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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
MACEaIEEIT, &c.
MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
eLQAT Il hiiDISGTOT.
nos. 1872 lss! 1926, and AS Cay street
znd :os. l3 ans. 10 soa.h 18th street,
EICHMGh u, ii.
We make I'll kinds OF new work IN the NJ
cH.GlST !IsF, sESAI.t ALL kI&D2 ~
WORK we 60 in The Ui.tNTRf 10 do I'll
SORTS Of WUEh IN mus l!ac. Also. mare me
bet IGRACC0 MILLS Ia the w0r!1, snd Zee 7
them on h,rl So well as TOBACCO SCkEN !. ni
Ali kinds, together with BANDS and biLhrto .
ana all articles for the manufacture or tooacco'
we keen on haud for sale 81 olzes Of
NAW and SNCO1n-uAAD ENGINES,
BOILERS, Sk W-MilLS,
GRI9p MILLS POWEE TUMTS,
PLATFORM FCALES
hHsFTiNG HANGERS, TULLiES,
GEAR and EVIL " HEELS
And in Fact general assortment or al. useiul aS'
ticIes in our line, together with
JUuSOt,S PATa N sTEA M-EhGt IN
GCVERNOH,
UTICA co. STEAN GAUGES.
SILDEN'S PATENT hEGlNE rAChAS0.
pFgT VALVEr. GLOBE VALVES
sSLF-cfhIHG CUPS. for bo.h engines and
.hsfIins;
FGUE CLEAKFRs.
OF CAN. WeTt.R CAUCUS, &C.
All OF Will h we sell st reasonibl prices ana on
accommoda ting terms.
r. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery, both new and secondhand Come
ard see US. o-,,,
oc2 SLCAE u ADDlSuION'
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WILLIAM L. WOOD IL CO.,
w 353 and SIS ", Baltimore street,

MIILLIAM Z. WOOD u CO.,
w 373 and SIS ". Bait more street,
SaLTIM'ks. MD.
manufacturers Of STEAM HEATING APPA.
RATUS, and Inventors OF the new polished font
IL tt-top PARIS RANGE, IN every respect the hes;
TO bett he rooms above. IL received with the
celebrated Parlnr Sun aud Lightning Fireplace
Heaters, The first premiums at the Maryltnd SLsse
Fair aGd ~ the american INSTITUTE fdlft NeW
Fireplace Heaters and the Paris k2nge, and you
best cooking apparatus Ia the world.
Send for descriptive circular
WILLIAM i. WOOD & CO.,
Manufacturers ard Inventors Of Heating, venti"
latlng and Ct ckng Apparatus, a7a and S75 w.
Baltimore street Baltimore, nd. no. d3m
TEATHERS! FEATHERS! FEA-
'pHEit5 An those In want OF FEATHERS
nm The most reasonable terms 1T my store, ais
SIKH !, ss sod,n or iOs' ''' 4 WALLERsrETN.
pplication will be made TO
" the Second Auditor Of Virginia for the M
f,F KEGISTEkED STOCK, issued IN me name Of
TaHaferro & Co. under act OF March 30, ls7l-yiz:
no. Lac for $l.a3.
. no. 2,e3S, for St0.67.
oeee .law.~ ThLIAEkRRo ( CO.
DOTYERICK's PATTERNS.
~ FALL AND WlNrAR FASHIONS.
r.s,e STYLES Jus. received. Also, hETRoPoLl-
ip ps,nclnsi seen.Y 1T the Office OF the HOWE
eKwING-MAcliISE. ss' Main sSFe NstccEENSEY.
no l0-lW -
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P. LEONARD.

eelected everyyear by our Mr. Garmendia. Prices
from S5s TO 81, 600 per thousand
ROMERO. DAVIES, and other dry, delicate
Riy1ere, 6artrat 6 Co.'s PALE COGNAC
BRANDIES, yintsges OF 1859 TO 1874 In Lila !, and
IS casks and 10 Ps,enI sasss, Twelve bottles ss w
Ergenie,' Imperial, Cabinet, and seilery, quarts
and pints. Also, high and low sradss OF Eoraeaax
Gin. Rum. Corc!aIs, and every variety OF French,
Italian, and spanish Goods In our aSa M,fsei,les
g,asa. maccaroni, old Government Java Gomez,
&c. No. "a South Calvert strees sSitimorsa; 49,
Represented By Messrs- SAsa ne s.ve sw.y avs
4 stock IN band, n.S s.-SnN w o.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

VIENNA, November 10.-The Emperor
has addressed u letter to Won Beust, thank
ing him for past services and appointing
him life member Of the Upper Reichs-
ruth,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
ZEE PROTECTION LEVEr.

