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

CHOICE SIXTH DISTRICT BUILDING SITES
AT AucrIoN.-In onr advertising columns,
this morning, may be seen another large
and attractive list of valuable Sixth Dis
triet vacant property, which will be offered
at auction by those energetic and prompt
auctioneers, Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, on
the fourteenth of this month.
The squares are subdivided into one hun
dred and sixty-twO lots, and are to be sold
by squares, quartersquares and lots, the
whole of which is known as ridge property,
is very high, and is situated ION St. Charles;
Nashvilles State and other leading avenues,
contiguous to the projected City Park, Gov
ernOr's mansion, State House and grounds,
and mostly in choice and thiekly settled
neighborhoods. The terms are easy, and
rare opportunities are offered for first class
Investments. For full particulars read the
advertisements, and see the plans at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
Masonic Hail.


On the morning of the twenty-seventh
ultimo, at Richmond, Indiana, Mr.. Brofford,
prominent shoe dealer, and one of the
leading members of Grace Church, in that
place, was shot by his sister-in-law. 1t ap-
pears that his wife recently FLED petition
for divorce, charging him with associating
with lewd women, adultery, etc Her sis
ter having heard that he had been casting
insinuations upon her character and good
name, stepped into his store in the morning,
about halfpast seven o'clock, and demanded
an explanation and retraction. Not receiv-
ing satisfaction, she drew revolver and
lodged bullet in his temple. This Brof-
ford Is the same person who tried to Gust
the Rev. Mr., hinnans from his church, by
bringing up several charges OBTAINING him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

We notice that Major Edward A. Burke
has been appointed freight agent for the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
railroad, to I'LL the vacancy made by the
resignation of Captain Simeon Toby. Cap
tain Toby has, for many years, stood so
high in the business community Of New Or
leans that it is no small matter OF eongratu-
lation among those who do business on the
jackson railroad that his position will be
filed by one so perfectly competent as
Major Burke. Previously to the resigna-
ton of Captain Toby, Major Burke acted
as his chief clerk. He is, therefore, no
Novice in the business. Besides, be has had
an enlarged experience in railroad matters
as assistant superintendent on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad. Major Burke has also
been extensively engaged in business. as
merchant in Galveston. There Is no doubt
that this appointment will give satisfaction
to all whom it concerns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

STATE oF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department
New Orleans, August 81, 1859
WHEREAS, l. n. PHILLIPS HAS MADE APPLI.
w cation to me tor the cancellation OF MS
bond as Auctloneer in and for the city OF New or.
leans to Wit 4 bond dated May g. less ia the sun
OF ten thousand dollars Is 000o) signed b. / NJ
fhllps as principal, and Ale xander Phiuips and a
Rosehus as SECURITIES; the condition Of said bond
beng for the faithful performance by the said
FhinPs OF his duties as Auotioneer as aforesaid
ana ms bond as Clerk OF the Sixth ~ DISTRICT Cour
tOE the parish of Orleans, 10 Wit: A. bond in the
sum OF I'VE thousand dollars (#50G)l, dated No
vember l8, 1883 signed by n. Phillips as PRINCIPAL
AID Alexander Phillips aud P. T. Philips as sec3rI
tlesi SAID bond being conditioned for the Faithful
aforesaid ~
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested
IN the said bonds 10 Gle their objections 10 tile
cancellation thereof in writing in the ofhee Of tie
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and The seal Of the state
this thirty first day Of August 1859 and OF the In
dependence Of the United States the ninety.lourth
By the Governor:
a. G. wARMoTH.
GEo. r. BoyEs, Secretary of STATE. de3 56t
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AmUsEarENrs.

