work. When the
SlDo:t.acss had BACKED on. Of she black
G3otbsacs's boots ssntiy is shone IN a NANTES
8bas wen.I snake any boo,biack prauG.
Gh:a Gootb!ack who had agreed 90 black
she G!aci: 5ootblack's boosts. fefIeei -
Black sise other boot Of che black 6ootblack's
uatis the black SoOtslack. who had consent.
sd TO !.sSe the white bsotbiack black his
boots. sA,uid add tive cents % the amount
Che white be0tblack had shade Slackinc
GSaes sBe1's boots. This sh. SootDisck
whose @ue boot had been Siacked refused
90 d." saying that il was good enough for .
lDl&Gk S0Ntbiack Go have one boot blacked
SGD ne didn't care whether che boot that
&ls D0ofoaek hadn't SlScked was black or
sos This made tho 6oOtbiack who had
biacGe3 the black boOthlAck's boot as an
gry as q Oootblaek often gets, and he vented
bis wrath by splitting upon che BACKED
boot OF the black bootblack. This Poused
she Latent passion of the black bootblack,
amt he proceeded to boot the white boot
black Win the boot which the white boot.
black had BACKED. A fight followed. The
fraternity Of bOOtblacks afterward con
vened. and denounced the action Of the
white and black bOOtblacks as one of the
BLACKLIST N the pages Of bootblack history.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Succession Of w. n. Cnmmjns.

Succession Of W. H CAimminss
SsEcoND DISTRICT C1cHr 20. :HE p4RIS8
- OF Orleans, Ne .:sS,. eeW'h :. = rarkeP
las .e:.eorsd shs eo1s: 20, ,ettess ~ adminise
sraeioss Oa Che estate of 3hs ia'sW r. Cummins.
deceased. intesta.s Notice - a..sIs & seq 80 at
whom j: mag cosceeS - s,.oy e..se, Gis.li tels
da:so why che oSayeS OF sasa sssssSv-S sssSa: 0si
Se grated.
BeGsd.g ~ iSS es'sss
de.' .s3s~ f2ASE FACE -. fSefs.
succession OF Daniel q. BY eriy.
SGcs,ND s:sTEic7 I.-.s f..H ?H.s PARISH ~
y Crieans .".:...-.Naes.. l. !. 1s.ks. hAs
.ics on s,s es.ss. "S s.e .s'~ 1A..c: g:
SyesiT. dee sa.e1 i..es.ses ::..se - hereby
cv~H 81 a. %i.e. = as~ soIsts. - show
cause ~i.:.s :sa. ta-s sss sh~ :say.. ~ She eas1
pe.ieosles sI. cd mo- ise SXs3.s1
ssrdeS Of shs Co,s:.
desc a1s' SSASS r4cf -. ~ssA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

A NEacIcT. In the case OF John Watson
who was killed at the corner Of First aaa
F-ere: streets. Christmas, the coroner.
1urr return a verdict that death was acct
dental. Half a dozen bul.e: holes in che
body o: Is stranger; bullets fired BIZ an
angry crowd OF men. locke ike an acclienr
Perhaps Judge Adams vii! take su1hc:.n.
5ntece-t IN this accident" "a Lear. VIA:
tasS i@sy I'D no:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

tbs GRAND JURY Ni.!y:s.s Yesterday
Che grand iury visited several promnen:
localities and looked sc .aiGgso ]: IS she
Gis:y veay old story.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

Geat.emen's brown English socks for
twenty-five. thirty and forty cents per PAIR.
a. G;ss.hwaite. Lewis g. Mjller'so No i0s
Common street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

Ba:E. MGSTioN..-Basso Pergos siislikes
policemen and when az officer tried To
a.:es: HIM pulled a pistol and :i;ed a. the
S!ae coat. a: the head o: St. Ann street:
His o..ense was disturbing the peace ard
COW be his in prison.
William Vogel may 6s a sailor gu: he did
20: &C: ike one when seve:a: days ago :le
Dambcoztei Thomas C:..r 81: es so:I.o
goods. Prison fare IS MS.
I.euis. johnson was servant n the
sanity o: Tony Constants and Knowing
where gold watch was concealed L. sac
house. stole il. Tor winch she Has arrested
from Ne. &c Hospital street.
A burglar recently r;hed the house OF NJ.
Is. C.a.va.d. No. 42S Claiborne street. carr.
ans OF. money anu ;ewelrv worth $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

