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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & {

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 Wall-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances of gold com
currency accounts at market rates.
Persons depositing with MS can check at sight, in
same manner as upon any of the banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills Of Exchange make Geographic
transfers of money in London, aud issue credits
available throughout Europe
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts on terms
the for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos.
it, bearing interest and subject TO check at sights
to issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; TO make Ad-
vances in Gold against Currency and other Collate-
rails; and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
Gold Basis
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale Of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
N. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent gold
st. Louis and s. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
per cent, gold
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds 8
per cent, gold, Endorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State IS.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMpANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FHTY-iEAR SINKING FUND Bonds principal
ana interest payable in gold, free of Governments
tax coupon registered convertible at the option
oi the holder into stock of the Company at par, wnisA
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NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL an, and H tI

NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.Trsins leave ThiruelsL as follows;
ga m Chicago Express, Drawing room ears attached ~, -.
md Saratoga Express rams
Room c. an through without change IN hours
ans 80 minutes. c,..... 81.
lO9 m Special Drawing Car Express for chicago NO a"
,ourol.tion Wa Drawing
Northern aud Wesern Express, DraWng-o cars aaneh
4pr Montreal Express Drawny-room cars attached
m Express with Sleeping through 10 "ateftoHn,
svrsrux and Csnariaisua. tDalyl
D. M Seon With Sleeping attached for Ohago
vi. oth L. C. Railroads. for Louisville wa nisna os hhi ior
Bus,lo and Rochester This train viii leave sunIayn)
II p. m, Night Express sleeplng-ear ATTACHED
?. m, Hudson train.
7.O0s A. and 5 p. n. Polghksepsie trains
g.4Sa m. 4.l5, and 6:l5 ?. M, PeekskI trans
$50 and 1900 No., Sing Sing trans 81, = O., -. "a,
Gao 7:iO 9O5 and :lO o AS $40 3O and ll;O
p. Yonkers trsins. ,,,
- NJ ' nam {. H.. hESDRICK. Gell Passenger Agent
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From NJ. ~. North River.
ITALY AL August u
ENGLAND Webster CRDAl, August - 50 p m
Passage Liverpool Queenstown cabin SI3 and 500 s'aR
Prepaid Steage tickets from Liverpool queenstown bohuonu
or Glasgow 432 currency. a.
steam HAVRB and LONDON every Fortnight cant az
Plymouth To land passengers ..,
NIRGINIA............
W EDNksDAl, August ~ p
PENNSYLVANIA. EDNESDAl, sept ., p 10.
Cabin passage s90 $50 Passengers booked 70
For further particulars apply al the COMPANY
No 90 Broadway. r. W. \ hthHi' hAhaget
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n, T. BALDNIT' 'en' 1s' IT,
DELAWARE, LACKAWoANNA and "Eol-
NORRIS AND EsSgX DIVISION

MORRIS AND ESSEX DlylslOh
Dsrots Baca AMI foot ofthrstopherSh
SUMNER ARRANGRMBNrS commencing fubSDA l. July 30 ioo
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting al Denyie WHO poJ
Branch, Dover with Chester Branch st atefoo T
and Newton, Washington With tie D. d. ana w y.
Tor water Gap srouburg Bend Bngh ,mion sa
euse anil all points the Laekawanna AMI boom'ous
md slawsre and Hudson X Ris
Il:,O LEiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at hewsrh motifs
town Dover Washington Phpsbug and bsston con
meets AZ Phlpsiurs with Bel Del X Tor Beyiere &e ana a.
Eastoa Nh L. r. for Bethlehem Ae1o"n hauen 'noni am
Witesbarre- - ., nm, ~, ,,.-... ID
z al 1aieroo and Washington with D. L. and
X II. Water Gap, strouisburg and Scranton II, ~ c,
800 HACKETfSTOWH MAIL connects win Boonon Oher
md Railroads "a
$40 D. m. IN -, ,o.,o. -
Fo SUMMIT and intermediate stations at o;O I;, and lo;O M
1850, and $500 ?. - ,,.,-o, a N an tan -,
l:lO m lIO 100 3:iO 42 49, $780, 6:oo $40 300 aud ll;''
Fc, NEWARK e:oo 1880 $500 8:lo slO 1910 lO:oo Hoo
Hoo and llO Il: o. 1900 -2:3, 800 $40, $3.50 4Q 49,
$50 $40 5:2O $50 600 600 Gao $780, 300 ani lt3 p
Tn, marked stop at Rsst Newark ...,,, 49,. o,o-,
BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLAlR, at b;fV anu
I'm 2.OD3 AndJ. D. n.
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The following a OF business at the United
States Assay Office at NewYork for the month ending
Iuy 1870:
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
40 TOALBANY and TROY.-The DAY LINE

q, Steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will eaye Yes
and Thirty -fouIthstat landing fonFes
(SyaeA Tsryown frrybos Coen West Point Cornwall
Eewburgh Poughkepse RhnebecE Maiden, Cak and Hudson
the day boats
Albany commencing June @ for Sharon Springs
York) for Cherry Valley The steamboat
SENECA will transfer passengers from Albany 10 Troy Tickets
baggage checked by Dods Express 0ces 9 Broadway and
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AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
IN ROAD
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
NTWWER AKKANUEMENI 7,
COMMENCING INV - nm.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Passenger Station York OF Twenty ssvenths ard
Foa9 TRANS sa LEAVE g s TySn,Es''A'
For SeTIlsye1 AMI Bridgeport Enl l;5o nj l2l' 'hhh
Tor ao ssti5t F. ia so9.poft and wspo 100 1880
For Sorr4s 100 500 tRIi 600 n,o m, 2' (Er) 300
EI 3:is, 40 EI). s;oo, go and 500 !EL)
for stamford ELl . li:9o M l2l5 Erl 2:l5' tErl
GreenEieh and intermediate stations O. 1880 m 2;ls $40
80 ssD Sy Mi i ,S saqe rsenevp,b YeYoE at H.
Boston via both sprncsso,sy rc r IS Sf Tsi1 s
FOR Boston, via Springfield a ~, AMI Q. m.
For Boston. via Shore Line, 1918, p n.
For Hartford and Springfield, m 2lS 42e m to 'ruoi
For Newport. R. l. l2:l5 m t connecting with Steamer across
For Co19eeteut River Railroad, p5 p m to Montreal
For Hartford Providence F,hkl Railroad nj l2;ls p
For shse Lis Rssay at to Norwich and Providence '
For Sssns7sG I'D Northampton Ralro. 300 p m to
FOr s,rga,uek Railroad 3p an! -: NJ TO Waterbury
SssSS .sS sI"ai 4I1.G , md isa E
comnedou, sssPug Cars ,.eh. to sin and also 70 sun
IN. and IN. trains JAMES H. Hoir, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROsAD-FROM FOOT of
~ WEST r,llLADELPIIA 49, .nd g;0
S and ~ Fsr6ALTIA3sE ,Hi wAshfsdTosT an
I5E Ss asb Sc FiVsis rue ~
": P.,rsl,1 !, hS,-'O H. sod silver Palace p ca,
bars Cincinnati and Che.go uhou, silver Palace ears are
ana cso run as ssss sss 40 f 1
foot q corsads, aud pOd.. EIPEs' s BrOaiNs, D.iCl
train to Pittsburgh, Chicago Coumbu, Cincinnati InsnsP
Oh, L pS ard 81 Louis wsOqt change The $3.50 N train also
Juse I6 1870 Rw JACKSON Gsn.rs, Superintendent
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ On and amer MONDAY Nay ~ 1870 EIprss. will
leave depot Of Twenty sixth St Poufthavs fOIo-
SIS ,. % M. s%ssTa r EpTs..
Sleeping Coaches night between SerYo .ad st. Ab,u
J.. G..
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gfrnrsions.

