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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
DuPL1fArE OFFICE HOLDERS.

There arc several parties who are
holding positions under the city an'-
State Governments VIII, are also receiving
! salaries tron. offices under the united
! States. They are thus the recipients "1
the perauisl.es and salaries from two o.
more Offices. contrary to tue avs .: IN:
United STATE. The following j. cory
of the STATUTE in relation % this matter :;
"No peHoy. hereafter. who hotGs %:
shall hold acy office unde: IL" govern
,nent O. the United States, whose saiary
or annual compensation sha,! a,noun; 70
the sum Of two thousand five hundred
dollars. hal, receive compensation tor
discnarging t.. duties Of any othe. o:.ice.
Any ..rangez 4ent such as leave o; al
sence viii 70. cne the. difficulty. he
plain Interpretation o: the law IS. that
one person cannot hold two positions at
the same time, drawing salaries or ger
cuisites in botL. He must resign TIE o,"
before he can take and occupy the other
lIow is it possible to I'LL both. and dlaw
salary in both. r,hen he can no: perform
du.v but in one' 1t is all very Well 20
sag that he can divide the hours OF the
day, and give 6 part 70 each. bu: Is h
not paid for the days service: Ihe
''rited States government does not e1pe''
:,oE, its officials fractional performance
O: arty. Besides. Nha: right has mar
10 ~. q Cale!, Quoten1 Office holder: Ave
there not good. deserving Republicans
who could perterm the duties Of one q
these offices, and thereby be enabled 20
support himself and family in these times
Of p:ncling penury am want: It is not
the policy OF Republican administration
70 maintain u system cf duplicate office
holding. If the State needs the services
Of one Of these lilies OF the valley more
than the United States. then. forsooth.
let him cleavc 70 the former. - there IS
no doubt but the latter can wei! afford
to spare him. There are seEera! gentle
men who have assumed important duties
connected with the State government.
without resigninG the appointments
which they held under the present Re-
publican administration. This is not
right. and ought not to be tolerated. and
cur opponents have just cause 0: COM
plant against such 4 state of thing. 1t
is not only so here. but the same thing
exists in Texas. The present Mayor OF
Galveston is also Postmaster. AID Is re-
ceiv!ng salary il each Office OF $1,000
year.
This system OF cumulative Office hold
ing is growing evi! that orgh: no: to be
endured. but. being contrary 70 law.
shC,.IN be corrected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
On CARONDELET STREET.

