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TIE ILesu.

a few days after the Hooper flourish
Miss Fosdick took come Of the Homo Chill.
dren up to the Rauble. Ibis vas Il way
sho-had of creating pleasure. 0u theee
ezcursous--droaling i seeming display oi
weli-doing-she dressed plainly, and wore
vail. With her three VI four little cirll
Dhe was generally taken as a nurse.
1t was d pleasant aigLt---tho children.
with wonder aud delight in their great
eyes, grouped around their friend, in some
retired nook, listening to the fairy stories
she told them while resting.
To-day the fait.sS were dispensed with
in sudden and uuusual way, and the lit.
tie thugs, greatly disappointed, were told
to amuSo themselves awhile, as theiT com.
panon wss tired.
Yes, poor Sirl, she Was tired aud welry
enough !
"fot a headache T. one Of the chillroa
asked her.
""orse than That, child, as you ma
know one Of these days to your sorrow,'
aud her voice was very harsh.
Some PEOPLE in tho bushes behind hel
were talking in Trcnch---how yho wiibet
she had ueyer known that language ---ant
she could hear them. They bad called
her bonnie. The fear if she moved sht
might uudeoeive Que, at lsast, kept hel
immo7able. She could do'uothing but li
there and hear.
There was L steel,!ike hardness, sword
like severity, where Miss Foadick had onlj
known patbos, in one Of the voices tall
ing. Her ear detOesed in these merely {
covering to some pain, some suffering, ant
rich pity was wruug from her heart
THIS is something like what she heard
away did you come hsrs tn gall my lit'
to bitterneSs7 Did you ask anything ovel
thtre, Marie, that ! refused you :"
C,cr.cry TT T-EK
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
Averages Better than the Rest Of Us,
after All,

AvonGn IN u neighborhood is only
exceeded By another woman. She eau
o.ys truer, or hate wo.Ee, than tho mon
ell ordinary clibre.
Gle can make Of homo 4 little Heaven
OF ] little hsll, and on legs capital thnn
any other bueincSS can bo carried on
with
Gho can make ten OF hundred dol
or HI 60 gp, o, pe quiok
5hs can drive man out Of house,
i her tongue he working all right, quick
er than Beat EuLlsr could set away
with set Of spoons.
She iS better than pine or stone ,oal
to keep neighborhood boiling hot, and
homo more uncomfortable than burn on
your thumb joint, all the time making
you think abe Is a package Of refined insi
nocence, saint, favorite angelic adj
vartiE.ng agent for Gabriel.
She can kiBs another woman weetsr
and then talk about her worss thai o..o
Of these Reform Republicans can talk
about the PRESIDENT
And sho knows more BY i: tuition Of
al the affairs Of the naighborhood thai
Grant knows about his relations or the
poat-ot6co presents he receives, or is win
ing TO.
She can be nicer to woman she hates
than q carpet-bag politician lis to negro
before he has voted.
Sho can walk lurthr to display new
dress than 9Jyal or disloyal contrlband
could travel for chickens in the night.
And God love her. if she loves man,
sis will stick to him longer than the
Dent fa1Elsy will to the immortal speech
maker, Ulysses!
Like dollars, good wonren @n hard to
set, hard to keep, botkersome to look
after, but here is ecaundrum : How
can We get along without them
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
VOLUNITCSIV.
Number Ia.
A Stppid Witness,