ATgggG.CossNERED TRAGEDY-nA Wo8aeq
Gi2eS u q EosHse-The tenement numbered
SJ5 Maga2ine street il not one OF the sweetO
esq places in New Orleans. nor the most
peaceful. All sorts OF peop.e exist Sherao
and occasionally they indulge ;D terr!.ie
qua:relss Yesterday morning Michael
nj !:eiJ and Emma Williams settled their
dispute II an extreme fashion, Emma
S::cSbas.eG Michael laying him out. A.
Gou:; Sos lie recovered he drew 81 pistol ana
dsed 3: she woman the bullet striking
abovc her Zip, ial!ct.ng q wound thas
caaseS aes death abont dark last evening.
T'A. Rag. passed G:s geyot~e. 20 AS
w.:e. wao attempted 20 shoot. 6u. :i.-
pg.a..ca missed Ire. M.chae! iei. .nc:
Bsm:'eG :n:o a passing car. but ne
wa. arrested. His wife remained in ta-
yic:a:t: so:s.e time. holding :a- :,;s:o! IN !e.
g.sa: hand. threatening to dos- ANYBODY
wap :.sec:e:ei witt; her. she ec::c.Hdet. -
gesvs :ae place and stared hcw. Magazine
"a GAIA: street. OF: so burgundy. and
the:ce 20 = sfanty at the corner OF Custom.
house auS Burgundy Streets entering as Il
o. homeo A :abble o. boys and men follow.
cd he: 20 she aeOro shoasin2 as 81 e we're
Seai.v ..ea: sport Sergean: S,abowshS
Gee;ac the crowd mo uise,ftas to the Cause
81! immediately arrested the woman a.
slo.:cis IL. could make nS charge except
from information such SO was furnished Sy
excited people She was a:terward trans.
3er.ed to che first preciac: where che is
Cha:gets wit. being accessory before and
after tie tao: o: killing Emma Williams
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Succession OF Betsy Burth.

CECOyD ...sgRICy SocRT FOB :aE PARISH
= .. Orle.as. - SO. ~Ne ..eae Z. Dpbois
aas pe:iio.leS e.. esuse Cor se:sers - ;s1miniso
eratiOn 81. sae estats - SIS sa's Se:ss Bursho
deceased, iasestate. Notice 10 he.sby vss to sls
WHOM is may eoace:n, 20 show eaGss w Ain tea
days why the prases az she SalS :.:.S s1es should
not be graueei.
BY ocdes oS eAe Cs.:e.
deg Sc FRANK PACE Sa Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
DHiONOGRAPHY.....pHONOGRAPHY.

The aSseeessee vis.es 50 :o:m s:ass sounQ
men desgons .: :ess sang .ss sl.ot- as. HrN.OE;S
System ~. =. s.S.'. I. ss.i.'s sh. '.,sdersgne4
las hal experience ~ a. s,:s 49,: ss:cessfrl
teaches. Eos sesu4s s.s.. a:ssess
SIAxS FOSTER - :s..s office
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

ES %7g SAs CoLLBCTeR Gp eHL WRIST ::>
cRyCT. q. IL o'clock, % Es. !6s Grsvies street.
eacsns and iEp proved zeal estate, sor sSx-s.
Ey CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK, .: ): ssl.ck.
vhsks bArgels and sVndrieA
,AG e4kgIss EAGGAMAK. - 70 S'slscf. - Hes.
chants snd luctianeerS Exclaugc. two .ots
ploS issiidnss. On firs,. between Ofyades ana
g. renis streets. tvo lots with improvements
@S sisIssns:ae. Setvss. Jena An1 Ssds
aGseats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
PUBLIC PRINTING.


Company, advertising pound no
tices Nos. 65 and e., during No
vember, lN4...... .............. IL 90
An ordinance providing tor the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priatiOns be and are hereby made for
the Department of WaterwOrks and Public
Buildings, for December. 1874, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts war.
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment OF the same. whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
4 wATERwORKs.
A. Denis. agent. rent for December 800 90
". G. WilmOs 4 Co.. coal, 1000 bar.
TelS.. s.............s.s 45D w
H. j. MILAN Il Co.. hardware. 900. 40 60
Fau!in Duse!. stationery. 30 50
Total. $685. 10
INSANE ASYLUM
Philip McCabe. stoves. Tin ware. etc. $50 30
". II. Reynolds. rent to- pacem.
OeT.....s.....s...... $lOU w
AotaI.. ...........s.......... S4ou W
sMALL.Poy HOSPITAL.
.. Anfoux. rem: tor December. 80. 800 Do
PUBLIC SINKS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
EDUCATIONAL,