There We good dea! o: excitement
day before yesterday OF. Carondelet street
in relation to Slaughterhouse stock, which
inIulged il. one OF its periodical spasms.
Early in the morning the stoc!. took on y
firm look. and before the day was over. it
ha /! advanced from % to ri. and seemed
to be stl! looking upward. Yesterday
morning the distinguished operator who
now seems 20 rule the :laughte.hoUec
market came into the street with a bold
front and determined ccun.enancc, and
confidently BID g 70, 200O shares. The
street stood aghaS!. The price WIS Tempt
ING, hflt there was no response t" his
liberal Offer. Z, the face OF .Ic. II bid
no one was wiling &c sell at 4 iow". !ic-
,-e. no, was any enc to be fond who
corld accommodate the courageous: puc-
chaser. later j. the lay the stock seemed
to .rcw weaker. and at u" board 4 wa.
offered a. - aG::i:,; !. bid. IL" state #
the market vas .I.ch % :athor " preclude
than to f..o- oY.rG'.ons. everybody SEEM
:uc 20 N,..: ioi. tho ncX: move. The con-
sequence n..5 .l4a: :i.oye were few transact
lions. oniy !. .ew snail lots chang nG hands
a...{. .i:9. ..,.s. q. the .,.s.dcn Use is
SAID t. i - prosncc'''" contest "vcc
Tie ne,; direction. the election f.. "i; Il
VII, {. Ike p.aaa ~ . :'e'' "r"..s.
Ano;her event q! :estori'- WAS :.
| marked define :n Santa: and .ar:i...-
ing stock. The DAY before 4 sold -, ga
a,37,. but yesterday rapidly :ell oil TO y,
and co.ia :iud no purchasers even IT that
figure. Il IS sad that an act to repeal tie
, law is to Be introduced into The LeS!sla-
ture. viii. avory prospect OF passing .:
co,lrse. now..2-. no one can speak know
ingly CA this point. Al advertisement III
this mornings paper gives notice that the
books Of the company are open .o- sub
sc,iptioHs to two thousand shares terms.
! Sl0G0c;.s;
| There i some excitement among the
| stockholders OF the Union Bank III rela-
ton to the impending election Cor direc,
tors. ! new and excellent ticket has been
presented, but the incu,nbents are not, ii
seems, disposed to retire without a strug
gle, and if the new party want to win
they Will have to be vigorous and active
The long expected and predicted raid
on Lottery stock Was commenced last
night a: the Board, BY several brokers
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to them. # free feast is given the
glutton who comes away hungry is almost
sure to feel that the host cheated hiHl out
of O. dinner. If he fills himself he is
ashamed 10 meet the proprietor. And II
is q corstail. matter CT grief that prob
ably ne did no. eat all he could. End
this :, the case with The .ity printing.
Parties tia age doing work that belongs
to us. and who IRE charging more "a: 1t
thar we are allowed 20. not only c1..sent
to allow abuse 20 lee keapea upon onr
heads. bu: are Absolutely so selfish as to
fail in With tie fashion 81 heapin. -aa,l-
,ial on our ;nrocen. transactions.
The Tines does tbs, iirst by .ala aging
TIA: the Gove,no: oh.,ected 70 the great
cos, Of the city printing, when be sim
ply referred To the law which gave IS the
printing as being objectionable. Sex. IL
denies being on The pay yoil wnen there
are two items to the .redi: Of tie es:ah-
lishment- one FOR advertising Gelin-
rlent list at 81 30 per square, and one for
printing ;,iefs. The cost 1oI printing
he debates in the REltn!.c..H as 10: one
tolla: pc; square. BIZ: torsy cents: and
while the other newspapers AZ the city are
allowed to cna,ge one dollar and !. half
per square for genera: advertising. the
REPUBLICAN is limited to one dollar.
Moreover. We did no: specify tina; al. the
newspapers We're III the IL: e pages a..
tho city, but ouz reference WIS I" printing
offices; and no: only was this the case
las: week, bu. il is constantly :he case,
and our experience as tia: TIL. outside
printing. Ike the outside advertising. J.
81: done a: n higher rate than We have
e@er charged. SO tina; tie ..,..r<. is with
CT! gratitude IL accepting worl. tina: ap-
pertains to til. RIPuEl.cA>. and no: &c.
seEdin. the expense when it is attacked;
It IS mistaken IL denying its relations with
the city treasury: ard j: ~ wicked IL for
gettic: the hand that helped i. Sgl'h n
combination G! wickeiness mus: keep any
man awake at nigh: w:ttc:: any :'.::her
reminders from u.
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A CARD.

NV OaLkAps. January II. Ie.I'
We certify that we have made criI'csi eA"A'
nation OF tie Official Map Of Louisiana, puons
oy =. g. Eardee, Special Engineer, ana feeoiniA' ~
Il not only az a work Of art, but one WHICH, wiz
be H,nnd ue4ful to every merchant and I'e VS.
lav:re ..ry .nteres: in the State
G. - BEAURBGAkD.
WILLIAM J. McCULLoE,
tcruer Surveyor General o! Loul--''->
II. JEFF THOMPSON,
Cte. Engineer Board Of Public "oTfe-
J. \. D'HKMECoURT.
;-l.ity City Surveyor OF Ne" crieai't-
HENRY VAN vIECK,
Or. ,L,luear New Orleans. Mobile i.iio eh'''>"
1.oora Railroad
tIty Sar'eyo'.
b. L. GREENE,
,r;,. rurneer Now Oritlu. bs,"s h".'9. @hc
Sek.t..rS fA.iirnL'I.
JOHN LYNCH,
Surveyor Genera. Of Lc,l.7411...
CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 co.
Agents.
JAMES TUCKER,
..,ne,at Agent Illinois Central Ra5!resic
PIKE, BROTHER CO.
EDGAR STEEL. Publisher,
n 81 Charles sty".:,
--.., g.2, "2,ird -ioc:.
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WOMEN IN POLITICS.