ihSse who are in the habit OF attend
ing police and othsr courts may prcha-
bly, have observed the difficulty under
which tho lawyers and judges labor
sometimes II getting witnesses to testify
II legal form, The following, which re-
Gently took plaza at a Cincinnati i0hioJ
court, il on amusing and perfect exam
pie. 4 man had boen caught in the act
ot theft and pleaded in eEtenuation that
no was drunk
Court TO the policeman who was wit
nc5s,-"What did tho man say when YOU
arrested him ."
Witness-"Hc 5a'd he was drunk"
Court want his precise words,
just as he uttered them he didn't uss
the proneIu he did he? He didn't say
Ne was drunk p"
Witnoss-"Ch, yes, be dld--he said hs
was drunk he acknowledged tho corn.
Court getting inpatient at the wit
neaaes' stupidity)-"You don't under
stand ME at all want the words as he
uttered them didn't no say 1 was
drunk ?"
Witness (deprecatingly)-"0b, no.
your Honor He didn't say you was
drunk; l wouldn't allow any man to
charge that upon you in my presence"
Prooecutor-'Pshaw, you don't COM
prehend at all His Honor means, did
not the prisoner say 10 yop, 4 was
drunk 2"
Witness (reloctivoly) Dwell, hemight
have said yOu wore drunk, but didn't
hear him"
Attorney for the prisener-"What tho
Court desires is to have you sta+e the
prisoners own words, preserving the
precise form Of the pronoun that he emaGe
use Of in reply. Was it the first person,
l, the second person thou, or the third
pegsen, he she or it? Now, then, Sir,
(with ssveidty) upon your cath, didn't
my client say to you, u was drunk?"
Witness (gstting mad)-"No, he
didn't say you was drunk, either, but if
he had, reckon he wouldn't lied any,
Do you suppose that the poor fellow
charged tho whole court with being
drunk :"
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NATURES
Hair Restorative.

Contains No LAC SULPHUR-No SUGAR OF
LEAD-No LITHARGE-No NITRATE OF
SILVER, and is entirely :tee .,.la lac Poisonous
and Heal;h-destsoyins Drugs Used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, it will not
soil the finest fabric-perfectly SAFE, CLEAN
and EFF1CIENr-deslderstu LONG SOUGHT
FOR AND FOUND AT LAST!
It restores and prevents tie hair from becom.
ing Gray, impar:s soft, gloesy appearance, Ic-
moves Dandruf il cool and refreshing to the
h3nd, checks the Ha. CGo:n falling off, and 70.
stores it 10 great extent wAeG rI;ml!u.cl7
lost, prevents HCaIacnes, cures oil! I-Gll-.5, "a
taneous cruz lions, and unnatural lteat. As q
DRESSING FOR THE HAIR IL is tho BEST
ARrrCLL IN THE MARKET.
Dr.. G.. SMITH, Patentce, Groton Junction
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTLR BROTH
ER4, Gloucester, Massachusetts The Genuine
IS pu; up in pane! bottle, made expressly for
it, with the name Of the article boEa IN the
glass. Ask your D:ugss9. lor Natures Hair
Restorative and take ~ other.
For sale by UR. L. +. fCRuGGs
noy3-ly sweectwater, Tenn,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23

A darLey was boasting to grocer Of
the chsaprsss Of ten pounds Of sugar he
had loaaght at rival 'shop. "Let me
weigh the package" said the gre GER.
The darkey accented, and it was two
pounds short The "colored gentleman"
looked perplexed for q moment, Gaad
then said "Guess he didn't cheat dis
child much, for while he was gittin do
sugar, stole two pair Of Shoes"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23

ooh, dear /" aud'''iraOious me-" az ussd
by the ladies', is decided to bc swearing
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23

A friend says the frat thing that turu~
ed his attention to mstrimony was tho
neat and skiEf1l manner in which pret-
ty girl handled q broom. lie may SEQ
the time whom the manner in wkich that
broom is handled will not afford him SO
much Satisfaction.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
COUNTY oFFcERg:

COUNTY oFFCERg:
Shorif-JOs. T.. Houston.
Deputies-J, II, Browdcr, A. HsTkinB and D.
s. Smith.
Tx Co!loctor--Es. C.. Harris.
TruS,ee--Rob' Russell.
Register--E. D. Malone.
NoiGyy Public NJ. +. johnson,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FEDERAL oFFCERs.
COURTS:

Chancery Court-Begins.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Circuit Court--Bsgins ID Monday in January,
May SEd September. {. P. Hall Judge. Z. L,
Griffith, Clerk.
County Court Meets Lot Monday in each moutL.
b. !. johnson, Chairmsa. 4. 4. D'yks .Grk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
Local Intelligence.

