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New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Included
monhs sales follows al on basis Of Low aings; Sales
ico es' at s'i8a Is a Is 5se iSl DtcS 800 S
@ 9c March so5 !. ss 9S @ At 20 s' ,S zoo at Gl sl' SS 3 "
to geo bales eIha3g pd g e so Dee%5sr i96 SCc s ysF9
l W Sos ssIs He' s ~ o a. & aoo il5 So & Deecber
600 at ssc ls6c January 5 a. e 200 a. u lSlSci
March 800 at 10 S-lSc issc 100 10 Site. 100 at l9e
April COZ ls $40 at ~ Side 100 at s.e 400 s 9Ge May .G'
s4oO grand total 1890 bales eIehange-S6e p to e1 100
coPfEE The market was dull i9L no and qI2lS @ noRi
eo per Johann private terms Quoted In tue range OF DQ
FREGHTs-Beh Feghs have been fy active and rates arer
hat the ehaeng business has been dull and s weak The engage
M 3 sy day % s w.. S .ssGG s @ BY s 'fsp G b G. ob S s @ & 70
London By ,ieS@ 800 Cns OF on ss Cse % on PS P terms $ & p0 I
$751; by sail 81 900 bush Grain at 8d8d To IgoT ~ olsh
boxes Cheese al AS 500 boxes Bacon as 3D. The charters
raj cargo limp sum and British bg Jamaica and back
7Ss per SOl ST @ en- about ne si 70 home m p,,r ,,. M o,
week have been much the same as during e TSsS Pn s 81
aeSr.on to note though since wen sdsy we have had better
port inquiry and more demand foI future dev a. oe advance "
for the local and provincial trade We hys added @ our
somewhat especially Of the low grades OF Winter Wheat
S,ss M ana SeIsm @ Ips % ne lover sures have hen accepted
The great dey in obtaining horses has been the great IN
pe@ent bat pleased note decided improvement
,.ele, iI bushes. and very setys trade especially n shipping
added bat little stock P,Ry Estras and
extremely better supply Of No aud Superne and
decline The Of the
bb against 206 bbs the corresponding week last
stock not far from B0O bhs this limited Tor
the Of the month look material
To-day the for Flour fair the Low grades
wanted Medium Amber WHEAT
saabe Family but Supeflne and No
for the
especially for and lots OF spot
bha including 5000 bbs Western and C shipping
December delivery at 81 20a&7 y. We quotes
T. Do ......$ - 5D0s3 rs Bxtta Amber iniiahL
l36 85 Ohc hich.,.. 81 5Oa S6 80
D
STATE tkItrn oraudl... coo 35 Ohio Round hooD. 81.
ffsBet ao... 500 9O tShippngl..... 100 .
Nestp Sapphs 300 20 Ohio HI Trade ordS 90 -
Mnpesol- kxiTas White Wheat kEtu
sncy..... 50d col Ohio lad aud Mich 0o0 W
Minnesota SuperiauVe iDoubls kJfa do do. go " 10
eDa IA OJa b 20
Good 10 choice Npns g. Louis. Doable BIT u1g y ~
Nhtnt k,Ir,. - a0A A 10 81 Joas rnpe k1L 7S1 " 10
iGeneses L1ua brands 3 OO0 10 rs
Southern Pur ia grer th low GRADES sAahe Family grades
FIRM but Al the close the market qh-t but m esey or
bhppirg GKtnss sales OF 815 bbs. We quele'
a. hler. 1eOnetoNn hirdtO Ooo1 ouo 70 70 -
aud famiF to0 " -
Eichnond Country. bupertne tV@ o 10
EtbmOud CouA bXrG N1 ~
Baiiuiore IiOs bTandA Ad
aud Vciu.tT kxras............... O0 II
R,e Hour 10 good demand sales. 10 bbA We quote;
Eve Flour Nten. Ds Sodet
RE Fo,f rtats aud ........... OG 10
Con Aeal Is more Ahd sales rs bblz We
csrn Meal sssen 40 - Jora hea, br S3 tS
Or. nssaWsAW. 70 . - Cora hsAl0hak 20 2u
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Same time last
B1rfES-ecsipts for 2lsls pigs exports oI the
sn grocer trade in half tubs family SUE, FROM
TIE choicest dr arn' or best eeametes ln ne se q @ ~
SoSe psekaSe Gbooe lines Of Fai southern Tier County
a I6 GG Run q Ases S6 Sf S Wes Butter BE We
log ,etus sales ChnangC D 20 9n' At & ana ,qss n P' %
another 3OdJo another fne, all TO Oct - "a pkgS Al &
~ as Al gc Tor the 6Ens and BE- for the Fa
all round aud line Of Pkgs Delaware dsiy At 9le also qse
show the hot weather aud a9d eheey o ,ni
rancid tops and sides the be Of them may Be "9rLe
s,es 269 pks low grades 2 s pkg decent
OUNCE Co C1ea%eI5 pss5ss4o Bss
state and nearby pals fair state Bnters com 70 ;Eo4-f
3'Refnaer COS iae Fall packed. e9d2s
Ndrthe% 'v Welsh 6ne Fail western 9al
Frkin dsre Grease Butter sdsl
6aESsS~Rsce1, for q eoi bo1G, srpers for The
wee. were ssO n SGI 5 SO S I, to home trade AZ tI @ lover
grades moved o eISI: at s9nesa % on II dg g1 sn M po' &
sis"sde RaHey Factory Haas Pr good early FACTORIES II 0ia
Late made good TO prime a., Sm ass, . as
EGGs-Tbere great complaint about lined Eggs being mixed IN @
rated fresh and some confusion 70 the business n eosseaesj me
Pa T. and l. l. Pdos5 80 d3l Western CanadaIws2s a29
Western. ......26 a2s LINED State. ...s d25
holders unwilling make concessions and buYer refn 10
prices asked We quote spot and November At 3ee ,a nog-
Inactive nominal li IN bulk and lsIc in b5h A The CrcS
there was arner tone prevalent but no eeGel 7
"a T In Philadelphia there business transacted and w quote
nTs ss Cei''s sn bSS 91ade Si for Rauson ia
7Ic. for Patua, aud q asie- Tor Carolina ,,,
msnd small fair to good Resnng grades 81 dsi No u Boz o
only 10 hhds and IS boxes 90 private s hehnei
TAIL0w is in limited demand and steadyi s.2
WHISKY srm and moderately active; sales Of 200 bib at &
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

