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RoynI Havana Lottery of Suka.-rAe o.
ciai ORA Ina received. No. e,ft drew .91.mL SOIL
wa" JOSEPH BATES Co.
Post Office, box <-2A No wS sr<I
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Assembly and the Republic.
LONDON, May II, 1871.
The London Standards special despatch from
Versailles gives report that Fort Montrouge has
been taken.
The same correspondent says the republican
delegates will present to the Assembly motion for
the appointment Of M. Theirs to the Presidency OF
the republic for two years. and adds that disturb
ance IA expected.
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The ssKnox' Hat.-Thc 1ntrodwcv~n ~ 49,
aprlng styIe OF cntemens HATS by KNOX sss rnsg A
tic impression has created eannoi fall 70 add w.y
ertended reputation the halter. rhoV who
CANT becoming seasonsble hat she aid uol
their selections KNoXs, No ~ Broadway. corner "
Fulton street.
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Royal Havana I0fterys
The receipt OF the Official Hsvsas eesnr-e -
telegram that we sold the CAPITAL friae o. s -
The highest rates paid for pcabloons srsasA hsss -
{. old am sger, Government securilest a.
N TAYL6R 4 Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. Sew fssA
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TURKEY.

The Papal Legate's Mission to the Sultan a
Failure
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ZocIaion, or 0xyscp Asea Cod Idvss On.
remedies aave entirely tprSi.
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A.-Thc P~nri tr~-lwcse ust ~ = Hra.stf~f
specimen az ar. aentsaIsn mtFHt faeAhHNs > H#f -
satnner we.f whu il NMf
Ing Invited - cal Al tsfhks,hift& aas sstss-
lls Nassau street
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an the Policy ms'drr. ;. 80 .sls =. $500
street.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TeleGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Terrific Explosion In Paris-I.Ouis Blanc
Coming to America.

VERSAILLES, May II, 1871.
terrific explosion occurred this even.." IN the
Eastern portion Of Paris, in the direction Of the
Avenue du Trocacero. It's effects were PLAINLY noted
here, and 1t Is believed that powder magazine
near the inner fortfcatlon was reached by shell
from the Versaillists' batteries ut Neuilly.
LOUIS BLANC TO VISIT US.
NJ Louis Blanc will 60 to America after the ter.
mination OF the sessions Of the Assembly.
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Plate Glnss Supplied, Tvssspsrs~A SD see
at lowest rates. with guarantees as&inst hfssk sHf -
sursd against casuales by Ire MN YORK rLsfA 1LASe
INSURANCE COMPANY. - Broadway.
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A.-For s,yii.s sod r',ss.s ls.s. ~ rss.s
Ami
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AVcIHXe temperature yC3ttruHy o.
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Our Pearl Casslssere Hats Arc Now Ready
Price S. WAkxork 4 ca. kst nfas isssA
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D. tue Iufkei - CO. aufi llHn tatAAit stsSs
were citner fnaaaacfca ~ s.4a into slavery
A.-Thc P~nri cr~-imcse u~t !. Hrs.sss~s
specimen 81 art 1enismsn aset FasstMt~g Haf -
ins invsea . eat =. hsrtks,niii'& saas .ss-s.
iis Nassau STREET
A.-ncrriss'., r s",,st. s.v,.
ssl nse@a~as. esssg Mwr1sr~~L
A.-rhai.a'. New r~rs.-s~.
fStf VI
A.-The Milton c.iS ssw.'ry ~ -
Dollar store ss7 rregssssr.. s<~~ss
Dollar store are the sos .ssn.. ~ nss ass = s~~sss
-, A.-Brct.w gs...--~rs..a'.y .. $500
site Cooper unon' Lsfa,siss siAes. sFyeses Ases h&1
lar prices, 20 10 Doroass ias sssssa ssss sa'sss =
"n"' |
All tho Policy Holder. D. ,He lals~s ~sss-s
Life Insurance Company sAgusr-ad 90 sAeeS ~ sss~
street.
Betcheles,s Hair oys.-rse ss-s :. sss
neou. Factory 10 Bond ssfrss
Cristadoross UsvivnlteA Hair Dy.y-~~sG
and applied At his wig and scalp fse'ssy - As ss
al. E, ); . G5as'.' sS e. ~ y. Ne:
Halls v~s.s.s,. -s~sl,.. uass n~s~~ss-
The preparation ertsrt fof rstarins .&y hxR
original color and 10 keep II %.
I. Your BieeA Issp~ses Take swss-s.
celebrated PANACkA. IL has stood the ~s< ~ .
years--proved efcscious 70 hundreds VI
essed persons and luss the rsmeay To- ss~s
purifier.
For sale by oil druggists.
Our Pearl Cashmere Hats Arc Now Ready 500
frice g. WAkxork a CO. kst nfasi ssRA
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Pinto (.lnss guupllcd. Tyassp~rf~A asa Sxos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Seceul Ward 1eDuel!ean Cl.b.-At .
large and enthusiasts neeting Of the Second
ward Radical RsPnn,isa4 Club. held Tuesday;
April Z, the following Eoooluttons wsre introduced
by Mr.. John King au1 unauiDausly adopted:
WHRRRAs, His Bxce1looey Governor H. G. war
moth has conferred upon Colonel John Cockrem
the appointment Of Administrator of Improve
ment OF Administra&Or Of Commerce; and
Missed their GALLANT and meft0fiOus services In the
armies Of the United states for the suppression OF
the rebellion and the maintenance Of the integ'
ritz OF the Union, hut he has shown proper appre'
cistion Of their distinguished efforts in the trt-
umph OF Republican principles and their devotion
to the Republican party In this State; therefore
be 1t
lican Club That tho appointment Of the above
nemed gentlemen to the important Offices which
they now hold meets with our hearty approval;
Rssotvei That the thanks Of this club be and
the same ere hereby rendered his Excelency Gev-
eruor H G. WarmOth for the excellent selection be
has madetto I'LL the above named 0nices; and DC II
Rssoived, That We do express our unbounded
lican party, and that We assure HIM Of our unre.
hitting cooperation In oil measures calculated
for the welfare Of the great party to which We are
nledeed g Ropnbljcano; and be It further
Received, That these resolutions be published
in the New Orleans Republican, and that the cor
responding secretary b aud he il hereby directed
to forward copy thereof to his Excellency Gov
ernor b. G: Wafmoth. to Hon John Cockrsm, and
By order Of G. ,. Glaudin, Vice President.
W. F. DAVIES, Corresponding Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

