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The Board OF Directors, IN commencing
this scheme % the public. promise that is
shall be carried out IN good faith They Will
appoint q COMMITTEES OF aWard, whose high
character viii be 3 sufncient guarantee thaz
perfect fairness viii control the distrfbutson.
The price Of these 1ecial tickets has been
order that they may be within the rsaeh OF
every one.
1T is hoped and expected tnat the ThirJl
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as to enable the Society % erect suitable
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deRree OF excsllence as 70 render them
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Shelby county and the aut AGENT country.
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rsngement, and tickets can be had on appli-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
- AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the LsgisIatnre Osths stats.
AoEDAY MORETHa, CLASS 81, AUGUST q, 1911,
128 4 T8 3 ~ IL II u IA
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W NOrthy Your Attention

- The New Orleans market is the only
one in the United States, except New York.
which is really and fully supplied with
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MASONIC NOTICE.

mAoOnlS NUttCE-
A SPECIAL eOnvOcatiOn OF Penn o
~ Royal Arch Chapter, No. q f. and ~
A. NJ VIII be held this cTUESDAY"
evening, august "a. az o'clock, promptly,
for work In a. ~ Il = degree.
All n. n. MS frafeTnGlly invited.
G. n. CARROLL, N. E. HP
B. NJ LRVY. Secretary. aull
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CLEAN STANDARD GOODS,

