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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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Steamship On Dorros B,rss Wilmington. De- s-s 70 OF
Dominion steamship 90.
B. MalhsA Lyerpsol s. 81 Mcleod g. Joeau r.
sugar
Bark lof Ysnsouth @ MDonA Lverpso,sf <aT.
g1dse.
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wiz rds
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ntse and pass
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ami mosases
Brg Suppc5h ~ Gil Psgenf DAYS, With Fe
kOd Ma,anzas II isys. With
lBr lsaHc ndsor B. b dIy VITA fs.sss
Bence proci0s MGsquash n B. DAYS. eitl ping
Davidson, Bdor piasaf
D. W " hirFar.
Scar Nc" Dominion (of 81 John ~ b, Ves Cebaen J@~ys
with and 1olasses
Husrs ,of saleonbe Gunn PeaaHb1eo Mah L lamp
ton Roads Ap-l ~ With
H0tOH, GorlOr Corpus Ca . lays -ts hees s1
lead.
s@HooSKRs-RIrR1 AID cossrvrs
Anna Elzssl, Elza0ehpors Quiz Daughter Bllrahehp"r
Grnssion Eizabhpor. allie H. Beiden. ElIabetbpod
sbsfhpon Warner taten khEhethpnrt
Nellie II. RAhsthDor Rachel J.Hs. EAz-bstipOr-
SAILED.
Steamships Toiaa or H-5arg Missouri iss Havana va hsHzs
Tybee. Doninnp, ke
NIAD-SGldssn. a-o-efale. s. clear
MEMORANDA.
The hr HeT Gse Brown ron Soeh AnboT mr. ovtiener va
passing GShofts
hogs sl Of SIZE sssrsr VI WreeGnas-
to Bsosn-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
San PaASooo May A-AiVei ship Bhna aeAsh Inn View fon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MFrTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee

met &C No AS Fourth-ave, last evening. Thomas L.
stewart presiding The designations OF Horace Greeley
and Sinclair Tousey received read, and laid over
The latter resigns on account of perempory business
engagements and Mr. Greeley because he does not wish
TO be member of any standing committee. Mr. Leggatt
moved the appointment OF committee 70
take into consideration the expediency OF
sending delegates TO the Elmra State Convention
ON the si5th Gen Foster sand he could see in
sending delegates 10 tho state Convention This Com
mittee was representative Committee OF tho Rspub-
ucans OF the city Of NewYork. The state Convention
was not representative one aud could not be 50 long
as tins President the United States exercised the nu
ence which the patronage OF his Office gave him to pack
Conventions 10 secure his denomination. This Commit
so had twice been kicked cut oc tbs state Convention
icnoutpiously and now II was Lme. Il 10 sna-h ga"
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while their fellow Repubcans who t1ie b their
party and loved IL well assembled at Cincinnati IN
give expression 10 this indignation thsy could
not conceal. Mr. Classy agreed with tho
ob~ctons " Gen. Foster. An amendment was
then offered that committee Of ono from each
Assembly district be appointed 10 determine ques
ton OF expediencY and report next Wednesday The
lowing were appointed and tine meeting then adjourned
20 Wednesday next:
M District A. I'D g. Ress ma John Fitch WI
McLsron; H. H. Lasenco With. Bnyh Heb villa, ". p.
Rha-on With Mrrs IXth. W. Noble fsyors
xIh XIlh JVhu Dsss XiIh james Cose xIFA.
b. Merritt XVIII Pollock XVIII, j. A. FOtcri XVltb Camp
bell, xvTIIib Rrhneyer Xixth Nelson, xxL. ".
Culvar. Xxx st. Robert C..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE NETWORK PROTEST.
EXCITING SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE on GRE
DENTIALs-FIELD co. RULED OUT
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNAL

EXCITING SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE on GRE
DENTIALs-FIELD co. RULED OUT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
CINCINNATI, May 2-When the Committee on
Credentials passed from the Convention, as the
adjournment was pending, it was impossible to Mis-
take the significance of the movement that had been
inaueurated by David Dudly Field and marked out
by Sands g. Co. The whole body of delegates
realized the sinister import Of the frivo-
lous protest, and III ten minutes the SEES
sion of the Committee had swollen TO the
dignity, and the arguments and ordinations OF
the contestng delegates reached the indecOTIn and
heat of a town caucus. The Chairman appealed IN
vain for order. The allies Of Field & Co.. resolved
on the nevitableGnd intOleDable speech-malking Of
the last three days with copies of the protest flying
about them. rallied about the Chairman. and for a
time impeded anything like coherent elaboration by
their unintelhgible clamor Fortunately, the Chair
man OF the Committee, the Hon. d. j. MOrrell Of
Pennsylvania knew Just what to do and how 10 do
it. and he brought the confusion 70 sudden terIni-
nation The crowd became so great, however, that
the swf rush of resolutions became unintelhgible,
and the Committee cast about for a room where the
public could not enter.
There were but two representatives Of the ma
iority present, and one Mr. Goodrich, was subse-
onenty denied a voice Mr. Wilkinson of Syracuse,
however answered all the demands of the time. and
soon exposed the uiteTor purpose OF this astounding
conspiracy Addressing the Char, after boisterous
interruption by the small clique, he said, EN-
phaticaily:
Az delegate Oh this Committee from the State Of
York. desire 20 hayc that protest presented ana
then u there gentlemen present who 80 desire Jet
them make their statement shall have LILLE difficulty
IN cOntrOyertlug anything they IA relation "
the subject 10 the pleasure or me Committee.
Thereupon d. L. Phillips of Illinois, member of
the Committee, introduced the following reso-
button:
Resoued That q is the sense Of this Committee that
IN All cases where there several gentlemen in attend
anee ON line mass Convention assembled IN tbs city from
con Press Districts the several States Of the Union.
maturity OF such gentlemen snail have the night 10
~ Let their delegates % sit ana vote IA tho Con
VentlOB.
Nj Phillips said that he desired to have the reso
Jutiou considered. preliminary to the consideration
Of the former motion, ar it would in his opinion
celtic the question at issue. little wrangie fol-
lowed. and the motion was lost sight o. Mr.
Goodrich. Oh behalf Of the majority. claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
REUNION AND REFORM CONVENTION.

REUNION AND REFORM CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI May 2.-The Reunion and Reform
Convention reassembled at p. NJ, with an attend
ance Of about 300. The permanent organization was
perfected as already indicated, except that Com
mttee to look after the proceedings of the Liberal
Convention and report TO this Convention was dis
pensed with.
Judge Rufus P Ranney on taking the chair, made
an extended speech in which Re defined what he
understood to be the object Of this movement. He
declared that it was not to attack any man, except
as that man stood in the way of truth and true
principles of government If it were a mere con-
test for office merely to turn out set
OF officers and put in another he would not turn over
his hand in the matter The great danger now cen.
realization power In the General Government, and
the deprivation OF the power or local seg0vefnnent
in the sates. existing party able to stem the
current now setting in toward Capitalization and cor
ruptiOn. II was treason 70 our cOnscleDces 70 re-
main AT the tail OF existing political parties, while
the country's interests NJ stake.
After the conclusion Of Judge RaDneys address, the
following Committee Resolutions was appointed:
Wlsconsin-Jos. Stark. Gabriel Bauch IinOs-Gen.
II Teeb WIN. C0ggswell. OhiO-Chas. Remeir, L. W.
Kutredge. Florida-W. w. Mccall Miss0uri-Carl Dentz-
Ter Warren Kelsey. Kentucky-R. Il. Warden, DR..
Klaermauer. West Virginla-J NJ. Phelps.
Gen. Leb Of Illinois presented resolutions rom french
speaking citizens, representing 100000 voters from p
sates fayoring Lyman Trumbul Cor President, with a
Southern man for VcePre aden which referred TO
the Committee on Resolutions. The Convention then
adjourned TILL 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAX
OFFICE oP THE CHIER SIGNAL oIFIcER.t
WAR DyPGRTsysr.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE oP rHR CBIEP SIGNAL OFFIcER.{
WAsHTNGTOS. May 81 A. m.
svnoDsis for me past ttvsnihrf o~r hours
The barometer is lowest over New-EngIaDd.
cloudy weather. with light rain, continues from Ecrh
Lake Erie, eastward over New England thence west
ward and southwark clear weather very generaT,
with westerly tO nOrtheriy winds. Tie barometer u
highest over the Southwest.
Probabilities
The barometer win continue rising the New
England, Middle. and South Atlantic ) FRIDAY.
and clear and clearing weather viii prevail very
rally at the stations the Rocky MOunalns with
westerly 10 nOrthcrly winds
Dangerous winds arc not anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