a., beat market the pat week has been hafaeeled ~
much and far degree 81 s. I v In ny sef
and atar the rsuce limits 70 shipper o,les IN fS..
port nqai though since Wsans afr % SodaT ard s Esht
sror ne canal IL noticeable Ibe Pf,Ae
rom London and Hamburg THURSDAY we're more A.s ~
IN ne , AMI msST are disposed place scre ana 1fe ,Ls
chances of the market very evident ss e1hnSs ~ %
10 eat @ been 1ch below Of last and far beov
what anticipated early In September and p @ ss Ne
offered satisfactory 10 uncrs atoath meI D
relatively higher than aoar and nee mles ho1 .
stock. Our mers bold bat erco AID hai mqs3 % er @ In
r. -. rsst.r ss ed Much Of the sLsst olns
quality. such our milen sodd NOT use bsfs p, a. 49,
M Wheat growing Britain; describes their crop
benq mos Indifferent much Of totally anhi for food ne ,opl
Wheat France proves be mOiea much of their has ben
Injured by continued rlns Russia ard Germany less surplus in
mas and with very sho crop Hungary a OF u
Tia and In ltaly someshat sorprng st e ugh and Preach
sre nj deuresel and prices rule exports for
The IN bush gainst Iit ~ bush he corresponding "ees
last year, by export b that noe The ist
of Ser are about those corresponding period
likely y be made up tn we Anue states
from California shipments viii BE- larger but a es than
nv ppp az she s 40 much Of her and
cannot before the vet season n % qann "heat
le3O0 30 bush am in store lD DIs 2a tS %
ping qGaes Winter held higher but Is q9eti ee o.hss o-
Te, Mold od the ses are $500 bush. at al SO for No MI
Ssuiee and 55I sor EorhWesti % for Red Westen %
iS' Ssssi9 A@SF sOrNs @ d 81 3d. ard sos 5u 80 Eo
SfmGsi 43 Barleg inactive and heavy for Copmon western a
9se ana San1' @ bS !. 30 for cnsa wes and 81 50 c.
Oats are more stronger the demand chiefly oI the %
&c; Black at ad4c Western Mre stnatlle and Oh F7c
IN store; New White, on track at AGfei Wht 4ease hg :
Inactive heavy Oh and for New Corn s s e ~ p
pers hold te trade not bglng 70 aa extent Hs H'
closes the sales L4s 900 bGsh Damp and U4osal "
at 6ibd63ici WeHem Mixed a oDieJ n s'oi'i
aaoat; ~ssen Wnte a. 61g6sBe Beten leu9S a a s 49,
IT In store last eening &C. bush. Do to-day at g.
~ ExPoHIs uios SEPT 1, le'I' TO DAIE
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
Coleman Benediot's closing