IMPROPER CHAEGEs.-A well known cot
ton firm on Baronne street complaiued 10
the police that several Offices had been sut-
lere's from petty pilteyer. Light station
cry, small sums OF montv. gold pens pistols
anu canes We're stolen, ana finally suspicion
tell on a Young man WAC is occasionally
employed III sweeping cut offices. Some
gentlemen asked "A detective to arrest the
fellow and take him before the Board OF
Po..ce commissioners as Il vagraut. simply
because they disiikrd to make Il charge of
theft ayainst the accused. as such IA course
would compel them to appear i'll court. and
thus lose time: they also objected TO prose
cutting. because their names wouid appear
III the newspapers. Their objections are
unworthy OF good citizens: they complain Of
being wronged. Yet will not pursue the
thief. preteIring 10 shift the trouble on the
police. The board refused to consider the
man : case under the charge OF va-rancy
as one Of the complainants stated to the
officer that he had the fellow in his employ
how did he expect to convict the prisoner
OF va-rancy when he testified that the mtn
worked for a living \ request not to pub
l-l names of prosecutors is all that is neces
>arv fox this reporter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
SALE OF MARKET REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMHHCs,}
New Orleans. November p, III. J
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH AT PUBLIC AUG
W ton. on THURSDAY. the thlItirth instant, at
twelve o cock NJ. il the Mayors P,rlor, city Hall
the revenues of the public markets for the month
.. DtC-ulpt
The .ras--s VII. be required to coniorm t" all the
CITY ordinances rrldtin. to markets, aad viii have
tn privilege of collecting the revely.r according
to ordinance No ~. as amended.
Accepted bidders will be required 70 make a de-
post % nifty dollars in cash for each at the
time o: sale which shall be forfeited 70 the city III
CASE OF failure TO complete the contract.
The c:tE RESERVES the right 10 reject any and all
ott,-y-
BIDS % be made in currency
f. G. REMICN
noZ: u Administrator Of Commerce.
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such lasting, enduring designs. that al
though he lies here to-day cold and dor
maut. mute his tongue. still his limbs lie
lives and speaks to us in his bright exam
piles and beneticent labors. and these are
and ever shall be engraven upon the
! Masonic tablets of both our hearts and
/ memories.
Bat. brethren. We are almOnishe,l that
| orr beloved order requires of US meeknesS
/ patience and humility. Death has taken
| from Us one whose place can not easily be
! filled: the DESTROYER has levcieI his SHAFT at
OR shining mark. aud he is with Us no
more But deeply as We deplore his loss
grlrvous and almost unspeakahlH a. is or
distress, we bow in meekne,s and humility
t. the stern decree OF the Grand Master
above. and. lookin. up to Him. say: Father
God thy will be done.
In the death of Brother Dunn we have a
striking example OF the uncertainty Of life.
Truly has it been said that so soon "a we
b-Lin to live. that moment We begin to die
lo,l. whose hair is already b.ossominy for
tLe grave. little thought that you would
1--we 10 pay the last sad tribute OF respect to
oGr departed brother. But SO i Is and it
plainly reminds lis that in The niI-. OF Ite
We are in death Brethren, by the irdis-
,ollb,e chain of sincere affection. binding
Is together. we are to relieve the distressed
-,"-he the unhappy and Restore peace and
harmony where it does not exist. oar duty
III t,li> case is plain.
To Il i beaueathed TIE widow aa,! family
81 Brother Dunn. See IT, 1t that you per
TORN tia, sacred duty III The tu.4es: meas
uge He knew, if anything he krew IL his
last extremity. that fond hearts. hrotAerIv
hands am. willing minds were near III, be
reave'! wife and family. 50 soon 70 be left
without his protection and care. And oh
G3I In"u who art tn" Husband o.: the
w.dOW. the Father OF the tathr.!r-S ASST
IL heHe below 70 pr"tect uad sustain t:li-
O""eaNcd widow and family. To u, br.u.iy-
the hu-v: without Thy AID We canno, az
r"HtI-h anything As IAnu aa>t b-re:c
Lr- ot lis presence. be TL"H Ler he'll per III
ta.- hour .: need. See - il. brethren. thai
tAr ,,u~. cont,.e'i III u It, .alih:...y ,i.a.,eI
aut diligently attended t..
Finally. brethren. our duties Il Free aaI
Accepted Mason> are tina. We are char .-d
t. avoid all slander o. tiar and faithful
brethren: nor must We suffer- :. - be done
b"I.nd his back. by which his reputation
i-h- suffer. How much more sacred and
obligatory is it IN this case. Broth. ID l:-u
= gone: are the cUst"da!.> o. his cha
ae;ec and virtues Let Us ne v!s.lan- tAac
The III. i not assaulted hv W. car- uot
WLn.,.. and that the second :, p,ac.isei bY
L, all.
IL; IL be prepared 70 defend WIKI a. or
hearts and strength the ca-k-t hr.l;.-,.tlr
:" u Y his death. AMI itt u a.. uu:.,. in
fostering and perpetuatln- his nrn.o:y and
ehuIat:n- his brIg Int examples. Hope, which
= the anchor of the soul. leads 10 70 believe
that when our departed brother alarmed
the outer door OF the Grand Lodge above
he wa- found WORTHY and Wei qualified and
h-t.n- 20 be a stone ii thar temple not
made with hands, but eternal II the
heiVtI-,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
NlW ORLEAN, DENTAL CoLIEnE w

