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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

v,-::eS Swr2ncy's ei,,rar'': Is "na'r 4
shallow. as he i. charged with larceny b.
join: ::"y-. wl. state. tha: h. s;cc u
coz; .,,i :, 30, .s.t hook containing tou. i'm
Ilr..>. .i,ia:S. Recorder I"u-htou viii
..-trni ., liz. ease Oh the seventh, instant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

1.nee sharpcrs, to raise The hn.l -.
~.af. entered the store Of Mcs.r.. Ciii.,. 4
Cot,, No. 49, Tchoupi.ou.as s.re,': and
wii..r enc of them engaged the c!".i's a.
tent!on iii 81 remote portion OF the store. the
Other. riied the money drawer OF :w"nty
doi.a... Tie triplcts are unknown.
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succr,.ion OF y. !. keenan-No. 30, Ot


Succession of W. j. II eenan-NO. 30, O66.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Cbrleans.-NOIice is hereby gven'tO the creditor
Of t, estate and to all other persons herein inter,
estrd To show cause within ten days from the press
en- notification, ii any they have can. why the
account presented by James !. Tarletou, curator of
tIi, cs!at", should nor be hoInoloSatei aad ap
proved and the funds distributed in accordance
there
BY order Of t.ie GOur:.
Ia26 30 tci VI. O. TRACT Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
Succession of Charles Wagner NO.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orltaas-Netce is hereby given to the credit
OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, TO show cause, within ten days
from the present notification, il any they
have o. why the account presented by Mrs.
Catherine E-gh,ff widow OF Charles Wagner.
natural tu:ix of her minor children, and such
administering this estate. should not be hOmOlo
gated and approved and the funds distributed i'll
accordance herewith
BY order of the Court
ialh % I'll M O. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

SPECIAL NOTICES.

,>.,,o>>,-o~.,1>c~>o-~~~>
Notice {" school Teachers.-The Superin
tendent OF Education for the county Of Bolivar.
Mississippi. sollcits applications Tor teachers OF
public schools in his county All appliea ions
should be made III lie handwriting OF applicants
Wv. OUSLOW,
Coln-v Superintendent of Edrcation Drui,lI.
BOLIVAR county. Mississippi 'as7 l2t,i ttN
Ma,:n-.l. arc l.quested :" prcsen, thcr claims,
.,ay.nent 70 JOSEPH " DOUGHERTi
ia1- l1t- Administrator No 95 Cana! street.
American Union Ciu:, Bar-s,dd Fellows
Hall fEBRi; AIRY 9,l5:l.-The Committee on In, tia
non, hrli nishtly ,e,sons4t the cub room. No
l.; s.. "ha-lr- street TIP stars' Melnbcrs OF he
club am friends -: tn" american IN, on Cub ii
please furnish the committee with IL" MES ct
Ia, l1di". they desire 20 be invited a. soon pos
,,. Az ,.,, 4b...ie al list OF ii! t,l; ladies' invita-
TONS Airs''' Issued " AfP' :. ne Ho en-, ,"S"
iaa-6, Chairman E.cort," COMMITTEE
Malice 20 Taxpayer, -: the Fourth Dis
.r..,-Tl.t n >pa ,3rs ~ TIN Fourth District
hereby notified that m, Office. on rchorpi'"u.as
stree. ..,ar Adele viii y. "l,eI, o!. tie i:r>; day OF
Fclauary 1911 for collection III ,a.cs OF l"," and
licenses .. l".. Those falling I" comply "'ll The
above !:ot.. before tlic twenty first 1T f,'.:,lr.
nr>1 W.l te dealt N::h according 70 l!".
V. GERODIAS
AZ 20 STATE Il, Collector l'o'rth Di.t.'.:.
metropolitan LOnsi. savings. and Pledge
Bank New Orleans .; ,ni:a:y :, ISL az
,urtin..- With resolution .,GonJ.d bv the
Board Of Directors a. n iu-tn. II. Id January 3.
49,! ~ aii, IONA! inssm"n: I" E't. Der cent has
been as" $50, % the capital NtocA 81 NJ Bank d
and uas;.!." ~ ia" banking house, No. ~ 81.
ISL. 49, - VA ' {, CAMP Pyssysn:
iaao;n-
Bani, Of Lafayette. Ne" "r,ean-. .,anu-
nv % I3.i.-Thr t"..I II nstal!mc: ~ 'NfcntT-.rc
per cent upon he capita. -to' 81 this bank viii
=, lu" and ;'yahie at The an:'n= 'H:s ror',.r":
Magazine and 81. Wary. street. %" III MA ity Of
fetlarv 'I'. -,oC !, Ioldvla .:c,'. notified .
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Succession of Pauline Boyer. Wife OF
George To.nOn-No. 81, l33.

