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New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

p.rt.r and Rhnes and two Dions In ikeiy 10 ran
thrnnrh the time named the championship match IN
terfering 80, 80. ,,,u,o r,,o,, oro ~ o,ae u,hic
exLIbitions I'm Philadelphia next week.
Billiard players OF charitable turn are remndea Ia'
there s handsome table To DC iaheu ior III 'be fouhu
ling Fair - NJ. 49, =, A. ,,,.,, nj,
French caroma, for $i0l Boyle giving 20 per cent.
Cyr,lle Dion aud Mr. ID. Kavanagh, representing Rn-
dophe yesterday NJ the office OF The Sptrtt Of ns
Tnrs 10 decide upon the terms for the ongtaked-of
billiard match, but failed TO agree. Rudolphe OBJ
iects playing Phean table, buts willing 70 pay
comedies 10 Dion the question to the amount OF stakes
or the Of points to be played and went soar .
TO offer to leave the question OF INC tabe 10 tne result o
toss but Dion could not accept the offer without first
consulting his friends The match Will be decided or de-
clared on in u day or two.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
BASE BALL.

THE CONVENTION OF THE JUNIOR ASSOCIATION
The regular annual Convention of the Ma
tona Association of Junior Base Ball Players was held
last night at Tamnany Hail. Over 10 clubs entitled
to representation including organizations in Maine,
Massachusetts, NewJersey District of Columbia and
Vermont, well as New-YOrk. The majority Of dele
gates present however, from clubs In and around
the metropolis. The business OF the meeting ably
directed by President Kelly the proceedings re-
fecsed credit on the intelligence OF the youthful dele
gates The officers elected we're follows
President, A L. Waugh First Vice-Presioent, George
Rapelyea; Second. M. j. Dillon Third, ", J. Bick-
nell Fourth. T. NJ. Sanger; Recording Secretary W. H.
Clegg; Corresponding Secretary, & W. Pearson Finan.
cal Secretary, j. Higgins; Treasurer F. A. .0Donel
sergeant u. M. Douglass. resolution was edopted
naming the period from the lst Of Msy to Tnanksgv
Day inclusive the term during which the club hold
nR the champion Silver Ball sha accept challenges
nSn @ eonpefng clubs. A Committee was appointed to
ttSne iW tne ultimate admission OF delegates from
&c., hSsoelstlons The Waugh dead ball 10 be
.ofisu ~ tie Association BAH. vote OF thanks was
;" Wnusten 70 Peck snyder for the facilities aror!,ri
H. IC S, nuos D! Their basebal Post Office On motion
d s @ adjourned ~ meet In April letter as
the Convention. 'o ' "''A@'1 W ~" ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
OCEAN PERHS.

WRECK OF THE SCHOONER DANIEL WEBSTER
OTHER VESSELS DISABLED.
The schooner Daniel Webster of G. H. NAL
lory Co.'S Line Capt Simpson. sailed from this port
Oct Is for Galveston, carrying full cargo and crew.
There passengers L. j. Johnson wife, two sons
and two daughter On the morning OF the 10th the yes
sci encountered hurricane and after losing portions
OF her rigging at O'Clock In the afternoon capsized AM
sank Francis Leslie, sailor, and Geo Robertson,
boy came TO the surface and found noatng boat This
they succeeded in reaching and were tossed about IN IL
until Oct 49, when they picked up by the steamer
Virginia of the line. The schooner went down just
south OF Cape Hateras, about lat 81 long 49, and the
boat was picked up the Gulf Stream 2O miles from
land The captain of the Virginia having taken all the
money the survivors To pay their passage, they
arrived here In great desttuion. ,.
The schooner Anne Carl from Georgia, loaded with
lumber put INTO Norfolk Tuesday leaking badly She
lost her main boom and had been ashore on Sand Shoals
The steamer Regulator lying in Hampton Roads yes
terday disabled condition, having lost her rudder
The schooner Samuel r. Hawes. from Pensacola sprung
leak and is at Norfolk for repairs. She lost part OF her
deck load In the Roads.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
ppovINRST ARRIVALS.

