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PHILADELPHIA. April IA constable.
in attempting to serve a writ on a oolorei
man, in the negro quarter. wns strnck in
the head with brick, by o negro who
was armed with knife; he attem pted to
escape, when the constable fred. killing
Outstanding negro. The constable es.
capped from the infuriated crowd to iail.
where he awaits the result of the coro.
ner's jury.
RICHMOND, April 1.-The city is quiet.
Ellyson and Chuhoon are each acting as
Mayor. Chahoon demands possession of
the CIty Hall, but Ellyson refuses. Tbe
Federal troops stand aloof. This even
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Foreign .nnwGI.s:

- PARIS, March 81. The increase OF
specie ia 2i008, ,0DOf francs. n fPSre Hya;
!, ,cinthe's nav Religious paper appeared
to-day. Nearly all the. paTties arrested
} in connection with the alleged conspirs-
.cy to murder Napoleon are workmen.. It
sas asserted here that the Council will i'm
mediately commence discussion; of the
Schema of infaflability. y IF true, the
French Ambassador will not. return to
Rome. dr .5i5 l3lal'. ~ n
ROME, March 31.-Schema de Eide was
promulgated to-day. Major excommu-
nication will be pronounced against Ar
menians who refuse to accept Schema
LONDON, March 31.-A cargo of horses,
cattle and sheep, from South America,
sold at unsatisfactory prices. The ami
mails we're sound, but poor. The voyage
was mere experiment..
Bullion in the Bank of England has
increased over 81, 900, 900 sterling. The
1T came from the House of Commons.
A bill amending the neutrality laws is
promised by the ministry.
LONDON, April 1.-Discontent in Ire
land seems to be on the increase. The
evening papers publish long lists of out
RACES. The Protestant church at Butter
ant, Cork County, was nearly destroyed.
The movement of emigrauts to the
United States has largely increased.
MADRID, April Ia sharp discussion
occurred in the Constituent Cortes YES
terday afternoon, between Senior Ro.
bledo, Deputy from Porto Rico, and
Senior NJ. Becerra. Minister for the Go.
lonies, wherein the honor of the first
named gentleman was called in question.
An exciting scene ensued, which was
followed by the withdrawal Of Becerra
from, the Cabinet. The resignation of
Becerra having been accepted, Moret,
recently connected with the Navy De-
partment, was appointed Minister for
the Coloniea.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny rHp noapD op rp.nr

APPLES, T3Uu.l 250oI 81
BAadINa, Gunny 26028
Dundee P sd 3O032
BALE ROPE, Alanil, ,0026
N.Y.orWesBibl0@
BUTTER, Northern 05O
Country, T} tb. .25@35
BACON. Hams. .22M24
Sidos, % tb. 16318
Shoulders -. 14@16
BRICKS, 79I, 900 .0@I2
CANDLES, Sperm4OQ170
Adamantine fb2l625
Tallow ...... 19M22
CoTroN YARN1 8OS0l 80
CoTToN, Strict Md@ 81
Middling :. 200
Low Midl'g, 100
GoodOrdny, 1870
Ordinary. ITO
CHEESE, l.. D. ID. 23025
Factory 19@24
COFFEE, Rio, Bib1SD22
LaBuayra -. .25@27
Java 80 t03l
Flour, Co. O0@9 ~
Northern 6 0U@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 35@1 40
Wheat i 60@2 90
Oats. ;. / 00@1 10
Peas L 1902 90
Hay, North, Pcwt.2 90
Eastern
HIDES, Dry, Btbl2i@1s
Green .@8
INDIGO. Oaro. .1@l Is
LARD, 3lb .18D2l
LrlDER, BIDS 100 IL 80
Scantling..... / 80
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Symptoms Of Lioer Complaint and of
some 0f those Diseases r,.00l,,ce,7 H., -.
TX O q K O os

