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monographs taken and pledge ourselves d 4
ssre no pains to merit continuance OF thst rn
~ nusnse =. ~ tho world-senowned "LEE,i Gs,a.-
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uyxA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING in .nI TIE
pIcumoND PosT.OFFICE NovEMBER 4, lSiI.
Lillian M. Luck, Richmond College mrs.
,1nr Sutton. -.
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RICHMOND AMATEUR OPERA Tp>
This popular amateur troupe -ogPE.--
this evening, under the dr. rrlil rehearse
sor Ambold, at the d lection of Proies.
- -asicai ExchaDge.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-A grand Con.
servative meeting will be held at Gimmi's
old stand, near Bacon's Quarter branch,
tonight. Colonel William S. Gilman and
other Conservative speakers will address
tho meetinpm tH..
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ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents n,.-
pstch building, will receive adyertiuem en,s
nave Them inserted in any Journal Of the co;,n.rs
at regular rates. Soui,'ry ~ ~
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Ritlln1oltd 1ispatth,
NOVEMBER 8, 1871.

Rg THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
[ CIRCULATION CT ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. zt
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GEocERIEs.-F Families in wantsof groceries ara
fe'erleo TO me advertisement OF T. BILsrER e
Co., sl4 Main street, in another co,un,n ~ "
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ooo, SAhs as AND ToBAcco.-Ir you want to buv
r. Ra1,pn ,ssfs 81 ana tobacco you can do SO at r
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Street. .,7 r'r-'''N"'s u soS, 1900 Main
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JUDGES OF ELECTION should call upon MIR
Andrew Jinkins, clerk Of the Husting.
Court, to-day and get their poll-books.
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THANKHs' Z
fellow I'VE again return our thanku 70 our
ttfga citizens, particularly 70 the ladies', for
.leir kindness in recommending their country
friends 70 what they consider the nass place 10
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FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1lls Main street, sell all
the books used In the public schools OF the city
and State at the very lowest rates. ''''s"
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DOLLAR USDERsn1Rrs. r. sp;r,;...,.. 49,. ! :. 7.
1900 Main street. "a -. hascE q SON,
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q Son, Isoo Main street. y :efhsc'
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MhisKEY.-T. i BALMER & Co., sIa Main a,,ee,
nave SUI some Of their choice ,hreedollar Wits
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English breakfast teas mixed for and ,mnor,o,
by T. BALMER C Co., s1a Main street. -
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Fancy groceries, imported and domestic, aIwav,
In stock atT. BALMER & Co.'s, s1s Main straa.
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rORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4, 1871.
AREIvEC.
Steamer saratoga, Couch, New York, mer-
chaudlse and passengers. John w. Wyatt.
steamer Jonn Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandIse and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chandise and passengers. i
Brig Mohawk, Murphy, Wilmington. North Ca
roina, ballast.
Brig Stella Lodge, Wilmington, North Carolina,
ballast
Rrig Mary Cobb, Tracey, Kew York. ria Os-
borue's. GOAL.
schooner Elite, .Wormsley, Baltimore, uta
James river, lumber.
schooner Caspar HefI, Schcll, Trenton, N. j.,
ria james river, lumber.
MEMORANDUM.
RIO JANEIRo, October 4-Arrived, bark L. G.
Warwick, McGlll Richmond Va.
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schooLbooks Of every grade may be found al
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls Main street.
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MACHINERY, dc.

WILLIAM E. TANNER s. CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF assg
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW.MILLs,,
BARK, GRIsT, and PLASTER MILLS;
GAs-MACHINERY, MILL.GRARING, &C.
Repair work solicited.
Freights TO all points low. Az
Send for circular. 5FrocI
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List OF LETTERS.

,sT or ADVERTISED LETTERS
,rtu,iEING IN THE RICHMOND POST
htLrt,.r <OV tMEEH 4, 1871.
'Eons calling for letters in this list vii! please
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No G.lR
SPECIAL ORDERS.

