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CHEAPEST YET.-You can buy oil the maga-
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, at
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, next to
DISPATCH Office.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy fine heavy undershirt at
+. B. SPENCE & Sons clothing store, lfoo Main
ST
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A TRuTH.-In India there is, excepting
China, the densest population, and there
fore The ecorst-patd labor tn the s'orId'-N.
Y World ...
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Games Games, Games, at ELL1soN 3 TAI.
LoR's, lilo Main street.
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3itl'mond. 4ispatth.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 70, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS oF THE CITY.
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I
House bill to amend and reenact the
| Code in regard to reports Of commissioners
| in chancery.
House bill to amend and recnact section
20 OF chapter 1872, in regard to tiduciaries.
House bill to amend the charter Of the
Virginia Insurance Company.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. CocHRANE Offered the following:
Resolred, That rule 16 of the House OF
Delegates be amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
at the beginning of each session there
shall be appointed standing committees, to
consist of not less than nine nor more than
thirteen members-eXcept the Finance
Committee, which shall consist of fifteen
members-as follows First. Privileges and
Elections. Second. Courts of Justice.
Third. Schools and Colleges. Fourth. Pro-
positions and Grievances. Fifth. Roads
and Internal Navigation. Sixth. Finance.
Seventh. Claims. Eighth. Militia and Po-
lce. Ninth. Asylums and Prisons. Tenth.
Property. Twelfth. Banks, Currency, and
Commerce. Thirteenth. Agriculture and
Mining. Fourteenth. Manufactui ers and
Mechanic Arts. Fifteenth. Counties, Cities,
and Towns. Sixteenth. Officers and Of
fees at the Capitol. Seventeenth. Execu-
tive Expenditures. Eighteenth. Retrench-
ment and Economy. Nineteenth. ReSolu-
tions. Twentieth. Enrolled Bills. Twenty
first. Immigration.
Mir. sTUBBs offered the following as SUBJ
stitute:
"Whereas the subject of a tax upon oys-
ters, and the general interest involved in all
that relates to pisciculture, being recoa-
nized as Of first Importance to large sec
tion Of country, and there being no stand
ing committee to consider these special
subjects:
BE ii Resolued by The House Of Delegates,
That there shall be appointed standing
committee, to consist of not less than nine
nor more than thirteen members, to be
called the Committee on the Chesapeake
and its Tributaries, to take into considera-
ton these subjects"
This was agreed to after considerable dis
cussion-ayes, 6S; noes, 80.
On motion Of Mr.. BAGwELL, this vote was
reconsdered, and the question recurring on
the resolution OF Mr.. CoCHRANE, Mr.
Speaker TURNER moved to amend by in
serting in the lists of committees the
- Chesapeake and It's Tributaries" This
was agreed to, US was also the resolution rs
amended.
"CoLoNEL" ANTHONY.
Ihe speaker lalu Delore Inc Rouse tne
following communication from Miss An
thony:
"To the Speaker and Members Of the House
Of Delegates Of the State Of Virginia:
You are most respectfully and earnestly
invited to attend my lecture ut the United
States courtroom this Saturday evening,
on the subject of the claims Of the women
of the country for sixteenth amendment
that shall do for them what the fifteenth did
for black men. SUSAN B. ANTHONY"
Mr. PorHAM offered O resolution to grant
Miss Anthony the use Of the hall for this
evening. .. ~
: The House having refused to suspend the
rules. the resolution was referred to the
c ommittee on Public Property.
Afio11rned
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An USEMENTS.

