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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

The Virginia Democrats, or ConscrVa
tivcs. wac commenced q session Oh lhe'l
Convention at Richmond yesterday, mel
with serious difficulty at the beginning
Some of the party, belonging to the OlC
Siiu,iln period OF politics, were sncclally
anxious to be formed into phalanX OF
white men TO oppose all hercses In color
Btu, TO their great establishment, the Con
vcntion actually admitted several blacR
delegates to seats. That this should be
done in Democratic Convention Is mar,
Vicious, but that 1t should happen Ill Old
Virginia is 4 thing Incredible. Now, then,
what becomes of all the fine. spun Con-
scrvitive" theories about the Iui"tIc crook
,ducss oi the Africans tibiu, the lgnoolc-
ness o. his Uranium, and other damnln@
evidences Of his social and political dcDa>e.
mcnl!-Ner York Tribune.
This is the grin of Satan at the trouble
he uliugs upon mankind. If Mr. GREELEY
were 10 Say that the state OF society out "l
which This remarkable event has grown
would be the best, we should think lis own
frank vcrbiuge of ellie" would uc the best
comment. Ii he were 10 say he would pre-
ter to 1--we in the community where this was
a noticeable occurrence, the same cjm.
mcnt would be appropriate.
Mr.. GREELEY was born an honest man.
In bis early editorial career he was intirmly
honest rs the world goes. But in his am.
hilton to be ut the head Of a great paper,
lie leucued himself with MEPnIsToPHELEs.
and is now only poor FAUST, full of re-
noise and trouble. The Tribune give:
hlm infinite ANNOYANCE, aud he sees near 81
h,.. he foleclosing OF the mortgage upol
lie winch his enterprise led him 10 sign.
IS hatcver may be the facts aoout the ne
~ro's iio'a. we can say that 1r1June's foul
cannot bc ueuied. We know no pare
more culpablu in that worst form Of pre-
varicatiou, the suppression of truth, thai
the Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

THE Cincinnati Commercial takes one
" Major TRAVIS nesro) in hard after the
following style:
"The celebrated MAJOR TRAVIS is the
most active Of the eleciioncerinc local poll
ticans of African descent. He suppoSes
himself 10 he a candidate for the State Sen
ate, He should be candidate for judge
The fellow knows as much about the adj
mini>tration of justice US about the manu-.
fac,ure of law. The probability is he would
make as good 4 judge as be would q lcgis
lator. He might learn to deliver Judlcla
opinion without sticking his tongue out.
The portrait will answer for some aapi
rants in this part of the world, save that il
would be utterly impossible for them to
avoid sticking their tongues out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

D GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES ut BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7c7 Eain street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, 1T BRIG GS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 M ain street.
PIES at 5, 10, aud lsc. q piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
BOLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RU5K, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street
PICNIC SUPPLIES, q: the shortest notice, at
BHIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE'S, or 25th s.reet, near Broad.
Orders prom pity attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
jy3 707 Main street.
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EDUgaTTONAL.
TOILlNs INSTITUTE.
0rrIcERs.

for the sesslon opening a7th septemher' 1871:
CHARLES L.. COOKE; b, M srperintendent'
WILLIAM 81. PLEASANTS, Mathematics ano
AUG. CULMAr, T,sP2 and 1, nf gsga.n Languages
M1sss.C. WALTHaLL, Guitar and singing
MISS ROSA P. COOKE, Languages y,or,torv
MISS MARY EVELYN HILL, frepar"'ois
MRS s's s. v COOKE, Domestic Department.
|. NATIONS:
Mrs. q. R McVeish, Mrs. Mary Sloan Mrs' M
G. harmar. :,,s
md Tuition, sals to $3.50. Music, $40 To
sou. .ss,.,,rs Va depot, ga.
HoIivs is fully equipped. Send on me s'F's'
on l. .lwAteOw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