George To.noni-No 81 ,l33
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors Of thi, estate and TO all other persons herein
latcrested to show canse within ten days from tho
present notification. ii any they have or can why
the account presented by George Tognoni. ado
nh.strator of this estate should not lbe hOlnOlOs
gated and approved. and tn. funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
Il, order OF TIC Court.
inl4 29frt NJ o. TRACY C'pyE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Avoid Du cks.-A v,crf!r Of early IN, secret ;o:,
ttfl-!. driH.i,, premature d"'a" ETC.,
ia. ~ +.lc. IN t.r.rv ,iv.T' 80 remedy, has
4 uIDn means of -,.f-t'r 'hIci ~. vii send fIi.,.
liz tri.ow stt .s'idr->- =. IL. IfTTLF. 3
Nassau .:r,; New .orI. ia25 toloIn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
succession OF Jean Abadie-NO. 81, sos.

succession OF Jean Abadie-NO. :t3, S6eS.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors OK this estate and to all Othe. persons
h"rcii interested 70 show within tea days
nom TIE present notification iii any they have or
cam WHY Inc account presented by Jean Mare
Bcrlcnal, ttstamcntarv executor of the deceased,
should not b" homologated AMI approx ed.
and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
3, order o.: the Court
'a2l rs Il NJ. O. TRACY Clerk.
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ce,siOu Of William Henry StOne-NO.

Succession Of William Henry StOne-N0.
34.SD
SECOND DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
~ of Orlcans.-Wiereas, MOmas l.. Wihr;v has
pettionct the court for letters OF adminis rat ion
on the estate OF the late William Henry Stone de-
ceased, state: Notice is hereby gwen to all
whom il may concern. to show cause within ten
DAYS why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
jAl92i2 n. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

\ C,S,;.-ArIDN.-Sa NJ. L. 10 Mr.. T..
bod. 'p..r.hly fall OF the rub:
.! w. 10: .,i.mit t. v"ur 'lrsiakrn t'ao:'-
90 .sg \ man who drinks I" cN,r~S can
not :,.,ri,1!r his i.hors int:liS'n;y. lo"
*" discharged
>,:d b. '..ili right viii no. work to7
al. ;nebr;...c who discharges lnc. No~ u"
intelligent cnouyi, I" apply :onr excellent
iyic. 70 yourself. Dis.'lar." your o"n
drunkenness
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Notice to the Members u! tire American
jni.a Cu, THE. rooms U. tins Club new AT
No l. st. Charles street Groom No. second itor},
but II no; -. ready Tor Unit. FRIDAY W.
MING. u. tnrnt y--tNcnt! instant. Tn. rr.lil.~
~c".!~ :n,c'ns Vii. ~ held III. ,.tecatnS (Satu:.
dave ..A!i-.
AS . +. T. ADAMS Se,rc+art.
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American Union Club Ilali-ssdd Fellows


Bank -Sr>, Orleans January :. i3.l.--in
,urtin..- With resolution .,GonJ.d bv the
Boar, Of Directors a. n meeting. u. ID January 3.
Il. a ADJ !olai 4l,ut o E't' cent has
been SGD th. capital stock 81 he Bank. due
and i,a.t.!,!. u, t:. ,aniiug hnl.sc. No. ia 81.
Cha T., $3.50: l.;uir Tho SEVENTH % MaiciI,
1851. 4. CAMP President.
;.-t,t,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

