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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

NEW YL..-
held conference with the
committee this afternoon and decided T.,
by themselves, but they declined to identifv
themselves with any political party. The ex.
lies have taken ,0c0 of the funds contributed
by the Tammany Hall committee.
John Laughlin, ~ years old, his wife, son,
aged A, and Susan Sands, aged %, were found
dead in :heir rooms at No. 497 Third ayenue
this afternoon They were suffocated by gas
from the stove.
Louis Aliger shot himself in Brooklyn this
evening and an unknown woman leaped from
the Brooklyn ferry boat and was drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

Another lot of that sheetipp worth 13 cents
slightly damaged, selling for 10 cents by the
piece, at Cogia Hassan's. i283t
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

ALL our 10 cent prints are now selling for 9
cents. !no a. CoGIA HAssAN.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

~ Undertakers grow rich and grave yards
reek with the moulderng bones Of thousands
who prematurely fall as victims 70 those re-
lentless destroyers, Catarlh. Bronchitis and
Consumption. The two latter diseases are but
the children OF the former, which is easily and
surely cured by using DR.. Sage's Catarrt Rem
edy, while for the cure of the two latter dis
eases nothing equals DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. Both medicines
sold by druggists, or the Catarrh Remedy may
be obtained by enclosing sixty cents to R. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
ian3lst- -eod1w tn -tb .s&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell this morning
at 10 o'clock the furniture in house 142 Oxford
street See auction column,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, 25o Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
AFFECTIONS OF THE CHEST AND TnRoAT.-
Persons afflicted however slightly, with any
weakness of the Chest or Throat, involving
either the Larynx, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes,
and the Lungs themselves, should on the first
symptom, commence with FRLLoWs' Cow.
POUND SYRUP OF HyPoHosPHrTEs, as by its
use. diseases Of those organs (sven Consump-
ton in its primary stage) sre speedily cured
and more alarming symptoms prevented.
jan3Ost d&w1W
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA. Jan. 2s-Sugars Of all ouali,i,s are
snsntly advanced with an improved demand. The
business is small but prices are firm and the market
fa,ors the seller The;weeky market closed yester-
day as sfolows:-Sugar-Nos. 10 to 12 advancing to 81
9l0s reals arrObe; Nos, Is to 20 advancing 10 iii
OPP reals; Muscovado frmer. There were exported
boxes and $500 hhds., oil which 5000 boxes and S20j
hhds were to the United States. Stock remaining in
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas is 47.OlO boxes
and 1000 hhds. Molasses-clayed is firm at reals ::
firm 81 62a@2 rs.
LONDON, Jan. 30-i1.30 A. M,-Consols 90. for
money and account.
~, A%sTicsn oss s. 2Os 1882 do
1S3; Illinois Central ii04.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30--1i30 A. M.-Cotton steady
sales u 400 bales; Mddling0plands S1d do Orleans
SGD Corn 35s Cd. Pork 90s. Lard 6is.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30-i.30 P. M-Cotton ouiet:
Middiing nplards 1-160Std; do Orleans s. 166eld
Breadstufs firmer; California White Wheat fSs "a
Red Western No. 2 to No. / iNs Sd6i1s ad Red IVES
tern Wheat 11s Sd. Corn--new eGs. Pork firmer al
95s. Bacon 49s Sd for Cumberland cut and 5is for
short rib middIes. w. ~
The shipments of Cotton from Bombay to Jan. 27tb
since last report were $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Jan. 30-t30 P. NJ Sugar on the spot
firmer at 35s Cd and to arrive 31s
LONDON, Jan. S0-43O p. M-ConsoIs closed AT
92f982} tor money and account.
American securities quiet-U. s. b-2Os 1862 9OI
DO lsS5 Sd %i; DO 1857, SCI; DO 1o4os, SOY Stocks
-Arn 2sk.
Jan. 30-4.30 P. M M.-Cotton-Middline
"ns sgd; prices are actually
AAre on ships loading
9dw
new ses
tine 37GS7s Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

GENTS heavy uIdershirts at Fitzgerald &
Co.'S, from As to 75c,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31
PORTLAND, Jan. 30, 1871.

