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PREsBYTERIANs.
Report Of the Standing Committee On EdH.
CatloH-imp0Ftant Resolutions.

CHICAGO, May 2O.-In the Presby.
terian General Assembly to-day, the
report of the standing committee
on education showed that during the
year, under the care of this Board,
there had been $40 students: 23O theO-
logical, 284 collegiate, 156 academic;
81 completed studies. During the
past year aid has also been extended
to several Welsh Calviuestic students.
The receipts of the year have been
SIS, So %. Total payments to April
3Oth last, S79, 449 IL, Leaving a bal
ance Of 1892 y. The remainder Of the
May appropriations now due, amount
to $4,000. When these are paid
there will remain nothing to meet
but the fall and winter payments,
which will amount to $4,000. The
following resolutions were adopted:
BeSOIUsd, That we recommend to our
synods the adoption of the standing
order, requiring that each Presbytery
report what it has done for the Board
of Education.
RESOLVED, That we direct the Board
Of Education to pay each theological
student under its care, $500 per annUm /;
each collegiate student, $3.50; each
academic student, $l2O.
RsSOiUed, That we urge upon all
churches more liberal contributions.
This cause amounting for the year to
not less than Sl20, 700.
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KU-KLUx.
Capture Of a Savannah Steamer BY Gang
Of Negroes.
From the savannah News oftbe 15tb.I

From the Savannah News of the 15th.l
While the steamer Nick King, run
ming regularly between this city and
Jacksonville, FlOriea, was lying al
Darien, on a recent trip, and just be-
fore leaving that port, she was sud-
denly boarded by q large party Of
armed negroes, and her Captain in
formed that he would not be permit
ted TO proceed on his voyage until he
had complied with their demand,
which was to pay one Of the party the
sum Of eight dollars and costs, which
he claimed as due by the steamer.
The Captain resisted the unreasonable
demand for some time, but finding
the invaders desperate and deter
mined, he complied, in order to pro-
ceed on his way with as little trouble
and annoyance as possible.
The whole difficulty, we learn, grew
out Of the conduct Of q negro who had
been employed as a hand on the Nick
King. A gentleman WelLknoWn in
this city, had lost packages, ETC., OF
considerable value, and suspicion
pointing to this negro, his trunk was
examined and found to contain the
missing property. The affair has
certainly been some time maturing,
and the villains selected the most isO-
lated landing at which the steamer
stops, where there are fewer persons
on hand, and less chance to be pre-
vented from the psrPstratiOn Of their
laWlessness than st any other point
between Savannah and Jacksonville.
Every one Of the pirates should be
hunted down and punished as be de-
serves to be.
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TELEGRAMS.

The Prussians win not attack Paris,
Bancroft has resigned the Office o.
Minister to Berlin.
Lieutenant Governor Selden denies
it was his niece that committed sui.
eide.
A new convention with Mexico
continues the mixed commission fOT
one year.
Empress Of Russia in Berlin. The
people are crazy with delight-all true
Republicans.
The Senate Is considering whether
II can draw mileage for the present
executive session or not.
Bonner is going to run his fancy nag
against a San Francisco rOsinate at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, for $4,000.
A final vote is expected in the Sen
ate on the treaty Of the dOuble-jOinted
Commissioners about Wednesday.
The Church NOtre Dame des Vic
tories, in Paris, has been sacked, and
is now occupied by Federal troops.
A 6ght in Paris, yesterday, in which
10000 men on both sides were en-
gagged, ended without any decisive
result.
Mrs. Vitter poured coal Oil on her
fire out of a lamp, in st. Louis, yes
terday. A child twelve years old was
burned to death.
The Communists threaten to ex-
pl0de the ramparts. They will garri-
son every corner house, and fight the
Versaillists from street to street.
The first hostages selected for exc
cution by the Communists are the
Archbishop Of Paris and Abbeys de
Gileroy and Crezos. Two spies were
shot yesterday.
The "rats" at the Pennsylvania
coal mines go to work armed to the
teeth and guarded by soldiers. Yet
1t is thought the mines will be in ac-
tive operation in a short time.
The military authorities of Arizona
say that the massacre Of Apache Indi-
ans ~ that Territory was a butchery
Of deienseless women who were held
as prisoners at Camp Grant.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