= H.:@,> CoErUs.-Stcyens, En-: ant:
f;.pck,r Burns will Dc before the. Eighth
Di... {. Court. this morning. on a VIZ. %
aahc'' corpus. They are confined O. the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

!'a.r.,!. S:ar',. No. Ds Girol street. WI.
81 y. PAINTED way path when he pitched
IA. ,,.i assaulted Patrick Cole viii. Il
nni.t. ara: cursed and inSilltcd Mrs. Mere
diti!. Patrick failed to g;yc bond. toapr'':ir
tci,y.. Recorder !.ou.ht"n tos examination
,l A. ...cutii of Febr,Iar:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
N>YoKtL1y 90 NV Oi.Lrl.. 4
tity Hail, jani.a-y ,. 1885,. \
iS0. San-A!ministvatiunS cslr.i

tity Hall, jan.l:y ~ 1885,.
no S9h-Atmini.tVatinn Served
An ordinance making appropriation tor 'h. pa
nlcnt Oft he bills of !. g. noc!lc IL, Corone. ,oc
The First and Fourth Districts.
Be II ordained. etc, That the Of tour t!ol.
sand three hundred and ttv-iire dollars b, .,nl
hereby appropriated in full payment h. bills
J. &. Roche Coroner for the First l:I.i fU;t:a
Districts for the following months ";
For the month OF July, 1870 ...........%! 81
Less deduct ions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ..-l--A 1913
For til. month Of August 1870. ....... 1919
Less deduc ions. Observation-Disclosures. g. 1855
For the mont. OF Scpt.,Ib Der, iJ.l.. 1904
Less dctuc ions. observation-disclosures. 1-.t.. -!
For the month OF October, 1850. .i.t
Less dcduc tions. Observation-Disclosures. 49, -
For the month of November .3.p 81.
Less d. duet tons. Observation-Disclosures, 49, 'tl
Tot al %;,JJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Bani> of Lafayette. New DTlean-. .IInu-
nv IS Ig,i.-ihr t"'i.I nStalnci,! ~ tHrcnfT-:'Nc
pei upon ;i'c capita, -" X ~ THIS bank viii
j .lu.. and ;,ayabl, ut The hanhn" t'tr. rorner"t
Magazine and 81. Wary. str It Ia. :iI.t day OF
Fc,,:aT,. TIE -,oc .Holdyls are ,c, :iotIilct .
be. PROMPT III it, payment.
,,l,3t i. y N,E HORN Cashier
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PROPOSALS..

DsP,k-as>r or ;rfRpvxN.STS. }
CIty Ut New Orleans, city Hall. :
I,o,-a,ki I,-l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Getting .Mnrried.-ESsays FOX youu: men, on
great lal evils and abuses, which interfere with
nlarriage-With means OF Ielirt for the erliiS
ami unfortunate, diseased AID drbtated. Sen.
free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton. NJ. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Penn
Sytvail;a. le4 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

! American MON Tub Ball. Odd Fellows
Hall. Thursday evening. February ;. l3.i-TIe
Committee on supper respectfully announce to TIN.
| tf-r'i> OF the American Union Cnb that Colonel
D,monticl hA been engaged to furnish the supper.
Supper from eleven until four O'Clock.
| DE-. C. +. WHITE.
| ia2:.trl Chairman Committee on supper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

n.r..>, ~ HG,o,i:.!>-.o. ..ie s*ca
81. las: SATURDAY.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

The STATE Taxpayers OF tn" Second Dis
TIC. hereby lpt!ttl 'll,t "fii'' VII l'-
opened on th,. FIRST pAi OF EEERI AIRY u";.'
lie. col. ciun ut S:.t. :,., .5,"..li sat
.!r..r>.s Tor :h,. y"ar I'll.
Those Ealing I, comply ,t! ti., .i,,." l":,r- be
t".- Tia. tArutvhrst day .: fcb.,..i ~.
deal. with ac.og.in; 10 ,....
L. T. ILMaRif
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