Until further orders "r" COMPANY will N
meet at Virginia Hall EVERY EDAYE
MIG HT at "a O'Clock for drill.
BY order of Captain CLARKE
nos 1t II. &. MORRIS, o. S.
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IL kICHMoSD AND YoRK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, October 81, 1871. {
T1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS of the Richmond and
York River Rstlroad Company vii be held at the
90 TUESDAY the l4.h day OF November, 1871, at
10 O'Clock M.
no Ltd G. A. SMITH. Secretary.
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MARINE HNTElLEGEMCE.
OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER |, lsTL

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 9, ls1I.
Sun rises ,....., 65lI Moon rises ...,.. -. IL 90
Bun oots.,..,...... $50 Figh tide. ....... I.N
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EIUR NEW YORK. Virginia sSfTA
e Steamship aud Packet Company sesSEsassssssssS
elegant steamship GEORGE b. UPTON, Captain
RoBEKTS. will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, November 2, at 4 L. M. f.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
wlch, Stouinston, Fall river, aud Boston from
same pier.
Close connections aud through bills lading given
10 all southern, EASTERN and western places also
to Europe aud Australia. ,a y .-.l. 80. sasz
Fare, rs; meals and state-rooms, extra.
p. j. BURR, President.
- -.. ....-'. l21S Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier II North Rivers
New York no 6,2t
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sEEDsnEN, rI.onTaTs, q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

60 iei Just received eIarge SUPPLY yof
NEW 3FLORALsBAAK ETSs kH1fable ar weds
~ Zion. tsaE lG ALSO ss4 4sZsss 81 IA u
My fall auppiy Of SHADE and ORNAMENTAL
IkhES-aveTgreens; !srge colacssoa Of
stttt Roses, FAN and WtnteFs5 5locMfaa FlA1S8, st
.,,,,e,,., MORT0H,S FLOWER AARDEN,
-, -. - corner or Main Snd Reservoir streets.
/, :, ,,ssGIkEAT-CARS pass the garden escSy ass
mlncees. soc 70
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4 zeal AND WOOD.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.

Wo challenge 4 com parison OF quality, quantity,
ana prices!
htsi GLOVER Hill. CJA}' from $3.50 70 sS.ap
) s.JuRhCJTF ,tyAE. as low a3 III; OAK and
PIN WpOr at lowest prjces All fnci cneaE
f"c "asH. Can and s,e for yourselves at Nlne-
'rrGth and Cary, or 7Gs Grace street. ~
uc 10 CHttlF3 Il. PAGE y 90.
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T ,OAL, COKE, AND WOOD.

=
au now prepared 20 furnish the beat Clover
HH L(iM" and HAlI. AL; HUFr C0KE-
~ !-st fuel for stoves and ranges; ANTaHA-
CITE rDAl., OAK and PINE " CSD.
C1al-vard on Basin bank, corner OF 10th and
ac Is-an A.D, TONNES.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

~----'- -
DOK NEW YORK.-The Old FFS
Z Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-SsSsSssaaa4sssasss
CANT sidc-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, CAP
tain BLAKEMAN. VIII sail TUESDAY, November
7th. at IL O'Clock a. M. .. -.
Freight received until 10 a. NJ.
Through bills ot lad,ug signea and goods for
warded with dispatch 70 sll points-north, south
east, and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports. .. =. 34s
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, 312i steerage, 80; round-trlp tickets, go.
For freight or passage, apply 70 s
: JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
nos - No, Governor street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
isiSA Lucille WesiPrn.

