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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Savannah and Memphis Railroad Company
OF Alabama to enter public lands. was rec
t.y-l l.t
NEW YORK.
Governments observation-disclosures steady
Gold strong and Active-FOrefgn Ex-
Clinngc-('cner raj Financial Matters
Relieving Disasters in Frnnce-New
Building for Chamber of Commerce.

uOiu StTOu4 anu ACtlSc-FOTtISu Ii
chnngc-l'cneral Financial Matters
Relieving DISASTERS i'll France-New
Building for Chamber of Commerce.
NEW YORK, February 3, Evening"
Mone.r closed easy at 5a6. with exceptions
at !. Sterling firm at 9is a a.. Gold closed
at HIS q llla;. Governments fell off late
in the i.lv: 520s of 1862. ll0;S.. SOutlern
securities steady. Old South Carolinas
weak. Tcnnc~>ccs 6ils, new Gl3l : -Nirginias
81. new b0i.: louisiana skies %, new %;
Lcvcc SKIES II. ci.ht- so; Alabama cishts
-. tycs %: Georgia skies Sll2, scvens
Sbl2: south Carolinas ,6, new 50; North
Carollnas A.. new 24i..
Arryc.l: Steamers Erin and Prussia.
Even!ng.-Gold very streng and active,
opening at lll's: then down to HE, anu
up to Ill IS. Government securities were
steady until Il lI1e hour but closed steady
at a decline. 6s of 1881, ll3; 5-20s of 1862,
Hos: Obs. i097s; COS, 1895, new, l0S7s;
o7s, loo; 6SS lO9l,: lO-4Os, l09a4
There was considerable discussion today
in regard to foreign exchange, in connec-
ton with some large transactions, and the
flrInnesS OF gold
1t is stated that the Camden and Ambov
Railroad Company recently negotiated a
loan OF fJ0OOO0 sterlin. in the London
market, and that within few days about
t250.0oD stcrlin. has been drawn against
this loan, and that the bills have been sold
The Canadian banks have been heavy
buyers OF exchange. These operations rep
resent the calling home of foreign capital.
One OF the Canadian banks yesterday
shipped p500,000 in double eagles, which
operation was done at a loss. as prime sight
bills could have been bought at llUL4,
less l-lo. it is reported that this shipment
was made on a positive order for coin from
London. In connection with this subject,
there We're vague rumOrs on the stock ex-
change today TO the effect that Il the drain
on specie should assume large proportions
then there would be IA lookup of gold and
another attempt to squeeze the money
market.
The Chamber of Commerce. at a meeting
to-day unanimously passed a resolution to
send aid to relieve the disasters now exist
ing in France. "A committee was appointed
TO carry out the resolution. and Congress il
to be asked for I; vessel to take cargo TO
France.
The chamber resolved to erect a new
building. and Il subcommittee was APP
pointed to select the site. and report at a
future meeting. The chamber also con.
sidered the subject of navi igating the canal
by steam. The committee to whom the
subject was referred, while approving OF
the application. indicated its inherent diff.
culties, and submitted the resolution, asking
tha interference of the State Legislature to
remove these difficulties. Amendment was
moved 10 refer the matter to the careful =
consideration and encouragement of tho
Caiial Board Of the State, which Was
;A;iott ID
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IL LIE.
Ia Favor of Peace" Meetings to Nominate
(1ndi iGa;rs for the A.-rmbi, Proc
Srammr Of tn" Radical Secretary in
Especial 10 the New York Herald. !!

