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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ALPHONSR PESsOU,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 37.7S

RX G: DE fERIET Z CO;JoHN 9.
SATURDAY August H. 1875. at twelve o'cicck r., It
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchapge, Royal
street, between Customhouse and Canal streets,
order lo@ the Hon L. Tisset Judge Of the sen e.
end District ,1 Court fog the parish q Orleans dsssd
vs. fS Sfs'1s s as5RSs ..u
square bounded by Louisa Clouet. Robertson and
Of square No: q. said lots measure. American
measure. each 81 feet front on Louiss street, by
rec Of sna ns
the buildings and improvements therson. situated
the Third District of this city in squa bounded
streets. Said lot measures 20 feet inches font
ON st. Claude street, by ITO feet in depth, all French
). AEERTA1N SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in
the Tbird District of this city, in the square,
bounds BY Agriculture. Industry and Ms:hifde
lots numbered irum ore to elev. n inclusive. Lot
$780, ~, forming ~ corner Of Mands and Industry
sse ssIes 9 IN feet a'i1 ro SsS a.
Matmlde street, BY li9 feet IN depsb.. Let No, II,
streets: .apd measures 81 feet inch line front
on Mathilde street, by ils feetan depth.
Terrns-One third cash on che spot, aud the bal
ance on credit OF one and two years, in notes or
coupons Of the purchasers. bearing eight per cent
interest per annurn from the date Of untifpaid
and secured by vendors privilege and nbrtgaee on
the property sold; the purchaser or purchasers tn
cause the property sold to be insured in one of
the solvent insurance companies of this city until
full and final payment of said notes or cotpons
and to transfer the policy of said insurance to the
hoi9er or holders Of said pOtes: and finally to pay
all lawyers fees which fses are ixed at five per
cent Oh the amount sued for in case of suit for
the recovery of the amount OF said notes or cOu
pons. or any part thereon a2d tcassume beyond
and above the price Of Adjudication the spay ment
OF all the taxes for the year 1875 payable In 1876
Acts Of sale at the expense Of purchasers. before
Eusebe Bouny, notary public iy924 81 an4 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,

United States VS.. One Copper soili, etc.
IN TIE UNIiED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
District OF Louisiana, No. 7446.-In obedience
to a warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit. l have seized aud taken into
my possession the following prOpeItv, the
New Levee street. viz:
One Pump and Hose, one Worm one half barre!
Rum sixty emVty Cedar Barrels, fourteen enuptv
hoSsheads, ETC., Is per inventory on file in ths
office, now ibeled BY the United States for the
causes set forth in the libel pending in the
Circuit Court Of the United States.
Aad Do hereby csts md sdponish the owner or
having or pretending to have any right, title
OF interest in or 70 the same to be and aPpear ct
Circuit Court Of tne United Sates. for the distict
On the third Monday In August, TO show cause, II
any they have Or can, Why the said propert,
prayer Of hbelAat.
uMl11 States narshalo olReo, uow Orlsans
JAY II, ls5&
Jyf1 II au7 10 Unlted States 1AEshAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
By q. De Ferret q Co.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS DACIER,
Second District Court tor the Parisk of Orleaps-
No. 38O74.

RY q. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN q. MON
~ rose Auctioneer-Od1ce No. so Royal street.
SATURDAY August 81 1875, ct twelve o'clock NJ,
ct the Merchants and Auctioueers Exchange,
Royal street. between Cust0mhOuse and CANA
streets, will be 60 ct public auction, BY virtue Of
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated July g. 1875. the following described prop
city. for account OF said succession
CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND situated in tho
Secoud District of this city, in the square bounded
BY Marais. Bienville; Where and CONT streets.
Said lot measures 81 feet II inchee lines Don't on
Marals street, by 81 feet IL inches ~ lines in
depth, between equsl and parallel lines together
with the very handeon1s family residence and at.
containing three rooms, stair landinG, kitchen
containing two rooms, two cisterns hydranr, fruit
trees, privy, etc. The yard 10 paved with brick.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale befere John Laresche. ut - expenss
OF the puechaser. jyl7 81 au7 IA 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

