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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
SHERIFF'S SALES,

L"uis Fri2erio. Jr.. W.. William e.
al Orleans, No. 1888.
pi VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZJPF AMI
~ sale 10 me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court tor the Parish of Orleans i, the
above entitled cause, Will proceed 10 sell at nnbj;c
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Ex.
Change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house. streets, III the Second District of This city
on MONDAY, February 10 ISL at twelve o'clocL
W. the following described property to-vit:
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND together with
al, the buldnGs and improvements thereon. and
al the rights, ways seryitudss, privileges and nd.
r"nta-cS thereunto belonging or in any wise an
pertaining, situate lying and bein. i1t the blJrr
DuvtrSe, IN this parish, the right bank of the
Mississippi river, dcsi gnated by the number six
:e-n OF square number sixteen; bounded by In
vergne, Dcl3rohde. P.eiTG and Bar.hOlemew
streets; said lot forming the corner of Layerpne
ani Pierre streets, measuring, French measure
;h'Tty feet front ON said Lt.erene street by Oae
hiiudreu and twenty feet depth and front on Porrs
street, and bounded in tie rear by lot number sey
enteen. as per plan drawn by ALou D'Hemecourt
late surveyor, the eShreenth OF March 1912 and
plhlic il this city.
Beng the same property purchased bx defendant
herein from William Gerard by act passed on the
fifteenth OF August. 1866, before phOn, y. Barnett.
:. notary public in this city.
Seized in the above sum
.erms-CasL the spot.
{. +. SALViSET
...1 - lelS Snei-H oi tie parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

pAyING OPPOSITE TIE ISe--TUr3.-T'he
nnw species of paving il progress in front
o the Mechanics Institute IS now so far
advanced as to give an idea OF what , will
be when completed. The pavement CON
sists OF blocks OF wood laid upon q bed of
sand, SO graduated that the blocks viii be
slightly arched when pu5 in their places
they are frightened by wedges driven il he
tween the blocks, IN rows reachin. across
the street.
The interstices are then filed with iitU-
nlinous preparation, and the whole covered
with fine gravel. This species OF pave
ment is known as the Stowe patent. The
pavement is laid IN the space extending
from Canal to Common streets, II accord
nee with an agreement between the con
actor, Mr.. j. s. Clarke, with the city ad-
eistration, that the pavement is 70 be paid
1T the rate of three dollars and seventy
Scents per square yard, whenever the
a..il is satisfied that the work be all that
+" -,entor claims for il.
sSs the second experiment III paving
.'.ng on in the city at this time. The
Z IT il, front Of the Institute is much
'aan that being laid at the foot OF
jstq1street, which latter seems pecu-
iIpted to resist the wear and tear of
sszx<asiden teams, but the pavement in
Q Institute is thought, by good
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

4 man who uses the name Of j. c. Bush
g under arrest, charged bv Jane Rstsirger
with having outraged her four year old
daughter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

.:O'a,. TIE SECnErAET % AZ
The foregoing re. haying been presented
. tie Governor OF tie State OF Louisiana
for his approval, and no: having been re-
turned by Tim 20 the House o: the General
assembly. n which :: originated. within
the time prescribed by the constitution o.
:he State OF Louisiana. has be.,ou.c "a -lw
without his approval!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
Widow Alinc BOu.in vs.. James Rainpy-