P0RTLAND, Jan. 81, 1911.
To the Editor Of the Press:
Sir,-I would enquire through the PRESS
what right or Jurisdiction the Board of Alder
men and Common C0uncilmen can have over
the county bridge bet~ee Cape Elizabeth and
Portland. ENQUIRER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

ioP COure.
JANUARY oRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, ooDpAR1
T.. pRRaInfNa

ieP C0urs.
JANUARY oRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD
J., PREsIDlNQ.
MONDAY State vs.. Michael Haley, appellant.
Sometime in November Haley was brought before
the Municipal Court ON search and seizure process.
f,rmer conviction for the same offence being al
legged in the complaint. He vas convicted and SEN
fenced to pay hne OF 80 and costs and to be i'm
prisoned In the county jail three months From this
conviction he appealed to the Superior Court. When
the case WAS called In the latter Court Haeys coup-
ssl moved that that portion OF tho complaint which
alleged second offence be qlashed for informality,
The County Attorney acceded to his request and ol
pros'd this portion OF the complaint. Defendant
then pleaded xoto contendere and judge Goddard
afdrmed the sentence Of the Municipal Court. inn
posing fns and imprisonment both, notwithstand-
ing the allegation Of second offence had been noI
yros'd by the County Attorney. To this defendants
counsel objected, contending that imprisonment
could only be imposed as alternative In default of
payment Of the fine and COSTS but his objections were
everrulsd. The fns and costs were Immediately
paid and Haley went to jail. His counsel immedi-
ately sued out writ Of habeds corpus in the Su-
preme Court and the matter was considered by
Judge Walton and Judge Goddard, and it was Hnal-
ly decided that the was illegally Imprisoned and
must be released. Consequently, after weeks stay
In JAIL ne was brought into the Superior Court this
morning and discharged.
Reed, Attorney General. ODouuell.
Patrick Shehan VI. Thomas r. Parker. Assump-
sit tor oney due plaintiff for passage or emigrant
tickets and drafts sold by defendant a. agent for
plaintiff, who resides in New York. Defendant nd
mtted there was >eo due. but plaintiff claims 800.
Decision reserved.
Reed. 0iyeen.
Samuel F. Merrill vs.. Thomas F. Dresser. Breach
OF warranty Of horse. On trial.
Bradburys. All. Walker.
The following assignments OF civil trials have been
made by the Court:
TUESDAY, JAN. 81.
21o-Sheldon vs.. Miller.
12o-Eager OF ais. VI. Leach.
1es-Murch vs. Morgan.
213-Pane Va. Davis ct ais.
232-Lathan vs.. Thompson.
Ao-Th0mps0n vs. Mills ct al.
26s-Heath vs. Knight ct ai.
276-Austin vs.. Austin.
267-Psge Vs. Page.
56o-Johns0n W. Mills ct al.
a3l-Look Vs. Stanley.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

BEST cord threat for cents spool at Co.
gia Hassans. i28.1w.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

The lecture Of Mr.. Scott last evening at City
Hall was we'll attended. Tie facts related and
the principles advanced in SO happy manner
by Mr.. Scott, must be Of lasting good to all
nrpannt
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

HEAVY all linen table covers at fitzgerald &
Co.'S, for g. cents each.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

GENTS paper collars, cloth button hole, for &
cents box at Fitzgerald 8 Co.'s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31
Annual iNIeetings

" HE Annual Meeting OF tho Maine Steamship
J Company for the choice of officers, and the
transae ii, OF any 6Iher business that may legally
come before them will he holden their office Iait
What, on Wednesday, the first day Of Feb-
ruary, 1871, at O'clock P NJ.
janZl-td HENRY FOX, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31
euprcme Jvdicial Ceur,.

WALTON, J., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The following decisions from the Law
Court were announced:
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. -
AbJah woodward ct ais. W. James I. Libby. Ex.
ceptions sustained.
YORK COUNTY.
Richard McCsbe. In rem, vs.. James McRae and
Ship Empire. Judgment for the plaintiff that he
has lien upon the Empire for his labor upon the
same tho amount to be fixed by the Judge at miss
prixs.
Ezekiel Austin tSci Fa.) vs.. William Goodale. Ex-
eeptions sustained. Demurrer adjudged good
Judgment for defendant.
ANDRosCo0GIN COUNTY.
deofse w. Parker, in equity, vs.. David T. Moody.
Bill sustained and decree ~ prayed for with costs for
to-day having been settled,
g Of the interlocutory mat
day morning 1t 10 O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