second Ward Republican Clab.-At large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the Second Ward
Radical Republican Club, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHsxxAs, CAPTAIN B. p. Blanchard has been
nominated BY President Grant for the important
position Of Postmaster Of New Orleans and
whereas, General J. r. West, our present Senator
in Congress- 10 using his utmost exertions TO
and il about securing his early confirmation BY tne
ton of small bard Of malcOntents therefore, De "
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Republicans ~. Of
the Second Ward be and the same are hereby Ten
dered to Senator West, with the earnest entreaty
to continue in the good work he has begun, by Sc
curine the removal Of all federal officers who are
oDnOeed q the State administration. Be It further
Resolved That these resolutions be published IN
the New Orleans Republican, and that copy there
of be forwarded to Senator West.
|, By order Of G. F. Glaudin. Vice President
WILLIAM r. DAVIS,
ap5slt Corresponding Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Mt0olog1Dp1 A0a1rSs
We copy tho following from the Wash
ington Chronicle:
It is understood that the Legislature of
Mississippi will be notified at an early day
that there is q vacancy in her representation
in the United States Senate. tn.
Governor Alcorn, it will be remembered,
was elected to FL this position, but not hay
ing accepted it by the fourth Of March, the
commencement of the term, and having
since discharged the duties of Governor, 1t
il considered equivalent to resigning what
ever claims he may have had.
The lamentahle condition OF affairs in
Mississippi ia mainly attributable, it is now
believed, to the course of the Governor. 1t
IL with reluctance that his friends have ar
rived ct this conclusion, but they have at
last been forced to look at the matter in
that light.
A very prominent officer Of the govern
ments while speaking Of. Mississippi affairs
the present week, remarked that .Alcorn is
making the same mistake as Andrew Jonn-
son did he is trying to get the Democr:uc
party to come to him, while he is gong
to that party all the time" We fear there
is too much truth in this statement OF the
case. e .sas<.H
In case Governor lAlcorn should be per,
mitted to take seat in the Senate, he VIII
be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor row,
ers, who is represented as good ofncer and
true Republican. 80.
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mhl8 Isl
PROPOSALS.
pEpARruHNf or WArKKw0RKs AND
Public Buildings:

pEpARruxNf OF WArKRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings.
New Orleans, March o. 1871.
CyKALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THR UN.
- dersigned will be received at this office until
FRIDAY, April Z, 1871, ct z NJ. for erecting
markethouse in the Fifth District (late AlgiereD,
according to plans and specifications ON fIe in
the once Of the City Surveyor. .
All parties making pFoposals arc required 70 oe.
noeif With the Administrator Of Finance, ~ evidence
81 their Intention to abide by the adjudication the
amount Of three hundredS( 5000 dollars In cesh
which shall be forfeited to the city In case o. fai
ure to sign the contract. -,
Bidders to whom the contract 10 not awarded VII
have their deposits returned to them ON the day the
adjudication 4 made.
No bid viii be received unless accompanied BY
the certi6cate of the Administrator Of Finance
certifying that tho required cash deposit has beer
made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and q
bids
tnr 4 Tarkefhouee in the Firth District"
mh30 st 4. I. DkLASSzk. ADMINISTRATOR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

This evening Mrs. Bowers sppears in the
character of Camille at the Academy Of
Music. OF the play and Mrs. Bowers. the
st. Louis Republican says:
..Camille" is . play of the sickly senti-
mental order, but vet possesses certain pow
erful elements of attraction which will en-
as long, probably, as theatres last. The plot,
though confessedly founded in immortality,
teaches in its development and finale .
deem moral lesson which can not be over
looked. If the poor girl whose faults and
follies are almost forgotten in the cOntem-
plation of her native nobleness Of heart
had lived to marry her lover, and thus re-
gained the position in society she had lost,
there might be an encouragement given to
caped the usual punishment of sin and re-
ceived instead an ample reward. But the
consciousness Of her own failings, and the
unseltish love she cherishes for Armand,
cOmpels her to put aside the cup of happi-
ness when it touches her very lips, and
death closes the scene and fixes the seal Of
retribution upon one who, though purified
and redeemed for the next world, can find
NO compensation this side Of the grave ;.
1t is needless to criticize Mrs. Bowers
conception and management Of Camille.
Like all her efforts, it is elaborate and
artistic, and yet withal so absolutely natural
that every trace Of art and elaboration is
hidden. We are transported to Paris; we
breathe the atmosphere Of fascination
which fills the presence of LA Dame aux
Camelias :" we feel the spell which she
weaves around the admirers who thrOng at
her feet; We watch with profcundest inter
est the dawnings Of simple, unsul!ied, yet
passionate affection; we sympathize with
a. .<.,,~~ln. ~,h;~h rand her hOaOm with n
tempest Of contending emotiOnsi We pity
while we applaud her generous eelf-sacrlfice,
and we mourn when the inundated victim
dies. Mr.. Bowers catches the finest as
we'll as the deepest shades of the picture,
and presents it TO ~ 90 perfect that we for
get It is not the original. There are no
daubs, mo- careless slips of the pencil, NO
extravagances- nothing to mar the bright
idea!
There are two important things, entirely
distinct from her great dramatic genius,
which materially contribute to this lady's
success in her various roles she IL very
handsome and very graceful woman. Her
face is radiant with intelligence even in
repose, and whom reused the expressions
which fit across it, like shadows over the
calm bosom of . mountain lake, would
charm, though the lips gave forth no ut
terance. Fer movements on the stage,
whether walking, sitting or standing; from
the most impassioned gestures down to the
waving of hand, or the dutter of hand
l'kerchief, are always appropriate, always
elegant and refined. In addition TO these
attractions Of person and manner she is
favored with powerful and melodieus
voice, which has been trained 90 carefully
and judiciously that it is without flaw,
and the seemingly lightest whisper cam be
heard in every part Of the house. The WORDS
are never jumb1ed together, never disfigured
with false examinations, never bungled IN
any way-it is English undefled.
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PROPOeAle.



New Orleans March -, 1871. !
CKALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE On;
- dersianed win be received ct this Olace until
WEDNESDAY NOON, April s, 1871, for grading and
Smelling Frenchmen street fIcn Aaxtgny canal to
Lake Pontchsrtrain, and collecting tolls thereffom
for period Of fifteen years, according to specfh-
cations ON file in the ONCE Of the City Surveyor
The city reserves the right to reject any and Al
bids
All parties making proposals. for this contract are
re0uired to deposit with the Administrator Of r.
nance a. evidence Of their intention to abide BY
the adjudicstion, tho amount Of ave hundred
dollars in cash, which shaA be forfeited - the
CITY in case Of failure to sign the contract =
Bidders to whom contracts arc mot awarded aha9
Indications are made.
No bin viii be received unless accompanied BY
the certificate OF the Administrator Of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Two classes of bids win be received: one for the
privilege Of collecting the tolls for fifteen years,
and the other without the privilege.
. Bids to be endorsed, Proposals for shelling
H. BONZANO,
mig Administrator ed-interim.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

