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LEGAL NOTICES.
CuFREME COURT.

the matter Of the application Of the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonaty of the ciy of New York. relative
widening and ''FaSh'eqRs sR5%pwAY q
the making OF that Of Broadway bctwe Ihir,ysecod
ant 1hrtynth and that part betwe rory
second stree, AMI Forty street, of greater width
''-' ''' ''e' In THE CITY OF NEW york.
We, the under Commissioners OF Estimate
the Owner or owners occuaD cccupaDs Of AL housec
and 70 al others whom ], NAV concern 70 wit:
Frs.-Inaa we have compeed our e;t'nate AMI aascss.
in these proceejngs any the thereby
cn ;as Ss a ss
Chairman, the ofBc, of the omm-sioncrs - nassau
s%Sc S that hat se the said
paes 5 30 sy .a e @ o & SyI
attendance st said Office on each oi SAID Ten uay ~
sccondTSat The abs rae. Of the said esee and
ms .S er WON %r Which %
have been dcpos,si 10 'ns o,cs ;hs psp.rS
main until the ss,h day Of sepe,n.-r ls7i.,.. ISL.
.ad sr. =. fo"~. !" VIZ Al ,sos. os pSrssis
land and ~ s % and Of es Ss SS
ng named ~ avenues that is TO say =
s' @ ss"' $
S."ss S. ssn n
Atone tho csnrr Madison avenue 70 TIE centre Inns o
SS r :les TO S 9.
r.s. 1Sas me s
The centre line OF Four,e NTH street TO The ceu
line Of Fourth q. cnue 70 he centre line OF As.or
place broadway. thence souhery along the centre
hne OF Broadway to the centre lne OF wsvpr,
lev place. thence westerly along the centre line ot
Wavsrcy place the centre limo Of sth thence
northcrly along the centre line 0f sixth tho
cenus OF Fourteenth street tneno- westerly along
OF Fourteenth street 20 the line of SEVENTH
avenue thence nortbry along the centre line
avenue line of tweneth thpce
aonl ne Of Twentieth the
E,ghih avenue thrnce nortbcily along the Of
Eighth the centre OF Twenty eighth street.
thence along the ceGtre line of Twenty street
the centre line OF Ninth thence north y acnr the
centre hDe OF Ninth to the centre o
street, thence easicry along the line Of sxy
TO the centre line OF Eighth
cry aons the centre line OF Lishh the point on
place OF beginning.
Fourh-Tha report herein win be presented to tho
Supreme Court the slate of New York; a SD cal eru
thereof TO bo he before the Honorable Albert Cardozo
Justice N The new Court House At tho tv Hail. IN he cy
OF New YORK; upon further notice of twenty days 10 be
hereafter gwen in two daily newspapers puoiisheJ tho
OF New York pursuant 20 the prov fourth
section OF chapter OF the STATE OF New YoLx,
passed February ~. 1871
jobs Y. JONES, co,n,r,ss.onsra,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Dated NEW YoRx. Angus, 10 La7L
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CEvEN SPRINGS NOuNTATN HOUsE-LoCATFD IN
Monroe orsoee connty 200 fee, aboveuae water ac
cessble by kre Railways nice for young gentlemen
spend their vacations hops Saturday evenings Excursion
tickets, "a j. iAITki.sON
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90 CLINTON PLACE.-A NEATLY FURNISHED
~ large front Room, uihern exposure, with
Board for ntiein and wife party niemen also
snsle Rooms: references exchanged.
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Ok ST. MARKS PLACE.-BOARD, WITH FL FINISHED
~ Rooms and hall Rooms. suitable for p7ries Of sin
gentlemen table excellent; Sc and 81 per week. table
board 4 week,
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OT WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-HANDSOMELY
- furnished Rooms, with Poard. suite sngly Fine
location Good table, with every homo comfort Reference
requi ed.
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90 WEST NINTH STREET,-A LARGE BACK ROOM,
20 thirG oor, and also hall Bedrooms with
Board references exchanged.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS pURpOsns.