VksHh4 AA9GNBe
This evening ponizetti's opera in two
acts, la File du Regiment Grand diver
basement, LES Nymphes," composed BY
Mr.. Ven Hamme. lie Paratonnerre,i I,
comedy vaudeville in two acts. LES Deux
Sourds,p vaudeville in'one act. Tomorrow
evening. Verdi's grand opera 'The Trova-
tore Tickets for the opera can be secured
at Gquewald's music store, No 100 Canal
SO. Charles Theatre
''Sinbady viii be produced this evening.
with all it's magnificent scenery, intoxica-
ting music and gorgeous costumes, and the
entire Lydia Thompson burlesque troupe in
the cast OF characters. Tomorrow noon,
New Years matinee, with "Sinbad" as the
grand performance. The same tomorrow
evening.
Academy OF Music.
This evening, the last night of 'Robinson
Crneoe," with the sparkling olio to precede
IT, 30 once more and see that great bur
lesaue and pantOmime, and then visit the
AeHdenly tomorrow noon on the occasion of
tqe nfst New Year matinee, when there will
~ new stars, a new sensation, and the mu-
steal burlesque Of 'Ixion, or the Man at the
Wheel"
Lyceum Hull.
BuIlard's Panorama Of New York CITY,
which takes the spectator forty-one miles
through the streets of that metropolis, will
he exhibited at LyeeUm Hall tomorrow
afternoon at two O'clock, this evening at
halt-past seveno' clock, and every afternoon
and evening at the same hours until and in
Guiding the fourteenth instant
Masonic Hail.
Miss Marie Wilkins, late of the Varieties
Theatre, Will give another select reading at
Masonic Hall next Thursday evening. Her
readings will be principally from the poets.
we hope public sympathy will be enlisted
IN this ladys behalf, and that there will be
large audience present on the occasion, SO
that the heart of Mrs. Wilkins viii be clad
dened by welcome receipts fer admission
tickets.
Crescent City Museum.
There are now on exhibition at Nos. 40
and ~ st. Charles street, large and at
tractive series of living wonders, animals,
rare paintings, and one hundred thousand
cuHosities from every part of the world.
Billiards. Panorama,
Billiards. Panorama of New York CITY
at Lyceum Hall, City Hall building, viii
open on Monday evening at two and half
past seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
Edwards, Ga piActory for 1s,1.

The agent of the buthern Publishing
Company has presentc Us with two copies
Of this work, eight huIF fred and fifty pages.
~ gianclnG through y work We lind that
~ IS quite what it clai Is to be--G directory
Tor our people, and is bmeJhing of an i'm
proVement on formed issues, containing
more matter and eomHled with more care.
All sorts OF adyertisd hents do not alto
geNheF drown tts useful Aess as . directory.
The guides to names audstreets are as correct
az san well Pei and areeoncisely arranged.
CoAaiterable attention $ paid to informa-
ton emcerning public institutions, while
GUS suburbs are not tFgOtten, and about
thirty ages are devotef to State and city
record, which viii be found very usefnl.
Altogether or singly thiI Directory will sat
isfy the purchaser or ting borrower.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
CANCELLATION on noND.
SrATR % LOUISIANA, )
Executive Department. !
New DFiffan naenr,.l -. ia T'sss.,

hTArB o. Lrr1sIANk.
Executive Department )
New Orleans, December ia 1870 I
VVHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN slAuN n,
me Tor tbs cancellation Of The ofilciai lo.,6
o. Drallsln r Aaearty az Aamiuistrator OF Assess-
ments " and for the city Of New Orleans and
paS1lslt q Orseana, TO wits A bond dated April q
~ sgs IN ti,e snin o. twentyve Thousand dollars
~ anu & \. Jeqbert and Bernard SouIa "A s..
S1t.iNes, ths said bond being conditioned lsr tie
aa.ltlul Performance by this eaid DranBia b. Ma
10y, o. rs duties as Administrator Of Assess
Notice is hereby given Il, an r,s.rs,,,s h a.
ZIG e,id eond 10 Hle their objections "a fhe
eAla.tlon thereof, N writing in the once Of ths
y state within ninety days aitcr the last
eisen under nay hand and the seal Of the stase
me slsteeuth day Of December, lesa and Of thein
oepeEcence Of the UnitRa States the sllrefr.ff5If
a,a,.. =. @. WA5ibOr1l,
NoAe W. Governor cf 10 nitiaza.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
CANCELLATION OF BOND,

STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department. )
New Orleans December r. 1870
WHERE'S, APPLICATION HAS BERN MApR
70 me ior the cancellation Of the official BOND
OF sd@ar9 y. Nnrzburger, as Criminal Sheriff in
and for the parish OF Orleans, to Wit /: a how'd
tthonsqnd dollars t$20.0ool, signed hy Edward &
ut @vager as Prinelpa and Jacob Hassinger, m
ward Claren and Francis Cierhstser q,s,,f IN I'M
sum o. seven Thousand dollars (sgeo1 as snretits
tle said pond being conditioned for fhe 1aithnli
performance by The said Edward SRVgtryb,lrT.- ~
ms duties as Criminal Sheriff gforefaid
eotee y hereby gwen 20 all persons Interested
N the SAID bond 20 tie their objections 70 the cam
collation. thereof il writing, ID The once of fhe
seerefary Of state, within ninety davs afSs.r fbe
lAst publication heEeof. e
TWEEN under my hand and the seal Of the Sfa3e
thus twelfth day Of December, 1870 and Of the m
oependence Of the United States the ninetv-ffth
Dy sae 1oFernori Il. G. WAIidOTH
a.. SseSeE x. B0yRHs Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

OPPTCE DgPoT QuARTERMssTBR.
tOrner Of Camp and South streets, !
New Orleans, Louisiana, December H. 1870
&EALBD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE. OF THE
- form furnished by the UNDERSIGNED VII he
received until TUESDAY, January 81. 1871 for
supplying the Quartermastelis Department with
such quantities Of corn, oats and hay as NAV b,,
required from time TO time during he period
ending june 90, 1871, the same to be delivered al
sueh points within the city and vicinity as may he
Details and requirements furnished BY the under
signed; copy Of the latter with this advertise.
hlehti 70 De attached 10 each proposal offered.
Z. J. STRAEG,
States army. deal ~
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD,

STATE o. LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans, December 90 1saO.
NETHERRAs OFFICIAL INFORMATION HAS RFRN
w received at this office, that one Edward Cali.
gar was wayiaid and murdered 10 cold blood ntar
the town OF Washington, in the parish Of St. Lam
aFY IN this state, on the nineteenth d3y Of Novern.
per, A. D. 1870 by some party or parties unknown /:
Now, therefore, l. II, c. War1noth Governor of
the state Of Louisiana, in the name and by the a,-
tnorlty Of the State, do hereby offer a reward OF
enc Thousand d0ilarss ICON foT thS arrest and CON
uctlon OF the said party parks the same to he
pad On presentation Of satisfactory proof of con.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
inns twentieth day OF December A. D. 1870 and Of thu
Independence Of The United States the ninetv-fffb
By the Governor: H. C. WARTOTH
Governor Of Louisiana.
GEORGE z, BoyEE, Secretary of state. deal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Commencing tomorrow evening at seven
o'clock, there win be held at the Coliseum
Place Baptist Church, Week of Prayer,
in compliance with the annual request Of
the executive committee of the Evangelical
Alliance of the United States Of America.
All Evangelical denominations are earnest
~ requested to attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

TheHsaiete GSulique CEoupe of SpeciaIties.
TEose of our citizens who have been 50
higNy amused by this talented company of
arties at the Academy of Music for the last
tlIr weeks, will be panied to learn that
to. Sorrow commences their last week with
sps The initial entertainment of the. week
wiFbe the great Happy New Years Matinee,
80 Alnous ct the ACADEMY. This is the pre-
sci management's fifteenth Annual New
14rs matinee, and isehe glory of the es-
Enlistment.
Fhey have prepared Or this occasion, an
ufisdal attractive programme, presenting
afenire new first parb or as it is termed
q the oHls, The OHIO. The burlesque to be
ptsented, is revivd of the musical ex.
.syaganza, entitled 'fxion, or The Man at
ne Wheel" which was originally pro
Decd as the Acadelnybome two years ago
e are told that it Ms been greatly i'm
Eoved in dialogue, m Vic, songs, etc, and
u be produced witlknew scenery, ward
De and appointment
We arc sorry to part NTH this most excel
Bntcompany almost q ry member of which
#oald be star in othe organizations, but
81 the best Giends mug part, let us make
US, their last week, a berry one.
Miss Lneille WesteIs follows the Gazette
Troupe at the Acadepy commencing on
ne ninth instant. She became very popu-
lar here last season, an NO doubt, will I'll
the Academy during h short engagement,
a. she presents new pie es every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

