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WASHINGTON.
Grant Refuses to Pardon Bigamy Bowen,
and Several Other Things.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 29.-Gen-
full rank as Major General in the
United States army.
Secretary Boutwell, will leave for
home this evening. Assistant Secre-
tary Hartwell will be the Acting Sec
retary during his absence.
The grand total of Internal Revenue
receipts for the fiscal year up to date
is $144, ,278, ,063.
Samuel Orchard, Surveyor of Gus.
toms at Omaha, has resigned.
Il is believed the President has de-
clined to pardon Bowen.
Baron GerOlt, German Minister, to-
day took formal leave of the Presi-
dent, the usual appropriate and
complimentary addresses being ex-
changed.
Phillip R. Frease, of the German
town (Pa.) Telegraph, declines, for
personal and business reasons, the
position OF Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture, rendered him by President
Grant.
Haines, a resident of Pittsburg, Pa,
and his son Townsend Haines, former.
ly Register of the Treasury, and Pres
ident Grant left for Long Branch this
evening.
After the Cabinet meeting this even
ing Commissioner PleasantOn had a
long interview with the President, and
afterwards proceeded to the office OF
Secretary Boutwell,, where the two
had an extended interview. Although
nothing positive concerning it trans.
pired, it is the belief it had reference
to a clearer understanding of their
respective duties, as it Is known that
the President is friendly to both
gentlemen, and desires that there
shall be an harmonious administration
of the business department.
The President has appointed Jos.
Webster, of Pennsylvania, agent for
the Indians at Sante Sioux Agency /;
Lewis B. Brasher, Of Ohio, Register OF
the Land Office in the Pembina Dis
trict, Dakota.
M. S. Whitaker, a lawyer of Me-
ridian, Mississippi, testified before the
Ku-Klux Committee to-day. He
sWore that he did not believe in the
existence of Ku-Klux; that the citi-
zens Of his State were law-abiding and
disposed to protect the colored people
in all their rights; that the riots at
Meridian were in his opinion the result
of teachings of bad men of both parties.
To show that outrages denominated
Ku-KluxiDg5 were not confined to
members of any one political party,
he instanced and gave evidence in
relation to a case in Sumter county,
Alabama where q white Ranuhlican
school teacher named Prize, with the
assistance Of several coiored Republi.
cans, nearly whipped TO death Adam
Kennard, Deputy Sheriff, who was
also acolored Republican.
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ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The annual
literary commencement and other ex-
ercises of the State University, at
Columbia, Missouri, have been in pro-
gress for several days past, and has
been attended by very large audi
ences. Yesterday the eorner- stone of
the new scienffsC E5GzSHGe s1sssfaas laid
under Masonic auspices. The first
prize for good scholarship was taken
by Miss J. T. Riley, the announce
ment of which was greeted with the
greatest applause.
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IntArasfinn TO pIanters

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The commit
tee having in charge the preparation
of list of premiums for cotton, to be
given by the citizens of st. Louis, at
the st. Louis fair next October, have
completed their arrangements and de-
termined upon the following scale of
prizes: For the best bale of long or
short staple raised in Tennessee, $500;
second best, $3.50; third best, 800.
The same premiums will be awarded
for cotton grown in Mississippi, Louis
lana, Texas, Arkansas, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-.
lima and Missouri; also $500 for the
best bale from the Beeler or other i'm
proved seed, and $1,000 for the best
bale grown in any State,
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MAINE,
The Republican State Convention -Re-NOm'
iAatiOn of Governor Parham-his
Speech.

PORTLAND, June 29.--The Maine
Republican State Convention con-
vened this morning. Nine hundred
and ninety delegates were present.
Sidney Parham was nominated for
Governor by acclamation. He made
brief address, accepting the resolu-
tions adopted, praised the Republican
party for its record in the late war and
for the abolition of slavery, and de-
cIared that the Republicans have no
cause to consign the past to Oblivion
or to forget its memories. He de.
clared respect for the State Govern
ment, but said that the Federal
Government possesses and should ex-
ercise the power to protect every citi-
zen in person and property, in un-
trammelled expression Of sentiments
and the free exercise of the ballot. He
favored the tariff, and said it was ad-
justed topromote the interests of every
citizen, and to foster the honor and in
terests of American labor. He advo-
Gated the revival of American COM
merce, and the re-affirming of the
principles of prohibition. he also
indorsed Grants administration.
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Nnn-Rasidanf Nnfine

