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New Postal Cony,1epIioT, \

. WAsmEsToS, July 13.-The new wWt2 poi.!a 3 Isa;
tal convention with Japan goes into eject
on the 1st Of January next. T'7' ''-3''f',9''pJ .
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rilton'. j Letter to the {, Committee OF

NEW YoRx, July 1S.-Mr. Beecher's
letter to the Committee Of Six Church
Members, requesting them to investigate
bis character against Mr.. Tilton's alluSion
to an offence and the apology in his "Ba.
con letter" has elected the following re.
ply from Mr.. Tilton; 1t Is addressed as
Mr.. BeechelS was, to the Committee
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line. d. 4
once Northwest cor. d Main and Monroe Hts.
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For additional 1tlgrapN ~ ESuTN Paoo
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ONLY ONE PHILOSOPHERS

in the whole melancholy company,
though his content Is due, we are prone
to believe, 10 the TACT that the wife did not
carry all the family away with her. The
single child left at home Is the one tie that
binds the man to the world OF hope and
action. For the child the adventurous
voyage to the early market is undertaken;
for him the dinner Is made ready in sea-
son and all the household ways are regu.
larly ordered. For him the place Of limo.
cent amusement 10 irequented. Lille still
has o purpose and o meaning. Blessed Is
the summer widower with q single child
MD,spanRR GSrrsRAtRNTs. ~ :
The only two theatres now open In this
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MHAT A FooLIsH TnINo,
A oITY oF wIpowRRs.

One Of our city papers had a heart
rending editorial the other day on the sub
iect Of "summer widowers." It was writ.
len not without tears, and we doubt not
,tearfully read by many brothers in be-
observation-disclosures whose wives had
moi altogether departed this lie, but had
"pone to the watering places" We know
some Of these unIortunates. There Is a
vacant and restless look in their eyes NOT
easily mistaken. And we have heard
their confessions OF discomfort indiges'
lion. LONELINESS and despair. We know d
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Mr.. Moran Is perhspsmore widely known
as . designer than "a painter. He draws
probably the bestlandscapes that are now
engraved on wood'in this country, either
for periodicals or books. But his fame as
q PAINTER is constantly extending, and in
certain qualities his friends claim that he
stands unrivalled among artists. - y
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However large may be the profits Of
New York landlords in winter they GER
tainly are very small in summer. Hotels
ct this time Of the year are deserted vii
lagos on a small scale. Although prices
are reduced to persons whe board by the
week, guests Of that sort are few. The best
business ls done at this season among
southern and western people passing
through the city on their way to the sea
shore or mountains. In the case OF such
transient visitors there Is no reduction in
the rate OF board. Summer prices in
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even the most fashionable, arc so moder-
ate that 1t pays one in many wsysto stay
in town during the warm weather.
Large airy rooms in pleasant localities,
opposite parks, and in cool, wide streets
are to be had for about q fourth less than
those little air.tight bed rooms for which
American summer resorts are noted.
Persons often wonder at advertisements
OF furnished houses to let in the city dur.
ing the summer months. @ - .-..t..,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
teud is charge from the assault OF the
murderers.
From the Pittsburs Dispute: Of sie