Ne notice that some Of the inhabitants
and rroper!y.owners who live in tie rea1
Of the First and Second Districts are urg-
ing the Legislature to pass an act to pro-
vide f0r q protection leyee along the lake
shore. The subject is merely revived at
this time, it having been considered pretty
thoroughly about year ago. An ocdi-
nance was passed by the Common Council
last winter directing the City Surveyor to
prepare Specifications, and bids were in
yited to- the performance Of the work. and
nearly al tie prel;mina,ies were settled.
but some defect in the bonds offered
caused delay, and in the meant time the
new city cLartcra was enacted, the old
Council wen: out Of Office. and matters
relative to Ii protection 1eyee passed away
into the :.nsIli he'd business O.: the New
Series
The BIZ :,;.t : row to BE submitted is
positive n is terms, and leave the
Counc., nc discretion. The first section
authorizes, empowers. directs ard orders
the Mayor nni Administrators to pass,
Immediately after the passage Of the act,
tie necessary ordinances and resolutions
for the construction of q protection levce
IN the rear Of the city. This provision
should be permissory, not mandatory,
thus leaving something to the discretion
of the Mayor and Administrators. who
ere especially charged with the eouside.a-
ton of such grave matters.
To meet the expense, the city = a,-
thorizel and empowered to issue seven
thirty bonds, having forty years to r,ln,
10 be disposed OF at the discretion o. the
Council.
That the construction of e protection
levee along the shore of Lake Pontchar-
train, according to tie plans and drawings
prepared by Surveyor Bell, would be Of
incalcuiable benefit to the property hold
crs back Of Broad street, there can be no
question. There is, still furt er, no doubt
that tue reclamation of thousands of
squares Of land from the swamps, and
adding them to the assessable property of
the city would materially increase the
municipal revenues, and, probably be
Sufficient within year or two to pay the
interest on the bonds. But there is
grave responsibility in adding anything
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
PERUVIAN GukNC
r H.4l'>J'S THE SOIL.
CARO- s.;A<O ESEftiIL.> IT.

CARO- Gl. ~ rae =. .;.rner..:r .l:kD.,.;e
cA..r. ~. VOLATILE .ora, Ter ard therefore ..s
:, zoe :r..a-.o.s ;..,.! .tle weather, So etc ,Ie
,.,,rahl. ,h.r,i Excess 0; Ammonia eHi.sus;s Tie
.o,. and 30 :.r.di. =: .la,at.s tie crop. Cr ,ie
other hand !. p-.o.. q: ho:, dry ;ueath.. ~as:..
Il" An.nou ...., 80 ,.cs; e:p.Es.'. ingredient
o: Me "ti.... !os:. G.. 'Ae contrary. WI CARO-
,vASC. ,;.e !l,.!D AZ. no..... OK elm lax: 20
p"r."ue; :. RE So, 80. .hosp!l.e AZ hou-.st-
n-rt. AID hi: si".:s a~as.t.e c. 80 ...ns 'me
"i:l ;he s:3-e: cen. r.. :. never ios:.
:r>r.,i EA'.oS :oH EEIG vn s:...L:.. -.
Ec,si A .d..,: ~, Nh! says.
The e,,-.i-. s...e.. i. E::'.rc .-,-.rsuy
AM "ti'! I'l.'l.'- Ia. "a " prove. -: "s -:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
MAGAZINE STREET RAILROAD CASE.