Tn. Mobile Tribune Of "Wednesday says
~ Miss Lucille Western. who will play at
III. Academy OF Music next Melda. eve
uin.:
1t affords us pleasure TO -av thai another
,ood audience greeted this eNcclleu: actress
on the occasion of her second appearance
.,s: = ,cnins: and that, too. On the repetition
of a play--wl,ch is really a wonder iii Mo-
bile II goes to prove. however, the great
merits of Miss Western in the estimation OF
orr pla, gocrs generally Her representa-,
ZION 81. the chief role Of "East Lynne
gained for he. additional favor. and even
cxcc!lcd. II possible. her etior: OF Monday
night. We can hardly say more fior her than
what we said yestcr,iay-tlat her coneep'
ton of the character was not only perfect
but ttulticss. This fact was fully demon
strated by the effectiveness and rcai
earnr-:ns>s of her audience duI ing "a Ecn
; iition.
Tonight :here will i. AN entire change o:
programme by the production of The ceie
| bratei French play entitled "F'roU FroU.
a; in which Misc Lucii!. Western personatc:
! hex grea. role OF Gilberte, called FroN
. Frou. He. rendition of this character - "a
! NOUS. and we can not doubt it when we see
! her effort lis Lady Isabel. A more finished
J and ACCOMPLISHED actress never graccu any
stage, and il our people d" not nightly
: crowd her houses. we shall think that they
: lave lost all taste for the grca: and sub
! lime W. are not in the habit Of giving
4, f.llsoms praise t. amy one. aud w. 40 30
! mean 70 natter when we tell Oui people Of
! Mis-. Westerns great talents IA an artistic
+. In hey palmiest days. the great Charlottt
f; Cushnlan never displayed Il greater a'lio..n
OF genius than belongs to Lucille He-t.vn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06

This sterling work, which = within a few
numbers Of being completed, is, we Think,
destined to be one Of the. most extensively
popular vehicles Of general knowledge ever
published
l. is combination Of the verbal, histor-
icai biographical and scientific dictionary.
and it. co,iousncss of detail ami ACCURACY
Of information is conceded by al! who have.
had az opportunity Of examining TIE
work.
III many works purportiu@ 10 ~ on q
plan similar 70 .aat OF Zclrs Encyclopedias,
which affect to combine portability with
chaapues.,. the great defect frequently oc-
ours that. while there is ditfti,a treatment
Oh subjects popularity kauwa, the most
| meagre information is given in regard to
historical names and events, the knowledge
Of which is not easily attalnabie by the
general reader This defect Zell's Gncyclo
pedia completely avoids.
Besides the compreheusircness Of this
worl1 another great feature Is its extreme
comparative cheapness. Being combina-
ton land 40 partial onci OF the contents OF
| the various dictionaries devoted 70 special
! branches OF knowledge. the price Is little
| norr thau that Of any Que OF theiM The
, cteape>t American Encyclopedias costs one
! hundred and twenty-five dollars: a com
F.! pictc Geographical or Il Bible dictionary
! viii co..: al least twenty dollars each. En:
| Iei's work. which combines them AL. will
:,., furnished. hound. for twenty seven dol
! lars. Besides, the number, OF the WORK
can le bought by instalmcnts. 80 that
! the cost. spreadin. over several .uoath,,
! ,.i.i not be felt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
ReueG. Of Jennie Engel.

tn. evening, at the Academy ~ Music. is
.;e.isnateI for the henet' "t Mis-. Jennie
En-c... one u the most popular and :'!.e.t
'a.!.e. on the stage. She has earned and
:ns;ut,il. - h "a reputation AS the queen OK
,,opuiac song. The performance commences
With "a. "Fc.n,ic Ministries" with Mis-,
Jennie .Ensci rs Bones. and His' Minnie
..,c..,n a. Tumbo. Then follow. medley
dance ny Nile. Eiize. Cool Burgess n AZ"
o.idi:.c,. the Empire Boys.and lot O. select
O;io entertainments. Ike first act III ''l.ob
;n,.r Cya.o.,'' will conclude ':ie ..s.o-
m.nca.. We hope Miss Ense! WI" :a'' a
, t,:t. .,O..,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
The Intrrnnt iOnnl Railroad.

