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The New York herald., 1870-02-06
Progress Of the Council.

Progress Of the Council.
ROME, Feb. 6, 1870.
Another session OF the Ecumenical Council was
held yesterday. The Archbishop OF Turin celebrated
mass, and five OF the fathers delivered addresses.
The Committee Postulata meets once week.
The Committee de Eide has completed great part
of It's work.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
ST. THOMAS.

General Luper0n,s Movements.
ST. THOMAS Feb. /, 1870.
General Luperon has passed through st. Thomas
IN route to jamaica.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
A Tragic Alarm In NIarsciIlcs.

AARSEILLEs, Feb. 8, 1870.
Considerable excitement was occasioned IN this
city this morning by the falling OF two houses with
tremendous crash Twelve persons were buried In
the ruins, but It Is not thought all were killed. Two
bodies have been recovered from the debris.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
In Price.

A.-Reduction In Price.
PHALoNs "NIGHT BLOOMING CERRus"
PHALoN's "srGHT BLOOMING cEREus~
PHALoy's "NIGHr BLOOMING CEREUs.,
PHALoN's "NIGHr BLOOMING CEREUs"
PHALoNs 'NIGHr BLOOMING cERaUs~
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS.
QUALITY GUARANTEED THE sAMB.
QUALITY GUARANTEED THE SAME.
QUALITY. GUARANTEED TIE SAME.
QUALITY GUARANTEED THE SAME.
QUALITY GUARANTEED THE SAME
NO MORE WAR PRICES.
NO MORE WAR PRICES.
NO MORE WAR PRICES.
NO MORE WAR PRICES
PHALON's .NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs,~
PHALoN's "NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs,.
PHALoS's "NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus."
PHALoN's "NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs,~
PHALoN's "NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs."
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
NO CHANGE IN QUALITY.
NO CHANGE IN QUALITY.
NO CHANGE IN QUALITY.
NO CHANGE IN QUALITY.
THE SECRET OF THE REDUcTIoN.-we import all
decline gold enables manufacture our Nght Bloom
ing cercus the economic principle ana at the
tme maintain the superior quality, We giva the
public bcneh. OF saving reduce the price.
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC.
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC
In reducing the price Of might Blooming Csreus to
hny guarantee change has been made in
the quality OF that celebrated perfume. The consumption
the article As II will be doubedby the rsduc-
on; the Of VIII than compensate
for the decrease in the rate proh Ask for PHALONa
NIGHT BLOOMING cEREus. Look at the label.
Beware Of limitations
America.-Restorer America, for the Hair.
rs. Il.
A New DTissi.auoi Pauspblct Narrntes Won.
erfa cures BY his water Of Brghrs Disease Of
the kiineys ana scfofu!a
AR. w. Riphin.tonc, or Twcn,y.ninth
s,e, Sew York s that be hs. used BAkRis iaIC0-
u use dby al drugt's,s
BstcheIor'. Hair ,Dye-Ths Best ia the
neous FacioIyis Bond suset
Dr. Hnnter-4O Years at No. 3 Division
street, now Boni street door from Bowery Opsa
fromsA. M =. y. Not open on sunday BOOK grsua
ssPnllcn Womcn.o-Imporsant sermon by
Dr. DIX, th evsning Zou ehpfct Msasou avenas Thirty
eighth street. fsrl THE xidnghi xsslon."
Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver OIL 10 the Beet.
J0bbers-sec Our stock of White shirts and
ges priceiis. KEEP EASurAcrCkiS9 CO.
Nwess Brosdvsy.
Royal Havana Loitery.-Prixos Paid In Gold.
Information farnsAet The hshss raiss paa Tor poabsas
TAYLOR CO, BANKERS. is wal siress. NJ
vs shirts, $40 Per Dozen, to Order, Nsw York
ss5 sirth avenue, corner rsenty. seeoad street.
Trains Epixram oa the FIanky Thirsy-sis-
Tammany fo.nisst
lou Barrels Fine bourbon Wbiskey, Nearly
we years Old made 70 The od tasAi9nsi ~af "' 'As
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
Grand Reception by the Prince Of Erie at
The Grand Opera House.