Gftnrsons.
DAILY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
~ SATURDAYS AMI SUNDAYS eIeepie The iat sahng steam
b.t NTH uppe and lover saloons SYLVAN SHORE Capt Oney
will leave North Eghth-st, Williamsburg, $40 Eyhihst
East River Pckslp 7;lD Chnstopher-st, North hiVe
8 a IN. Pier North River 1880 q m
On SATURDAYS from Newark wbs below stephen Conts al
o clock ID. landing at Bergen Point - - ..o.uu
Il.o RS and Cotiion Rand. Pare FIFTY CENTS
NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
IN COMPASY-0hoe 800 Westg.-To SARATOGA AND RETURN
Par. p IS Excursion tickets for sale at the Pier
r Steamer leaves daily At p. m Saturdays excepted.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-The finest Excursion
out Of city, Side Railroad by Roosevelt sn Grand
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Total since JAN L.. 3 i5R74S4 SliiOl Isl S7irSS W
The following are the dry goods imports included I'D
the above, for the same period:
For he reek 1865. 1859. IS1O.
Entered at the port..... S2l339a &2bt3Sl S2SNfa
Thrown on maTket.... l745 III 2Go1.765 AGsl,s0
Entered at the port.... sAsn37I sS7,l2o@s salsoHs
Thrown o msrket.... +5yGB33 34b333's S,fil,F5 :,
The following is comparative statement OK the ex-
ports Of specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports for 10 years. January to July 80 $780, and for
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
DEOPLEu LINE STEAMBOATS,
A

| LINZ -,
North T 's,S s : gsf& se s%H an So '1 %
.gS r ", eGG , s aS,n{ s ,n s sns 81 s to Il %
oee the wharf and a. Do, EIess oaees yyi Bssa
sunday Saratoga sharon albany Travellers
be mled by advertisements ntmsng the change Of the locality Of
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Nashua MaGeh c6neoS PsiR SoI Bsile5Or All intermediate
PSnn;S, or The b, ssx md 'tauch steamers
CITY OF S GTTY or LAWRENCE
- :. Ad CITY OF NEW-LOHDOS
Pier RIVER o Of Canal and %f l! At O'CLOCK %
For Hs~Lonipn and Norwich there connecting With Express trains
for the ASoy. point, New London soern Norwich and woo
North RIVER j. T. SHORT, jr Agent
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of NewYork
and City Hartford leave Psi alp daily ~ foI hare
f sTa -; n Ter y Il eI1s s q @ .
NEWARK and NETWORK BOAT.-Steamer
~ TH0s WAY leaves foot B,sy 9;9 m 'nd w ?, n
Bergen Point Pom '''"'N '''' - =.
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-,R Railroad
wuTR no q 1 c1 s o Of, a ss%' ss .ca
2i5 and Thirty evcnt oelosi Returning leaves Sor-ah
F.r ,s 5 cent?. Excursion a s sis 81 D'no 80
PALTIMORE AND. OHIO RAILROAD cos
TE @ ' AND . BY CAMDEN
ANBoY RAILROAD Perl North n'sr ana sLASD PsoP a
Dispatch !s the sR c and !, 5pS :,h from
iCo c. and return The only Line Aaras
~ Ff' {. W. PgRyEIL, General Agent
QUEBEC ard -YORK.-New Passenger
~ snd Freight Roqte Distance shortened Is miles via Grand Iuhs
m. he. Haven steamers Railroad FRANCIS HYDE,
General Agent, Pier Is. Eas: River, Ses.YOrk -
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
Passenger and Freight Depot in New YORK foot Lbest con
somerre with South B,leh Rsn. at Hampton Junction
with Lehgh AMI Susuehsnn RioA anl at Eaoa with the Lo
high VALLEY Railroad and its connections forming direct Inns TO fts
buh AMI the West without change Of cars also 70 Central P'nn
'''' '' ''' AILESIowS ISE TO THEW, The VEST.
Commencing June J. ls7n-Leave Hen.York A. follows;
5:3y a. m-For Pain6ed
Ga mPor Pennington Eason Bethlehem Mach Chunk WILLIAMS
port, wie'bars, P.oa, AhanoJ City Tunkhannoef, Torana
7:is m.-For Ea,on.
i2m-Fcr bennington Eason Allentown Naueh Chuni wilkes"
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Epata lAhI PotsT HarHs
~ Nor Eason, Allentown and M.ueh Chunk.
3Dp Eas0n Allentown Mauch Chupek and Bslyiere.
1870 p. m-Fo somsryile and flenihgtOn-
5:l5 m-Por SomerTile
So m-For Easton
7pm-For somsryile
81 m Em. rsnt,F For Esston and the West
i2nmIFor P,inseI on wednesday, AMI Saturday. only . ~
Trains Elizabeth at $50 800 6g 1ii9 90, 20 10
AS SIS $50 5l5 go, 1900, 74O $780, o'EO WV 'f
R:OOp. vop rup wpSr
Gam WErsRS ErPREss daily eIeep sunnay ior hsn en-
town Harrisburg Connects Harrisburg Tor be AMI me
for Stroubug, Water Gap, scranton Bnghsnon faes "
Connects at Phpsbuy Msleh Chunok Wsesbarre se ,u
m-CiscNElT ExPREss, daily Tor baston bshen. CO.
town Rsig Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati eeP
ing Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects 'une"'a
with Delaware Lsekswnna and Western Raroai Tor scranton
City to Pittsburgh ever
TcLet. for The obtained at toe ohee Of the Cenr n
Of Ler!ys N VI at NO hstot hOse
Nos 25i 9 SIG Broadway No 10 aI Il s Pap
h..I. X Ek,b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