The Houston I"ion of a late dat" -aTs:
General Barnes. the vice-president %. the
,boy. road. arrived by the Central train
last evening. He reports that about three
;,nI-cd hands ar. now at work on the In
.rrnat;onal road at Hearne, and that more
than that number. together with a thousand
horses. carts. shovels. picks. wheelbarrows.
etc. are daily expected. coming through by
land from st. Louis. The road from l.earno
ives, to .he Brazo. river. about seven or
ei.h. miles. will be built first. a. also the
Brs,zcs bridge, when a construction tra.;
Will be immediately put on, and the work
east TO Jefferson pushed u. rapid: as POS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
NtYoXA''E NP New OH.HtSS, I
titH Hail, January :, 1871. }

M,YoXA,-E o Nmw DREAMS,
City Hail, January :, 1871.
no Decentralization Series
"A ordinance providing Tor tEe paN1nea: OF she
several .ccountA Therein named.
Be- i: ordained. That the foilO"in. approximations
re and arc hereby made for the mouth OF Decem-
ber I8T,e and !,at che Admin ,trNto" ~ Public AC-
counts sac Adam >.Ga-or OF Finance III
pavmen: OF the SANE:
New Orleans Republican, Printing COMPANY, for
bills tor printing. peg account rendered, S".s On
and S633- l2jS TO.
Pay ro! at Sanitary Inspectors, c. PHI ans.
etc. for december, 1870 80
William Henry. transicree OF Gaoriei torreIOies.
70, amour: due the latter ;ov 30 barrels lake shells,
fnrni shed under his November % 1850,
n. per Ill approved by zee AdM1listrato1 OF I'M
;'rOvements, STD
Firemens Charitable As.ocia: iov. tor amount due
them ,ur December. 1870, a. per contract, $1,000
Adopted b.: tine Council Oh :.,e e;:.: ot New Or.
leans. January , 1871.
Yeas: Vest, Shaw. De!as.izc. Lewis. Walton,
BonZaliH.
BENZ. =. FLANDERS. Mayor.
4 t.ur'h,'v
H. GoSara.r rLAREs', Sec-etar'. LAD II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
Clerks Benevolent Association.

The Clerks Benevolent Association. OF
Louisiana, last evening installed the follow
gentlemen us officers Tor the present year:
President. o. S. Babcock; Vice President.
John c. Smith; Treasurer. S. {. Brodow-
SKI Assistant Secretary. II. Ollie: Board
of Directors. L. NJ. McCluskey. +. Kern. NJ.
Rcedy. j. II. Fraley, J. Garcia. J. {. Waldo.
c. Fusiiier. +. Ramel.
After the installation ceremony. u spien'
did pipe was presented to the retiring Prcsi-
dent. Dir. j. &. Waldo, Mr.. J. &. Smith max
ing the presentation. on behalf Of the assem-
ble,l company. III q very happy speech. The
e,cnin. was concluded by Il collation.. whe:5
the enjoyment was enhanced Nv the music
OF fine piano. loaned by Mr.. l.. Gruaewad
for the occasion, and played by Mr.. Car
Grobhoflcr. There was tull attendance OF
| members. and every circumstance concurrcd
to heighten ths rationa! enjoyment OF 'Ac
evening.
The Clerks Benevolent: Association com
prises some one hundred and fifty members.
As its name imports. il consists of clerks Z.
| business houses. The objec; oi the associa.
ton is to procure employment: fos it. MEM,
! bers. to relieve them when .ick. and TAX.
, charge OF their funeral expenses. Good
| character is. therefore. - stric: condition y;
membership. 1t i, creditablc 20 the asso'
| cation that, at the beginning OF the presen:
year. there are 40 unemployed members.
and gratifying that there are none on she
sick list. The association ;as = nicely fitted
IN hall, with library. etc. over .Etna hal.
| No. 3 Carondeiet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND,