4 Western paper grows sHioSlstic ~
Mrs. General Logan. and declares that il
the General is elected to the United States
Senate from Illinois. he will owe his s'.c-
cess more fully to his wife than t" any
other person. She is working !oc him
night ..rd day. al! in .ha: line OF life
which LAY may parse with per:ec: pro-
priety. Iie. parlors are open t" the
friends Of he- husband. and the legislator
who enter, the portal il; very .Ure no: 10
escape until hc hes been made the friend
of Mrs. Logan. Il not of her husband.
She is an eloquent controyers:alls'. a ssI-
gac;ous observer, and quick-witted wo-
man. She can listen with the s..se ease
that she car talk. and her guest j. never
apprehensis. that he viii be the victim o.
an awkward slieace. Governor rl.e>by
is Genera! Logan's creates: opponent,
but the public sees u, d glance that Mr..
Logan is a., ally tina! the Governor ap-
prehends.
Til, brings us to the general cons:deIi,-
ton If women in public life. Mrs.
Stephen 1. Douglas was the life Of her
husband. Swing him from the dissi pations
into which he va; being seduced. and
keeping his head coo! and level i'll mo-
msnts when he was likely to ial! into er-
ror through too impetuous desir. to de-
H,> y Of f,,jY
State who does not remember the popular
ity Of the family Of Senator Slidell. and
how his fortunes were assisted by the
gifts Of Mrs. Slideil. not only i'll New Or
leans but at tho national capital. One OF
the most remarkable instances OF female
electioneering. however, occurred III Cali
fornia when Gwin and Brcderlck
were contending tor the SenatoGship.
And IL this instance Frederick con-
fessed to 4 de:ea: a: the hands OF
beauty Mr.. Gwin opened rarior' IN
the principal hotels a; Sacramento and
Mrs. Gwin presided. The beauty and
talent Of the State were concentrated at
the receptions. twenty-seven Young ladies
lendin. their attractions to influence the
| Representatives. The Legislature was IL
| yited 70 partske Of the Inequalities OF the
i:win reception. and as hc ""a then
1 United States Senator. and was still cA-
pected 70 be. It may we'll l.. supposed
| that the brilliant court establ:sh'd by Mrs.
| Gwin VIA. no: neglected. !'nd The wife ard
| family 0: Dr. Gwin knew how % keep open
house. The: had wit. good sense. re-
tinemcn:. h..nty, wealth. name and posi-
ton. They embarked a.! these qualities
IN the contest. and used thei, '.oG'.cnce
70 such advantage that Hrode,ieR had :"
retire. it was q br:ll;an: winter II, :'a"ra-
mento, an,. one tia: California vii! never
Sc. the like If again fox III" contest be-
tween Gwin and B.cdcii... was the be-
ginning OF that division of politics ~
California when the tree-soilo"s frs: CIT
loose from. the advocates Of slavery. II
involved the issue Of North and South as
once. and the South lost the field.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
. STILL FURTHER PROTEST.

Ministers OF grace defend rs! sine" the
parties with their names Oh the city pay
roll for printing. instead OF standing by
to cover us, have turned to rend their ben
efactor. The J';;,nes leads i'll this migrate
t,h disturbance. showing as much wicked
ness in its assault as it manifests careless
ness in its statements. The objects OF
bounty are never satisfied either with
themselves, their patron or their neigh
Dor. When Tweed cast his charity before
the public in New York no man thanked
him less than the one that crowded most
and came out with the fewest pennies
Selfish men are the enemies of their bene-
factors simplylbecause they are indebted
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who seemed to have instrc ctions.to!!otie 1t
down at any risk. Why this stock, one
OF the very best and most profitable in
the market, should be selected as the VIC
tim Of q bear movement seems strange
and inceznprehensible to those who Go not
reflect that its very excellence is q tempt
alton t. those who think they can ma
nipulaJe it, break it down i'll order :h'..
they may buy large amounts g, ahsnrdly
low figure. We imagine tina: very few
hclders VIII be alarmed by this move
ment. They are not going u be easily
frightened into sacrificing q stock which.
at Its ruling price .or the last two months.
pays more than any other in tie market,
and double the amount o: those which
aye eagerly sought a: pa The :">':it
may be a rermanen: loss Of ;he:: stock
t. the ekillfui and ingenious spectators
Who have contrived the movement.
. good deal OF b,asires. was don. Il
Lsvea yesterday. st one taae there vas
quite PAM. in i, and it was sold - low
a. -. 4; de close, however. :: rallied
and Went up TO :, again.
The sales q. .he bo.uI we:s q, follows ::
S:CO4 American ha:ves a: los. one ,Ie:i.r-
son City cd bond at 7G!: 100 shares Nayi-
cato. a: .. ar:, .N; shares i-,ee At j :.
L.vee was also sold at =, se!,e: thirty.
..he following VEL. :te o'.e:s ..n.. bias
a. lie board:
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A CARD.