A BROADWAY TAILoRs STORE TO LET-TiF
~ owner Going West; also The Upper Part OF sor
House hrosiway, Thiry stree. Il rooms APP
ply at 1,2s7 broadway.
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A SMALL STORE TO LET-A GOOD STAND, UNDER
n Frankfort nouse, corner of Frankfort and William
streets. Apply 10 S. G. SMITH, az onlce
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90 EAST TwENTy-FOURTG STREET, NEAR MADI.
z-C son squsre.-Ncely furnished Rooms, with Board
hot and cod water. bathroom, &C.. reasonable
terms also nall Room.
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S)OD STREET MADISON SQUARE-HANDsOMELY
20 furnished Suits koons iet with
also sing Rooms for eentieme References exchanged.
Call at % East Twenty third
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yAJ JANTEu-OpFICg. FIXTURES POR COUNTING
w room. Addresa vitb fun particulars CANTkkLLs
Herald ONCE.
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OK wAvERLEY PLACE, NEAR BRoADwAY.-TwC @
L) large and handsomely furnished LOOMS suitable for
family also gent emen, offered with frs
class French table.
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QO WEST TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
DC and Sixth Families single een;err e
md handsome Rooms and superior Board at prices
Also Try Board
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ON wtsT TWELFTH STREET, FIVE DOORS VEST
Nv OF Fifth nueDesirab,e furnished Rooms with
without Board on first or second story also single Rooms
telms moderate
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18th STREET (2l7, NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE
Elegant Rooms TO let, suite sinEiy, with iii
class Board; private table II aesired
usually desirable; references.
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OUTER AND FRUIT STAND TO LET-IN ONE OF THE
ID noest locations in the city OF Brooklyn Gail 5J9 Myr
4
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A NEW STORE 10 LET OR LEASE-sUITABLE FOR
grocery store or recufyns store. Apply to j. MORRIS
5l4 West Twenty-seventh street.
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10 WEST TwENTY-FIRST STREET-SUIT OF
lJ Rooms. with Board, second floor; nice singh
Room, references exchanged.
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10 WEST TwENTY-FUURTH sTEEET.-Fr RNIsHED
Ia Rooms, vita Board, for SINGLE gentlemen gentlemen
and their wives
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7C UNIVERSITY PLACE.-TO LET WITH BOARD TO
~ gentleman wife, patty of three four
0emen, Handsomely furnished second story front room,
with acove. references exchanged
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Id 1TH STREET, EAST, Soa-PLEAsANT ROOMS AND
Il L good Boari for young gentlemen gentlemen and
their house FIRST class.
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CORNER STORE AND DWELLING, IS CHARLTON
" street TO rent ease book from steamship
dock; excellent location; low rent
JAMES PRICE, 900 Hudson street.
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II EAST THIRTY-sECoND STREET, BETWEEN
If Fifth and Madison First class newly fur.
nished hooms with Board families OF ADULTS gentlemen
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Forein Markets.
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches. |

AUGUSTA. Me-, October l3-Fifteen hour
continued rain has prevailed here. Severa
regular trains have been caught betwee,
washes and delayed. Rainfall in fifteel
hours nearly four and half iuches.
CHICAGO, October l3.-A dispatch from
Green bay, Wisconsin, states that steamer
has just arrived bringing the report tina,
tegO last night, and as many more are still
missing.
Seventy.fy e persons were burned TO death
ut Little sturgeon bay.
The suffering throughout the north is ter.
rible.
Further advices from Green bay Wiscon-
sin, report that $50 men were burned to
death in large barn where they had sought
refuge. Hundreds Of people are driven into
the rivers by the fire and drowned.
A fire in Manistee, Michigan, destroyed
two hundred buildings, six mills, and all
the Shipping at the dOck-lOss 81 100000
CISciSxATI, October l3-A later count of
ballots gives the Democrats in Hamilton
county another senator and representative.
reducing the estimated majority on joint
ballot 10 six.
New YORK, October l3.-The Stuyvesant
Bank has suspended. The cause is at
tributed to the Chicago contlagration.
Noon.-Arrived: Rising Sun, Cuba, James
Adger. Arrived out: Russia and Algei "a.
PHILADELPHIA. October l3.-After having
an arm broken by two rcughs. a SELDOM
keeper killed one and wounded the other
fatally with q revolver.
MONTGOMERY, October l3.-There was a
heavy frost here yesterday morning, the
first this season.
QUEBEC, October 13-The militia have
been ordered by the home govel lDent to
tender all the tents and blankets in their
possession, in the dominion Of Canada. to
the Chicago sufferers.
LONDON October l3-Lavish contribu-
tons in aid Of Chicago are being made
throughout the British empire, and on the
continent. The Lord Mayor of London, re-
ceived contributions yesterday from private
amounting to $4,000.
The Earrings and Morgan, Rotbsch;'i,
Brown, Shipley & Co., the Great Yves ,,.n
railway of Canada, and the Grand Trri,i.
railway, have subscribed $1,000 each.
LIVERPOOL, October l3-Sales for the
week $4,000 bales, of which 10000 bales
we're for export, and 1900 bales for specn-
alton: total stock al 600 bales. of which
IA, 600 bales are American. Total stock
afloat 427 900 bales, Of which $1,000 bales
ire American. Receipts of the week 10000
3ales, of which 5000 bales are American.
Actual exports 5000 bales.
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I