HsApauARrxRs DEPARTMENT OF Texas.
Chief QuaEtermaster's Once,
CEALRD PROPOSALS., IN TRIPLICATE, OF TIKI
- form furnished by the undersigned, will be re-
twelve H., for the transportation Of army supplies
nom the first day OF July 1911 to the thirtieth Day
Of June, 1917, ON the following routes, VIZ:
Routes Numbers One, Tive, Three, Fouf,
Five, Six and Seven.
Details and requirements furnished BY the under.
signed; . copy Of the latter, with this advertise
ment, to be attached to each proposal offered.
JAMES A. RKIN,
mhl8 l5t Chief Qnartermaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Lever Z. ekipcer .. escauer Era Ne. o.
TN rHR UNlTKD STATES DISTRICT COURT,
j District Of Louisiena. No. ooek-By virtue q an
order Of sele 70 ne directed n tie aheve sst1tlea
FRIDAY, Ap1l II 1s1l, s tuelve O'Clock Il, q tho
entrance to tho Cuetonheuse, ea Old Lcvee street.
betWeen Canal ard Cnte0kouse stEeets, IN this
h steambeat ma h :, ~ taekls. aqpaEel. etc.
Tsrne-CasA = IT, 4in9 - a1to1ieeeaea
. g.,sss 49, - nss,Sai e, - Ssu oss'
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POUND NOTICES.

p DxPARruRxr OF POLICE, /
New Orleans. April !, 1911.
WERR BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
w pound, ON Jersey, between valence and Boz
deaux atTeete-
One III Roan MARE, white face, right ear cut
and braided z. Cor ~.
WhSch. 81 not claimed within i've days, and the
expenses thereon paid, win be sold 1T pubic
auction ct oaid pound, on "WEDNESDAY, April
1871, ct twelve O'Clock II
: - =, JAMES LEWIS.
Nh ea-anl Il AduiniOtfatoR.
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II zz4a ~ 2ssss TX - ;....sx 1.s
washinston. February =. 1871.
DUpLIC NOTICE is HRREBY GIvRu THAT
Hsrch next. IN this country snd IN Europe. for sub
ssriptioes 70 tbs Matie4el Ioan, under the Get ep
Js'y = is AZ Az sst e sSsesfis
s sa three classes 81
Frsi-Sonas to the amount Of ave huadsed
millions e doisss payable in cole 81 the pleasure
q q .sss "a ss ten sss Ss
snnn n !. s'''' 'Ae i''' ~ - ss''' -
millions Of dollars payable il coin st The pleasure
cf4le United States, after fft+en yeau iton the
& az rate 81 as
cent per annuu. s +. s -g.1,.1.l -
2 to the seas q hundred
date enc q sSss and ssa.ns psyaS
snnnm. ' ''' --'' :. ~. - - $50
Subscriptions to the loan will have preference in
the fuilowins order: na.siy: ..
five per cent bonds to the amount Of two hundred
milious Of deafs OF which there will be reserved.
country and one half for subscribers in foreign
countries.
second Subscriptions for equal amounts Of each
bearing interest It the rate q four and haf per
cent and fbonds bearing interest st the rate Of
Ave per cent. 1t=.ssH 4fHtif
Fourth subscriptions for any Eve per cent bonds
that may not be subscribed for In the preceding
when asubscription is made, the subscriber will
be required to deposit two per cent VI the amount
thereof in coin or currency 0f the United Otates or
in bonds Of the class to be exchanged, 70 be &C
counted for BY the government whom the new
bonds are delivered; and payment may Be made
known ~ fve-twenty bonds, ct their par value.
Tho coin received in payment will be applied to
Of the United States win not be increased BY this
loan. elt
The bonds viii be registered or issued With cen.
pons - m.y be desired ~ s9becs1Dere kfe1steree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Getting N1axr3ed.-lssays lor young mon, On
great social evils and sbueas which interfere with
marriase-with sure means q relief for the erIin9
ffee, I'm sealed envelopes. Address Howard Aseocia-
tion No. South Ninth strset. thiladelphia, Penn
sylvsniA. Jelly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