The ''Twelve Temptations" Purity Re.
hearsed and a Brilliant Assembly Wholly
Pieased-Splrits On and or the Stage
Transformation Scenes ExtraOrdi-
nary-Jim Jubilee in Particular
and a Jolly Jubilee In General.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
FRANCE.
- = = : 49,
Thn N1i~sloa - XN.~l.l

The Mission 10 Washington.
PARIS Feb. 5-P M.
II is reported to-day that Luclen Anatole Provost
Paradol tho celebrated author. has been appointed
Minister from France TO Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
Government Work Of the TeIegraphs.

LONDON, Feb. 5, 1870.
Extraordinary scenes are occurring at the tele.
graph offces throughout England. The dissatisfac-
ton Is universal aud the complaints OF delay and
error have been greatly multiplied since the new ar
rangement went into effect. In this city particu.
larry crowds Of people surround the offices ana there
Is the utmost confusion.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
KENTUCKY.

Of General ThOmRs from the Army Of the
Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. g. 1870.
The Courter-Joaurlal publishes the circumstances
attending the attempt to remove General Thomas by
General Grant before the battle OF Franklin uen-
erai Halleck dscams having ALLUDED to the subject
Mt dinner In San Francisco last summer. but ad-
miss having pocketed General Grants order remov-
ing General Ta0mas and appointing General Scno.
neld hls successor.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

~, shirts, $50 Per Dozen, To Order, New York
NILS. KILLER
ss5 Sixth avenue, corner rseasy second street
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Royal Havana Lottery.-rrtxos Paid In Gold.
Information farnsEet The highsss poubosns
aud ali klads Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO, BANKERS, ls wal street., NJ
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

1ON Barrels Fine bourbon Wbiskry, Nearly
two years old, made "a the Old ssonsi ~.r b, the taae
IN Peonsyysnia, a. 81 70 Esf ya.on. ,s .s..
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Trains Epixram oa the FIanky Thirsy-sis-
Tammany To.nght
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Jobbers-scc Our stock at White shirts aad
&c. n price ist KEEP kASuFACrCHfS9 CO,
~ Wcsl Broadvay.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

merrn..ResfOrer America, for the Hair.
For restoring the natural color Of hs haIr has equal
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

"Pnlicn Womcn."-Imporinnt sermon by
Dr. DIX, this evsnibg L0n church. Msdsou Thirty
eighth street. Tsrt "rhs Midnight Nissou"
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

New Missisauoi Pau,pblct Nnrrmtcs Won.
deru BY this remarkable water Of Brghrs Disease Of
Tie neya an scf0fula
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

AR. w. Eiphinstonc, or Twcnty.ninth
sreei New York. says that he has used BAKRfs rRICO
PHEkOCs for cbappsi hands has cured them he also
for bis hair aud ends TO be better than any oil
a sold by ali drugtis,a
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Batcheior's Hair Oye-The Best In the
world The only perfect dye harule re'isbs instAntar
Hnnd airn
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

Dr. Hnnter-40 Years at No. 3 Division
street, now al Boni street door from Bowery Opsa
fromsA. k.soeP. \. No, open sunday. BOOK graua.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
J NEW YORD.