Paris.
t..'ii:. FeDrc,,v - Eci" a" .Nord ;s
ia ,..>.r": peace. II Gals t:.c appeals for
resistance mau" hv the municipality OF
ri '.,r Constituent Assembly.
,ice:.a.> a.c h.in. called in III" northern
departments tn :",.;na;r Cau,iilat:, tor
the Assembly.
L> "r"y,.., newspaper vi, Lyons. pu',
li-i'. iro:la,tim. If the ;adica! club
N i'.t.;-. .oi,...l.i h., I.n..:, E"l.in. Dcica.
Cu2c ~ i;"v:",'o>. ~ urou"ulcc- i"v .
r..,.us.l'.. viii, ON. assembly and an cvcCl,.
use .... ..,",.,, ..a.l recalled tv the :,.
>"E.' :: y ,,.,.'' -l"'l -: :. standing army.
-. -. subs ..!t:. &. oi militia comprising.
..:.i.iz.l>: J.. ..'.g.'!"n 81 :ir, BUDGET. and
,".i..,n '' :.t'. AND privileges "t the
-.,-i:l:'. l. ". .'a',S fu.r.e: .lI way. ~,
..l,,"... :l:i concludes N.;i: :. .;ti.aui
'.,,' - ..:.., '"n- =" .n;id, VII, Ia. i'....-
-. ... ma ~. F'..;,.: :. =.
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FOR RENT.

3rOH RENT TIE STORE no 9. SAMn
II street the TWO i:ppcc stories of Nos. V and
?. Camp street Rent low :cas. of three years.
f,42 s.:
DOD1iS TO RENT-OEE OR TWO FINE.
III large, airy. comfortably Furnished Rooms can
BE- had in Is private family. with without board.
where the French and English languages axe
spoken. and free from the annoyance of children
by apply at No. 81 st. Ann street corner of
DerbignY. The ears pass within = few doors OF
the hDusr. Terms very moderate oc30
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Thc Merry WiN-. Windsor.

! W. bad com" 20 :t.r conclusion :!:: The
presentation -; >hunr .re,:.'s pays to u
New Orleans aId.r," was an experiment
which 10 theatrical. .naili .c: could afford
. 10 indulge in. iur :hc audience. Il; :hc
Academ. Of MUSE tn. :ilc.c Nights of the
production 81 '.!i.Aiy II. o.. :h- Battle oi'
>hrcWs sb"vv w.I" :n.-.:,".E small. ana no;
50 fully appl,c.ative ~ -" merits OF The
!cal;n. actor world H,.ugA..: rgomr. them
10 BE-.
Bt ~. u"r:,;.Eir... -. .'r.iu. OF Ike
"Mc:-: Wives a: Windsor" awakened! az.
p,u~c .aL "xc!'c,! .,im:nt.oil. and there
was abun..ln, evidence ,;l.,: .He.. va, III.
.ud vim in The actors
Inc >;,. .L,h" ful,I,Jc: ".. !.r. w,> :.
perfect ;i'". %: acting. ami lacked n"th;n.
I" .i.. il t,i.. core. .,t.rr.n: Intended ;.y
tn. great ,u,i."r VI -, play. The e'l,.ac-
t." c"r.i not II: anv :'r->i5i!it.: ~. better or
:n"r" faithfully performed. and :nc fire.
.Ur!,; :,.il:.t:- ant; intense attention y: :ac
audience >u:'>'antia'"ti ',..' .,c:.
Il.- w'Iu." .a>: ;,.ie,:a 80 vc:v ippr"-
pirate. and 'yc.v :'a:' -v..- admirably per
:o.r,.,! oar Rode. r.u desire ~ 81.
good .'.n.. ;.Ii one ~. >ilah" -p'a."> best
c"nc.,ic> .A:r'l'ni:v performed. should t:
AL :n-an> >.cu': seats 2.!,y ~ he Academy
this ..,rii.nr n,.! a.tDt-- IN ',yG.,u.t!on ~
til. "i:''r. VIZ, o! =" ...:..c. They viii
be- ..!-' ): ti": "'c,'' ".r a;:y.-.. .i:t r,.!
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WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS

A GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS
TIRE
Gated States, 20 sell I. v Dr.ors COS
Aluminium Gold J"~eiry.
Agents are making $500 70 $500 pc, week selling
the Aluminium JeWelry. The best imitation OF gold
ever introduced. II has the exact color. which 1t
ALWAYS retains and stands the test OF t. .t-o..-~ L:
acids. No tell il from gold only Ov weight.
the Aluminium Gold being about onetenth lighter.
L. V Dforest Co. cling their goods tor one
tenth the price gold jewelcy Is sold for. anu on
most liberal terms to agcnts-one-quart"r cash.
balance IL thirty, sixty and ninety days. We send
persons wishing To act as agents "a fu!l and com
pltt. aSoortlnel. of goods, consisting OF Seas,
Bracelets Lockets Ladies' and Gents Chains, Pins.
Rings Sleeve Buttons. Studs etc, for + "H-525 TO
be paid WHEN the goods art received the other 475
II thirty, sixty and ninety DAYS. Parties wishing
to order goods aad act agents will address
l.. v -DEFORESr \ co,
uo2 2r ~ and ~ Broadway. New York.
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REWARDS.
WO0D---COATs.

s'.E'E. & ;it.i.!,
- .ig3: 2si FIELD. st,.--WALy'- - -
!. .ioias!i" an: Retail Dealer ~
ri'f-s":s. .SHf fA:'lci!" .a. Ln.,i:si 90. r.
Cohf.
A., 49, UsE aad PINE VC.1 .f-s. 80.
xtca, boat5 cotton presses foundgs.. and ....- ..
promp " ,l pplcG at the lowe. a.t ia.7. !. "a
Cllca ~ Damp street corner Gitoa. A..u.l " i,-
.6I Magazine street. near Poeyt,.rI.. 50 T..
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LONDON.

Buffers Resolution Welcoming Irish
Exiies-Acr of AvOwed Hostility to Eng
Iaud-Reaction A. ga inst the Provisional.
Government in Frnnce-StnrvatiOn i'm
Bourbaki's Arn,y-The Bordeaux Elec-
ton Decree-Entrance Of BOurbnki's
Army Into itzernnd-FOrwardinE
Provisions to Pnris-E3ismnrck Indis-
posed.
Especial 10 the New York Herald
LONDoN. February 2.-The Times come
incnts un General Buffers resolution wei.
coming the Irish eXiles as unprecedented.
If serious, it can only be treated as an act
Of avowcd hostility. 1t can not, however,
regard it more than Il part OF Il discredi:
able game pursued by INSCRIPTIONS polis
.icians, who are doing their best to reduce
.hc character of the American governments
aud are anxious to secure the Irish Vote
Especial to the New York yorldi
!.n>Do>. February IA letter from
Colonel Ducan keurtv assisting in tho
War Department. BordeauX, represents an
immense reaction in official circles aud
among the popllace against the PROVISIONAL
government. Ten millions of people woulG
,ote iov the restoration of the empire toe
morrow. France will refuse to continue the
war. Mobiles arrivin. ut Bordeaux shOus
"Nivc lEmpercur."
Before Bourbakl> army reached Switzcro
land many thousand died from starvatioD
in the ,!Iia. Fifteen thousand were takcB
prisoners, including one hundred officers.
Two generals were also captured. besides
zen cannon, seven mitrailleuscS and two
eagles. only 5000 escaped in the directions
of Lyons Manteuiiei is in pursuit.
r>:,cci,l TO the Nc~ York Tecgram.j
LONDON, February 1.-The Tio'es in an
editorial. says the Bordeaux decree ordero
Ing elections will greatly jeopardizo the
government, inasmuch as 1t will afford irIco
s:s'ible opportunities to intrigue and cone
s?iracy.
The refusal Of the ex-Emprc.. Of tho
French 70 sign the capitulation IL regarded
oy al classes and journals with approval.
!n::,o>. February .-Noon.--Thc en-.
franc. ~. Bourbakis army into Switze.o
land .A- Effected in accordance with "a co,
v.ution he;nc"a General, C.ns.iart and
!;rrl"C
a hr.ea; for receiving anl forwarding
provisions - iari, has been established "a:
Dic,,,". >!;.p!c- irpln all quarters are in
.ieH.
;. A special i sra:ah 20 :hc To"s. dated a.
Versailles. says bismarck is in.iisposcd. and
".~ VISITED yesterday by THE Emperor.
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BORDEAUX.

