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STALLlONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR sALE.-THE PURE
N Aranian Horse SAID Ia for sale feasonab ermh
his present has for him. To breeders he will
yaua lie acquisition. The following pedigree gives
he pGsy OF his blood with other Interesting relating
TO ls -
SAID iaso spelled Saved given groom Eubar
Pas Minister France Egypt ioaled the 18th
March, ,o. al The stables of Nubar asha. HIS
the famous Khorassan, the property OF Abdul Medd Sds
OMAN the property Of Nubar Pasha and IL the de,
scedant of the celebrated Jan which leaped the cita lei
walls with the hast Mameuke Bev when fleeing from
saoinel hli In 1872 Therefore Said n the
Nctld breed tue mothers eide and The Anasseh breed
the site OF khorassan.
This grand Arab stall on exhibited wonderful powers of en-
spcei the Abyssinan being ridden con-
stantiy bv officer during that campaign.
SAID wtl be yshan ed for "A improving young
trofttf~ horse.
For further particulars apply to Mr.. FOSTER, at the otcc
of Wilkes 81 rrit o, the Times
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DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID ONCE and Saesroom 81 street, oppos tc the Post
once.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL win sell on Tues lay, at
01l O'clock their slesroom 81 Nassau street. large
of Household Furniture Onice Desks OH
cloths; aiso rosewood and oak Diard Table made by
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variety, in lots 10 suit the trade ana others.
Rx HENRY unsEE Il kEEps i rtans MINER; ia,eon..,
q m n m \ eads pes Art Galleries.
p a9s sis yAssG Il ssas
at their salesroom, % chambers and !. ,eale street.
res ae Of be cs to m OF a h
and p1ong y for T a GAS %
payne, tognac sazaac ~, Branaies casks
ana Johns; Misas Moascieys harn,onys, Gonzaes 9
naa Reserve 'Af Bsnd South Side 'fs
aS & 5'n 5ams as hn
qua ana .renaaa knns also al assortment q hne Wnes
RYM. DOUGHTY, AUCrroNEER.
ID Mortgage sale of eegan. Household Furniture, at the
salesroums 70 Nassau street, Monday March at IGG
AMI walnut Chamber Suits marble ana pain tops; Velvet
fa rS s Psa s oss se osa
Fench r1,e Mirrors two Frensh PlGe Per M me
Gas Chandeliers and Fancy fables China Crock cry
and cas- m , Ware ne whole to be psrsmoy aod ny
Ry EDWARD scHENoK, AgcTIoNEER
Mortgage IS s.f nbM1p Gssfp' scnhstk crSsss Furniture
Tuesday 9Th at II O'clock at his alesoom co Liberty street.
one Of The largest ana most aluabe sales Of lrst class Fur
variety var, Of ra,or DRAWING Room Chamber, Dinng Room
and bahi also a large quantity Of Paris made Furniture Of
the most d UNIQUE m and nd modern styles. .,
The sales will continue every Tuesday and Friday until the
RYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIoNEER.-wI SELL
- Monday, first class down town Billiard, BaToom and
Oyster Saloon, offering fine chance to buyers AMI specui
tors tsee Herald day OF salc)
DYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR., ,AUCTIoNEER- SELL
- tomorrow Moudayl to close business valuable Leasc.
e9mp Ra and n @ o oyse
80 ~' CAMPsELL CO., $50 Bowery.
PY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUcrIoNEER, SELLS
excellent paying handsomely lifted up Oyser iidnse and
Baroo opportunity for parti wishing such business
TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTloNEER AND REAL ESTATE
Asn to s OF II s nsas 9s wy s
coming season; 20 years experience n BCash advanced
on merchsn Use n general.
JACOB BocARr' a6SpAT apSpI2sEEE: M.H:, =
Large Sock Of Furniture,
snsasn Es9 Terns from business sSnssa 4 every
Beading, Cradles, Mirrors, Clocks Iron Safe Furn Cart
ready as bs examined sn sale
J. BoGARr, AucIoneer, NO North wliiamsreet.
r COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RESIDENCE
e. on Gasson !. avenue BIoosyn to 6e sold on Wedaes, &
Futon street. opposite the City Hail. Broosyn tree story
Of u,nsm gas and
borhood convenient to cars For particulars apply TO the
auciioneer, 1863 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Auctioneer. win sel a AZ Eaa. Bioadway loo .ets q
Mems and Women's Clothing, Sheets aud remnln Table
Linen BY order oil george Cudpp 52 East Iwdh street,
and Charles Cudipp, 25s Spring street
DAwNBROKER's sALE--ON TUESDAY, 1ARCH 8,
l. by JOHN MORTIMER, 10 East Broadwa.. A large
assortment OF Winter and Spring Goods Dressis shaw
Remnants, Undcgarment sheets, Spreads Coats Pants
various ohar articles too numerous TO mention. BY
order of Solomon, 173 Spring street.
pAwNBRoxER's EsDAY,JAsEsA AGAR,
IL Auctoneer will SELL at a East Broadway, 50o lot, OF
Mems Womens Wearing pparel and thersoasonable
Goods. BY order of John J. Levy, 40 Skin avenue
PAwNBRo SALE THURSDAY, JAMES AGAR,
Mems and wonen's Clothing BY order oil II, " smy:hs,
Sixteenth CIR eeL
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TlY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCr1ONEER.
- Ou.cc and Salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office
Trade Sale Paper Hangings,
French and American.


JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELL will sell Wednesday,
March at ioh O'Clock at their saesoon Nassau street,
900 Rolls French ani American Paper Kap.nss satips,
yevcs Blanks, Gold Fire Board Pat,erns &c., great
variety, in lots TO suit the trade others.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


NOR sALE-A LARGE SIZE PONY, FOR WANT or
j. use; warranted sound and kind To ba seen nj Mo.
DONALDS oyster house, 81 Eighth avenue.
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CLor.tIN.:.

IA pay the best prices ca and lcnts, Ga ST o Cloth
ing; sAo Carpets, By calling addressing Ladies' attended
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

DAwNBRoKaR's sALE-wArCIEs JEwELsY.,,
rEtn an Il ooos e, "a s ss @ and
SILVER Matches dimon ANA soa Jswery, "Mns so ana s
lei Bowcry.
DAwNBROKERs' sALES.--JNo. MORTIMER, 10 EAST
broadway. wlli SCI Io;.das, order solssnons ,;S
SsT ss res y BY order
Grand street, WI smsburg FrLay, BY order H. McA'ee-
Auc.oneer WIN SELL At Las. Broadway, 900 tsoJ
ss ys sy s.r 3" Bryan sHS s'"
street wi scl at public auction 10 advances at
Terrace Gardep, tyish street between fh,r AMI Lex
Two new, spenid gold al Paror and Pan,s with all
Wi be svsa to responsible party exhibition
SATURDAY, sunday and Monday
CHEkIFf's sALE-MARcH 2, 1870, At THE FOOT Or
w Which &C. e. on H S
uary s7n Or al any afterwards Of In aud brig
Monte Chris p'' 'a'@'' App'tTsx Txas IL oBa1Ey Sheriff
JAAEs DUMpny, Deputy Sheriff.
n,o BE SOLD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MARCH !.
@ ~. Se a% srs m op q ye sa' and
+ Lynch, l.3d street, between FIRST and Second avenus
WILLIAM R. ROBERTS, AUcrIoSEER.
81 Cedar street, corner Broadway,
a,.As Exchange rse" "saesroom
no. o., o. rtD'sSY rG@sS1Y, n aar;Ss s'isf $50 "''"'
10 close undivided iaterest
Saps % Avenue and twenty ninth
Fridge No S3 u brick House,
with stores: size of houac, 2ixia.A lot xltD
First avenue--Nos Abb and agj, story an cellar
brick VIA stores; size of each house, 2oxao; ot
.axiaa.
First avenucNo 49, two story brick House, will,
size % honse 2 10; ot, 2'x.5,
Fourteenth street, Eas-S0 j. Eve story brick House,
with size o hsrise 2'.6xbU; lot. 2sxl,II.
ninth street, WestNos. 5b9 md DOL: are each f0ur
story and cellars brick wn atoes size O. each house, 40
s42, lot, 3l.6siaih
sac hous la. gas and water throughout and
ncclia, with the street.
ITO close estac),
street FaaA turee story high stnop brown
brick House south sle Forty
G. ,5 Second avenue. House, lJA6 lot
| AZ cas and water throu ii the house.
lotyutnth street East, between Thrd anu second ae
Size Of house. II 'front.' u feet in by 81 eet
Deep Lot 201 ia 'front.' ID In anu oU Iee
WEDNESDAY, March Q,
by order Of james II. Coleman, EST, Referee
Broadway No. i3, east side, ABOVE Fourth sieet-The
property o5 roadway, being % feet In
fionl and rear. by l1b feet Inches deep.
~ of the purchase remain on BOND and
mortgage.
Maps and particula ars at the auctioneers oalce
ysTM. WRITER'S, AUCrfoNEER, SELLS on TUES
w day, MarhS ut 100 o'clock. at S2 Br0a iway, near
Seyent street, Household Furniture,
ing part OF parr Suits, Ia French plate, pier
Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsters ani Pillows
hnc Toilet superior Extension Tables Dining room
Chairs, black walnut Buffet; Cnna Dina AM Tea Sets,
Silver, CLASS anl rrOckery rich Velvet Tapesry aud
otter Carpets several gas Chandeliers, kc together with
the Kitchen Furniture.
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR THOSE WISHING TO KEEP