Our colums have been adorned with 6.
serial for the last week, under the modest
title that heads this article. The con-
clusion is given to-day in the verdict OF
the jury, delivered during the zimmerman
darkness Of Friday night, just preceding
the peep Of day. As between the parties
involved in the story we have no sympa-
thy to waste upon either; bat in regard to
the road itsel:, as public interest, it now
falls to our lot TO organize O jury Of tie
entire community to demand Judgment
upon its future fate.
When the City Of Jefferson granted the
right Of way to the proprietors OF the
Magazine street railroad certain conli-
tons were stipulated, to-wit: that the
street on each side Of the track should be
shelled to width Of three feet; tha: the
gullies and canals should be kept in good
and clean condition; and THAT the cars
should be r,lr a;,egular intervals. 1t was
the neglect OF the road, or its propnetors.
to comply with these conditions that
originated this suit. After years OF wait
ing. negligence and even contumely as 10
its rights. the City Q. Jefferson purs'1e,! its
remedy il this matter, which was to foI-
felt the road and take possession OF it.
The law prescribes how such proceedings
shall be conducted, and the jury in the
present instance has decided tina: this
remedy was not properly pursued. So tar
SO good.
1t now devolves upon the city If New
Orleans, as the .Uccessor Of tue City O!
Jefferson. to pursue her action properly.
The road has neglected to perform
any O: it, public obligations. as
every resident in The Sixth Die
trict Can testify to his disadvantage.
The Smelling has never been done. the
gullies and canals have not been KEEP:
clean. the road has no: been KEEP, in
proper condition. and the cars have not
run with anything approaching regu-
larity. While the litigation ns 70 its
ownership was in progress. the city Of
New Orleans could not proceed without
injustice to enforce her rights; but now
that the rroprietors ere known. and
while they are in possession o! :he
revenue @: the road it becomes at once /.
possibility end duty to enforce from,
this contumaciouS corporation some de-
gree OF f.ithtu!neSs n H. Engagements
with the city.
And herein TIC Tchoupitoul.> stree:
line is equally >uh.ec: 70 criticism. Us
con.rac; engagement, have 40: been t.!-
filled. aud, though the people OF the old
City OF Jefferson never could maintain
their fights il the premises. tina: is no
reason why tley shou.. he deprived o:
them entirely through this ar.l a.! >Uc-
ceeding generations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
Two Nai!y 'rsnins &c Ikcri IL =.

Commencing tomorrow. :wo p..s>,I ge!
trains viii ruL daily between New Orleans
and Mobile, leaving New Orleans g. T. NJ
and 3 T. NJ. arriving at Mobile AZ :2G and
| 800 7. NJ. Leavin, Mobile =. SD T. N.
and 800 =. NJ, Ind arriving at New Orleans
al $50 and $50 =. Il Connections made a.
Mobile by s A. n. train with Mobile an.i
Ohio road, tor st. Louis, Chicago, Louisville.
etc. and the 3 P ii. train with lie night
express train of the Mobile and Mon. go,nery
road for Montgomery. Atlanta. Augusta.
Savannah, Jacksonville, Florida. and all
points, North, East and Vest. Freight
trains each way daily, and freight received
at the foot Of Julia street before ?. NJ,
delivered at Mobile carly next Moroirg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
PASSAGE TO NOBLE.

Nil Charles Morgan is rapidly coming
to his senses, in one direction 1t least. He
is no longer the unlimited tax-gatherer OF
Our Mobile passenger traffic. Before the
way it was possible to visit or sister city
by paying five dollars. which included q
sumptuous supper, good berth. q
tas: steamer, and excellent a;ten-
ton. After Morgan mastered the si,ua-
ton, he charged rs ten dollars for the
trip and gave us inferior accommodations.
Since the Chattanooga railroad COM
menceI running he has let up, and now
charges two dollars, but mulcts the
passenger by exacting the price Of & sup
per. He vii! get lid Of more OF his sur
plus flesh ye: in this serimmage. and our
word is good on this subject. We are
breaking the cerements O: the grave in
which it was proposed TO bury us. and
New Orleans may yet calculate or being
successfully ressu-rected from under the
tombstone which was planted to suppress
her growth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
TWO PARAGRAPHS.