NLw ORLEANS DENIAL CoLTEuE We
arc in receipt OF an invitation to al
tend the Introductory iectace. of th;, inst
tItion, commencing November = Il : Z.
NJ, by Professor \. F. McLaiI ! card IL
another column gives the names Of tie pc
f-s-or- and the times fer lectdre, and
clinics. We are glad 10 see signs Of the
Prosperity and usefulness Of tbs college.
ana that the dental li>pen-ary is kept open
which poor persons can 60 fer the .ratui-
tou5 extraction of painful teeth and for
other dental operations. usually 50 eNlei.-
,lve. The college i, located at No Il Caro-
Gcltt street. near Pcrd.In.
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PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT og IMPKOvgMaEr-, /
Nav ,IrI.au, \nvnru her 25 1871

DEPARTMENT og IMPKOvgMRgr-,
New orleans. Novem Der rs, 1871. )
- tAl.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE REG RI ED AT
- tbs oti"e until twelve VI. WEDNESDAY,
twenty hiAfL instant, for the construction of a
pIot"' Oh lrvce On the line OF The Od Jefferson
railroad. t! ON III" Mississippi RIVER in CalrolltOn,
i" fo'Irtr-nt street, IN OF the DUblln avenue
draining mac Iint thence along Fourteenth street
ana TO the intersection OF the Jackson Iyoad,
n accordauc- win specifications he ia the
ofic.. of the titv S,.Ivtyor.
The work to be com .eei by The fifteenth day of
January. 81.
The city reserves the right to reject any all
BIDS
Pvopo-als to be for the who'e work complete and
addressed 70 the t.uier, sucd niorseti proposal
tur plo.-ttiOu l-vtt JOHN CNCkREM
unlH Admin,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
CANCELLATION OF RO>u.

STArE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive DtpAI tment,
New Orleans, November lj 1871 !
~ H1hra>, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
=, ~ fol tht carceliat or. OF the oiciai bonds
q Il y N";!; Solncry, AUciulIetr III and tor the.
t''--'- '' 'l-titlls. 10 wit: Two bonds dated Tt
'"t'.Er.N august q. 1885. and February s.. I}rl,
-i'''.s - H. NJ Mont gomery priuc pal. and " il.
..'! bt;Ar- and Henry Eastman as stl,.tir,: and
we "."!s lated respectively February |. 1908 AM!
an AItltA Is. 3hh. gurd BY K. NJ Mont .omtrl as
=! 'it't AID william Barnes and b. l.. Shtarer as
50! tlr- and bond dated Jane D. 1867. signed Nv
II > N."t, -oiH"TN a. principal and " llam Barnes
't - II Re orange as sIlttits. each OF the atort-
,...gJ npn't- Z the sum OF ten thousand dollars;
al tH'H 'tin- conditioned the faithful per.
foGniiAce oE the said K. VI. Montgomery OF his
u,.'.r- a AUCtionctr aforesaid.
Nntct = hereby given TO all persons Interested in
lie al nAds 10 tl- their objections to the cancel.
." thereof ii writing in III. office OF the Srcr.,.
tarv 81 STATE within ninety days after the last pub.
location Aereot.
eve. Under my hand and the seal of the State,
tAlS fifteenth day OF November A. .. 1871 and OF
tAe independence Of the United States the ninety.
sixth.
By the Governor: H. C. VARNoTH
roll 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
In Bankruptcy-NO. sos.