"A boarders. For sale Cheap, the Furniture in large
house (now full OF boardefs on Brooklyn heigns lot
ood the house would be put IN orders possession
gwen lat April only who PREPARED to pay cash
answer. FURNITURE, box b669 Post oncea
NaMY Ynrk.
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JILEGANT FURNITURE AT SACRIFICE.-FAMILY
~ leaving city, Secretary Beds ROSEWOOD walnut Parlor
Suits Plate Easere Mante Mirrors Velvet Brussels
Carpets; Claw Extensi Tab Buffet house furnished
complete nearly new house let. 81 a01. Seventy
e nth street, brown Third avenue north
cid
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IUiSE.

7 THE OLD FURNITURE MANUFACTURING PLACE
n of j. Q. NCKHARDr l67 Beecker street, corIer or
street, sae class made Furniture under mis-
supervision and also his celebrated Extension Sofa
Secretary edsead the best in this country Price from v1V
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vTANTED-TwO SEAT RocKAwAy, GOOD HORSE
w and Harness hne French painting In part payment
Address box 4,i.3 Post olics.
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4 ,LARKE,s HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, TAT
~ Broadway, up stairs supplies description OF hno
Furniture Carpets Bcdlin Curtains, for cash or on
liberal Of payment Whole houses furnished to order
q +.
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y1TANTED--IN APRIL, A HANDSOME STYLISH, JET
w black Geding Mare rising H. hands 70 years old,
long fun ami tai sound Kind, and all right every
way to show inside 80 any Time Address JET BLACK,
Herald oilce.
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vyyANTED-A HORSE, 15i HANDS, .FREE AND
w quick ga ful ttl AMI bay preferred, that
show 245 the poe. Address r. NJ, box oi Herald
outc
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VVANTED--A STYLISH SADDLE HORSE; COAL
w black pre- erred, hands, TO years old, with long
and full tail aud under the de and safe Tor
a lady ride Address SADDLE, Herald Office.
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rTNO LIFETIME BRICK STABLE NO WEST THlR'
teenth street; stalls for nine horses room for car.
rases apartments for coachman. Apply 10 Il. " HAUGH-
MOuT, 4Au Broadway.
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E'oR sALE-THREE THREE-QUARTER SIZE TABLES,
10 the best condition, nearly and all Fixtures
ple'e, cheap Tor cash. Cali from 10 3.
THOMAS BARCLAY, "a Pine street.
ONE ROSEWOOD AND ONE OAK SLATE BED Bill.
Iafo anie, sharpe MAKER will be sold Tuesday, at IA
ociook, M JohNsfON a VAN TASSELL'S saleAroorn, 81
Nassau =
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ITO LET-BRICK STABLE on REAR OF % BOND
street, entrance from Bleecker street, stalls for four
horses, c. rrjagc room, &c j. G. BAILEY,
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ZV day from Rochester N. i.-Matched pairs, single
roadstes and rot,ers good opportunity for 70
choos, such promising AMI made up" for sale,
ana prices disposed of before
j. o. TAYLOR, lis East Tweny.fourh street,
Lexington avenue.
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A NEW FURNITURE STORE.
N DE GRAAF 4 TAYLOR
have opencd an entire Furniture Bedding.
Cornce Mirrors 81 Fourth avenue, expressly for tho
retail trade Quality guaranteed IN every respect Prces
DEFY competitiOn.
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WANTED CHEAP FOR CASH, A DOUBLE TRUCK,
w good running order. Address, stating price, L. D.
c., pox l, As Post once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