Gold has been weak and lower today under thc same
causes that have operated against higher range OF he
premium OF late and foreign exchange was lower Dy
eignth, gold declined from ll2 at the send on 10
l1lR the London reporting nrnI uiarltot foI
soils and bonds An additional reason for the decline s
given in a rumor that the Government was selling gold
secretly through prominent firm heretofore c0nsplcu-
Treasury transactions OF that lk ON gold loans
the rates 1Gi, 3, l32 2 and nat for borTowng
and and for carving. The Treasury redeemed $4,000
in called bonds and paid out $4,000 in coin interest
The specie Shipment to-day amounted to seS3OW tact
inconsistent with the ruling OF sterling IL Il said that
the Bank OF Montreal will ship million more next week.
The days business the Gold Exchange Bank was
follows Gold cleared S62 POS Geo gold balances SsOl,
es7 currency balances S2s45,509 The following were
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

In railroad bonds the largest transactions were n
Erie a. consolidated gold 9399I the Third mort cages
selling at &c. and Fourths NJ o. The following were inc
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geachers.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIB RECEIVED AT THE UPIOWS
OFFICES Nos sI Thirty econdst 0s West INentYthf
up 10 ?. m at regular ofee rates
- A mer School Institute IA BOnd-st., supplies
schools and families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
have Application PORN w SehermeIhon AetaaI
A PROFESSOR, who is disengaged in the
N Afternoon IL desrous obtaining PUPILS. or would
b school In the afternoon. at the pupils or Professors
nce Best recommendations and references gwen Address
A. CREMIN, Al West Twenty-iourhtt
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Danrins Academies.

DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING,
"A. at No 2l2 FIFTH-AVE.
Mondays and 1hursdAys Iuesas ao
Prdsys Wednesdays and Saturdays ,,,.-4
o1oweeh on saturday morniBg and Friday evening Monday and
THURSDAY evenings for gentlemen.
For terms Sc send Tor crepat
At TRENORs ACADEMY OF DANCING
n Lyric Hail. 723 siIthsye. opposite Reservortquare, -
their
nT Dsnce such RRDOWA WALTZ and GLIDE WALTZ &e
&C For days and hours call OF send for circulars
DTTNAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "a West
Fourst near Broadway Day and evening classes All dances
taught in one quarter; six in six private Lessons.
MIR. and MRS. HLASK0's ACADEMY for
vi DANCING - West Thirty-6rss-nstracon will commence
SATURDAY Nov 2 Children at ~ for Families At ana
Gentlemen at p. m. Send for circulars
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Bulubsat sabs 80 758st 10 for STATE r,ss - ou
Pssnsyyana 100 D. California and Oregon Flour eadJ
at S8d 90 75. .-.....
Bag MeaI-Phes steady. We quote White at 81 S0sl6sJ
Pine yellow SOa Sl IS; Coarse zlas 2J and 0r0ood Tc
81 ia Sl q. |
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

The DAYS business at the U. S. suO-Ireasury was;
Gold recspts... s76603 % Currency payments. f630l ~
Gold payments 1910 p Cunc7 balance. 2J652l0j 20
tod balance. 4JJa9ti o buhoms '~-VO0 W
receiuts....., 4lJ,t3 sll
Foreign Exchange closes weak and lower on the basis
he following IIteg.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

TOe subOined tHbIe Shows inc highest and IOWtsI
prices OF active stocks, United states bonds, and gold
made during the week well as the closing quotations.
at the dates aforementioned:
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THE MARKETS.