Widow Alinc Bou.in vs.. james Rainev-
sixth Dsti7c, Cou-r for the parish o. Orleans.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIR. FAC1As
- to ne directed by The Honorable the sixth Dis
triet Court for the Parish Of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause VIII proceed TO sell at public u,1c-
tion, az the Merchants aud Auctioneers' Exchange
hofa! street, between Canal and CustomhoGss
streets hi the Second District of this CITY ON MON
DAY, February 10: ic7l at twelve O clock NJ, the
following descil bed property, 10 wit
!. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
n the sist Dis'r!ct 81 this city, bounded by CIai
borne, Willow. Poydras and Lafayette streets.
teen, inclusive a. per Dian OF L. II. Pile late Sur.
T"vor, dated eighth December 1883 and drnosit ed
IL me ofIct OF T. BouLy notary public; al square
measuring atosethsr, three hundred and .orty-
40 :eet nIne inches and two lines front on Claj-
borne street, two hundred and twenty-five fees
eight inches from Lafayette street three hun
dred and seveHty..,su .et,' three inches and fyca
ines 'front.' on WHO" stree. and sevent nine fees
.rout on Pos dras street.
3 AND ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROISD sitro..s
II TIE sam. Cl-tilc;, bounded by Po,dras ST
Na-celens Lafayette and 81. Adclnc street desics
nat. ~ the lttiti i and composed OF twenty
c!EAt ots, numbered rom ore to twerfy-e yht in
elusive, as per plan u {. A. dc Arnas SURVEYOR
dated seventh February, N59 and deposited in lie
"'hce OF II. y. s.nas, late & notary pubic in Hi.
cstN; sad square Iuedsuring a!torether t,ro ~
'lrcd AID to,tytve :eet two inches and one Hns
'front.' on EoydIta street, four hundred and seven
ftt' t.efth inches ;tTt seven Lines front on s.. Mao
d. ne street two hIuGr req aud fty-thrrr ttat owe
u II and hVe !inrs tTont on Lafayette STREET and
~ e." huhared and >even,v'eight feet nine inches
tn- I've Hi4es 'front.' Oh 81. Ade.ine street: the
AAoc American meas r". Witch said undivided
'o:iit o' sad s4n.re q grourdfsas acquired by the
saic defendant from IN" cities of New Oriesns arS
h"I'!noIf, oS t"o sever. acts one executed be-
'"re r. lauuv, notary, ou the fifteenth Eebruarv-
90, ana thc otA"f executed before II 3 CeraS
1919 e. '''n'i Il ia 'i Apfls
Se.z"i in the above sui..
/ -iis-Cash OF. Tic spO.
j@ie fcl IL Sler.tfof the Parish of 0,l..rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Nor AN AEpUCrION.-Several days ago
complained to the police that his daughter
cad been abducted from her home on Gas
cuet street. lhe parent was mistaken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Louisiana state Bank. New Orleans,
December e. lSI0.-t IL special meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held this DAY. IL dividend OF
Per cent was declared from the earnings of The
bank. payable on and after MONDAY, January IT,
1871, - holders of subscribed stock p2l,. 'ull.
and OF Old stock which has been NAY rs GIly
converted INTO consolidated shares Of hundred
dollars each of the neW series.
al ~ CHARLES L. G. DTPUY Cashier.
OtEce New Orleans Gas Light Conn
PAM, December 81. 1870. At u meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held Wednesday December q,
= dividend of Six Dollars per share was declared
ost OF he earnings of the past six months. payable
TO the ockholders their legal represent tiv-s,
OF and after MONDAY, January To- 1871.
al In,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Officer T. Moran was lot convicted OF
having falsely imprisoned =. Jefferson
Murray. 1t seems that JEFF got l.s dues.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Ofiice Mutual Aid and benevolent Life
Insurance Association of Louisiana, lN Carondeiet
stree:-Ncw Orleans, January ls7l.-Memh-rs OF
his Asso ION hereby notified OF the death
T. :. Stole, who died II this city. October.
1870 F. Is. Henry who died near this city. October
u 1870 Joseph p.dlot who G7-d in ,hs ", Octo-
b.r q 1870, and r. ". CHERISH midt, VINO tie,l IL
this city, October Is. 4Ic. aud called lpOn
onward u ten thirty days :.on. this date.
without further ro:.le and pay ON each + IS. IA
he anv'u. Of II rs aid our by III.
Lon. E y. YOUNG, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The New (vrieaHss Mobile and Chat
tanooga acknowledgement Notice 20 Shippers Of
Preight.-cn and after January 10. 1871, through
BILE Of aiding VII be signed from New Orleans
Meridian. Gainesville and stations the Gaines
vile hran'h, and al points Gil the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, 10 Chattanooga and following inter-
mediate points: W~tumpkH. Calera, Randolph
Alpine, -.Lhdeya Hunford, Cxfard. Jarkso1ville
Cross Plains pryors, Cave Springs Rome and
Dalton: Montgomery and Pensacola; West Point,
Columbus, Georgia; Macon, Fort Valley, Say annah
AuGust., Atlanta Columbia Camden and Charles
ton. 20 81 n,. and al pc hts OIL ste Alabama. Raj
road
AL through tas q 4a4inc must h.- eg1leC Ell her
General Freight ONCE corner Camp ant! Common
streets, prrr.o 70 five o'ciook P. ~, for goOds
shipped a. e:i3 +, u. Of the day II bills 9.
lad ng are not so presented, consig vii not
be forwarded until the following Cav. O: Until
b.lls o, la1l.ng signed.
AL goods must be clearly marked with tie Ia MT
OF cone guee and destination
}. X. hENDRICk. Genera! Superintendent.
LIAM PHILIPS. General FTeight Agent. '..S
Crescent City Bank. New Orleans, Jan.
Lary !. lSl.-At the ;.Iln1a. .Ie rtiCu held the
second instant, The TO owing named gentlemen
were elected Directors CT .h.s Bank 20 serve
during the ens.ing yea:
+ II. Sumners, E. +. Eun:
W =. Seymour, Antrew Stewar:
George W. Hynsor, =. A De Liza1.i
George l. C.Gr;t, EigIn.lnd aitl
L. Newman. & hard Flower,
+. -. Nts-- l.. Fl. Gi.rSue-
{. u. So-.l
And d. NEE. IL. Of the ECarG kelt. the .-il
n-t..ut, Mr.. (. II. SUMMERS ae Nan ILoLsy re-
elected Precedent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