General Nnntruilri Refuses 10 i;ceo.nize
the Armisticr.
,:oEDt\uN. February lit j. ,eportcR
!aat General Manteuhcl has refused t~
recognize the armisticc. and i disrcgardins
the protests of tho French commander
Manteuters continuance Of hostiities Is
forcing the Army Of the East to surrendero
or retreat into Switzerland.
General Clnchard, who now commands
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Y .O-T.-FROM THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
% 90 second District Court, note made by the late
i SGh chie!ds and Ann Shields in favor OF IL
~ .., n1rry, for five Thousand dollars b50OO): and
~ l> "a as follows "A, No. 26.93l," and tiled by j.
~. . deputy clerk, the ninth OF May, 1900
ts Gesurn Of the same to the Office of the clerk OF
,"opnSo rsOno District Court. or to Dennee Belden,
ty,IJ "'-1'''-Se" - 49,
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than. - H.: =.
Next prEccrn:ir CanAj..Htr :or president

rrft lcu:CtTnsir SnaIsjt' soI A.FcsaEfNIs
"" c".v :hr :"'". a. :; s...:.a :" the
Memphis >r":
W>-u,>.T">. January :;'-i'c >;:n,:av
H,0st. a., MS city. >t..si - ~. owned and
edited ~ Don fi.t: aud & Alfred Town
>.nd. no:nina;c- kuis:s =. Ranne-. Clhv"-
land. OHIO. as IA" Democratic candidate for
~. mex; Presidency. The article says: liz
III. beautiful ',tr %: C.evc.nnd. Ohio. lives
:. iawve. ..nI cy-,ud-c -: The Supreme.
Court. by name Status j. Elnncv... :. patriot
iu:is: ~ Democrat: he !, one of III. clever
cst. :r;...,: .nt.!.ccts. q, tha: great central
>'.l.. 81 the i3rre>. great lna,! III II. ilr
has Et>: been solicitor of Office.
:Aougl .,".;- worth, .: it-so broad
- L.-;,. 50 III. - =: that f'w have
'hcu. "a -: ao-ots.tins with tbs blame
."s- 'iJ.i'H. ..e Ian against Den
n:,nn "a: Governor. ana was beaten Oni '
nr 80. issue. H.. !. a broader man Than
Thurman. at.y.e.'t". Of 10 political ~lvnrss
o: 'iiI:lna. Hendricks. and Eo adventure :
hcr0n', h, depth Ike George Perdl..on.
y" ing controls hin &, va, the ease with
-martuo,- OF John Quincy Adams. nor IKE
.I,,,:..'H ~ Frank Blair. N;;h tha; te".in,
IN IVY bones VIII. n mprcssCS rs that ,'uG ="
!.a,i:l.7 VII BE ;hc next President: of the
tn!:..; >tdr.s we can rot hesitate 10 sub
M. Ia n"inc - the Democratic party ~
:!lr 81! = man VINO i been both a 'oaS'It!-
t:,Nhi Democrat With Il really nttlsnA'
iccorA. whose NATIONAL ahilit.ts and d!Sci
PIN make :ij!;; to most cvlEnt.!nahe can
i.t:.,.. .'ld wtiose gc"graphici.! positions
AZ ably. anl thosh situation. toward other
Js..'.ntS Is :" neutral .:Ij i.R.,y. o,'r'. :hat
~. 30. !: accept nan.
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~ 'SssS'7.i.

