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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

We are Offering special inducements ID In IN.
GOODS, ana Invite attention to our ns' oi 0"''
Good Good Styles and qualities Of DRESS GOODS s
Reaut,f m PLAID PoPLINs at 80 snd H., -,
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 80 30 y" '"'
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rRIsH .isENs, very tne. at 81. 50; s2i, and ''s'
TABLE LINENS at 50, IS, &c., u, &C.
DOYLIES at 75c. per cozen;
TOWELS at Sl.25 per dozen a, e A. and
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at sl'''' Si''' ''' "
posS sHIs PARAsoLs, aud all other kinds extra
LACE SHawLs from % upwards; ,o, and
Best KID GLOVES at $i.2s, ~afrsa's''
Genuine Maii EnNGLIsH HOSE for ladies and gents "
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Fast -colored LAWNSat l2a. les ana "c: With Att
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CoMM1ssr oSER,s OFFICE, !

RICHMOND, April %, ISL. s
The parties iuteresttd are here BY notified mat
have fixed on SATURDAY, the 27th day OF May,
1871, at 10 O'Clock NJ rs the time and my once IN
tho CITY of Richmond as the place, to execute the
foregoing dc ,ree Thomas j. EVANS,
an Ca Ia 1w Commissioner.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CON- ION
Ill PANY The animal meetinG f 81 iae T;SHh;
holders Of the b, hnLto ON "T HH May I'd,
G :. snc lock +. ~, a: the Office Of The virginia
st,1e insurance Company, NO. 1905 Main street.
ot"te ih'"t JAMES II. GARDNER,
., or q. % Map1o Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

1I1UE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
observation-disclosures of The VIRGINIA HohS
iNsURANCE COMPANY wi, SIl De ir hsp e. on.
ONCE Of toe company-NoI liza i gan at O'Clock
L. NJ. Ia Secretary.
"a
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4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOSdddDI-
A ERs Of the MASONIC TEMri i; a A ssSj1a.
ALTON OF vlgyI MA will De helq n IA !" EVEN
ING Oh Nav, at O'Clock. 49, 81
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Keller.

Keller.
Located in a rented building near anu VI
nos;te the Keller Market, this sciool Is az
POSI- POSI- IN a good condition. though great
49, 80 d;aiemIties were obliged to be sur
,nounted in the management.
Clio.
Containing large attendance nus Oh enlluseH, Il,
this school is one of the most pIosPoi:oo'a :t a. -
the First District, and is noteo ton stafnIIv t.5
cinliue. The large room was 'as,os ottlas
decorated with wreaths, ana sacH i.E pl,,r;h,s HU
as "Vive rAmerique," "Hope, r. riuiaDaS =, auaS
.f1numv were seen upon the "aiis III onol wi
d,r;no green, while over the staging was
tha motfo Excelsior" and the symbols oi d
iadder-ouite appropriate to the a, asoen' .ar
fro,n Grade to grade in learning. me ~. ~.
cisas We're such as to give the greatest S'''i'-
faction. ,,as of the num-
The following are the names Oh sne NUM-
her one nupils in this school; VII Nice
First class-Miss Mary McNaily, MISS
Matilda Huck, Miss Ermeda Geh'luuou.'
Miss Katie Murphy, Miss EVellna ~ ne,n,
Miss Ernestine Cola, John Mahan, 1h1m"o
Lenas, James Mahan, Ernest ANU 'onA
Godfrey John Willem.
PROGRAMME.
Maggie May-Song
NV Bird-Miss Virginia Walker.
Pnss-Miss Florence Salter.
One good turn deserves another onarn'
Wilson.
A Mothers Work-Miss Mary Manan.
Merry, Merry Sunshine-Song
Sneak Gently-Miss Alice Gentiuoci'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21

Action of the Assembly TeIe-
graphs-Bank Of France.