judges, to be better adapted for suburban
paving where, owing to the nearer proximity
Of country roads, the mud is apt TO gradn-
ally make its way on the road. It is sup
posed that there is less danger o. annoy
ance from dust in dry weather upon this
road than upon road Of any other descrip-
ton. The city is making the experiment liz
both cases without cost, and viii, no douo;
adopt the best.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The Grand Jury found a true bill against
Special PatroIman Rainey, third precinct,
for clubbing man now in the Charity Hos
pita,. Several citizens witnessed the Of
ioer's brutality, and viii appear against
him OF the day Of trial.
HIGHWAY ROBHERY.-Ac an early hour
yesterday morning an Old colored man,
those name we did no. ascertain, stopped
al store or the ieyce, near Canal street.
10 purchase q trunk. lie had selecged one.
and taken ont his pocze.-book to pay for it,
when tall ,nan, who stepped up frsm be-
hind, snatched the money and ran Oft. The
Old man had about forty dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
Peonle,.. !s.nk oil Nav Orlean.. CORNER

Notice Is hereby gwen tbnt all the cirCu-
.atiGg notes issued by the Merchants Bank CT New
Orleans and By the late Bank OF James Roiu tas-
-i.msd by :ie Merchants Bank OF New Oriears}
lav be Presented for redemption al The office OF the
ktate Auditor within year the rrst pub
.ica.on hereof viz: from March J. 1870 or that the
tiIlt,s deposited for the redemption Of said notes
viii be given up 70 the said Merchants Bank OF New
Orleans pursuant to Sections tlrt your a:lt: thirty
OF act of the tIeuer Il Ass. rItv he STATE
q Louisiana. entitled can act 20 establish! General
system Ct free banking n Ii. safe g. l>..s'
approx I'd March IS, 1855.
New Orleans, Iarcl. J. 1870.
~'Eo:..s Tx
u1h4 otm " Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
rCcmmunic&NG.J

Since the vagrant act has given tie ponce
an opportunity to cut a wide swarth
through the ioafers, pinps and thieves who
infest st. Charles street. several young
men who wear good clothes have suddenly
left town. The well-known Fred. Ccbier.
the .threc-card monte thrower." took ad
vantage OF Judge Cooley's habeas corpus,
and went away without delay, anticipating
a re-arrest This misfortune die no. over
whelm 'Shang" Mclaughlin. bn: j: is I'm
derstood he vii! he allowed .wenty-jou-
hours to depart the scenes IF tic Crescent
CITY. The three card mar Levi. -
studying Up the same ease n t.s OWE L
terest.
And, by the way. i. is understood shat i.
committee Will be in day or .wo APP
pointed il the Legislature 20 inquire .rto
the Cooley kabeas corpus cases. and Distric:
Attorney Luzenburg's nolle proseqnis. with
a view to some prompt Criminal .C"ts:
legislation.
Near time, the police stand 1rm, .es".ved
to 90 their whole duty ir this respect.
without regard 20 legal :r.ckstec- or a coy
r,lut judiciary. i. i. j..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

KNIGHTS OF PfTH,As-Last Monday eve
ming p. C. Henry NJ. Small, assisted ty dele
cations from sister lodges lvanhoe No. !
and Crescent No. 7, installed the following
officers to serve for the ensuing term: John
H. Manuel, W. c.; Eug. paysant, V. C.;
Henry NJ. Small, banker; n. v. Rice. guide;
Henry Wallace, j. s; Fred. Farrar. Q. S.
The banker was installed by p. c. DunhaIn.
of Crescent No. 7. Resolutions compE-
mentaIy to Ivanhoe Nc. l and Crescent No.
were adopted. The brethren partook O.
collation.. to which full justice was done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

ELIZA DUNN VS.. JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ. HER
RusbaId-Ss. 1859
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

c. s. SACVISBT
-'-.- lei IL Sler.f OF the Parish of OH, aps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsl
+ OF ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

FELIX DUMOKTEIL vs. HIS CREDrTORS-NO
2e9l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

President Sixth Ward Radical Re publican Club.
L. LANAN:RRE, JR., Secretary. JAZZ IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

nISSOAITI0S.-The copiri nersIlip hereto
~ fore t-istinS under The Of 6. ", B;.Icker
4 Co. - his dav dissolved by mutual consent.
q. ". Baucser = sole ,iCrIdator of the business.
~. W. BANCKkR,
OCTAVE VOORHEES,.
RICHARD KANE.
New orleans, Y-a". MIR 81 1870. ial lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
A DINNER TO BARON GERoLT.