NHkRkAS, SAMUEL ". WILLIAMS OK NV
W preah9 and district ator-saji ,.,I,y de-
,atu nalkfup' under the act of Cor. r.,s OF Mach
= i'o' mas lhis 'aN hled III said court n pe-.-.n,,
PRAYING ioi discharge and certificate thrrnf tro,
act 80 49, A4i0' st'd
Notice is therefore given TO ALI cr.,;. o,. ,o ,o
Piot teI htots and 10 all other persons IL int
81 una, the sixteenth dav OF december l3-,
ana that they may then and Their. arr.ni and shov
oans II any they have, why the PRAYER of the said
petition should not be granted and further uotico
- gen Ihat the bankrupt will undergo al exam
.iatIon oeiore Register Kellogg. on the four
oetnth gay OF December, A. y. 1871. at II A. N
Louisiana. ~ N''S'
Clerks Once, New Orleans November p 1871
no.! ~ de8 E. LQEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Brief Communications Pt1lished-Long
Ones Htrn'iab,y Rejec.ed-The Editor no.
Responsible for The Sentiments Expressed
IN lie CoD3ml,, icu'ious.l
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Permit me. through the columns 0: your
valuable journal. to call the attention of
the Administrator Of Improvements to the
horrible condition OF Dorgencis street, par
tIc,ilarly that portion from Canal to Com
mon street. Ii TIE Administrator would
examine the part referred to- and have tie
same graded or raised or filled with earth
III such manner that the property holders,
taxpayers and citizen, in the vicinity may
have thorou, I.tare beneficial and usetI! to
all parties, he wotid receive the thanks Z.
the community for abat!ny this com laint.
ionrs Very respectfully.
WILLIAM CONDOR.
Dur.euois street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

FOOD FOR \ RoMANCi-O tiicer Pett;wav
found half demented woman lying on the
levee. head of Broad street Greenyille
where she had been several hours, retu-n =
to give any account OF herself on her
person were found fifteen dollars in gold
coin and twenty dollars in currency. L; a
novelist had her history he nj ght perhaps
make an interesting book
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
Hall second Ward Kadicai Republican

Mother tlGD. NoTcmber p i3-i Tile m- !lDr.s Of
TINS cllb and all Republicans .: the wall t,e IL
vited to attend the meeting 70 pe held MONDAY
EVENING, twenty seventh Instant at Sc . clock
tor the purpose ~ e'tctlng tor delegates to repre-
sent the ward II the Parish Committee. By oc-
der of C. F. tiIATDlN President
+. +. BEGHr3L, Secretary. MOTT Ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

DEATH AT THE CAPSTAN Erasmus An
terson, German sailor of the bark EX-
press, was killed by capstau bar-a rope
breaking. The bar struck him on hi, head
The accident occurred III the Good Intent
Dry Dock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

MEETING OF PARK COMMIsSIONER~-Rc
jyH0tiDt at .>clt0tp, U,5 = EiccH0u II Fi"
Ho":H1to.-At a meeting Of the Park Con-
rui>-;"nelS held before the departure Of
Senator Wet for Washington. that gentle
luan resigned. The commissioners met yes
terday. and under a provision of The Law.
filed the vacancy by the election Of -.
NJ. +. Bouzano. We understand that lie
VIII be made tie president OF the board
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

DLAJH OF \ BURGLAR.-Several nights
ago thieves attempted to break iu.o a
-.ocety il the fourth precinct, but they
were - clumsy that they made sufficient
noise 70 arouse the proprietor. Quietly lie
arose, took his loaded pistol, and ganin. q
lets after him. The fellows escaped aud
nothing was heard of the transaction until
three DAYS had passed. when the police
were notified that a man was in a grocery
n the Third District, sut.'eiiu. from a
wound. This person proved to be William
and was buried yesterday. one bullet Lad
penetrated his lungs, causing internal hem
inorthage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