PROFESSORS WATTS AND Boards.
l. LEE respectfully announce that they Will give
instructions i'll VOICE CULTURE aid NOTATION
a SO nOris ss casa VIII be formed in sngn. by
note and elte sO,sZs for those who wish 10 tsaCi>
on colleges. schools and families, az No 1856 Julia.
betwese CaBss ann st. Clases streets, every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, commencing AZ
seven O'olocs Wedassdav esvealng, Oecom.er 30
Admission Pres for rsg meeting. de29 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

y8RDs.-PrOtessOr A. 4. SeIover. the well
Known card writer, has tablished himself
a. Crescant Hall. corner of Canal and ST.
Charles streets, where he will be pleased to
eec 9ive orders from his friends. He makes
q specially OF New Years cards.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

60rmanta National Bawk, New Orleaoov
December %, l31A.-At a meeting of the Board Of
Of
as to the ashs sSs III ca.s
Once Of the Lafayette Fire lnsuranco
Company. New Orleans. December 20, ls74-The
annual election for twenty five directors to sorv0
the street on NM MSsDsY
3PM wv wa '''' '''N'0 - --'
de3o lot LOUIS MATHIS. Secretary.
Bank Notice.-rhe twenty fifth day Of Decemo
Der next tChristmas) and the first and eighth days
Of January next. icing legal holidays the fol-
lowing banks. members Of the New Orleans Clear
DAYS.
Notes and bills falling due on said holidays xila
be payable the day succeeding. viz: Saturday. the
and : 1915:
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
Tai0u National Bans
Lvtaiseana Satonal BanS
State Nssi0l 81 Bank
Msssancs sn, 'asders Ba:ss
e,eyman1a National BAnf,
Louisiana Sag IL 80 Bank
New Orleans National Bas%
Hibesnia National S@al
BANK Of Gaf."~t's
Pike Broth.s Is.
CanSs Bank.
Mutua: Eas ,nas Sss.Ss
Peop.rs Bsnk.
isaac &c. MAYNARD. Manager.
New cr,.sas cl"ss:S: HoaSS DecembeX ~. 1914.
! Js.1
S0lice.>The asnus. erection. tor seven direc.
TOYS u. Ie held 6S i!.. s:0cihoders OF the Canas
S-gees, I:y Park and lake Railroad Company. AZ
Che Ofi,s mo- rs 81. sha:ses street, mp stars). on
MONDAY !s,sage :. i6.:, 3ytweeD the hours -
!: u. andsV x, IS pvavif.S JIG aSticle seven %
s..e shsrtes % 1le stsnps'"s
t,"isit 70 u. HARRISON, Secret ary.
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad
Com pan~. No va Cinao stseees New Orleans. Dee
ssmbee p sa7i.- LAT meeting of the Board Of Die
Iectors Held thfsdav a dieideld of FOUR DOLLAkS
per share was declared payabls to the stockhOkis
ers on aud after January B, 13-5. The transfes
books ws bs closed tSogs December ~ to sic 1919
inclusive.
siei0 desc 70 - LEWIS, Secretary.
NOtice.-Otfics of she Merchants Fire Incur
ance Company, No 4s Car0ndelet street.-A meet
ing % she Stockholders of ths Merchants Fire In
suranc@ Company Will &s hsld at their office
December go 1874, between the hours IF and
p NJ 30 vOse cpos proposed amendments to the
Chartero S. SALOMON,
de3 Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

6ermania National Bank, New Orleaus,
December %, l3'A.-At meeting of the Board Of
Directors held this day, q semi ANNA! dividend
Of SEVEN AND ONEHALF PER CENT was do
clAred payable to the s,Oc khOders on demand.
desc It HkRM. ROEHL, Cashier.
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PUBLIC SINKS.
New Orleans Sanitary and Fertiiize
ing Company. attention to closets S37s %
By Mr.. Burke. aad read twice:
Be it ordained. That the sum Of $lf, 1853 50
be and is hereby. appropriated to pay the
labor and Car: hire rolls OF the Depart
mene Of Improvements and Surveyors
office. for the month ending December
81. 1874. as per certified dolls approved
by .he Administrator of improvements, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance IN
payment Of she same. whenever there shall
be money in Che city treasury to the credis
% .he appropriate fund for each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
RuresH Of Streets. labor and
carts.... ..:..........o .......o $3.50 50
Bureau o; Wha.ves and Land.
inXs. labor and carts. ........e 1913 90
bureau OF Drainage labor and
esgts. Observation-Disclosures, $50 90
Total. .............. $40 6OS 50
Surveyors Department. wages 80 90
Aotals .SIl.oOo ~
Resolced That ordinance No. 1913. Ad.
ministration series, Of date September G,
1871 }. and which reads "a follows:
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RIVERS.
.... ..- Shove Tow
Siao ga; Water mari.


eBe.,w aig,, water mark o: 1914.
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The Weather and Rivers.

New Orleans, December %, 1874. !
The following is a report OF the weather
and rivers at :s:43 p. NJ, local time, to-day;