MIN r. xA61.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. !,
| FRIDAY Rv8siEe, October 49, 1871.
The money market worked still closer to-day.
The supply of paper offering OIL the street was
| larger, and lenders insisted on sitter Rates Al
notes secured by un4uest1nable colaterais. Eere
quoted at lld.2 y cent = aunun, and good au.
secoud grade at i2Gl8 and first Glars business
paper wi!Aou. collateras 120,5, and second grade
made in the latter 1t : cent month but t tbs
is an extreme late. Mortgage notes rule at 9alG
p cent p alnuw for Al. aid l2Gl5 Ior second
Gold opened at lI4Q ll4s. against 1l4as at New
York; and closed at ll;u ll4ao against ll4as}.
The sales included 1900 IT ia; $1,000, *aooo and
5000 at Has 5000 S2c00, $500 $500 ard
5000 at ni1-, and $500 $1,000 $4,000 and
So 600 at ia p.
No sales Of silver came within on r notice. We
quote iCsalc9a. tor american half dollars, and lss
Gls. percent premium IN gold for Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange was quite active, but: under
sterling reached sS nes da nsn. 1900 and ssfs 90
at ad ~ ." e ssa and d, CO
$500 a, 1872 li.is; s6eao III Of aiding and clear a,
10's 0l22aa. and 450Ho bill OF latng at 122s.
at 41a.. ard .ooOo at 47.as We new quote sterling
and is3 for bank The Cotton Exchange " telegram
from New YORK quoted bankers 60 days sterling a.
lo1,. lees; do sight at 1884 loslp and CONNER
leading bank reported franks IN. a.eab.e'
Domestic exchange showed further improve
meit. The banks drew on New York at i T. cent
discount Tor remittance. one OF them supplying
customers at u and there We're sales OF lo0otb
New York bank sight at i p cent discount, +2oooo
and $50 $50 ~ =, 5000 ard $25,M0 commercial at
.-N. $5dto prva!e banker 1t y, $4,000 commercial
at Il, and 5000 Oh Boston at -
The bank remittance rate for New York gold
checks was = cent premium.
1he strlNEeucy il money interfered with the
movement in stocks and We noticed genera! ten.
Gency toward lower rates Il 'fances" Louisiana
] Ut u
closed With slightly better feeling. and parta!
recovery Of the decline The sales included shares
Bank Ut Lafayette az SO, IS DO at $43: % Union
National Bank at Soo Is Louisiana Lottery al
$50 81; 80 and 100 Louisiana Levee S. 81 y. 50
100 eco and 900 do al So q do IS 2l. 25 do at
50 25 50 and 100 do at st 3.1s, and 81 do at s so
The Only sac Of bonds reported s $1,000 city ten
per cents at 81. |
One Thousand dollars city appropriation certii- !
Gates changed lands al 70.
Nothing " ported III variants. |
City treasury notes weie LOAiral
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MEDICAL.