MIXED scHooLs.-A great deal of curious
inquiry has been excited about the question
of mixed schools, and many have been the
questions asked as to the course of the new
School Board on the subject. The late
directors appear to have been particularly
anxious, and have shown much solicituds
lest the new authorities should be embar-
raised on this aud other subjects. How
ever, it appears things have taken solution
to the general satisfaction of all, for we I'M
derstard that Messrs. Sambola, Rogers and
others of the outs have had conference
with corresponding number of the ms, at
which it was tremendously resolved that all
conveniently situated SO to do, should take
tickets for the next drawing of the Louisiana
Lottery Company, which possesses the
entire and well.merited confidence OF the
whole community.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
my7 I'm
NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPRovEMENTs,
Bureau Of streets, I
New Orleans, April Il. 1909.
The following are the oficee of District Superin-
tepdsnts of Streets and residences OF Ward super
intendents:
District Superntendent.s Office Erato street; de-
pot between Baronne and Dryadss streets,
First uperintendent, j. Il. Meilieur; resi-
dencs No. 43 st Charles street.
Second Ward-Superintendent,J John King; resi'
de- Deord street, near Magnols street.
Third Ward-Superintendsnt. @. +. Ladd; resi-.
dence No. l07 Perdido street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
District Superiutendents Office No. IS st. Peter
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. John Davis; resi-
Fifth Observation-Disclosures. Henry Weber; resi-
Sixth wsrd-superintendent. P. Schulz; resi-
dence corner Of Barracks and Burgundy streets.
THIRD DISTRICT.
District superintendent Office No. $50 Dauphins
street.
residence, Tonti street. between Lspeyrouse and
Opzaaa streets. .-.
strong; residence No 4s2 Burgundy street
Ninth Ward-superintendent. W. G. kinse la;
residence No. SGT Chartres street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
District SUPERINTENDENT Office No. 756 Magazine
Tenth ward-Supe rintendent. E. P. Ducloslange
Eleventh WArd-Superin endent. p. O. Mona
CHAN; residence No. 233 Coliseum street.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
District Supern tendents Office No. 80 St Peter
street.
Pacific street, between Market and Jackson streets.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
District Superintendent's Office over the Market
House.
Ward Superintendent, NJ. B McGarry; residence
Dufosat street, between Jersey and Levee streets.
Ward Superintendent @. b. Augustus; residence
Magazine street, between Cadiz and Valance
streets
District Superintendeuts are instructed to enter.
tain and remedy all complaints; but in cases of
emergency. application may be made to Ward Su-
perintendents, at their residences
Where such applications do not result IN remedy
ing evil complained OF, it is requested that the
default be reported TO the undersigned. at his office.
in the City Hall.
BY direction OF the Administrator:
WILLIAM ROY,
ap22 1Cteod Superintendent of Bureau
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WASHES New FURNISHING GooDs.-The
amount of taste displayed by Mr. B. T.
Walshe, No. 10 Canal street, in the selec-
ton of his spring stock this season, has been
matter of considerable comment among
the habitues of Canal street during the past
week. Such beautiful cravats and ties,
splendid undergarments. gloves, handker-
chiefs, etc., rarely has been seen on this
side of the Atlantic. while his prices are SO
reasonable that those splendid goods are
placed within the reach of every one. Be.
sides the above named goods, MIR. Walshe
has also general assortment of seasonable
goods fer children, which parents would do
we'll to go and inspect. Mr.. Washe be-
lieves in quick sales and small profits. His
goods are always as stylish as any to be
found N the country, and having been
manufactured expressly for his sales, are re-
liable il every respect. Go and look at
them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
CANCELLATION OF BONDs.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. :
New Orleans, April n, l850
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN
w made TO me tor the cancellation Of
the official bonds Of Daniel q. Bysrly, :.
Orleans and Clerk of the Third DISTRICT court for
the parish OF Orleans, to wit: bond IN the sum
signed BY Daniel g Bysrly As principal in the fall
sum of tive thousand dollars (S5000y, and W. H
9. King and Gustavus A Brsaa1 as securities. ssSh
and bond in the sum Of five thousand doi!ass
isSeO2. dated July II, isSS, signed 6y Daniel =;
dollars $4,000, and Gustavus A. Breaux and Joseph
Octave Chalon as securities. each in the sum Of
twenty-five hundred dollars $500; the condition
of the said bonds being for the faithful per-
Torrance by said Daniel q byerly Of his duties -
Clerk of the courts aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bonds 70 file their objections 70 the can
collation. thereof in writing. in the Office Of the SEQ
Rotary OF State within ninety days after the last pub
location hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State this
twenty first day of April 1870. and of the independ
encs OF the United States the ninety fourth.
H. q. WARMOTH
By the Governor:
GEO E. BovEE. Secretary of State. apps Dt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