We ask the attention OF 0u. eci:'sia.
! neishbors who are in the habit OF speak
ing with contempt Of aM aspirin co.ore6
men "a tie following FROM /. leading liter
a,y and political journal:
4 coloreI physician. Or. Davis. :. native
OF Bnrbadoes. has fallen victim 70 his Ze4-
il caring for II sufferers by the VA. II he
! nrghborhood 6{Sedan. He a. a gI.ilua,.in
medicine tro,i. Aberdeen, and continued lis
studies d: s.. Bartholomew 5 Hospital. Lon
don. vher. j" was houS"-p! ysic!au. II G,-
/ ,ober lie resigned this position III order to
help IL relieving the distress OF the Con-
tinent. aa,! 70 his skill and devoted attrn-
! tior many hundred wounded Bava-ians a.
Sedan mus: lie forever grateful. II" next
imparti;.ily ex".-., himself tor the needy
: neasantry round about. at Pont NANCY and
Bulan. establishing soup kitchens. which Ii.
sustained by persona! sacrifice and by such
contributors as he could procure il ing
land. his solicitations there, during Il TEN
porarJ visit ~; that purpose, were incc>-
SAINT and !ltiguing that he came back in i
condition susceptible to contagion. and was
4. carried OF by smallpox contracted il the
p, military hospital. He was only twenty
eigh. years o. aye at his death. and his
, funeral ceremonies, attended by the Mayor
; CT Sedan, he German sub-pretc.t. and q
; crown " itts>t'HtNs "tic ioutiiHs IL ;' n
IRENE.
And also for tie following. !: beng re-
me,nbered that Dumas was c,.ad,oou.
and his father {. nulatto:
Dying at Dicppe, on the fifth OF Deer
Der, after a considerable period q. unco1.-
seriousness and sen!l-consclUuSnesS. alrXai-
Dire Dumas was spared the spectacle, - we
venture to predict. of the last humiliation
of his country. Less fortunate than the
| unfortunate Provost Paradol. he ronsti-
tutes. with Prosper Mcr;mce. the Third con
siderable loss TO French letters since ,he
commencement Of the war. Viewed merely
as q creative mind. his genius = no. likely
TO be exaggerated, and The number ~ vol
Ulnes which bear his name suri,as-c, even
the iecundit,v OF toitaire. Compared with
Dickens, az he naturally has been 1t Is
evident that III point OF originality and re
! sources ne IVES very much superior ~ his
contemporary. The morality Of Inc ,wu
| men differed as that Of their respective
conn'Iie. differed. Dumas vas sixty
seven years ot age. which must 'e az
counted Old rs lie lived. He is an in5: nee
CT hereditary genius lis father having been
genera. ii distinction under Iion;lparfe
and his son, ia is well known. hcn. i BON
! novelist and playwright.
These are very singular facts. especially
when we recollec: that, according % the
Democratic pres. Dr. DAVIS and !.!e,-
andre Dumas sho,.l! have devoted! tiio,:2-
selves entirely - :he saw-lD 9. L.
svill-:ar:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

!, is distressing to our libe-ali,y. even
ut this distance from the scene Of action,
to observe that the Ctur1r-Joar..0! and
the to4unercM, ore wrestling with each
other SIS to which is the ablest advocate
Of admitting negroes to testify il the
Kentucky courts. Louisville is tortured
with the fulles: Of reasons pro and con:
and as 70 the combatants they are using
such Walls O: defiance ON each otLe, that
it is JUS, possible they may both lie e.
cluded from giving testimony Oh account
Of their violence. In the meantime the
genuine Democracy has sailed il with !,
new organ which proposes to reps. the
negroes altogether. And ye. there seems
to be & prospect Of fusion betveer the
foremost advocates Of the proposition.
wbic.. is also distressing "a CUR !.be.a.
ideas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
DEFEAT o. TEE MISSISSIPPI vL..Ey
LEVIE BILL.

The Senate, yesterday, came 20 q dire:
vote upon: the famous Mississippi Valley
Leyee h.l, or question 70 pass il, not
withstard;ny the veto 0: tnc Governor
The result showed thirty Senators against
the bill, anG two IL favor OF i. passas
so that but two Senators cocl,: be .iornd
TO stand Up %; me bill IN :hs ,aome.: o.:
its extremity.
This biz vas passed durin. tie last
days OF the e1tl7. session. i'll March, and
Was sent back to the House by the GOV
ernor on the first day Of the p.,e,e:.. ,es-
sion, with his objections. The House,
however, soon after repassed it by the
necessary two-thirds majority, when !:
was sent to the Senate. The friends of
the measure were quite confident. until
very recently. that they would be able to
carry it through both houses OF the Cen
eral Assembly, and were free in their Of
fers to back their opinions with wage.s to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
ON CAROEDEIET STREET.