For observation-disclosures jefferson stokes.
me Pohte ana efficient cher porter Of the House of
the ONCE OF Setgeant-at-Arns OF the ne W House
MI stokes has repeatedly aud gTatutously filed
with satisfaction the office Of SergeEnt-atAr1n tc
the several parish aud State conventions which
have assembled in the city since 1868 lie has also
without pay, served the various Republican com
Inittees which have from time to tune met in the
Mechanics Institute HIS uniform Kind and Oh
hglng disposition has secured fOr him q large cir
cle OF friends and perhaps there could be no more
appropriate recognition OF appreciation of his
services than by tlcctipg him Sergeanf-at Arms of
the new House. We commend linn 10 the consid.
Grafton OF the House deal 4fs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

gLp CAiAL STKAA BREWERY,
view orlaaHsl December 81, 1870. )
kDIroR sPUBLIcAK:
Pesnateie to wish yoJs and all connected
wAtn serR ohice, hapIE New Year, with
saac mesk 'ordial Expressions for the in
creased recess Of yohrlpaper, health and
happin4
bed we to pr.sel with this senti.
nacnts sg of our su1k,rior New Orleans
pfeweS Y "hich hose you will find ae-
ceptabls. Respectfully yours.
eEORGE MERZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

We are requested by the Louisiana Saw.
ings Bank to say that all amounts deposited
in their savings department during the first
week Of January, will be credited with in
terest from the 1irst of the month. This is
done to accommodate teachers and others
who viii not be paid till after to aay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

UNIVERSITY CHAPEL SERvIcE.-There
will be Sabbath services to day at the
Chapel of Straight University, corner of
Esplanade and Derbigny streets. at IL
A. II. and P. NJ. ]. Seller Martin, of
Washington, District of Columbia, is ex-
peeted to speak in the morning, and Rev. j.
w. Healy III the evening. All are invited,
without regard to race or color.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
Ofice of Ne1v OrIeana Gnalieht nnmnnnr

December 81 1s7o.-At q Ineetfnr 81 the ROAD ~
directors held on the twenty first instant, it was
conferred by the act OF the LEGISLATURE approved
March 1850, the capital stock Of this company
pc and Is hereby increased from one million eight
b1ndred Thousand dollars (Sl 500 000l to one
million nine hundred and eighty thousand dollars
lls5OCOol, out Of the surplus assets belonging to
the company, the said Increase amounting 10 one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars Is 100 0OC) to
De divided pro rata among the stockholders ac-
cording TO ths number of shares which they shall
respectively hold on December 81 1870 Alffstork
holders holding less than ten shares whose pro
portion Of increase shall be a fraction of a share
exceeding one-haf shall be entitled to receive one
fuA share upon paying the difference in cash IT
the rate Of one hundred aud fifty dollars 1907 per
share; and those whose proportion shall be less
than one-half share, shall be paid in eaFh for each
fractional f portion 81 the came rate. The books
lOr the settlement OF fractions above viii be
kept open until the fifteenth day OF june. ls1I,
atter which date all fractions then claimed and
settled, shall be subject TO the control Of the
board W. s. BROWN,
jail 30t Treasnrpr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

The eOpartuenhip under the name Of
g. w. Bankcer. & Co, between G. w.
Banckor, Octave Voorhies and Richard
Kane, is dissolved. C. w. Banel.er is sole
liquidator of the business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
OFFICIAL NOT
rUn1Ic scHooL EoTICE.