w 81. :.nders. gned, IL III ,.ai: o, W ni-hff
ii ildran o: tie Late }. b. st. hna.id J" QUO 'l.J
II opportunity ri expressing Their iiiAhHs 70 tre
Pr.,uiX Mutual Life Insurance tHmpan! OF HaF'
,orC Corntt ticut. for their prGmptness III paying
the sun of T'EN.THOUSAND DOLLARS, the amount
@. "A policy on thu. life: Of The deceased, ana LOT
tn-r hbrrality in caucs,iug ali HALF LOAN
NOTES oute.andinr gwen il part phynen! OF
premiums. =,
We w0uil also further express our thanks 20 Gr.
George y Darling, IT,. polite ANA ooiiSln: agent oi
-. above named company, for his prouRIt ana
c.}-Iu.
RACHANPAGEE. Tutor.
FELIX \. DUCRCS. Execute.
Nv Orleans Louisiana January H. 1871.
#
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LATE ARRIVAL.

~ CHARLES LEIGHTON arrived tA.- ~e-..
y ;r .hci"e assortment "f GESTLEMESS FUR
NISH'S(. GOODS, selected with grea. care ,UE tbs
n..rt.t AND tougl!: Il: unusually low pi.c.s.
leighton never boasts G! the cheares IL. l-s.,
q. IT having the lar.ss: STOCK Il An@T,a; h'.t .
...-,yvin: public well knows thai ~ie! goods ,,s
sNlSi: ~ ills season o: .hs year. WEN money -
scar.'. ~. ample rurs. o: E.a.y CAN does
wonder. !: The market. Therefore <GU have o..
20 .,..,rlre III. qualify AID .omra.. tie price
:...d lie ..;..pn.-s VIII .e sI.k!ug.y .ilaren..
C.r>.ir. Factor: i. AZ TIE OLD se.aG, .cc.,.s -.
{. nal ana ST. Gha:..s street,. New O..ei:.-.
irls 2tcp
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PIANOS.

LOUIS GRUNEWALS'
ann Canal Street.. .'.''''''-''S q"
woo,s respectfully cali attention 70 h'+ '''
complete stock Of firs'c'"sS
PIANOS AND ORGANS
,.,,, ~ Offers at greatly reduced prices ..-.,.
ss,R,ywAY PIANOS unequaled In tone -ne 49,
vNApE PIANOS, celebrated for she" sup'Hl N.a.s'
nAINEs PIANOS, reliable good and cheap 'o'
p1vyEL PIANOS, just received from the ss.'o ~
sverv auo is fully warranted for sve yea
nseas Guaranteed. Sold at the Lowest p'-e'''
800. f., caSh or on time psynsnta
MASON & HAnILIN ORGAN
mo ,apt and cheapest Cabinet Organs f--'
-,r,e Prices greatly reduced
SMALL MUSICAL INs1Rt sIE>l~'
.ro, ~ violins, Guitars, Banios, "n'es' ->ess'-
deems, etc. =, :.--r,,.,..
pvsr ITALIAN STRINGS for all -ns''ci'
The trade supplied at Northern pricee' ,..--...
,.ta,oeues and price lists sent free TO sis '''
e'a,os and Organs tuned and repaired
s,e., Music, Music Books, instruction D' '4-,
".c'' GU 0' as Rap it
MI
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A CARD.