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MOBILE, August 2l.-Cotton nominal;
net receipts, 1OI bales; exports coastwise.
17S bales; aalss, SO bales; stock, 1924
OAi''' aAEvEsroa.
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lies entombed in these mountains.
Cost what It may, whenever the Ten
nessee Pacific road has passed through
fhis mountain gorge, it viii have done
more for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the
STATE than auv highway within Its
borders. Here iron and coal abound
eide- -hv-SiCe as not elsewhere Ia the
world. i was wholly ignorant Of the
incslculabIe natural resources OF my
state until / wandered among these
massive nountains snd contemplated
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At the very lowest point of the market in
the month of June, and they tntecd using
this advantage to attract even still larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them.
Their assortment OF all Foreign Goods, such
as Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings,
etc, etc are rapidly arriving, and Al remark
ably low prices.
The house OF
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In Northern made STAPLE DRY GOODS,
the leading houses of New Orleans are able,
and should always be willing. to sell as low
as the Northern Jobbers, and New Orleans is
known to be headquarters, ana the principal
market for the rapidly increasing produo-
tons of
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Continued from First Page.
"A Temple of Fashion.
reduction in pnceso of
Straw Hats
Creates, bargains ever offered
On Monday, Nays,
we will offer immense stock of
Straw Hat, at a gre., reduction,
are determined to close before the end
the season.
Finest Black Hair Gypses reduced to 75c.
Our dollar Black Hair Turbans reduced 70 Csc
Our 81 rs black Hair Turbans reduced to 81
Our 5cc. Pamela Hats reduced to s5c
Our 81 white Straw Sailor reduced to 7Sc
All black and Straw Hats. in Gypsy, Artless
Naad shapes, &C.. reduced to aoc-
Our 7c sundowns in the shapes reduced to &c.
Our SOC. Misses brown sundowns reduced to ssc-
And many fine bargains numerous to mention.
including all our fine Leshorn Chip Fancy Braid Hats
&C., &C.. at an immense reduction.
Boys One Brown Straw Haiti. fully trimmed. .. DC.
Trimmed Hat, for ladies' m.se. and children of the mos,
elegant styles. at less than before offered
Also Immense reduction
in the prices OF Flowers, Lsces, Feathers,
Brown and Dras sk fun wide, 75c., worth 81
Black Satin, a. Sc, worth 81 20.
Extra heavy Black Satin, Al 81 IS, worth 81 75.
Also great reduction 10 prices
OF our Endorsements which are now
universally acknowledged to be the
cheapest and best made goods
Lades' 6tucked Drawers nj Ssc
Ladies' Drawers, 6tucked and ruined nj CSC.
Cheni.s, fnli sire. ven made. a IS.
Chemse, linen, tucked and embroidered BOSOM at Soc
Chemse extra hne bias embroidered bosom aud
embroidered edge, at a6c.
Night Dresses long trimmed and pointed collar.
Sc
Ladies' Toilet sacaues, tucked and rufaed, at soc.
Skirts, full sire. six tucks, al &C.
Skirts, full size, six tncks and rufBed nj 7bc.
Also elegant skirts At &c. 81 TO- IL and u Is respect
lively worth almost double.
And many elegant styles too numerous 70 mention
Mountaineering already cheap price, OF Undergar
men will allow extra discount Of Eve per cent on all
Hosiery, Corsets Parasols BID Gloves &C..
cheap.
Gupure Laces.
OF our last impertatons OF Gupure
Laces
stn few on hand and offer them low
prices. notwithsan ling the scarcity Of the
Fest quality full inches wide. at 81 TO- worth u 30
Bes; quality, full inches wide At 81 , worth 81 75
7he eies.n, pain Leaf Pattern in the very best quality at
Call Guipure LAGOS.
Orders by mail faithfully attended TO.
The trade supplied al less than down Wholesale prices
A At EHRICH's
Temple OF Fashion,
7 Eighth between Twentyfourth and Tweny-dnh SITS
N B-This establishment connection with other
store either of the city, and all communications
should be addressed TO direct.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
occupants :. houses and lots Improved SSmpssy:1
s ss s IL 81. once n ne
Board of Assessors for examination By all persons Interest,"
For tuildns receiving basin northeast corner OF Frsa
D. For building receiving basin southeast OF Water
s. For building receiving basin southeast Of lasA
For building receivn: basin northeast corner Of l.s
s. For building receiving southeast corner of Third
For bnianx receivns basin northwest of FourA
J. For building receiving northeast corner OF lSsA
5 For building sewer IN Fifth avenue, between Thirty
fourth ana Thirty nth streets:
For building sewer in Nineteenth street, between sizA
To- For building sewer completion avenue D. beswssa
II For building completion in D. bs,wsea
building in Fifth avenue, between lisa
Is For regulating grading lossh aree. between PtnA
and lots Of ground, vacant lots aad
and l. The block bounded BY Water, Front, neorsa
- The easery side Of sr.h avenue, ss.h as
18th streets and running esssry shsrsfrom on l2h ana
Tbs norsSery aldo OF i2Sth street. commencing q. s.rA
. nS ~ @ Zee:
Third avenues me westerly side Of second avsns
from 20. e % ya,sn street
and Thirty second sreeta
ana 1sngna f sed -
ess,ery side Seventh avenue, between s6sh and ls6h
streets.
The csstey side Of Fifth avenue, between Thirty fourth
and Thirty fifth streets.
The properly known ~ Ward Nos 227lt 2,27S and
1910 TO situated IN Nineteenth street, between Sixth
H. Both sides OF avenue D, between Fourth and Pfh
streets.
H. Both sides OF d, between Third and Fourth
streets.
The property bounded by lsth and lsssh Streets
Fourth and Eighth
H. Both aides l0gth street. between Fifth
Harlem the of half the block the intersecs
ing streets
All persons whose interests affected BY the above,
named opposed them citha
theu requested present their objections writing
Richard Tweed, Chairman Of the Board Of Assessors.
olice No. 10 Chatham street. within thirty days from
the date of this notice. RICHARD TWEED,
THOMAS B. ASTEN,
MYER MYERS
FRANCIS A. SANDS,
Board Of Assessor.
ONCE Board OF Assessors, New York, May Is. 1871
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A ALTMAN BROTHERS cos
GENTS, FINE sUMMsR aAUzE
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
A''' GENTS EXTRA FINE LIsLE THREAD
at SOC.
AT ALTMAN BE0TnEs ss, 4 4 cos
near Twenty arst street
S rs u BROTHERS Sixth avenue, sr
between Twenty second and twenty third streets
Our entire marked down
s g per cent cent ssssH S:f cent cent:
% per cent. 90 per cent
We call the particular Of ladies
in general before leaving the city the warm weather.
to examine our stock and note our prices IN our
UNDERGARMENT DEPARTMENT,
which i. now complete with splendid line Of
S,ss, Gowns Trail b nas Sss; s. ss,s.:
WAIST. Corset Covers
both Plain Trimmed win Lace ana Embroidery. and
good make. Muslin
We guarantee our prices to be lower than
any other house.
OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT
contains thirty dineren, s'yie,of
''0''-f'''os' French wo,., &C.,
which for prices and shapes
cannot be matched in the city
WILL OPEN MONDAY
90 OF celebrated Marquse Kid Gloves at 81 81
all exceedingly choice shades
sell them very rapidly. we advise ladies to cali in
leo doz. Misses Marquee KID Gloves ,
100 cartons new eros Grain Bonnet Ribbons,
20 per cent below last weeks prices.
'''a'''"' '''''' 90 selling every where a, 81.
Special attractions in our
LACE GOODS DEPARTMENT
pair. orsande Sleeves, hand made, trimmed with real
500 pairs much finer trimmed eaboratey
with asss and smSaeds6y r. = = s sSa u o and a.
Great Barsans. CO.
Linen Cambrc Hsndkerchcts, Linen Collars and CUFFS.
We keen .s only tn The very 6e. a,s Goods a..
SUN greater reduction In our
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT.
Prices far beow any other store.
All six Pooeee Aplnes friagcd. fail si1c. rs ..
...,. selling nss everywhere at ~.
French Gilt Hoop Earrings, exquisite atylea~
Gilt Brooches, Pendants. &C.
$50 pair Shell Hoop Earrings, extra quality,
nj &c. per pair.
100 Real Thread Parasol Covers, from auction,
1000 piece. Real s Gepu Se's sad Thread L.ce.
l from zoe
The cheapest Goods ever offered.
STERN BROS,
/ 967 Sixth avenue. 367
w. K. rEYToS.
| 20 and 90 Bovery.
invites the attention OF the OF York
| rounding citles TO his unriyaled stock OF
| First class
| READY MADE SUITS
| Costumes
10 al the Fashionable styles worn ana OF the
| choicest fabrics Imported.
1 Snit. for the street.
i SUITS for travelling,
i Suits for seaside
4 SUITS the country.
\ suits for plcncs.
| white Suts
| Bun SUITS
! Pink suits.
\ Green Suits.
| Hue SUITS
| Fancy suLs.
! Linen SUITS, a. 81 each.
L We make hTst class WORK specially, :. ,yvrox
A ND How le
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DENTISTRY.