CSlrED STATES Patent OFFICE.
Washington D. c., November 70 l3Il.
IN THE PETITION OF BENJAMIN DAVID Gull
~ lett of An;te. LousiaI PRAYING for the extern
sioc OF patent granted to him on the twentY-thlrd
DAY OF February, 1883, for an improvement IN
the case be closed the twentv-third day or
January next, that the time for III ng arguments
ana thu examiner report be limited 10 the second
dar OF February next, and thai said petition DO
hear. on tie seventh day OF February next.
An person may oppose this extension.
Ip2h law i d. LEtrGETr. CommsSHre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

TO the city on lugger and taken to his
home, No. II Main street by the harber
police.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
CRLEANS-No 3+1a
Il tAe matter of the ilterdctiou OF Joseph Villa
'1NiI> CASE CAME Up THIS DAY By CONSENT
Present A. "iiina, for opponent; Brau.hn
\ Buck, tor defendant:
"hti after hearing piea,lin.s. evidence and
'uunst.. tle court being OF opinion that the Il pga
IONS OF w petition PRAYING toy the utertirctIou of
IoSe fh Nt!arUDla have been Justly estab she'd and
'lat the -did Joseph Eillarllblt j. insane person.
II IS oidcitd ailudetd and dtcretd thai he bs
fiont.!!ceu an iIdbti!al Insane person wholly unfit
and me ompeten TO take charge Ot him self and ad
minister III, estate, and that therefore he be aud
Ne IS HEREBY declared nteI,iIct-d and iii ,uJalifi-d
from performing any of the acts and contracts
men persons of age and npeteut in law have
me po"e! OF performing legally. The costs to be-
borne BY h.s estate.
JNignrnt leidered September Is 1871.
judgment Si-ned September "a 13-1.
t>.4ntdl l.. DUNIGNtAUD judge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Richmond woman asks for divorce.
SAVING that she has hot scel her husband
since he murdered her IA her.
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AUCTION SALES TO.uORROW.

BY SHERIFF SAUvINET. at 10 O'Clock. At NJ =:
=. Ann street. twelve boxes merchandise
consisting of the contents II country store
-"ot AS shoes. hats, dry goods, clothln. etc -
W. Il. Blanchard vs.. Isaac Schwartz
5Y LOUIS STERN BROS a. 10 O'Clock, at Nc
l. Charities street. 900 Gases boots shoes and
G.O.an-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

FALL MEETING OF HE MLrAIRIE ,JoCNEl
CLtH.-We publish thi- morning tie pro
gra!inlc for this meeting, to wh.c,. We ia
wife attention. 1t viii be seen that rare
sport may be anticipated, a. the meeting
will extend over four days. Tie last day ..
tie meeting the great four mile race VII
take place for the club purse of sl.oo, on
which occasion il is expected that the ~tru-
gle will be closely contested and unusually
Interesting.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Opera House.

1h:- evening. Bazin's opera o: lie Noy-
'-e Ell China. Sunday prices.
Academy Of Music.
NJ James A. Oates Comic Opera Con-
rauy W.. appeor this evening for ,- la.
tn" II Paul and Par,ne: joe" and Tie
Two Pudl.oot.. Tomorrow evening the
c....u~n- artistic Mrs. y. =. Bowers. viii
C":Dl.lence an engagement. Supported hv
NJ. j. c. McCollum.
IT Charles Theatre.
Benefit OF Mr.. X. Dor-av O-,i,.n. tor
UI..tI occasion magnificent D-oyrdulut
VII o- printed. Iomo!rcW evri4in. con-
Il II - the engagement. g. Ms, Jane
t.l III and her cHmbnnt.o: coiApauv
Varieties Theatre.
L. -:a,!d opening NJ Ii e.. l." N3-.c-::.-
l."t-.r. Monday evening. Drcti.be: !: w:
I- i,r event N this city lpI- 10 he relLr..-
r-ccd. Tie box Office vi, be opened toy
t'.- - OF seats Saturday morning a. -,
DEL *. On future DAYS -u- box o.t:c, W.
b. o"~l! son. IL \. n - . T. NJ 70. >c..r
90. ..r"-. zee Acknowledgement II ar.!-c!I.ar.
Gu. IN =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
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