Is remedy of Wonderful E6icncy in the ou,.e
OF diseases of the Kidheys and Bladder. Ia,
mese -ADtcf1otS, 1t is as near q specjfao an nm,
remedy can De. It does its work kinda si,enji,;y
aud surely The Relief which ir affords ia hnfh
cert0im and perceptiJle. ''A
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
persons nnacquainted with the structuro
and functions of the Kidneys. cannot est,ma re-
the importance Of their healthy action
Regular and sufficient action OF the Kidnevo
,s y, as important. nay, even more SO. than regu-
larity of the bowels The Kidneys remnve
from the Blood those effete matters which. if
permitted to remain. would speedily deatrov
'lfe A total suspension OF the urinary dis-
charges will occasion death from thirty.six tc
fort! eight hours. ia "
When the Urine is voided in small nvanti-
tlrs at the time, or when there is a disposition
to urlnate more frequently than natural. or
when the Urine is high colored or scaldino
with weaknees in the small Of the bark r.
should not be trihrd with or deIayod INIT
Kuskoo should be taken at once to remedy the
difficulty. before q lesion Of the organs fakes
place Mnst of the diseases OF tho Bladder
originate from those Of the Kidneys, the Urine
being imperfectly secreted in the Kidnevs
prove Irritating to the Bladder and Urinarv
PASSAGES. When We recoilect that medicine
never reaches the Kidneys except through the
general circulation 0f the Blood we sec how
necessary it IL to keep the Fountain OF I,ifa
Pure. 'o
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/; =. .s3. 81 'UEKD! -
IA l3Ap " having h9en pironlatsd. that the
NlQKERso oNi = HopsIs would shortly cl0as, !, Co
DO opensd asi III female schools: This is; 10 :in-
form the public, that at q meeting of the
Trustees, on the 10th inst, they abandoned
the idesof opening a school. The public viii
boar in mind the matter, and will find the
Nickeraon House unsurpassed by any Hotel in
the oily. 4 call is solicited. FREQ Omnibus
to and from the Hotel. Charges, IS 90 per
day. Families and others wanting board can
be accommodated on reasonable terms.
ta5 t VIM. A. WRIGHT,
March 20 limo Proprietor, Columbia. SO.
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THE POLlCY-HOLDER's
Life and Tontine Assurance Company
of the South.


20 Broad street, Ch 1rieston, s. c.,
UAVING deposited $50, 900 with the Comp
LII troller- General for the protection of it's
poiicy-holiers, will issue tho usull forms OF
Lille and Endowment Policies.
IL rs Me most liberal Company 10 the Assured
in the IVOrldi
The Charter guarantees to the assured the
cash surrender udl,te of His policy after one
annual premium has been paid, except in case
Of fraud.
1t is tho only purely mutual Company in The
South.
1t has nc Stockholders. All surplus profits
must be divided among the policy holders.
thoroughly conservative.
lts investments are confined by charter to
the most solid securities, and 1t is under man
agement Of men OF we'll established ability
and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will please
communicate with any OF the officers.
WM. MoBURNEY, President.
E T. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and Act.
GEO. E. BOGGI. Secy and Gen. Agt.
JOHN T: DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Adviser.
March 20 I'll
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From ;waahipgtou.

OF Georgia, was on the floor of the Sc
mats yesterday and to-day, urging the
passage of the Georgia bill as it came
from the House. Young apprehends
seating Ames, and with the votes of the
Texas Senators, will defeat the amend
ment
General orders No. IS states that the
Fifth Military District of Texas is now q
separate military department., with head
quarters ct Austin, Reynolds command
ing The department of Louisiana
ceases. Louisiana is added to the de-
partment of Texas; Arkansas to the de.
partment of Missouri. The new depart
ment of Texas will be part of the mill
tary division of the South. The troops
now in Arkansas will be relieved and re-
port to Reynolds, commanding in Texas.
Ihe Senate is discussing q bill to
amend an Act incorporating the Freed.
mems Savings and Trust Society, so as
to allow it to loan money on State or CITY
stocks and real estate.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $685.
Governor Reed, of Florida, is here.
The President has given Butler, as
President of the Asylum for Disabled
Soldiers, two West Point and one An
napolis appointment.
Evarts argued against McGarahan be-
fore the House Judiciary Committee to.
day.
The Ways and Means Committee
placed Zed Cane on the free list.
Ben. Perley Poore is prominent as
the successor of Gorham, Secretary of
the Senate.
The revenue yacht. just built in New
York, has been ordered to report to
River.
In the case OF Boaohinot, of the
Cherokee nation, charged with violating
internal revenue laws, the House Com
mlttee on the Judiciary reverse the
decision Of Commissioner Delano, and
declare that his action cannot fail to
lead to much embarrassment to legiti.
mate business and enterprise, and much
discomfort among the Cherokee In.
dians.
In the Supreme Court, Chief Justice
: Chase announced that the Court decided
to reopen its decision on the Legal
tender question, and would hear argu.
ments again on the second Monday of
April. l1th instant.
Debt statement shows o decrease of
50. 75O, 900; coin in Treasury $1,000. 600:
currency $500. 600.
In the Senate, 0. B. Hart contests the
seat of Gilberts as Senator from Florida.
The papers have been referred to the in
dietary Committee.
Resolutions from the California Iepis.
latnre, in favor of abolishing the income
tax, was presented. Ames' case was re-
snmed, and he was seated-4O to 12
Morton gave notice that he would call np
the resolution regarding the Oneida
tragedy, on Monday; also introduced
bill enforcing the fifteenth amendment
and prescribing penalties. Adjourded to
Monday.
In the House, the morning hour was
devoted to private bills. The tariff was
then resumed.
The Bill authorizing the return of
Thomas Jefferson's papers to lis exc
ontors, passed. It gose to the President
Ihe bill authorizing a bridge between
Camden passed. It goes to the Presi-
dent.
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Admission so cents. Reserved Seats rs cents
Sale OF Seats will commence Saturday
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Doors open att Commence at O'Clock
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!, The symptonH
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]but the Liver is ge-
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3kidneys. fever,
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lchills, diseased
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03