PUBLIC BATHS are talked of in Washington
city. Public baths are great things. 1t is
so delightful to get the people cleanly
washed. A liberal supply OF soap should
always be kept at public baths. We hope
to see such things here in Richmond. The
advantages for them are GEOGRAPHICALLY
for shower-baths, which are the best of all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

IS. GlLMoRE's humbug of World:
Peace Jubilee" in Boston is still putfe(
and bowed with forty-horse tin-horl
power. Boston is to make great deal O
money by the singing and drinking over
the "world's peace" which has no exist
ence. But Boston does not care whether il
has OF no, so that she makes handsome
sum out Of the talk about it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

The Chicago Journal. instead of rejoicing
over HoaAcE GREgLEY's impending visit to
the West, says he is about to " start on Il
speech.makiug tour, devastating the west
ern country with all sorts of oratoricai et-
forts. from post-prandial speeches and asri-
cultural fair addresses to lyceum lectures"
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MEETINGS.

MECHANICS TRADE UNION. .--s
Tlerc will be meeting or the MEGHANHa y -
TRADE UNInN a. N ontic clio Hal! To- lGtit
at O'Clock The printed report OF Inc coIlm H.
ter, as adopnd, will &c prtseated ihsre VIII Adv
b. an election of Off GERS.
A fun attendance 10 requested: ~ eoo,r
IN J. j. BUYDEE, Cor. Sec'y.
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q, W. NeWby.
whsEESToN, VA, April ~, 1867
GTAUNTON BAPTIST FEMALE IN
STITUTE,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

JOHN HART, NJ. A., PRINCIPAL, aided by Rev.
G. i. TAYLOR and other experienced teachers
7 Inc session OF 1912 begins on TUESDA Al, sep
TENDER 18th and Ids on TIL TUESDAY, June 2cth.
The total cost for BOARD, full course or LII
EitAHY ard SCIENTIFIC STUDY. incluhlnS
Ancient and Modern Languages, with Music on
Piano, viii not exceed $685..
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SEPTEMBER l1Tu AND 18TH.
GRAND ENGLISH OPEEATlC AND BALLAD
CONCHRT TROUPE.
&C., 0,,.nrc,;to, Soprano,
Int. Directcess OF tue tialton opera trouPa;,
fcom Philadelphia. ,,
NJ .Iamos Grant ................:.. .DaTltonS,
from Richmond, va. rz
Mr. ,}Dln L. (arnrrOSS. ''''
from Phiiadelphla. .,,o
Dir. James A. hrnnld u,:r. roune e"' ''0n''
WIN. Alfred Rolleher. Aen'i'
from Philadelphia. ,,,,,
Mr. Th:mas A. Beckett .........'.i lan's''
frt m rhltadelphia.
Ccucert will commence At O'Clock. .@-I
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
General Admise lon y"
SU EXTRA CHANG for RI S. sVED SEATS.
The sale Of :erved seats VIII commences on
rI,JIssDAI MORNING. Sep.emt CT 7!h, at West
& J0hns,on's bookstore. 10 h and NJ AIN streets.
For concert programmes see small cltculafs'
Ieo-st
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gs,TrCATr0HAL.