The Chinese Aborers employed ON the
Merrill Gate Millaudon) plantation seem to
enjoy their new home very much; are in
cheerful spirits, and make excellent planta-
ton hands. On Sunday Mr.. Merrill had
quite anumber of visitors from the city to
see for themselves our new immigrants from
China. Among the visitors we noticed
Messrs. William H. Henning, Alfred Shaw,
P. w. Woodliefand Anthony Sambola; Mrs.
Gaines and number Of ladies were also
present. The Chinese appear clearly, intelli-
gent, and full ofvivacity. Send us more of
them. .f.. ssrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

ANOTHER CNFoRTUNATE.-Intell
was furnished to Captain Mccain, Second
District, that the body Of an infant had been
buried in the yard Of Madame MigueIs
house, near the corner of Burgundy and
Toulouse streets. An investigation verified
the story, when it was discovered that a
young unmarried girl had given birth to the
infant under rather uncommon circum-
stances. She stated that afew months ago
man named Roman, employed at coffee
house corner of Dumaine and Levee streets,
had seduced her under promise of marriage,
and that by overworking herself, she had
given birth to the babe prematurely
With the assistance of cdr" ROuselt =
and Madame Miguel, she had been deliv-
cred, and they buried the offspring as
stated. DR.. Avila, after the exhumation
held an inquest, and ascertaining, among
other facts, that Rousely is not physician,
caused his arrest, also making complaint
against the madame. The unfortunate girl
gives her name as May John, and SAYS that
her only living relative, her father lives on
Bayou road. She was formerly employed
in the family Of Mrs. Petit, near the Bar
racks, and at one time lived with Mrs.
Marks, on Old Levee street. Captain Nc
Cam has the two accused, and will to-day
take them before Recorder Staes for exam
ination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
CONSTABLE's SALES.

Martin Cusack vs.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, and f. Cook, Surety ON the Appeal
Bond-Third Justice of the Peace, Parish Of Or
leans-NO. 1903
DY WRIT OF AN ALIAS FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable John P. M0nta-
mat, Third Justice Of the Peace in and for the
parish of Orleans in the above suit, will proceed
Merchants Auction room, Royal street, between
/ Customhouse and Canal, in the Second District of
this city to sell the following described property,
tO-wit-' T.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District at this city designated as the lot No.
rs, bounded by Howard, Lafayette, POydras and
Liberty streets, measuring twenty-sx feet front on
Howard stfeet, by one hundred and seven feet in
depth, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
B. AGERET
Constable Third Justice of the Peace
je2l jy7 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