Being asked "how could women with half
dozen babies go to Congress?' Mrs. Stan
ton replies: In most Congressional dis
tricts there might be found one woman
without such appendages. In every com
,muuity there are large numbers OF old
maids GENERALLY the most intelligent class).
widows and women past the age OF forty
five, who have ceased bearing children.
Few men come into public life before that
age. and it would be better for the country
if fewer still were permitted to make laws
for the nation until years and experience
had aiven them WISDOM (Sensation
among married ladies'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Headquarters Drainage Bureau Ike.
publican Ciub, Hagan Avenue Csrai-New Orleans,
May H. 1879 AT q special meetin held this day at
noon. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS Charges have been made by the Fourth
Ward Radical Republican Club ainst MIR. q.
Longstreet. Superintendent Of City Drainage in
reference to his discharge of five foremen and forty
employed annals and public works of the city.
in the ar cle published in the New Orleans Repuo.
can OF iris day; and
Wheress, I he Fourth Ward Radical Republican
Club says that he has DISCHARGED all Republicans
and has retained others than Republicans.
In answer to this. We deny the charge OF the par:
ties and Furthermore assert that there are now and
always have been. Republicans employed by Mr.. j.
G. Longstreet And
Whereas There were among the foremen cls-
charged. four out of the five, who refused to EN-.
poy colored lsborers and now there are employed
true to the Republican party; therefore, be 1t
Resolved That a committee OF three bs eppolnted
to tAe proceedings of this meetin before the Re.
pub clubs of this city and that port thereof
be published IN the New Orleans Republican
j. O JAOUBY. Captain Cmmandirg.
GEORSE mitchell, Orderly Sergeant. myt2 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

ROBBERY BY SERvANT.-Mr. Edward
Traphen, residing corner CT St. Philip and
Marais streets, was robbed yesterday even
ing by Julia, servant in his employ, of a
box containing valuables amounting to
three hundred dollars. The box contained
sixty-fve dollars in greenbacks, twenty five
dollars in gold and silver, three bracelets,
two gold chains, two pair gold earrings,
and gold medal bearing Jewish inscrip-
tiOrS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

A CHANGE LONG NEEDED All who ever
essayed to leave the st. Charles Theatre IL
q hurry when the audience was departing
will remember how difficult the task was.
This evil will now be remedied, as the pro-
prietor has force of masons at work taking
out a portion of the front wall, with the IN
tention of constructing large doorway,
with arch above. This change, SO much
needed in case of an alarm, will add to the
appearance greatly. A Grand Jury once
recommended this alteration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

