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Army Examining Board Dissolved,
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON
Veto ofthe President,

Veto ofthe President,
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
w AsHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The following is the veto
sent by the President to the House to-day
TO the House Of RepTcsentatiges-I herewith return
without my approval the House bill No. 1885, emit
tied "An act for the relief OF Charles Cooper, Cor
ham A. Jones' Jerome ROwley, William flanagan,
and John Hannegan, for the following reasons:-
The act directs the discontinuance on an action at
law said to he now pending in the United States
District Court for the Northern district Of Ohio for
the enforcement Of the bond executed
whereas, in TACT, no such suit is pending
sixth Circuit aud Northern District of Ohio.
Neither the body OF said ac nor the provso refers
all liability to the United States on account thereof
to t7.,r abandon or or release their pretended
parties have gone to Congress to
ask relief from liability for large sum OF money on
account of the failure OF the principals In the bonds
to execute their contract it Is bat just and proper
that tney at the same time, should abandon the
claim heretofore asserted by them against the Gov
ernment, growing out OF the same transaction,
L. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, January 4, 1871.
TIE House Unable to Procure Il Quorum.
Special Despatch to the Fleming Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The House, after vany en-
deayoring to procure quorum for an hour ana a
half were compelled to adjourn. Mr.. Banks gave
notice that he would report the San Domingo resolu-
ton from his committee on Monday next
The New five Per Cents.
The Senate passed without opposition Boutwell, g
recommendation for three hundred millions addt.
ttonal five per cent. bonds. The WAYS and Means
Committee have virtually agreed to report it.
MIR, TrumbulPs Bill,
making it amisdemeanOr for Senator'S or members
OF Congress to recommend persons for ONCE, meets
with considerable opposition in the Senate to day.
Democratic Caucus.
After the House adjourned the Democratic men,
berS held to determine what course to pur.
sue relative to san Domingo.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGToN, Jan. 1.
The Army Examining Rnnrd
convened under the act of July II, 1870 section II,
Ol which General Hancock was President, was dis
solved to-day by special order No. from the War
Department, and the generals composing it ordered
to their respective commands. The board has re-
ported unfayOrasly upon 30 cases ana GavOrablY
upon2l. Four cases were returned to the Adiutant-
Generals Office not being acted upon. Thirty
cases were withdrawn from the board by the War
Department, and seven officers failed to answer the
summons.
Pacific Railroad bonds.
The Committee on Appropriations Do.dAy made a
report in favor OF the bin providing TO the Pacific
Railroad bonds, that all sums due or to become due
for interest may be paid, and shall constitute lien
on all lands which have been or may be so granted,
and which remain undispOsed OF by the company.
Tits, the committee say, simply gives the United
States mortgage for the debt due from their
debtors.
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THERE is great deal of talk about economy
in national, State, and city affairs, but there
has scarcely been a vigorous, determined.
wise, and thoroughly honest effort yet made
in any one department Everywhere the
same fearful story is repeated-ofiice holders
and contractors grow rich, while the burdens
of tax payers become insupportable.
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EXPERTS of other cities consider the Gas
Ring of Philadelphia the biggest thing ever
set up in their line, and they burst with
envy when they consider the magnificent
opportunities afforded here for charging a
high price for gas that is manufactured
cheaply, and for the enrichment of the
favored hangers-on, confdants, and wire
pullers connected with the Gas Works.
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n o T l G E S .
SKATING .IACR RTS.
SKATING JACKETS, }
SKATING JACKETS.
SKATING JACKETS.

SEATING JACKETS,
SKATING JACKETS.
SKATING JACKETS.
BENNETT * Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 5l9 MARKET STREET,
HALFWFT BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS,
HAVE
A fine assortment Of these seaSOnabe 0nd cOatfOrta-
bic Coats settling at half-price.
THEY ARE HEAVY AND WARN
As OCsTcO0t, bat ShOTter and are tgOrn by Talny
the Onlg out oGdOOrS coat being .fOn1td icarm
enough, and much cOnVe1ient than the OrercJdt
for business and
MUCH CHEAPER.
WHITMAN's JUJUBE.--FOr singers and public
speakers, to keep the throat moist and voice clear
It is excellent 25 cents per hoX Druggists sell it..
STEPHEN L. WHITMAN Il Son,
Sole Manufacturers,
S. w. corner OF Twelfth and Market streets.
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ElHEK1.