MON Bank Of Louisiana, .Danunry Is.
i3.!.-A: :, Inectin. of III. Board OF Directors held
this .i.Iy, ia dividend OF >> per cent Wa, declared
PAYABLE to the stochhoidcI, On and after the tour
tenth instant.
,,l. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

January -, i".l.-At an q, "t:"h ga Monday. tin,
,iNtc,.ii-ii i,t'nl. the following -r-tl,n,a were
elected Directors too tnc ensuing year;
tAn' HoijS THEODORE HtLiMAE
Il ~ EARLE. =. =. LAtilLr!'EJNHE.
LEON a.opC.IAX i 'tN BEN.HriSIN
WALTER .lGiI Lean PHELPS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Vihrr NeW Wr'r raIn s:"@ IISna UT"
Bond ot Dir,ctoIs held Wednesday. December Il.
d, ir.ii OF Six Dollars ltr share was declared
ont OF til. earnings OF the past ,i\ months PAYABLE
to tin. stockholders, their legal repre- .nta.i:c>,
on a!i after MONDAY, JANUARY lo. l"i.
i3l In W. :. BROWN Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Edwards New Orleans City Directors
Tor 49,. i". obtained a a.: III ..:'.: -.
iti'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

The representations of the wearher by the
sgnsl service officers in this city are so con-
stsntly verified that the caption predictions"
would better suit them than the unpretend.n g
heading probabilities" used by that office
IN the probabilities" sent out on Tuesday
evening, and published yesterday morning.
Cloudy weather, with light rams along the At
lantic coast was predicted for Wednesday,
which fitted the facts exactly. The bureau il
accomplishing great good already, and, as facts
and figures accumulate from which to deducs
general LAVE, it will become still more useful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Ell ileptic Mania" is the new name In New
York Tor smashing mans brains out with An
iron bar. At least that is the plea put in By the
lawyers in behalf OF Foster, who killed a pss-
senger in street-car in that city the other
Uight. This, though not so formidable a COM
phcstion a. preyed upon the notorious Mrs
air, will probably be good defence before an
average New York jury; bat We trust the afiict-
ed Mr. Fo>ter-who will, no doubt, turn out TO
be an exemplary and scholarly young Christian
may nevertheless be speedily and efectually
hanged Tor allowing himself 10 be attacked by
so dangerous a disea-e. IL may be cltcbin,
among the governing class in New York, unless
vigorous remedy is promptly applied.
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A PROFITABLE IHvEsrnENr.

COLUMBIA RAILROAD SrOOK
50 PAR VALUE.
Only $3.50 the First Instalment to be paid at the
time of subscribing. :
Only limited number of shores will be Issued
subecriptions for Stock may be made with q. III b
WHITE. Treasurer, National Metropolitan Bank
W. u. OLA0ETT, Sec y, Board Of Trade rooms
TIE cOLUnBlA STREET RAILROAD.
- rs PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS,.
The Columbia Street Railway, work on which is
20 os enmmenced ct once, ia TO run from tho east
se OF 10Th street, near Riggs Bank along New York
enue 20 the Intersection Of street, thence past
the northern Liberties srkst, on The south side,
ana Gown Massachusetts, avenue to II street, ont Fl
street past the Government Printing Office and near
- AIoysius Church, to the toll gate: distance OF
Hoout TWO and one half miles, which will be run in
thirty minutes. Tho directors expect tie get the
Chsrter amended at the next session of Congress
as 10 enable the company TO extend the road TO the
capitol and other important points. The beard of
eirec,ors; ! Q. Mcke'den, president: Alexander r.
Shepherd. Hen. A. NJ Claep, N B. Fugt VIM IL
Glageett, Col. b. $. Smsot N. M Rohrer; 9es II
b. Whit, cashier National Metropolitan Bank,
treasurer. tRep.I plyI-lm
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OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 4
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,l