SrArv LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department, I
New Orleans, December IL, 1917
"HEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the official bond
OF Edward s. Wurzburger. as Criminal Sherl1 III
and for the parish OF Orleans, to wit : bond
dated June 20, S.n in the of twenty
thousand dollars ts2O,c0o, signed by Edward $.
Wur zburger as principal, and Jacob HasslnEer, IN
the OF six Thousand dollars (fococi, and Ed
ward CLareu and Francis Oberlt user, each in the
sum OF Thousand dollars s 10Ool, az surcties
the said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said Edward S.iWuyzburser OF
his duties as Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given /" all persons interested
in the said bond to file their objections TO the can
collation. thereof in writing. ia the Office Of the
Secretary OF State, within ninets days afttrThe
last publication hereof.
Given, under my hand anu the seal Of the STATE
thi, twelfth day of December, 1870 md of the in.
dependence OF the United States tht ninety -fitth.
By the Governor: H. &. ARMOIds
GEORGE Z. BovEH, Secrctar, of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NAyoKArrY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. January S, 1871.

City Hall. January S. 1871.
no. Standardization Series.I
Al on nance providing for the payment OIte sew
cr.l accounts therein named
Sc i, ordained That the following appropriations
he anGi ar. hereby made ard that the A,mnstra:
tor ct Public Accounts warrant on the AdhuistI;s
tuy OF Finance in payment Of the same:
Thomas Lynne Clerk OF Eighth District nurt
for taxes, costs, i'll Of Irony Lafon -. John
5. Walton, Adniinrst rator Of f'nance, 923.
Mcintyre Apple.ate, for repair ng conoe' pipe
IN basement OF City Hall, 81.
sIu!Ii ". Madden. for Stationery FOR 81 Saitan Al
OF Public Accounts. $40
Wt-,l i Kelly, for printing licenses, $50.
A. 7. Turner, for exam Gati"n OF printing xe-
counts i'll December 1870, $50.
James A. Gresham. for account books ete., Tor
Department OF Public Accounts $50
TIE veterans %. lJl t-l5 for expenses of celebra
ton 81 the anniversary % the baltic OF Ne" Or
leans, 800.
A. Slcl!cy late Second Justice "t me Peace, for
atf,da Wits administered ,undsy times 10 the
Mayor and Admin strato"s 80 per BIZ approved hy
the Mayor, $40.
Adopted BY the CoNnei. of .ne city Of New Or.
leans, Jaiiulry ., 1871.
BENZ :. FLANDERS, Ma.or.
t.g. r"Dv:
T. .uNoI G:r G. ARIlx, - ere tar sac
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, December 10, 1870.
WyEEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE 10
w me for the cancellation OF the official bond
OF Dransn 3. Macarty Administrator OF Assess.
ments i'll and for the city OF New Orleans and
parish of Orleans, to wit: bond dated April 2,
1870 in the sum OF twenty-five Thousand dollars
(i25 OOO), signed by Dransin B. Macarty princi-
pal and B. +. Joubert and Bernard Soune as Sc
curities the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by tins said Dransin u. Na-
carly of his duties ~ Administrator Of Assess
ments aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing, in the Office Of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the Last
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this sixteenth day Of December 1870, and Of the IN
dependence Of the United States the ninety .hfth.
H. c. WARMOTH.
del330t Governor Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Osfice of Fifth Ward Board Of Pnb.
,c Schooi3.-At meeting held .. thi5
board the following teachers and employees were
1ppoiuted to serve during the pleasure Vi SAID
board:
ar. ANN school,
N:s, T. ~. Mettaxa. principal.
Ms. t. A. Chiliress first assistant.
Miss n. A. COulon. second assistant
Miss Amelia Icard, third assist ant
Mss H. A. Zan.erle, third assi5t.at.
Miss E. S. Nolan. thir, assistant
Mn Bridget Cossrovc. FORTRESS.
CLAIBORNE SCHOOL.
Mr. 3; Sorapur,I, principal
Mrs Emma PradOs, first ase.s;aa..
Mrs Bcgauit. second assistant.
Mis-, L. Conwell second assistant
Mrs A. l.. Thompson, third assistant
Miss NJ English third assistant.
Miss Il. A. BrugEeus, third assistant
Mss J. G. Kiley, third assistant.
Mrs., Theresa TOrris, Fortress.
RAMPART sCftcO'.
Mrs. NJ G. Du Bots, principal.
Miss NJ Sa ssnOt, first assistant.
Miss J. Schiierman, second asS!a5HHt.
Miss NJ v Sarran. second assi5ta &.
Miss n King. third assistant.
Miss A. A. Finch, third assistant
Mrs. D. Carcuna, Fortress s....a.--
inf II ED. MEi XIX, StCfclufF.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