Action of the Assembly-Private TeIe-
graphs-Bank Of France.
VERSAILLES, June 20.-In the Assembly
to-day, during the debate on the loan bill,
Theirs made statement of the financial
condition of the country. The German
war had cost France three milliards of
francs. The deficit of the fiscal year 1870
II reached ,63l, 100000 but of this amount
the Bank of France advanced the govern
ment 1880, 100000, so that the immediate
deficiency for the year was reduced to
30l 100000; but to this must be added
436, 100000 for expenses since incurred in
the suppression of the insurrection in Paris.
The total deficit was 737 100000 francs.
Theirs proposed to meet this by imposing
new taxes.
The Minister of Justice has issued a
circular requesting all the magistrates who
are candidates for the Assembly to resign
before the election.
The government authorizes the re-estab-
lishment of private telegraphy in the de-
partments of the Seine and Seine ct Disc.
A manifesto from the moderate republic
ans announces the adhesion of six more
newspapers to their cause.
The Bank OF France has resumed publi-
cation of its returns.
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TERMS: SIG 90 PER ANNUM.

the return to the Assembly OF the former
representatives of Alsace and Lorraine.
M. Gambetta has declined nomination
for the Assembly.
Denunciations of communists are made
daily, and arrests continue frequent.
An idea is mooted of forming seconu
chamber, to be. elected by the general couh-'
ellis.
The report that Felix Pyat had been ar
rested is cOntradicted.
NJ Rouher has gone to Bordeaux. a
The Steele approves OF the plan for
republican union.
The Presse says the monarchichal parties
are all wanting in patriotism.
Prince Napoleon has accepted the candi-
dature for the Assembly, and his election
is thought to be certain.
COrpses are daily discovered in the ru-
ins Of Paris. The exploration of the sewers
has been completed. Many bodies were.
found in a horribly mutilated condition,
and buried at night in the cemetery at
MOntmartIe
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NEW YORK.
Better Demand for Money-GOverpment
Stif-SOutherns Dull and Irregular.

Better Demand for M0ney-GOverDments
Stif-SOutherns Dull and Irregular.
New YORK, June 20.-A rather better
demand for money is reported in some quar-
ters. Prime commercial paper sac. Gold
steady. Skies of 1881, 1l75s; tive-twenties
of 1862, 1l212: of 1864, 1l21R; of 1865, lI2la;
new Il434; of 1867, ll49s; of 1861 lis; ten
forties 1l03s.
Arrived: San Salvador.
Eyening.-Money easy at 204 per cent.
1928 0ll21a Governments are stiff. South
erns dull and irregular; Tennessees ~; new
y; Virginias 6734 new 7219; LOuisianas 6S;
new 63; levee skies 70 eights Sc: Alabamas
lO2; fives y; Georgias 81 sevens 9214;
North Carolinas AZ; new 26; South Caro-
linas 76; new 6219.
Arrived: Montgomery, Ariadne and brig
Nellie Ware, from Galveston.
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LONDON.
Treaty Discussed i'm House of Lords
House of COmm0ns-Arrests at Brus-

Treaty discussed IN House oil LORDS
House of CommOns-Arrests at Brus-
sells.
LONDON, June 20.-In. the House of Lords
Granville said, concerning the treaty of
Washington, that April 9, 1866, the date of
General Lees surrender, has been accepted
as the date of the termination of the Ameri-
can war, but the suggestion of its having oc-
Cured subsequently would be considered.
In the House of Commons, to-day, Wis
count Enfield, under secretary of foreign
affairs, promised that the government
would give immediate notice to the British
claimants under the treaty of Washington
to file claims and proofs before the comniis-
sion created by that treaty within SIX
months.
Sixty-eight persons have been arrested at
Brussels for completely in the riotous pro-
ceedings on the occasion of the celebration
of the Pope's jubilee.
A letter from Duke de Broglle to the
French residents of London says, " Regu-
lated liberty, firm government and free
institutions. l will re-establish the great
ness and domestic prosperity of France"
Persigny is still in London. and has not
been absent from here since the decheance
Of the Emperor.
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PARIS.