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF C0LUMBIA,|
ExRCUTIvH OFDICs, April IS, 1871. }
In accordance with the provision OF the 5th sec ton
cf an act, entitled IAN Act to Provide Q Govern
rent for the District Of Columbia" approved Feb
ruary 81, 1871, I, HENRY ID. COOKE Governor OF
the District % Columbia, hereby appoint n ONDAY,
the 18th OF fay 1871, at L. NJ, for the meeting of the
Council and House OF Delegates OF the Legislative
Assembly OF the District OF Columbis, and designate
"Metzerott Hsll Building" in the city OF Washing
ton, as the place of meeting at which time and place
the members OF said Council and Hsnse of peleg
are notified 10 attend for the purpose of organize.
ton and the performance of the duties posed upon
thtm by said Of the Congress Of the United States
Given uLder my hand and seal the 18th day of pril,
A. ID. ISL. H. ID. COOKE, Governor
Patriot, ChrOn Rep 5Courier. copyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
SAIgOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- Under ard by virtue Of q decree of the IN -
pteme Court Of the District Of CoIumbia. rem
1ert q n channery cause Ne. =, entitled Kill.
man 81 al VS. hibble, the subscriber Is authorized
TO sell, ct private sale the following real Estate ~
she late "a Alexander Kibbie deceas d Lot Is, in
- pare 10. tx, ming IS feet ON x street betwssn
IN and 18Th streets n W,sna running b,ck =, feat
20 an SLY sin y, improved by four Frame Houses Lot
y IL square 5y fronting 81 feet and inches ON Viz
glIia avenue and rs feet TO- inches ON 2li $50,
I'M proved BY four fr sme Houses >'''
The property on street IL nat ID in An ejohI.
ana rapidly improving section of the city ard nre
sehts rsre chance fer Investment. The terms will
For full de SCI ption CT the property pIease call
az my efbc. No. 4J4 Op eosite City II all
Dyf If EDWARD G. OAERINGTON, Trus,es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

The New York Herald proposes General Sher-
man a. the democratic candidate tor the Pres
idency in double-leaded paragraphs, scattered
through the paper, after the style in which it
brought out olive Oak' George Law for the
same position some years ago. The Herald
argues that Sherman is the man for the demo-
Gratis, because he is with,them on the Ku KluI
question and the st. Domingo ueytion. The
democratic leaders, however, tight shy o. the
suggestion. The Word thanks him for his
''sturdy honesty" in exposing the latest and
most egregious political sham" and styles him
a high-minded illustrious soldier" but throws
cold water on his candidacy by saying that che
can be suspected OF no other me tive than pa
tIi0tic interest in the general welfare" and
that he holds more desirable Office than the
Presidency, because he has a life tenure, where
aS the President goes out and passes into in-
significance at the end Of four years"
The truth Is that General Sherman, with his
0utspoken frankness on all subjects, would
prove the breechiest steer the democracy ever
had in their fold, and they know it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
Don't Do Iti

1t Is stated. we hope incorrectly, that the
names OF some OF our prominent Territorial off,
GERS appear endorsing the application OF the no
tOriOus Dick Smith tor a position on the fire de-
partment, on the ground that che has of late
rendered valuable services to our party" One
Of the things hoped to be gained By the Terrific
rial plan of government was a reform in the
matter OF appointments, by which fitness and
character should be the test. and not mere part
izan services. The fact that the Governor AMI
his immediate advisers were placed, by their
mode of designation, above the reach or infiu-
ence Of ward politics and club dictatieD, was
deemed a suff cient guarantee that better class
of men would be secured for place than under
the old municipal system. Such we believe will
he the case and We have no doubt that the
signing OF the recommendation of Smith was an
inadyertence, resulting from the too common
practice with busy officials OF signing recon-
mendstiOns almost without looking a. them
when presented by parties in whom they have
confidence. But we want our new icials here
after to scrutinize eve ything they sign. aud be
cure that they recommend TO rovdy for a place
merely because che has rendered valuable SER
vice 10 our party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