Specie for Ear0pe-Roa MsudPs opeeen
at the Cooper InssissS Csepea
advises . CencMiass1y Eoi1ey-Shsp
psbe BreadstsRsa - kfaaes-Priscesi
Ealsna ousS - fenade Drekers-
0~vernmerts Opened Firm aad
NEW Yo.x, June, le.:.The steamship
America tskes sl25, 900 in specie.
The cooper Institute was crowded to-day
to hesr Red Clouds speech. He spoke half
Peter Cooper presided. and made speech
fAvoring . conciiiatory policy toward the
Indians. XXI
All available shipping is rapidly taken up
for the transportation Of breadstuffs tor
Princess Editha Montez has sued the
female brokers, Woodruff & Clafin, for .
$1,000 ring and $1,000 In money, which she
says she deposited with them. e
Money closed easy at sos. Discounts
607. Exchange dull at 9. Gold during
the forenoon Was firm at 13t@l33. closing
dull at 113. Governments opened firm and
higher, during afternoon quiet and firm,
e1sninG duh e1d nething doing Bonds d
lleS. 54e~tyenftes 0f tS61, 1124
Of IS6k u1&; ef 1876. l11}: new, l3k; 81
l4 III; ~ 1858 lIa{{;; en-f1stiee5 1851.
2.SsI ~ !. y - ~ 14:.!ss; ~
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WHOLE NVlNlR a99. IS:

hass ts 70 2sl. dsriag - enarnsaaqa,st and
ss1aAy.-0aoetnS 0utk 3enno1son 613: 49,
81: Nhgtnias e; new g.. Lopisia1as 7e2:
new 77; levse sixes 7e; si9hts s1. Alabdsk1
ei9hts l0l; ives "a. = -Geesgie sixes- 0oSs.
sssS ssSsSs dsso,ss 81 SstA J, osseisse ss 3 asv
Judge Bradley, q the Unilpd lAsAss
eupreae Cousk hss arrived hons mon -
Southern circuit duties, 6
All the available shipping In part % beiee
rapidly taken up fue Havfe sad the tgss1t
portafion Of brsaastuflt 70 franes. ~
eteamer OF ths natiDnal line to-day put1Gi
for Havre, and in ten minutes all her frv1Tnx.
room was engaged. 81. -. - -;
have presented Judge Oafdosa with . siivoPs
service, In recognition of his services for thf'
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I .f.n-gs Yours, ETC., ae-N 7i
EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK JOURNAL.
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PARTS, May 81, 1870. ,-Messrs. Editors:
We have just received the following dis
patch (second of June) by the following
German papers: ,Kochnjsche Zeitnng, Gazette
de K1ogne, Augezseine zeIung. Auyusburg,
Meme; Tie-PTesse, Vienna. go re. = "a
This paragraph was sent to three papers
by their Paris Correspondents, and was pub
lished in all the Paris newspapers on the
thirty-frst of May. This paragraph shows
conclusively what you viii be pleased to
publish. Sereth. May 80, 1670.-Mr. Cre-
mieux, Paris: The city. of Krotcschenck,
Roumania, was day before yesterday the
scene of a terrible massacre of the Jews, and
it was not until midnight that the barbara
ties ceased. Yesterday morning the desire
after the blood of the Jews was manifested
afresh by the Christians. The Jews and
their families were attacked in their houses
and hiding places, aud maltreated in very
british manner. At ten o'clock q large
number of the Jewish residents took to
fight. Everywhere the cry is heard:
Down with them, down with them" The
wrath of the population is terrible. We beg
for your assistance.
Believe us, sir. yours for the centratium
and the precedent molinary.
[Signedl J. 6ACHOR LARDEN,
1 ,r a Secretary.
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. x
p>e,.ras,ea 81 OaSee. rieessA ~ dtawss ss
'yerk-Taanesv 0arneA N - LiaSer
.NsCssiA 0slne late Eralhlng-lsa9q1-
iieas CsngrsaaassslA Aenaaesapsa n Ia-,
. Aiana-UnapA s1sfssa Qsaysaaasa -,
Deuth CaFslina-AneaAnent % oeaaoa
eana Federal CenasaeaAsea. Reeaoslaaa
- EunAa0eatal L0W-Uomnn nnnsone -
ossts sO0eers-1AAlWaV 00saas Deanw
RltooSoe9ssE 50 slttlef. iai 'JsI
ALBANY, N. Y, June le.-The State can-
vassers have deolsred the election Of Sanford
=. Church, chief Judge, and n. r. Alisn,
Martin Grover, Rufus w. Peckham, and
]. Eolger and Charles Andrew, fepublioat1,
associate justices. ss9sF .g9'ls sssa > aal'i
Judge Unurch's majority q 81, ,o19 vetes.
/. ST. LoUrs, June l6.-Ruffn & Co.'S tan.
nsry, corner OF Piatt avenue and DlizabStli
streets, burned at two O'Clock this morn.
ing; loss. $4,000; insured Ia 81. Louis oAIceS
Mike Mccool win 90 into training for his
the Abbey Race Track Ms trsineSs are
Dublin Tricks james Neatly and Joe
Coburu.s ENIaahe siRs 19tFa sRs le4 bu@l
INDrANAPoLIs, Ind, june pl6.-The he.
pubiicans Of the Second District nominated
Colonel George ". Carr, Of Jackson county,
to-day, - candidate for Congress. Moses
n. Dunn, OF LAwrsDee county, was saso
nominated to-day for Congress, by the Be-"
MADTsoN. Ind, June l6.-The Third Con-
gressiopai DisAict Republican Convention
mat here At zen o'clock this morniDS. and
nominated pbn. Henry r. Prichsrd. Of Bar
thoIemew y county, on the first ballot, AZ q
caui1idatS for Congress. p t4is Eea
CoLUSBrA, s. c., June 16. The State he.
form Convention met last night. Every
hon MI fvan A~H;
and colored delegates. After organixing.
sae convention adjourned to this morning,
when platform was adopted, naming the
organization the Union Reform party, and
recognizing the amendments to the State
and Federal constitutions as the fundamen.
tai law and an accomplished fact. 2
The convention adjourned to-night. 49,.
The Union Reform Convention nominated
for Governor r. B. Carpenter, q Ken
the Circuit Judges of South Carolina. ne
was. during the late war, Colonel in the
Federal army. ~ -
The convention nominated for Lieutenant
Governor General n. G.. Butler, an ex.
Confederate, whose nomination was insisted
upon BY the colored delegates, and was
The proceedings Of the convention we're
harmonious and enthusiastic throughout.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, June l6.-Heavy rain
here to-day. 80. -
P1TTsBukG, June 1s : The Southern rail-
way officials who are making tour of
inspection over the Pennsylvania. Northern
Central and Pittsburg and Erie roads, to-
day, IN company with q number of invited
guests and prominent citizens and press
reporters, visited many of the principal
manufacturing establishments in this city. I
The guests express much satisfaction. Tha
party Will leave tomorrow for the oil re-
gions. ~
BosToN, June "A train between Roy.
alst0n and Athoi, Vermont. went throughs
bridge, killing two persons and wounding
FnshApaEpHrA, sJrue so.--Ths --rech Of
the View Isonsides, III the Delaware river
6eiQN the city, is IintefS9fing with nassgs~
son. Che was blown ae tsday With ayss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
A dispatch to the Western Associated
Press reads as follows:

a OlSpdtCA W SnO W VVCSsOAA 6SSOSA0tOO
Press reads as follows: st
New YoRk, June l3.-The report of the
superintendent at Castle Garden shows that
last week the number of immigrants from
Liverpool was 1858; from North Germany
3l5l; from Glasgow and Londan 1908, and
in sailing vessels 1900. Total II, ,S22. Out
of this number over 5000 have gone West OF
into the interior. During the year ending
May 81 over 316 600 emigrants arrived at
Castle Garden, of whom more than one.
twentieth were Scandiuayians. Theseslat
ter, two-shirds of whom are gone West
brought with them nearly $500, 900. There
has been gain to the population of this
city from the influx of foreigners during the
Lass twelve months of over 60, 1000. Out OF
$1,000 immigrants who arrived last month
New York got $4,000, Illinois, 5000. pennsyi-
vania nearly 5000, Wisconsin 5000 Ohio
1000, Ca liiornia 60OO, New Jersey 1909. New
England States 5000. Soushegn States 100.
and the others went West. s ssfss ~ !:
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THE GREAT PAVILION.