PUBAIc SCHOOL NOTICE.
ovsIrE ssynHrH vARD pssrnicr Boaap
VI school Directors q the City Of New Orleaaaa
New orleans, Decenber 81, 1870
FHfa4 FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS AnObwRn
n BY the Seventh Ward Disfrict Board ~ ~
- hele Deoemher 3d. 1870, are hereby pub
hsned Tor the information Of all concerned:
Resolved, That the following naraei ladies' and
gentlemen are hsaeby appointed teaebers ~ -
1uAie schools Of the seventh Ward of fheeitv On
Hsw oFieans and are assigned to duty a. follows,
BAsou BRIDGE, BOYS AND Girls.
Miss y. r Chevalse, principal.
mrs u. hneaas fret assistant
elisp Alice Sherlock. second assstsut
MISE L. Chauehon, third assistant.
LIE BRRroH. soIs AND eTR1S
Mr. =. Fries, principal
MTE q. kieaud first assistant.
Hiss kFnestine Bellouguet second assistant
Miss T. DeWint, third assistant
BBAuRRGARp, eIR1s.
Mrs. '. Dncatel, principal.
Alse II. l. P1ehOt, first assistant
Miss Q. Pitard, second assistant.
.mfs A. d. sttekney, third assistant
rTLLaoRR, BoTE.
Mr. lanes Giles, principal.
MT. i. J. B. Flynn. FIRST assiEtart
nrs a ", Brown, first assistant.
us a L nesgoutes, second assistant.
Miss Al. Coll, second assistant.
Mira q 4. Tolbott, third assistant.
AissC J; Mccartney, third assistant
Mrs A. vieune, third assistant
Miss A. Coyne, third assistant,
Aiss X. White, third assistant.
snsTILLY, soTs AND Girls.
MI. A. s. leehe, principal
Miss ". G. Blanc, fret assistant
PoHroHARTRAIN, BOYS Axo GIIlls,
Mrs. r. Kennedy, principal
Ia RAyaPE, BOYS AND elRIs.
MISS 3. North, principal
Miss I. Walsh, first assistant.
Mss 4. Meyers second assistant
Miss hebecea Fortune, third assistant
cHaRTREs, BOYS AND GIRLS
Miss A. :; higrove, principal b.
Mlss A. y Meearty, first assistant B.
MrB y. n. Knox, first assistant q. =
Aifs' n r whitney, second assistant B,
Miss A. fRrr, second assistant G.
Miss NJ. ). langhoh, third assistant B.
Miss Z. NJ. Patterson, third ASSISTANT q
Mise Blleo n Buggy Third assistant g.
viLLKRE, BOYS AND ems.
Miss Mary DevOnskire prinei.ags
Miss Emma 7. Bowen, first assistant
Resolved, further, That all subordinate teacher.
shan report TO their respective prineinals ~ the
sthoois 10 which they are assigned on I'VE third
DAY OF January, 1871. at the hour of A. N and
mat AZ tsae hers appointed by this board shan re-
this board ~
Resolved further, That the teachers oppoiutelf
snan only continue during the pleasure Of this
By order of the board.
-. CHARLES II. MERRITT,
JaA 40 President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
UNITED srArEs
CIRCUIT COURT OF TRs
THE FIFTH JUDICIAL "a.
OF LOUISIANA. Ia.