nTPs q. A. BRANDT will resume the
N 49, a..,o. NJ hrrZ SCHOOL the 18TH OF sES.
TEsfBER at NO.. sos, on arsn i, DC. wen ,n ,h h
and dtt str, etc. and most respecuuLS s -. rnn
public a fem testimonials Hohi lnuDo - '-oA ~
session A.. n
we. the uudersigners, having snomn ~. 49, =.
RpiNnr for some " mrs, take pleasure In,Io
se5 IS
o. 81 p AZ. nchea and Music and believe her
a asd sstsntion in the discharge her dusies VIE
prove o SAILS; H 1s p.W. Grubbs,
I,hn 6. PAGE, Jamis Evans,
ino F. = R rs!ss, = s.RSI N. Bakef =
Henry G. cAee'W5S VIM. English" fI.1
.,,,.u A BR.spr having Teen resident
70. chr nr music In h,s pl.cc ZOE 'n a sSa nano
wears and having given instIuSsgJ fsithinlIv dis
and GUITAR M, 10 our satisfaction both In vocal
ma tai music, no with mutn "a he
reeommend her as LADY sn9 one ,shn ma want
conf ience OF Ia1enss or music In Its different
bfan he. Rice " PAYNE,
I'D N. spiiman, Richards Payne, ~
Eu. III u q ina John a. Spilman,
VIM: Boot Sr'gsst W. rex Ss,' Bragg
WAsRESToN, VA, April ~, 1861
have examined the testimonials OF Mrs;
BRANDT showing that she has satlsf ictorliy niiea
nosi,ions Of inheritance in educational in;titu-
IONS and from these credentials, as well as3rom
my personal acquaintance win EcI, om sur Z
that our Board OF Public instruction wou to
competency and fidelity. AS she ls widow, ana
tep.rdent upon her own resources for the support
family cordially ro net 10 v tae
WIcuMoND, VA. Feb %, 1871. Sc 5.eodl2t
~TIITNT0N RAPTJST FEMALE IN
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/" AUGUST, 1871.

&'APLaS:
Linens and Linen ShcetingS;
Brown and Bl"aChed Cnttoue;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Costons;
E6masks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
tAt old prices, sllheugh advancing)
Linen-B0som Shirts. Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Casslmeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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WANTS..

TAINTED, by two ladies of superior
w educational ADVANTAGES and much expe-
ritucc, situations as TEACIIEksI4nc OF hS ne
ENGLISH, FMENCH, nuSl,;, ana Ia T, ,ms
Other OF EhGL!Sa Only. Be- rcIc cncts. letas
moderate. Address till October lst, MISS s'''
Milton Caswell county, N. Z. sc I--L-
WANTED, q No. 1 MAN, white OF
w coored-one VITO understands the pa sa u.,,
en Of cows horses. and milking. CIe . m,io cod
come well endorsed rs - qushncatlohs ailu gov b
char c,e: can &c. q good home aud gnod wages Ds
aI,n.y;npt0 " 81 9. UhNDRIDIt,& CO., hroa"
street I'rtwoen Q and 10 O'Clock IN lhe morning.
anIiIk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS. SUM
rer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at half
value, as !heir inventory season Qst September)
approaches. T. r. PRICE u CO.,
ty29 1l0l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

From Col. r. Z. Guntcr, OF Accomac, Val
MY expectations. founded on the reputation OF
MIR Hart p school for young ladies, aud an inti-
mate persona | acauaint ance with him at the Uni,
yersity Of yirg!pi4, have been more Than realized
since my daug ntecs have been with Lin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

RICHMOND, Sept. &, ls7L
NoTI,CE: :. ,Ils been forced 64 Led a Ii
market TO leav. my old stand, on 9th V#&%
stree, after nineteen years. residence, 1 nave
opened my
FISH, OYSTER, and GAME RUSINESSl
In ali Its branches, ard will be pleas.d.to furnish
my cid and new customers with any quantity.
K. REID.
Marshall street and Brook avenue,
sc7-atS next to ThirdP lice St4tinn.
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- 1nSICAI, INSTRUCTION.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION !5!:l.' N ..,.,x. .,.,,.
The subscriber will be pleased to receive puPi'S
for instruction on
Az ''' PIANO AND SINGING,
commencing October Cd. Long and su.ce sa,,os
oo1narience in his profession Warrants tue oEi1o'
that be viii give satisfaction to his patrons. u
Refers to Ills Honor MAYOR Kelley, Nj pr Jonn
Blair, Mr.. Y. Pickrell, aad NJ: H. E u;oodtolse &
ps UIueIs To- Main street, who VIZ ass kEo"n
his terms. S'profossor of Music.
6-l m
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from Rev Jas. P. Boyce, Greenvle, s. 81
Those ds.iring the thorough education Of their
Il upnters cannot d. better tntn place them un1er
rht charge CT Prof. Hart can con-
cajye of no hgrcr advantages than arc Offered by
his EcNonl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