TsoxFoRMEMENr A uN ORDRE DE LHoNoRA-
" BILE Quatrieme C0ur de District de Ia Nouvello
Orleans, en- date de NJ q, ls7o, les sous.ign6s.
de ID vile de Ii N0uvelfe Orleans, ct conform6ment
une resolution du cousel de willie, dam le but de-
faire une estimation ct un assessment pOur
FOuverture de la de rUniOn, dams le Premier
District, de In rue DIES Dryades Ia rue DIES REM
parts. suivant un plan dress6 par l. H. Pile,
Gpenteur, don't a0pie est enfesistree 10 dita
Quatrieme Cour, roposent d'ouvrir Ia dite rua
CONNIE suit
La rue de PUnion, dams le Premier District, de In
rue DIES Dryades D La rue DIES Remparts, dams une
etendue en- lOngueur de cOnt-quatre-vingt- On3a
pieds ct dix p0uces, sur une largueur uniforme de-
trentedeux pieds ct un pOuce. La dite rue devant
ttre Ouverte commencement au plan depOs6 pOur
reference specials.
Avis est d0nne a toutes personnel interess6es que
des dts assessments ct estmatiOns cOncernant
r0uverture de ID tlite rue. svec un plan annexe,
an CRETE de Ia dite Quatrieme COur de District,
pour etre inspectes par les interesses ct que Ia
rapport DIES dts assessements ct estimsti0ns par
les dts cOmpissaires sera presente Ia dite COur
pour etrc par ellie confines cOnfOrm6ment Ia lOi,
le MRRCREDI 10 A0ht, 1870
rtts peuvent sen trOuver aFectes pOurrOnt exposer
leurs objections par ecrit dix j0urs apres In der
Mere publication de Get avis Les dites objections
devant etre depOsees ct enregfstrees au CRETE de-
Ia dte Quatrieme Cour de District atm que les dts
cOnsmissafes puissent Teprenlre en- consideration
ct alterer on amender 1eurs dts assessments
ct destinations, sls lie jugent cOnvenable avant de-
les presenter pour etre confirmes c0nfirnement
In lOi - JULES BENT,
:, p. THEARD,
.~H E@ "1Si THOMAS / BURKE,
jy10 cot -fr COmmissAires.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Under the constitution of Massachusetts
no man is eligible as Treasurer and Receiver
General for more than five years success
siyely. Hon. Jacob H. Lond, the present in
cnmbent, held the position in 1858 and 1854,
and in 1855 was again chosen; consequently
new selection must be made for the COM
ing year. Thus far, Hon. Charles Adams,
Jr, of North Brookfeld, is the only person
named for the position.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

'lIUG4ld sEasj;al III ST -
So it has proved, for last week when the
case came up, There was not . shadow Of
ground for triisls Among the citizens Of The
Fifth District, there is no man who bears .
higher character than Mr.. cCluskey, and
when a member Of the late Police jury,
amidst fraud corruption and peculation OF
the foulest kind, Mr. McCluskey was the
one man universally honored for honesty,
without stain or suspicion . seegt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

AS 1T SHOULD BE.-Some days ago a
statement appeared in the various city
papers that Mr.. P. McCluskey, of Algiers,
had been charged with the abduction of city
sand. 1t was confidently said by the friends
Of the accused that the matter, when tried,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

I, Bank Of New Orleans, Fiscal AsenG and
Administrator of the Floating Debt Of the City of
New Orleans, New Orleans, July $, 1870. THE Bank
Of New Orleans viii receive proposals during ten
days from the date of this advertisement, for the
purchase Of the three million dollars city of New
Orleans BONDS, bearing seven per cent per annum
interest, payable semi-annuaIly in New Orleans or
in New York. jy7IOt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Under the man
agement of William E. Fitzgerald, Esq,
Deputy Grand Chancellor for the State Of
Louisiana, three new lodges of this order
are about being organized in this city, to be
named Hope, No. 6, Southern, No. Z, and
Washington, No. 8. Several new lodges, it
is reported, will also be opened in the in
terror towns of the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