No. 2s2 Rim the First Chsncery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-JOhn NJ. Lea VS..
Michael Ferro ct al.
IT appearing from afiiGavit in this cause
L that the defendant, Michael Ferro, is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee:
1t Ia therefore ordered, That he make his
appear ance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in August, lS7l, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainant bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy
Of this order be published oncs a week, for
four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis APP
peal.
A copy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Q. and M.
j. NJ. Gregory. SOL. for comnl [. ie3l fri
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The Rock Island Railroad.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Tke Shelby
1owa) Record says: Harlan and
Shelby counties generally are all la
boring under great excitement by the
announcement of the title of the Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Compan Y
to the even sections, and also that the
Harlan grant, lying beyond the tWen-
ty-mile limits, was defective, and con-
sequently the land belonged to the
government, and was open for home
stead and pre-emptiOn. 4 large crowd
of land hunters has been in town or
encamped near 1t during the past
week, and the County Treasurer has
been called upon several hundred
times to point out the railroad COM
Dany'5 real estate. There are 155, ,OOO,-
900 acres in the county, A lawyer
living in Exina is said to have discov-
cred the defective title, and he is to
receive fifty cents an acre when the
title is perfected.
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Xxx, ss6 25.: Oats, hrmer at 64ae5c
Hay, firm; prime $25; choice sS6t9zf W.
Pork firrnsr; mess held at $l6 80 Bacon,
nrmer at 77<GSG9Z@1Oc; all others are
unchanged. Bank sterling, 245s. sight,
x premium. Gold, 113S.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.--COttOa is
quiet and duh but hrLnsr- Sales, 100
bales; Good Ordinary, 169i5Hc; Low
Middling, lst9Is15c; MiddliDgss 2O71c
Receipts, 4s7 bales; no exports; stock,
3o, $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2e.-Flour is extreme
ly dull; superfDe fall, s4 s0GI4 rs; extra,
SOS %; Xxx, s5 90. Wheat, prices are
maintained for desirable lots, but poor
qualities are easier; inspected, No 3, red,
In elevator. 81 Is; No. 2, red fall, 81 70.
outside prices; sample lots Of No. 1 in sl-
eVator, 521Ic; sacked, size. Oats, frmer;
mixed on track, toe; sacked, 53t867c
Whisky, Gle. Pork, higher at SIS IS; dry
salt meats firm; loose shoulders 70 arrive
60. Bacon, stiff and higher at 7(97ZGS%
@9@91<c. outside rates for order lots.
! Hogs and cattle unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June %. - Flou-, nominal.
Whest, No. 2 spring closing tame at 81 26
] y A
nally, 81 2831 265<. Corn, No 2 mixed,
quiet, closing at 53Hc. Oats, &c lower,
closing steady at 4se. Rye, No. nomi-
mai at SIC Barley. No. nominal ct 78G
zoe Higkwines, S81<c. Mess pork closed
at SIS cash. Lard. 101zc cash. Dry salted
meats unchanged. Hogs opened active
and steady but closed dull and weak At
SS S594 10. Cattle, quiet aud unchanged.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, June 29.-Cotton advanc-
ing; low middlings. IS14c. Bscon-Should-
erH, TIC; clear sides. 10c; hams, 121zc;
sugar-cured hams, packed I5c. Lard,
1zc. Corn, 75c- Oats, zoe. Rye, SOC Bar
ley, 65970c. Wheat, 81 S5@1 50. Flour,
Sc 25G6 90.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, June 29.-CottOn Is quiet but
firm middling, 1910. Net receipts, 50
bales; exports coastwise, $50 bales; stock,
10, S76 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-COttOn firm;
Middlings, l9c. Net recsipts, 1eS bales;
sales, 100 bales; stock, 81, ,372.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Cntton fsmsr:
middling uplands, ,sH@s55d; middling
Orleans SID. Sales, q, ,00O bales, of which
1000 bales were for speculation and sx-
port. Breadstuffs, unchanged.
PARIS, June 29.-Rentes, 52f 6Oc.
FRANKFORT, June s29-United States
coupons, 1883, 951SG954.
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The California Strikers.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-AH is
quiet in Amsdor county. The mines
are under the protection Of the mill
tary. New men are engaged ct the
old rates. The prOprietors have de-
termined never again to employ men
connected with the Miners League,
which ordered the strike and COM
PEELED the suspension of work.
Horace Greeley and Col. Taggart
have been invited by the Oregon
Agricultural sOciety to tell the visit
ors of the fair in the autumn what
they know about farming.
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REMOVAL.

@ OUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
y MENPEIs, June 90, ISL
Rs- The ONCE OF the Southern Express
Company viii b5 moved TO No. 34R
sECONS STREET, UNDER GREENLAW
OPERA HOUSE, while building on Court
street is undergoing repairs.
..n rrrrr1r ryaHrrT rr,Nr -.
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KentaekY Radical Nomination.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 29.-The
Republican State Central Committee
of Kentucky have nominated Rev.
VIM. M. Pratt, a Baptist minister, to
fill the vacancy on the ticket for Su-
perintendent of Public Instructions.
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NEW YORK BOAREiNG,

O OUTHERNERS visiting New York can
= hDd comfortable rooms and superior
board, at So Vest SD street, in the immediate
vicinity OF the Fifth Avenue and other prom
trent hotels. Price, 81 20 per t3v. Please
cut this ont for future reference. leo
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Oflrsd % the 9 New penarture.

CHI(AGo, June 29. THAT portion OF
the Democratic party of Iowa which
Ia displeased with the new departure
recenflv made by that States conven-
ventiolil has called another State con-
yentieiI'so be held in Desmoines, on
the l3lk Nj August next. Legrand
Bviuptpn hkads the call, and Henry
CLAY Dian isupposed TO be theleader
nj the ln0van6nt.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


PORTSMOUTH, June 29.-The United
States steamer Kansas, from the
Southern squadron, has been ordered
here tor quarantine, and Is supposed
to have yellow fever on board.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, June -, lHt'J
nRrSealed proposals VIII be received al TINS
ONCE until IL o'clock m MONDAY, July So'
for making the necessary cut Tor the lSsyoo
at fernando and GayoEO streets. For Inrtner
information, apply at this once me CITY
reserves the right 10 reject any or all the bids
je@l J.H. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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Nine Hundred Bales of Cotton Burned on
SfeamhOaf

New ORLEANs, June 29.-Shreve-
port dispatches report that the steam.
boat Red Cloud, with nine hundred
bales of cotton on board, was burned
to the waters edge at Montgomery
Landing.
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steamhoat Burning and Revenue Frauds

otbdmpOdt puTAlsu dhu Sos0heo Etoauo
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Privste dis
patches state that the steamer Red
Cloud was burned up on Red river on
the 18th inst. She was owned by her
commander, Captain Brinkle, was
built at Marietta LAST year, and cost
sac, 600; valued for insurance at $780,
600, of which $40, 900 is in this city.
Bucker & Miller's tobacco factory
was seized to-day by Collector Pullan
on charge of fraudulent use of
stamps. The proprietors claim that
they can make satisfactory defense and
will give bond and resume business
tomorrow.
A meeting of three hundred persons
was held this afternoon in Turner
Hall to take action in relation to the
present aspect Of the Sunday law
question, The meeting was composed
principally of brewers, saloon keepers
and cigar dealers. A long resolution
was adopted, declaring in favor of its
repeal. and II the laws are TO be en-
forced in its favor, an uniioFm aea=
forcement against oil kinds of occupa-
tions. including running street cars,
milk and ice wagons, should be had.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to pre-
sent the resolutions to the Council and
Mayor.
True ID fhsir instincts the Radicals
OF WashintkQn want TO issue "a, 800, 4.
900 Ia gold bonds, ostsnsibiy for pubils
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MASONIc NOTICE,

THE special convocation of Penn @
4 r. A. Chapter No. q E. and A. II. ~
will be held this (FRIDAY) evening. ~
June 30, 1871, at 8 o'clock, for the installation
OF officers elect.
A. ]. WHEELER, NJ. K. II. P.
q q TOCEE Secrafarv iag0
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FUNERAL HOTlcE.

HIGHT-The friends and aequaintances of
Mr.. John Hight are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral OF his infant son, HESRT
HARRISON HIGHT; also, the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett are respectfully invited.
The funeral Will take place this (FRIDAY1
morning, from their resi6enee, No. IOl Robin
SON atraat
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing
i under the firm OF Ritchle & Rtnney, Is,
by mutual cons ent, this day dissc ived. Either
party is authorized TO receipt for money due
the frm. W. ". RfTCHIE.
JuUa IL 1871 l. W KINNEY
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MARRIED.