Circulars may be hid On apple ,tion to the
y rIn.inal au Sl-eCdIt
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from Prof Holmes, Of the University OF VIZ
ginia
n 4 haze known Mr. Eart long and
well and have been scquslDted with the conduct
his minis | have Ie,t q srcc!a eats faction In
no,Ic, ng he great attsQtton "fich he uniformly
uays In bis course OF !ns,r"c t!ou 70 the tnRhsh
isng,.ge and TO It's rlch ard varied literature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

from Gen. John Echols, OF Staunton]
You cannot do better for your daughter than by
sending her Ia the school of Mr.. John Hart, or
mia Mace He Will be aided by
Kev &. Is. Taylor. who has, think. the faculty
of importing ku Wedge 10 Young pupils In more
e,niIent ,esr ee than any other gentleman CT my
acnuAintance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

WANTED, SEVENTY.FIVE a ANDS
w II LAY Track ard do sXCAVA. To-
on the Quan'ico branch line Of the Richm. n "a
Ere ,ericksbnrg and Potion railroad IN ss !;
81 rs per dsy. 10 ard, $40 per month hpply To ,
j. y. BRA &c, Yard-master Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad or to me on the
work.
al 29-1mk 81. SAUNDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS
from Rev. W. II. Ruffler, superintendent PuDilc
Schools.
For the last session my two daughters have
besn attending Dir. Harris Female Institute, ootn
IS pupils ard borders. They nave oecn wen
taught Mr.. Hart possesses those CUTS wherein
lie the peculiar power Of the successful teacEer-
clear apprehension, lucid expression, ana com
Of his nunils, HIS boar Gers are w,il cared for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price In CASH for SUhAC. The
leaves must lie OF green color, we'll dried, and
free from sand, sticks, and berries. We re
oeive It either at our tannerY In Manchester or IN
Richmond at Rockets Mills, adjoining City Gas
Works, ut any landing railroad depot or at our
stare, 30. i<23 Main street.
iN l-dH VAN RUISV U RlNG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

y3TANTED, u MIDDLE.AGED MAN,
w Gu ,able of Jaking chsrse Of IL hoafu'ne-
house GDou rc:erLrc.s =, CURED as 10 capacity,
e.. Address Ii. NJ, care OF Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

WANTED, A PARTNER, with S2Vo,
W iu profitable and growing business. ~ NJ
VII y rent emau OF intelligence and enterprise
We .Ilt pay two per cent. tnonta for inc loan OF
300 well secured. Those meaning business, au-
dress 49,, 49,. uinL,nopd
n o. OIL Stll : JlNN1",
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A SSE BLY, III A l. l..

EOR LN
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
SEPTEMBER l1Tu AND 18TH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

| yVANTED'
| GlCIl FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT
] (color.dl. Must come we'll recon- nGnded. Apply
\ ~ tIs uhi~e sc 2-1w*
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| CA ANTED, TO RENT, y neat HOUSE,
W with five 10 seven rooms Ia good neigh.
brrhoHd, w town. For one that Will suit will
pay a fair rent and take 1t at once. Apply at my
residence 500 trace Street.
SO 2-S s, n. NlFSIOIh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

CEA SALT-for the bath-lor sale bv the
~ pound or larger quantities.
T.. WAGNER & CO., Druggists,
It, corner 9Th ana Broad streets,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, very good situation g.
T Immediately on the Chesap ke ami Onto 81
rallrosd three miles below Louisa Conrt-hOuse.
II has 2 good garden, AMI q plenty OF FIRE wood
very convenient, free Of charge. ANY one wishing
t. ri Mt will address
2. b. MILLS, Frederlck's Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