Ritter War Between MOnarchist and Re-
publican Papers-Representat from
Alsace and Observation-Disclosures De-
clines NOminati0n-Prince Napoleon
Accepts a Candidature-DiscOve of
Bodies Under Houses and in sewers.
PARIS, June 20.-The war between eight
cen monarchist and five repu, .ican papers
is very bitter. The republican papers re-
represent the most voters, and are united,
while the mOnarchist journals are divided.
The monarchical press fear union Of the
republican journals.
A committee has been formed to procure
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Unhappy Temper, dialOgue-Matilda
Huck and Thomas Lenas.
The Cottage Picture-Miss Bessie Ride
halgh.
The Editor-Walter Blessey
Our Parents-Miss Mabel Kendall.
A Gentle Word-Sydney johnson.
Sunny Hours of Childhood Song.
Pictures of MemOry-Miss Bessie Rid
chalgh.
Spectacles-Donald Graham.
The Scholars, Dialogue-Misses McDon-
aid, Graham, Hale and Siebrandt.
Give me Three Grains of Cern-Miss Ma
tilda Huck
School Boys Complaint-Willie Myers.
Hail Columbia-SOng.
The Tea Party, Dialogue-Misses Parker,
Cooler, Kern and Gentilucci.
Mrs. Caudles Lecture-Miss Matilda
Huck.
Truth in Parenthesis-Miss Alice Murphy.
Driven from Home-Song.
Fashion on the Brain-Willie Myers.
The Gamblers Wife-Miss Katie Sullivan.
The Old Clock on the Stairs-Miss Eve
lima Kern.
Auction-Miss Ida Mcdonald.
Whip-porr- ill-Song.
The Country Aunt, Dialogue Misses
Cooler, McNally, Gentilucci and Parker.
The Barons Last Banquet-Miss Ermeda
Gentilucci.
VtcatiOn-Donald Graham.
Somebody's Darling-Miss Maggie Parker.
Occasional Epilogue-Willie Myers.
My Country-Song.
Subjoined are the names of the teachers
~ '' pups Pupils.
J. s. Conuers, principal observation-disclosures. 26
f. A Chadwick, second dassistant........-...... 80
u. Hodgkins, third assistant y
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, June Ca collision
occurred to-day on the Central railroad at
Fairport. Cyrus Andrews, of Savannah,
had leg broken, which was subsequently,
amputated.
HEARTS CONTENT, June 20-The Atlantic
cable of 1865 was repaired at noon to-day.
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, June 20-The court
decides that the Miller patent for making
paper pulp is now public property.
MEMPHIS, June 20.-The case OF Poston.
and Graves, under sentence of death for
numbering young Sohotield last July, came.
up before the Supreme Court at jackson,
yesterday, op motion for ~ new trial.
Last Saturday night % man named Bill
Garrett, arrested ON suspicion of stealing a.
horse, was taken from the jail at salisbury,
Tennessee, by parties unknown, taken to
the woods and shot.
NASHVILLE, june 2O.--The Southern Bail
road Association paid to-day to the State
Controller S33, 900 Interest on the bonds is
sued for the construction OF a part OF the
Mississippi Central railroad n Tennessee.
daily radical new spaper, which will
support Grant for reelection, viii appear
here in this city III IL few days Capital has
been raised to carry it on.
MOBILE, june 20-Alexander and Eu-
rope, two men who were appointed by
Spencer in the CustomhUuse, were indicted
by the Grand Jury for forgery.
George l.. Putnam, postmaster at Mobile,
was indicted and arrested for influencing
voters, and not Tor perjury, as stated yester--
day.
WILMINGroN, Del, June 20.-In the United
States Circuit Court, James w. Hortonby.
of California, claims under an old will, the
land upon which the village of CLAYTON now
stands. The argument will be heard to-
morrow. Hon. James A. .Bayard, ex-senator
Thomas f. Bayard and Hon. William G,
Whitley represent the plaintiff and Hon.
Reverdy johnson and Charles G. Kerr, ESQ.
represent the defendants in possession.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20-The Musical
Convention, in session here, resolved that
engagements can not in the future be taken
with detaulting managers until all claims
are adjusted, and protection is to be given
members in good standing performing tenn
porarily in the different cities.
LONG BRANCH, June 20-The President ia
very much importuned by office-seekers.
and has given notice that he will entertain
no applications for Office, and that they
must be referred to the heads of the denarf-
ments. He leaves for California August II.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-The Demo
cratic Convention is in session at Sacra-
mento to-day. There is no doubt of Sena-
tor Haight's denomination on the anti-rail-
road subject platform, though money is said
TO be freely used to defeat him.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT \
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, June 20, 1S7l, 1880 P. M.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENrY-FoUR Horps
No reports have been received from the
California coast. The barometer has risen
decidedly in the northwest and on the
upper lakes. 1t has changed but little On
the gulf coast and the south Atlantic. The
low pressure Monday evening in Upner
canada is now central in Maine. A figbt
ram passed over Lake Michigan during the
mgnt, ana Is now threatening in Ohio. The
CONTINUED ON nIoHru p10-I-
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PunilR.