CWEET QUININE Is A RECENT IMPROVE.
- Ment; replaces the use of the Bitter Srino.t.
GLinine, with which ali are familiar Dose for doss
i 10 warranted fully equal in every wsv to RIA
QulnlLe, and like it, is the one
GREAT. POSITIVE AND USFA1L1Na CrRx
For all diseases Of malarious origin.
FEVER AND AGCH.
NTERM1TTENT FEVER.
CHILL FEVER,
REMMITTENT FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUMB AarA
when neglected.
SWEET QCININE
10 made solely from Peruvian Bark (so il Bitter o,
nine).tnerefore is Of vegetable origin, and moi
mineral poison but, on the contrary il nroyea =" -
of the elements found in the blood Of III hss,th
persona.
SWEET QrININK
Acts 40 An antidote to- as well az curer for m.,>
nal or miasmatic poison, the absorption OF vh;ch
BY the lungs causes intermittent feyera ssc ~
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QCENINR
over the use Of old Bitter Quinine 10 the ent-e Al
sence Of that intense persistent bitterness whi~h
IN the latter is an nsurMountable Obstacle r. -:
use with most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QCININE
IL in two forms-in powder for the use Of pbxs,c,.,
AID druggists, and fluid for use in the famiiv anS
for the general public.
sTEARNS, FARk CO.
nyl5 ManunctuEnR Chemists. New York
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The Baton Rouge Grand Era reioices
over the election OF DR.. J. T. Newman
surgeon surgeon N chlef Of the ''Hatchaway
position of visiting physician and smroeon
to the Charity Hospital OF New Orleans
and assigned to active duty in wards Nos
81 and 3i-surgical and medical wards. +
demonstrates to certainty that colored
men exhibiting competency and availa-
bility can gain an acknowledgment from
distinguished men of their own profession
and in this case-the first, we believe. on
record-the board of managers of Charity
Hospital have shown that color shall not
stand in the way of known ability.
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g p ECIAL NOTICE..

g PECIAL NOTICE..
st. Louis. Iron Mountain ana Southev~
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO -. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco a
Paul. Kansas City. LeavenwCrth, St. Joseph,
And all Psisss North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the Few Orlesns
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily, at A. u. ard S P. NJ
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Canal streea
osiy at ii A. NJ, via the New Orleans Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad, making close conneo
none At Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road 70 all points North, East and West
For tickets apply to
ID. SHELDON
Ticket Agent New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Common
streets. under City HOTEL or to
". BEDBLL,
Ticket Agent New Orleans Mobile and CLsttanoox.
sa.road. corner Camp aud Common streets
story Building opposite City Hotel.
}. d. WlNGFELD,
General suPer,ntendngA Agent st. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain and Southern Railroad. no11
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REuEIlfs OF PR0punE.

Observation-Disclosures Era No S-l3 bales cot.
ton and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natchez-lO33 bales cotton
2i39 SKIS cotton seed and sundrles
lCKSBrRG-Steaine. Frank Parcoul-G3o bales
cotton . SKIS seed cotton Ii. SKIS cotton seed ~
SKIS ocake ano sundries
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-.2
bis nee 60 bbls l+cans and sundries
bbis -four 1901 half bbls -four 1929 sks corn ss.y
SKIS oats and sundry produce
BIZ TEE RAILROADs
NV OkLBASS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD, October l3-11A bales cotton and
sIntrv produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. October l3-i hide tobacco 52I bbs annies
6ao pkgs tobacco and sundries
MOK0AE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
October 1873 bales cotton bbls molasses and
sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