DUVHLARD.-On the evening OF the 2d instant,
MARY JACOBS DUVILARD, in the 57th year OF her
age.
The friends OF Mrs. Mary II. Bell are invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. Ill
Queen street. OH Thursday afternoon, at O'clock
InteIment at Trinity Church. NS
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE,

senate
Special Despatch 20 The EpsHing Telegraph.
HAKKIsBURG. Jan. 4.-ihe greater portion OF the
session Ia the Senate was occupied by The reading
OF the Governors Message
House of keprfseBtatives.
The Speaker presented tue annual report OF the
leh'gh Coal ana Navigation Company, showing The
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THE worthlessness of ofice-holders legis-
tators, Congressman, etc, through series
of years has borne an inverse ratio to their
salaries and stealings Ever since they have
set their wits to work to make money out of
politics, craftsmanship has faded out of sight
until it has nearly become lost art.
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II you want to get good, fat olfice-one of
the real, profitable, g-salaried Row Offices
work your way into the Gas Ring.
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REPUBLICANKSN IN GERMANY.

HE l JBLICANISM LN GHII-KA4f !.
RUMoRs come over the sea that the Father
land is feeling the pressure of the war only
one degree less sensibly than France. While
her soil is not devastated, her towns and viii
lagos are nearly depopulated of abe-bodied
men; her Christmas was a sad aud solemn
one: and the record of German mortality,
arising not merely from wounds in battle but
from exposure and disease, has been fearfulIy
heightened. The glitter of victory is fading,
and men anxiously inquire not only how
much has already been paid for it, but how
much more blood and treasure are requisite
to subdue the stubborn Frenchmen. The
practical effect of these repinings is to
strengthen the Republican sentiment Ger
many reused herself as one man to resist
French aggression. She is ready and deter
mined to make q bold strike for future safety
and for unity. She even consents to confer
imperial dignities and imperial power upon
the war ends speedily and successfully
if he wishes to prolong his dynasty. At the
best, we do not believe he can perpetuate it;
and if Germany once fairly realizes that she
can be united without an emperor, and that
her emperor is making national interests
subordinate to dynastic ambition, there may
be a downfall of the house of Hohenzollern
as well as of the house of Napoleon. The
Republican spirit is gaining strength every
hour in Spain, Italy, and Germany, aud if
moderate degree of success attends the
French experiment the foundations of every
European throne will tremble. Can it be
that the courtesies and mutual good feeling
displayed between the German monarch and
his prisoner at Wilhelmshohe are based on a
belief that underlying everything else in the
present war they have a common interest in
keeping the millions in subsection and in
maintaining imperial rule! If this suspicion
permeates the German mind, the royal family
of Berlin may read their fate in the history of
the Bourbons and the Orleanists.
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II you want to control the delegate cleo
tons of the Republican party, and to insure
profitable nomination for yourself or your
particular friends, You must become one of
The wire -pullers of the Gas Ring.
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Railway IuiuactIon.

NEW EORE, Jan. 4.-Judpe BatchlOrl, IN She
United States District Court, this morning is5ue1
an injunction against the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad Company, with an order to show cause
why they should not be adudged bankrupt. The
OiGeT is Teturnable on the 14th inst.
This morning Judge Bede rendered his decision
and allowed the writ OF certiOrar applied for
against the Mayor and Common Council of Hobo
ken 10 remove into the Supreme Court the resOu-
tiOn directing the Street Commissioners to ren1Ve
the Erie Railway track from SeYenteanth street.
HubUken. The allOSanee OF the writ STAYS all pro-
ceedincs under the resolution until the matter is
decided by the Supreme Court
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pSNs FRANKLIN fNSTiTUTE.-LECFURE BI
~ Professor LEEDS, THURSDAY EVENING
January @. Suh!cc.-"Feansyl lYan.a's Ancient Sea"
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FROM NEW YORK.
pronasnIn for Isnnhr.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.--There were fourteen proposals
for bonds to-day, amounting 20 s $50, from l0I 20
G10794. The awards will be s200o,O)o at lOI %
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ss.s- OFFICE OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA
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H,OPARTNERSIlIP NOIlcE.-THE UNDER
I signed entered into n COp0rtneTship on the 18Th
inst for IA General Auction and commission bnsi-
ness, under the name aid sly le OF HENRY w. Is.
SCOTT, Jr. llE ~ ", etOTE
y. SCOTT, Jr.
Philadelphia Dec, 81 1870. get
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j. HENRY HENTH continues the business under
the etyle OF WHITE, HENI/ X o., at the Old
stand No 222 North SEQ ND Street, and assOci-
ates with him ]. p. ROBINETF
philadelphia, Jan. l, ls1l. 81
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FOURTH EDITION