WANTED, 100 WOMEN to go to New
w York tor general Homework, and several In
This city. also, HANDS for the chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. apply TO
j. 2. JU5TIS, Labor Agent
an 80 No. 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

a VIRGINIA LADY WISHES a STU.
II hTIUN 70 tech the Eng. ish branches ana
Fre3ch. Has taught music, but pre;srs not .ms
so. l. o graduate Of Hoil'ns ltStstule; q r,3
ere o: Mr.. j. 5. Cooke. Greenwood, Z. q y. ~ II.
G., o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

1lsyse rl1a6ef1 ~ pIssaIlaG - lasst.ll:
Adninislxatoes 6hoM, LsviA Wa1taas Bea-
zane, Remiok, Dslns1ise ~ CsshrsA =
Mr.. BoAsaao presented H. credentaals q
NJ. Coekrems Lately sppainted Admiaistrar
tor q, lnprovonents. Refagred e Messre.
Shaw and Delassise, who reported that Tho
documaents were IN proper form.
Nj. Cockrem took his seat. 81
Mr.. Shaw offered m ordinsnce to pro
vide for furnishing several asylums with the
usual gratuities. Read frat time.
By Nj. Remick: A resolution suspending
the Law in reference, to drays and other
vehicles loading to prescribed limit.
Adopted.
A petition from several citizens in the
Sixth District asking the right to construct
. portable railroad in that section, was 70
ferred.
A petition from citizens complaining of
the speed Of the Chattanooga railroad train
within city limits, was referred.
Mr.. Remlck's action in reference to selling
the revenues Of the public markets was sp-
proved. siasna
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mia I'd
NOTICE,

IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDER OF THE
i Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Or
leans dated the twenty eighth day Of January,
1871 the undersigned, appointed BY said court, ON
the application OF the city Of New Orleans. for the
purpose Of making an estimate and assessment for
the opening Of AOreau street (now Chartres) In
the Third District, from St. Ferdinand to IOgtoaut
streets, pursuant to plan drawn by c. A. DeArmas,
Surveyor, copy Of which 10 filed In the Aforesaid
court, do hereby propose to open said street -
Per plan herewith fled for special reference.
Notice 10 given to al persons herein interested that
tho undersigned Commissioner have deposited
copies Of the said estimate and concern
ing the opening Of said street, With plan thereto
annexed with the Clerk Of the said Fourth District
Court, for the inspection Oflwhoms0ever it may
concern, and that the report Of said estimate and
assessment by the undersigned Commissioners win
be presented to said court for confirmation ac.
cording to law, TUESDAY, April I, 1871.
All persons whose rights and interests may b
affected thereby may state specially their 0bjec-
ti0ns in writing ten days after the last publication
Of this notice; such objections to be fled with the
Clerk Of said Fourth district Court I'm order that
said Commissioners may reconsider and alter or
amend their said estimate and assessment, II they
deem proper, before preventing the same for con-
6rmatiOn according to law.
J. r. RARTHRLRMY,
G. W. CULBERTSON,
81 LOUIS ST. NARTW.
Commissioners.
JOHN g. NONROD8,
mill IS 81 = % ap4 Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

The latest novelty in means of transporta-
ton are palace stock cars for carrying valu-
able horses. They are made in Bridgeport,
Connecticut, and are already in use on sew
eral railroad lines. But little time il con-
sumed in loading them. The horses, when
IN the car, appear to be az comfortable as
could De desired, each being separately
Watering without any unshippine. They
viii travel with ~ much comfort 70 them
selves - human beings do in the Pullman
palace car.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