!6cslre 20 announce to my fcrn'ey friends and
ga. rons that have associated myself IN business
ui:h Mr. W 4. Whitnore. t.nder the name aud
firm of WH-TMORE / BARRINGER, at Nos. II.
and lle Front street. New ORLEANS, where We are
prepared to 90 al kinds OF Boiler, Copper Tin aid
Sheet iron Work in the most improved manner anc
style q: the lowest cash prices md IN thanking
Try .rsnie for their former liberal patronage, anc
ia asking continuance o! tie same to The rev
firm I would say to al that are in want O. any.
thing IL oar line they vii! find il to their interest 10
We t.. . CAL before leaving their orders ese~ here
JOHN L. BARhIEGER.
Hrv Orleans January H. 1917. al. nc 2p
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norations within the alluvial districts is Ger
tainly unconstitutioua and unjust.
In consequence OF the multiplicity OF mat
tiers claiming my Immediate attention at
the present time ! am unable to state more
fully my views cs this measure.
N.C. WARMOIF.
Governor of Louisiana.
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u / K ID.

MOEGsNI-Ia.: evening, -: G,,,.ra.. -:
o'clock. 0. congestion OF the tra'n, CHARLES u.
NORcA.sD - u.,.ve .: Switzerland actd th-r. y
years.
IT,, MieL.- and acquaintance Of The deceased
are respectfully requested 70 Stt4.na his s'Ant.a.
which vii take place Monday Morning, a: ten
.Cck IRON. h.s late vesit.. Craps street.
t..w... ASu,. 81: and CIcu.t str-e;- T:N. Is
T,:.
NEW ORLEANS TYPOGRAPEIc.I tN.UE No.
i..-TL. officers ind members Of this association
are Hereby requested 70 attsnd the :unera u
CHARLES J.. MORGAND, d Late member Q: Typo
graphical Cuion No T. which " IL take place from
his LAKE. residence ca Craps street. between Monte
1u. and CIol.et. tomorrow morning, Il: Ir ccioeE
Ex o-GtI G: She President.
PHILIP 4. vANDEEpCE>
i..: Recording Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The Etna and Crescent Rites. companies
y and X of the Louisiana Legion. Will give
.heir first grand military and dress ball al
odd Fellows Hall. on Tuesday evening.
:hirty-tirst instant. We acknowledge the
receipt OF complimentary tickets from Cor
moral J. V. Da Costa. chairman. and Ferd.
Forcheimer, secretary. The ball WI. ran h
amono the most brilliant OF the season.
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THE BEST ALWAYS
TEE CHEAPEST IN THU. END.

p!ANCSt F!ANOSi ORGANS:
Ii--.Ir WERLEIN so and 32 Baronn- street: ;tie
sol. agent for the sale OF the Dunbar. Son-, :. P.
Hale ana Marsch.ll and Mttauer PianofortTs.
Speaking of he above pianos it is only necessary
70 say that some Of them have stood the test OF
uncover thirty years-aNd that they are pro
verh.ai for their excellent qualities. The organs
are OF the old house az EeedhaIn Son formerly
Clrhar. { Eeedhsa, the pioneers OF the Nelou-on
and Organ maxim M>ic an! Musical Merchandise
II general There is piano factory attached 20
this house, where pianos repaired i. the most
tkilIfUi manner. lal1 :. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

UorIee's official map OF the stat" ~
Louisiana is now before the public, an'. W"
have the evidence OF the most competent
;,,aoes in the State, that it il the most COY
yoot man of its kind ever published. A
thoroughly good map of our State has '''' :;
he., q dcsideratrm: and this is now wen
su,,,,icd by the map Of Mr.. Hardee. Inc
,,cri+s OF the work have been certified oy
the very best engineering authori','F' anu
cement their declaration that the map
is one vi .ch will be fo"nd "sei"i 70 .s1s
merchant or householder who has an ,h'ef, h.
=! ,, the State The map is published by
Edgar Steel, No. D st. Charles street '"''D
floor,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

We learn that the postoifice IN til. Sixth
District. formerly Jefferson City. VIII De
hereafter discontinued. and TIE bushes. OF
that Office will be transacted .: the 'na!n
postotiicc in the Customhonsc. Ihc new
carrier system. which will. of :,ur-e. b" e,'
tended all over the city. will ohvi".tc AL il:'
convenience which might oth"rwi." follow
the discontinuancc Of the Vost"t''s aeTe:o'
fore in Che Sixth District.
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fTEETWOORS
TROPICAL, FRUIT ISLANDS.