Presidents Veto Message.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-09

:
1eCuL11f6-eweetp eeeeees ~ eeelHns q ~ y
IN 9eas Se4sose ~ q. 49, -. ~
~ erseG tenr 11ous ~ POI. ~ n -
,ses ce ~ oot S "a - Ri nrse4 .1oses "a
~. snd neaches i41iie g Is. WHITE beans 6jO0l
> Isl SSr WeSferr ri ~. s9aia Tor Northern. and
SlASls !eE ga NIX; o,,.,.... ...,,.
TIA ianainr a ~ tor tie uown. turkeye SSi;
49, ~ s1 SSa& - =. ~ 81 = dossn.
:o.sss md Pdd. ss in e .. the
eommsnd advanced PfiseA We heard Of sales q
esvSsns M na trsrss,r sSlA
nond on he snot. ID Is<c 8 m-sn sdvance.
,ns Scr H. Ia S ics ;ms 1 /. oH"tsd NJ
g cake: ehsies 81 stc; No . ~ &C; infsr.ss
l7c vsrd ia Seser. iob 81 ratss are iSc for inds
ia .sss a1d lie iass'' juss and Western bassns
n they me mot %uee N p s
Green sit are in rod sape,y and dull a. s.. zlec;
kps, l5k &C > Is.
w0OL-The demand has fallen OF at the sorth,
10 quoted ct lOOl1c; Louisiana clean 37038c; Iexi.
can improved soS55c: bury 3o0ssc p b.
90 Son rSad %'ss i S.s o. s.
bSl, and g p bill Fitch IS y bbl for lake, and
BUTTER-The market 10 well supplied and is
dull Choice Western is quoted at 3O41kc; Co.
shen 31033c. Inferior qualities are very. dull ut
1O0l5c y b.
saLr. TIA aA,,.ra .o,,,,ra. limited .cd r,,cs.
.rs mich .n.eT Ths Ssaisrs' ratas sre II as1i m
for fJve1rroi cc.ree and asIi Or for ane When
taken ffom wsrehouse nv h,sts dsduc1don n MD
Tor dravsas. There have been come trsnsactions in
Old az s{} the nasticni"rs snnnrs.se Tnrk. ;.snd
ia firmer Ther. is none in frst hands Table All
in nocketa Il seilina 1t 81 03c each "A in sisA
PIGS FEET-Are selling ct So 1923 y Eec. and
pickied nies' tongues At RIA a niece -AN
BALIKG TwINE-sells at isd5Oc n.
doing On acconnt ~ ~ ov .t.1s ~ very , ,
trihntsries All descrintion, srs onoted ~ Aoaasc
y rs. e in ouelity and nackin9.
NALT-Is in oo1d annnIv hne in Iiri.ea demand
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LII
WEDNESDAY, 8vsNIse. November 8, ISL. {
Nothing transpired to indicate any change in the
money market To-day. We still quote Al DOtes with
first class collaterslsa at 1l1I2 cent p annum and
paper without collaterals at i20l5. and second
= ssnnm for Al. and ikais for second sssds: e'n'
York;, and closed ct the same in both markets.
The sales included 1000 aud 5000 at ell2: s9OOO
5000, $1,000 and *alS at ll2s, and $500 and
No sales worthy of mention were reported in
silver. We quote t90ll0 for American half dol
lars, and Mex can dollars nominal.
Foreign exchange was fairly active, the sales of
sterling reaeL.nx nearly &So0O. generally at
sitter rates. The business divided - follows:
s g . sesi :: s Esd sOd .es es 81
Of lsdins: $4,000 Al bill OF lsding and clear, and
100000 Al clear at l2O 1908; 45coO Al clear At
1904, and small amount Of bank for remittance
(S4OO) at l2l.
The only sale of francs reported 10 100000 Al COM
We quote sterling at 1894 dl2Os Tor good to Al
bill Of fading ard clear, and 1904 a. for bank.
Domestic exchange was in demand, and sold at
sitter rates. The banks drew on New York at p
cent discount for remittance, and one of them
asking \, aud the transactions included $4,000
New York bank sight at = discount 5000 private
bankers 1t sl6; l0,O00, s is 900 and $40, 900 pl
vate bankers at y; 900 commercial at ZIG:
SIS 600 1t J, as; $3.50 at 4; SIS 900 and 10 6OO
three days sigut 1t ZIG. I'd 900 sight on Bos-
New York gold checks sold in tIiiing sums from
bank for remittance at ! l. cent discount.
In stocks 50 shares Red River Raft Company sold
$780, 2lo and $50 do at 50 s7ls. aud Is Mississippi
and Mex lean Gulf Canal at Sis.
Nothing reported in bonds.
The sales of appropriation certificates included
$500 and $500 at 80 and 1909 and 300 at "a.
Seventy.fiv hundred dollars in State warran is
arge) sold at S. $500 each) at 81, and $500
small at 10.
CT notes are nominal.
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MARKETS.