murderers.
From the Pi:tsburs Dispute: OF she
second:
fresh chapter Of atrocities Is furnished
from the South this morning. embracing
the narrative Of the murder OF six white
men for Joining with the negroes of Red
River parish. Louisiana. The cocrespon-
dent who tells the story shows quite plainly
tina. his sympathy is with the assass.ns
rather than their victims; but notwith-
standing that he sets the responsibility for
the origin OF the disturbance mainly upon
the negroes. and those who were shot for
advocating their cause. the defiance of law
and the bloodtbirsty disposition OF the other
side is brought out in bold relief. After
this and the Tennessee barbarItyo we can
only inquire. what next
Says the Kansas City Jo"r"a'o: the third
THE telegraph brought as yesterday
morning another chapter IN the War Of
races in Louisiana, and as usual the colored
people suffered in the result. Whatever
NAV have been the cause. and whoever
NAV have been to blame. there can be no
excuse or Dalliation of the reckless shooting
of colore1 men in their own houses at night,
and The fact that che dark hours we're
chosen for the work, and that the murdered
men were then found III their own homes.
does not lend strength to the theory that
.he- alone were 10 blame. The following
and shooting of others. who had been taken
prisoners. and were beins conveyed under
guard beyond the limits of the State. is
darker still. and still darker is the attempt
TO say that the mob was Texans. Texans
had no. been mixed in Che Dcoil. and had
no rauss ior such bloody and cSwayi!y
work.
These extracts vii! suffice fos TIE pre-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Republican Parish Executive Committee.
Parish of Orleans.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
Z. ". TOsTRlCK, Vice President
SAMUEL II. QUITE. Secretary
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant Secretary
p J. MALONEY, Corresponding Secratarye
P. +. HkRWiG. Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, SeTy-ant.at -Ar,ns.
A. SKILLMAN. Assistan. S-r,eaat-at.Arna
DELEGATES.
Frat wari-john Lang.es ". s. Wilson.
Second wari-P.F F. ae-wlg Z. =. Nichols.
Third ward--W. L. Exams, George Devezin.
Fourth wa,d-janes Lewis. Charles Z. II xasi&
Fifth ward-Tlli:aIu Figers, Z. Alex.
Sixth ward-Joseph Diaz' Z. JOu5ert.
Seventh ward-john Barrow, Charles v. a,o:hby
Eights wari-E. V. Leclerc, Webster Long.
Ninth warG-T. " Coup.and, ). W. Edwards.
Tenth warG-Smon J. F.atow, j. A, PAture.
Eleventh ward-E. W Tostrick, Graham Bell
Twelfth warl-Paul Bruce A. NJ. Aucoine
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoe, W. BaIdui1.
Fourteenth ward-W. K. Fish, n D. Bush.
Fifteenth warn-W. +. Loan, Edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis George W. Moore.
Seventeenth ward--T. s. Stamps, Wili.sm KEN
STANDING COMMITTEES.
erB-ExxcrTIyg CoMNITras.
". s. W1sS0S. Chairman:
George Devezao William Si9aeee
L. Joubert Webster Long.
y. V. CoupisnGs g. J. Fat"w,
A. ". Auccn. George ". Noosss
William Kern. ". R. FisAo
.AArs:sy rcsalTTEz.
!? F: HEs"!0. Cha;rmae.
C!A:.es lnSai.A. john Barr01,
Graham Bel. William :. .oaSs
A. Seio:a, !. B. Stamps
GoMMIc:sR oS way. AND MR.Se
H. &. NICHOLS. Chairman:
JOSEPH bias. (. V. LeCie.e.
j. u. SStUIel. Edmond Jo1.ca
COMMITTEE "v FINANCE.
JOHN LAEGLES. Chairman:
E:nes: Alex. Charlie. ". eaosssy.
L. ". TOsyr.cS. PAIL Bruce
COMMITTEES Oc GICHs.
W. Z. EVANS, Chai-m.n:
J. =. Edwards, Admuad Soness
II. Oav.A ~ D. Bush.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
ssh C-sfA. Secretary. iyia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

BEfE" MEH1:oS.-The sw:l. r:tng mattel:
vas postponed on account o! moist weather.
Ners Che contestants afraid % Te:t!Cg
tt.ei: COSTUMES:
There Is a report shat the Third District
Recorders Court Is very consump,:ve on
Tie question OF gas. a poker VII! be used
to stlr up an investigation.
Michael Long. nine years old, ~as yes.
terday accidentally; dvawLei at the head y:
CafnbrOnne street.
.sdl4.iEistrato. Sc.ae:ie. .e:.:net: 70 liz
desk yesterday.
Isaac Messman was Jumped into :ie figs.
S:.einct :ai! yesterday :.cii. :h. corner .;
Canal aI,d Ioya! streets charged viii. S.eac.
q: trust and e:Dtezziem.n..
Georges Carey. !nlly seventy sears old.
was arrested at the cnrne. OF Religion. and
Felicity streets az wife No. .wcsrs cha: ae
hGS wife No. g, contrary 80 Ia " AMI dec.ncr
Pierre Pierseyne, Ai.adie. Michel. Alex.
nnier Bourdais. Marie Baucdais. Leo Pierre.
Bernard Miller j. Il. Barrett and Oscar
oioseph found where the fourth police sta.
zion is. They were trotted in 70 exp.a: al!
gSout low their cows ruined Mr.. Main.
h,urg's garden, near the City PARK.
Mary johnson was permitted sa Sleep II
tbs second police station Friday night be.
Sause OS some mystery attending a razo.
shs had concealed In her pocket whe:: a.:
the corner of Cailiope and Clara stycets,
iRteatiy lacking tor Laura Williams
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Nepub,icn. ten1rnl Clnb. OF tne Parrish