DAVIS JONES - Tuesday evening, 9th
inst by Rev. Dr.. Slater, Mr.. CHARLEs B.
DAVIS and Miss EhELINE JONES, all of this
city
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RIIcKEYE SALNE

WE have Just received q fun supply o.
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
G. W. JONES & co,
ie4 ~ Main stFazt
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
omotal Drawtzase.

MORNING CLASS No 81.
69, 50, 2S, 0, "a. q, so, 25 20, II. 81, 2, 81.
EVENING CIAsS-No. 2O8.
SO. 81, 81, %, Al, So, 80. Is, 81. 4S. 49, 50.
Prizes rom sl00 TO $4,000. paid in money
Lotteries drawing daily. J. Z. FRANCE
4S% North Court street Box ~, Memphis
Tenn. P. o. MURRAY. MILLER q co. Man
ayers, st. Louis. 20. Je30
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Xxx, Fs6 25.ss Oats, hrmer at 64Qe5c
Hay, firm; prime S25; choice. s26(q27 90.
Pork firnsr; mess held at $l6 80 Bacon.
hrmer at 7NGsG9Z@l0c; all others are
unchanged. Bank sterling, 2455. Sight,
e premium. Gold, 113H.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe State.
TUESDAY MORNING, CLASS S0S, JUSE =, ISL
3 ) Z II IL u Is IA
8, rs, l3, l9, 63, 46, IS, a, 80, As, I, A, So
UEsDAY EVENING, CLASS 304, JUNE q. 1871.
2 3 8 8 10 II Il l3 "A
se4 10, 49, So 63, 81. As, Is, 7S, 60, So q, Il.
les 247 SECOND STREET.
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$5OO,OOO TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
The South Carolina Land and immigration Association,

Aiou uturalan
s1a ss aI ne Ae@ds9y ae
in
"a
s5o0OoO AWARDED the Ticket aodsrso
Goa
10000 Season Tickets of Admission and
confidential.
100000 G<LE1TE-
{ u e
sb 8
-
to-
Agents
GEN. BUrLER 1u.s
Gen. A r. Wnzhtof B. O southC
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New ORLEANS. June 29.--CottOH is
quiet and dull but frLnsr- Sales, 100
bales; Good Ordinary, 169I6Hc; Low
Middiing, ls9Is1Sc; bliddllDgss 2O11c
Receipts, 4S7 bales; no exports; stock,
80 800 bales,
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True to their instincts the Radicals
OF Washineton Want TO issue "a ,e00, I,
900 Ia gold bonds, ostensibiy y for pub;HI
works,
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A RUsE AND A COafPR0nIsE
In August next the election OF a
iaIayor and Board Of Aldermen will
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-14