YuNH ~ q REAT FAV1AkVNs
(leo feet in length by 40 feet in widthJ ~
Lake End Fontehartrain Baureed.
This new institution, on the Partisan style, has
been opened to the public.
lt is the object of the proprietor 70 make this
piacs of entsrtainment especially for ladies and
their escorts The best order will be maintained.
and no Questionable persons Will be admitted.
Delicious ICE CREAM, SODA WATEk VCt.
FEE and CONFECTIONERY will be served at the
iovest prices charged for the came in the city.
The best of LAGER BEER and LIQUORS will
be kept ON hand. - -.
JseTer's Brass and String Band has bee0 engaged:
and every evening from O'clock to the departure Of
fhe aat train viii discourse operate and selected
music for the enjoyment Of visitors.
Brivate Ball Parties and Soirees can 20 given IN
the Pavilion at low ratos, and with the regular
Bard by applying to the proprietor.
10 O'Clock P. N. In consequence OF the demand Of
the public for such conveyance horse car Will start
from the Lake ct II o'clock r NJ. thus giving an
excellent opportunity to our citizens 10 enjoy the
lake breezes etc, after their supper.
Parents are especially invited to attend. q the
proprietor intends to make the Pavilion pleasant
1ss I'm Z. +. DENhCHAUD. Propristor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

OHT or A1lSLAID.-A PROMISSORY
IL note for The cum Of One Ihoueand Dollars,
bacher, to his own order, and BY him indorsed.
pay ole scar after date. and secured BY mort
Morel, notary, on the tenth August 1869. All par.
ties notified not negotiate the said note, psy
finder Of said note will confer favor BY leaving It
ct Frank vattsr's No. so Masszne street. js2 I'm I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

CT0LEN-EARLY SUNDAY MORNING,
ana avenue, SIKH District. soms Cash. . Promis
soy Note Of 800 and Mortgage Note, drawn By Mrs
le7O foT S94 payable after date. with eight
per cent per snpum interest from maturity until
coe. nots!y. II the papers are returned no Quss-
tions will be asked. Payment Of tssid notes has
been stopped. JOHN A. MAYERS,
7ieA ST. Corner Louisiana avenue and Water st.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
- the undersigned, during the year 1858. the fol.
l.. 4 CERTIFICATE Of thirty snarss Of the Bank
of New Orleans to the name Of p. L. Bernard.
2. A CERTIFICATE OF twelve shares Of the Bank
Of New Orleans to the name o. p. l.. Bernard.
Applic alton has been made for new Certificates
ss4 p L. BERNARD,
ADJ 2tsm 6m -''F g :
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
-..>>.e-->.-~.-~~&>~~-~~~~ -~~~~~~-~~--~~~~~-~~.~---
ITO: ron TIKI OUNME0:: 49,
BAY ST. LOUIS. Asa alt
CRESCENT HOTEL,
l AuGusrE PINo. MANAGRR

hundred and dfty guests ,s-sg ~ ss-s-.
Rooms separate or in suites.
The grounds are large and beautifully ornAmented
X clear spring of cold water guahss mp in tho
ThS fsciiisiss for bathing are complete. 8.
Tie shell road along the bsy is one OF the most
charming in the world for riding and driving. =.
BOARD BY TIE DAY, WEEK Oh MONTH.
Particular attention given to picnics and excur'
sion parties from Now Orteans. So
The Creole or Canals make daily trips from the
city: ..A}Gf
The Chattanooea Railroad, which runs Just in
rear of the MOTEL gardens, will be ready to travel by
July 4. a.
+an rears "a. ssrvants haif prico, = :. les cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