twohirds VOTE IL claimed shows the strength OF MI
Greeley. The Southern States voted almost unani.
mousy in favor Of snspendlng tho rules and the New
England States largely; New-York voted 60 Yeas TO
Nays; Ohio. "a Yeas to 20 Nays: Indiana In the
proportion; Illinois Ia divided half-and-half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
P4SSEyGERS ARRIVED

FROM GLAsG0W-ln steamship Anglia, MAY Nv. p Hssss
Mr.. Heath Rev L. T. Comfort ad wife James koterzoo. Mss
Weir Osborne Miss W. 6. Young Mn Yor miami
Miss e. Dickson w. Dckson ThOs Bir-e Rev A. AeAasr.
n. Moon Stephenson, SIR and hrs A. Bfoagh <a
e1ircn a children, J. Cr.~lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE IRISH REFORM LEAGUE.

C1NCIYArTI, May 1.-The Irish American Re-
form League IL in consultation here with closed doors In
reference 70 It's action in the coming Presidential
campaign The League said TO be opposed Adams.
and III favor Of Mr.. Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

Indies. % goods shrh Moot
Co.. NseS Broadway. selng % less tAss
regular prices aancle Table 90 iosr
Plated Plates 81 eoaso so
Plates per
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MdRRIED.

Window Shaa>s every description WITH % approved
GSisns. G. H. KELTY K CoKPASf, IL b<osdsAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

Don let your pains and aches sDor.
a . s1TeD " using RKsSEs MAdIC Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

Tuesday April DO is2 al The rssace Of ~
j. k0neyn D. D., y
Wilbur sanford Ssois L., daughter Of " b. BOg'a
TURYERHAIGHAt Harlem WEDNESDAY April o. At the residence
Amelia halgE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
5uerial Notices
L Wcll-Nourished Body.

WeI-Nourished Body.
Health impossible ane every postoa body uy req.
larry supplied with requires and sh. TIA
stomach good ~orAing Indigestion pAyse.
-rOr No dyspepsc .orpY
the general debility
incurabIe evils HoSrBTTBRs STOMACH BrTgRs
remove absolute certainty. both ami eject Ia
gAsc increasing the solvent Of The s,r's
aud regulating the liver AMI gently stimulating ae bos
and thereby rendering he process Of digestion expeditions and ps
The result will be the Of the food
nutritious bOOd capable renewing The soas Of lie bod tss
.Aey di.spA,ed BY tie and tear al ufe.
TOnssnins 70 L, a',g p,isITr College
The lssey besa given 90 and IA asss
Of the COLLEGES Of The Norte1 state, .ss' Tor nos'. sass.
privilege collegiate professional eiucsion without
In April lsii the Legislature Newyort paSsd
eoBP.nyng act incorporating IOgssAlsI LoOyhktUkb COL
Trustees aad such Charter have duly orssrr sud have
* sbo w. MOI, s We NO, s-. College 81 or own Ss en-
sell provided rAuar saAli or eisr..s
aad sill Dc almost ogg aeSi y aoae aa, .sn's re - - -.
been actually sabseIso-
an 10 uaI snA Ne shall appsA y 90 sa,s "a .' @ Vs as
appel heweeI 1s's BE- 20 s.s sas a. hume ag.s ,sss 80
receive sny money whatever Dep,s M 10
ssa vii Ss nssasesss % ps1 s o he Genera ra.
JOHN PAff Of tAe CAV q POaga has aonnea "a
Gnera frasarer and la certificate aes .ahonro " -
$1,000 have bocn actually subscribed VII b. proa
scrpton ISAAC DRiO.
President Of Board Of rru.iees Of sad College
Coral sets. new styles. SIS, $40, SIS 500 sct-
Pine 1Ola kAr and Ptns-nrs syeA
Cameo. ktruscAa, Garnet, OnFx, Jci, nc
Pine Gold bracelets sleeve Baitons Sfads, Nc
Clio. c. ALLAN. S4l Broadway Rosrss-sthsi
American poir,ssAas p'nSs - nee, TaIs
pssr The Physical Dss.1sr.'s. q ID. hss.s
Race Admission free . u iALbAAN' eoA"M%2-
NKIR, Secretary.
Po.t-Onies Notics.-rhe MAILS FOR EUROPE dsnng the
ues ending SATURDAY Nay sTs viii close al Tins 0hos
WEDsRsDAf. at 10 nLi On rHUksoAi q, ~ q NJ .ot 40
SATURDAY Al IL r. "a. toA hs resassses-
Patents-MUNN Ca Publsher Scestihc Ansro>< u Ssx>
T. patents e.rryvhere rean' erpenoc skxI
esusasaiaL ssna Psleal Laws ssa Sasss y lasss.
"' wAAaoOk b Co, $40 DsssassA
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mast be iRSorsed sl& tsiI
aGg.e and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