alasl so common to others who knew
the victim, as to attract little remark.
She did not at first recognize the
sleeper, and was about to hasten on,
when she was led by one Of those i'm.
pulses which form the turning points
in human lives, TO scrutinize his fea-
lures. What was her emotion when
she recognized in him her discarded
lover? She drew forth her handker-
chief and carefully spread Ii over his
face and hurried away. When Writ
came to himself he found the hand
kerchief, and in one corner the ini-
tials of the beloved name. With
heart almost breaking with grief and
remOrse, he made a new vow OF re-
formation. He kept that vow and he
married the owner Of that handker-
chief. Well might he preserve the
handkerchief as he did, all his life,
guarding it with the jealous care with
which OthellO kept the Egyptian
gift, and making it a dsF-
ling like his precious eve.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND AREANsAs1
RIVER PACKET COMPANY,
Memphis, May II, 1871,
~ The Nail Contracts OF the Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company viii expire
on the SOth day OF June next, and the business
Of the Company viii be closed up as soon
thereafter as practicable.
A large majority of the stock Of the CON-
pany is owned by myself but, being engaged
largely in other business, where my personal
attention is imperatively demanded, I sm
induced to adopt this course
The Line is well established, having been
in successful operation three years and-a-
half-the Boats mostly new) having been
built expressly for the trade, are well adapted
to II. and are all in good repair.
Propositions for the purchase OF the entire
Line are invited, and will be considered IN
til the first day Of July next. Should all
offers made for the purchase Of the whole
Line be declined, then. in that case, the Boats
VIII be sold separately as demand may occur.
To persons desiring to engage in the team.
boat business, the present opportunity pre-
sents Inducements, and advantages rarely
met with. Liberal terms viii be made with
parties wishing to purchase.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
President NJ snd Ark. Pkt, %.
We. the undersigned, Directors in the Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company.
concur, with great reluctance, in the action
OF the President, as indicated above, believ-
Ing, as we do, that II this Line is discon-
tinued, other lines VIII be established which
will divert the trade from Memphis.
THOMAS H. ALLEN,
J. J. MURPHY,
r P. WALT
JH TUCKER
myl9 Directors NJ and Ark Pkt. Co.
x CHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TERM.-Two
y ladies OF ripe scholarship and long sx
perlenee IN & Q management Of schools, de-
sire an eligible location fOr the eestablishu1snt
OF q Female Seminary Of high order, or would
take en- rye OF one already established. Can
give the best re erenCes. II needed, can sup
ply good philosophical apparatus, with
other requisites to thor ugh instruction.
Trustees OF Others interested in securing
teachers, please address
Ieachers, care Of Hugh Torrance
apl tweed No. DO Jefferson street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

