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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

N.w ORLEANS. July It. is::.
WEEREA.. Mr.. y. II. Bostick ha. seen fit 10 pub.
iish the above ca;i. respectfully beg TO inform
ing friends and the public generally. that there
was no necessity for Mr.. Bostick applying to the
court for = dissolution {; our partnership as am
prepared to prove By docu ments signed BY the
said BCstich, well as by the testimony Q. many
respectable merchants in this community, iwhom
consultedD that it was I. who. over SIX months
ago. wanted a dissolution OF oar partnership
But. though have seyera! occasions tried
have. in every instance. failed to sc: him 10
come to any kind of terms whatever.
In addition wOu! sol cit leave to stat. that
in consequence of the said Bostick hayn. be en-
confined t" the Louisiana Retreat OF account
OF temporary and apparent IL sanity. and the fact
that his wife had applied to the Second District
Court for his int rdction, upon consulting with
my legal adviser. was informed that her petition
was fixed for hearing the fourteenth day OF
this month. and that judgment of int rdic,on
would Of itself cause dissolution OF our firm by
operation of law.
!, therefore. took 70 further ac:ior. although
could, from documents in ny possession. have
published . dissolution since Decenbe: .. 1874,
but for the welfare CT our t!n, I re..ained irO1.
doing SO.
now leave it to iD- friends :,:... ::s rl.n..c 10
Judge for themselves.
Respectfully.
PHILIP 4. COHEN.
jvll 3e, Member of firm OF Bostick Cohen
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them more intelligence. and therefore
more resources than their Mexican com
petitors. The Pic. can dispute this i
It chooses, but we have no doubt it vii
not insist that Britishers can shoot better
than men of Texas OF Louisiana. If il
has not enough nationality to maintain
the superiority Of their own race, it will
have at least sectionalism enough to dose
But the Yankees are scolded for fawning
upon the little princeling who came
touring around some years since. We can
not repress the courtesy Of any people. Ten
times as many people would have gone 20
see the two-headed steer from Texas.
Don't scold those poor Yankees who never
had the resolution to Iui. their own coun-
try and come South. They knew no bet
ter than to stay in that cold country and
crowd to see a royal snob who might have
! been their master. bu: that his obstinate
Old governor had attempted &c enslave the
! ancestors of those visitors who stirred
him up on exhibition. And Alexis. Did
anybody happen to see the court paid to
that scion Of despo.ism when in New Or
leans, the balls and parties. the British
and Scotch cards sent up by the trayfull:
What @: the entertainment given to Aleck
at the Jockey Club? Perhaps it will be
as well to let the American people have
peep at the snobility. just to prejudice
them against such abortions.
Dickens says tina. in the journey when
he said SO much agains: the United States
which he had subsequently to take back
before his lectures, and when he obtained
III Illinois SO much material Coz Martin
Chuzzlewit." that he had been so much
worried by American curiosity at q stage
tavern. that he ran up to his apartment,
locked his door. threw himself on the bed
Of refuge. 4 few minutes after he was
attracted by noise near the window. and
looking up saw line CT boys ascending
& tree and seated like birds Of observation
on the branches. Here he is Bill. "ex-
claimed one Of them, "come along and
look at him Allow Americans some ex-
cellence, good PIC. Do not bear TOO hard
on the :oibic Of the Yankee, because when
caught very young, fed, feathered and
on the substance of the South,
he is valuable adjunct to the Southern
knight. He is indeed found indispensa-
bic 70 Southern development. for if the
Yankee were Cancelled as a supertiuous
quantity. we verify believe the delta and |
the Deitasiaus would relapse into cotton
wood aud bayagoulas.
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.. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