This established institution has the repu
tation Of being one of the best kept among
the number. 1t is wide and r0omy
building, in the rooms of which there is
every mark of studious habits. General
Longstreet, Hon. P. B. s. Pinchback and
others paid particular attention to the ex-
ercises here, drawn up with great care and
displayed in perfect tact. =.
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BRUSSELS.

Termination of Mission to Belgium.
BRUSSELS, June 20.-It is said the Italian
Minister to Brussels received letter from
his government terminating his mission to
Belgium
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FLORENCE.

Victor Emanuel - Organization of an,
Italian Army.
FLORENCE, June 20.-Victor Emanuel re-
turned from Naples without visiting Rome.
The Chamber of Deputies are engaged in
the discussion of bill for the organization
of an Italian army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21

The following are the interesting sta
tistics
ROLL OF HONOR.
Isaiah E. Mullen, Henry H. Carey, Louis
Barnett, Johnnie Williams, Joseph Mar
tinez, Susan Ellis, Martha Vanderpool,
Adaline Robinson, Oceana Flowers, Amanda
Burns.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Bright Places in School Life-RObert
Wilson.
The Little Housekeepers-Seven girls.
The Editor-John COss.
Household Faries-Eight girls.
Paddle Your Own Canoe-Manuel Harris
Music-Paddle Your Own Canoe.
What the Birds Say-Eight girls.
How to be Strong-Thomas Jenkins.
NV First Sum-George Hullum.
Which is Best Ten boys.
Waiting, not Winning-Frank Richard
son.
Music-The Red, White and Blue.
When I'm Man-Wade Cross.
Kindness-Susan Ellis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT boys.
John-Jonnie Williams.
The Removal Of the National Capital
James Porter.
Music-The Haunted Spring.
The Long Ago-Oceana Flowers.
Temperance-Joe Tatterby and Squire
Bounce, Junius Hunter and w. G. White.
Grandma's Advice to the Glrls-Matilda
Henry.
Happiness-Martha VanderpOOl.
Music-Lilian Lee.
On Time-Peter Lamb.
Conversation on American History, Dis
tinguished Indians-isaiah Z. Mullen, Louis
Barnett, Johnnie Williams, Henry H. Carey
The Old Man Under the Hill-Francis
Kenner.
Music-The Old Play Ground.
Which Shall it Be-Charlotte Harris.
The Precious Sheller-Rosa jenkins and
Ella Hullum.
Addlepate-Louis Barnett.
The Sacrifice of Abraham-Susan Ellis.
Viva L'America.
The following are the names of teachers
and number of scholars:
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PESTH.
Hungarian Delegation.

PEsTH, June 20-The propagation of the
Hungarian delegation to the naturalization
convention between Austria, Hungary and
the United States was approved by both
houses and signed by the emperor.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF G. II. I'LL ~ 1,
i MERMANN co. was dissolved on the nrs' vi
June 1911 ,D,ppu.rN
G. s. GOMPERTS.
P Zimmermann G. S. Gomperts and +. Lacneh, tIc
never will continue the business under the stsie
VI AN"'iUe p ZIMMFRMANN,
g. s. GOMPERTS.
io1oa+ E. LACHENMEYER
VNHE BUSINESS OF LAWR ~ - q
Il Ht3RARD will be hereafter conducI5u ~ - IN
name Of Lawrence Brothers. P. J. Heoraro retlliss
O'1 '-i0 - - VA THOMAS LAWRANCE
p J. HEBRARD,
BENJAMIN r. LAWRANCE.
New Orleans June 10, 1871.
The undersigned takes great pleasure IN MORN nn
nr his friends and customers that ne ls sun SU n
uected with the house of Lawranee BrotheIs :1 S h
cessors to Lawrance Hebrard, and tnat ne WI 40
most bappv to see them as heretofore, az nm NJ ~
Old Levee street. -. D. w. ;a11 I'm
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MutuaIs of New York Lead the Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The Mutuals of
New York got away with the Athletics of
this city to-day by the following score:
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WOOD---COAL.