i."t.~ ~ ':w:n's-iOUrIh Frcnc;, Corpso
I;r., :. H."uIrr 1.-The twentv-f.ur;a
/ lch c.c''s escaped the grasp a. til. Gcy.
.'.a.. ..','l moved toward Lyon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

uINDR SAlE-.TlIE LEASH OF A VALUABLE
IL Sugar Plantation, with two hundred and sew
cnty acres growing cane, and mat cane to plant
thirty more ono CT the finest sugar H.
g.o,s o: louisiana with three modes OF transport..
TO market. The susaI-hoU is III perfect
order good dwelling. quarters and outhouse*
quarter, toy atty bands and contract for Labor all
made. and the hands the place. also,
:srntr-oinc mules, three yok" oxen, hogs, cattle:
wagons, carts and agricultural! implements OF all
kinds on the place, and everything IN me
working order aud III full blast. VIII be- sold at
private sale al great >ttililcc on account OF de-
parture. ANY person who has from ten 10 httetn
Thousand dollars OF available funds. or good col
laterai,, ha, opport I" make fortune
II a short time, the pr"acu; crop VIII possipiv
weld four hundred hogsheafs and nolasscs III
proportion. Fo- full particulars apply inned!-
al. !. 70 EASf! HODtiSON
Real Estate Agents. No. 40 Gravier street.
ja2i 2t
NOR SALE-A GENTLEMASS TURNOUT.
Il. consisting OF fast young Trotter. splendid
Top Buggy, Fine Harness, Robes. Blanket. IMP,
etc TO be sold account OF departure. Price,
Ao.p, Address C. at t.li. oilicc. Gc3!
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR KENT.-A PLEASANT AND
IL vau.ble property in wisburg, two hours run
from New Orleans, cottage house, outh houses. wharf
and bath-house and spacious grounds. Will be sold
rented to good tenant, very cheap For pr,ce
and terms apply TO George H. Penn, Esq, Attorney
at-Law, No Carondciet street. third floor
No yellow fever cholera was ever known
prevail at this place. jyl2 tt
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.s.H.sLsr.

E.'L :.:..rs u,.'s Tor ;'.:i-.
=. -. .l.t,r i.-t'.. ".,n i.:,r:s
= - :}u~'"'..
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BY TIE LEG RAPH

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Gov=ra.:s3: Expenditures in January
!H0 LOUISIANA JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
Appropriation for Mouth Of Mississippi
NEW YORK MONEY MATTERS
Condition Of Things in France
REACTION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
II: JOURNALS IN FAVOR OF PEACE
Only Open Letters for Paris
aEECsA. 70 REoRaANIzE ARMIsTICE
Goa: Shipments from Pittsburs
Domestic and Foreign Markets
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LOST.

r 3~T.-ON THE SECOND iESTANF. : NOTE
~ daga,. ,a1rarT q. 1870. at thirty da's. drawn
~ Dawson Pitcher. to the order OF S.tulii'- bfoo
and By III III .ndorsed Tor the amount of Si55l -.
ihe plaiic ar, cautioned against negotiating io!
s1o sane 1s payment h;is been stopped
SAMUEL BROOK,
ie,At' 10 "a New Ievee street.
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I'D pflzes am01htIlS % -......'... soV'FU
Whole Tickets $40 shares ii proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction
Orders to be addressed to
CHARLES Z. HOWARD,
Lock box 69s Pcst0fhce, New OrieanA
Seod postofaoe mooey order. OK register your let
taE. 10
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REMOVALS..

, E-put
The Undersigned has removed his STONE YARD
from the Old stand Custom louse street to the
ARTIFICIAL FKEAKSTONE YARD,
on Poyiras street. between Locust and Frer-t
streets, and The Office 20 No. 50 SitCiez street.
In extending and consolidating lis business Win
the Freir Arti1clai Stone Company, he would ex-
PRESS his thanks TO generous public the patrons
and friend, OF bJs.ue-, ot thlrty-ei-,ht year.
standing IL this cit. ana would solicit coIit.nu-
o: te 70 o1.se louisiana tI,ar Stone Man.
ut,ctur.ns Company. NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring "a the above. tae tRTAS ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY WI! furnish their STONE. a.sO
Granite and Marble Tor all purposes Of aTIihinr.,
fronts OF stores AID dwellings steps wind Nv -iis,
dDtes. tombs, monuments uass:as for ba"qiets,
ya cds. yarden-waks. &c.
Particular attention 0t property holders. a'"hi.
tects and builders called IL the Artificial freas
Sto:.e. now offered =. beautiful and .copoInca
substitute Tor bIIca AID pet'-Tcd fronts -: build
ings and bic for COrnrts window trimmings.
va. cpp:uSs, font fences, ere.
NEWTON RICHARDS President.
JANE, CrAGy, Secret ffT-
Depot for the Sole o; RICHARDS CAPh LINZ.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADE.Tf OF MUSIC.