REv. DAVID WALK will preach in the Lin
den street Christian Church to-day, at lC1,
am, and 8 pm.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH Corner
N lain and Bea!e streets. The Rev. VIM. h.
Tian Church, this morning, at IL o'clock and
Rev. Mr.. Trieste at 8 O'Clock pm. Mr.. Trieste
has come 10 cur city to preaIh to our Ger
man population, They are cordially invited
to attend.
THERE viii be regular services at the Gen.
tral Methodist Church, upstairs Union St.,
to-day, at lUI5 am. and p m, by Rev. A. L.
Prttchett, Pastor. Seats free,
CESTRAL BAeJIsT CHURCH Professor j. R.
BranhRm, OF Brownsville Female Col egs,
viii preach this morning and night, at the
usual hours.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Union
street, between Third and DeSOtO. Services
pastor. Sabbath school at952 am. Stral gers
welcomed.
PREACHING at the First Baptist Church, by
Rev. J. A. Hackitt Of Jackson, Miss, at l0H
m; at pm by Rev. B. g. Maynard, OF
Miss. Seats free. sabbath school al 8 am.
THERE VIII be preaching at the Chelsea
Methodist Church at IL and am. By Rev. j,
7. Q. Collins, and at7z p. m. by Rev. Dr.. Bos-
well. Sunday school at m.
There viii be divine service in st. Mary's
Cathedral, Poplar street, sunday, at II am.
and pm. The public are cordially invited
to attend. Seats are all free.
PREACHING at the Second street NJ
Church by Rev. Thos. l.. Boswell, d D.. at
lO1s O'Clock a-En. and by the Pastor at pm.
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faith in his claim, and in the genuine
ness of the documents offered in sup
port of it. He was the instrument Of
some designing persons, who used him
for the furtherance Of purposes Of their
own. That the Canadian possessions
were sold by the second Earl OF Stir
ling has been clearly established. In
the original patent, the succession was
confined to the heirs male, and au-
thentic evidence of its extension to
the heirs female, by Charles 1, is
wholly wanting. Unless the heirs Of
Mr.. Alexander have obtained better
evidence than that which their father
possessed, they will be unable to es-
tablish their rights to the Canadian
fisheries.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
DEPARTURES
RIVERS. wEArHFR AND RusINEss.

The weather continues warm and sui
try. The river here declined thfse inches
and q half in the past tWenty-f0Uir hours.
Below high water mark, six feet I've and
q half inches. At Cairo the river fell
eleven inches yesterday. At St. Louis
the river is falling. The Ohio is receding
from Pittsburg to Cairo. White and
Arkansas rivers are falling, with a fair
stage in both rivers. There was a fair
amount of business doing on the wharf,
with light shipments for the bends.
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CHAMRER 0E C0MMERcE.

TIE regular monthly nesting OF the
i Chamber OF Commerce will be held on
MONDA 22d Inst, at 4 O'Clock 2. m Among
the important questions TO be con III cred are:
Changing the hour OF Change to 9 e'clOcK
am; securing the Arkansas River Packet
Company TO our city; inauguTating 8 system
to mature regular and accurate daily r. ports
OF recei pts and shipments of sl leading arti-
cles; and appointing delegates to the Plant
eIs' Convention, TO meet at Mem phis IN ] une
next K. A. PINSON, President
LEON. TRoUspALE. Recretary mV2I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Omo1a1 Drav01zags.

MORNING CLAsS-NO. 239.
"A, %, 70, 40, 81, g. As, 80, 81, Y, ., p, 55
EVENING CHASING. $40.
10, "A, AZ, p, IS, 69 rs. SO, SO, o, q, 81, So
Lotteries drawing daily. Information far
nished In the above LOtteyr by ]. 4. FRANCE
s655 North Court street Box l17, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers, st. Louis, NO. myB
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JOHN LILLY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
no. 35I Main Street, Msmphls.

7 WOULD beg leave to inform nay friends,
IL and the public generally, that I am pre-.
pared to meet the demands Of the trade with
GENUINE ~ goods OF the purest and best
quality, at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit their patronage.
apr22dAW JOHN LILLY,
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ereat WaBtgrn DIanaInh ConaanY.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-It is stated
here that the Great Western Dispatch
Company have entered into an agree
ment with the Erie railroad, by which
after June 1st all through freight bus
iness will be done by the former COM
Dany
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NJ OTiCE.-Having suggested the insolvency
IN Ol the estate OF JAMES MORAN. dsceast,d
all persons having claims against sRlu egfsts
are hereby notified 70 ale the same with Tie
Clerk Of the Comfy Court on or before the
leth dsy Of October, 1874, or they VIII be fOr-
ever barred in law and equity.
WILLIAM .BERGIN.
Rpql Adniniatrftnr
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H0ms School for Young Boys, Grace
Church ReCtOrY, Lexington, Va,