OF LOUISIANA las
HNHE UNITED STAT 4 b
Il whom these presents III
Whereas, James Il. So
chased at a sale made l5
United States for The IiiE6
property hereinafter q asetstl
Court and obtained an orle
III whose office tGe IL, AZ
the twenty-Rinth DAY u Sec
mOliition or advertisement
ofthe Legislature EFT StAe
An Act relative to n lniti
ceeding," approved TIE Il
1885.
Now, therefore, kno W
ested herein.. are he1eg
the name of the BMitR "a
the said Circuit Cour og *
can set up any right, q
property Terminates { f
any ipIormality Ia the 81
the court under which f4N
isregularity or iilegaAi
advertisements, ia tim IN
any defect whatsoever e
days from the day this rari
the public papers, why : aV
be confirmed and homo
The said property va
District aforesaid, Gu ga
September, 1870, By virtue
issued by this Court on tisN
Ia suit entitled. James
8. Watson, No 1929 Of th
which sale the said James "a.
purchaser Tor the Prit
dollars, ( 81, l0DA.
Description Of proper Z
cial conveyance ,lTiE.
A certain COTTON Mar ~
Lake, in the parish II 1saiIs
composed Of fractional Sol
six. containing one hnndr
fractional northwest cusif
tanning one hundred and
east quarter Of section Sc
Cred and sAxty-tw8 ? &
southwest quarter Of see9 sai
hundred and hfty 5tic
quarter Of section SIN Iii
and nfty-two 5Q-l0Q Son
ter or section six. eaura b
sixty ceres; the south haf.
and the west hall of sou4d
1--we, containing one hundf
acres, and the southwest
containing one hundred asiL 2
all in township seventeen D
also the southwest quarter
quarter Of section fhiFty.f !
range eleven east, ard eon' 4
acres.
Witness, the Honorable SIt
Justice OF the supreme
states, at New Orleans q
OF December, 4. D., 4 s.
year Of the JildepeBieI X.
Of America.
de2s .ialS IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Bank of New 0rleaus-Neyw Orleans, De-
cember "a, ls1e.-The animal election for twelve
directors o. tins Bank, to serve during the ensuing
Canal street and Exchange alley on MONDAY
january 9, As7l, between the hours OF 10 A. Nj and
~. NJ N. AUGUSTlN, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Tho directors of the Bank Of New Or
leans have declared semi-annual dividend
Of eight per cent, payable to the stock
holders, on tho twelfth Instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

merchants' Bank, New Orleans, De-
cember u, lS7O.-The annual election for ten Di-
reetors Of this Bank to serve the ensuing year,
Wlli be held az the Banking House on MONDAY,
= ~. tn. l. DIX
ueSb I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

The eelehEgn Of the sixtaanth annive1
ssry Of the me for Jswish widows A.
Orphans wake place next sunday q
eleven eel9e 1t she Home, corner 3
Jackson and sspewa streets. We thans
the secFotaey, EAwin J. Maraheods, 10
an iasitasign tiprcsent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Chris. Mehle, B. c. Steiabaeh and J..
Donaldson, are commission merchants fun
der the firm Of Oh. Mehle & Co.. for the
sale Of live stock az the stock landing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Notice TO the PI5Iic.-The St Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad is the only through
All rl route TO st. Louis aud is the only road now
uninterrupted in consequence OF ice. This notice
only refers 10 Western business wis St. Louis Ru-
moIs To the contrary are al false.
J. II. WIHGFIELp
deJo 81 General Southern Passenger Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

The directors Of the Bank Of America
have declared a seIni-anpnal diNidend OF
fifteen per eept, payable "a stockhoIaers, on
and after to-notFow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

" eaHie stock. Of the New Orleans
Gas agas sapany, has been Increased
1' Ae IN eight hundred tspusand
ss',ssf II million nine hundFNl and
sgn' fnoala dollars, out Of the rplus
s#st beiqngi to the company. So ad-
re- nsnt s 1t the division OF thd new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

spotted Like DOminOcs.-The teeth sooR
become specified If every detilement is not re-
moved from them every twenty-fOur hours To 90
this etlectualy, there is nothing like Sozodont n
destructibe.
"Spaldngs' celebrated glue Issttl and tr4le
deJl cod 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

flige No. . Knights q Py-
t3aF,s grand mask and fAaey
dress bail al atunlay evening. Zebra =,
ls, at the d sehe Company ian. eelI ~
q Bienyilie hes and exchange alley, pr
the henesit ollle relief fund. Il VIII be al
agteeahle anaagant affair.