WEEKLY HOKyUARr REPoRr.-Or. s. e.
Russell, secretary of the Board Of Health,
reports the following numssr of deaths in
che city ef New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sundsy, August 1. at 6P. r.:
One Of albumiuuria, 9 of angmia, Of
4ngins peotoris, 2 Of a9oplexy, of chro4ic
bronchitis, 4 of burns, OF cancer, of C n
Ger Of tho faoe, of cancer Of the womb, 3
Of cholera infautum, 6 of congestion Of the
byain, of constipation of the U0wels, II of
ponsumption, 8 Of infsBtile commissions. 2
Of adult debility, of infantile debility, l
Of delirium tremens, 4 of chronic diarrhea,
I of drOpsy, 2afowned, OF dyseutery. Of
chronic dyssatery, 3ef diphtheria, of cpl
lepsy, 9 Of entero colitie, 9 of congestive
fever, S OF scarlet fever, of malaria al fever,
Of castro ep toritis, 4 Ofshemorrhage from
womb. l of disease of heart, of hemiplegia.
6 of hopping cough. of hydrophobia, 2 of
inflammation of the brain. l Of fhtf animation
of the kidneys, 3 of inf animation Of the
lungs, of Inflammation of the pleura, of
inanitiOn. 4 of infantile marasmus, l of
measles, :! OF meningitis, 2 of premature
birth, :. Of rheuWatism. I of scrofula, of
softenipg OF the brain, of sntfocatiOns of
suicide. of teething, Of iris nascentium;
total 1876. Number inferred from public, in
situations, II; on certificate Of coroners,
Il; on certificate of inidwives, 4. In addi-
siOn che above IA stilIborn children we're
sep0rted in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW ELlzABE1A DARCY.
Second District Court for. the Parish of OrleanH-
No. 81 $685.

- MonrOse. AuctioneeI-Ofice MOI so Royal
streetISATURDAY, August Il, 1873. 1t twelve
change ROYAL street. between Custombouse and
Canal streets. will be sold by public auction, by
virtue Of an order from the Hos. A. L. TitsOf
Judge of the Second District C0urt for the parish
Of Orleans, dated July 8. 1875. the following de-
scribed property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city in the square
bounded by Apollo, Euterpe Bacchus and Terpsi.
chOIe streets designated by the No. 6 of square
No SO. Srd lot measures French measure, 20 feet
front on TerpsichOre street by l20 feet il depth.
between equal and parable lines.
TeTms-Cash on the spot
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser be-
fore Tn. BuissOn, notary public.
ALSO,
SATURDAY, August Ia. 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at No. 50
Royal street
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
EITCRk. jy9 10 "a 81 auT IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
The Perique Crop.

We copy. the following from the st. James
Sentinel ofVuly 90:
From Micoel MARTA, of the Indian Chief
perique Tobacco plantation, at Grand
Point, we learn shat the tobacco crop in
that locality has been gathered, dried, and
put in press, and is now undergoing the
curing process, preparatory to putting it
into csriotes. He estimates the yield much
larger than the average, and the qualitS
very fine. There is q growing dispositioh
o. - part Of perique tobacco growers and
iAaaufssturers to put up thsir tobacco in
PACKAGES, varying from too ounces to Two
pound3., instead Of four pounds - hSretS
fQeA II they are auccesafnl in making q
fine . quality by this plan, the result viii
be an increased dema66 f6f THE y6pulsr
brad q tebeeees ~ greater proats In il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
CONSTABLES'. SALES,

j. DOuglassgs. sarah GOOdsichy same vs..
samt same vs.. tame-SrcOn1 Justice Court
for the Parish of Orleans, Nos 72O, ~ and 722
DR. VIRTUE OF THREE WRIrs OP PIEaI FACIAS
ID to ms directed bv the Hon. w. H.: Holiness
SECOND Justice of the Peace for the parish of Or
lean1 10 tlo shove stated suits, i will pr0l,Sed
to Ell ct public auction. at my warehouse No.
26O Poydras street SATURDAY, August :, 1875,
at twelve o'clsck M
LpT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
neNed u the above stated suits.
TerusyCash % the spot.
jy2s aul r EJOhN cCORMICK. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
Rechter's Hamlet.