d EV. ". n. PENDLETON, D. D., (GenI P)
II Rector; Mrs. Gen. Edwin q. Lee, Or. P's
widowed daughter, Maternal Guardian, with
competent assistants. Number Of pupils
limited TO twenty. None desired over Il or
"a years OF age Adm tied, however, as much
younger as parents peculiarly situated may
wish. The object is to train these young
boys, under tender and wise guidance, with
nome safeguards: ]. In right principles Of
piety and virtue, according to the Bible and
prayer Book. 2. In good habits OF mind and
conduct, and with the spirit and manners OF
gentlemen. g. In all branches Of knowledge
suited 70 their sge and capacity. With the
requisite influence over boys, OF approved
manly character, is TO be COMB much
more tnan usual Of that eTerte by cult waited
ladies. When sufh GENTLY mature, these boys
may pass into either OF the two great institu-
uOns in LeXington-Was 81 hiDgfo on and Lee
University or the Virginia Military lnsu-
tute. Session, to suit Southern boys, nom
February Is TO December l. They will be kept,
however, all the year, II parents desire, either
O1Eaccount OF visiting them in SUNNI or for
other reasons. Terms, half yearly in advance
For the session, with vacation, $3.50; for the
session, without vacation, $50 Entranes al
lowed at any time, rates proportional. Ae-
dress the Rector, Lexington, Virginia.
NoTE.-At present, routes 20 Lexington are;
By stage from BOnsRc's depot, Va. q Tenn. r.
R., and from Staunton, Chesapeake a Ohio r.
X. The canal from Lynchburg, injured by the
fall Hood Of 1870, viii sOon be repaired and
the valley r. X. is expected 10 pass Lexington
In q year OF two my3l-m u
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MARRIED.

POLL0CK-FUssELL- st. Mary's Cath
edrali on Saturday, May 20, by the Rev. ].
Carmichael. Re- ctor of Grace Church, Mr..
this city.
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MADRID, May 2O.-At a secret ses
sion of the Cortes yesterday, the report
OF the judicial inquiry into the assas
sinatiOn of Gen. Prim was read, Grim
mating SenOr Rogue BOrcia, who
since the assassination, has been elected
deputy to the COrtes.
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To whom II Nay Concern.

A LII goods consigned and stored with +.
"a Ackermau, No. o HoWaTd's Row, Mem
phiH, upon which storage and advances are
due, VIII be sold on Bth day Of June next, 81
public auction, to pay charges
myZI 6. ACKERMAE,
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NntIns 70 9fnnkhnIdars.

O UBsCRIBERs to stock in the Shelby
y County Turnpike Company, who are in
arrears in the payment or calls are hereby
notified to make IMMEDIATE payment TO me,
70 prevent the forfeiture OF their stock to the
company. LEON. TROUSDALE,
Secretary and Treasurer,
mV2I Once Chamber Of Commerce.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEe eRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 2O.-Dry Goods-The mar
ket is generally quiet and prices steady.
ll5&c; Lyman aud Pacific Ell, ll1<c; Angus
"a llci Cabot A lie; broadway 91Sc; AgaWan
BEci Appleton i0c; Continental Q l25ko;
Great Falls O9Mc; Nj lie; E ll%; Granits-
Vile EE ll5zc; Golden Ridge SIC; Utica, 30
inch, 7ci standard brown drills Il1<@Il5fc;
Pepperill Corset Jeans IKE; Bleached do.
l3Tci Indian Orchard Ice; Bates sc; Kearsage
Satteen lie; Hills Semper idem muslin,
bleached, l5c; Great Falls p l5c; Blackstone
"A I5%ci Maxwell isci Msnville Dc; Wam-
inch, l51Sc; do. e. 2IlEc; do. "a 825zc; DO. lO-4
BIC; Pepperill l0.4 57Sc; dc. " = 42c; do 6-4
R2&c; Paper cambIlcs lO1zGllc: Printed cali
COS lO4Ic; Printing cloths 747Hc
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SEE SECOND PAGE FOR FULL RE
PORT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRA-
TTOE-
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ATTORaEYs-AT-LAM.
FISHING GROUNDS.
nLAcK FIsH LAKE.