MRS. MARY 3. MILLER, WIFI OF WILLIAM l.
Jackson ". Her Husband-No. 3o8s.
II hereby CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
i fifth day Of January, 1871, judgment was rem
derod in this court in the following entitled suit m
the words and figures following to Wit;
Mrs. Mary 3. Miller, wife Of William l. Jnckson
". Her Husband.-No 3O05.
On motion Of Hyams / B. =. JONAS Of counsel I'm
plaintiff, and ON introducing due proof in eupport
Of her demand, and the court considering the 1av
and tho evidence to be in her favor, IL e ordered
and adjudged that the default herein entered o.
the twentieth Of January, 1871 be now confirmed and
made final; that there be judgment in favor of the
plaintiff, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Miller, wife Of vii.
liam Jackeon, and against the defendant, the
said William L. jackson, her husband that the com
munity q acquesta and 4ntns heretofore existing
stored to the NEE administration Of her separate
property.
4 l. further ordered and adjugsd thst the aaid
plaintiff do hAve and recover from the defendant,
william L. Jackson. the sum. Of tour Thousand
(~4oo0 dollars, with legal interest fro0 4vdlc1si
demand, to wit. sixth January. 1911, tn paid, ana
costa Of suit, with the mortgage 40 pnvhe9e
allowed BY law to married women on tne teal ana
personal property Of the soid defendant. @
Judgment dgned March 1a. !sn;
In testimonv Whereof have hereunto 1T nv
hand and aflxed the seal Of the said court ct the
cifv AZ Nan rleane on this thirteenth day ofuafch
IN the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred ga eeventy-one. and the ninety -Ath year Of
mh1s IS anll W1LLIAQ WOUERHR. Clark
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i day Of january, 1s1. Judgment was numbered
In this court in the following entitled suit in the
Mrs. Kate Geary W. Thomas walsh, Her L.
band, No. 2O6A 80
1t 10 ordered, adjudged and decreed that default
now confirmed and made 6nal; that there be judg.
ment in favor Of said painti6 Kate Geazy, wife Of
Thomas Waleh, and agAinst defendant the said
Thomas Walsh, her husband that the community
q acquests and gains heretofore existing botwoen
them be dissolved and that said plaintiff b restored
separate estate. and that tbs defendant pay the
Signed, January -, lsn.
WIZ. COOLEY, Judge.
=. teotinoay Whereof have hssUunto Ct ~
o1tyGf1ew 0E3e1naAo III 1Duxeoon}h ~ GflfnEeA,
g - Eoe g - Log& - I861GG14 49, In.
~ n - y ~ 5,,esy q
nhl5 = apt5s II. DICK, De0u1y Clogk
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POIITfCAL NOTICES,

Rally: Rally: Rally :-Cresoent City
Republican Club-A meeting Of this club win be
held 1t Mechan1cs' Institute, ON "WEDNESDAY EvR-
MING, March y, 1871, ut halfpast seven o'clock.
Punctual and full attendance desired. Parties de-
airing to Join the club arc invited to attend.
BY order Of the President. sci
mhSs e. c. q. LAURANT, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

In the narration Of current events, sayu
the Louisville Comsssscial, good sound Eng.
lish conveys always clearer ideas and
sounder lessons than I'll the tswdryisms,
With which Bad Judgment y opt to overload
them, can ever do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
. SUCCESSION NOTICES.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of OEleanA-Notiee IL hereby given - the
creditors Of this estate and to al other pegsnns
herein interested, to show cause within tan days
can, Why the account presented BY Jacob Liner,
administrator Of this estate, should not - 10.
mOlozated and approved, and the funds distxjhuted
in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court.
mh38 apl n O. TRACY Clark.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

A new feature has been introduced in the
oyster trade, viz: the expectation Of the
bivalves for seed to England. During the
month of February 200 barrels were
shipped by one house at New York for that
DurDOA0. $
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

Women are the pillars that adoEn and
support society; the institutions that pro
tect women throw shield around children;
and where women and children are pro
vided for, man must be secure in his rights
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

PETITION,

VyO THE HONORABLE THE COUNCIL OF TIM
u city Of New OrleanA-We, the undermined proo-
erty holders respectfully ask to cause 6rick
banquets to bAmade On The northeast side Of ~.
hcity street, fE0m FRANKLIN to Magnolia streets.
curbdng being already laid, and obliSo
Very respectfully yours,