= tsA klXn o. LOUISIANA
f*a Executive Department
New Orleans July 5, 1870 }
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD rs HEREBY
Thomas Digby, residing It the corner Of Howard
and Poydras streets, New Orleans. The child is
seventeen months old with light hair and blue
at seven o'clock p NJ Thursday, June 9, by coll
0red woman supposed to be named Martha. The
woman is described az being black, and marked by
Twill pay also i've hundred dollars for the arrest
o. the offender accompanied ~ svtdenee saalcisnt
police force aud all psace officers are directed ia
give their prompt aid for the eoovsry of the child
and the ministers Of respective colored churches
congregations to this matter, and to invoke their
assistance in restoring the lost child to her unhappy
PARENTS H. G. WARMOTH
Governor Of Louisiana.
PIrr CRAvArH, Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

s. w. M.-The delegates to the Supreme
Conclave of this order about to be held at
Baltimore, will leave in few days, several
we understand on Thursday. Among the
prominent names are, Anthony Sambola,
Judge Montamat, Senator Braughn, and
Judge A. A. AtOcha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

DIDN'T APPEAR.-Th keeper Of beer shop
on Gravier street was recently arrested, for
which she entered suit in Judge Montamat's
court, charging Captain Schrieber. with
falsely imprisoning her, and the case was
to have been examined yesterday, but the
prosecutrix failed to appear, having pressing
engagements elsewhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

LONE STAR BASE BALL CLUB FESTIVAL
The base ball festival on Sunday, turned
out fully as great success as its most san
g,line friends wished OF predicted. A large
company attended, and all the exercises ex-
cited great interest in both participants and
spectators.
There was game between. the Lone Star
nine, and a nine made up from several
other clubs the following is the result:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

THE THIRTY THIRD ANNIvERsARY.-The
ancients and moderns of Philadelphia Fire
Company No. IA, Common street, intending
to celebrate their thirty-third anniversary
in proper manner, proposed to go over to
Biloxi, where they will indulge in sensible
celebration. 1t will be seen that this com
pany is one of the oldest in the department
and has performed much service in its time.
They will start on Thursday; and it is ex.
pected that right jolly time will be ex
perienced Mr.. Phil McCabe sends us the
invitation for the committee, and if posi-
BILE, we shall be with the ''boys."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

HIBERNIAN BENEv CLIENT AID AssOCIA.
TON, No. l, PIcNIC.-The picnic given by
the association on Sunday, had one pecu-
liarly Irish characteristic-the wholesome
heartiness that pervaded the whole affair.
The sports took place as arranged in the
programme, and as the weather was very
fine, everything was enjoved to the utmost.
The first start, the one mile race for private
horses, was won by Mr. Connor; the prize, a
silver goblet. This was followed by d
buggy race, private horses, trotting, one
mile. The prize, handsome whip, was
won by Mr.. Shawhan.
The next race, one mile in saddle, prize
won by ''Shoo Fly" owned by Mr.. Newman.
The next race, double team, was won by Mr..
j. Luilter. The prize was extremely salts
factory to the horses, being a half ton of
hay. The prize for throwing the ball, a fine
gold badge, was won by Mr.. James Hen
messy, of the Southern Base Ball Club. He
threw two hundred and twenty feet
seven inches. The next best throw, by Mr..
P. Donovan, of the same club, being two
hundred and twenty-five feet seven inches.
A base ball game betweent the Southerns
and r. E. Lees was played with the follow
ing rssult:
Southerns-Outs q, runs As.
r. Lees-Outs q, runs 10.
Time of game hours 50 minutes
UmpireIJ. Waldron, Crescent Club.
Scorers-R. E. Warren, Southern Club (;
c. S. Wyatt r. E. Lee Club.
After the gameswere finished, the COM
pany turned their attention to the merry
dance, which was prolonged till late hour,
| every one joyous and happy, as they ought
to be-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

DEPARTMRNT o. Police,
-- Administrator Office )
81 4r New Orleans IDLY I, 1870. }
MAS BROUGHT TO THR SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Orleans aud Claiborne
One ~ Light Bay MULE, blind I'm right eve.
branded "H on left shoulder 151s hands high
Which, II not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public aue
ton at said pound, ON TUESDAY, July H. 1870 at
twelve O'Clock N. E. W. FIERCE
No. 4S-Sy8 St f Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

Coal OIL ExPLosION.-Between nine and
ten o'clock last night coal oil lamp ex-
ploded in Mr.. Israers residence, corner Of
Common and Derbigny streets. Some bed
ding was set on fire, but Officers Hastings
and Wycoff were promptly on hand and ex-
tinguished the flames without giving an
alarm