The following is from a Washington
special to the New York Times:
The Southern claim committee will re-
sumo its sittings in this city during the
present week. During the vacation opin
IONS have been prepared by the members
on about one hundred and fifty cases. and
the decisions will at once be rendered.
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stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. "a 223
STOCK corresponding day last year .. 43 .i57
To-days exports were to Boston, Receipts proper
SINCE last evening 2i7O bales, against 1850 on last
rIiuas ana zl9o last year making an aggregate
since Friday evening of II 658 bales against Siss
!aet Week and l9,499 last year and since An
eusr 81 OF So 24o bales, against s. 1871 last wear.
otVan-lhere Is none coming in inst now
"ood lalr Old Louisiana is retailing at lea, a ilc
selow clarified l25e - Is.
MOLASSES-The receipts TODAY are co,fnsd 90
Ia. obis inferior and thin syrup which sold on
Rrsa.e terms. 1t is quoted at 48a SOC y gallon
market IS quoted at 50 assoc u gallon as in
FL i,p ,or syrup, and 10c for prime molasses
s,naSSn- ne market is bare, or nearly So of
supreme, double and low treble extra the grades
mat are wanted. The stock consists Of eetnics
extra winch Is not much in demand Snnerfne Is
Iu , a. 20 %, double extra S.d7l2 treble
cho" "a a = a. 80; good treble extra 81 1914.
nrinc:n. 1.u FAMILY extra So 25aIO " Dbl, The
freha Saes today are confined to 200 bbls good
ehoce extra at SO IS p Dbl veg anu '''
NVnN-Is scarce. The sales 1varo oo,,e,..1. eno
sacks OF which 300 large sacks yellow at s 10 9
SOC i b" eow ana white at $50, and loo White at
Ga va3!soAre also scarce and the s.os ,roro NM,
nea TO $50 sacks at Sc and loo were &c con
r; Sf,nANIls scarce and Commando d, AZ L, ,,oa
HsY SacHs soid at that price TODAY. 'O' io''
1nn a., -on0ice Is scarce and iuhlenana E:.,
w 1ai sold at 500 T. ton. FHty anu
H., .on IN note good snauirv a,d &c.,
Ket; loo bbls mess sold ct Sis S ~ nlmer mar
ess at SIS so p hbi 1t is retailing Ii e1 as
LARD-The stock is light and the n,..,,..
Win fair demand; 10 terces refined HeI ls hrm
nno.e Ienaered sold at IOhc y n. Kao .efces
quoted ct l20l2ac y ft. D' Ae2s are
:; p I,ACUNIThe market is steady and firm u;..
"sn' STOCK on hand; casks clear sides sold az
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN,
Friday, October II, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

SA00Ob0 A0C4o0OAxs
STEAMSHIP " G Hewes. Lockwood, for lndianc.a
Brig " Il Bicimore. Bickmore for Boston
Schooner Mischief perass. for kuatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Margaret McC Baker from Havana via
t!oIida ports. - New Orleans ard Florida
Steamship Co-tpIevious!y reported at Quar- an
J n Kellogg, Coll, from 81 Louis, with bars-s
STEAMBOATS,.
Era No 9. PrObst from Alexandria
Na:chez, feathers from vicksburg
Frank Pargoud. Goddiu. from vicksburc
Henry Te.e Dalfe1es. from Donaldsonvis.ie.
Mary, Carroll from Mobile.
BELOW COX1Na UP.
Schooner Alice agnes Joseph, days from Ruatan
Isacd, to Pl4.sbNry-
BELOW---WAlTING ORDERS,
Bark Brothers. Kiddei, 81 days from Tabasco, 70
master
E1P0RTs.
BELlZE-Schooner Texana-l29 bbls hour Sc bbls
pork lc5 half btis -Four 10 ties lard Il kegs lard
bbs sugar tbls It's bills meal 10 bbls ro1aroe,
Is bbls onions sAs oats ties hams ca * meat sol
pcs lumber IL. Dkgs sUudries
INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTOS-Stesmehin " G
Hewes-for 1udanOla-55o bbls -four 100 bbls sugar
800 SKIS e:a'r IS bags coffee $50 pkgs ndse
bags coffee 500 SKIS grain Do, bales Lay rs hhds sugar
800 pkgs ndse
B0STON-Brig " Bckmore-lo.o bales cotton
bales paper stock 1910 OK horns 63 lnds old glass
nLds cd iron cks wine
IMPORTS.
NoBlLE-Steamship Hudson-l2 bags coffee and |
MoBILE-steame. Mary-leo bales cotton and
SuCC-ee
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EDUCATIONAL.
MON NORMAL SCHOOL,
NohNER CAMP AND RACE STREETS
Near Coliseum Place,
New Orleans lanisi.n.