ICarefrIv Reported IHE TRiBuSEl
Nov D. 1872
AsHEs-Po, quiet but steady 10 25 Pearls are Gull and
nominal ,.,
COTTON-he demand for has been only limited
prices Ornary advanced TO- Other gGer weak bot no
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.er on the basis

The market closes up easy ana quiet In monetary
affairs the uniform rates demand loan being cent
10 the street brokers, and cent to the Government
dealers Idle balances lent late In the AFTERNOON NJ
lower rates. 3, and being current In the discount
market there is pressure 10 obtain accommodations
and hest names 10 10 r. The bank return shows
an expansion OF nearly S3OOO0O in loans the grcenoaek
average being lower land the specie average higher
The coin movement or the week covers the payment by
the Treasury OF S2557I0j in interest on the public debt,
about $4,000 in called bonds. Hud million on account
OF the regular weekly SALE the shipments amounting 70
81 l7255G and the payments Tor Customs. S25i6 The
deposits were about million and quarter higher The
hanks gain S2lO7OO and hold in lawful money In
cess of legal requirements, k5,6259 s. The following
taYle shows the condition Of tue New-1Ork City assO-
ciated banks at the dates aforementioned:
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New 11ubIirations.


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lvASr TENNESSEE.--THE KNOXVILLE
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srfssiy TO the Information OF persons ooSlns
sons. fr Correspondents wll be cauD
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DOOK ON STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
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A.. D., i4i LeTingon-ave Mailed loI - cents
NAyANTED-CANVASS person of en-
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TVHE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTUkh.
Book fr Young Farmers Geo. Wang. jE formerly Agrenf
ion PROFIT and Draining sa second edition carefully revised
ms PLANT THG SOIL. MANuRES MECHANICAL CULTI
YATiON. ANALYSIS
The foregoing subjects are On discussed plain and simple language
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-An illus
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''''' '''' - THE TRBUNL Ysw.YOrE.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Iufi0n
more than half a grade below the grsdc quoted.
PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

"HATCH & FooTE,p II Wall-st ,lpay the 4" Bidding
quoted at the Gold Exchange, in sums to suit
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIIsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.


$4,000 Q. e. "a Ceapp'lGi 5eo9 T. q Sc lo4o Reg
OOU s. h2O Coa bl.s'''4l
"a $40 L. b. $50 Con. '6L...ll4iI
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

The following is comparative statement OF the e1-
ports specie from the port OF New-T0rk 10 Iors8n
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

fftus = a AAAss y
1900 Cley x Pitts
4 mOrtFage..... 3
6.0O0 u. Pacific LIST
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JnslrnCilon.
IAMPS,s

MRS. WTLLIAMESs - soroo, T..
NR sNGiiSH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL ioT
Ys,ns Ies and Chren No. 20 Thirty hntst VIII REOPEN
THTRSDAY Sept % 1872. Address a. above.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

7 lVVV NuIH. @ tVI"s
lst m, I int..... y
5000 G.. r. l. & p
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FIRST BOARD, NOV. 2, 1877.
% OF STATE Bonds-Ralroad B9HdsSaHS aaa haroad-Erpr'
Stocks.

Ist mOTtEhge 30
Louis uy....... D
1 nnn Anin a I,nla-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

NEW SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, III Il: 36th-st..
~ viii open Sept Number limited ies reeve S'e s,,b @
e No eTiras Circulars request Written or RersoRa
cation above. ia n EiioT
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TERMS; SIG 90 PER ANNUM.
WHOLE NUMBER IT'S.