~
pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Con,-
PAW Us. s. Mendelsoh, ~
NE NiIED STATES CIRCUIT CORR rot,
a We i"- fif,h Circuit and District o: yo,isianns
70 ny virtue of an order 0! corr. tn vn.s
uIfecIeu IN the above entitled sut will y,roc.aa
20 q, 10 the highest bidder. on TI!URSDAY my.
warehons q. . coTno O'Clock NJ at the LAFAYETTE
s,, IN this city, the sol!own: described prnn.
One hundred and seventy.one hove, ro,
tfated Lye seven boxes Slack Lv. On. ,vnHeL'
shandse re empty boxes three casks Mer
1oa one tierce Tin. one Tabi. Wit, ,olies ston1
two DrsWer some on. sa S1a one Keg with esd
on small casting ono barrel Tir; three Harnba. ono
two poops :n nseha sn box.s Tin four Crate Barr,
hope. blocks and sling one Truck ,w'. nne..ies.
s s,n pieces Pipe Hammer. seven piece. ,ppeIs:
Seized in the above snis
Ierms-Cash On the spot
United Staten NarshsFs ofro.
July 10. 1875. ~ Nv s,sieane.
jylI 10 l72l IT,. .. rAChAR3.
ohi'ed States Marshal
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woman's rights theory, so far as the claim
Of female competency in the various
spheres of usefulness by which society is
benefited, rests upon tangible proof.
At that great exhibition the whole
world will be united to inspect the vari-
GUS evidences OF the progress which this
country has made during century OF
| national life. For nearly halt that
| period there have been claims adj
| vanced. sometimes quietly. sometimes
DANGEROUSLY. by pioneer female re-
formers. speaking for their sex. to
! political and business equality with men.
Such claims. if we'll founded, are s,.scep-
tible of proof Retormers are or should
be representatives Of the class whose in
terests they profess tosupport. The truth
that one man discerns in tie early dawn
from the mountain top. will in time
illumine the darkest dell in the valley;
and if the women o. this country are
ready OF nearly ready TO compete with
men in works Of commercial value. they
must necessarily be ready to bring for
ward fruits of such capacity IL sufficient
quantity to make respectable show at
our great national display. We therefore
heartily second the suggestion. and say;c
the managers Of the grea: work. give
the women chance. II they succeed il
proving themselves artists. authors. sci
entists. mechanics, invent ors. etc. they
will have earned a right to take rank with
men in the business world a right which
the large majority Of them would hasten
to abdicate. IL they fail in this endeavcr
the loss will be unimportan:. 70. they vii!
still remain what they now are. tie so!ace
of home and the ornamen: Of society: the
most tender, indulgent mothers. devoted
though exacting wives. afiectionate sisters.
and self-sacriticing sweethear.s: the most
modest matrons. and, with a few excep-
tons, the daintiest. sprightliest, pretties:
girls in the world; endowed with rights to
the admiration. love, protection. support
and unwavering fealty o; man: rights
which can not be abdicatei!. because be- |
slowed by nature herself.
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There has been some talk in ether years
OF building a monument for George Wash.
sugton. A society " az formed for the pur-
pose. which society planted cornerstone
end waited for the monument to grow. We
can tell all nations at the centennial that
Ms intend to have the monument finished
before the next meeting in 1876. and our
sisitors may pass round the hat in Phila-
e.elphia. Money enough has been contri-
Buted, but somehow it did not get where it
would do the most good. To be sure the
saemory of Washington is cherished in all
grateful hearts. bat there are those Who
have no grateful hearts, and 70: sueh .
monument weutd be useful.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

SrATs % Louisiana. }
Executive department.
New Orleans. July S, 1915
W"rKHA' On the night Of the ninth ultino oti.
Scott was balbarously murdered nine miles below
Ihlbodaux, in the parish Of Lafou.che Stat. %.
Louisiana; and
whereas All efforts TO arrest lis murderer o:
murdereIs have failed.
Notice is hereby given that = rewar. o; FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid by the State Of
LOUISIANA for such Information as will lea! TO the
arrest and conviction OF the murderer q, mu,.
dere's OF the said Otis Scott
"iven under my hand ard the zeal Of the State
hefeunto attached. this fifth day Of July. in the
yea' OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy five, ana in the centennial wear @: H.. il,
dependence of the United States
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
Ey the Governor
r. G. DESLOEDH,
Secretary Of State. -.
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1 NEW CHAMPION N I I00E

We had not supposed the Property
Holders Association stood in need of any
additional defenders. The Times, how
ever, seems to think SO, and enters the
list with its lance in seat, and makes q
violent rush at The REPUBLICAN. It says:
The REPUBLICAN labors strenously to
prove that property holders should not re-.
sist the payment Of taxes-at least, that il
what it says.
We have charged, upon our construction
Of the resolutions adopted by the Property
holdefs' Association, that it was opposed
70 the payment Of taxes. Long before
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PROPOSALS..
New Orleans Pacific Hallway Company


Sealed proposals for cash are invited and will be
received up to August !. at the Compan 9 office
NO. 10 Magazine street (und.r the st. lame Hotel,
for the following described work:
All the GRADUATION, GRUBBING and CLEARING:
between Alex andria ind Natchitoches. Louisiana.
aixty miles more or less. The work will average
about three feet embaakment, and for more than
half tbs distance through open fields. Bids vii.
be received for sections Of five miles or foy the
whole distance. Also. CYPRESS CROSS TIES for
the whole distance or Cor = section Of one mile.
The ties to be nine feet long, hewed on two par
aliel sides to . face Of seven inches heart and
seven inches thick. To be distributed over the
limo as VIII hereafter he directed Nv the chief
engineer, at the rate of 900 to the mile
The company reserve the right to Re ice. al bids.
Il. Is. WHEELOCk.
resident View Orleans Pacific Railway Company
jyll cod I'd 2p
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QUARANTINE.
ON1SzH 1ANI0
By THE GOVERNOR.

STAIR oP IorI.,ASA.1
Executive Department, )
New Orleans. June 10. 1875.
WasK.A.. Az set Of the Legislature. approved
March Is 1885, entitled IAN act to establish guar.
antne for tie protection of the State provides
that the Governor OF the State shall: :ssue his
proclamation, upon the advice Of lie Board Of
Health. declaIin: any place where there siiai. DO
reason to believe pestilert. contagious OK in.
fectiots disease exists, to be infected place. and
stating the number of days of quarantine TO be
performed by the vessels, their passengers. Off.
GERS and Crews coming from such place o. places:
and
Whereas. The Eoard Of Health OF 81. safe {;
Louisiana has officially requested tia: p,"c!arua.
ton OF quarantine be made asains: the ports OF
Havana and Vera Cruz. to take stTee, aa.. after
the tenth Of June, 1875:
Now therefore. I. William P. Kellogg. .;o"srnot
of the State OF Louisiana. issue this pro.lama.
tion, declaring q quarantine OF ten days against
each OF said ports. this term Of ten days 20 begin
to count from the departure OF the ve.so. a.a,sE.
tined from the infected port on the w. az 20 the
port Of New Orleans.
Given under NY hand. and the sea, u: SIC state
he.ernto sttsched, this tenth day o; -iune IN the
year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
fve and O: the independence OF the .ni;ss: S:a.es
the ninety ninth.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG.
BY she Governor:
\. HUHAND,
Assistant Secretary o: State.
STATE cr i.cv!...Sl>
Executive Department.
New Orleans, June 20. 49,. }
III accordance with the officia! !eques: o: the
Board OF Health of the state OF Louisiana this
day received. the provisions of the foregoing
proclamation arc hereby extended 10 tie ros: Of
Key West, Florida.
Given under my hand. and the zeal -: the state
heleunto attached. this thirtieth day ~ June. il:
the year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred and seven.
ty-Hve. and OF the indepe ndence @, :he United:
Stat IS the ninety ninth.
WILLIAM =. EELICIG.
BY the Governor:
y. DURAND.
Assistant Secretary Of S1a:s. vi
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WHY NOT

1t has been suggested that there should
be at the great Centennial exhibition q
special department devoted to the pro.
auctions OF female genius and female
labor. The suggestion will doubtless be
the parent Of many witticisms from the
frivolous, and serious opposition from the
preJudiced. Nevertheless, if carried out.
j: would Re = solerably :ai: test 9: the
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PROPOSALS FOR LEASE or CITY
WATERWORkS.

IMPAIRMENT OF WArERwoaK. Ayr F-sLlcp
Buildings. New Orleans, jane 10, 1875 !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
~ the office Of the undersigned until Angus.
10, 1875 at II NJ for the lease OF the City Water.
works and accompanying franchises in conformity
adopted Oh the fifteenth OF June. 1879. PARTIES
desiring copies OF the ordinance IL namphle. eau
be supplied b. addressing
LEON BERToI;
Administrator OF Waterworks and Public Build.
ing. room No. %. City Hall. New orleans.
Louisiana. ;.;6 III
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INSURANCE..
YNWENTY.SlxTH 80 49,
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
OF rHR
CRESCENT INITIAL. fNSrp..r,,

'U : UAI INSURANCE CONPANY
'''.l pIe W inns FOR the year ending
nPiii ~, 100.
halned premiums, less reinsurance and ''' -
-. return premiums. .......,,,. PC ,.-
r rlre. marine and river losses S 40 az q. ''''
taxes. expenses, rebate in
heu of participation lees
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '5..oS 3;--.ii O54 -
Leaving, sitter paying ten per cen, o.,
capital stock. net profits. ss, ,7,,,
Total assets ec,o -.
inc no ,S soard Of Trustees resolved that after
. stoc va interest Of ten per cent on the ca
fha PER CENT paid in cas on anI ats ..
nsurinp ua gay Of June 10 those parties
same. F"AS out!'!e0 10 receive the
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PROPOSALS..

MAyoRALry ov New GHLv.S.,;
City Hail. JG g. 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED By
= me at this office for building MELON: gh School
House No. 8. in the Sixth District, in accordance
with resolution No. 1881. Administration series. and
plans and specifications file in this office, unit:
MONDAY. August ?, 1873. at twelve O'Clock II.
The right to reject any and all proposals is ex.
pressly reserved. Payment in United S stes cur.
rency. out Of McDonogh School fund. Security re.
YUred for faithful performance OF co ntlact.
TWO st CHARLES J, LtkDS. MSyOr
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Che s.. Thomas Episcopal tccored)
Church will hold divine service this evening
ia the Sunday school building on Calliope
between Prytania and st. Charles streets,
Ss half past seyea O'Clock, when the Rev. s.
s,urtord, of Calvary Church, will preach for
lhe con gre CATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

ahe ixelnuasions of latin MAXim
trouble Bates greatly. lie rejects "Jalsus
~ uno, falsus IN omnibus" lie says: Now
Glaze fore angels A. think = person may
De false iA-you know"-hsre Bates ~inked
eoniiden.ially with his mourning eys-"apd
,sss 10 perfectly spectacle in an omnibus"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

'YuddiB. Love" is the sitle Of piece u
'nlu.ic tor 0lazourkA dancing, published By
Ghiip Nerlein, No. 50 Bsronne street. No
S4,nily should be without Budding Love-
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MAR.RIED.

MOROSEY-ROMAN-On Saturday. July ; 1873.
in ST. Mary's Church, Carro!ton, at the altar our
Lady o: Lourdes, BY the Rev. T. J. Abbott. c. n.
THERESA, youngest daughter of Hon. J. J. Roman,
10 TIMOTHY MORONEY Of New Orleans.
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The artisan. saws: "Whas A TIE use Of
working yourself 20 death to get living "
'Sbe caution is timely one.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL. NOTICE..

OFFICE BosRD OF SCEo"L BiHp.1 oxs
New Orleans July II, 1915. :
Teachers are hereby notified tina; payment OF
salaries for tie month of April. 1875 vii! be mad
at the City Hal. on TUESDAY, thrice nth iustan.
at r. NJ.
II. 4. COEBiE,
WI It Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Che issue Of paper in Texas was pre-
scented one week by the falling Of brick
ono in the printing office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

ahe Variety Dramatic Club will give its
Sex: complimentary performance q. the
academy Of Music on the twentieth instant,
chen vii, be performed the drama .: the
s'e:ol,en Farmer"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Sir. r. =. Nheslock, presiien. 81 :he
Eew'Glleans Pacific Railway Company, by
advertisement published elsewhere invites
proposals for grading, grubbing and clear-
sag Roadway from Alexandria to SAtchi-
ssashes; also fob cypress srosstis.. This
E.aLs like business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Tennyson called lady ''Aify. fairy
g.ilian.' Many years before khs became
aLe mother Of seven happy children
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Mrs. Bowers has concluded. as the public
ssid years ago, that sha needs q new play,
Hnd che has purchased "Rose Michel"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Lieutenant 4. w. Greeley, Fifth Cavalry,
sss been assigned to duty in charge OF the
construction of The military telegraph lines
IN Texas anI New Mexico.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Vhe Minden jsmocrot says: "O< friend
:eve something good to drink. de has sent
- . jug Of apple cider Cider presented
.: this season Of the yer, just before new
sprles come. sheuld he approached very
cautiously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

George w. billiard, who established the
Shreveport So.t.westey" newspaper over
twenty years ago. died 1t his home IN
Shreveport o. the seventh instans,
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MARSHAL'S MONITI0Ng.

United States vs.. Steamboat Jennie, her
Tackle. etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District Of Louisiana. No. IO,6..-In obedience
10 an admiralty warrant to directed IN the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
nv possession
THE STEAMBOAT JENNIE. her u...ninerv.
tackle. etc.. now llbeled by the United States TO:
the causes sc: forth in the lib! now beading in
the District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonisi, the owner or
owners thereof. and all and every peyso:. or per.
sons having or pretending to have any right. little
or interest in or to the same. be and appeaT a.
District Court Of the United States for the dis.
trlct aforesaid. to be holden at the city OF New.
Orleans. on the third Monday of july. to show,
cause, ii any they have can, why the said steam.
ably TO the prayer o: !ibeants.
June 10. 1875. ''
iel. IS ;vi0 10 Cnited Stats M.r:,,
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I. appears that Charles Nordho!i's early
s.ss was spens in Massachusetts, which &C
counts tof he fact that he has for MAD y
3eSrs been Cape Cedding the public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

The Pensacola Gazette thinks New Orleans
sad European steamers would do well to
axe fuel at Pensacola hen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Many large establishments in New York
smploy their own book agents. This saves
abe time st clerks and temper .. pre-.
s.rietnrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Feather fans, featheH parasois, and
ssatber hats are NOW fashionable. The
ladies' will soon all ne in full fcatheg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

The Citizens Savings Bank. sc Grune-
waid Hall, has published . neat little book
= hich solves the question u ''Iisw 70 sc:
Niclr'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

4 mosgu!ts. buzzing ROUND where a
SSung lady was singing, Come 70 me in
seau,itul dreams" sAid he would provid
oSere WAS no ban
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ivl1 u
4 CARD.

NOTi CE.-HavinS applied TO the Sixth. DA,rict
Court for a dissolution of the copartnership Of
BOSflCk COHEN, hereby notify and request
persons IIdebied / the same no: TO paw at pres.
eat. +. H. BOSTICK,
Member Of S0stick j COhC.,
NV Orleans. .!Hiy s. 1875.
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when q man. breath is liable TO fail hi,
a.. .houId eat onions and make it strong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

sLe Cambridge professors new poem is
. Longiellow. occupyin: Sou. pages in
Tsyqers !MagaciNs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

She Sons Of Temperance would be more
saitcd, as . matter Of course. il they had
Fewer divisions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

che teachers Of our public school. viii be
paid for Aygi! on Tuesday next. At tho City
siaE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

al! thine eye oflend thee, pluck it cut
Ii thy pastor gets in sight place. raise his
salary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

30 one knows vhat becomes Of all the
poetry and pins scattered abcu. the world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

If man is suspected q; havir. the
small pox they will aiye him a wide berth
on steamboat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

>cienti.i. men think the great sAtass
:.ssr. can DC successfully irrigated
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iel: IS ;vi0i3 Cnited Stats M.rs,,,


SHNcU StateS VIZ. steamboat Olive.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS7PI.., Corp,.
= plstrlct OF Louisiana, Nc. 10 69l-.n OBEDIENCE
10 an admiralty warrant. to me directed 10 tho
my possession ~ >"
THE STEAMBOAT OLIVE. her tackle, ..c..no,,
pe.eu " inc united States. for the causes g.:
OF the United States. 80 '"' ''7''''' "o"'s
And DO hereby cite and admonish 81. owner op
soHs having or pretending to have any right ;itIa
a. IN or to the same. to te ana appear a.
tr;c, .n SouI' OF the United States o1 the die.
o .asa :; on the third Monday OF July - show
, Hse M any they have can, why he -. steam.
BOAT owe should not be Condemn. d. .:Ta as soI6
agIeeabIy to the prayer of lpe liant. '0'~
q. 1875. 0 r y. Cy .ip,s 'sHs
i.23 rs iyi1 10 United S,ata. 49,,
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PUBLIC WRITER-A CARD.

The undersigned who is an old and experienced
writer. may b. confidentlally employed TO prepare
cards. notices, letters, Inscriptions, memor;ala:
also speeches, arguments tures, essays, poems.
He will do all literary work
References-Hon. NJ. Hahn Page n. Baker. Eco.
Hon. z. H. Mari
THOMAS H. HOWARD.
ialQ No al I.la
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

4 gushing individual has discovered thai
80 are having - very pretty weather.
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Duluth, Tho City Of the Future. has
population OF 300. havin: lost :Ocs since
1877.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

ON Sunday n;ghts Gilmore plays sacItG
Mu,:e at his beer garden concerts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

:he weather is favorable towards eArhinS
GCe'. bread by brow sweat.