DOMESTIC TRoUBLE.-A man residing on
Marion street, who said his name was Inch
and that he was the father of nine children,
applied at the police station last evening for
aid to compel his wife with portion Of the
children to return home. According to bis
story his wife with portion Of the children had
gone to neighbor's and refused to return to
his donnie !. The deputy in charge informed
him that his Jurisdiction did not extend quite
50 far a. that, and that he could not compel
the wife to return to bis house, but that if he
would 60 home and be kind husband and
father there would be no difficulty IN keeping
his Wiia and children therA.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot Of Messrs. Fesserden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; alsv by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C.. 3s7
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
Of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and IL
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

Freighfs.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Freights- demand
for room to foreign ports is without abatement and
mere IS little or NO unengaged tonnage in port
Coastwise rates steady We quote Cotton to Liver
pool "a BY sail and id by steam; to Genoa by sail
ltd; to German ports by sail 11-16d; 10 New York
by steam 3c; to Philadelphia by do sc Sugar to New
YORK and Philadelphia, by steam IS 90: Molasses to
go; steam, ~ Co. on Cake to Liverpool SAIL 32s Sd /;
Talow to do 37s Cd; OIL s.; Grain in bulk 10Jd.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrb.

GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

WE expect our lady readers will have mer-
ry time at Prof. Hebbard's private lecture this
evening, as his son, DR.. E. G. Hebbard will ad-
minister the laughing gas at the close of the
lecture to any who may wish to inhsle it.
When in Biddeford many ladies took it, and
some would laugh, sing, pray, shout, others
would recite poetry, speak pieces, play comedy,
&C., &C., each creating great merriment in the
audience. Ten ladies will be on the stage to
assist the DR.. in managing the .exeibition,
keepiDg ORDER &c
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

SHOCKING AccIDRNT.-We learn that early
yesterday morning as Mrs. Kimball, about
seventy years of age, was getting breakfast
ready in the kitchen OF her house at Bar Mills,
her dress TOOK fire and she ran from the house
all in flames. Her cries called in some of the
neighbors, but every thing she had on was
burnt from her person and her sides were bad.
ly charred. She was alive last evening, but
would not probably survive the night.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

In One Grand Exhihiulom.
MR.. BARNES gives this exhibition with a view
70 tne Importance OF showing the great proficiency
OF ms method OF producing his beautiful style Of
DANCING. "''' iA>NA
AZ this exhibition will be produced a number of
menctng at o'clock precisely
Tickets TO all parts of the Hall and GalIe-
each. Children under twelve 20 cts o.
Music by Raymond's
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3)-MOrning.-00ld opened at
11oa and gradually advanced to i'll. The shipment
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
The Surrender of Paris.
The Interview Between Bismarck
and Favre.
Escape Of BONrbGAi Arnay into
Switzerland.
Sufcid , of Bourbalkf.
COnfidencein the Security Of Peace


the Security Of Peace
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

81 specie to-day was $3.50 900. Money a per cent
active. s ''ooAs s'e1oy a"u
TIE following are the forenoon quotations of soutb-
Eo
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

IVhh' Jdw. 0U-EUeHtNg.-Tho advance In
o-day was attended with no excitement and
lrket closed ii IN and steady at III. The gross
lces OF Gold were nearly $500, 600 Govern-
strong and active late in the day. The follow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-31

TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

VyIs:l!EST PREMIUM AWARDED
] Il: TIE Louisiana Stat. FANS .-Nrs. 4. NJ. Par
ish takes pleasure, in iiItorm.;l. her friends and
PAT ronS that She vi! open iIrl NEW fISG SHIRT
MANUFACTURING ROOMS. MONDAY, October ),
22i Coma! street, tour doors irrm FJElpart, and
VIII .n,t,2I 20 give c'GG: satisfaction "A perfect
hts good "orl, and rl:i't ti3ltV. sample OF work
constantly hand. >- also III furnish matrla
and Il..h,. to OIdr' ii.tIuru and U... club
uniforms. IN every stE.. ana 'ic,cI!. 't.o..
~ N :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
y.,uE BARBARIN GAS L1t'h
con fPAN Y.