E.ou.sian. s.a,e hnnA, Office no. 81
Camp street, New Orleans. Maya 1870.-The Board
of Directors OF the Louisiana State Bank havng
been authorized, by majority in amount OF the
Stockhol isrs (under the provisions of section two
of act No. Is, of the Legislature of the State. a2
proved March Is, 1870. amending and continuing in
force the charter of oark). have appraised and
declared the cash value Of tho present csp
stock OF the bank to be seventeen dollars per share
Under tbs provisions OF said the present capt. al
stock will be consolidated into shares OF the par
value of hundred dollars. and the Stockholders
are hereby called upon to return to the bank the
certificates Of stock held by them in order that
new certificates of one hundred dollars may be
issued, and no transfers VIII be made hereafter eX
cept in the certificates of the stock.
Whenever the amount OF old STOCK held by any
Stakeholder does not amount to the sum
OF one hundred dollars, any multiple thereof,
it viii be at the option of said otockhooer either TO
excess OF hundred dollars, any multiple there
of at the appraised cash value. pay the differ
snce and receive share of full paid stock.
By order of the Board.
my6I OSCAR BERCIER, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

Louisiana State sank, once "a Camp
street-New Orleans May 4. ls7c.-The Board of
Directors of the Louisiana state Bank having been
authorized b. majority in amount Of the stock
holders under the provisions of the act of the
Legislature amending and continuing in force the
charter of the bank. have decided to increase the
capital stock OF the bank not to exceed enc million
dollars CSI, O0,U00 inclusive of the appraised value
of the present stock, viz: S340, 600.
Books OF SUBSCRIPTION ARE NOW OPEN AT THE
BnNKISG OFFICE, NO. 81 CAMP STREET, FOR
$500 NEW SBAREs-SAY $50 ., OOO-MAKING
THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE BANK 100000.
The present stockholders emitted by prefer
to subscribe for the new stock, in proportion
their respective shares, which privilege will be
considered waived unless exercised prior to thir-
tieth June proximo
the time OF subscription: ten per cent paya Die on
the first July, 1910, and the remaining ssventy-hve
per cent in installments, may be hereafter de-
termined by the board, after thirty days notice
given to subscribers No instalment to exceed
twenty five per cent.
by order Of tie Board:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

Republican State CONGRATULATIONS
State Central Executive Committee, Republican
party of Louisiana, New Orleans, April IT, 1870.
Extract from the proceedings of the committee at
meeting held March "a, 1870:
Mr.. Ray offered the following resolution:
Resolved That q state Convention OF the Repub
Ican party, for the purpose of nominating a candi
date for the office of state Treasurer choosing q
State Contra, Committee for the ensuing year, and
for transaction of uch other business as may be
brought before it, be held at the State House, in
New Orleans. the second Monday of August. 1.70;
provided, that if any extra session of the General
Assembly shalt be called by the hfth Monday of
August. said convention shall be beld on the day
following the time fixed Tor the adjournment of said
extra session of the General Assembly
The apportionment OF representation in said con-
vention shalt be one delegate from each parish or
Representative District for each seven hun dred Re-
publican cast in said parish Representative
District for Gov a. the election held April II
and 10. 1863, and one delegate tor any remaining
fraction of said exceeding one-haf of the basis
established; provided that each parish or Represen
tative District, as now organized shall be entitle d
to at least one delegate.
In the parish of Orleans, delegates to the sal d
Convention shall be elected from the Representative
Districts in accordance with the above basis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

AFTER THE OBsTRUCrIoSs.-Tnose in au-
thority under Administrator West are just
now paying especial attention to obstruc-
tons to banquettes and streets, arrestlrg
+hose who cause the violation. Blockading
5anquettes is nuisance which has been SO
long tolerated that many tenants have quite
forgotten that pedestrians possess any rights
they are bound to respect. We can point
out hundreds of places where tenants con-
stantly make use of more than one-half the
sidewalk, and should citizen offer to com
plain he is met with insult and abuse. Inc
time has arrived for a reformation.