Mr.. Fechter is more celebrated in H0nalel
than any other actor now before the pub
lie. He is oftener forced into bankruptcy,
and oftener becomes suddenly indisposed
than any other leading actor. The Toronto
Globe records strange performance which
recently took place in that city. Such an
entertainment was never before seen in a
theatre, and never ought to be seen again.
The bills announced Hamlet" and the
cast included Mr.. Fechter, +. G. Bangs.
Harry Langdon, Vining Bowers. Liz
ziess Price. and other artists we'll
known to the public. The curtain
did not ring up until near nine o'clock, and
then Mr.. fechter, dressed as the prince,
came forward and commenced to tell how
he had been treated in Montreal. Just
then disturbance behind the scenes was
heard, and tho the great tragedian said
something about Bangs. whereupon Mr..
Bangs, dressed as Horoho, appeared to
hear Mr.. Fechter say that gentleman had
refused to play unless back salary was i'm
medistely paid him. Some sparring be-
tween the two occurred, and Mr.. Bowers, in
Polo,ius' clothes, came out and said he
was willing to 60 on and trust the
great actor. MIR. Bangs stated that
Fechter conld pay ealaries if he would
and then Miss Price, who is the wife of
Fechter, said Bangs could not be believed.
MIR. Fechter then offered to return gate
money to the audience, OF 60 on with the
piece. TIE audience rather liked the fun
aud Stayed to see the play played with the
parts of Horotio and Laertes read by sub
stituted actors. Such an occurrence would
have been very funny with minstrel
company in negro farce, but in regular
theatre, with Shakespearian actors, tho
scene was a disgrace to ali concerned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROWNLEE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SO 051.

DY G. DE FERRET Il CO.-JOHN g. MON
~ rose Apsto1eerGOfiiee No. 81 Royal street
o'clock NJ. in 1Dnt of the "Crescsjt" Saloon, Al
gers, Fifth District. will be sold at public auction,
judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated July 8, 1875. the following do
scribed property
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
Bellsville, Fifth District OF this city, Algiers,
being - No. H. square No. bounded by vaiiette
AK Chestnut and Peters streets and measuring
American measure IS feet inches lines front on
Ax street 96 feet inches in depth between eq ual
and parallel lines.
TerWs-Cash On the spot
Acts OF sale AT the expense of the purehasera,
before William II Seymour notary public.
jyll II "a 81 au7 ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

The ACADIANs ENJOINED.-A writ Of in
funston has been issued by Judge Pardee,
b Judicial District, to.prevent the
residents of Cheniere CaAanada interfering
with the Austrian oyster rakers. The writ
ALSO includes the justice OF the peace, jus
{ice Dyce, of that wsrd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