new YORK, November 8, Evening.-Cot.
ton closed dull; sales 1923 bales: middling
-uplands 1870: Orleans l9asc, Fionr sct;re
common to fair 96 s0o7 50; good to Choice
g 500 g. Whisky active and lower
$50 99Oc. Wheat 20Sc higher, With q
tquiEy; winter red Western 81 Sol a.
Corn 02c better, 78078lsc. Rice duh ~ a
a8a4c. Pork quiet and firm at 4i3 l20 l3 IS.
Lard steady; kettle rendered 10c. Naval
stores firm. Tallow active ct 9097ic
Freights lower; steam Y 05l6.d
Leather quiet and firm. Hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light, mid.
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IYesterdAy's Evening DispatcheAI

IYesterdAys Evening Dispatched
New YORK, November s.-Tammany
Hall was not open last night.
The World says:
The returns from this State, which were
unusually backward this year, indicate the
election of the Republican ticket by 1T
least %, 900 majority.
As it never rains but it pours, it may be
even worse than this. We have lost the
State Legislature, and the Republicans will
not fall far short Of q two-thirds vote in
either House.
The Tammany local ticket was roughly
handled by the voters. Ledwith was no.
where.
Sigel was elected by about $4,000 major.
ity over Shandley, for register.
Bradley, Norton and Genet will not visit
Albany officially this year. Even Tweed.
with no opposition worth mentioning, polled
light vote compared with those he for
merly received.
Tammany elects only Tweed to the Sem
ate and only three out Of twenty-five assem-
blymen.
The reform ticket for the county and city
of New York was successful by large ma
jOrities.
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die and heavy weights $50 &c; California
DO 25020 0rinOco do 240Nc. Wool
rather moro active, and firm: extra Ohio 4
quoted 1T &c; pulled 6llsc; Texas $685.
spring clip California sc. Coffee hrm but
quiet at I'M 0l9l4c. Sugar firm; falr %
good refining il quoted 1t SSS*c.YSshc;
Cuba 909l4c. xOlasses dull. Frelghts,
seil, cotton Z oSi6d; ' steam' corn ~
Sales of futures to-day % follows: Novem.
Der, 1879 1875; December, l8k Q - SIG; Jan.
usrv. 10M q is GIG; February, 1917 . IS SIG;
March, 1874 a 10 l.l6; April, jlS l5-l60l9 SIG.
CmcnmArI, November 6.-C0tton market
steady; low middling H0l7hc. Flour:
demand good 1t full prices; family rs coo
CTS. Wheat: demaud good At full prices;
red 81 4O01 43. Corn: demand good; new
&c; old dull and lower 1T 54055c. Oats
dull At IS o. 0c. Pork quiet and weak ct
@l2 IS. Lard: demand light; holders firm;
new sac; old SC. Be on dull; shoulders
Whisky: demand fair; market frm ct Sc.
ST.. LoUIs, November 6.-Cotton dull but
unchanged. Flour quiet snd unchanged in
every respect. Wheat dull: prices dropping;
No. 3 red 81 81 al 81; No. 2 81 E0l 50. Corn
quiet anu unchanged; mixed ~ q 43c; white
l6c on track in East st. Louis; mixed in
store Sc; white 5405i, sacked. Gaia
steady; demand moderate; mixed in bulk
80 q SIC; sacked 39040c. Whisky firm ct s.
0S8l4c. Tobacco, hemp and bagging dull
and unchanged. Pork: very little ON the
market; sales Of mess we're made ut ia.
Bacon duh but unchanged; shoulders 7kc:
clear rib sides &c; clear sides eAc. Lard
dull; prices shade lower; choice tierce
909bc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 8, Evening. Consols
927s. Bonds 9las. Sugar 34s 9d035s on
the spot.
L1vERPocL, November 8. Evening"
Cotton closed heavy: middling uplands
Cad, Orleans 9Ad. Sales to-day 10000
bales, including 5000 for export and spec
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MISCELLANEOUS