dies and saddler's stock, tools, hogs, corn
and chickens, alleged to have been COR
sumed, taken away and destroyed by United
states troops In Missouri, November, 1864.
In addition to the insufliciency of the proof,
| the claimant was and had been, since 1859,
permanently domieiled within the United
States, and in that portion which during the
war was in the enemy's country.
Ann e. Murrell, who claimed about $4,000
1or certain tobacco alleged to have belonged
to her, and destroyed, injured or aDpro-
pI1ated by United States forces, at Farm
vllie: Virginia, in 1865. The proofs were
insufficient
Charles Clewortb, who has been domi-
clied IN this country since IS47, claimed
$2323 for damages to dwelling house. ate
IN Vicksburg, by United States forces.
Nothing appeared in the case to charge the
United States with any portion Of the
claimants claim.
Annibal Mcguire, native Canadian, but
since 1850 q resident of Louisiana. The
United States counsel, in resisting the
claim for $l0,000 says: Notwithstanding
Maguire's domicile for many years within
the United States and his solemn declara-
tion of his intention to forever disclaim and
renounce all British allegiance, the claim
ant, in 1863, had the assurance to raise the
British flag over his house in Louisiana,
and now has the assurance to claim its pro-
lection.
Balances in the treasury at the close of
business to-day-Currency So, ,634, 800; coin
$12, 84,96O, including so, $780, 500 coin GER
tlt!eates;. special deposit OF legal tenders for
redemption OF certificates of deposit S25,-
555, 900.
The hearing of Hon T. w Conway and
other witnesses in the case of the estate of
the late Mr. Downing, of Louisiana, took
place to-day before the claim commission.
The case remains open for further teatis
mony of parties who failed to appear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
frauds In Caddo Parish.

On the sixth page of the REPUBLICAN
this morning is an article from the Shreve-
port Herald detailing the frauds at Moor
ingsport, g. point twenty or thirty miles
above Shreveport. The last date of the
Herald says:
Up to 70 NJ. this day thirty men appeared
before Justice Leverett and declared upon
oath that they voted the regular Repub-
lican ticket at the polling place established
at Mooringsport for the general election on
Monday. November Z, and further atlantis
declare that from their knowledge of the
voters ct least 200 persons voted the said
regular Republican ticket. Without further
evidence (which is being accummulatedl,
an affidavit. which will appear in the Ere
ming Telegram, esta blishes the fact that
fraud was committed by Commissioner
Heeox at Mooringsport.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
NEW YORN.

SGecie Shipments KesteTGaB B-FaaSO9 f9afl
and NOlle PrOsequR-EaiIure OF a Ten
Eirm-Right TO- Sue % County Officer
Gor HEOney MisaDpited-Bids fOR Gold
The Government Sells n MilIfOa.
New YORK November t4.-Specie ship
nents to-day $l,4l0,000.
1t is stated that nOlle pr0sequi will be
entered on Monday in Mayor Halls ease.
The ETprGSs reports the failure Of tea
firm.
The three broker firms that suspended on
Monday have met their engagements and
resumed.
The General Term to-day rendered de-
cision in the Tweed suits, dissenting from
the opinion of the General Term in Albany,
and sustaining the decision of Judge Bar
rett that that county has right to sue for
money misapplied from the county treasury.
Money close; bulk Of the business On call,
1920 l-l6 on stock collaterals, with excep-
tions at y cent for gold. Prime business
notes 90l2 Exchange dull and heavy,
81Q ass. Gold 1874 0113$s.
Skies of 1881, lI6%; tiye-twenties 1862
1926 1864, 1925; 1865, 1923, new Has
Tennessee skies 734, new 1919; Virginia
skies %, new 81; consolidated ST, deferred
IS; Louisiana skies SO, new 48, levee SKIES
SO, eights 60; Alabama eights 80, tives 81;
Georgia SKIES 20, sevens Sc; North Caro-
linas I,new 10, special tax 1919; South
CaroIinas so, new 24A, April and October
25.
Skies of 1867, 1855; 1868, lI5ls; new fves,
1898: ten forties, 1854.
The bids made for gold to-day amounted
to about $2,697, ,0O0 from 1l2 38-IOO to
ll3 25l00. The government sells the ad-
vertised amount, $l,00O,0O0, at n3.l5 to
1925.
The board of assistant aldermen to-day
tabled the resolution of the board of alder
men forbidding the erection of Mansard
roofs unless OF freproof material.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
POLL RIGHT, EIGHTH WARD.
Chicago EiIustrateds

Colonel J. T. Tucker, general agent ofthe
Illinois Central railroad, favore us with q
copy Of Chicago Illustrated, or One Year
from the Fire, dedicated to Cyrus Il. Mc-
Cormick, the famous reaper patenHee. All
the illustrations have appeared in the land
Os0ner, weekly journal. Among the il.
lustrations are the Times building and the
Tribune building, which bear q close re-.
semblance to each other in their exterior
The publishers Of Chicago illustrate! say
in their preface:
As we write and as we enter upon ehe
second year from the fire, the noise Of ham
mer and trowel is heard, and still 100, 900
skilltul workmen are busy at their task. 1t
Is the sound that heralds the coming OF
great muititudes to dwell among us. Arise.
glorious and unconquered city to be the
metropolis of America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
AMTTS E,MENTS.
VARIETIES gHEATRE'