Albemarle Hotel-Schor Roberts, the span Ianl
- 81 Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. T. NJ. Pomeroy aI
T. p Rose Aulurn N Y; Gen r. Brinkt ktrhGn ViIo ;on
Il Judson Syracuse, and c. IA. sheriff, ,hn new
=. Hoffman House-Viscount dc Trelihara, 'I IIfo,aJ-
French Minister at Washington = ST. Jae o. York
GEN Geo. Peabody Este of Washington. Archer Ander-
UoteECol l. &, Berret. Washington, ana AZ ~ Abbott
son Richulond- wort House spcrjev Poore,
~ Ros;on - Metropolitan Hotel-Beun:, eu,,,a plains a.
EawhmTynort Mas; Judge Cochran OF WI Mn'o " Astor
Yand F. l. Latin state Pms Prison Mane anSed and w H.
MoEsG.d9e HdTb h1I Carolina % ASenas the
John jay Knox Deputy cS%iTGilc VIM wa@ Con
@qus dc Clt Rgc the Hon B. M@isSn %oorbsSd
P6nadeIphia and Wm. Whiting, Dos''i
,,, ,.f, the city for Boston last evening
senator wsSn s papsh Legation sailed for Europe In
MT t ssia a' S'cstert,sv on leave OF absence
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
BILLIARD HOTEs.

Frank Parker of Chicago. in response 10 the
demand Of Rndolphe. yesterday named Cipcipnau and
Dec 10 as the place and time for this next
match Parker Is reasonably confident bu. Chic 20 has
no faith that he win succeed against 40 tor,da,,
antagonist Rudophe and the odds OF two 20 o. -"
not receive takers.
The mettle Of Mons Albert GARNER is 10 he tesod ~,
the first time Friday night In the private room a.
Chris. 0'COnnor.
The four haadea match st TIE three ball game between
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
ATROCIOUs DEPRAvITY.

Frederick Miller and his wife were yesterday
brought before Judge Marndae of Jersey City charged
with having wrought the ruin of a number OF young
girls who been arrested during the last week They
keep low den South Eghthst, into which they ell
tce young girls and after keeping them for tmo trans
fer them tc the bagnios OF NewYOrk receiving fixed
prce for each one Five girls who had been thus entced
were brought rs Witnesses. IL estimated that within
year the Miers have accomplished the ruin OF 10 gls
who had previously led yrtuous lives. Louise Ben
necker COurtesan from NewYor was also arrested on
a charge OF aying been engaged with these wreches IN
ther icfarous work. All sent to the County jail
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
1T,HE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FoR TWENTY FIVE CENTS You CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF sBA MOSS sFARSE hANufAC-
TIPRp FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGBES WHICH
WILL MAXI sIxrEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKB
QUANTITY oP PupDIvGs CUsTARDs. CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RrssE 40 kc 1T Is BY PAR THE CHEAPEST, HEAL hissr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS PARINB CO,
53 PARK-PLACB, N T.
DLANTATION BITTERS.
T.-18n-X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is THE
suEEr ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DBBILITATED AS A
Ic AND CORDIAL FOR THg AGED AND LASGUID 1T HAS
.,UAL AMONG sToMACHICs. AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NfRyors WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARR ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT 1T Is SUPERsEDING EVERY OTHER STlaUlANr
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, or FRIGiD, III
ACTS Az SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
uSDBRAISEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THB ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

RACING IN EEGLAND-TIIE SHREWSBURY CUP
WON BY INDIAN OCEAN.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-At the Shrewsbury races
to-dsy the Shrewsbury Cup sDdicap), valued 1T 800
sovs added to sweepstakes OF 20 each 10 forfeit
and only If declared the second horse to his stake
about Il miles, by Sir ii. Edwardss br. c. In
dian Ocean year by Old Calabar out OF Wave beating
Mr. Brayeys b. Nero years by Defender out OF NerO
second and MI W. A Bakers br Fleets years. by Van
Galen out OF Leah, third There were % Subscribers GS
OF whom paid sUys. each 10 the fund.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
p4cSFNG ERR APRTVED.