OriRlnel ssesenenss CsnArned.
The New York Associated Press, which
supplies New Orleans with dispatches, has
discredited the report Of the Jewish mas
sacre at Roumania, which was first trans.
mitted to the American Press Association
But we find the following in the dispatches
to the Memphis S.sn, of Wednesday, which
confirms the original statement: -
/ fA. OFFICE or TINE NEW YORK JOURNAL,
sH- .s.sE ,5's : 80 New York, june IA. ls70
To the American Press Asspoiation:l Es.4A8} A
Please find enclosed translation para
graphs. published in the German papers:
They have been correct. The assertions of
the old concern that the American Press
Association gives fabricated news, Is thus
forever q willful and corrupt lie. 9ef
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

In 1869 two were sent to the Louisiana
State Seminary.
TEACHERS. s-H NO. OF SCHOLARS
George W. Lane, principal "a
Mrs. j. P. Abbott, first assistant. "a
Miss s. Mooney, second assistant. 43
Miss NJ. Moran, third assistant A
Miss S. B. Redwood, fourth assistant. 80. A
Miss Kate Rogers, fifth assistant. -. 55
Miss Ellen Hamerton, sixth assistant. . 70
Total. ................. 3l1
The Sixth Department is located in the
Carondelet Street Church, noted above.
The Eranhlln School
Thia no schnol for oirla roooivod a loroo
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LOST

T O0T On Ml0LAHD-A CERTIFICATE
IL of STOCK, No. l55, issued by "La variets A.
public are cautioned against negotiating therefor,
as application has been made for duplicate OF
same.
( - Fst GA t-s- .4-v rg A. ADNET, 3
Curator Of the Succession Of n j. SPOTS.
] New Orleans, May rs, 1870. my26 je2 l6 q
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FOB SALE

EOR OALD-ON REAsONABLR AND 40.
RE6IOKNOk. situatsd in the town Of Biloxi, near
the Lighthouse For price end conditions Of sale,
apply to y. DE FERtET, Auctionoor,
! l0l2 IL L. OMoe Sd Royal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

OeT OR MlSkAID.-A CERTIFICATE
IL Of STOCK, No. 26, issued by LA Variete Asso.
cistion," to james h Donegan, dated November
q. 1855. Ths public are cautioned against nssohat-
ing thereon, as application has been made for .
duplicate of same.
A. ADNET.
Curator of the Succession Of j. H. Donegan.
New Orleans. Nag Is 1870 my26 js2 . I6 .
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EOR oALE.-A BEAUTIFUL OOUNTRY
= RESIDkNCE in Wsdessoro. two and half
miles from RontchAtoala 6tstion,- ON New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. having also. direct
water com munlcation with New Orleans. In com.
piete order. vel fenced. and can be made sef1us-
tsining either Fruit or Poultry Farm; well cup.
Piled With frrit Of ~ kinds water and vqod, and
about twelve scrss. Enquire for tsrsns etc & No.
I'D Camp strose, nom 10 to q A. II. my221A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

EO1 oAIE-A1OUr ELRVKN THOUSAND
ACRES. in different tracts, Of the finest
husar lands in the state. large portion Of these
lands 10 covered with mGRnidcsnt forssts OF rod
cypress ana porttone are near the river, Morgan's
Isxas Raslr9a1, and the line Of the Ohattepooea
and Texas Reilroad..contisuous to IN ipexhauft
ibs mafkeS Tor lumber and Wood-aud are very
valuable The wholo Or an interest viii b disposed
OF at sxtrsmsly low rates. ss the owner 10 about
!esvlnE the Stats In consequence Of i'll health.
NO. le6 0rsvier street. up stairs, corner Bank
place. between the hours Of and II o'clock A. n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

whole fickots, -; shares IN proportion.
Prizes payablo without doductiou.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

ADMISSION TO BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
George ". Lane, Principol.