1EN0IIOE This public is hereby respectfully
~ Informed that on and alter May 7, 1911, opIy
Members OF WASHINGTON SOHUETZEN We.
hhiN viii be- admitted to the Park On SUNDAYS
6entiemen desiring the privilege to visit the PARK
on All occasions, inc udDg the Festivals given by
Tee Association, can become embers by prs-
renting . petition through an active memhey snd
the pay ment Of Sc annual dnea. an 2l. aofnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
~COMPbIMKNTARY sERKNADB
~ By TUE
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
AND
CLUBS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY SIN.
TIE REPUBLICAN CLUES

THE REPUBLICAN CLUES
apd other distinctive Republican ORGANIZATIONS Of
each Legislative district will rendezvous at their
respective Eea3gusr,ers punctually at clock and
yoln the line under marshais be selected by them
FIBsT DiyIsioN-Consi.ting OF the LIST, 22i,
-st ana Oth districts, viii fall into line their
regular srder, leaving the Navy Yard at 80 clock
undeI the escort OF oand OF music, and proceed To
TIE ity Hall. forming on Indiana avenue, the right
resting on 4th street.
SECOND MISUNDERSTANDING of the Four
tenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and NineteCth bis.
trict' will form under tbs orders Of their Marshals
aid will be escorted by a band Of music to attn
THIRD naes Of thu Eleventh
Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Districts, will form
under the orders Of their NJ arshss, aud will be
escorted by band Of music 10 A., street. the right
resting on Indiana avenue
, FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF part of the
Second and the seventh. Eighth, and Thirtesnt tn
Districts. will folm under the orders of their Mar
snsls ARD Will lie escorted BY tand OF music to 9TH
street The right resting on Louisiana avenue
second and the Third. Fourth, FIFTH Sixth, Ninth,
Tenth, and Twelfth Districts, will form under tbs
orders Of the Msrshsls, and hold themseIve, In
VIII be escorted by = band of music down to 9th
street, the risha resting on louisiana avenue.
will b. formed unasr the direction ef The Chief
ths., ~ CLOCK precisely, proceeding to a point
on fennsslv be eaf Ter desis dated
itol gate, wh the wing will proc eec pst
south side Ut the Capitol, through South street,
and Second street east to East Capitol street and the
North to First stroeg east and thence 20 East
capitol street vhere the columns wilI close in mas
IN front Of the residence Of Hon. N. q. Urdway,
Ohairmsn OF the Republican General Comm ittee,
S ana oongrstIlatory speeches will b. made by the
Con mlttee, OOlOnsl Ordway, GOvsrnsr Cooke Gen
sTaI Chipman, and members OF the Council and
present. ~ "
By order Of
B-1hs narshaIs seIecteI nv IN, seversi nj.
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Elsewhere will be found an important procls-
nation issued By the President to-day in regard
70 the enforcement OF the provisions of the
fourteenth amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

B-1he hsrshals selected by thu several Dis
tricts are requested meet at the OF
the Committee, 939 Pennsylvauia .yenue ON FRI.
day afternoon, at O'clock myt ,t
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DEFEAT OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.
In the British House OF Commons last evening.
Mr.. Jacob Bright moved a second reading of
the bill enfranchising women, and in a speech
la support OF the bill used all the old and we'll
known arguments in its favor. The opposers, in
reply, repeated the veteran objections to female
suffrage. MIR. Gladstone, at much length, said
that he was not prepared to support the
measure. He liked the Italian idea Of female
suffrage, founded on property, but Exercised
by proxy" Another member opposed the ex-
tension of sufirs to females as an outrage on
wOmanhood. Lord John Manners was puzzled
10 discover the grounds OF Mr.. Gladstones op-
position, and said that scenes at elections were
easily avertsble by the same means which
already enable members Of universities to vote.
On division the bill was defeated by sixty
line majority against it.
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