rpLACK FISH LAKE,
ID MENFHEl, TIN. llaT . -. o.
81 The public are hereby notiaea e l7-5- ~
F7sh Iars VII 81 OPENED from rms qa--s
Cunveyana8 VIII meet parties g lA-
q miles from Mals phlE, on ~ =. 49, 49,
VaV them 70 the lake. HFeII -A--a lA-
Tor ne aecoumnda aslou of pl1nla- aa4 Aa
inz 1arfie7. sTHATLols a aallLl-Asl1
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Bismarck is in Frankfort to ratify
the treaty of peace.
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THE ANDERSON
Patent Sash Balance !
A New and Valuable Invention !
Ease and Comfort Attained in the
Ventilation Of Houses.
ALLISON BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN
HA RID w a r e,
Y Union st., MsTphis, Tenn.

| menken Bros.
| GREAT SALE
White Goods
and Linens !
We are making Special Offerings
THIS WEEK
Victoria Lawns, at l8G
Victoria Lawns, 25C,
Victoria Lawns, at 3OC
ROYAL DRESS LAWNS !
Especially adapted for ladies' Suits.
Check NainsSOks, at l8C,
check Nainsonks af Die
Check NainsOOks, at 30C,
White Nains0Oks,
AT 10, 20 and % cts.
White IaCOnets,
AtI2 1-2, 10, 20 and 25 cts.
White SWissss,
At12 1-2, Is, 20 and 25 cts.
IRISH LINENS!
Warranted pure Linen
and good quality, at q 1-2 cts,
better quality, 80 cts,
fine quality, at 80 cts.
Family Linens, Low.
Housewife Linens, Low
IMPERIAL CAMBRlC /
Anew article for Ladies' skirts, etc.
HS-An goods in this department REDUCED
THIS WEEK.
enksn Brothers.
MAIN STREET, C0R. COURT,
IAGonaF2hd@y E9nms
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GARD.
NoTIcE OF plss0LuTION.

THE copartnsrshfp heretofore existing I'M
this dav dissolved by mutual consent IT, D.
COBB viii take charge Of the sssets and aettI
tbs busfness. r r. PTTrlIAN.
E. ID. COBB
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e. o. COBB. Of the mfs drm of Prrrrss..
CoBB & Co, Wlu continue 70 do a Cotton
Brokerage and Commission bu.fness. uuder
the style Of Z. D. COBB 8 90,
s. Frozt street
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And cordially invite the public to an inspec
ton of their ONCE and salesrOom.

IN addition to their extensive Registry Of
4 Real Estate OF PRINAEE SALES, they
viii. At an early announcement. inauEurste
a Systematic aud legitimate CATALOGUE
AUCTION SALE II City and suburban Lots,
Farms and UuimproVed Lands at their
SalesrOOms. They now control and have for
sale. over IOC0 city and suburban lots, and
nearly $500 900 acres Of lauds in Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and arkansas.
So European Exchange and Through Pas
sage Tickets TO and from all European ports
and Memphis. DUNOHO & BULKLEH,
myIg 81 Madison street.
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R R PITTMAh having retired from fhs
drm OF PITTlEAE, Com 9 Co viii coufInus
the Cotton Buying ana Commission busfnsa1
under the style OF n F. PITTHAN q 90
MElERHIs, Nay IS, 1871. mTi6
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H'HE partnership. under the mama and
style or Lawrence a Gilmore. W. a.
solved, ~ mutual consent on the hrgf davof
Nay. Either party may recsipt for debts d1s
~ AL4l-- y y. Law RENEE.
10y - ISL GEO ". GILMORE.
- We have tive ine DeaF1 and 5-lz F77iirr
Safe for sale, cheap. mTI1
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A Rich Name Mania.