CRACKERS WITH K.-We have been
assured that the commitment over which
district court Judge made few open re-
marks concerning the photography was .
copy of the original document. The copy
was made by a subordinate officer in the
Parish Prison. The original document was
correct in all particulars, and was made
out by young gentleman who seldom or
never makes errors, either in judgment or
manners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

euceessien Of Manette Dubreuil r Ne.
: - Sir s4i st4
ORCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
- OrleanA-Whereas, Hortaire Onesimc Dubreuil
has petitiOned the court for letters Of admtnDtxA
torphip a the estate Of the late Hanette Duhreul
deceased, intestate: Notice II hereby gtv0 to al
whom it may concern. to chow cause within ten
davo why til prayer of the sid petiti0nes should
mot b granted. ar-ft ,fTem 80
BY order Of the Court.
spl 50 t g g IS y. y. TkACI. CleeK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
Administrators Lewis acknowledges re
ceipts amounting to $4SS Is, from the sew
eral cemeteries for last month.

- when Mississippi Fhe Company No. 2
shall visit Mobile, The members will try
strength with company in that city. The
Alabama engine has made . long throw,
but the New Orleans boys think they can
afford to risk their large money ON the con-
test. There will be heavy wagers laid. "A
forfeit has been put mp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Once Of the UpDeP Ned River Ran
Company Of LOuiGans, Arkansas and Texas. New
Orleans Louisiana No - Perdido street, March II,
l87.-According to . resolution adopted by the
Board Of Administrations o. the Upper Red River
all of the fnc0rporators and associates Of SAID com
pany ase hereby required within thirty days after
the publication Of this notice. to subscribe ut the
his pro rata Of capital stock Of tie company.
A. W. RAULkNBR. President.
DEWITT c. BROWN, Secretary.
mhl7 10 eOC3Od .t7sss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
NOTICE 70 rAxPAYERs.

STATE TAX CoLLnCroR's ODv1Cr, J
sixth District,
New Orleans, March 81, 1871.
UVHR TAXPAYERS OF THE Sixth DI9TRICT
u are hereby notified that the once for the col
lection Of State taxes and licenses 10 now open on
Magazine street, between Napoleon avenue and
Berlin street, and they arc requested to make i'm
mediate payment Of same. --.5zs
FL, HRRRON,
mh3s 1T etate Tax CoIlector, sixth Dsstriet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

cnuv QuARfnanAsfsa,s o1S1cs, }
Sc i Departmeut Of Texas,
San Antonio, Texas, March I, ISL.
0RALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATR, WITH A
~ cow az this advertisennent attached, win Be
reoeiyed et this once until Il II. ON THURSDAY,
the first day Of June, lg7l, for furnishing such
quantities OF STATIONERY - may b required In
the Department u Texas from the hrst day Of July,
i81, to the thirtieth day Of June, 1871. ~.
Blank 1b1n Of proposals., With requirements At
tsched, can b bad ON application to the under.
signed. JAMES 4. KIN,
Chief Quartermsster Department Of Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Total. $A~,1s ~ pIos4SS
We. the undersigned, do solemnly swear that the
foregoing statement u true and correct In al 10
JAMES GRAHAM Auditor.
ANTOINE DUBUCLET,
State Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this third
day Of April. A. D. ISL - ,r.~
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Or
leana ap4 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

AN ERRoR.-In our account of an excur-
sion, in yesterdays REPUBLICANS, the printer
mistook the word 'lugger" for "nigger.'
much to our chagrin, as the latter term is
NOT permitted to be used in this journal. In
connection with this, it may not be inappro-
pirate to speak Of an occurrence in Recorder
Houghton's court yesterday. A printer
was at the bar, having been arrested for
drunkenness. The Recorder had read the
morning paper, and had taken note Of the
glaring error, and thereupon asked the de-
linquent if he was the man who had "set
up" that particular paragraph. An answer
in the affirmative would, perhaps, have
brought down prompt punishment on his
head. No one regrets the error ~ much al
we do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Special Notice.-O@ce Mutual IA and Benev.
oent Life insurance Associations u 4ohisiana, No.
10 CarOndelet street. New Orleans, April 3, 1871
Members Of this association are hereby notified at
the death Of Daniel Ewald, who DID In this city
this city Janusry7, 1871: W. }. Duncan, who died
in this city January 10. 1871, and john Lntx Ybe
died in this city January ~ ISL, and arc called
upon to come forward, without further notice. and
payat the office ofthe association (190 Carondelet
street, u . on each within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
aHR St b, w. yOUN0, Secrot8fy. S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

Thonas Hodgins was brought up with .
round turn for having spoken i'll words
about the characters Of the Clasens. No
$50 Perdido street. This important sub
ject win be looked into by Recorder
Houehton ON the fourteenth instant.