A TESTIMONIAL
new ORLEANS, June = -
J. Il. GARDNER, Agent Grover Baker =
Machine Company, No. la Canal stItse :
Orleans:
SlR-We are much in want oftwo Of your -
SEWING MACHINES. and propose to give -
exchange for them. one each, Singer and W
L Wilson. If you accept our offer it viii tsss
~ the last Of five Of the other pattesD
machines that we have disposed Of to give
to yours. -
We have had much experience with ssvels.
the leading Sewing Machines, and feel that -
ssy, without injustice to any one, that TIE
ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
OF your Companys make 10 far super
any that We have used It, IN
small effort required to operate. and -
strength and elasticity Of its seam, srs
We have never found esusled In any othss
the INTRODUCTION OF your sewing 4acnn
Asylum, It has always been tie fsvorits W.
and often . source Of much co.,
among them, ~ to who should hsvs tho
Of ito use. 5s Il
During the past two years We have ~
-FOUR Sewing Machines In constant use
uuantities of worr n every description ~
Lee has been done on them. We hsve
my complaint from those for whom me
been done. but, on the contrary. nnoa
he beauty and perfection Of the ncsn'n'
We most earnestly hope that yea w nv -. -.
to exchange, md hsse
1oux machines ct the earliest eSgess ,npr
Dn1CTR1S9 81. ILIZADDJ4
EN- - Is - -
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II .OU1SIANA SAVINGS BANK
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANy
Ne. Camp Street. .........Nse
". VAN NORDKN, HENRY PHYCHAuA
President. vice-Rtoo
JOHN 8. WALTON, Cashier.
DIRBC9Oks:
". H Thomas, David Wallaoo, 81
Henry Peychaud, Dr. ". b. HolesnA
b. ]. Mullan.
Six Per cent paid on savings deposita
Safes rented, and valuAblee received.
Interest on bonds collected and remittea
Persons living in the country viii ind 9.
pany safe depository for vatuahlsA pee1,|$
Ct ANAL expense. 1euS
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OOMMER CIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. November g. 1871
COTTON-The sales to-day summed up 1880 bales
at irregular and generally easier prices, requiring
slight modification of our quotations. We give
also the Exchange figures, which are for even
running of its types, while for average
lists. with the outside rates for strict:
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| STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO.
NEW ORLgANe, CHICAGO AND IN
| ~ ea l...f f,a WEST.
rzE ILLINOIS c11r1AL RAILROAD
| RLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
| n. g~h Wlu Tahs Freight ffeo
| New Orleans on Arat.elass stsan-
LEAVING DAILY. At NV ?. H., eo1
Cairo, Chicago, aaAs-AM Pslnts Nershs
West md East, &C ~ Lewese Race.
An rates and al through .Stls sf lalins non New
Sssd snS & tie e S@:s c@a One. sfsSs os.Ssss.
slippsss By this route 49, II a1ay.ss saA traae
1er chazaee ct Cairo. and, thsR eeeas are Always
SnesF cover and NJ z a ~ rGS e
3:ls n,s.f 80 go 6enssai Agent.
STEAMSHIPS.
ron PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
To Sail on SATURDAY. November Is, st6P.M
eSOO~-O.S0
7k& jUNIATA.
Hoxls. Commander
For freight apply t. nv c,,,vx a..
seq Corner carsndelet and Grsvier streets.
FOR NEW YORK.
x1RoHAHrs T1AMsHlP. LIu1
COMPOSING to assss,aas stssnshipa
easzs4E c:s:n 1nG W. ss ss:sy
MIsTKRs 1ETRoaoiis...:: Captain e; 6. 9e.es.
xmkY B. eOuDR1 Captain B. F. BnEdick-
SAILING FROM Hsw Y0RK EvRRY SATURDAY.
h.. &e> Poa NKw FORK onsCT-Ths
"'.-.A'p
EMILY b. sOUDER.
B. F. BURDICK, Commander.
WIN leave hsr wharf, Soet ef Jsne.soa stsss& -
SUNDAY. November IL, 1871. It 8 A. \.
These stearsrs have suvexoe accommodating
for eS: Cabin e::e,.
SeeerAss Passage. ........................ y
Bills Of lading signed thfsa9l 70 Nveepeel, ales.
9ox. Bremen and Hamburg. Through dehses -.
Stse@ers Ealing ftom Now III every Weaase1aS
''f s'n' q JOIN OHM E. ieSk e Agent.
Ths steamship SHERMAN VIII se,ow. isa.ing
Inc on SUNDAY. November 10. q AL oe3p
BRE1lEN.
Nsrth Geruas Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BR1NIx AND INV OR.
LEANS VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AID
HAVANA.
IL The Steamships Of the Nsrsh
~ German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips ~ follows
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
Fe1sxirRT Sspsss@oe. T. ss1s@s:; f.
NEW YORK November l. December g.
HANGOVER November 2. January -
Touching outward at Havre and Havana, and on
their home trip at Havana and Southampton, to
Land and receive psssengeIs and freight.
Later days Of departure viii be advertised here
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans
CABIN. $50 gold.
STEkRAGE.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 gold.
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton,
Havre or Bremen:
CABlN...................... ......olsO gold.
acknowledgements. IS gold.
From New Orleans 70 Havana:
CABIN. ."....................osO currency.
RRAGE.................... 20 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton or
Havre to Kew Orleans Issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
I'D. p. STOCKMHYER CO., Agents,
jy2S ly u Union street.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct.
This Line 10 composed Of the Steamshlpe
GEORGE WASHINGTON, CORTI0,
GEORGE CROMwKLL St LOUIA
AA The Steamship
I8 ST. LOUIS,
WHITEHEAD. Commander,
SUNDAY. November IL, ct SAN.
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, q
shove.
EAssARe. oSC.
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and Hsvre taken
BY this line, and through bills Of ladng given fos
Ebe same. For freight or passage appiy to
ALE1YD MOuLTON,
AUS No. Il Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-09

INSURANCE.
DELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares 8 leo each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash,
FIRE. MARINE and RIVER policies issued by thi,
Company at Current Rates of Premiums
TRUSTEES:
a. 5amwln, Z. Leeds, 1. H. Gardner
y. r Blancand, +. Laborde, J. Lapene
4. Elmer Bader, A. H. D'Meza O. Hopkins
y. 1ercier, Emile Dupre, c. Fl. Moutin
a u ueIsIou' John Brunaso, ". B. Conger,
D. HULL D. Bouligny. E. Bordelois,
4 ". Theurer, A. PalaciO, I. L. Airey
~ a. oe Alzafdl, T. " Simmons. Joseph Aleix,
E. Ganucheau.
OFFICERS
=. GANCCHRAU, President.
A. BALDWIN, Vice President
L. W. BAQUI1, Secretary.