FROM LIvERPO oL-Yo, l6I1 steamship Ja.. n handella
y L. Don r. sl,osri C. Ptr =. Eusda L. Rulli H. r. Dou
mini Mr and Mrs NhaI.on Ms Domnaes and hIS j. CIIts
Ms HaLrI M.sr Ballard. M and Hrs Bullock Dr. and Mrs
G. CorsAn and Mas Cone J. T. smb L. T. Barn's Mr. sIt
Mr. C. Mehel T. h. Howell, Ms Van Mes H. r Cocgfr u
sbpy A. L. Mtndcl j. Cuun DR.. A. Auehle Mr. AMI MIS- NJ
Eanger child servant H. Cennont T. g. Lotiner s,us,
Nr 3 Pepton BsglSy Mr. g. 4. Steiodt, T. Kelly, MI =
Pnce Douglass r, Mr. J. r. Clegg Nr O. w htay mr. n
Dean T. Woods HI. J. Williams Mr. J. CAriedeo
ar NJ Luucl Harvey Spencer Leenef H az S w Lot
Mr p Mr.. J. H k.ene Sir %. Van HIM MT
W NcieI and servant NJ A. Frcuanehen MI A. David Ms IL
Thartere Nr Menaebo Nj W. zugb M j. Crsv shsr hr
U Brn Mr. H. Sptdng h H. &. Brown Nj H. Ferguson, NJ w.
JIkus. and Hon u. n. JuItn.
FRON BREMRN-In Steamship Main, Nov is-d@heo lsnds
PAM Barndor With Popprr Lsh and child Gesehar H. q
Iouis WBeesnen, Christ N,tienlorf Ad bitteie
Lon Esge Vim Maur Albert Teller Pafet Rosci Johr ele
be The schoeb ard wife Bertha Broxn villa seh,
family, Moriti Closer Pauline huler JOSS
Orls Louis JaseI Beng Dorfuer and wife, Carlalmer
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

VJ,O GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light improved EoonOny the motto Nc %' fd 9;s %. AZ a.
~ IMR EyPlEDBR applied gisuer produces Increase OF
more than per ght Instantly sppe or removed smple:
and OF the hind Of the W %
per dopn us,rsd directions With them Test Exhibition al oar
M. sample Erpaue and Burner where the by mail
pr,nsd fr inducements 70 agencies and the trade
Sepd o Agen luaJ Circular stating proposed mole OF msseg
.s Liceu granted control OF territory FISHER CkOOk
Sole Propneos ~ Broadway Nsviorf
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

sryyorr Hour Ths, rsT Wind d os' zoe .cts W
NOV l6.-7 Ef' y9FV ~ w NV Az 2lO7 WSW.
~ l3 AC3W. 81. 49, o1 w = AZ
tO sat5W. 1t % wv "r,"
pr,,pUs-Nov I6 1869, Thermometer AZ u. m, 20
a N M 900; IL u. H., 3oe Moons Phases-Ne" NOUN
rod ID u
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
iAEbeuneemests-
For HATS that are nobby"

KNOX he li,ter. - everywhere NOEL
Hes hing Of all hattsn,
Ru.. f,shion alone,
And 10 ev,rywhere boarly gected.
Af2l2 Broadsay yoll lDd this bai;er
You need q ehapeau-thots what's The matter
The best in the market. II you want an
segau; fashionable direct the Aanafaetus ErAascHkp
ll8 Ss.sausL Pnce 81
Public and Private Buildings perfectly yen-
tlsted by HENRY A. "oU"h' - Dios1N~'' w. -
III. n SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New York, Is
DE pae reliable WIICHS hae DAapyps. choice Jzn
KIEY ,sd srEkLls0 SILvEHwARE. Dis nonds sPecslV
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Pure, ard Rich Blood, Increase Of Flc:a ard
Weight, Clear SKIN ard Beautiful COMPLEXION through
DIR, RADWAY'S
SAHSAPARILLIhU RISObVTbji1