OFrICE Dxsor QrARryxxAsTGH,>
Corner of Camp and South streets. I
NeS Orleans, Louisiana December IL, 1871
6,EALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLiC ATE, OF THE
= form furnished by the undersigned, will br
received until TUESDAY, Januar. Il, 1871, for
suppl, III. the QUartcrinastcrs Department. with
such quantities of corn oat, and hay may be
required from time to time durinS the period
ending June 90 1851, the same to he delivered at
such points within the city and viCut- as may be
designated.
Detail, and require rhents filrn shed by the under.
ss.ned copy OF the latter. With this advertise
ment, ~ be attached to each proposal offered
L. j. STRANG.
Captain and Assistant Quartesmaster, United
States army. de@l OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
The Houston 7elegroph says:

We learn from Mr.. Don Payne. O. Con
tent. Colorado county. that Mr.. Pierce. o:
the Buffalo Bayou, Brazos and Columbus
railway. i. now at Columbus and has nj
ready started ont a corps OF engineers &c
survey the route for II extension OF that
road westward from Columbus to San An
tonic. Never were the railroad prospects
of Texas better than at present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
Office of New Orleans (:asli2ht Company


December y I6.0,-At {! ting .! the Eoard ot
Directors. held Oh tie ;wailt. hr- :stan' L va,
Resolved. That N conformity with TIE power
conferred ny the &c: Of IN. Legislature approved
March l. 1850. the capita stock o; This c"mpan,
be and i, h--tS. Increase; .rVi one million eiSht
hundred thousand dollaf, tSi,aaS,aVoj I" on"
million min. hundred AID eighty Thousand dollar.
ISL $50 0Nt out OF '!a sur1u. assets hel0usl:g 10
thc COMPANY, thc ,ai, increase amounting 10 0n'
hundred and eight Thousand dolat- s ~" Noi :"
l,e divided pr" rat. among Vie stoch!i".icrs AZ.
corsiu. to tlI. number O: shares Hh'h they shall
respectively hold OF. T'-car-r Il, 1874. AL stock
FOLDERS holding .s-> tEau t'n SHARE, =" ho-'' pro
;s,r+:on OF increase shat ~ '3a'tl"i ~ :. share
exceeding ouc-iI.. .h.. - entitled {" receive one
mil upon paylH. tir Il -i,T. nr. II cash ~
:. ..t. o: one nd ed and 49, dollars :'') l"i
sIla!e and these whose proper; on si.ali IA less
than on. half ,hA.c hall he paid n Gal '"r each
fractional portion At tn. sam" Hit" h" n",ks
Tor the settlement ut :Tac..eGs A. above. "iI ~
e,r,,s Nurn until the riiteTth ias OF Jun, i8l
after n.h dat. a. fractions :i.e hsued sii'.
settled, sii..l ~ s.i."., - =. c'utr"l %, t'.
Board. y. y btsoN@
;.l ~ ,'r.asIrtF.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06

A Savannah editor who caught sight OF
Dr.. Mary Walker Oh her way to Florida.
saws her dress was of Confederate gray. eX-
tending to her knees, the balance or her at,
tire being serv!ceable par OF oIfurcateu
unmentionablcs. terminating in Is pretty
pair Of ga;tcr boots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Phil sheridan Irish Republican
CLUB viii hold its regular monthly meeting at Clay
Hall Perddo street, between franklin and Liberty
streets THIS friday EVENlNG Janaary o! i'a.
guested. r. CtsEA1h' r'esutsnt.
SJc,yp-f p M;.RpHy Secretary. .'ao IT.