.+;n ns'itntlon has now been in successful one
third Scholastic SG years and the first term of the
SM1oISS11;Ai, October 2 fell and closes December
on, 5lso1s desiring TO enter the school sborM
ne t:ru uai.ns the week preceding the opening OF
bni,d;ra i 10 ire directors, who will be at the
~ ru,talng during that time from nine o'cIock NJ
aou, SS n a. COLT, under whose efficient man.
SStment the institution has thus far succeeded
r.na .Sltlnue her labors, and it is now being ar.
, aseo 70 have associated with her the coming
year IA other experienced teachers. e
ne building has beautiful ard central 1oca
~ ~ Is Beng put i'll thorough repair and when
, e Term opens will have good. for
one hundred and fifty students 'oA
tuition free. Incidental fee. 81 per month
,ooo j. C. HARTZELL
SEC <ot for Executive COMMITTEES
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Mrs. Admi raj Lee has presented to Gen.
eral Babcock, superintendent of public
buildings and grounds, several pairs Of
English sparrows, which will be placed in
the Presidents square.
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~ street, near Canal, will attend personally to
al those who may require his services or advios.
Dr. Allen would inform his patients that the Rub.
pound, free from poisonous Ingredients and twice
~ strong a. the Vermilion Rubber. Old plates
made new at twenty PEI cent lees than the usual
price. seSS ly*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

SFEllAlI NUTlCEs
Until further rctice. passengers to all roints
North, East and West will leave New Orleans from
tie depot, Cailiope street.
Way, Mail and Passenger, leave Daily
tSundays fxcepted) at. ........... 7:4J A. "
Magnolia Accommodation, Daily (Sun-
days eXctpted) Observation-Disclosures. 400 P NJ
Night Express, leave Daily, at.... $40 p NJ
Night Express arrive Daily, at....... lOs1S A. NJ
Magnolia Accommodation, arrive Daily
SUNDAYS excepted), al. 1:2O A. NJ
Mall and Passenger, arrive Daily (Sun.
days excepted Observation-Disclosures 600 p ~
Night Express will stop only at Hanu Gnd and
Amite, south Of Magnolia.
Five Hours and a Hall Quicker than
amy Other Line.
Baggage checked from residence to destination
and berths secured in Pullman Palace Cars 40
usual
Tickets for sale at No. p Camp street. corner Of
Common street. and at depot foot of LAFAYETTE
street on the evee.
S. 3. CAREY, General Ticket Agent,
New Orleans. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
b. B. MOREY. General Ticket Agent
Mississippi Genital railroad.
s. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
ap22
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WILLIAM PHILLIPS. UNION STA.

" bies, No. $50 Calliope near st. Charles street,
mas e cry accommodation in the line Of Pleasure
t ama ram carriages such - hscks, brettes phae
ct rates to correspond with the stringency Of the
times Al hacking done below tariff rates. Or.
ders Tor weddings, balls, picncs, races ETC., will
Do attended to 20 - to guarantee satisfaction. I
Am also prepared to hire vehicles (alone) to par.
ties having their own horses. ieI6 "
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MILITARY HIGH SCuoo1

re' KACk STEET, head of Coliseum Place.
n""aros and Samuel HI. Lewis,
-,, Principals.
unvarR prepare pupils to enter the Louisiana State
Commerce., VI anS any other College in America. A
@Mi9taEy discipline, with daily drill.
Gne.hsmo % 20 % had at the school, OF at James A.
~~"A street, au20 loTS,
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COMMERCIAL.
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FKlpA1 EVENING. October l3 1871
CCIIoN-TEe sales to-day summed I'D 3lno
ta:es, al pretty general advance OF IL. We
tn- Exchange figures which are for even r,n,in1
81 us types. White ours lor average 4.sts Win
the outside rates for street -'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
The Washington Chronicle avs.

Miss Jeanie Patterson, of New O,,e.,s
las arrived in this city. She is a young
l. y of prepossessing appearance, and Is
SO d to be gifted with elocutfon Her read
ings in the Southern States have received
warm encOmiums from the press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
1OHN GRAYER.

Proprietor Of Phoenix Stables and Undertaken. Nos
50 and 81 Elysian Fields street, opposite Pontchsr
tram railroad, Third District, New Orleans. Car
nl Horses bought, sold and kept on livery.
v Wannt s Metallic allie, Burial Cases Mahogany
ais attended to by the Proprietor. who hopes. by
public patronage jy28 Iv