drop oftbe Ssrspssn Rvent communicates hooss ne
Blood Sweat Urs sB other nnds and Of the system ue 'f@
OF life the the body With soul1 tn,
Scrors Consumption Gsniu'r Dsesse Ulcers IN The Tho Ns
1unors NO he Glands and oher OF the syt m so bs
Sumorous from the Ears ami tie ems Of Ssl ~
Frupton. Fever Scs Head Ring Worn SAT- ei
Rryspeas Acne Black Worms tie FLESH IHnors tsss
the Womb snd s Weakening and Psnf9 seh'Tes Ns rs 1
Ioss sperm and all Of the Life Principle, shn @
Chemistry and few da' s
prose person either Of these forms u ds
potent them. The patient daily becoming n1uoo
The aad drcompo lou that continually pogrtssns
these and pairs the sth new mAtens
f.shhy Gooi and this S and does cur
eersn this remedy commences is work Paea
In diminishing the loss of wastes, is rpas Viii e ~
sud every psusu will feel himself growing better ara %
tn. food sting better, appetite improving and 'esh ana
does the sARSAPARLTtAN RRSOLyBS efce Az w,
IN the Chronic Scra
dss,s the only positive for Kidney B,l.s ts, 49,
Gravel Diabetes. uropsy Soppsge OF
Of Disease. AbumnGrs sui N al cas-
there bcs dust deposits the vAers thies eonl
SUBSTANCE te the white q eg threads ise White I 81
morbid dark bilious appearance sui Wit hoseSa ae .,
pncSng burning sensation when ssaas N'
IN ths M sll of the Beck along the Ions
Pce one dollar per bottle sold hy Druggists evsry"hsfs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

MEXICAN WATCHE
IN IN SWAY VARIETY o. TPsRIoh rLEzkoS fh-F
GOI d AND SILVER CASES 14
DIAMOND JEWEIRY, SEAL RINGS,
and every vahety Of FINE JEwtLRi
~. B. BYNNER e CO., 1s9 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS,
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED TRUNK LINE.
TIE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON, AND
WESTERN RAILWAY,

Prom Irdsn.ro. Ind P,tn H. cc5 niles srh, es-r.c
ard ruly equipped class Rolling stoch I'D r'sy
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THB INTEREST on THE WHOLE
ISSUE or BONDS with rs9dv increasing receipts
Th. leased the Peois ,nd Pss Railroad hos
tern, making the W,,su Peoria he second city ro'
through connections made to Omaha and lie Pao nar
ever e5 nes travel from the AlsnSe to tie Pac.so.
seegrsd Frst Mortgage ih. RoS BpH,'i.
Property COMPANY and BFING on COMPLETED
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ONE or THE MOST TliCELr
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS or THE WEST VIZ :
vanbe connecting truDt nes Fast and West no SECURITY
CAN BE BoRB ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
The rosd psse through I toung and growing cites spi
which contain ia the aggregate reAy 100 600 people and viii"
miles Of lie track ther- population OF over 60 soo
TIE BONDS ARE CONVERTIBLE into Stock Tar wtios
valuable option nMASY OF TIE WESTERN ROADS LEsS Favor
ABLY LOCATED ARE At HIGH PREMIUM.
.ths the L.s teen marketed daring The
oftLe Lu, The balance Oce 82i AND INTEREST ghs
full benss ots vsrisg,s Of the completion Of the a
All marketable ecufdts n crrhfu,, marke, ssr
ferw,rded III poins FRth Oh FAFEEnS CHARGES
TofT, ~ flil Isrteal.n, sPply lyts
TURNER BRO. EEIG,
Bankers, IA Eassou-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
1.-THE Commits

Fl. IT. Murray Of Boston, original hymni ~, installing
PRAYER by the Rev Ray Palmer, D. d. TSdG' S y. D. OF
hage e Tie pastor by tns tS GfT G TTeooWsP the Ksy
frS M%, sIp g. D. Of %dySsin no
people by Rcy j. E Fsn1m S tn r Rev W. G. B. Wilcox Of
Jersey CITY: bcnediction by the p"S'o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28