By Mr.. Brady I. So. ~
Resoloed, That commissee .s =. by
this h.t riabt tho IL properly Of the city, e..
IRON posts and chains. ETC.. have o PEE n s
moved from the public pounds 70 mo nee-
trail ground on Esplansde street.
Unanimously adopted.
The President appointed Aldermen 6raoy'
ps..ou and O,Brien on said committee.
IN motion the Board then adjourned.
JOHN H. REFS,
Secretary.
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BOARD OF ALDER MEN.

II CITY HALL. NEW ORLEANS, I
= February rs. 1870.
The board convened pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Present Aldermen Brady, Hassinger,
O'Brien, Pessou, Poynot, Shields, and Presi-
dent Potthotf in the chair.
On motion, the reading of the minutes
Of the previous meeting were dispensed
with.
FROM BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The following, for concurrence from the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, was referred
to the Finance Committee:
AN ORDINANCE
To levy tax upon the estate, real and per.
sonal, subject to taxation according to
law, within the city of New Orleans, to
raise the sums of money annually esti-
mated aud apportioned by the Board of
Metropolitan Police as the share of said
city of New Orleans of the total expenses
of the Metropolitan Police District, &C
Dcording to section twenty-seven, act No.
80 of 1869.
Whereas, the Board of Metropolitan Police
have made up a financial estimate of the to.
the year beginning October l, 1869, and
ending September 80, 1870, and the share of
said expenses apportioned to the city OF New
Orleans amounts to the sum of SITS, lib 10,
which sum the said city OF New Orleans is
directed by section twenty seven, of the act
No 90, session acts 1869. to order and cause
to be raised and collected by the tax upon
the estate, real and personal, subject to tax
alton. according to law, within the said city
of New Orleans.
Therefore, be it ordained that tax of
five-eighths of one per centum be assessed
and caused to be raised and collected upon
the estate, real and personal, subject to tax
alton, according to law, within the city OF
New Orleans.
shall be assessed and collected on the hssess-
ment rolls prepared for this current year,
and shall be due and exlgible from and after
the PRONUNCIATION of this ordinance.
The following were referred to the Com.
mittee on Water.work
Recolued That the Street Commissioner
be, and he is hereby instructed to compel
the several contractors to have the cutters
and crossings in the different wards properly
washed at the hour when the water plugs
are opened the CONT actors Of the several
wards failing to comply with said instruc.
tions, to be Immediately reported to the
Common Council and placed in default.
ReSOlued That the Street Commissioner
De, ana ne IS 0ereOy Instructed ahO OirecGeu
to have the water plugs throughout the
city opened regularly every morning during
one hour.
The following was unanimously concur
red in on both readings, the rules being sus-
pended:
RESOLVED. That permission be, and is
hereby Granted to Mrs. Mary Connell, to
keep four COWS ut her dairy, No. 1914 ADDun.
citation street, between Phillip and Sara.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NEW ORLEANo
PARCEL E1P8kDS
I. now ready for the TRANSMISSION and Ds-
LIVERY Of PARoRLs, PACKAGES. ETC.. to Ahx
PART OF THB CITY and to the KAlLHoAD
DEPOTs. STEAMBOATS,. and ANY PAhf VI
JRFFBRsON CITY, q psr Gard Rates below.
Tariff:
One Hand Load not exceeding 100 pounds. AZ ...+.
under One Miie or Twelve SauAres.... - 0Sns
Ovar One Nj and Under Two. .......... 81 oens
Over Two Miles and Under Three. ~ ~ oen aes
IN Jaokaon Railroad Depot. Woo.SS
~ ysfsarson CITY. from seventy Eve cents upward
R..o.es and Freight called for and delivered In
any part of the city. ,..
An orders left at the Office. No. 81 Tohoupitooiss
street. will meet with prompt attention.
MCKNIGHT 4 PITK1N-
.,.. Proprietors.
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new ORLEANS RaPUBEIoAN THURSDAY
J. Yee, 81.

u And lnterrnpe the business all tnat
time while the police had possession!
A. Yes, the bank was shut up.
@. The sealing up, however, of these
books did not disarrange the accounts and
records in the books?
A. It disarranged all Of our vouchers
Q. But the important accounts and rec
ords are in the bookss
A. Yes.
@. And to these books you refer to
make q report?
A. Yes.
Q. And not to the vouohers'
@. For instance, when the General As
sembly calls for report, you go to tho
books?
A. Yes.
@. And you do not overhaul all the
vouchers for the year?
A. No.
Q. But you refer TO the books and
records, and see the specific accounts, and
take these accounts as basis to report the
affairs of the State FRONT
A. Yes.
@. These accounts are written mp day
by day?
A. Every day; yes, sir.
@. Then any interruption in the busl-
ness will only cause accumulation OF busl-
nessp
A. think so.
@. And that is all?
A. Yes.
@. Aud these books and accounts were
not disturbed?
A. No; they are there.
Q. They remain the same!
A. Yes, sir.
Q. How long did it take to pack up
these books prior to moving?
A. saw them the day before they were
packed.
@. 1t will not take any longer to unpack
than to pack them
A. I do not think so.
@. About the sameS
|. A. Yes.
@. When you left the Office the night be-
fore, the Office was in the ordinary condi-
ton?
A. Yes.
G. And the next morning when yoa
came, the removal had taken place?
A.. 1t was going on.
@. You said the last load had left!
A. They were about to bring it here.
@. Now, Mr. Peralta, want to ask you
| this question: what caused the most con-
fusion in the Office, the possession of the
Metropolitan police, or the removal to the
Mechanics Institute!
Al do not really know; I cannot
answer that question; do not know.
| @. It did not, either one, cause much
confusion?
A. Yes, 1 think so, when we had
| to stay month and halt
doing nothing. and people were anxious
to come up and settle their contracts.
Q. 1t was simply matter of delay?
A. Yes.
@. The books remained in the same
condition, and you found them in the
same condition as when you left?
A. Yes.
@. And the only confusion was caused
by delay and accumulation of business; is
that it?
A. Yes, sir.
@. Do you remember any vouchers OF
papers thrown about, and any great confu'
sion in consequence thereof?
Senator Lynch moved that the court ad.
journ till seven o'clock this evening.
Mr. Blackman moved to amend, so as to
adjourn till one o'clock Monday next.
This motion to amend, being put by the
Chief Justice to the Senate, was lost:
Mr.. Bacon moved as an amendment tc
adjourn till halfpast twelve O'Clock Mon
day next.
This motion being put by the Chic
Justice to the Senate, was carried.
Whereupon, the Chief Justice declared
the Senate, sitting as Court of Impeach
ment, adjourned until balfpaet twelve
o'clock Monday, February %, 1870.
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CITY CoUNcIL--oFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEy

~ Extra session.
H. CITY HALL. NEW ORLEANS,
( February %. 1870
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Pemberton, Grandpre and Carter (6)
present.
There being no quorum, on motion of Mr..
Camp the Board adjourned to meet on We'd
nesday evening next, the second proximo,
at halfpast six O'Clock. "
\ ~ = JOHN TOBIN, Secretary.