The Toledo Commercial, Of September q
says:
The case of Easy Roberts, whose arrest
for passing counterfeit money was an.
nounced by telegraph, is peculiar one.
His field Of operations was at Salineville.
Ohio. on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road
He was man prominent in the commuuity
for his zeal in the cause Of religion and kin.
dred virtues: wealthy, endowed with I'M.
common business talent. and holding q re.
eponsible position under the Cleveland Iron
Company. He is superintendent of one of
the extensive coal mines operated BY the
company. His Office is responsible one,
bringing him into contact with large mum.
Der Of business men, large sums Of money
constantly passing through his hands for
the payment of wages to the laborers, and
for other purposes. He is about fifty years
old, owns the land the coal mines are located
upon, is man of wealth and influence. and
member Of family whose name is among
the most respectable in the district. ne
purchased his counterfeits of New York
dealers, and passed them off on the mer-
chants and others with whom he had bust
ness. Several cases Of this kind were
found and when arrested he was found to
have two pocketbooks, one with genuine
money, and the other counterfeit. He ia
now confined in the Cleveland Jail, awaiting
an examination. a.
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TwQ oRLEANs ERUBL1CsHN~sUPPLEMRNa

Public Accounts be and he n hereby au-
thorized to eettle with the holders Of the
following claims, at. thu option OF said
holdess, by. the issue Of certificates under
ordinance No. 49,, Administration series:
Tim Tracy, for fees - - xton of La-
fayette Cemeteries for the month
Of January, 1870. .s2 3
Tim Tracy, for fees as sexton Of LIZ
fayette Cemeteries for the month
February. 1870. ........ Is 25
Tim Tracy, for fees Is sexton Of La
fayette Cemeteries for the month
" Of March, 1870. approved by the
late finance committee. ........... p IS
Total. ................ $50 IS
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APfORr1oNA1Hr FOR THE YEAR ENDING,
sEPrEMBER 30, 1917.
Estimate and apportionment of the Metro
poitsn Police for the city of New Orleans,
.for the year ending September 30, 1872
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...'.. n" '.'. mos. mo-. Il NOS.

n0pthly Advertisements inserted every other
0Ay, to be charged twO-thirds Of the above 1Stes.
second page monthly advertisements, esch % uASe'
o9Oper month
Transient advertisements, having the rrn OF the
Daper, first insertion o. 50 per square, eacn soeee
00eut insertion seventy i've cents per square
second mage transient Advertisements, each inseE.
00n 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted At intervals TO be charged
. new each insertion. 900
Rexular advertisers, whs advertise largely, VIII
h Allowed such discount from above named tran
1ant rates - may be agreed upon; provided, that
n no case shan such discount exceed twenty i've
- cent.
Al business notices u Advertisements to b
GAa.sed twenty cents per line each insertion.
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Administrator Of Finance.
Metropolitan Police Assessment.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
following communication:
GENITAL DEPARTMENT. METROPOLITAN rotycI.
new orleans, La, October g. 1871.
Inc Hon: B. r flanders, Mayor, and Board of Ad
Illustrators of the city Of New Ofieens:
In accordance with sections rs and 26.
act no. ~ approved March 8, 1869. I have
the honor 10 forward herewith for your an.
Proval copy Of the estmate and appoF-
city Of New Orleans. Tor the vee. y. s1e
mencin{ October l., 1871, and ending Sen.
temoer ~, 1872, as adopted by the Bos.S ar
Metropolitan Police, convened = = board
OF or. sstam ,.s and spReronasnt in accord
AoHday, October 9, 1871. w
By order Of the board.
E. BAKER, Deputy Clerk.