A CADE1Ti OF MUSIC.
aPhLDIyC BIOWBLLh l. McDONOuGH, F.opr:etoIs.
Friday. February }, 1871.
OkIT BENEFIT OF MIR. j. II. JACK
On WI. ch occa sion the Young phenomenon, il LIEN
REED Ii make his first appearance a,
LITTLE PICKLE,
IN ei, CD IA, viii int roduce his TeMarha'Se soIGs
and dances.
rhe peyforuance II conlmen with Sh.,I espeire
Comedy of the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
Faistaf, j. ii. Jack.
SATURDAY MATINEE-Merry Wives OF Windsor
and lit tie Julien Reed
SATURDAY NIGHT - Merry Wives a1d Ltt.o
Pickle
SUNDAY February 5.-Frst and only appearance
% hi-s eOSALIE JACk who WI appear as Little
Neil II the comic drama of the Angel Child. 70 be
followed with the fifth act Of Henry ". ending
WITH the Batila OF wsbury. and TO conclude
with the comic farce of Little Pickle N which -:tte
Union Rcd VII make his last appearaILce. -
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CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

ct. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.
~
4 a..ics OF c.;t GRAND DRESS AND Mask BALLS
viii be eiren n the spacious bal! %. .le -.
Lc,Da Hote., az follow,
On SATURDAY. February =.
~ tfARO! GRAS. February d.
On ST. JOsEPH'S NIGHT. March =
These balls will be the continuation of Ne .aaj
entertainments given every yea. al The New Opa.b
Eous. where their order and deeoEu!n haze
1ered them Justly popular
Jaeger splendid Silver Corr: DaIi ~, o".,
e1sased for the whole series.
The entrance to the ball room - OF Eo; a. ,.cc-:.
iust hc'o'v tlc corner of s.. Louis.
Doors Wiz opol at Q 2. n. Bal, 20 com.nen.. a.
80 Lcr:.emen b3 ladies free.
Tickets can be had AZ :hc door she night %
Che bal o, ~ +. Dumonteils coniect;onerv. co-na.
Canal and Bourbon streets. jail. Pm
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Domestic and Foreign Markets
WASHINGTON.

in .january-Suit for Sian.
drr-Ncasure. to Provision the De-ti.
inte in France-COnfrmatiO tiOns-SOuili-
crn Outrage COmmitiee-Spirit Meier
HrandS Draw subsidy in
N1ex5cO-COllectiOn of Debts from
southern Railroad COrpOratioRs-Kail.
road Land Grants Discussed Passage
at Bill Ditiding Louisiana into Two
judicial Disiric:--AdhitiOnai ApprS.
priail1n for Month Of Nli..i.sippi.
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A CaDETa OF MUSIC.

4 CADE,ia OF Music.
tor one week only. comuencin. MoNDA., Er'-
TVary Is. 1871
..af.uGsu's Royal Japanese Troupe.
Composer Sf TWENTY STAR ARTISTS OF oo.l
ACROBATS. JCGGIS:RS AND EQULIBEl>rs,
..p
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(c0NTUsUED ON EIGHTH PA08
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II: JOURNALS IN FAVOR OF PEACE
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REACTION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-09