Ca!ondelet street was the scene Q: great
ezcitemen: Yesterday. the stimulating
cause beng Levee scrip. as connected
with the action c. the Senate in Relation
to the le,ee bill. Yesterday morning the
stock was rather isrmer under the impress
sion which had gained ground in some
quarters. tha: some sCrt OF an arrange
ment favorable 70 The maasli!e, had been
made. 4: the opanir" some shares
changed hands &: g, and later severa!
hundred were sold q: &c cents. Soon
atterward :D.se We're whispers tia: the
game Was p. and thu: the Senators. az i.
majority 0: them. had resolved 70 sustain
tie veto. Ky the tine the S.nat.. me-,
tbs opinion ea.neI crocLs.. and. Under
i. uresscGe, holders :l.sLe,: into
the stree: :o sci. o; ru:.,se.
unGe. ;ne>e circumstances. :rere
were Jew huyers. anG these only
among persons who.,. he low p:!re
temples: &c take desperate chances. II
vas know. tina: j! the Ill came " Tor
consideration j: would be killed. ana that
is only hope vas II e pos:poLelLent.
kl': this hope vaS soon dashed. III. az
temp: 10 postpone 'vas :. :a;luro. b.: even
Will. tie vote VS. :,!heL which sealed
tie tea;l.-v'Gsrac: Q: lie measure. ulei.
v'cro found % buy the ss1,iz. The :.au,:
was soon known n :ho s:rec.. ard Ieve.
stool. came 20 IL dyinc casp. bong
offered 1, ten cents y tie Board. .g.;4s:
sly cents BID. The Nd. ...e probably
made by person: who have sod O. tine.
ard are buying il for delivery.
SlGUshtechouse stock teH Of: yesterday
ana manifesto! symptoms O. weakness.
The Gay before :: had sold .: "a. yes.e,-
day morning 100 share were sold =. .; !.
and THIS may he considered tie ruling
price :or the present. Il tie boar. =.
shares were -oid q: the ssme figure.
! small 10: Of State Fank stool. ~n- odd
yesterday morning at ~. n IL. to.,.
this >:oci4 vas eold at 80
Sanitary maintains itsei: 4: 22l5;,2.3:. is
downward career having seemingly been
>lecke. twenty hs.,es w..e SOLD y.~;.r-
"a. et z.
Lottery IS ST.. fin. 80 otie:.<:: .: 500
il. tie board. bu: !. few shares II. .-ht DE
bougi: IN the stree: G: =. Sc: .::!e.
however, s ohe.:nc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
ERUG ( CO., RHEIMS.

Il :. card dated May ist. ie-o. Yessr. Krus 4 Co.
OF Rheims, gave notce'that from and after tie first
o; September the wax around the neck O; their
Champagne bOtties would be suppressed and q
pain tin capsule bearing the seal OF their firm
substituted TO it. Said rlodt alton having been III
terttred with to q certain extent by the war In
France. we beg to inform the public that the vine
shipped by Messrs- krus ( Co. is 9ut UP
we'll under the old wax style under the one
with capsules. We also bring 10 the knowledge of
our customers that owing 70 the difficulty Of oh
tanning baskets they are sometimes replaced by
boxes.
4. RO[HEREAU l. CO.
New Orleans January l6 1871 sai7 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

an almost unlimited amount. 1t has been
apparent, however, within the past few
days, that there was q formidable opposi-
ton to it in the Senate, which the lobby
found it impossible to overcome. Their
defea: yesterday, therefore, though not
altogether unexpected. was severe blow
to the hopes that the most strenuous eff
forts Of the past year had excited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