A number of the prominent citizens of New
Yorkhavng requested Baron Gerot, the German Embas
sador TO accept public dinner before his departure
from this city, he has replied as follows:
WASHINGTON May 3, 1871.
GrSr1Fyry: Twas favored yesterday by your letter
OF Aprii 49, in which you kindly ask me to parake OF
public dinner with which propose To honor me before
NV departure from this country. . 49,,
If my constant sympathes with the welfare OF rms
great country, and sincere wishes Tor the malnte
onre and promotion the friendly relations between the
limited states and Prussia with the other German states
which represented during times of great trials IN both
countries can Justify the honorable acknQwedgment OF
INV long public services which you offer to me- accept
yor invitation with great pleasure and, II agreeable,
will he at your disposal in NewYOrk on the 10th inst
avail OF this occasion 10 express TO YOU gentlemen
the OF my respectful regards your 0Dedou'
servant Ih, 'o' " en- " u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
AN INDEPENDENT LOVER.

The Poughkeepsie Eagle states that on Thurs
day Rondout livery keeper was ordered to furnish
carriage to conveya clergyman at Port Even and the
family Of S. W. Cornell OF Eddyye to the residence OF
Mr.. Dynehart, near Rhinebeck. When the clergyman
arrived he was informed he requested to marry
Mr. Henry Astor-son of VIM b. Astor-to Miss Savina
Dynehart daughter of the gentleman mentioned. The
ceremony concluded and the bride and groom
the elegant residence OF the latter near
BarrytOwn, adjoining thai OF ms father
The family OF Mr.. Aston endeavored to prevent the
ceremony his brother william arriving just too late to
enter his protest Miss Dynehart is described as of fine
persoua appearance her father works small farm on
shares and Is honest and industrious. but poor AS Mr.
Henry Possesses indie pendent fortune OF MS own
le has had only his OwninclnatOn to consult Ill choosing
his. wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
OBITUARY..
DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER.

Auber, one Of the most distinguished musical
composers that France has produced, died In
Paris yesterday at the advanced age OF 80 years.
He was born at Caen, Jan 20, 1874, and when
boy evinced passionate taste for music,
At the age he sent TO London to study bust
ness but finding utterly dlstasefu returned to Paris
and devoted hmsefmore than to his favOre art He
composed pieces which were applause
in private circles but feeling convinced OF the import
ance Of assiduous study, he placed himself under the
tuition of Cherubn and in 1913 appeared before the
public in opera entitled, Sour Mtaire, which was
not q success. He was discouraged, and for some
wears did not contribute TO the theaters, but,
fortunately for the world and his own fame the deah OF
his father in embarrassed circumstances, compelled
him TO devote himself TO his art as a means
of support and in 1919 he produced at the Opera
ComiQue lie Testament ct les BiHets-dour, an
opera in one act. This also unfavorably
received but undeterred by the ungenerOus comments
Of critics, he La Ber0ere ChdteGinc, which was
produced in the theaer in the early part OF the
year 1920 entirely reversed the public verdict regard
ing his merits The history of the succeeding fcentury
of HIS life presents a succession of triumphs. All his
grace, spirit, and dramatic power appeared
in the opera just named, which, with Emma
on Ia PronesSe imprudente, produced the fol-
lowing year, founded the brilliant reputation he enjoyed
that time forward he produced great number Of
works, of which the most successful operas
now represented upon the stage. An imitator
Of Eossin at the outset. he gradually &C
CURED greater independence Of style, and in
Mdssanieo in which his genius reached its eliminating
point he ventured form style of his own. to which
he afterward steadily adhered. In addition to the
works mentioned, lie Cherai de Bronze, Fra
Diaralo lie Domino, NOir, Les Diamdnts
de Ia Coironne, LElirr dAmour. lie Dieu d Ia Bdyd-
dtre Gsare La Siren, and Hdyde, are among his most
popular operas and will mmOralise his genius Many
OF them nave translated into English and German,
ana almost all into Italian, and their melodies
are known all the civilized world He continued
until few years ago vigorous and successful writer for
the stage
The characteristics OF Auber's music are sprghtlness
, grace and great clearness and simplicity in their
dramatic effects His combinations are ingenious II not
profound and his melodies simple, and often tender,
although rarely pathetic He succeeded best in bufo
operas for which Scribe furnished him with admirable
lUrtttos and which models OF light and graceful
composition. Among his last compositions, exclusive OF
those for the stage March for the opening OF the
London Exposition Of He received many marks of
regal and imperial favor in France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE ALLEGED DECISION AGAINST TIE sUsQUE-
HANNA RAILROAD