Nv DEAR SIR: Nv Name II We may Judge from the
renaDers will not De much considered at Cincinnati,
and quite content and none the less graeu 10 the
cns y no think Ii should be sO ~ You know have not
souht or desired the nomination. II 10 Judged the
best means O uniting the greatest number OF those OPP
need the ON principle would doubtless
duty 10 accept H. II any other name be preferred
shall be entirely satisfied What Is essential with me -
b9f what has been gained-frcedOmbe secured beyond
neradyenure that the currency be placed on sound
basis; that real reform De Accomplished III TAXATION
sections and citizens. Your Parkersburg PLATFORM as
remember H. embOdies these views substantially ana
b0ne 1one contrary 70 It Will be adopted Yours truly,
n.y. 5. P CHASE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
HIr. NcGlOin's Letter.

In Justice to Mr.. McGloin, we insert the
subjoined letter of explanation in reference
to the speech made by him at tue tenth
ward meeting. 1t differs materially from
the general impression which was so mis-,
takenly made concerning it,
New ORLEANS, March o. 1872.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Awaiting myself of your kind permission,
l beg leave. through your columns, to ex-
plain the position assumed by me in my
speech delivered to the Tenth Ward Demo
cratic Club on Saturday, the twenty-third
instant. do this because there has been a
general misunderstanding of my views upon
the part OF our city papers, and am anxious
that this misunderstanding be set right. lest
unfortunate results might arise therefrom.
] beg leave to submit the following state
ments in relation thereto:
l. have and had no desire, and made
no attempt, to create i'll feeling or separa-
ton between our native and orr naturailzed
citizens. for have as many friends among
the former as the latter. The ties Of blood
and marriage have so bound up these
classes that 1t is impossible to separate or
divide them.
. made 10 attempt to revive the dead
issue of Know NUthingism or to c0ntound
the Reform party with it.
3. laid no claim to any controlling in
fluence among our Irish or any class OF our
naturalized citizens, but on the contrary
expressly disclaimed any such pretension.
4. | did. however, state that the Dem
ocratic party had protected our naturaliZed
citizens from the attacks which Know
Nothingism had made upon the lives and
franchises of this class, and had destroyed
that party, and had therefore claim upon
the gratitude of our naturalized citizens.
). | further stated that protection of their
franchises was plank OF the Democratic
platform and that it was safest for them to
support it.
s. | stated that the Reform party was
not. as the Democratic. specially pledged to
this protection, but left these things to the
consciences of their candidates.
I. That the past protection of the Demo
cratic party was the best guarantee OF
future protection in case it became neces-
sary.
These were the positions | assumed.
and l see no occasion for any accusation OF
a desire to array our naturallZed against
our native citizens. No one would regret
more than myself any approach to such a
state OF affairs. or would combat it more
earnestly. l am satisfied that the error of
our city papers will be promptly corrected,
and that they will cheerfully place he right
on record.
Thanking YOU for your courtesy, l am
yours most respectfully,
FRANK MCGLOIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
The Next Sensation,