Epw OxLE,ys January Il, 100
ws the undersigned, practical chemists, res'"N9
in tbis city after having carefully anu iu.'s -l1
tho nrocess of the BARBARIN GAS hr'h ~
roup.Sy OF LOUISIANA for making gas under
~. ,a,.,+s of Mc,srs Barbarin Dupas, ana
,rown "a the BARBARIN GAS, do hereby dec'a'o
49,, .,,o,. ia M nos,i,ility of any explosion III 'te
nrocess. and that the gas, in its chemca' 'o'i.'
.;,, steven less dan erous than coal gas o"1ii1 "
-. ,.,. richness IL carbon and poVeit' "
hydrogen
le'1n'"- JAS ALBRIGHT, II. D.
T. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D.
r., Charlie, CavaGoc, ESQ, President 0"i '1- ~
Gas Lighting Company of Louisiana.
IcoPY.I
". .he undersigned hereby declare that IL o.
opniou the apparatus furnished ana u5eu ~ ~
Barbarin Gas Lighting Company Is MOI - -
Ors and that we HAVE NOT INCKhAshD mr.
RATES OF INSURANCE. on the buildings a.
establishments using said apparatus.
tSigned, o,,,rn
pr.f,eot Hope Insurance Company.
JULES TUYES
.,, Wv. ~ ,a,s Mutual Insurance Company.
p FOURCHY,
President Merchants Mutual Insurance company
CHARLES ROMAN,
President Saamandcr Fire Insurance comps :
LLOYD X. COLEMAN,
p,.siden, Mechanics and Traders Insurance 'o'N
pany. c1,ptES RpIGGS
Pr.s;dea: Louisiana Mutual Insurance company
T. GANUCHEAC.
..,. s..+. Mutual Insurance Com.
Pan>' ALFRED MOULTON,
Pre,;icu. Il )n: Mutual Insurance "on3 PAN
II. D0AHE,
p,.si,en, Factor. and Traders insurance Con-
''"'' f. RIGNEY.
President Atlantic Insurance tom p"-' :
THOMAS SLIGO.
President Sun Mutual Insurance toapaHs
J. II. oGLESBf.
President Commercial Insurance toH1i'nI -
THOMAS A. ADAMS.
President C:..e-n: Mutual Insurance Company.
d. MICHEL.
President t;ermania Insurance Company
A. CHIAPELtA,
| p..i,ient Union Insurance Compass.
| OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
| January 26, 1871.
| vor .ao months pas. We have used the baroai ~
! r.. in cur ofice editorial, and composing rooa1s
and take pleasure in testitying that it is giving e
fir. satisfaction = affords bright, steady BOZ
E,h, le.s injurious 20 the eyes and much cheaIe.
| than any light we have ever tried.
| SEYMOUR, JEWELL CO..
| ;.2,,,, Editors and Propri",ors-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

A claim, of H. p. Phillips, for salary as
printer and secretary of tie late Jefferson
Council. was referred to the Mayor.
A retition of Lafayette Fire Insurance
Company was referred to the Admins
traitor of Finance, with power.
A petition of residents OF New Basin. for
repairs to Julia street. was referred to the
Administrator OF improvements,
Another com munication from The butchers
committee, with respect to the market ordl-
nance, was referred to the Administrator OF
Commerce, I'D interim.
proposition of J. \. Fernandez. 70 take
fifty negroes on. of the Worhhouse and en-"
ploy them On his plantations in -. Bernard
and Plaguemine- was referred 10 the A"-
ministrato, of Police.
a mule petition OF Ed. Thompson. was
referred TO the Administrator o! Improve
mcn.,.
A TAX petition of Mr.. Foster. was referred
to the Administrator of nance.
a petition Of Thoma, Mcknight. ASKING
permission to buy wafer and sprinkle the
streets. was lcterrcdto the Administrator OK
Watcrwork>. with power.
Mr. Girardry', ga. contract with 'h'
town OF Alg:ers. was referred t" the adj
minstrator OF Police.
4 lax petition of Wiiow Jacob Faust was
referred to the Administrator OF Finance.
A complaint of the condition OF the ban
cuc.tc between the Slauy!lterhousc and the
Morgan depot. was referred to Iii: Admins
traitor of improvements.
Rrports on Referred Business.
Mr.. West returned the recommendation
o: Albert &. Blanchard for Deputy Sur
y.vor, recomurndin. tia, he be appointed.
The Counc.! unanimously elected General
Blanchard deputy surveyor. his district
TO he hereafter defined.
BY Mr.. West:
Nuw ORLEANS. .'anl.,c" ~. -.
-,..:. CIV Council of SeA o. le.Ii:+
The undersigned committee. :" whom
was referred tn. application of II" New
Orleans. Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
COMPANY. for payment vi their account
;.o,iI,s; the city, amounting 70 Fl0.NSo -.
for opening and gra,l!n. Claiborne street.
between Elys;an Fields street an-l' !-ata-
>y.te avenue, respectfully Tep"r! ~ follows:
That by ordinance No. ii.'. new series.
ra-se,! June l.. 1869. ;hr city agreed to a."
the work IL question. upon the presumption
tina. the EXPENSE of til WORK would not
exceed So. 01'. and ..lc property ncce>sal;
:, .,en tina. portion Of t.aiho.n.e s.itc;
! could Dc purchased fer $1,000.
These estimates were accepted b :h"
company rs part Of that ordinance. winch
| contained an extension VI the ;.inc Tor on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