For everything in the way Of clothing 60 to lsas
Main street. ..
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The Richings-Bernard English Opera
Troupe appear at tbs Boston Theatre to.
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LECTURES.
SKIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK. The &NA
.Iepan. steamship GEORGE B. ufTOE, LsIt-
ROBERTS, VIII leave Rockets on TUESDAY. %:
Gem Der Isth AZ p. n. Freight received n1N
tickets, SIS. For fright or passage, apply On
the wharf or to u. J. BUkR. presidens..
de l2-L l1i8 ntln sOocss
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Lok RENT, the desirable and we'll a.
loc,tcI RESIDENCE of the late Mrs. H:MM
enc :. Pnl'iam, on llth and Buinbridge streets,
~ ~ '"ctsier Good water, large garden, stable. &c.
fnsse-s' on given Immediately. 1t, conyeuisncs 10
~ 'he churches aud business parfs Of the place
'"'u'n 'nds the attention Of persons in want OF II
ace pidce.
A.plytn ID. Il. WTISIGEH, or
no 2c--tS E, Z. pULLIAM
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COR NEW YORK.-The Old <<Hp&
T. Dominion Steamship Com pa n va g
elegant side-wbeei stesns sup pALBtMAhLE, Cap
tain BLAcKwoOD, will leave heI wharf nc Rockef1S'
op TUESDAY, december 18th. AZ O'Clock e. n.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ Fare, sl7i
Storage, So; round-rip tickets, go. For freiges
or passage, apply 70 .Hae
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
de- l2-St ra No. Governor rErcet.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at 12 O'Clock. Prayer by
Rev. John Z. Edwards, D. D.
BILLS REPORTED.
The following bills were reported from
the various committees
House bill to amend and reSnact the act
passed February 1st, 1867, entitled San
act authorizing a practicing lawyer Of the
state Of Virginia to decide causes or preside
at the trial thereof under certain circum.
stances.
House bill fixing the fees Of clerks OF
county and corporation courts.
House bill to amend and resnact the
Code in regard to reports Of commissioners
in chancery.
House bill to amend and recnact section
20 OF chapter 1872, in regard to tiduciaries.
House bill to amend the charter Of the
Virginia Insurance Company.
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DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.--Just received,
u frrsh supply of FRAJI'a EpN-EXPLJ-
nv \ : tEAiI OF. the d fest and best iIlumi-
ha.htg oil IL Cse. For sale by
BOHEKER DADF,
MOI C!ty Drug Store, No. l4A Main street.
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LOST, sTRAGEp, &C.

LoCND, on SATURDAY., DECEMBER d ( 1I6N SER
= "a. a San OF money. Apply a. NO. $40 VI r
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TOR PHILADELPHIA.Sf%nt
T. The steamer j. 8. GREEN, Capt dE275ss2a1es
M;SDiY' the I2,h Inst, aG 10 O'Clock. Preigat
taken for New orleans via Southern Mall
Steamship Line from Philadelphia cheaper ,hsn
by any other route also, for Norfolk at moderate
rates. Passage 10 Pnilsdelphia, including meals
A''N w. P. PORTER, Agent, s..
II No, 2a25 Dock street. -
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FOX RENT.

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIR ABLE O.
! TAR F--TORi BhICk DWELLING. Ell
.a a@ 10. IN s,dr Of Mar hall street between Fou-
'.te ana a.ans. with auout Ten rooms; em ie
--:,Aute' apartments, gas bathrooms with hot
at ii wafer stable, ear iage- houe, &e. ln.ne-
,....r possession may be had.
$40, y AT COTTAGE on tha north side ot
lAua! street. near toe corner OF lst, with Tour
ms, ki.chcn and large lot.
FRAECiS T. JSBEiL,
Aucfioncer and veal Estate gent.
liiN - root hef on Main and Bank
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LnR RENT, my RESIDENCE, No. "a
&C leigh E,tet oDmod'ous and sup ss:I
%Il"d IN all modern co0venleuces. To good
"t q n'u! Ienant -he rent ~ IL be moderate.
30 u j. III. MJhTAuUE.
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LOR RENT, BUILDING No. 40S 81
h uutth 9Th street, opDo tc tho New Market III
and between Marshall and Clay streets. II ts IN
th~ IL n; stand for retail store, snd has besides
\ g."i rooms above. suitabl. for families. loag
rgr, .r .arGers. Apply TO ". b. ROBINS,
r.. ,v--2L 1902 Main street.
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Washington city, Dec. 8, 1870.
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FURNISHED ROOM. with gas and a.
L s.rvauts attendance, FOR RENT. 1t Is E::::ii
@Ts!ir located on 9TH street, between Franklln
AID race. Apply 20
'.c T-EO,ltt HRg. C. W ALLEN.
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FOR RENT, SEVEN ROOMS, over @ss
L store No. 1929 Main street. Apply on the Eli
prrgui>-s. dcs-
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DOOM FOR RENT, furnished or un- Ga
IL !uraished with or without B ARD. APP E:I
r.F h"."esu u and z. NJ. At No. 6o9 Main st'e-t.
opposite the Arlington House. des St<
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f,OR RENT, TWO BRICK DWELL-M
! I'.cS corner of 10Th and & race streets sS::l
'.-I -Cru- each gas and water on the y! eInlst:s.
Asa 8nIGK DWELLING on Franklin, near
\ II ,uec Hotel; eight rooms.
a..", AE TX STORE, W III DWELLING above,
,a II in. hc.w, ca I'D and o3d streets.
III o." good order. To oe rented low.
=. a. j. rLDpTGN,
Ir l7--3t rfce II h, bet. Main ana Bank sts.
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I ARGT AND WELL-LOCATED RESI-
IDENCF on THE SOUJ Fl slDE OF CLAY,
rETNFES FOURTH AND FIFTH SIRE It's,
f'G SALE OR RE : Tt am SuthorzeI 70 sell
~ r.nt That Y de .irable hEStDENCt located
s- -rUye formerly occupied by TIE late James ST.
per. II hs- every convenience for the genseel ac-
, ula"!-l.nn Of = large family. IL has recently
,".!s ~, IN good order. Possession at once. APP
~, w. GODDls.
G.sG Real Est ate AuctlOueer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-16
OFFICIAL.
LAW s
OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE sEcoEp SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS.
lPupLIC-No. 511
INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.