From what we learn of the good people OF
Boston, it would seem that they have gone
wild over tie sensation of the day, "I'ha
Black Crook An exchange says:
Last night the Boston Theatre was lite
ally damned by thousands who wanted -
see tie "Blac,, Crook and from the IRE
ouent ard hearty applause bestowed On its
many varied scenes Of beauty and interest,
it was evident that appreciation WAS gen
eral. A large party ct excursionists came
froin Worcester ard Intermediate sta tious
west OF Eraminghanl, and another froal &C.
hasset and way places.
AS Tie Crook will soon be produced at
the Academy, our readers will have an op-
portunity of jud2ing for themselves of TIE
beauties and splendor of this grand spec
tacie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
ACTION SALES THIS DAY,

az R, NJ B. J. MONTGOMERY, at Ii A. NJ,
al Old Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street, a
rsneral assortment of new and secondhand fur
nitEre.
sy G. De FERRET L CO., at IL o'clock, at St
Louis Auction Exchange, lot of ground and
tpo.story cottage, corner OF Elysian Fields and
Claiborne streets; five lots of ground and build.
iars on Claiborne and Pros per streets; lot of
ground and buildings corner of st. Louis and
Franklin Streets three lots of ground and build
i,cs on Prytania street; three lots of ground on
PIT street. lot of ground on Claiborne street.
succession of NJ R. Haggerty. Eight lots of
ground in the Third District, Josephine,
Frenchnen and Elysian Fields streets.
sy SHERIFF SAUvINET, at five O'clock at No. "A
S. Ann street, contents and fixtures taken from
No. l59 Canal street-Andrews, Sanford Smith
Louis Cohen,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28

ON CARONDELET STREET.

Levee stock was the main topic yester-
day, and was held at 81 25-$7 offered. The
sales made within the past two days have
been unprecedented, all of the preferred
stock being So so paid. Tie ordinary stock
is at present in the background.
Ammonia stock is valued at $i9 50.
Little change in warrants, city certificates
or city bonds, the rise in the city ten per
cents still keeping up, with no probability
of a change.
The oracle speaking fav orably, the cotton
movement is stimulated to sales more liberal
than the day before. Prices incline upward.
Factors, however, hold on vigorously, and
refuse to give way, unless at rates buyers
ara not inclined to offer
No sales at the Board Of Brokers last
evening. The offerings and bids were as
foilnUS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
'f;E23~.A;.s, FGU AR1Y TRANSFER.
TATlDN.

CHIEF QUARTERN.sTER's OFFICE,
San Antonio. Texas. February ], 1872
AEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE, OF THE
- form furnished BY the undersigned, will be
ceived until II NJ, WEDNESDAY. May |. 1872, for
the Transportation of ARM supplies from the first
day of Jul. 1872 to the thrtieth day of June, 1873
on the folio wing routes, VIZ:
ROUTES-NOs. One, Two, Three Four, Five, Six,
Seven and Eight.
Details and requirements can be obtained upon
application to the Chief Quartermaster, Military
Division of the Missouri, Chicago. Illinois; the
Depot Quartermaster, st. Louis, Missouri; the
Depot Gu rtermaster, New Orleans louisiana and
at this Office.
A copy of the requirements, with this advertise
meht, to be attached to each proposal offered.
JAMES A. EKIN,
hhl0 lSt Chief Quar- termaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
y. S, EIARGHAL'S SALES,


Frederick kairhle VS.. steam Tow5css
Quaker.
IN TEE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRT. DIS.
a tIlct of Louisiana, No. 9855.-By virtue OF ~
wit OF yenditioua eXponas to me direct. d. in tho
above entitled suit, will proceed to sell to tho
highest bidder, on TUESDAY. April ?. 1872 at
twelve o'clock NJ at the entrance to the Custom
house on Canal street, between Peters a ID OH
Levee streets, in his city
The Steamer QUAKER, her tackle, etc. now lying
at Carrollton.
Terms-Cash at the time of adjudication.
United States Marshals office, New Orleans.
twenty seventh Gay of March, l3.2
:. b. PACKARD,
mh29 30 app United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
Avn, DE TAxE DE DISAGREEMENT.
DEPARTMENT rHs CoNPTEs PUBLICs,
A-.s..-....i.. io.l