1,WEET OyiE!SiI Is A RECENT IMPROVE
= m.at; REPLACES tn. OF the Bitter SUlphate
Ouinne with Whc!. all familiar. Dose ici dose,
j. Is warranted ;ti..y equal IL every way 10 Bitter
QUinine and like II is the one
GREAT. POSITIVE AND UNFA LING CSS4
FAVEK AND Autk.
NTERMTTTENT FEVER,
CHILL FEVER
RENNITTEN'7 FEVER,
BILIOUS FET HP.
DUMB AGILE
And Va. W.. tam OF disorders fo!.o~!n. these
n,.. Mt, 'eCted.
SWEET QUlH!SE
y made solely from Peruvian Bark $50 L. E,teE ON
u.n., therefore Is G.. vegetable origin, and not
mineral poison b.. the contrary IA LoN"'i 70 re
one the e..ale found i'll the blood VI ~ healthy
SWEET GTISiNE
Acts AZ ~ ant!f:o.e 20 well c.rer fJr '1s'H
rial or ni.sEltic :o.son, tie absorption o. which
l., the lungs cause, intermittent teNe.s Tie
oAiy aivAi..,. &c claimed tor
SWEET GUINIHE
over th, Use Of old Bitter QuiIine il .e entire ~
scnct OF that intense, persistent bitterness " n!''l
III the latter il .,.srmountah1e obstacle 10 ia
Use with most persons and alwsJ with chi.!GeI-
SWEET SGlNzHE
l. in two fOrlsn powder for The use Of OH ciIs
sni drug sst- ard ilI.id for III the family. and
for the general pubic.
STEARE>, FAIR 4 CO.
mvI5 Manufacturing Chemists, New YORK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

TNENTIST-DR. ALLEN No. !. pRiADES
~ street near Canal. will attend personally 70
an tho... who NAV require hi. .>-rvice- tjv!ce.
D. Alien would inform his patients that III" Rth-
brc Plate hey. after made Will be from new conA-
pound from poisonous ingredients ana t"tc+
as strong the V.rIuii hon Rubber. Ola r!aits
made new al twenty per cent Lss than the u i.'
We. se25 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
MEDICAL.

TDsiS a.. ASi:ELL, ID. d. -,
E.s returned % tn. city ana pre ra.oi - peg.
io-n ~..ou: pain, all operations il Operative.
NhgFiAEICAL AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
Oaic. ard res.i.uc. Is. julia stree, EesE Camp,
New Orleans Louisiana oHf ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

ONLY FORTY NILES
FROM New Orleans, ten from Bay ST. LOUIS n :,
TN. town and station of ToulnicvIlit on tEe 'e"
Orleans Mobile md Chattanooga ka!lrodO
FIFTY LOTS,
Ten acre, or more for MARKET FARMS aai
FRUIT GROWINir; high and dry: soil loan "n c-.F ,
me range and perfectly healthy. Very -o" ~
cash long time.
THREE THOUSAND ACRES.
improved and Irimpreved lands, on the Iii.foaH
and on navigabe water; good for IN" potAt'
Sea Island cotton to the acre, tnely tlnotEtu So.
convenient to saw mills
For lease to Il good tenant, the richest ana
Best stock and Market Farm
In South Mississippi. fifty acres under fence; az
hundred enclosed pasture, good buildings ana g.
terms one and half mile from Touline vile, on.
two hours riG. from the city and half hour from
Raw ST Louis With without teams On the plac
and privilege OF cutting 1900 cords oak and 1-'|
OF lishtwood and pine. .
). T. II. CLAIBORNE
Near Toulmeviile.
az i.- maj: 20 ShIeldsborO. Mississippi.
RODERlC SEAL
Mississippi Cit.
BROOKS CLAIBORNE y co,
;a,a5.5tty SO Carondect stree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
~ =. HUNT & CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT
No. 49, s;ravier street, New Orleans.
manufacturers Agents for
Y, CARVER COMPANY'S CELEBRATED COTTON
GINS ANDsIINTERS.
GIAN.sS STEAM PUMPS,
OF all kinds.