IL; o. HONDURAS, tOAS. OK 'ENieaL
AMERICA,
Comprising. y.o:Ip Of seventeen vauaoi@ islands.
pIolucing pian:,>Ins hananas, COcoaurt-. pine
app-e lemons, lines, oranges. sugar cane, toacco,
cereals and vegetables To be isposed OF III shares,
to form company with capital of :0.p", 10
make various u1Vrov. nl-nte On the islands. carry
o., tire fruit business estahl!s.. Iue of steamers
"a carry he nr.i.s freight and passengers and pro-
Lu.e .rur. New Orleans and Ceatra- American
rtr:s ana ~. Islands. Boob. az oisn 1o- SUB
= vtrrs.
WILLIAM FLEETWOOD, Agent.
4, ,,p.l..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans Will
sell a, auction tomorrow. a, five o'clock
p. NJ. on the premises No. y Commercia'
Mace. First District, the entire contents OF
a printing office. For particulars sec "d'e'-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The third annual grand masl. ard fancy
dress ball of .t.tn. conclavr. No. ~.
$. w. NJ. all be given at Od, Fellows Hall.
on Tuesday evening OF mex: week. We have
received complimentary inv!tatio.. from
Mr.. William T.. Fitzgerald. chairman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Notice is given il this paper ;na' bo"',-
OF subscription for the two thousand shares
Of the capital stock of the New Orleans
Sanitary and Fertilizins Company will br
ppen to the public to-day. at the office OF
:he company, No. 10 Union street. for ninety
davs. Shares one hundred dollars each.
rayab!e in full at the time OF subscription.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Tie secretary OF the Cana! AID -ialuorn"
Street Railroad Company notifies the pubic
cha: Oh and after today :hc company vii!
have three distinc. and direct lines. avoid
ing circuitous routes the Canal and t!al-
borne line: the Canal and Common line.
and the Girod ss.; Poydra' ''u', See All
Xert.snment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The g,ea. West has Ion: 'n.'I'''. :. OPP
'ar;.v among oar people that 'o"ir. ho' be
shaken, and in this may be sail I" h" 'lk'
the Louisiana STATE Lottery. WHO'S" '.';'"-
ire. hay. dispensed 50 mans rc': prizes
anon: them. The mex, single NUN Der '.;.w'
ing o: this institution takes place or enc
,yrentv-firs. instant. V! ier. foui .anir"d and
forty prizes viii he distributes. AZ: -io'' ::
them the capital prize o! :,G.OGc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The members of the Board OF Sc:.oc: "a
fectors for the Tenth Ward. arc requested
TO meet az the office Of the Gerrc" Gcs"'''.
On Monday. sixteenth instant. purc;i:.!iy.
O.. business of special Importance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Tne clearances of Gotten for foreign and
domestic ports at the New Orleans Custom
nollse yesterday amounted to twcn:E-ee'eN
thousand two AurdreI and fifteen bales.
'.his is FIVE thousand bales IN excess o: the
large clearanccs reported u few days ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

One OF tie most vcxat.oH- ann"E1h"'' ~
which the occupant. OF editorial :ooms ~"
subject. is the habit Of some gentlemen
visiting these rcom-. s;ea.'hi'y ''.Fry.ns OFT
Exchange papers. It often occurs ;na'
when a paper is taken in that manner r. It
Possesses value beyond the mere 'iime 't
costs at news depots. for il car. n"' '' ~
,,,oced. The gentleman who 'arll'" OF. the
No, yor,. World OF last Tuesday = r''-
srectfuly requested TO return % I" '''s
Oiiire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Secure tickets early in the great i-o c,s:an"
State Lottery, and if you don't draw :he
great prize you may run against one O: the
smaller ones. any one Of which Won. he
very accountable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

A grand fancy drcss and Hlz.si la: " a"
niyen At the ST. Louis Hotel iaeS night. AK.
we are obliged to Mr.. y. Dunor:ea to' eoni'
plimentar. tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The second annual ball O: the New cr-
leans Rihe Club will be given at rd'. Fe!-
lows Hall. next Thursday evening. We
thank the club for complimentary tickets.