charged chang VIA isrosns;,' 1Ylaaho ''''
sTHs PRrvArE KAskEr" WAR.Elksstak
Of private markets stand up wsn uH9
civil and crininsl prosecutions. Their trim
1 in the First District Court wAs resumed
yessssday, when .. inpes1nat question Was
discussed. Counsel for defense wished to
have the injunction issued - Judge Hav-
kins, rntraiairg the police from interfering
with private markets, 60 to the jury, and
Judge Abel decided that it should, although
that Injunction was issued in civil suit.
Thus the matter rests at present, but the
/ trial will be resumed tomorrow.
HoUNDING CoNvIcrs-Kenner had some
thing more exciting than picnic Sunday
evening, Peter CAREY, reported as Peni-
Tertiary overseer, mounted, rushed through
the village at terrible speed, folio wing
some Hounds pursuing flying criminal.
As Gsrey's conduct indicated that he was
intoxicated, Officer Pigott very properly
wished to have an understanding. Carey
said he was trying his hounds in pursuit of
an escaped convict, and intimatea that any
interference with his sport would cause
trouble, at the same time displaying 3
deadly weapon. The Metropolitan finally
arrested the festive Carey for violating .
city ordinance and for threatening to shoot
him. The half dead convict was secured.
BRIEs MExTIoz.-The body Of an un-
known white man was fonnd drowned IN
the river head of Clouet street.
Whose duty is it to keep banqnettes clear
of distractions and nuisancee. Administra-
tor MCCARTHY thinks that it belongs to him
to clear off nuisancss, but a. TO distractions
he thinks that the Administrator Of lm-
provements should act II something is
not done very soon with the fruit Stores
particularly on Canal street, purchasers
and pedestrians will be compelled to take
to the street.
Moses Smith, the burglar Who was 90
neatly trapped by Captain French, was yes
tsrdaY sent to the Parish Prison to wait for
the sheriff Of St. Mary parish to call for
him.
10. Morris, tadpole, tapped tho till Of Q
confectionery store ON Magazine street,
Sixth District, Tor which one OF Captain
Wilson's men took him in. The youthful
rascal did not grab moro than two dol
lars-sufiicient to give him six months re-
tlrement. .
The man who was crushed to death ON
the jackson Railroad Saturday night, was
H. T. Cour, who had been employed on the
Hodges plantation, near Kenner. He
leaves family in San Francisco. He had
. chest of valuable tools and surveyors in
struments.
Frank Masse alias Felix Gester is out Of
the way, ct least for few days. Detect
ives Pecora aud Pearson know him a. q
sneak thief and pickpocket, therd pre- ran
him in ON che long charge.
The housekeeper Of Louisiana Hose Fire
Company wss absent from the building
few minutes about four O'Clock yesterday
morning., when a sneak with NO particle Of
conscience entered and stole two fire shirts.
= John Escat, FrenchmaA, was weary of
life, 30 concluded to leap out Of existence
by drowning his sorrews in the Mississippi
rivsr. Officer Yeager was watching him
and as the teamster WAS about to drown
himself he arrested him. !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
@DQQkf K1fQE8,

co@psoS.-fRs isst i.StsilnsSs Tss fEk
CR14 d the eapfeAl stock Of this os0pany viii
be dus - rAyabo ut the oflce Of the co9pany
By order Of th6 Board Of Directors.
Z L. -RANLbfT. Secondary.
Oaoe house 1Dsm u 4. y. b u L, end to .
r. = daily, Au3 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
FOR LEASE OF Cy
WATERWORKA.
PROPOSALS. a
To Whom IL Mat Concern.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROvRNHNrs
Room No. l6 City Hall,
New Orleans, July "a. 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That AFTER THR
~ legal delay and in pursuance to the below
given Petitl0n and in accordance with the specih.
sstlons on ME in the otce Of the City surveyor.
VIII proceed, on TUESDAY, August -. 1875, at
twelve o'clock M. to adiudicate to the lowest
bidder, the contract for rebuilding brick sidewalks
and stone curbs the south side Of Poydras street
Ottweon TOnti and Broad streets. Sc aed proposals
wi be received for the above work uutil twelve
O'Clock NJ. the twenty fourth day of August 1875
Y. A. BURKE, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
INV ORLEANS, May II. 1875.