Ut THE GREAT UPTOWN DENTAL INSTITUTE
IA The largest beet and cheapest Dental Estabhmen In
the city You can obtain every dental operation the lowest
terms work superior. DR. WAIT SON. corner Esd street
AMI Fourth avenue opposite Association Hall and Academy
OF Design. Call ana examine styles and prices.
Extracting under tue. fresh gas half usual price.
SPEClALTY.-LAUGHING GAS tFOR ExTRAC-
uonsfl Tor tho hrs tooth; Soc. each additional
nr ~ y voLbf Dentist 20 East Fourteenth street, three
doors wcst OF Union square.
ION TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
lJO pain with laughing gas; beautiful OF contnu-
Dr. IODINE. iso Grand street.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Committee on Normal College, &C.. 1t the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Department OF Public In
truction. corne~ OF Grand and Elm streets, I'm.
Friday, the 9Th day Of June, 1871, and until
o'clock NJ on ssia day. for the m,sriss ard work fcc
venue. between sixty eighth and SIXTY ninth streets.
Plans and specifications may be nj the once OF tho
Supernteudent OF Buildings and Repairs, No. lS Grand
street. third door.
Proposals be received for each branch OF the work
be endorsed "Propoea for Mason work.
Proposal for GRANITE" Proposal tor Dorchester stone"
"Propossl for Carpenters work."
The OF two Responsible sures. to accompany each
proposal proposals will bo c0nsidered unless
named entirely satisfactory TO the Committee.
The Committee the right 10 reject al
Of the proposals offered
ISAAC BELL I
WILLIAM Il. DURYEA, Committee on
MAGNUS GROSS, Normal College.
NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR, &c.
WILLIAM WOOD,
Dated NEW YORK, May 20, 1871.
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PROPOSALS..

IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, s46 AND sl8 BROADWAY,
IL New York, May "a, 1871
To Co>TRACToRs-ProposAs enclosed in sealed envs-
ope and endorsed Proposals. for cubic yards Of stone
for WALL with of the bidder, will be received
the Office the Department OF Docks until Saturday. june
H. 1871 IL O'Clock M for delivering 200 cubic yards Of
stone for river WALL to be delivered from board vessels
pier No North river.
tanned the Office OF the Department after Tuesday,
the 3Oth Inst
JOHN r. AGNEW,
WILSON O. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH.
RICHARD n. HENRY.
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GRESvILLg KANE,
Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL MILK WHITE MARE FOR SALE
IA Fifteen hands, long flowing and tail; perfectly
kind TO either rde drive has been ladies' pet also
Black about size would make splendid match
will be sold cheap Apply 226 Sixth street. between Secon
and Third avenues.
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rJ'o ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-TEssE
lated and hosaic Thing, suitable for churches entrance
halls, yestibules &C, manufactured By T. II. BUOTE
Sanordshire. England Tor which they awarded
prize medals In ali the worlds fars held and
now be obtained At much less than hitherto charged
samples and tesgns TO he seen at the Office of ED
supplied.
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INLEETWOOD PARK,
II TUESDAY, MAY 90. at p. ".
stake OF 81 0OV. closed with the following entres:-
Henry Casey names 8. 4. Hickey.
j. Mckee names Q. m Lady Br snan
X. J. Anderso1eames b. &. Keystone.
J. l.. Doty naf..cs b. e. Ticonderoga.
Mile heats, three In Ave, In harness.
Trains by Harlem Railroad leave Twentysixth street an
Fourth avenue at II 80 A. NJ and 2:Jg r. N.
r. J NJ. VAN CORTLASDT, President
D. TALLNAS, Superintendent.
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4 -A.-WILMINGTON LOTTERY
IA. H. II. GERKEN CO, Managen
CLASS 455--nRAwN AT IL NJ, MAY "a. 1871
9. y; II a. IL g, r. 20 q, y q e., IS
S. IA. 81 ~, IS, g. 81 "a, 4a. n. So. 4s, 49,
LLTHY 4 CO. Brokers, 30 Greenwich street
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FOREIGN.

The Belgian ChambePs-Peusion . DR..
L1vingstone's ChllAren-Liverpool Ar
rivals.
BRUSSELS, November l4.-The session of
the Belgian Chambers was opened today,
Prince De Ligne was made president Of the
Senate. '-'
LONDON, November l4.-The British eov.
ernment has granted pension of E3O0 to
the children of DR.. Livingstone.
LIVERPOOL, November l4.-Arrived: Shin
Wyoming.
LONDON, November 14.-Scott Russell
tory of the social movement. He ssvs +
Prince Albert had been alive he would have
been one OF its leaders. Tho movement
originated in proposals. for union between
the peers and the workingmen. He denies
most positively that its objects or methods
are pontlcal or revolutionary. He strongly
advocates perseverance in the effort in the
interest OF social progress and reform.
C0NsTANTINOPLE, November l4.-Afrma
has been issued by the Sublime Porte, di-
rectlng the minister of public works to
l,naugurate comprehensive system Of pub
lie improvement, in view Of the new work
OF railways projected by foreign capitalists
In the Ottoman d0minions. The harbors
are to be improved, rivers made navigable,
new roads built, old ones repaired, and
every effort made to establish lines Of con-
nection with new railways from all parts Of
the country.
MADRID, November 1.-THE motion for
q vote OF want of confidence in the gov.
ernment which the supporters of Gorilla
proposed to introduce in the Cortes, will be
taken into consideration by that body 1T
the special request Of the ministers them
selves.
LONDON, November A.-A letter from
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AMUSEMRNTs.
Academy Of Music.

The production of the grand comic ope-
ratio extravaganza entitled "Fortunio and
His Gifted Servants" at the Academy of
Music certainly adds new laurels to the
Oates Comic Opera Company. 1t is one of
the iveliest and most entertaining pieces
that has vet been introduced here, and it is
presented in q style that can not be sar-
passed for grandeur Of scenery, costume,
etc. The music is excellent and the singing
and acting superb. Mrs. Oates, if possible,
is more charming in the role she assumes in
this piece than in anything she has previ-
ously appeared in here. And the other
characters, as represented by her talented
company. are all worthy of special notice.
The public should not fail to see "Fortunio,"
for it is not often they are favored with 60
bright spectacle of life. 1t will be pro-
duced this evening for the third time.
st. Charles Theatre.
The opening night of Mr.. Edwin Forrest
was marked by an audience such as seldom
occupies the chairs of the St. Charles Thea
tire. liking Lear" was the play which was
presented for that audience, and it will be
again presented this evening.
Opera House.
Tomorrow night, second time of Meyer
beers grand opera of ''the Huguenots."
Doors open at half-past six O'Clock; per-
tormance commences at seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15
Forrest at the St. Charles.