ALBANY, May 14.-The dispatch from New
York Friday night purportng 10 give tho decision OF inc
General Term in the Of She People against the
Albany and Slsquehanna Railroad Company ana others,
Is Incorrect The following is the decision as 1t appears
in the official list:
so much OF the Judgment restraEs the fnrther Prose
cuOn OF the actions mentioned in Che complaint ahl
requires them to be discontinued without costs ana 50
much OF said judgments awards costs IN iaVOr OF tno
Ramsey Board and eight other defendants against the
Fisk Board and much appoints referee 10 ascrr
tain how much and TO whom extra allowance shOnIu
be made reversed and all the rest or the Judgment Is
approved without costs Of the appeal TO either party
The decision OF Judge Smith, far 1t holds that the
pretended election OF the Fisk Directors in September
1882 was fraudulent Illegal and void; that the Ramsey
Board legally and fairly eected that the Groesoeck
stock and the stock subscribed for by Ramsey and others
and which 10 per cent paid. was VALID was not
reversed The only points upon which 1t Is reversed re-
late to costs and the enoning and dscontnsnnce OF
certain actions pending when the suit OF the people was
brought. Otherwise the judgment is approved and
affirmed. The election Of not contested, and
the decision does not in any way affectit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15

ysixth-st yesterday. The building was crowded
in every part and many wont away unable 10 gain adj
nssion. Several prominent Methodist cergymen were
seated the altar which decorated with dowers
The exercises included Introductory prayer, by the Rev
3 d. Browne; reading of Scripture. by the Rev. Dr.
Gro and the Rev George II. Corey; and d,s
cation ceremony, by Bishop James and closing prayer
by the Pastor. Bishop SIMPSON, who announced 10
preach, unable 20 be present account OF sickness
Tie church is but OF brown stone, In the Gothic ST. lie,
and fronts Mddsonavc 1t ia l36 feet long, % feet
wide. and has TO Ecr OF which l. SS feet high.
The audience room is % 1y G2 feet The lecture room,
whiC; also 10 be used Sabhath-S room, Is
the second floor. and f. by In tho
larCt paror, Hnte-rOom and three classrOOms The
Pastfrs study H. In the large tower and connects with
the parsonage. Te Rev Dr. Ives said that the lots upon
which the church and parsonage stand cost S5000 the
church. including the organ, 5000, and the parsonage,
$4,000 making total Of $4,000. OF this $4,000 had
been paid and $4,000 arranged for by sinking fund.
The balance $4,000 more than provided for by sub
sCriptOns yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. r. p. Spading of Cleveland Ohio,
declares himself opposed to the denomination OF Gen.
Grant.
The revised registration in Norfolk, Va,
gives the whites All majority, gain OF $50 over last
Wear Portsmouth shows a white majority OF 49,
The voters in Otter Tail County, Minnesota,
voted at the special election the bond question with
tickets printed birch bark. specimen sent to 81
Paul reads For Arbitration State Railroad Bonds
Yes indicating that the fOntlersmen beheye IN paying
their debts even though some more civilized regions 10
not.
1t is given out by Tammany politicians that
the aggregate valuation of real and personal property
for the wear 1871 will be in round numbers. 0OOoOC
two per cent of which would give sOOOO 10 be raised
by tax 1t is also said that the Mayors message ana
repOrts from the several departments OF the CITY Gov
eminent will be forthcoming on Saturday.
The Richmond Enquirer of Monday published
touching appeal to the white men OF that city, con-
cludinp as follows: "But, white men, If you do not
register and the city be lost better Tor y0u ia nat
van had never been born the curses OF your fellow
citizens on whom you thereby entail rum ana disgrace
will follow you and yours TO your graves ~ ater tne
Unfortunate appeals and heartfelt prayers OF your
brothers YOU determine finally not To register ior the
credit of your race dye your skins, turn Radicals, anu
ever hereafter the hireng cOlOrs OF Huphiles,
Underwood, and Porter"