The Mansfield (DeSoto parish) Reporter,
compliments Governor Warmoth i'll this
paragraph for his appointment Of c. D.
Bullock fox public administrator Of that
parish:
We are somewhat surprised, as we'll as
greatly pleased with the appointments Coy
error Warmoth has made for this parish.
Although clothed with great power as an
Amounting officer, a Republican, and under
no obligations whatever to the people of
DeSoto for past favors, he has. nevertheless,
in mal,ing9 bis appointments for this parish,
risen above party prejudice. and cnarac-
terized his appointments with prudence,
Justice, and desire to promote the best in
terests OF the parish. For this he deserves
thaoks, and in behalf OF our people we ac-
cord to him that need of praise he deserves.
| Cheany Efnor, a colored woman, has sent
! to the Hampstead (Texas) Reporter q fully
inaturcd boil Of cotton, and says she has
quite enough opento begin the first picking.
This is little ahead OF any the Reporter
las heard from, and that journal congratu-
!a!es Cheany upon her success in cotton
culture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
- Washington, July Is, 1870.
CONGRESS HAVING PROVIDED BY ACTS AP-
~ proved June II, June 50 and July II, 1870, for
the reissue every five years artificial limbs, or the
value thereof in money to officers, soldiers seamen
and marines who have lost limbs in the service OF
the United States, the following instructions are
published for the benefit of those interested.
Applications should be made direct to the Surgeon
General from whose Office the necessary blanks will
be furnished on request
Upon applications for limbs in kind orders will be
given by the Surgeon General, upon any mansfac-
turer selected, who shall first have fled bond in
the of five thousand dollars with two slreies,
to furnish good and satisfactory limbs, wit hoIt
extra charge to the soldier, and make good all de-
fects of material workmanship without atdi-
tonal charge subject in all cases to the inspection
OF such persons as the Surgeon General may desig-
nate.
Blank forms Of bonds VIII be furnished by tbs
Office.
Transportation to and from the place Of fitting the
limb viii also he furnished upon Written request
addressed to the Surgeon General.
Applications tor communication viii be certified by
the Surgeon General, and transmitted TO the Com
missioner Of Pensions for payment, through the
local pension agents.
AS full instructions viii be forwarded from this
Office with the blank form of application the ex-
peuse OF employing an attorney or agent viii be IN
l. case necessary.
J. X. BARNES.
iy27 1t Surgeon General United States ARMY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-28
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
TEMPORARY QUARTERS AT RING
GOLD BARRACKS, TEXAS.

CHIEF QCARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
Department OF Texas, ,
Austin Texas, July S, 1870.
C,EALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL BE
y received at this office until THURSDAY, the first
day OF September, 1870, at twelveo'cock NJ for the
construction of temporary quarters for two ~ COM
panies of United States troops at the post OF King
gold Barracks, Texas
Plans and specifications can be examined at the
Office of the United States Quirtermaster at New
Orleans, Louisiana, Galveston Brownsville, Ring.
gold Barracks, San Antonio, and at this office.
Proposals will include the cost OF all materials,
labor etc. the buildings TO be completed in every
particular and ready for occupancy when turned
over to the government
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
offered.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee of
at least two responsible persons Whose responsi-
bility must be certified by the Clerk of Court of
Record) that the bidder is competent to carry out
the contract if awarded to him. and the residence
and postoffce address Teach bidder and guarantor
must be stated No bid entertained not conforming
to the requirements. The attention of bidders is
called to section l6 of the act OF Congress- approved
July H. 1862"
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for the
erection of quarters at RinggOld Barracks Texas,
and addressed to the undersigned.
By order Of General Reynolds.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy Quartermaster General, Brevet BrigadieI
General, U. :. A., Chief QuarterInaster, Depart.
meEt OF Texas. Jy2l ct
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Republican Party Of LOnisiana.-Rooms