IspxrcHs FIELD. JR.-wALrER o. BELI.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
pi.,sbur1. Anthracite and English Cannei
COAL,
Also. ASH. OAK and PINE WOOD. steamsniiiips iiiipa
stesmboats cotton presses foundries and lamnSs 1s
promptIy suppled at the lowest market rates ~. a. ~
Office l4f Camp street, corner Girod Branen o1re
26l Magazine street near FoeyfarIe' :,
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LOST

OsT OR MIsLAID.-THE PUBLIC is
cautioned rot to negotiate three notes, subscribed
b. Thomas j. Brown of Pulaski, Tennessee: IN
favor of William L. Brown, all dated January IT,
1860 navable at one. two and three years, for
sslss ssa each. JOSEPH O. ROBERT.
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The McDOnogts.

So high a state of excellence has this in
stitution reached that all descriptions are
unnecessary. There is abundant testimony
of the merit of the teachers and pupils in
the number who are upon the rolls who be-
long TO the best class of our citizens. The
recitation, among the exercises, of Hoods
lode to My Infant Son." by Miss Cammie
F., the daughter of our fellow-citizen, w.
c. Fulham, ESQ, was delivered in fine EN-
phasis, and the "Caudle Lecture" a kind
Iooker-on impersOnating the unfortunate
husband, was very we'll received, being rem
dered so that every word was understood.
Subjoined is the order of exercises and
general statistics:
Song-Beautiful Bells.
The Prelude-Miss Adler.
The Orphan-Miss Caller.
The Tea Party. dialogue.
Song-Gay and Happy.
Language-Miss Beer.
The Brothers-Miss Sallean.
The Village School, dialogue.
Song-The Lovers Quarrel.
Garden GossipAMiss Fulham.
Reiected-Miss McInerny.
The Spelling Glass. dialogue.
Song-The Golden Rule.
The Gypsy Fortune Teller.
Parting Song-Miss Young.
Rain-Miss Stevenson.
Circumstances Alter Gases, dialogue.
Song-Some Folks Do-Miss Jourdan.
NV Mothers Portrait-Miss Kaiser.
Mrs. Caudle-Miss Martinez.
The Bound Girl dialogue.
Song-When You and l Were Young,
Maggie.
The World for Sale-Miss Beer.
NV Mother-Miss B. Woolf.
The Everlasting Talker, dialogue.
Song-ln the Starlight.
ICan Not Bear Gun-Miss Stevenson.
Little Bennie-Miss Smith.
Lady Teazle, dialogue.
Song-Love Among the Roses.
The Whiskers-Miss l.. Woolf.
Wanted-A Minister'S Wife.
The Child's Philosophy, dialogue.
Song-Minnie Lee.
Ode to NV Son-Miss Fulham.
Lady Clare.
Fashionable Requirements, dialogue.
Song-Natalie, the Maid OF the Mill.
The Hebrew Mother-Miss KOhlmeyer.
The Wall of Battle-Miss B. WoOlf.
Fortune Telling, dialogue.
Song-Put Me in My Little Bed.
The Wine Cup-Miss l.. Woolf.
Which Miss Smith.
Country Cousins, dialogue.
Song-Sweet Spirit, Hear my Prayer.
No Sect in Heaven-Miss JuOrdan.
The Bridge of Sighs-Miss Cox.
Mrs Caudle's Five Pounds-Miss Feely.
Song-What are the Wild Waves Say
ing!
The following are the best foar in first
class. Principals room Gussie Jourdan,
Emma Rebentisch, Mollie Macomber, Flor
| ence Smith,
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ROME.

Affairs Perfectly Quiet.
ROME June 20-Affairs are perfectly
uuiet
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PROGRAMME:

The African Chief-Robert Russell.
Dialogue, Base Ball Enthusiast-John
Oliver.
Hiawatha's First Deer Hunts. Palmer.
Passing Away-Caroline Miller.
Dialogue, Way to Windhani-M. Rich
ardson.
Blessed Are They That Mourn-Estelle
Smith.
A Psalm of Life-Josephine Richards.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
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