The play was Shakespeare Lear, the at
traction was the great Forrest, and the au-
dience was immense. What more can be
said. Such a scene does not occur to us
but once or twice in an epoch, and the in
terest of the occasion disarms criticism. Mr..
Forests style is classic, not elementary.
he compels admiration, and subdues his
audience by his genius. His rule of action,
if rule it can be called, is a science, a sys.
tenn, a perfection Of passion, rough and
boisterous at times, yetincapable of change.
For a change, however slight, would
destroy. 1t would no longer be Forrest.
And to know Forrest one must see him.
The man who has been great on the Ameri-
'an stage for fifty years, can not be de-
scribed in paragraph, column, nor even
\ volume. Go and see him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
AND EMPLOYMENT FOR THE MILLION.
Hurrah for Texas.

The attention of all emigrants who wish to
secure permanent homes and remunerative EN-.
plOywent, is called to che fact that the State Of
Texas has . homestead law. which donates one
hundred and sixty acres to every actual and per.
manent settler thereon. With territory stretch
ing from the Red river on the north, to the Gulf
of Mexico the South, and from the State of Lou.
isiana on the east, to the Rio Grande the vest,
and possessing . great diversity of climate and
SOIL having public domain Of nnetytwo mil
lions acres Of land, vacant and unappropriated,
title in fee simple 10 acquired by the actual settler
thereon; and having now in course Of construc
ti0n six or seven lines Of trunk railroads. running
the whole length and breadth Of the State with
lateral branches to all thcky settled districts all
Of which roads are now in want Of laborers, and
are paying good wages for such labor: Also wanted
500 school teachers and 50 900 farm labOrers, to
whom good wages will be given.
Colonel J. b. LIPPARD. one Of the Commissioners
Of the Bureau of immigration, appointed by the
State Of Texas, under and BY virtue Of an act Of
Of the General Assembly thereof passed at the
and can be found at his Office, No. 100 Baronne
street, where all persons proposing to emgrate
can apply for information, and where al letters Of
inquiry can be addressed. oc20 Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15

Miss Pauline Markham, who is chiefly
known in this country az burlesque actress
of great popularity, has retired from that
line of business, and for some months has
been studying for her return to the legiti-
mate drama, in which she had performed
with great success in London and Man
chester, previous to her advent in this
country. Her rentree will be made shortly
in new and original play, written ex-
pressly to develop her special attractions.
Miss Markham has been studying recently
with Miss Heron, who expresses unbo unded
confidence in her pupil. Those who have
seen the new play, which was written by a
gentleman connected with the New York
press, describe it as an emotional drama OF
the Camille" school, of great intensity
and power.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15

We invite the special attention of the
public to the extensive sale of fine furniture
which will be made to-day at ten o'clock A.
NJ, at the corner Of Elysian Fields and
Claiborne streets, by G. de Feriet. auction
eer, for account Of the succession of r. M.
Haggerty, Esq. The sale embraces magnif-
cent parlor, dining and bedroom furniture
from the best manufactures of the city.
The Canal and Claiborne cars pass in front
Of deceased's last residence, thus affording
an excellent and cheap opportunity to all
desirouss of purchasing. The library and
book cases are specially recommended to
amateurs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15

Mr.. B. I. Walshe is one of the most
thoughtful merchants of our city. He
ought to have been educated q physician
for his careful heed of the peoples health
indicates that he has their physical welfare
at heart. One night recently, when the
rains descended and the winds blew, when
thunder rolled and lightning flashed, an
advertisement from him was sent to our
editorial rooms, addressed to all the readers
OF the REPUBLICAN, and headed "Replenish
Your Wardrobes with Winter Goods"
Many OF them went to Washes, No. ITO
Canal street, and did SO; and now he asks
others to do likewise. Call on Mr.. Walshe,
and examine his very complete stock
mems and boys warm underwear goods
and boys clothing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15
A Pleasant Conrtesy.

One Of the pleasant incidents of last eve
ming ut the St. Charles was the presentation
Of magnificent bouquet to Miss Alice Grey,
in the last act Of the play. 1t was the gift
Of Mrs. James A. Oates, the star regnant at
the Academy, to the favorite actress of the
st. Charles. The beauty Of the flowers is
only exceeded by that of the fair donor and
reciDient