Haley scnds US the usual choice selection
of Sunday reading. including Narper's
Monthly, the Chimney Corner, the Boys
and Girls Weekly, Appleton's journal, the
Illustrated London News, the London
Graphic, Demorest's Illustrated Monthly Of
Fashions, the New York Ledger and the
New Varieties, a sem-cOmic illustrated
paper printed in New York, besides great
number of current and well-known pub
locations. HaIey's depot is at No. - Com
mercial place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

In case at Cincinnati, q few days ago,
for damages against the man who had f1r-
nished information TO Il newspaper 70
porter, which was aIterward published 70
plaintiffs detIimen', Judge Cox, Of the
Common Pleas Court, held that, where in
formation was furnished through malice,
tho party would be as responsible as the
paper would have been had it published
from such motive, and that where it was a
matter of general rumor without malice, he
would still be liable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

to the million and half Of interest that
our taxpayers have to mise every year.
1t is hardly question for Legislative de-
cision. True, that body might with pro-
priety authorize the city to GO on with
the work; bu, coercive legislation would,
in our Judgment, be decidedly oIt Of
place in this instance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The railroad cars came down FROM Hal.
vile 10 Shreveport, the other day. covered
with snow. The Ga-e:, says: This caused
surprise, as 30 snow had fallen here. The
country west is much more elevated. which
causes a married din. renee III the sempe-a
r,1ro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The religious services to-day a. -.naes
Methodist Episcopal Church, will be c. sTe-
cial interest. 1t is the occasion OF the frs.
quarterly meeting 70: the present confer
ence year. The presiding elder OF the New
Orleans district, Rev. l.. C. Mattack, Wiz.
preach at eleven O'clock A. NJ. IN the eve
ing Mr.. Mattack will deliver the first OF &.
series Of lectures on temperance. and will
be succeeded for several coming Sunday
evenings by different speakers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
jeie Typ
NEW ORLEANS SILVER WARE
-. MANI'FACToRT.

!f'.,:ion Is par:.c.'.sly directed o Ky .LvEE
TABLE WARE each -
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
!.ices as low at any Northern u.au,.fsctory
:.,.a CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE N NEW
ORLEANS. Quality ard So .- equal 20 any. Full
guarantees given IL at cases Every description OF
Medals. Badsee Military Bet pia:es, sword Mount
icgs ETC. manufactured n .Ae meet artistic man
ne- and d: low prlce..
\. uINEEL, Proprietor.
d. tv3p No l66 Povd,1ls straet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The printers in the Daily Press office, n
>Oswego, New York, belonging to the Typo
graphical Union, are or a strike, n .onse-
auence OF the employment OF men TO:
members, 20 the exclusion OF the :,uioI' y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

It is remarkable that the weal.liest cit
zens of New York are all at an ago Wien
most men are too infrm for affairs, yet they
are not only hale and vigorous, but actively
engaged in conducting their immense bus
ness. William 3. Aston is nearly seventy
eight years old; Alexander I. Stewart,
seventy; Cornelius Vanderbilt, seventy
eight; Daniel Drew, sevcnty-one: Peter
Cooper, seventy nine; George Law, seventy
three; While majority of the nlillionai-es
are over sixty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

Church, corner Of P.ytania and CalliCpe
streets. this morning q. eleven o'clock, and
this evening az seven o'clock; Rev. Myron
w. Reed, pastor. 4 cordial invitation -
extended to the stranger. Al are .'ivi.s..
IN attend
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

4 meeting o. the stockholders o: .he
Louisiana and Texas Canal Company W..
be held tomorrow evening, al seven O'Clock,
in room No. -. Pelican House, corner O.
Canal and Baronne streets, for The election
of T. hoard OF directors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The Association OF the Confederate Army
Of Northern Virginia has requisite! Major
Rober. Stiles to prepare memoir relative
30 the Dahlgren- Fitzpatrick raid or Rich.
mond in the spring OF 1861.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

Mississippi No, , will give a fancy dress
snd dress ball at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Saturday evening, February 4. We OBJ
serve that among the committee are E.na,:
eel Blessev and Edward A. Burh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

NJ. Rotcr. of Iowa. mis.aking his wife 70:
n burglar, used IN axe to shat extent tka:
he'll have another woman 20 ''ax" he!oS. he
.ecoyers from his widowerhooc.