The undersigned. residents and property owners
between TOnti and Broad streets reepectfuliy re.
present thai he BRICK sidewalk and granite curb
stones. Oh the south side of POydras street made
in 1855, are now very much out of repair and in
portions, inpassable in wet weather; they ash Of
the Council to proceed, according to section TWEEN
ts-hve Of the amended c,ty charter and after due
fOrmaliotbs ave complied with to make the side
walk and curbing above deserved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

CHANGERS ARD TnE ENGLISH EIsrToRS-
The srangeSs OF fhis section will give . re-
csptiou, in the Academy Of Music, to-
morrow evening, TO the English soopera-
gives az present visiting our city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

Eve was only one of Adams side 6oet
and she never met the pepped qPee4ob
squArely. Her character can never be ID
derstood, tor there Wsss ~ elhar ve0on b
b jaal4us q sa4 10 other aMsa b run
VQoy VIII. =. Sd. tp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

N mental PAINTING busin..s of the ate Johh
Breen will be carried on for the benefit Of his chill
dren, under the management Of HUGE and
GEORGE BRRBN, ct the old stand, No. 14e Camp
street. LOUISA 4. BRBRU.
aul st AdmjuistIatrix.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
PRISONERS ESCAPED FROM THE CAR.

PRISONERS ESCAPED FROM THE CAR.
&oLLToN JAIL.-On the thir'ieth instant
four criminals escaped from the Carrollton
jail by digging an underground railrS lad.
This fact was not known at psaics head
quarters until day or two aftar the occur
renee. Sergeant Chaumette asserts that he
did not report the affair because he was in
formed that Sheriff Morrison had performed
that duty. Now Mr.. Morrison rises up and
says that that statement is altogether in
correct. In consequence Of this misunder-
standing the criminals gained considerable
time, probably sufficient to insnre they
being overhsuled. Descriptions Of accused:
Joseph Bird, mulatto, si1 feet high, small
side whiskers. front teeth pFQegee WITH
gold, about thirty-fve years Of age; changed
with larceny. 4,
George Smith, black, twenty-five yearp
old. five feet eight inches in height; charged
with murder.
Tony Tennlson. black, thirty year, of
age, side whisksrs, i've feet seven. N9Aet
high, charged with assault cd ba1serE
Henry Williams. black, sit test Nigh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

N0TlCE.-THE INTEREST OF NEE ADELE
~ HEPP - partner in cooDendam in eur arm
- coaae4, - per contract.
4. ROCHRARAU co.
New Orleans. July 81, 1875. AMI y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

THE GRAND ISLE DUEL.-fhe expected
duel, mentioned in the Sunday REPUBLI-
CAN. to tNks' flA6e On Strand Isle, did not
take place, as one Of the parties deemed it
The better part of valor to apologize and
Treat to wine-at least, such b the version
given by the victorious side. Principals
and seconds returned Mst evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.
Having been painted. reftted and put in complete
order, 10 now
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
under the management of Colonel J. O. NIXON.
Terms reasonable. iyl0 SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

Al EsCxPED CoHvIC1 At WoRK.-Wil.
liam Bayfe, alias William Williams, said to
be an escaped convict, was arrested yester-
day for having In bis possession twenty
pair Of new shoes, which, twas aeterward
Willie, on which vessel he was . passenger.
> He broke open box Of shoes, part of the
cargo. Farewell, william, aud when you
next escape. steal something better than
shoes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
Local Intelligence.

