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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
The Rio Janeiro correspondent of the
New York Herald writes:

The Rio JaneirO correspondent of the
New York Herald writes:
Mile Carlotta Patti is still here. Her
talTy in Rio can not, so far, be said to have
been at all success Her manager hoped
to have engaged the Theatre Lyrico, on the
Camp Santa Anna. but that was engaged
for the national TIE Deum, which was after
ward given in the temple built for the pur-
pose. and she was obliged to take the Thea
tro Dom Pedro. Then there was great
excitement and loss occasioned by the sale
of large numbers of spurious tickets. On
the evening of the second concert $500
worth of these tickets were taken at the
doors of the theatre, and on the evening of
the third concert 500 worth were taken.
These spurious tickets were so well done
that this loss was unavoidable: for not until
the third concert was about to take place
was this cause for the discrepancy in the
cash receipts discovered, and Immediately
steps were taken to insure that the thing
should not be repeated. All people were
| cautioned against buying tickets OF any but
authorized and specified statesmen. Then
Mile Patti has, it is rumored been in dis
cord with her company. and few days ago
it was stated that she was to return to North
America by the next steamer. She can not
of course do this without forfeiting her con
tract to go to Montevideo. Valparaiso and
the Pacific coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
Census (sueSseS.
The St. Louis Democrah on the subject of

The ST. Louis Democrah on the subject of
, census guesses, says: .....
kilograms indicate that the census will
reveal decrease in the population Of New
Orleans since 1860. At all events, the re-
turns already in show that the population
can not be much larger than it was then.
nor is this surprising, in view of the effects
of the war. In 1860 New Orleans had
l69,472 people, and St. Louis only Isl, ,7SO.
But while the population of New Orleans
has scarcely changed. that of st. Louis is
certainly over 100000, and probably $4,000.
Four wards out of twelve, it is already
stated. will average over $4,000 each. 1t is
| too early to speak confidently as to Cincin
| matt. though it seems Gnite likely that st.
Louis has also passed that city during the
! last decade. In 1860 its population was
! IGl .0ii. or two thousand more than that of
! st. Louis, but it is not now believed to be
| greater than 100000. Chicago, on the
| other hand. has passed st. Louis. In 1860
| its population was only l09, ,263, and it is
! now claimed to have over 800 OOOO-we pre-
| sumo with truth. OF the change in Balti-
more we have no definite information as
vet, nor of that in Boston, but neither of
! them is likely to come up to this city. 1t is
! probable that the large cities will rank
| thus: New York 1000. Philadelphia 7OO,
! 600. BROOKLYN 100000, Chicago 100000, st.
| Louis 275.000. Cincinnati 25O0oO, Boston,
! Baltimore and New Orleans below that
! figure.
G.. de Ferret auctioneer, sells to-day. at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, that
| beautiful two-story frame residence No.
| 1913 Esplanade street, between Marais and
| Villere street. This property is complete
in all its appointments; is centrally located,
and within fifteen minutes ride Of Canal
streets. The liberality OF the terms, and
the fact that the property will be sold with
ont any limit or reserve, should be an in
ducement for buyers.
This is from the New York Commercial
Adrertiser:
The Herald remarks that General Grants
campaign from the Wilderness, OF an en-
larged scale, is reproduced in the present
| German invasion of France. AS Grant at
every point, in and out Of the Wilderness,
| wherever he could find the enemy, fought
| him to cut him up, and to divide his forces.
| and to flank them, and to get ahead OF
| them. and cut them Off from Richmond, so
the Prtssan Generals from the frontier
| operations of Saarbruck, Nlesenburg,
! Woerth. Haguenau, Froeschweiller, etc,
| have been marching and fighting to cut up,
| enyelop, divide and cut off the retreat OF
! the French army to Paris. SO far, too, this
| campaign OF King William has been marked
! by greater successes than the famous fight
| ing and thanking campaign OF General
Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
COTTON PREMIUMS.
Largest PriZes-Liberal ARRANGEMENTS.

LARGEST PflZes-LlDefaL Afran3ementSs
(Prom the st. Louis Democrat
few days ago we announced that the
merchants and business men of st. Louis
had subscribed the handsome sum OF five
thousand dollars for distribution in pre-
miums for the best samples of cotton, OF
various classes, at the st. Louis Fair. AL
though the munitcent sum of S3O,OOO had
been provided to reward other successful
exhibitors, yet the great staple cotton had
been overlooked. True, in strictness, this
article is Representatives, by the South than
by the West, but the time has arrived for
aDolshing all narrow sectional distinctions;
for the welfare of one part of the country
is SO entertwined with that of every other
that as in the old instances of the body and
the members, one portion Of the country
can not suffer without all the rest suffering
in greater or less degree; and the con-
verse likewise holds goods. Moreover, IT Is
undeniablc that cotton culture is extending
into this State and Illinois. At all events,
our interests are SO bound up with those of
our Southern neighbOrs that our fair, which
we boast is the best in the country, would
manifestly be incomplete were not old
"King Cotton" allowed an ephemeral reign,
lust to give us an inkling of his former
achievements.
1t is probably unnecessary to recapltulate
what we said when we announced the new
CLASS VI premiums III ducslioH, .Hht tiio
benetcent movement was inaugurated by MI
Miles Sells; that, when he conceived the idea
he vigorously went to work to give it embodi-
ment: that he was met with approving
words and liberal hands by our merchants
and tradesmen; that the amount OF Indl-
vidual donations exceeded his sanSulne
hopes. and that, in "a word, the tOtality of
the subscriptions, although for only one
product was really enough for all the pur-
poses of an ordinary fair. These facts are
registered to the credit of our citizens, and
| can not fail to produce profound and
beneficial impression In all parts OF the
| land.
THE PREMIUMS, REGULATIONS, ETC.
Premiums amounting to five thousand
| dollars for cotton, offered by the merchants.
manufacturers, and jobbers OF st. Louis, to
| be awarded at the st. Louis Fair. commenc-
| ing October 3, and to continue six days.
NEW ORLEANS, OR LONG STAPLE COTTON.
| Best bale Observation-Disclosures. $500
Second best bale 300
Third best bale. -Oo
Best two bales raised by one planter. 400
| Second best 80
UPLAND OR SHORT STAPLE COTTON.
Best bale 500
| Second best bale 300
| Third best bale 200
Best two bales raised by one planter. 400
| Second best 30
MISSOURI COTTON.
| best Ddlc- f'o
| Second best bale. le..................... -nU
| Third best bale Observation-Disclosures. 100
| SwEEpSTAEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

TNOR SAI.E-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
q of unimproved Sugar Land in the State III the
parish of Ibervilie 1t is about nine miles from the
Mississippi river and that section of country mas
never been overfowed. The Chattanooga Railroad
nov in rand process of construction in the imme-
date vicinity runs between two and three miles IN
front of this land, while the Ope.ousas kaiiroad
passes its rear some six miles distant 1t is un,
doubtedly the most valuable tract of unimproved
Sugar Land in the State and as to soil timber and
20 H. A. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, "a Commercial Place
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN HOUSE,

COJTHERN HOUSE,
IRA Common Street. l34.
At the above address will be opened a frst-class
Beer Saloon and Restaurant. This day, Saturday.
at twelve o'clock, fine lunch will be set, and con.
tinte every day. The best of Beer, Wines and
Liquors. also, everything in the eating line can be
had. The proprietor solicits the patronage OF his
friends and the public au2' 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

Pauline Markham is to do the leading
business in the Black Crook revival at
Eiblo's.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE.-A PLEASANT AND vALUA-
il bic properly in Lewisburg, two hours run from
New Orleans; cottage house, outhouses & wharf ana
very cheap. For price and terms apply to George
Il. Penn, ESQ.,, Attorney-at-I.aw, No. 80 Exchange
Place room No. 18 second floor or to Captain
Robert s. Kirk Vaudeville, Louisiana, or to II. M:
Robinson, Real Estate Agent, No. "a Commercial
Jylo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING
Five Killed and Fifty Stunned
M'MAHON TRYING TO REACH BAzAINE
But the Prussians Gut Through
SIEGE WORKS RISING AT METZ
Cathedral at Marinthal Burned
PRUSSIaN TROOPS MARCHING ON PARIS
Steinmetz Holding Bazaine
PRUssIANs WITHIN SIX DAYS OF PARIS
Heavy Fighting Commenced Thursday
BAzAiNE'S COMMUNICATION SUNDERED
French Soldiers Fasting and Plundering
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
&1nnn REWARD.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-A SMALL
IA family having large and elegant house, with
all the modern improvements, carriage house, etc,
tolerably furnished, in pleasant part of the First
District, is desirous of making arrangement
with a respectable family to joSatly occupy the
same in consideration of which they are to furnish
the table and servant hire. 1t is believed this can
he done at a less expense than keeping house alone,
OF boarding. with all the advantages OF both, and
with greater satisfaction
Address Merchant" lock box 5s4, New Orleans
PoStOfiice al25
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

NOR SALE-A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE AND
Il three large lots, with stable and outbnildinss IN
avenue river side. House built by present owner
Of best material, by the day. Large garden stocked
with great variety of fruit trees VIII he sold at
bargain and on reasonable terms on account OF i'm.
mediate departure Enquire at this office, or OF
Captain W. g. HODGES, United States army, corner
Of Esmp and South streets jy92m
TNOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-
ID commodatng terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE, situated in the town of Biloxi, near
the Lighthouse. For price and conditions of sale,
aDply to G. DE FERRET, Auctioneer,
iaI2 Office so Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
French Soldiers Fasting and Plundering

Movements to Support the Prussians
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

ECONOMY THE ROAD TO WEALTH..
HAVE YOUR OLD CLOTHES CLEANED AND THEY
WILL LAST ANOTHER SEASON
j. Jolly,
TAILOR AND SCOURER,
4" 5i4. 4......... Camp street.
(Near the Magazine Marketl
Suits of every description made to order.
ag2S ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
II HE A T H

WE WOMLD ADVISE ALL
Who purchase COTTON SUGAR to hare it
weighed on one of
FAIRBANKS BEAMS,
Which is the standard of the State Of Louisiana,
to be purchased at the Southern Depot.
FAIRBANKS L. CO.,
No. SO Camp street
au2T Pm w 3 BOWMAN, Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CUBA
HEAVY SPANISH LOSSES
iNCESSANT FIGHTING ON THE ISLANI

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

SWEEPSTAKE.
Best bale of cotton raised in the
United States in 1870 embracing
all classes except Sea Island. ...... 1000
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27

[coNr1NuKD ON EIGHTH PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
Gong oslar0 Rea! gsiaie for Sale.

ONG ISLAND FARM for SALE or Exchange
Il 1g-s,'H a', l N' iars-6r- buDdd snd thr MY & nis
ie >atl SIDE Railroad sdmira11 sdtP "a 1r Hls
l1-s se4-rl i'r'as rfoes Ap2y 70 D. h. sIVNb' AE
BIo.- .at. =. L.. I.nsfnE
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
ILEWELLYN PARK.

Eewellyn Park, at Orange, New-Jersey, was
purchased 10y Mr. Haskell fourteen years aso' a.
the most heathfu location within easy distance Oh
York Since that time numerous suburban s,a Ia
sprung ND in al directions but spot hhs been oiscos
cred combining many advantages as TINS lor euD
urban home. situated the south eastern sHlt VI
Orange Mountain, and fully protected from tDe hoI'i
west WndS IL Is open the sea hreezes WlCh po'e
suumer months aud commands extended view OF thS
Hudson River and NcwYork Bay Tine fark le o.eSr .1
within half mile of the town OF Orange, nut Is ehuo
separgted from IL 10y the natural DIVISION vi Wv. .no
land and residents there are able IN one hour .'
an the turmoil OF the The Park includes 100 acres
~ land being nearly large as the Centfa fsrh. out
tis 80 acres have been reserved for pleasure
and Is known as the Ramble' 1t contains Ihfe mles
az walks through romantic gcns The entire Park IL ira
versed by rstcaeS roads, which amount IN III W ssen
miles in iepgth. The prOprietors now NUMBER o. anu W
frStclaSs houses and cottages are occupied Nearly al
the residents are NewfOrk business men ADout 90
building remain uusod OF them are the nnest
on tue estate and nearly all command All extensive view
e. the surrounding country.
The peculiar advantages OF IeweIyn PARK as resi-
feuce can readily understood. The purchaser OF
drives The OF 80 cannot he sold used for
ny other purpose and the roads and Park controlled
v managers selected by the prOprietors annually; each
l6t-ONuar PAYS not exceeding $40 per per
NUN the expenses OF gardeners, lodekeeper, and
Improvement grounds. This money expended by order
manager who can reduce the amount Of assess
nent whenever they chose to do No fences have
erected within the Park although restrictions have
ordinary restrictions against nusnces each lOOwner IL
at liberty to build such building and lay his grounds
MS fancy. At Orange there churches Of
81 denominations; rrSt-casS schools plenty, and
good markets. The Morris and Essex Railroad furnishes
number OF st-cass trains daily, and persons de-
ot making country home will do we'll TO visit
Idcwelyn Park during these pleasant Autumn days
Only ;" view the magnificent scenery from Eagle Rock.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
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pntnan P,urthave. aof r~es hnal a. ihAn
g'pls 10 Bfosssy AID At the doof evening 'ne 'S TWIN
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
sd those desiring 70 purchase or rent such property
viii nd il to their interest advertise In THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other
l-aper and In addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
tv found not only In NewYork and all It's cities and
vsses but in every state and Territory throughout the
b mon The advertisement should be as brief as viii
,xow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business profession consequently. advertisements in each
hare by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
sttenton reports Of sales Of real esse both in city
end country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
advertising medium. The cbstges for adYer-
,tsing follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
Nor each insertion TRIBUNE s. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, cents per line About ten words Of
.ur ls columns average line Terms, cash in vance.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

There also sold lot Of cheaper horses. also .
number Of sleighs. harness, carriages, &C. &c.
An auction sale OF horses and carriages viii be held To-
morrow Saturday the 18th ns at u o'clock, at Messrs
Barker Hamlins New-York Tattersaps corner Of
Thirty and Broadway. the particulars OF which
will be found In advertising column Mr.. VIM II.
Jarvis, the agent for the American Horse Clipping
Machine" will have one OF his machines in operation
during the above sale
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. II. 1870.

The market has been dull at the salesrooms,
but report better feeling and good inquiry Tor
improved property Tue public sales for the week have
closed Next week an active business is anticipated
several valuable blocks Of unimproyed property pohg
already advertised.
No 1 Madisonave located bet ween Thirty ninth and
Foreth sts has been sold for s700 LOT soAlaG mousse
15X60 with twO-stJry extension i2Kla
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKER.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. II. ,1o.

EEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov II, 1870
The business done in the Horse Market to-
dsy WAS OF very moderate character and prices have
stiIl n downward tendency.
No sales OF any Importance took place.
The regular sale at Messrs. Johnston & Van Tassells
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart In East Thrteenth-st.
held usual and the following IA list OF the stOck
brought under the hammer and the prices realized:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
A NOBLE ENGLISH PARK
6ouses ano farms Ualiro.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted,
By pdys,e family y4 tren for The vel el ea
rpt.ly furnished HOUSE; Ffbsve yrfeue besren
Twentieth Thrtebss The he near west side
Address A. W Clarendon Hotel, Eshieelh and Foglae
A STABLE aso wanted.
rL'O OWNERS of BUSINESS PROPERTY
Wanted purchase above Fulio, and belog Fla1llrs and
within two blocks OF Broavsv Of lard about 100 it for
immediate improvement. Add y T. go Henryst BSctiyn
XVANTED--A MANUFACTURING PROP
w ERTY win pgseri HulsOa River pIeierf~t Address
W RCHBRIBRHOBS Co School Furniture Msuose1rors, u
BOnd-st, y Y
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
Gitp Real geiais for SALE.

NOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No. 10
and Whitehall ts being 10 feet inebes
sut 10 fe a. l6 iee inches west SIDE and ia
,sss 3 nhss on the Appy MULLER WILKINS Co.
= sp'1est a sg)
i(tREAT TBARGAIN.-4-stOry stone HOUSE,
" I.ss 2l55ls We ose tbis sVD under lar
r,.pe MATCH IifKER l.z52 Brosita
tJITH-ST., near Sixth-ave.-FOr SALE, at
uoders price large 5ssry. hghstooP bIek HOUSE all in
.,,.[e,,sSt ApbI, 10 NJ A. RcLAED Co, Beekmlnst
lt.DN Enn FOR Furnished hrown-stOne
SsbZ.sOUB HOUSE between FJHh sBt SEhsvss. In ths
20. s',,t below For eoo09 2cI6e-lOo HATCH RlhER
Broadvsv
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
Citp 11ropertn 10 Get.

Citp propsrtn 10 fei.
CTORE To LET-24j BleeckeT- T-st-Establishe
- u well fitted f0 that budness would
Tea Grocery Clothing Shoe Store Inquire on he
premises.
rVO LET, UNFURNISHED.--A First-Class
hghstoop HOUSE. Of Forty bbs and LeI
Bgt0nsye, viii Ga fTIuIe, through bout
Also
superior 4sory brosr ~ ee vide seAi fhes" Hotel
1879 Ayp'yt9 HOMER MORGAN, Phest
ITO LET, FURNISHED.-An elegantly fur
uihed HOUSE Ph,ye for tern ofyears 70 small private
A. elesn corner HOUSE MaisoB,v. or te APp,
n glGi HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pnest
rINO LET-For business purposes, one large
CORNER ROOM 5DIJo With Retiring Room eating on
,-e,pd oor Of Booths Brding" Of Twenty hd and
srthsre App, on the premises
rI,O LFT-j96 broadway, large DOUBLE
i sTopP E5,N0 Auriy A RAYMOND, i23 Fut1nt-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
6rookirn Real gstais for Sale.

A CHEAP HOT e; excellent location the
y LsT licba1p BOISE "a Pr5ajsntst opposite Carroll
T. grou. irr, H,cr.si immediate PsssssoS 10 d
-rs nDui. au t t-.1r-. f tens go y X hiJAOGSt No >
J.-ost ssJ. Sea-iorb. -----
BEAUTIFULLY furnished, first-ciass
Y ~ s.o-, hgtoopi elegant or1eri between
80 s1i Oh s,es Mluay BID, ior sALE os. .>, -, r,
%Ill-AEE below S0th-st.. a choice PLOl,
m Cont ~ DOS: foa divide; for SALE cheap terms esy Also
ls sngs Lo- beoV and roung the a an1 o. seN'n'
hrrgsus. W i. SL1hOe'r Ia hi"'O"''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
6ituations Uanieo females.

A GERMAN GIRL wishes q SITUATION TO
N Houework willing and obhging No Ii nor
fclk-s At Mir HiLDs.
SITUATION WANTED-By competent and
- experienced American Of 80 yeArs "a hoL
COMPANION In quiet family, counirJi uDeioP oa
given Address VAN bORS Tribune oh
TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS, lately come
to this city situations sSBAhhIibosba ApPV " 'No 90
Beeekerst, N r. City
WANTED-By respectable YOUNG GiRl,
situation COOK ia private family and c assist N inc
washing; reference Call dys al No 81 Tseh eshie
Of. between Second and Ihrtayes
EIRST- GLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
PIERCE Co. Bo~lng-green Gehhorns aod othf 7eoo
tons from Anehoans Bnss Scotch Germans sVeie' lrsh
GERMAN SERVANTS for all POSITIONS
a, lu Boxery MrA LOWE.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
Mem gersen Real Getate for guie.

DEPOT being established at MENLO PARK,
n On u. j. R and Z Go trsa,dslra Re,n ~.is on.
are fu ~ 10 ESQ The greer p7-non Of which
rad monthly nmens Of Slo Fni psrsonlars with tickets
. ar. he the cmcc of the sNLO LAND
COnPASY Ma Is5 Ind iJ1 Bro ttvsv Room No lS
Oh ACRES of excellent LAND, house, barn,
,OB &C. on Midland X depot
S miles from n r. $500 BOoKa0Ur Brosdway WGmsburEh
rry
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
Neu-gcrscn i},l, estate for saIs.

Nem-9erscn iiel, estate for 5als.
4 CARD.
a 1lL CENTRAL RAJ DAD oF NEwJERSEY. having he
"a Dlie lre u s0it persons doing t. kes lofs
AZ 'n uivi OIL Isnols sng 10 obtain County Home
eli ss1P
COMPLETE LIST or PROPERTY F0R SALE
Inc oi The fad. .aa Jtr' Cts A. D. HOPH
onee 81 Ihs tet.al y IEut Improvement Comrsu'"
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nfANGE NOj NTAIN PROPERTY Tor Sale.
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