DEPARTMENT pHs CoMPTEs PUBLICs, I
Souvee. Orleans. , Mars, 1872. !
/ WIS EST PAR LIE PRESENT BONNIE QUE LA
see par Ia oi p.octtera dessecneT cette portion
de la vile de la NouvelieO cleans comprise dams lie
Troisieme District de DISAGREEMENT. dams les Ii
sippi, !, la St-Pierre, long du cote den bas
de ia dite rue, jusqIau Canal Caroudelet, suivaut
lie dit canal jusquau Bayou St-Jean, long Gu dix
bayou jusQuau Lac Pontchartrain. long DIES
bords du dit lac iusqu Ia Fenue Lafayette, suivant
ia dite avenue iusqa'au feuve Mississippi, ct an
long des borts du dit n"Cve irsIu'au pcnt de de
part; plan ct ta;leau dcsqueis a ere tatt e:
dtpnse au bureau d1l Recorder des HypothcqHe=
dams ct pour la parOis.e d Orleans
Les travaux necessities pour lie dcsstehenent
dII dit district seront commences dlIssi1G cue les
publ cations REFUSES par la oi segent fates, Il Sc
rout ttrIniies dams troiS ans, ct rOeront idapft7
IN cacni approximately peu prs six cent Vli'Si
cinq mile pilstres. ALFRED SHAW
Administrator des Complies Puiic3.
rnl2 Levy
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DRAINAGE TAX NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF PC8LIC Account

DEPARTMENT OF PU3LIC Accounts,
New Orleans March ,, 1872
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ThAT THE CITY
~ OF New Orleans, as duly authorized by law.
will proceed to drain that portion of the city of
New Orleans comprised in the Third Draining Dis
trict, lying within the following limits, viz: From
the river Mississippi at ST Peter street, along the
lower side of said street to Canal Caronielet, fol
lowing said canal TO Bayou st. JOnn along said
bayou to Lake Pontchartrau along the shores of
said lake to Lafayette avenue, following said
avenue to the river Mississippi, and along the
and tatteau of which have been made and de pos
tied at the office Of the Recorder OF Mortgage in
and for the parish of Orleans
The works necessary for the draining of said dis
trct Will be commenced as soon as tae publica
tons required by law can he made and completed
within three years (and Fear p issible to cal
culate) at d cost of about six hundred aud twenty
1--WE Thousand dollars. ALFRED SHAW,
Administrat tor Of Public Accounts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Parish Executive Committee Of the Re.
publican party OF the parish OF Orleans Meeting
EVERY FRIDAY EVBNlNG, at seven O'Clock, III
the Senate Chamber.
First Ward-Thomas Isabelle, Joseph P Murphy,
Arthur Frelot.
second Ward-H c. Dibble, ?. 2. Bechtel, F. F.
Trnchard, Thomas Murray
Third Ward-W. B. Barrett, j. w. Quinn, ". w.
Johnson B. p. Blanchard, Patrick Creagh.
Fourth Ward-L. Duffy, &. +. Paris.
Fifth Ward-William Visers, J. c. keuber, Edgar
Davis.
Sixth Ward-A. A. La.feranderie, J. A. Brette.
Seventh Ward-J. L. JouIdain, W. j. Moore, L. P.
PigeauX-
Eighth Ward-A. j. Armstrong, B. McKernon.
Ninth Ward-W. &. hnsella = FOudal, George
Ro valid.
Tenth Ward--J. D. OConne,l, john c. Weaver,
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Eleventh Warl-J. s. Badger. A. J. Johnson.
Twelfth Ward-E c. Carroll, Z. 7. stamps
Thirteenth Ward-A. Wilson. j. s. GaUdette.
Fourteenth Ward-Henry Campbell.
Fifteenth Wald-B. Buchanan j. Il. 4. Camp
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H. C. DIBBLE, President.
J. 3. JOURDAIN, Treasurer
J. D. OCONNELu Secretary.
W. Fl. GREEN, Corresponding Secrstaly.
JEFF STOCKkS, Sergeant at Arms.
All communications should be addressed TO the
care of the secretary. at the Office OF the Clief
Clerk of the House of Representative Mechanics
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