WHARF BUILDNG.-From Philip street
down to Richard the whole levee front is
alive to business. The wharf contractors
have at least 3OO-m3n employed in various
ways, from the diving sfpiles T. tho less
important work Of making cord wood of, the
old plank Ana lti06uk. Eve0 the voussD
and children are ont gathering and piling
up the refuse, So thss ~ Tie end Of each
days work, where shsving and splitting
have been going ON, the levee is as clear Of
chips as house floor.
The Robert E. Lee dropped down to the
new German steamship landing yesterday
evening to make room for the rebuilding Of
that portion of the wharf at the head of st.
Andrew street. The last of the week the
builders will have finished nearly two feet
of this long wharf
In the First District they are rapidly
pushing along. Posts Nos. SO and "a, about
twenty feet by thirty-four, are being filled
in With batture mud, add were it not for
the high river many other wharves would
be served the same way, thereby saving .
great deal of labor in loading and unload
nearer the vessel. At present there are
very few battures out of water, conse-
Quently filling material is ct premium.
Next week it is the intention of Messrs.
Eager g. Eilerman to extend and rebuild
she wharf recently occupied by Messrs. I.
K. Roberts and j. Il. Witherspoon for
their respective lines of steamers. Es-
pedal pains will BE taken to make this
landing all that is desirable, with ct least
twenty feet OF water at the end.
Picayune tier will b the next IN order,
snd here no medicine but hard work will
avail anything. What with NE hid ap-
psosches, such 40 railroad tracks, CABBAGE
dumpings and dirt carts. how timber can
be hauled 10 . puzzler even to wharf
builder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

CHAMBER OF C0MMERCE.-This body mes
last evening, but a. only q bare quorum
was present, no further bDiness than read
ing the minutes vas transacted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
RIVER RErORT-3 r. AZ.

BE low high water mark of 1874.
below bench mark.
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oAfT@AL1dOTI(EaN +
RRoROsMs..

.yRfofosAde..
QRPARrNENT OF COMMERCE, I
New Orleans, July 70, 1875.
DEOPOAALS FOR THR LEASE OF THE JACK.
i son Nreet Ferry, for ten Year,, from the
hrst day of 1anu0ky, 1876 will " received inA1nI
office up tO.twevs o'clock NJ. August II, 1915,
Terns-Cash hafyearly in advance.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
Contract TO be subject to ratification by the
poice jury OF the parish Of Jefferson, right bank.
specifications on file in the Office of the City Sur
vey0r. -
"a LANDRY,
administrator Of Commerce.
jy3l ~ % u % % 30 81 au 10 II IL Is I?
PROPOSALS FOR LEASE OF CITY,
WATERWORKA. 94
O1PARrRRNT OF WATERvoRKs AND PUBLIC
Buildings, New Orleans, June Is, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED Att
~ the Office of the undersigned until Aueuaa
IL, 1875 at IL NJ for the lease of the CITY Wafer
works and accompanying franchises in onnformt,
with ordinance No. 3l45, Administration series
adopted on the fifteenth Of June 1875 Partie
desiring copies of the ordinance IN pamphlet ca
be supplied by addressing -
Administrator of Waterworks and Public b6ild
ing. room No. IS. City Hall. New Orleana
LOUISIANA jel8 I'd 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

MCDoNoaB SCHooLHoUsE No. 6.-The
Mayor And City Administrators yesterday
opened builders bids to construct Nc
Donogh schoolhouse No. 6, in the Sixth
District. James Cox, $4,000; William
Fairlie, SIG. 9oO Andrew Leo. $l9,9oo; j. F.
Ramlin, $l9,76l; William Arms, $40 300; D.
). WATSON, $l8 Ole 50. 1t viii be seensthat
she bids of Messrs. Cox and Fairlie sre
equal. The Council will take action to day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

CHARITY HosPITAL.-We are indebted to
Mr. A. johnson, clerk of the Charity Hos
pitsl, for the following report for July
1875: Number of patients admitted, 399,
foreigners. 204; United States. 1876; males,
373; females, 126; number of patients dis
charged, 800; males, 1913; females, IS; de.
eerted, 30; number of deaths, SO; number
of patients femsi6ing August I, 1878. 30;
males, 33l; AmSles, l76.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03

Lowest point during the night Of July 81
and August l. IA. Rain during the day OF
August !. three-tenths of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
QOSSELL HOUSE.

ROSSELL HOUSE.
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Will feopen on May 1. 1875, for the reception
guests, having been newly furnished Throughout
Charges moderate.
mhl3 6m PETER J. MONTROSS, Proprietor.