NtahtN in that which las been for
cars the mau-Stay Of our CONNER
cial existence.
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From g.eI Dm+ N Ea3aal Em
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
Ae,t Orleans Rfpltbtiea11.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES
fflclAl JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ef NASH HODGSON. at II O'clock, at St. Charles
Auction Exchange, fifteen shares Bank of Amer
ra stock, ten shares Bank Of New Orleans
stock. twenty-five shares st. Charles Street
Railroad Company stock-successiOn Of James
NJ. PinHeger. Seven choice lots of ground and
annie City Hotel. in Amte City. Square OF
ground bounded by st. Charles. Hurst and Ara
bella streets and Nashville avenue, subdivided
INTO twenty two lots; two building sites ST.
Charles avenue; six lots Of ground On Orange
street, old houses and sheds.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, at II o'clock at Royal
Street Auction Exchange, three lots OF ground
On Broad and Dabadje streets-suc" ession of
Henry Laveau
Ell SHERIFF SAUvINET, at u O'Clock, at MGR
chants and AHctionrers' Exchange, lot of
ground and twO-story brick buildings on Bayou
road-Theodorc Bailly Blanchard, Jr., Va. Mrs.
Christine Giescke. Two lots of ground and
buildings On Congress street,. y. Parent vs..
Mrs. Claire Aline Moton. Lot OF ground and
buildings No. p Music street
By r. NJ L b. j. MONTGOMERY, az II o'clock,
q: Old Auction Mart, u Camp street new and
secoGd hand furniture, etc.
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but some people can not be pleased; they
now growl at the rain, which has converted
the much abused dust into mud ankle deep.
The inmates of the harbor police station
house, during the rain storm, stood outside
the building to avoid getting wet. Not that
it is meant that the shed is in leaky con
dition. Having no Gas there, coal oil is
used, and at night every drop of rain makes
the lamp chimneys play the plaintive tune
Of ''Pop goes the weasel" Captain Mccain
has spent considerable Sans OF money for
waterproof overcoats and umbrellas.
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Book AUCrICE.-Anouy :.ir book. % BE
sold this evening by Nessrs. Mont roinevy,
at No. II ST. Charles street, arc he line ed
ton OF the Wayer.ey ucyels. As volumes.
calf. best edition published: Jal,line'- Na,u-
ralists' Library. 10 v".uines. :2G1 co,ore,;
plates: all Chambers works, including his
encyclopedia. in cali bindings: timely illus
trated and illuminated family bibles. etc.
Parties wishing 10 rel.icn.sl their libraries
should not fail to attend. - tie bo,..e ..e
selling very cheap.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES At AvC-ICv THIS
DAy.-Messrs. NASH Il Hoi.son VII sell at
twelve o'clock to-day, ii. tie -. Charles
Auction Exchange. a lis: OF cho;ce vacant
and improved properties. situated on Com
mon, s.. Charles, Orange. apollo ard Ca
rondelet streets, Nashville avenue. etc. iu
the First. Fourth and Sixth Districts, all
building sites or good investments should
read the advertisements II another column.
see plans. and attend the sale.
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ExCELLENT.-The Board of Police Conlis-
sioners yesterday, by resolution, instructed
the several captains to hereafter omit
making arrests for violations of city or
dinance 63S, which has proved a nuisance.
Patrolmen will, therefore, take no heed Of
No. G3S unless the case be an aggravated
one. The law, unfortunately, usually
operated on those who felt it most kceniy,
and who were not to be blamed. Thursday
up with thieves and drunkar,ls for TO
other otfense than attending to natures
call. The ordinance has disguised MANY
excellent gentlemen from the country. who
were the greatest sufferers.
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PROPOSALS..

Itp.KTxENT OF WATFKwoRKs .HD)
Public Buildings, :
New Orleans, January p. 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN-
- dersi gntG viii te received at this of "e until
TUESDAY. January a. 1871. II NJ for extending
the Fruit Market, III accordance with specifications
tile III the Office OF the City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals are required to de-
post with the Administrator OF Finance. evil
dcnce OF their intention 10 abide by the al julic
ton, The amount O, one hundred and fifty dollars
Is 1857 i'll cash and which shall be forfeited to the
city i'll case OF failure TO sign the contract.
Bidders To HON the contract is not awarded viii
have their deposits returned to them the day
adjudication is made.
No bid will he received unless accompanied y
the certificate Of the Admins: of Finance
ttying that the required cash deposi: las been
made.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposals 20 be Endorsed Proposals for ex.. ndns
the Fruit Market"
L. =. DELASS!ZE,
Ia1| - Administrator.
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LEAST: or VALUABLE >Uc.E I'->..-
TioS.-ln orr "No. Sale" coi,nn. this
morning, Messrs. Nas;. :. :iodgsor. No. 80
Gravier street, advertise ~ prir:'e sale. at
Il great bargain. or account g: departure.
the lease OF one Of the ;n,s: sugar .y,anti
sions III the State. with two hnEdr... and
seventy acres growing cane. Labor contracts
made. stock. implements. and everything II
full blast, ard III i,ne cr.lc: md .or. .:on
See advertisements:
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1871
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

This morning at twelve O'Clock, grand
"Carlottsi' matinee. A. splendid bill this
evening. Tomorrow evening, last appear
ance OF Miss Lucille Western. Monday
evening, Mr.. Jack as Sir John FGi:fGt.
St. Charles Theatre.
This morning at twelve o'clock, first
Lott. matinee, when The Little De
tectiveF Will be presented. The same per-
formaE:e this evening.
National Theatre.
This evening the drama Of "Kean; or,
Comedian and : Countess. Tomorrow
evening, tie great comedy @; "A Night in
Berlin" Will be presented. Tuesday
evening. the COMEDY 81 "Gne o.' Oar
People" VII. lie repeated.