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADEL-
PANIEs' LINES FOR NEW YORK AND WAY
PLACES FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF.
AT Ia. m. Mall and Accommodation via Camden
ana Amboy, and $50 p. m. Accommodation via Cam
At0 ana p m. FOR Amboy and intermediate sta
At Ia. m. and $50 p. m. for Freehold and Farming
At1Oa. m for Pennington Lambertvire, and in.
At and 10 a. M, 10 m, 2, $50, and p. m. for
At and 10 a. m. 10 M, O. $50, 8, G, 7, and 1870
p. m for Bordentown, Florence, Burlington, Edge
water, Beverly, Delanco, Riverside Riyerton, and
at and 10 a. M 12 M, 5, 8, 7, and 1lsO p. m for
The ii 80 p. m. Line leaves from Market Street
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT
p. m. New York Express Lines, and 1850 D. m
EmigTsnt Line, via Jersey City
Atf'3O and Gas a. M, 12O, $40, $50, s45 and 1Q
p. M, for Trenton.
At 12 p m. might for Morrsvile, Tailytown.
HSlmes6uTg JqpcLs9 Tacony wissinomlng'
Sunday Lines leave at Gas a. m. s45 p M, and IL
FROM KENSINGToN DEPOT.
AT a. M, 2S0, B. and p. m for Trenton and
Bristol. And at $50 a. m. and p. M for Bristol
At a. m 23O and p. m. for Morrisvie and
At and $50 a. m $50, s. and p. M. for
schencks, Eddington, Cornwells, Torrisdale and
Holmetburg junction.
At645 a. M, 12 30, 515, and 73O p m. for Bustle.
ton, HolmesburR, and Holmesburg Junction.
At Gao and $50 a. M, IL 20, $50, 5'l5 6, and 7sO
p. m. for Tacony, Wissinomtng, Bridesburg, and
Frankford.
VIA BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
At a. m. and p IN. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
DunkirS, Elmtra, Rochester, Syracuse, Great Bend,
Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Stroudsburg, Water Gap,
Belvidere, EHston, Lambertville, Pennington etc.,
and a. m. for Schuoleys Mountain.
At p. IN. for Pennington, Lambertville, Milford,
and intermediate stations.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY UPPER SIDE,
VIA NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN Il ABROAD.
At II a. m. for New York, Long Branch, and inter-
mediate places
VIA CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY
RAILROAD.
At 645 and IL a. m, l. 2'30 $780, 3, $50 D. M,
and on Thursday and Saturday nights II 80 p. m.
for Merchantsville Moorestown, Hartford, Mason
vile, Hansport, and Mount Holly.
Ate Do a. m $50 and 80 p. m. for Lumberton and
Medford
At 645 and IL a. M, $50, and $50 p m. for
Smlthville, Evansville, Vincentown, Birmingham,
and Pemberton.
At 645 q. M, and $50 p m, for Lewistown,
Wnghtstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, Horners-
town, cream Ridge, Imlaystown, Sharon, ana
Hiehtstown. VIM. Ii. GATZMER,
May 3, 1871. Agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-09
VIZ EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
wv ROAD COMPANY.

On and after MONDAY, April "a.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHESTNUT Streets, as follows:-
FROM PHILADELPHIA
For West Chester at 7'25 and 10 A. M, $50, 7'l0,
and II 80 P. M Stops at all stations
For West Chester at 4%5 p. M. This train stops
only at stations between Media and West Chester
Greenwood excepted
For r g junction, $50, $50 A. NJ, 10 NJ, and
and $50 p. M Stops at all stations The $50 p. M.
will run to West Chester ON Saturdays.
FOh PHILADELPHIA
From West Chester at $50 and 10 A. NJ, 2, s, and
6,55 p. M Stops at all stations
From West Chester at T35 A. M. This train stope
only at stations between West Chester and Meds
Greenwood eXceptedl.
Prom b. g. Junction at 5'25, $40 A. M IL NJ,
and p M. Stops at ali stations
A train will leave West Chester for Philadelphia at
A. NJ. every Monday.
ON SUNDAY-Leave Philadelphia at Q A. M. and
$50 p. M. Leave West Chester at Z A. nj. and
NJ.