Of Ore.ns.-The following the names OF the
officers o: the central Ward Republican c!:bs of
this parish, and their time OF meeting recognized
by the Parish Executive Committee:
Firs: ~ard-J. =. Miller. president: George G.
ana Mespom.ne streets Monday night.
Second ward-C +. Giaud!n, president; A. Fre'o:.
secretary: meets on Erato, between CarOudee: AID
Bsronne streets; Tnesda, night.
Third "aTd--C. =. Ladd. president: J. ?. ?u:!en.
secretary: meets a. Clay Hall Saturday aigE:.
Fourth waru-R. u. ). KenIer president: meets
on Derbisry street Monday night.
Filth war.l-j. Lanaoece, president; o. P. Fe:nan.
dez secretary; meets a. the corner OF Orleans Aa1
Claiborne streets Thursday night.
Sixth ~ard-g. F. Je,:bert. president: Z. Lama.
Mere, secretary meets \. CHE corner .: Ga. s0.ae
andUrsu.ines streets Wednesday night.
Seventh wari-C. J. Adolphe; president: y, A.
Perau!t. secretary: meets at tie cOrneS OF Oats.
phne and Union streets Monday night.
Eighth ward--F. Burns, president; William J. En-.
mis-. secretary. meess on IJGUhars stree: We5oes-
Ninth w.,d-Tom Carey, president; D. Slauiiu
secretary: meets at the corner OF Nazsnt AID
Dauphne streets Thursday night
rentl, wari-j A. XAVIER. president: ?. DeFr'..
vile, secretary: meets on FiTs; street. aeas libes.
Eleventh ward-Edvars Williams, president: =.
j. nalla:: secretary: meets at the corner .! sixth
and 81. Patrick streets Monday night.
Twelfth. ward-.A. Anderson, president: 2. =.
Falls, SECRETARY; meets At Jefferson Hal. Friday
night.
ioney. secretary: meets OF Ca,liz. between Chest.
M. and Camp streets Wednesday Night.
Fourteenth xard-Ei; Johnston. president: II.
Powell. secretary: Mee:s Oh Broadway s:.ee;
Tuesday night.
Fi!tes:.sh war:-A. D.;ron.. president: Charles
Hill. secretary: mee.s o. vslette street. aeas
Sixteea:i. "ard|j. :. Claiborne. president; a
Mscra:, secretary: meets a. she corner o: Adans
Seventeenth. ward. 3. stamps. president; r.
Oeive.. secretary nee:s .: the corner OF Camp
and 6ar:a st.ee.ss
g. 81 t-Er,, Secretary. ;Tls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
FOR SALE,

NOR SALE-3 farm SSJC a!S?S ON SH8
IL right bank OF eGe Mississippi siv.s, Tse IN ,ea
above Bayou Sara Tbs p,ace % N GOOD wsrbina
order and has a sroto Of c9rd agd cotton sow se
1t. She stock ali mules arc 70 excellent GSSdj-
tiOno Their. are eelOrgI farming au6 IaldeLa mp
dement's 70 socce s.t,S,.T sttivaIe the piacs The
crop OF . ris now Jhe pace WI % soGd sgere-
with II dessei The farm has a frontage op Gha.
stveS and contains 81 a! one hundred as5 sTensvo
tiye arpezts ,Mo-s o. lesse The houses, aSa,t4rs
and ou:5Sa;n2. arc IN good repaieo a.3s Gbeo
fencing has been bsbt recently put SIP The main
dwelling has fott tipe bedrooms and larxe diningo
yosufs GA Sas pace ar7 about twenty large pecal
tr.es. F9s seyais apd farther parsic1Jars Apply to
so F. HIGGINS
sed 3 No, 80 8aax psacAs
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Citizens Bank Of foni~inn ;i.-At Il regular
meeting: of Che Board ied Friday. the twenty.
eighth instant. Mr.. JAMES J. TARLEToS was
unanimously facted Cashier, in placs Of NJ. J. i.
Ociegy, removed.
JOHN q. GAINES. President.
Se@ Orleans. August g, 1871 ail3V sm
ISOLATION. New Orleans August Is. l37i.-At meet
!n.: of the Board OF Trustees, held Che abov.
CENT On the capital stock of this Association be
ana is hereby made in conformity with the charter:
and /: was turtle; resolved that meeting OF che
stockholders b. convened August 81, iaois at $50
p NJ. for proposed amendments.
By order u the Board OF Trustees.
a. L. BARNETT. Secretary.
2. J. Sf!YfsAT. Acting aui6 I'm
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e,iyS ASSESSMENTS
SeaiSca ao TGx.Pnyesso

2spAx.XgsP 02 ksseesqESgs.0
e'ioY Hal Room Is August To- 1893.
re ggfgSDsN.s WITH sAogjdsS SEVEN
oiee ordinance aambss seFeaf" -oBe, R4uno
istrafion Sesies. .iotiss 10 siereor <. son $bsa
the assessment s4 req So ate a,nG personal
nrooarte within shs ei9s, 9of 6hs gsar 1875
is now eomp,e9e, anS will he open Scr oqIspsce
sion and correct ion al she office OF the carl
OF ASSESSMENTS, ROOFS 3d. City Hal % sot a. ST. till
3 NJ Ssrudays ezeept''il, siurlGs Gh6rts o.ays
from he oats hereofo at which Sine ali eUmpiatntso
OF other excessive or onadsgustS asloesssieDtss
milS be considered
and sss-Y,aYesa are fleseby no1ltie3 60 aqGe1G 30
SheiS asse ssnfe'it, in person, app eaton i0e
the CORRECTION 81 assessments viii BE- entertained
by any Clerk sf shis department erHl4sp uasdo bY
the owneS 81 'AS ,roprrtS IL eser5oH, @s hy Chs
legally aishorizeJ agent Tbs osdee onuot be
strictly obeyeGo q. e STCRCKkS
au2h I'm Admin! stTae@9e
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER AND PLANS

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Sew Orleans, September o 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE
~ Undersigned, viii be received at this office uo
Z! MONDAY, Septemoer :, 1877. at IL A. NJ. for Glro
nish!ng 500 feet tmore or less) SQUARE TIMER
and 1O0oi feet lmore c. iess) SKIP YELLOW PINE
PLANK oe- the extension ot the Cror well st can.
81 p whs,e ,st the head of ST louis street faY
ment 10 be made il cash 90 eompletian % 6h@
contracts
Bids 30 Gea made according &c specfscs Siesa NOW
he il She ot.ce oi the City Surveyor.
Each bidder 1t deposit with the Ainsinis1fascP
OF Finance the SUN Of $50 il cash as guarantees
that he vii, abide by the All ud:catOu oil the CON.
tract If swartlei to him and accompany Sas Gsrq5-
tcate thereof with his old.
The SitS resocveS she rghe so felec9 ANY of 40
bids.
Proposals 90 bs Endorsed .'For Timber end &unao
Der 70 extend the Cromwell Steamship Wharf"
seS T. JAMES LhWlS Aiministrate2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

CcM~;yrGn FOE TR;AL.-5u!es Magnor
wa. examined 1I Juig. Long On the
charge .: killing Boyle. ala. Bell. a: the
hca: o: Es..iaIai. street. Accused was
eeat to the Superior Criminal Courc or she
c..arge %: murder. w:,hou: bail. John Early.
WHO was ~ as an accessory. was discharged.
Thomas Pickett. William Culiom and
William Henderson. charged with. as.s,!;
WITH dangerous weapons on Jules Magl.n.
with :nte'.. TO kill. jus: previous to the Kill.
ins of Boyle. were examined, and Pic:sec
aai Cai.on1 sent 20 the Crim.aa. Court.
Henderson was discharged.
Judge Miller sen. Mrs. n. Young 20 the
C..sn:na; c.ag: 90. insult. abuse and ee.sa.
t.a!.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.

Uslrzp STATES GASe Gpf CO. ?
Sew Orleans August 10 1874 {
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT THIS
~ office by Edward Webb against William Nor.
ris for abandoning his homestead entry, No. so.
dated March ls, 1859, upon the west half of the
northwest quarter and west halt OF the sou Invest
quarter of section tive, township eight south,
range thirteen east, in st. Tanmanv parish. Louis
lana with view to the cance iallon Of SAID entry
at this odica IN the fourteenth day of Sept enber
1874, at P. NJ, to respond and furnish ties menY
concerning sthld alleged abandonment
4. ". EOLBsOGK, Regi ste9o q
sAa ~ JULIAN Et[ILLE R-cri yer.
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY. s.vrEM..: .. 1874.

United states Commissioners Court
Before Commissioner Craig.
United States Commissioner II. n. FRS.
bic. exto-t!on in office Three Esw charges
mad. and warrants issued.
superior District court.
Z. r. Frazier -. William: + !e:.-App.!ca.
ton cor injunction 20 proven: the defendant.
constabi. y: the six':; ius':e. o: sac peace,
FROM. selling plaintiffs property.
Second District Court.
S,:cceas.ons o: Ellen Cullen. Angus.
Dcm;,er,.;. Pete: Hoe,z.!. =. ". Walker.
Enl:.t. 4. DesoI(ie and Fare q Ha1tev!ve.
widow .. Fa!!y De..gr. o.c:.::.
w ~ C.. S1h:en and E. A.:hse C.Mon.
tee pay ~ b: .:Eauc!pateG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

WIFI HAVE IT REMorELEo -!e..:sc.
Fire Company No. .? ha. q .ery exee!le..
steamer u: Baltimore manufacture. made
b. a firm witch has ceased 20 manufacture
su:ii machinery. The subjec: of tai. squirt.
II. has Sc agitated No. ., Cha: the members
concluded 20 have their engine :emode!eG,
Il: the expectation OF hope taa: she WI. a.
!ea.. tie the great throw Of Crescent NJ. 81.
She will 5e shipped 20 Baltimore. and when
"a. returns let al: :ireMen look out 70. Fun.
T-s company owns the machine.
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se6 10 l3+ FRANK SACE yR Eo@rR
Succession OF Pauline Bonseigneur.

GECOND DISTRICT CorRc FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, So s.: 93:--Notice il hereby gwen
to the creditors OF thls estate and al. other .se..
soEs herelE interested. to show cause within Sen
days from Che present Hss .icat ion il any e..t.v
have eau, WIN Che accoUn. presented isr Maze
REESE Nsoerna.:. ~idcT sf T. Gogisei ynetsy. s:s,:
:.stansesgy e.esstsiX .? this estate, shDl:s 40.
be hOmclosstea ans: approved an! s..s Ss.js So.
:yli.;itei il. accordance :...:sH :;!a,
Is o!d.c a: IL. Gauge.
se3s 10 FRANZ PACE sE,. g.e.,..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

S9.'GrIss Attacks ON A..ons.s G:..
SEAL FIELDS OFFICE ..-Oa .eye:a. Ucca.
eoona tine office OF Attorney Gene:a. fs-!.:
was Invaded as j; be- burglars :Eao az.
Sea:ed "a DE hunting :cs valuable papers.
O.s che second SnvasioH two men were AT.
yesresS Cog the crime. bu. the testimony
agails. then! was considered weak. a third
at.emp. wa. made soon at.-s ID. office was
saoSed into :he ST. i.u!. Hotel. although: i;
was wels known tina: :h. desks contained
10 documents Of such va:ue 8. :" !r';:c. :.
S:.:.: TO Zeal them. Aae:ae: at.ae.; was
suaia f:.iay n:ght, vixen ;I:a::a:s and
s.arers :yers hsaped Il: . i;rom.sc,.e,.s pie.
apva:sati-- w..i, this i.:.n::.n Of bei:.g set
gu fire. lii. office dos.. desks and ara4e:1s
Ia! bees. .:aken open ap..a:.a:!.v :r -
s..cus haa':. and file. Of newspapers we've
a!.et TO the heap 20 asss: . b,nii:-.
A. this Thin, had gr.w:: i.:cun's.cus.
Superintendent Badge. determined "a ..a-a
so:n.th!nc definite abcu. TIE matter Objects
booked az she case. and :h. genera: .onc.::.
s:o.: a:r!r.,; a: was tina: Coloas. FEEL. I.
ova ?e::e:. isaac BUSH. was III. :eTpe..a.
t,.. consequently isaac was place. Jude.
attest. an: given . ce!l 20 himse!: where
ea,r.s 80 ar.al: things will prove Useless.
and attempts 70 Get up d SENSATION u::e:::
sa;t hin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

f"ses:,isav.-Cerca;. 1isnicio"s c:.'::u.
stances. when combined. induced liz. "u.:.
era 8: Behan's distiier; TO b-'!ev. tL.a. the
private watehman. Murphy, was cha person
who set iire to their building on s.: te-d:.
u .ui street. Murphy was arrested. a:.i 81
affidavit is recorded against him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

4 y.E. BAD FALf.-.Lass c-c..s3 -.
l!tt:- girls. Eliza C,ndon an9 FRANCOIS,
Carrier. ons ieug and the other :ea years
Cd. were playing oa ga old s;1et; in cue
yard o: M. IL: ST. Peter stree. A'.hca:,
the. weigh: as email. IL wa Sufficient -
ca;:se Che shed 20 tai. witt: . cras... Bot.
ch! .lren we're caugh: ana neac!: crushed
- death. and j. IS no: likely t:at E...a Will
"a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

The 9ac2l.y o: she California Z University
aas adopted plan o. ioaning funds TO pcoe
students, which IA designed 20 do away
with shs system. Of nanua! LABOR hitherto
pssct.ced a: eas university.
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Succession of Bapti.,e Ries:erer.

GECOSD DISTRICT court FOR THE PARISH
~ ofOr.eans. No 50 as. ~Sotce is narebv given
10 the creditors OF this estate and 20 ali other PER-
sons h,gein interested, 10 chow cause withiL ten
DAYS FROM :he present aOtlicalicn, !? ssny eh-v
have OF can, why .hs account presented BY the
tutIix administering ehis estate should no. De
homoiogated ard approved and :lye Slsuis Sis.Soo.
Ited il accOrdauce enerewstlse
Sy order Ga sile CouSts
seq 10 I2t FRArE oiC& op e0erq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

Hicn MATER N THE New B.s:..-f:as:.
e..r winds were 80 strong aud steady Cor
eevera1 days shat Lake POn'chartrain w.
sierwent considerable Use. This filed IL.
New canal. so that vessels n ~ basin lock
a. i: they are abou: 90 sal! ou: .n:a the
streets. Tn. southern. breeze yas.erGa: and
las: a..hI changed the face OF things !:::.e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

Fortune Is now in pleasant fl,n1or.
Fortune ~ now in pleasant humors
SS.y'une il now IN pleasan. kumor,
&cd naS be courted with bsunteO-s
success
Sad noay 9e souytei witt: bcaa:eo::s
success
g9rsI SraY 5S couytet wit: 3ntn:ec,,s
SUCCESS,
81 insisting in the nexs s.ssie number
lottery
5:,S Sn.ss:ius il: the nsss Single rs,ubes
sottervo
go be siraw's on September -.
20 be drawn OFT SeptemiseS ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
GOVERs1IEaT Sale


THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DFFG. E0is SAFE
l. az public auction, aG tne aUc;j Jon Goom of tho
ST. Charles Hotel ia rfs rity OF New 3rleanRa
Louisiana, "Ia oNDAG, November 3 1874. at 10 Ae
ii. Che following described properly fo witt
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
~ said city IN the First District and ill she squaYs
bounded by GasYd dot Canal. Marais and yj,ler6
sheets. DIT 81 gLatsI BY che NoS. :? : snS D on
plan drawn 10y J. pile, surveyor. 0n the tnrs
nav 0t May. 1888 deposited in She Office L. Her
mas. late GotaSv public in said city with all shG
buildings ard improvements iherenp. auG prvs-
ieges and appurte nauees thereto belonging, being
the same property acquired f'v shs ynted States
from %slomas e har, tle collections Of todtD be
a:t .inls ana passed before An.scv Here. 5gs
no:ar7 ?si', ss.-i city ;,ss aittesD6 soy "
Mar : D. 1851.
TaSG4S-C@s.s ~ she sIne Of sale
BLUFERD TiisOSs
Soliciior % tile 1t4sa;STEo
sraaitjg.to.s 70 e.. Julv Is 1868
81 vi:tus Gs sl.- authority and .iiTecSi@fs Ef@n8
The Hon. Bufurd wilson. Solicitor OF ts.,5 treasure
the Gsited States o. America gives ins this day
sniougl. :. r. Beef with. giifed States aGr6rnep
to: tho Dis:gi.t sst Louisiana fog and lcaJf OF
this said solicitor OF che Treasury, 4, :fS @IeieS-
st,net:, i'cense'i a.et osesr, w!I expose chs asayA
described property sor sale ar p6Dc % tjes irg
she aucrioH 30 she st Sasres tn;.,J 10 ghs
CITY OF New Orleans. ss:S seeS.s ole: e %soyGCeo
Der. 1883. at !s a. u.
SeyGa flash on a+jS1ii"a9 ss?T.
&. N. MONTGOMERY. !aflesiesgspSFo
SveS 3H2 Il 2e 70 eeJ ] 70 s.i.2 10 2