State Central Executive Committee, Republican
party of New Orleans, April H. 1870.
Extract from the proceedings OF the committee
at a meeting held March "a, 1870
Mr. Ray offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That a State Convention OF the Repub-
lican party for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for the office OF State Treasurer, choosing a
State Central Committee for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other business as may
be brought before It, be held at the State House, in
New Orleans on the second Monday OF August, 1870;
provided, that if any extra session OF the General
Assembly shall be called by the fifth Monday of Au-
gust said convention shall he held Oh the day fol-
lowing the time fixed for the adjournment Of said
extra session of the General Assembly
The apportonment OF representation in said con-
vention shall be one delegate from each parish or
Representative District for each seven hundred Re-
publican votes cast said parish or Representative
district for Governor, at the election held April II
and l8, 1868, and one delegate for any remaining
fraction of said vote exceeding one-half of the
basis established provided that each parish OF
Representative District, as now organized, shall he
entitled to at least one delegate;
In the parish of Orleans, delegates to the said
convention shall be elected from the Representa-
tive Districts i'll accordance with the above basis
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans. June q. 1870, }
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation OF the official bond of
Dewitt Fortlyce Bsbee as Sheriff OF the parish of
Jefferson to wit: bond dated the twenty first day
OF July 1869. in the sum of six thousand dollars;
signed by Dewitt Fordvce Bsbee, as principal and
NJ Collanore. +. r. Matthews and George Helder
brand as securities III sodo, the condition Of the
bond being for the faithful performance by the said
Dewitt Fordyce Bisbee OF his duties as Sheriff
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the aforesaid bond file their objections TO the
cancellation thereof in writing, in the office OF the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this twentv-tirst dav of June. 1870 and of the hide
perdence OF the United States the ninety -fOurtA.
By the Governor:
II. c. WARMOTH.
PITT CRAvATH, Assistant Secretary OF State.
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PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
City of New Orleans, July H. 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE UN-
y dersigned will be received az this Office
until THURSDAY NOON, the fourth day of
August proxmo, for leasing for three years
a certain lot or portion Of ground
bounded by Canal, Wells, CTossman streets AID
line of Pont chartlain Railroad. Said lot measures
seveutytve feet front Canal street by forty feet
III depth on each OF said Wells street and the line OF
the Pontchartran Railroad, ard about fifty five
feet. more or less, III the rear, on line running
from SAID Wells street to the line of the said rail
road.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposa,s 10 be endorsed Proposals for Lease
iyII I'd ]. X. WEST, Administrator
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Total number of Delegates ................ 100
Tie resolution adopted and ordered pub
lished.
g. P. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
ROCKS STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF the Republican Party. :
New Orleans. July Is 1870
Extract from the proceedings OF the Committee
at "A meeting held July l, 1870.
Mr. Campbell offered the following resolution:
Resolved. That in lieu OF calling separate District
Conventions for the nomination of candidates for
Congress. such nominations shall be made by the
delegates of each district elected to the state Con
vention OF the Republican party at such time and
place as may be agreed upon by them at the meet
ing of said convention. under call OF March a. 1870
except for the Fifth Congress sional District, III
which a convention has already been called.
The resolution unanimously adopted, and or
dered published i'll Republican Journals throughout
tie State.
A true COPY: {. P. BLANCHARD,
Secretary.
Republican papers throughout the State please
copy jyl6
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Headquarters Radical Republican Par.

Headquarters Radical RepuDncan far.
isl Executive Committee, Senate Chamber, New
Orleans, July Is. 1870 Extract from the proceed
ings of the committee, held Oh the above date:
BY Mr.. Merritt, OF the Seventh Ward
Resolved That in accordance with the call OF the
State Central Executive Committee OF the Republ-
can party. the Parish Executive Committee does
hereby order elections Tor delegates TO the State
Convention in conformity with the apportlonmellt
established by the State Commute: said elections TO
be held on the first Monday i'll August. The mother
club of each Ward shall designate the hours, and
establish the rules for holding said elections
Provided That the Presidents OF the three
regular Radical republican Clubs of the sixth DIS
trict shall establish the rules and places of the
aforesaid election in said Sixth District subject to
the above provisions.
APPoRTIoNMENT FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
First Ward one ~ Delegate; Second Ward, two
(2): Third Ward, four ~; Fourth Ward, two ~;
Fifth Ward, two (2); Sixth Ward, one %; Seventh
Ward three (3); Eighth Ward, one Q); Ninth Ward,
one ~; Tenth Ward, one Q) Eleventh Ward one
~. That portion of this parish formerly known as
Agiers, two (2) that portion OF the parish OF
Jefferson included III TIE parish OF Orleans,
under the charter, two (2l
In all twenty-three (23) Delegates
BY order OF the Committee.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
R. n. JOHNSON. Secretary. jyl1td