AN ACT to provide for The creation Of corporations
In the District Of Columbia by general-lsw.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
Local Intelligence.

FUNERAL OF Mr.. j. D. NICHoLsoN.-Reso-
Observation-Disclosures OF Fire Company Phila-
delphia No. IA yesterday paid the last rite
to their late companion, who was crushed to
death at the Varieties Theatre conhagra-
ton. Delegations from numerous other
companies and many citizens attended the
funeral, making large cortege. The coffin
was placed ON the hose carriage, with APP
propriate badges of mourning. The depart
meut evidently felt the impressiveness Of
the ceremony, and expressed deep grief at
the loss Of one who was so devoted a
fireman.
In this connection it is not altogether in
appropriate to append the following feeling
tribute from the Police Department, es
peciaily as it was called forth by the unfor-
tunate circumstances attending Mr.. NichOl-
sons death:
WHEREAS, Two valiant members Of the
Fire Department have met with death dur:
ing the recent cOndagration on Gravier
street, in their attempts to preserve and
protect life and property from loss and de-
struction, therefore be it
Resolred, That the Department Of Metro
pOlitan Police deeply sympathize with their
generous and able coadjutOrs of the Fire
Department in this afiliction which has
fallen on them, and unite with them in rem
-dering tribute to the chivalric valor of their
dead heroes.
Resolred, That the Superintendent be in
structed to tender to the Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department detail Of police
officers to attend as escort or guard of
honor the funeral Of the deceased fire.
men,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
BENEFIT to the Varieties Sufferers.

We feel the utmost qualification in an
Charles Theatre, Messrs. DeBar and Al
baugh, have generously rendered the use Of
their establishment for the benefit Of the
ladies and gentlemen lately connected with
the Varieties Theatre. The benefit thus
rendered will take place tomorrow night,
and the evenings entertainment will COM
prise the entire strength of the St. Charles
combined with the splendid company en-
gagged at the Varieties at the time Of the
disaster.
The principal piece selected for the Occa-
sion is one of the most sterling comedies in
the whole range of histriOnic literature,
Sherilan's "School for Scandal" This is
one Of the class of plays that will keep the
stage as long as the stage and the English
language exists. Besides, the intrinsic in
terest of the comedy itself, played, as it
will be, by the strong cast resulting from
the combination Of the st. Charles and the
Varieties, will be greatly heightened by the
opportunity to see Lawrence Barrett as
Charles Surface. This is enough to crowd
the house.
Apart from the strong attraction, there is
an>Obvious reason why. on this benefit Occa-
sion. the theatre should overflow. Human
ity demands that the hand of succor should
be extended to the sufferers by cruel
disaster. This occasion will afford another
proof that the people Of New Orleans still
hold it pleasing thing to extend the help
ing hand to the distressed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

Fpr some time past detectives Of Wash
ington and Baltimore have been on the
lookout for man named Lewis Dieble, who
had been Mayor of Rothburg, town in
Germany or Prussia, for fifteen years, and
who. it was alleged, had embezzlcd moneys
belonging to that corporation to the extent
of fifteen thousand dollars, and came over to
this country. On Friday night man an
swering TO the description was sent to Wer-
ner Deisch, ESQ.,, North German consul at
Baltimore. He was taken in custody and
lodged in the police station. An examination
of his trunk. etc. at one of the hotels near
the Camden Station. where he lodged. dis
closed to view $1,000, which was taken
in charge by the detectives. He was on
Saturday given over to the charge OF United
States Marshal GoldborOugh for the action
Of the North German Consul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
AMUSRMRNTS.


One Of the grand gala occasions Of this
city is the Saturday matinee at the
Academy of Music, when will be presented
again the old English comedy of "Naval
Engagement" new sketches and songs by
William Horace Lingard, and the roaring
farce, with songs, Mrs. and Mr.. White. y
The same bill this evening.
st. Charles Theatre.
The bill for the matinee is Roseda!e, or
the Rifle Ball" This evening, The Duke
Motto, or, am Here" with the same cast as
before. Mr.. Barrett will, by request, re-
cite "Shamus O'Brien." Monday evening,
Miss Maggie Mitchell will appear as Fan
chor.
Opera House.
In consequence of the indisposition OF
Mile. Phi De Edelsberg, the grand opera of
"La Favorite" will be deferred until
Monday evening, and in it's stead DOnizesti's
grand opera Of "Lucia di LammermOor'
will be represented. Tomorrow evening
the opera of LA Traviata." Monday
evening, "The Favorite." Tuesday evening,
first night Of the new opera, Voyage en-
Chine"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

BOARD OF POLICE C06MIssroNERs.-At q
meeting of the Board Of Metropolitan
Police Commissioners held yesterday.
Hon. 0. j. Dunn presiding, all the mem
beers present, the following charges against
members of the force were tried, viz:
E. Sherman, S. A. Campbell and David
Foote, second precinct. Charge, asleep on
their beats; guilty; fined five days pay
each.
&c. Porthier and T. MCGOWAN. fourth
precinct. Charge, asleep on their BEATS
guilty; fined five days pay each.
+. Lane, fifth precinct. Charge, holding
unnecessary conversation while on duty;
guilty; fined one days pay.
T. E. Miles, sixth prisinct. Charge. sit
ting down while on duty; guilty. fined three
days pay.
G. c. Reid, sixth precinct Charge. asleep
on his beat; guilty, fined five days pay.
w. Shanks, seventh precinct, Charge, alb
sent from his beat; guilty, fined two days
pay.
James Tate, seventh precinct Charge,
sitting down on his beat; guilty, fined three
days pay.
f. Hackenberg. seventh precinct. Charge,
asleep on his beat; guilty, fined FIVE days
pay.
J. Collins, seventh precinct. Charge,
absent from his beat without leave; guilty,
dropped from the roll.
D. Downing, seventh precinct. Charge,
failing to report for duty; dropped from the
roll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Rose johnson, charged
with stealing some goods on the
twenty eighth of August from Mr.. d. c.
Seymour, was sent to the Parish Prison for
one day, it having been ascertained that she
bought the goods from another porson.
John Nelson, alias Condor, lately SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment at
the penitentiary for the robbing of an old
colored man, got an additional dose of
eighteen months more for stealing six coats
from the store Of Messrs Taylor, McElroy &
Co.. No. % Canal street, Oh the seventeenth
Of October.
John Mcintyre, convicted Of burglary
and larceny committed On the thirteenth
of October at the residence OF Mr.. David
McCoard, No. 3OS Canal street, was sen.
fenced to seven years hard labor.
In the case of officer d. +. Leshinsky.
charged with the murder of Charles Han
sen, on the twenty sixth of September, the
motion to quash the indictment by the
grand jury, found on the tenth OF October,
and to send the case before Recorder LIE
ciere for examination, Was argued between
the Attorney General on behalf of the State
and Judge NJ. A. Dooley for the accused
The demurrer was overruled.
In the case OF Charles b. Evans, charged
with collecting taxes without being duly
qualified and given bond in accordance with
the law. representing himself telOniously as
the State Tax Collector of st. Tammany
motion to qnash the Indictment was
argued by the Attorney General and Judge
A. G. Semmes, ON behalf of the State. Mr.
Semmes was speaking when our reporter
loft
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

Frank Aufcnkalk vs.. Schooner Cora Smy.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTICT COURT DIS
Il trict Of Louisiana, No. 96J-In obedience to an
admiralty warrant, to directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized aud taken into my
pOssessOn-
The schooner CORA SMYSER, her tackle ETC., now
fbeled by Frank Anfenkalk, for the causes set
forth in the libel pending in the District Court
Of the United States
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at a
District Court of the United States for the District
afOre said to be holden at the city of New Orleans
Oh before the third MONDAY from the date hereof
to show cause, if any they have can why the
said schooner Cora Sniyser, her tackle. etc, should
not be condemned and be sold asreeably to the
prayer Of libeant
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans, De.
cember 2, 1870. s. b. PACKARD.
de3 10 II United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

approved March is. 1870 do hereby certify that the
foregoing 10 a true and correct compilation of the
statements Of votes cast 1t election for parish Of
fcers held in the parish CmcoIdia State Of Louis
lama, on the seventh day Of November, 1870 a.
made by George ". Rollins Supervisor Of Registra-
ton of said parish And we hereby declare that the
following named persons were duly aud lawfully
elected to the following offices respectively
to wit:
Thomas RebeY, Parish Judge.
James Franklin sheriff.
George Randall Coroner.
II. G. WARMOTH Governor.
o.. DUNN, Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE E BOvRK Secretary OF State.
JOHN LYNCH.
THOMAS c.. ANDERSON.
Dated At New Orleans, November rs, 1870.
de2 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

MULES AND HoRsEs.-J. Dejan. Jr., auc-
tioneer, on account of the late fire. will
hereafter effect his auction sales of horses,
mules, vehicles, etc, at the spacions stables
Of Messrs. Spearing, on Gravier street, be-
tween Baronne and Philippa streets, con-
tinuing sales three days in the week. as
usual. We would call particular attention
to the sale coming off to-day, at half-past
ten o'clock A. ri. An attentive clerk will
be on hand to receive entries.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

- We the undersigned, Returning Officers, pur-
suant 10 authority invested in by act No. 100 ap.
proved March 10, 1870, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct compilation OF the
officers, held in the parish of Lafourche. State
of louisiana the seventh day Of November. 1870,
as made by Henry Crimes Supervisor Of Regis
tratiOn of said parish And We hereby declare that
the folio named persons were duly and law
fully elected to the following offices respectively,
TO wit:
Nv. Kncbloch. Parish Judge.
L. A. Webre, Sheriff
Ludger BergerOn, Coroner.
Justices of the Peace
John Houston First Ward.
Benjamin Delatte, second Ward
Alva Smith, Third Ward
Thomas McWilliams, Fourth Ward
Clark Head. Fifth Ward
William Stafford, Sixth Ward.
p. NJ Hartman and NumfOrd McCor, seventh
Ward
Augus.in Hernandez. Eighth Ward
Evariste Couon, Ninth Ward
Auguste Griffin, Tenth Waro.
COnstableS-
Gabriel Watkins. First Ward.
Elias Hawkins Second Ward.
Edward Evans, Third Ward
Benjamin Green. Fourth Ward.
John Smith, Fifth Ward
George Craig, sixth Ward
Virgil Gibbons and Pleasant Andrews, Seventh
Ward.
George Toups, Eighth Ward
Joseph CouOn. Ninth Ward
Lawrence Otan Tenth Ward
II. C. WARMOTH, Gove-1cr.
Oh. DUNN, Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE 3. GOVEB, Secretary of State.
JOHN LYNCH.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON.
Dated at New Orleans, November Is. 1870.
de3 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE STATE SUPERISrESD DENT PCBLIC EDCcATfON,l
New Orleans, November 29, 1870. !
For the purpose of securing the interests of pub
lie education in the city of II W Orleans. by means
of harmonious action between the City Board Of
School Directors and the various Ward Boards pro-
vided FOR ~ law, and already appointed for the
respective wards Of this city. meeting of all the
boards city and ward. is hereby called to take place
in the Senate Chamber of the StatehOuse on
THURSDAY EVENING, December 8, 1890 at seven
o'clock. Mr.. J. B. Carter Division Superintendent
for the division of New Orleans will see that each
member OF the respective boards is personally MOTIF
fed of this meeting
THOMAS ". CONWAY
State Superintendent of Public Education 4
del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

A Cincinnati dispatch Of the twenty
eighth says:
Hoffheimer Brothers. smother whisky
house, failed to-day, liabilities $3.50, 900. Sus-
picion appears to be pretty well founded
that all the firms in that line will have to
suspend, credit having been lost. The name
of Sam Pike was upon the street today,
with rumor that he is unable to carry out
his obligations upon a large amount of
whisky held in kentucky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

AN IrEMIzER INCARCERATED.-Lastn night,
a gentleman who represents himself as con-
nected with the Pittsburg Gazette was
locked up in the central station for having
Violated certain city ordinance, which is
sometimes necessary. He thinks our peo-
pie are very particular in their style, and
has no good opinion Of our calaboose,
although he has probably seen worse i'll
his smutty village. BY chance Recorder
Houghton ascertained the facts and re-
leased the itemizer.