Boston Machine Company's Engines; fo...: {.
and Stationary Boilers the Baxter Portable :s
riues Scha,tr & BIdei!herg Steam Gauges: tohlu {"
Steam. Water and Gas Valves, HNdran:s and Wat
Metres; Sturt.vant's Pressure and Fan Blower
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryn Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Aar-.
brakes Evarts and Lows Automatic and Hama
Feed Shingle Machines; ClaIk's Linen Hose Hose
Pipes. Couplings, etc; New York Tap and Die Com
pany's Screw Plates Taps. Dies. ReaneTs. 's
and Unfinished Nuts ,,!d Bolts; J. W. Mixter
Co.'S Saw GUmmers, Up-rti and Mill Picks: Selden o
Steam Packing. PlyincEth Mills Rvcts; the t.t- g
Wise
Plantation Draining. Cotton. Iron Woodwork
ing and all kinds OF Machinery, Betting, ShattIE,
and PulIeys, on hand, VIII ue furnished .. sLHra
notice, at Manufacturers Prices
i,24 ga Tuly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTHlAM & MORRlS,
Manufacturers and Ddaess N
BRUs SHES.
No. IS UNION STREET, BOSTON an
LAMBLAs & D0CKTEK.
IN. A. LLAMBlAs. GEORGE DOCKTER),
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
WESTERN AND NORTHERN PEoDuCs.
No. II: Old Leves Street.
New OrleanA
Agents fos 4. sou,es Celebrated City BEER
fen y . -,
nANlEL CUMMINGS s. CO.,
(EsrAsLlsHxo IN 1922
wHOLESALs DEALERS
WOODEN WARE.
Au4 Boston, Massachusetts
W. ": SHARPE & Co"
tor TIN LArx slax JOY, coz co.,
CENTRAL ADVERTISERS AG STS,
Tr,bnne Buildings.
ocs, NEW YORK
W1.I'AH SE'sEK'
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
1l5. ,Cnrondelet Streei....."...l15
NEW ORLEANS,
Louisiana.
7 a. DE HAlk1'
DENTIST.
17.............Dnuphine strees..............17
fei4 lv Pour doors from Canal.
~ f. HOL.i.E & &C..
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
81 Magazine street.
Between Poydyas and Lafayette streets
ORLEANS.
Dealers in all kinds OF
WESTERN PRODUCE.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Also, agent. for Zoe c,.ebra.ed CINCINNATI
| LAGER BEER
| Liberal cash advancea made consigumen.s.
noCToK GEORGE KELLOGG.
UNITED STATS PENSION SURGEON
| Has removed his Office TO
No. 2i9 st. Charles street.
, FELL Near st. Joseph Street.
COOPER & Coz
; GncCEPH
F.; Comm; .,;ou Merchants.
, '.st ~ ~ ?c5('a. street, Ne. "l..an,.
& MEHLE Il CO..
CHRIS. MEHL2. 2 e. srElSBACK :. DONALDSON
COMMISSION :IEKCiIASTS
THE
! SALE OF LIVE S'T~'E
stool. Landing. New Orleans.
paul GKAazl>.
DEALER IN GOLD A:D SILVER WATCHES.
And Fine 'ioId JeH...v. ke.p- always on hand al
t..c.s andi Eve classes GLASSES hanged and sen
~ any par. OF the country. Watch repairs dom
prompt. a"d "'rr2ci Ad..rs;s oTt VIE to
aol- l. Il, Ca-on...-. street. Ne" orleans
u KEENAN,
|
HAT, CORN, CalS. BRAN. ETC,
| No. - Peters. late New Lfvee. and II
! Commerce street.
HEIv ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
, IA. ~
& GOLTs:AN s. Co.
!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

70, lc'It, 'o:n. t.: Nv Dreams,
The EDITION o. 5. Esnacd. which vas re
fcGred'to NE h. the Council at lie las meet
Ing, asks to have h- tax for 1869 RENTED,
because. as he alleges. he did no: possess the
property tor Which he was assessed.
l consider that the adoption of my report
on the subject Of examining assessments,
which vas submitted to the Council on the
twenty fourth Instant, disposes of all cases
in which that question is involved. l,
therefore, report unfavOrably upon Mr..