~, Y LAWRENCE BARRETT.
gpFCI4E ANEOUNCEMkhT
r, aaJ ra,uIar season will commence
@gand1v evening. November BS, &SSS,
TntroJ, J,,ciTg tbF y0ung and charming actress,
MISS %,RARR MORRIS,
Qe,o,, Aba E,tth avenue Theatre New YOrb, IN
o'V'~ '+- AnGTIsfin Daly'a great drama Of
MAN ANB WIFE,
@al,ee from Wikie Collins novel OF that name end
nlayed over six mOnths in New York
ANNIE SYLVESTER tRer original characterj, Bliss
GLARE MORRIS,
who will be supported by the following excellent
company organized with great care for the season
~f I3T2-3: NessIs. Frederick Robinson, J. W. Nor
ton Harry Pearson, ?. g. White W. II. Southard,
w. J. Stanton, Joseph Barrett, +. .. Rose J9hn
Lang j. Garner, C. DLde, Willie seymour, Mel
son Walter Birch, II. Sheppard, r. J. Browne, q.
Davenport II. Thornton; Misses Jane Rignol6,
zone Burke, " Phillips, Jennie Clifford, im0gene
YaHiylzr, George keignOlds, May Roberts. Kane
f'ys0n, Maggie Rove, Annie Tyson. Ahcs wilson,
Grs. L. Z. Seymour al ,,,-,-,,,, ,,,,-
The play viii be produced with ENTIRE ne"
SCENERY. = 49, =
Sale of seats viii commence TUEHDAY, h0vem;
Der u. Boy office open daily from IL a. w. 'lH
SCALE OF PRICES,
private boxes $40 80 OF b5 according 70 IGSatlon ION
SIugle seats in private boxes. NJ ~ OF 2
Balcony circle, secured seats -
Balcony circle. admission. .}o
S1sn1ily circle reserved chairs tcOlOred). ).....5O
Doors open at 7:l5, begins at >. matlnees every
Wednesday, and Saturday At u n: Doors open st
bl:lJ Admission fifty cents; children under nlne
twenty-five cents .,,-r ,o,,,,,c,
uOlO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15

Commodore Vanderbilt comes to the sur.
face again with a mammoth railroad pro-
ject, which is no less than to add two tracks
to the already double track of the New
S20,000,000 For this purpose the company
has authorized mortgage not to exceed
$4OO00,000 The completion of the work
will admit of very considerable reduction
in the rates of freight, as the interruption
of freight by passenger trains will then be
obviated. The time that will thus be saved
is an item Of no slight gain The Commo-
dore estimates that this saving will more
than equal the interest Oh che bonds to be
jsspeds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
PARISH ELECTl0n RETURNs.

The fourth IS now added to :hosc wards
which have finished the count; that is sixth,
twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth. Results
Of the reckoning up are appended. It will
not be many days before the whole is COM
plete and the end reached. Returns Of at
least eighty-seven polls have been counted
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF POLLS BIVR, SEVEN
AND EIGHT
The following are the official returns from
poll tive. with the exception OF the ninth
ward, as the State commissioners have uot
yet returned the lists:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
AMCSE1IENTSs A
Academy of Music.

The japanese troupe, row performing at
the Academy of Music. were ont in pro-
"ession yesterday morning, preceded by the
Academy band. The attendance last eve.
ming, owing to the cold weather and the
comfortable condition of that theatre. was
much improved. There was, however, No
room for Improvement in the performances.
This evening, farewell: benefit OF Mnnagawa
GUssc Cicero and his infant sen, little AL
Right. Monday evening first night OF Mr.
I. q. Riggs. the Irish comedian, who will
appear IN the sensational araJua OF "Shin
E.ne. Me Shamrnck Greenn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
TIE STATE ELECTION
Asssep aa6 6iuins by Parishes.

The Republican majority in Louisiana in
1870, taking the vote for Auditor as She
standard, vas a, so.
AS far az we have information fFom off
cial sources, the result is az follows IN the
several parishes heagtS from: