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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND UNREsERvED
s
to "Mn and drive nothing tut the best and fastest that
oS SS'" rM5Es1Sy q 5ySSsfyp cn.s pAY. JANUARY IL AT
STABLE HT 70 iS = o'cIoHK. SMe 'PE6s Ps6sFT FTThhh
astsn showed pressps @ owner sssy and repeated S
s"ss
w . ana na o oSs 2o nse or with
iossrs ox"aa Sy So A%ssa @ spragao %
":; Sss s
either single or double and warranted sound and
teams; teams TIC 5ssS: shsy have trials sss TO-
pie cray @ ana rSa riss
SYKES, = $isxsnasr. AtasIsS; wa: broken ana ana
csF ssss snow a%S 'Gsf h.s
sna % pounds
cs a% az fo oI sy 10 rVs and
and Kind yauaSie track. road Or family mare .'
A;s hS s Sa%s SS
Orange county when years old ana mas never had
cssonsliy driven on Prospect track always to road
wagon: he was timed last summer on Prospect Park.
dozen responsible gentlemen Of Brooklyn. who can be
referred 70 Is an elegant DRYER steady, safe ami rca
and KIND he %
gentleman who drives him that he can beat 2:3o han
sf Bay oss Hs ls SEsf Hf s$
and raiscd at Versailles, KY sired by Alexanders Nor
year ola record Of 1886; Is rich stylish booded ap:
he fastest rocrs csrryinx two men 10 ro"s wagon 10
the city oan beat 2D on track and warranted 10 trot
o. % O % rGG s xPsa and s " than
Also all the nne Wagons Harness, &c.
N. B-Ths Is the choicest collection Of genuine Arst
drivers pure gated, and either Is trot
as as as and full waFrsntoS
reservation OF 4: Jos W." T. WHITEWATER Aucuec
AN IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE AUCTION sALR
"A Of nHS esh bSsd kSaa nnS E9mIE HprSea
:1sf SSp sSS%pw%S
To close the estate of the late j. Edwards. tho exec
Sa
An extrs Wish dark bay road and saddle Geldng.
wagon; warranted sound and kind.
old dark brown ana chestnut; sired by Morgan show
bigh blood; and resolue step and act like
horse: rotted milc IN 80; stand without tying are
sPEED wXRRHETED~Patchen Colt. dark bay. l,A
n and & and 70 @
Also top and open Wagons single and double Harness.
Robes Blankets % ss sr A. n sSls usfvs sxecurx
L. JEROME FOSTER, Attorney.
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AMUsEMENTszsrcosD A pAcE-EiGh and sixth columns
rtssrsais column
and fourth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-srcoxU PAos-
sRooSSRiIE9iss '0lSnn kEHt ESTATE FOR sALE-s.oorD
ssyyss1ssSsss and .,,,
CITY RAJ ESTATE FOR sALE-srcorD PAor-First
cLEkks AND sALEsMLN-rwrlrn PAOr-rinh
1sB
S sslsS' and
s0s col
BESHSS S1SsRs r4TsH ss a 'f% AND
syS%m
SSsisHED SS Ev ES5ss S TO LET
SECOND PAGE-second column.
ksES column
uzLf s0S ant sS"sn COL
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. Ac.-ynsr PAer-rhlrd and
a 6es%s
LOST AND FoUND-fRsr AGE Second column.
HACHINERY--FIRsr PAGK-FOurth column
MARBLE MANTELS-ELEvESTH PAGE-Slxth column.
r.o.
MIsCELLANEOUS-EL ELEVENTH PAex-stxth column.
NEW column
PERSONAL,-FIRsI PAcE-Frst column. .
PIANOFORrES. ORGANS. &C.-,EcoND PAGx-Fourth
POST SFHiGE sorlcs-KL.vr.-H rAc.-Four.h col.
HssfHY4 fHs@
TwrLrrH PAGE-Fou-th column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT KcoND PAcE-Frsi column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGR-Frst
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxcoNp PAax--Frst column.
1EWARDs-EIssr PAsE-seoond column;
arrUxfi0Ns Neutrality-suspicious. PAos-
First second third and fourth columns
S1TUATlONs WANTED-MALaS-TwxLrrn PACE
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FlRsr PAsx-second and third col
sPoKTiNG-DoGS BIRDS. Ao.-P,nsr PAox-Third
THE TRADES-TwELvrn PAos--Stxtb column
fuE rURF-FIRsr IAGk-Th rd column
70 LET fOR BUSINESS PURrOsES-SrcoND PACE-
Second
TRAvEILERs' GUIDE-F,xsr PAcs-sixth column
UNFURNISUED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sccond column.
WANTED TO fURCHASE-ELEvENTu PAcH-Sixih
WEsTCH ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND rAcE-Frst column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14

LIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship CORTES, Captain Freeman. will leava
ptcr No North River on saturday January lG atyr.
H. Freight received daily Through given to ai-
weston indianoa, RocKport or Aranxas Wharf, Brazos
Santiago, St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage, si0s
steerage SIS For freight pa ssage apply Ia ~
CLARK 4 SEAMAN =, Vast etrnnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14
BENNETT BUILDING.
ID EMMETT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LIT.

RgXNErr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LIT
DIRECTORY.
Hoomx BASEMENT.
I-Lawrsnce Co.. Bankers
Sc: 3 E Z: gSG21i s%g, 1ss sssi's%f:: ssss:
Edwin l. rricn. Cigars
s-Baum fricdmaR G;l lsI ya,!os. grorv
0n't Very os1RsSso ssRSoS5 !cE sn1sn: sfa: ard Insurance.
l-MeMahon Morse. LAWYERS
4 : {Buek!nEsls~, s!dos6sn IsS;i.S:r LaTysr:
s-Crmpbell Palmer, LawysrA
Meade q Rockwell, Lawyers.
s-koSthx western Life fell, Insurance COMPANY
s}-Toict
III Charlton T. Lewis secrctary
A@HcCarthy @ Chalmers Lawyers
=. Ferguson. Lawyer
iss'asssa.1 ss as!!ifi'GS ?iiiaS sfsss af;ssss''a
= pessrieS IT. issS's cardwsil. cca%yssi Lawyer.
Hanson, Lawyer.
IS6eridan. bonynge, Cochran ana Mc..wcu. stcno.
@Efi;Sa Bic siSoper Real Real, l,sssatA Estate
'-Si;Ess ssS.ss ssl'fS;; s;f: fs's Is%sera
g, Matthews, Lawyer
FT Gardener Garden Lawyer
puraeF. Lawyer.
|-wiiSinson retcrs Trustees Of Esate o! White.
Z -sso %ooarua, 4 s%ofs' Ts~SsT rS%''f'
Nv. X. Berstolz, Civh Engineer.
Pelham and I'Esef:ifi EShE$H si5fAa sTSE4 Company
Essar Sechun' aa.t AesistsS saSsffs Is Bankruptcy
:, S Ssars NsSHHr.i NeSis. EaMy;eE w; E'"'''
NSS, Soa1sI SSItnn Lq%ysr; Esyy:r
!. EusslsI: t&%Sss Iawsss
4 k.n:,I u cEalI g
u asssi sssins : e CROOK. r.wysr.
Pnrroy ButzeL lawyers
+Sisry. d sSSSHi" $siis4 ks4sSsa ssRsncs. Lawyer.
~ hS'fhi Z, %iilla%s Ha~Ys1; lawyer
M-c. i. Glover Lawyer
x Lockwood Crosby. Lawyers
~ FIFTH sToRx
IL; s;uH1d sn!amSrs; !, S, La LswEss; Sss:,u.
%skc%1n : ainns Lawyers
s}F.s. Winchester. Lawyc.
Esl'sh EsTsH : : fiseS. rsis Lawyer.
s-nasea snfsS ssaMsT. sieisspn. Lawyer.
,s-soe! y Tor Reformation of Juvenile Dc!:n qu.tt
D-S IL Steele % Lawyer.
j. 4. Lydeckcr. Rea! Estate
C. X. I.ylecker, Lawyer.
III. r. j. A. Reed, Lawyers
l2-Byrne Everett Co, Lawyers
x Walsh. Halbert and Eckerson Lawyo-A
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Tow nsh end. Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Ienderson Benedict, Lawyer.
2. Logan, Scotch Granite &c,
SO. w. Carpenter. Lawyer.
a Otis 7. Hail Lawyer.
6j P Webster, Lawyer
.. q. Lyddy. Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, lawyer
" John l. knight
~ JanitOr
81 Hodges MecKcr Lawyerl
o} S. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton, Accountant
Smith Dean. City surveyors
OlG. W. Van SicIen, lawyer
u}T. H. Baldwin Lawyer.
II Charles u. Barrow. Lawyer
y Ucnry A. Gidersleeve, Lawyer
Ht q. r. Darlington. Lawyer.
u. w. Toupkins. Lawyer.
r. N. Miner. Lawyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

I,rDuCRD RATEs-FoR roRr ROYAL AND FER.
III nandina. Fla. Steamer vICKSDUkO will san or
Wednesday, January Is from pier NO. North River for
rairoad via Augusta. Ga Ihk Is the only direct line
to Florida Tho following through rates tor freight have
been csta abshed Savannah and Charleston, TO take
efect mmcdiately:-Frst class ~ ccnts second CLASS
nth class, ~ cents sixth class, 10 cents
uRRM. 0ELPCkE. Agent No. 3Wtuiam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps.


EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Al RASxFT
sSEaSMAR JAN i i sTnaIEs,4i g
hamburg % and ali points in England Scotland 1p0d and
tirst cabin n9gs4 upper s1,SSn s,n"" seo
ns caoin, owos s'ioon' 81
KJSdaxa6Tz CO, q; B aIiIxa6. Bois,.
81 Broad street. New YOrk. q Broadway. NewYork
YORK rs SrsAsTaIr saI.TGE asSEAsD EsSF DIRECT
Ths steamers Of this line will sail from pier is East
GEEAr WESTERN. Captain windham, Wed. Jan. 70
caS1 s 1 res
'uHlrSasy HUps q shs sssSa iSssa sosi Street
". D. MORGAN. Agen.
MOST DIEEoT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
M Holland Belsiu%Ro ths fskbAs EHRss Switzerland &C.
s'samsr sisamsr cAtsNb
Thess bsaStpl steamers carrying the Uned States
FSS1s ssslf EpY S ss;S. OF passage NORRIS
General Agents 81 Broadway.
ss,%ss sREsas captain
5s"fs % ss sa e" sss
fSowsd by s,eSm,p AMERICA. Captain Ae Lmon
RATES Of PASSAGE SsE2rs T9 LONDON. HAvRE AND
FIRST Caoln gold SlyO
sfss@ags sssSna CABIN. g
For freight or passage SDYS SDDYPxSisSSus e co ..sn,,
NATIONAL LINE-NOTICE,.
b. The nS us se s has wsys been adopted
TO PTRhasrowN tHm SsTs spd asp q S0EiS TISEkf5o ss
ENGLAND. ata,day, JAM = $50 NJ
san'Sfassy ssS EsS s. d
ITALY. FoR LONDON SSiisnEday' SisTaT' Feb a0srA
r.Ssss Sssa
s % s s o % 81 S rates
p A1s rI5SSu sgHassyH sss
The elegant Clyde butirOn steamships will sail rom
6SksDSsp Sapsn MI'iPn
from Eagle sasPs s 81 is0 FxssSsi s IS asSsisa
a s.oHd M gd
st' 5s% h'GHs
General sss s'Rs t. aSay1n SA0HoD
LIMITED STATES % NAIL AK LSEosTEAx yE as TO QUEENS.
from eas''ss nlsr sS'SS q North sS'isss ssssr.
pessaa Captain a5'Ss fs1"asy
sHSs :, o%s,t Sns at low %
Passengers booked to and rom Paris .;amburg, Nor.
and sweden &c. Drafts q. ireland. EnRland.
France and Germany at love-. rates Apply to
WILLIAMS 4 GUION, ~ Broad way,
4a s's SA.1Sstpssr sssAAsar COMPANY OF
Weekly Mail steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
calling at Queenstown
sssy :% fs,S:s ana
*; ;KESlLwoRrH.. an y iITISoIs .:....-.ssA ::
PENNoYLvA Jan. % INDIANA. Is
PRICES or PASSAGE, IN CUR tF:NCY.
=. Cabin 175 TO SlOO, according to accOmmoda datiOna
Stecragc and intermediate tckcts to and from all
points Mt the lowest rates
Steamers marked with star do not carry Interme-
diac.
Passenger accommo iations for all classes unsrr-
passed. Ample attendance Is provided Every steamer
carries surgeon and ste ardess.
These steamers are supplied with life RATS in addition
to the usual life boats and life prescrvcrA
Through tcke and through bills OF ladiny issued be
tween all prominent poluts
For passage rates Of tregnt anu other Information
apply to GEO. W COTTON, Agcut
~ Broad street New York.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent
No Battery place, Now SOrK.
PETER WRIGHT )NS, General Agents
3W Walnut street. Philadelphia.
richardson, Spence 90, Liverpool.
N j. Cummin Bros. Queenstown.
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CTkAMsHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANrJ-
- tics Of printing will dnd 1t advantageous De nj with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESrABLISnMENE
OF work sod. while In prompncss ncancsl
and cheapness II offers special Inducements Bills of
Ladng shipping Receipts Tickets ManiicsS Passengcr
Lists, Circulars, Posters Cards. waybls and every
special form used IN the transaction of business care
fully prepared and printed.
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(l'DONOvAN NROSSA.-CuEAPEsTP PASSAGE OFFfCl
" iu Now York k-Stcamers every day for Cork. Liver
pool Derry and Glasgow. Drafts pay Mble overywhcre
Northern Hotel corner Corilandt and West streets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CuMPANy,S LINE
for PLYMOUTH. CHERB0URG and HAMBURG
Jan. %
Rates of passage 10 Plymouth London Charbo1rs
hamburg hamburg and all points in England Scotland and
First cabin, upper saloon, gold eold...........,sIo sIo)
s"A"o"'
KUNHARDT 4 CO., G. B RICHARD ioiS'' -
General Agents. General Passcn nger AvanfS
81 Broad street New YORK. 6i Broadway. NewYork.
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o1QN 000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF
O4OU.UUO. Cuba. s4SO0O0 to be distributed Jan.
uary ia Prizes cashed. Tickets at reduced prices Cir
BATES 4 CO.. 1856 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14

(NREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NaW YORK TO BRI STOL EN0LAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is Ea II
River as folows:. ' ~ A"''
GREAT WESTERN, Captain windham, Wed, Jan. ID
ARAGON Captain Lymos. ........ Saturday Feh 6
currency; excursion tickets $l3l w."
Apply TO the agent 10 South street
W. D. MORGAN, Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
Two PllicA Courts.

In years past, before our city grew into
its present proportions or was so fully
AmericaniAed as now, the system of petty
courts was crude, md continued so up to
this date. When that portion above Canal
street swelled into little city by itself it
was necessary to institute another municipal
court, principally for Americans. Then
Lafayette, City OF Jefferson and Carroll ton
had their own courts, and when, finally,
those suburbs were taken into the great
corporation those little tribunals were not
abolished. Things have changed, and there
no longer remains any necessity for the
existence Of such burdens. We have five
municipal police courts, and two Justices of
the peace, who possess powers greater than
former recorders did. As retrenchment and
reform are in order, many citizens hope
and expect to see the extra session Of the
Legislature adopt bill row before it to
bring the number Of police courts down to
two--one above Canal street and one below
that thoroughfare. by passing this bill
much time and money viii be saved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
AnEseE,cEis.

Theatrical amusements in this city have
now concentrated to q single point OF inter
est The Academy of Music is uncivaled
in it's entertainments. Tonight Mr.. }. j..
Wallace will again appear as "the Man
from America" and on Monday evening the
strong drama Of 'Lcst in London" will be
produced.
At the Opera House, on Tuesday evening,
the performance will DO for the benefit OF
the fayorite first tenor, NJ. Chelli, when
will be sun g the grand opera of the "Jewess."
with the beneficiary az A!ea-er. the jew.
Upon this occasion NJ. Gadilhe will sing the
role of Leopold. aud Mile Teoni that of
Rachel, for the first time.
At the Fair Grounds to day will come oil
the grand festival to be given by the hre
companies Mississippi No. and st. Bernard
No. |. The rogranme of sports is pub
lishea at length in advertisements. facing
dancing, bace ball playing and fireworks 20
IN make I'D tho entertainment. Ladies and
children will find free admission. Gentle
men will go in on tickets liable 20 draw
prize. Those who do not care to enloy
themselves or capture gold watch and
chain for fifty cents can stay away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

EDIIOR kEpt BLTEAN.
We hail it as the dawn Of new lie Tor
Louisiana that onr Representatives, in
Legislature assembled, havo had their at
tention directed TO the passage Of an act
which VIII exempt from taxation manuia c.
tories of whatever kind. We hope they
may 20 still farther il the good work, and
offer bounties to those who will come
among US with their capital and skill TO aid
in lifting rs out o. our present absjlU tely
anomalous condition.
Who can doubt THAI ii manuiac tur in
We're introduced and encouraged, and the
labor OF the country sufficiently diversified
so as TO give employment TO every variety
Of labor and skill, the moral, social and
financial condition of our population would
be vastly improved Every manufacturing
as.abl!,5ment would open a new mark ct,
and become tie centre OF a commercial
circle. Ia changing the perishable
an; heavy raw material by the pro
cess OF consumption ard reproduction
into more permanent aat valuable forms,
employment would be given 10 idle and up-
productive hands: all the means Of com for.
and wealth would be produced, and our
present dependence upon other sections
Tor almost every article IL daily use would
forever cease. We fancy VIC .can see the
smile Of ;leriqon which Inrst pass over he
contented countenanCa o. the prosperous
ruanutac turer residing in far distant con r
,nunity, male rich and Independent by
diversified pursu;tS, as he enters his orders
from the Crescent City for cradles, tin cUps,
coffee pots, soap. candies starch, wooden
ware, machinery, rope, rather, tV!ne,
wagons, boots and shoes, ZION safes, cotton
yarn. cutlery and collins Estimate at a
glance the prime cost Of this raw ma tel ial
out Of which these useful articles are made
ana compare that with their 70 -. when
thew are returned to Us for sale with ths
added cost Of manufacture, and who can
fail to perceive the true cau7e CT Northern
wealth and Southern poverty
Our situation as q communicating
section is mainly attributable 10 our pas
condition of slavery, which, by engenderine
an aristocra,ic feeling among the wealthy
as in Rome and Greece, caused manufsc
turing and all the mech anic arts to b:
regarded as essentially servile and IN
| worthy the attention OF treemen. Whil'
the cause has happily passed away, tb'
effect still fingers in our midst; but we mus
rice in our might aco shake il of withou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, APRIL IT, 1875.
Superior District Court,

State ex rel. Attorney General vs.. Charles
Clinton, State Auditor.-Rule to dissolve
the injunction filed by Z. l.. Person, E. +.
Herwlg ct al. dissolved.
Warner Van NOrden va. Leeds g. Co. ct
al.-Petitioner alleges that according to an
act passed on the twenty second of May.
1877, before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary pub
lie, the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal Company transferred to him all their
rights aud privileges in the drainage for the
city of New Orleans. That in compensation
for the work 81 done by him he receives
from the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrants on the Administrator Of Finance,
to be paid out of the drainage fund.
That the said Leeds &, Co., have
SEIZED and garnisheed the warrants in the
possession of the city of New Orleans in con-
sideration of a iudsment rendered in a suit
entitled Leeds & Co vs. Mississippi and
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company, Of
this court, and no further alleges that said
Leeds g. Co. are interfering in his bust
business and stopping him from completing
the draining of the city of New Orleans.
Wherefore he prays for writ of in auction
restraining said Leeds & Co.. and the
civil sheriff from further proceedings in said
seizure and garnishment, ami prays Tor
damages for the sum OF $1,000.
Injunction granted on bond Of $1,000
Superior Criminal Court.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
State Vs. Stata Cruz and EeIrilues, grand
larceny.
State VS.. Manuel OrJuna, Antonia Perez;
grand larceny.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapons-WilEaln
Vim.
SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons-N iliLam
VIM, IS or two days Parish Prison.
Second District Court.
Succession o. John Joseph Para
Third District Court.
p. Z. Canonge Va. Cecilia Miller, his vile
Divorce granted from the bonds Of matr
moDy on the fourth Instant.
Fourth District Court.
Nicholas Theodore vs.. Germania National
Bank-Action on supposed forged check
The opinion of the expert who picked the
check ont Of $50 others being that ii was
forged, there was Judgment for pialn.itt for
Epi2 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Frids , ~ @ns,; ran his car over little girl
R,'ay evening, has surrendered himse,f
Han. Jaws, Philip Jones and Fanny
h v Tna were yesterday remanded to prison
H. ale aled from the wounds he received.
dsv ca m p,red In the Charity Hospital yester.
yohn Vidal Travelled around severa, davs
I I1Io!e ne found the right person to tala
f Gim N out OF liberty. Detective ]. Dumas
aoena MN selling lottery tickets. ana now
q nne OF 20 must be paid or Somebody viii
''I R,i ~ prison longer than is pleasant.
bridget Crane hangs her hooks in the
"a sIlsn rrson: She was arrested at the call
.. John Hennng who asserts that She is =
burglar having fclouiously entered Tho
residence No. Ga st. Oh .rles street. Frday
hight, and stole lot OF goods.
u vallse marked j. c. w., Yves. Baton
tEouge; was found lying around louise in
Earroli Ton, by Mr.. Stubs, who dropped II
INTO the police stationhouse.
William Sheridan and George Talbot are
wanted IN Tigerville to tell what they know
ABOUT d burglary. officer Roach pointed
OUT the road to the Algiers calabcose.
wall at No. liz Market street. several
tlmes reported by the police as in a bad
ec9ndl,lon, fell yesterday morning, catching
Mr.; William Brown under it. HIS Jeff arm
ana right ankle We're broken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

J means. favored postponement, that the
! new members might have an opportunity
| to consider the matter.
The II otion to postpone was lost by a tie
vote.
Judge Dibble accepted an amendment by
| Mr.. Billings.
Mr. Shaw objected tina: tue resolutions, as
| violating the rules in liking different time
| tor the opening Of the schools, were ont Of
| order. violation OF duty, ard of the State
T law relative to the beginning and end of
contracts. Teachers were elected for one
year, and now the board proposed to end
| the year two months earlier. The way W as
plain one to reduce expenses, but not by
| this resolution.
Judge Dibble. said the law was not viola
ted. as employing teachers at an annual
salary. did not make contract for year.
lie was familiar with the question in every
aspect and considered the resolutions the
only remedy
Mr.. Pinchback said this was the only
teachers.
Mr.. Carey wished TO save only two
months by opening the schools septem Der
/, but received no second.
Mr.. Hartzell said the teachers were the
ones W no bore all the burdens. Furn;shers
OF supplies either got greenbacks or made
estimates for discounts. But it was always
the teachers who suffered. The resolution
also was hasty. and other means ought to
be tried before the teachers were taxed.
Judge Dibble said iurnishers of supplies
| were paid after the teachers. He calle,i
the previous question
The resolutions were then voted OIL. as
follows;
Resolrcd, Tha. the contracts with the
teachers now ia the employ OF the board be
and are hereby terminated from and after
the thirtieth day vi June NEXT.
Adopted. II to g.
Resotecd, That the schools, when closed,
at the end OF the present term. shall remain
closed until the first Monday in October.
Adopted, "A to 8,
Resoleed, That Oh the reOpening Of the
schools in October the present teachers
shall, if they so desire, be reappointed to the
positions as teachers which they now re-
spectively occupy.
Adopted, 9 to- s.
The president resuming the chair stated
he would appoin, the standing committees
at the next meeting.
Mr.. Shaw, OF the committee OF teachers,
submitted report which went over.
The board then took a recess unit. Mon
day.
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AUCTION SALES TO-MORRow

m CONSTABLE W. c. SWEET, at u o'clock. q,
the Courthouse, Agers, mule, COWS and cali.
By sBERlFF WAGGAMAN. at lols O'Clock, a. No.
2 Csrondelet street. cor tents Of a hat store
Atl2 o'clock. 1T Merchants and Auctioneers,
Exchange, a lot with buildings on Gssod, be-.
tween Baronne and Philippe streets: same on
front, between Canal and Crossman streets
same on Bourbon. between st. Louis and Ton.
louise streets; same on Webster avenue. in
square bounded by Peter, Washington and
Alex streets; portion Of ground fronting on 81.
Charles street. Peter avenue and Octayia
street. At O'Clock, at Nc. % Baronne stree,
contents OF saloon.
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further delay If We ever expect to become
an independent and prosperous people.
Something more than the petty profits Of
agriculturists, middle men and common
carriers must be earned and remain in this
community. We can not go on selling raw
material at small profits and buying else
where all the necessaries OF life. There is
ultimate ruin in such course, and the
sooner We see the folly OF it and adopt a
different plan the better will it be for
Louisiana. OBSERVER.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPCR-
TaTICN.

O,~u1cr CfsIEP QuART8RMas1rR,
Department of Texas.
San Antonio, Texas, April ). 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICArE. WILL
~ no received at this Office until II A. NJ, SAT
URDAY May y, 1875. az which tine az d place they
will be- opened to do the bauling on Routes Nos l.
ard >, in the Department OF Texas, Tor the fiscaa
year end ng June 30, 1876.
The proposals and conditions on the same
routes ard under the same conditions those OF
last year, yeept Route No. does not include In
dian Territory
Blanks and information can be obtained from tho
Guar termaster at Fort Brown. San Antonio, Aus
TN. Den ison Texas and at New Orleans, st. Louis
and Chicago. s. b. HOLAbIHD.
aplo ct Chief Qnartermaster