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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
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FOR sUBSisTEN CE.

OFFICE CHIEF G. S. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT !
New Orleans, La, June S, 1857. !
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
invited till the 18th day of june se7 at II o'clock
n, for furnishing the Subsistence Department Of
the United States Army with the following Subsst.
ence Stores, viz:
LOCO barrels of high grade of EXT "A FLOUR,
equal to Government samples.
5000 pounds of the first quality Of DRIED APPLES,
put in barrels
lo.0O0 pounds of CANVASED HAMS, in tieroes. I
All of ne above articles to be put in the best
quality of packages and delivered at the Subsistence
Department in this city within twenty days after the
opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
hitherto failed to comply with their engagements
with any b anch of the Government.
Proposals to be directed to the I'm dersigned and
marked 50 Proposals" A. BECKWITH,
je7 I'd Brevet Mai Gen. and G. g.. U, s. A.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S MONITIONs
United states Vs. Ten Barrels of whisky.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No sso3In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to directed in the above
entitled suit have seized in the hands of James B.
Steedman, Collector Of Internal Revenue
Ten Barrels of WHISKY, now lbeled by the
United States Of America for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending in the District Court of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAYfrom the date hereof
TO show cause, if any they have can, why the said
ten barrels Of Whisky should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably to the prayer Of hbeants and the
proceeds thereof be distributed according TO law.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans, sixth
day of June, 1867.
T. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No. 65-ie7llle22
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ffioay, Saturday Noon, Night, and Sun.
Gay Night, June a, g, and 0, 1891
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HOTELS.

MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, IL the
"A largest and best arranged Hotel IN the New Eng.
from ali the routes Of trzysl. 1t contains all the
modern improvements and every eonveniencs for the
comfort and accommodation Of the travelling public.
The sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated; che
suites Of rooms are well arranged and comfortably
furnished, and the hoase will continus to be kept
"a hrst-clsss Hotel in every respect
mys dkw Sm LEMIs RICE. Proprietor.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

The Loyal League.-A Provisional State
Council Of the League for Louisiana has been organ.
lied in the city of New Orleans and will once pro-
coed to establish subordinate councils throughout
the State
Loyal men in the interior who desire inform stion
of the spread of this great organ are at liberty
to address the Grand Secretary Provisional State
Council for Louisiana, Lock Box 772, New Orleans.
js4
The Dostie Republican Club meets every
Tuesday and Saturday evening at No. "a st. Thomas
street. JOHN l.. BROWN,
myll Ina Sscretarv
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INSTRUCTION.
no LEARN PIANO-FORTE PLAY.
L ING
EASILY AND THOROUGHLY.

Use the
STANDARD INSTRUCTION ROCK
RichnrdsOn's New Method"
An Improvement upon all others in progressive
arrangement, adaptation and simplicity. Founded
upon a new and original plan, and illustrated by
hands and fingers.
The popularity OF this book has never been equal
led by that of any similar work Ten thousand copies
are sold every year. Among teachers and all who
have examined it is pronounced superior in excel
lence TO all other Methods" Systems" and
Schools" and the book that every pupil needs for
the requirement of athorough knowledge Of piano.
forte playing IL is adapted to all grades of tuition.
from the rudimental studies of the oungeat TO the
studies and exercises of advanced pupils Two edi-
lions are published, one adopting American, tha
other foreign lingering. When the work is ordered.
il no preference is designated, the ed ton with
American lingering will be sent
Be sure that in ordering ID you are particular IN
Specifying the New Method" Price, IS 90 Mail
ed, postpaid, to any address. Sold By all muse
OLIVER pITsoN co., Publishers.
AplO III Washington street. Boston
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FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION
DEPOT QUARTERhASTER $ OFFICE,
SLA A NIEA.In Tax.- MsI. 1897

DEPOT QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas May Is, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in
duplicate, will be received at this Office until TUES.
DAY the 18th of June next at II O'Clock noon for
the transportation of Military Supplies for year
from the first day of July next on the following
routes:
ROUTE No. l-From Austin to Fort Belknap,
Buffalo Springs, and all Military Posts and Camps as
are or may be established in Texas, south OF Red
River, and north of the latitude of Austin.
ROUTE No. 3-From San Antonio TO Camp
Verde, Forts Inga, Clark Stockton, Davis. and
Bliss, and all Military Posts and Camps as are or
may be established on the western and northwest
ern frontiers of Texas, south of latitude 81 degrees
north.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 400
pounds per one hundred 100 miles at VIII
they will transport said supplies, and must give
their names in full with res dence and Postofice
address.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum OF Ten Thousand Dollars, signed by two or
more persons, twhose responsibility must be cert
fed to by clerk of court Of recordS that the
bidder WILL in case the contract is awarded to him.
enter upon the fulhllment thereof and furnish
good and sufficient security that ne will faithful
carry out the conditions therein set forth; and eac
urety will state h place of residence.
Separate bids and bonds required 70 ca
route.
The amount Of bonds that will be required of tn
contractor will be Fifty Thousand Dollars $50 eco
on each route,
The person or persons to whom any award is made,
must be prepared TO execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once, and be in readiness for ser
vice on the first day If July next, as before men,
toned
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and sovency Of
each bidder, and persons offered as security wall be
required.
The bids will be opened on the dag and hour be.
fore named, and bidders have the privilege of being
present at the opening
No proposal will be entertained that does not fully
compl. with the terms of this advertisement.
Any contract made under the advertisement will
be subject to the approval of the Quartermaster
General, and the right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Forms OF contract may be at the offices of the
| Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District at New
Orleans, the Chief Quartermaster District of
Texas, at Galveston the Post Quartermaster at Aus
| tin, and at this office.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed Proposals
| for Army transportation and addressed to the
| undersigned at this place.
g. G. LEE
| BIT. 1t. Col. A q. NJ. U. s. Army
| my30t je %
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FINANCIAL,
THE FREEDMEN SAVINGS BANK

=, A Branch of the Freedusn's Savings and Trust
Company, incorporated by act of Congress- ap-
proved March Sd, ls65, by President Abraham Lin
coin, was opened in this city year ago at No. ia
Carondeei street,
The gallant manner in which it has weathered the
late panic AND financial storm should alone com.
mend it to the coored population for whose benefit
1t was created as the proper place fer them to de-
post their savings
Section fifth of its charter orders that portion of
the sum deposited mot exceeding two-thirds) be in
vested IN the stocks bonds treasury notes o. other
securities OF the United States and the Cashier has
full authority to draw to the full amount Of his
deposits at all times.
The following named gentlemen are the actual
members Of the Advisory Board of this Branch
Hon. THos. j. DURAST, Chairman.
Hon. Edward Heath, Hon. Rufus NAPLES
Rev. John Turner Rev. Emperor Williams
Rev. j. L. Newman, Vim. Flnney, Esq
Rev. Anthony Ross Paul Trevigne ESQ
DIR. L. c. ROudanez, p. G. Dupin ESQ
Vim Baker, Esq. Griffin L.ttleiohn ESQ
3 Soulie Esq.,. DR. W. II Pembertop,
j. l.. Montieu ESQ. W. r Crane ESQ
Lewis Banks, Esq. o. j. Dunn, ESQ,
DIT A. w. Lewis z. ID Hughes, Esq.
Robert Bowie, ESQ. Henry White, Esq.
Henry Francis, ksq. Samuel Lewis
The Bank is open every day from o'clock A. M
to O'Clock p M
je7l w O. S. sAUVINET, Cashier.
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PRECAUTIO AGAINST YELLOW
FEVER.
HEADQRs. DISTRICT OF LoUIsIAN

HEADQ'RS. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 3D. 1867.
The following communication having been
ceived from Headquarters Fifth Military District:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La May ., 1861. :
"Brevet Major General j. A. Mower, commanding
District of Louisiana, New Orleans, La.
"GESERAI-I have learned from a reliable source
that yellow fever is prevailing in the harbor of Ha-
vana, island Of Cuba, and call your attention to
this fact, so that you may put the troops of your
command in the best SAM AIRY condition. the cpl
demo may reach here at any time, owing to neglect
of the proper authorities to establish quarantine
regulations.
Il am, General, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, PHI SHERIDAN
Major General u. S. Army"
its therefore ordered that commanding officers OF
posts and detached commands at once adopt such
| sanitary measures may be calculated to prevent
mitigate the spread ravage of infectious dis.
eases, By employing ali the means in their power to
| enforce the highest hygienic standard possible in
| their commands.
1t is important, in order to secure beneficial re-
| suits, that commanders give close personal super
vision to the cleanliness of their commands in every
| detail.
The whole value of all known preventive measures
against infectious pestilential diseases consists
| in the perfection with which the noxious gases,
emanatiug from decomposng organic matter are
neutralized or destroyed prevented from spread.
ing consequently, every place thing liable to give
out poisonous talnt to the atmosphere should be
purified. covered up, removed, disinfeeted the
case may require,
Tho positive measures for maintaining good
health should also receive unremitting attention.
| the food should be wholesome, varied, and well
| cooked; personal cleanliness enforced; proper
| amount OF exercise taken; amusements and cheerful
employment encouraged exeesses oyertask, and loss
| Of sleep avoided much as possible,
The first symptoms of disease, especially of the
bowels, should be carefully investigated to cause
| and nature and remedies applied at
Commanding officers will, by timely acquisitions
keep constantly hand disnfectants adequate to an
emergency; and II other aisinfectants for general
at the post cannot be procured by the Quarter
masters Department, acquisitions will be made on
the Medical Department.
Post commanders will keep these Headquarters in
formed as to the sanitary condition Of their com
mands, by trimonthly reports; and should case of
cholera or yellow fever appear, the fact will be re-
ported without delay.
By order of Brevet Major General j. A. Mower.
j. LEWIS SPALDING
First Lieut.. LIST Inf, A. d. c., and A. A. A. G.
Oficial: jel
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BOARDING.

DOARD IN JEFFE q SON II ON APOLLO
ID between Cadiz and Valence streets, two squares
above Napoleon avenue, on the new shell-road to
Canal street. Parties DESTROYS OF spacious and
elegant accommodations for the summer can apply
q the above. inc Bath Room, large Garden,
stAbling. plenty Of Milk, strawberries, etc Refer
ances exchanged.
wANTED-A man and wife: the man as gardener
the woman washerwomAn or cook. my2e lms
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COM M ERClAE.

THURSDAY EVENING. June 9. 1867.
ioN-fhe market opened this morning with
inquiry, and meAgre prospect of businssh'
NE day the regular telsgraphie adyices came
nRNting an unfavorabie reaction at New
saa Liverpool, the immediate effect of which
mas operations to q stand-still rs the major
sa'sn refused to go On unless at a material
va; while factors. on the other hand,
= disposed to make proportionAts concessions
seiaedly unwilling to yield to the extent
~ oy tho former Under these eircum.
IVA sas sales were unusually light amounting to
oAiss, eight brokers participating in the
rrices Indicated reactionary feeling, an
- a'e'he Of No. y n. being submitted to In
.-'Aasss In order to effect sales. The market,
a. e'assd 20 completely unsettled that we are
snh our usual teaie Of quotations. The
4. ~ Obstacles TO the placing Of exchange oper-
"a '4s aAadvsntaxe Of the movement.
m COTTON STATEMENT.
sed t II sept lst, ie6s-esiss. ...,..... lu30e2
I'D pssv,e.,.i,,.. ''''''.''.''-.'.' 500
halss ma a. f,o,. vrnck.d Isl
49, - damaged cotton, pack.
ps'ss ste...........,,..... ls.s2s-7s2lO4
sdAA. sa.iss
HTovt.. AeonCs
%'S.................. JulSo-bZpS5o
d ~ 81, "a h.ad.. M.al
~ s1 FIJI Il a iSssSn ina. Steamer
NJ @ o'n'innasi. Is the only arrival since
. Ss-ns market consinues vory dull, There
y less, 50 iof choice EXTRA, bat little OF none
stsss . macss and prices are yers Irregular
n I, ~ ssnsrAily well supplied, and there
N s ss ~ laemaad for the country. The stock
atsss' ~ and consists Of good assortment
aG nj ~ fyesh aapeEfne on the landing IL
N esinr Dbl. bat the ptock in store l. not
aazzeS'ss 70 the fear OF Its souSing. Prices
ga N. 700 unsettled and irregular Tor ao
"a L IN =, Tbs principal sales TO das were
.ssr. ~ s9ct<. Of which LOO ens at g., l5e
ebh VA leo choice ~ sif. 30 and loo do
u. ~ ~ ma kst "a Gull The demand Is mostly
% hasd scarce. There 10 . good supply Of
"a pr,..a cst u consists mosily OF i1isFior
~ ~ !. sor white are fra and nnohansed.
u - asd are ezsisx and dropping Yes
~ An sssxs c2aen<4 70 e1ie ,Aeks; to-day,
z1F1s - sa4h3 Of Nh,eh 100 ON private
Rs6iis .i. iss = y E49i y go slzsd a.
a Asa and - ysQsx 81 i7,ks 90 Waite
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CATTLE MARKET.

CITY OF JEFFERSON June !. 1867
Arrived yesterday-24 Texas beeyes, 5e2 calves and
yeariinEs and as sheep. -
Sold Texas besves, ~ calves and yearlings, ~
hogs, 2l3 sheep and mich cows,
Stock on sale--7g3 Texas and Western beeyes,
T6 calves and year iugs, lei hogs ls sheep and IL
LII,
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Arrived Yesterday.
aTE AkB0 rs.

yIcksburg, Tobin, from Ouaehita City
National Sinnott from shreveport
Nina Simms, Troxler, from Bayou Sara.
n Amazon, Vinton, from Cincinnati,
Vigo, Norton from Wetumpka-ne~ Basin
SARAH, Stone, from Mobile-New Basin.
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bis aud subscribers forwarding money for
Nptions or Advertisements TO the RRPUBLICAF,
4 % by means Of Postoffice orders, by clerks of
N, By draft or by express, at our risk. There
u or less risk attending the transmission Of
4 BY mail, even in case of registered letters.
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wFTJIMP Steamer VEGA bale.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vigo-2 bales cotton to
Inre, A Earris-3 do Nick Thomas-4 IL W Farley
i Ware Bro--l0 bales paper stock scott a bro7l
tns hams Clobb Dohonde &co-2 rolls leather sacks
feathers Jurey Il Harris-1 bell shannon, Lewis 6co
sundrie. 10 order-Total 81 bales cotton
uofsiJ RNStsamer SArah-2l6 bales cotton to
Hewitt Norton 6co--l0 bbls turpentine TO horrel
GAVE &co-SO bbs tar Page, Bradford 6eo-sundries
TO order
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GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q Hzrris-2 nhds tobacco 80 bbls flour 800 SKIS corn
n bbls pork 2s3 bales hay and sundres
BRAEOS ST IAGO-Schr Mattie--D bbls Hour
bbis lard 10 kegs lard and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-a5l SKIS corn
BORDEAUX-Bark Guilla-S7, 90 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

\ ssle in New Orleans by the following dealers;
los, No IS Baroune street.
frIIs, Old Levee street, opposite the Post
n BAKER. st. Charles Depot, under the st.
fes Hotel.
Il, Third District.
h BoIMARE, corner Kerlerec and Robertson
ID Third District.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. }
Friday Morning. June :, 1861


CA Whitney 6co
Steamer Louise. Hopkins. for Mobile Master
Ava wa IN Ashbridge 4 Ocean
Pr schr Helsna Agrew, for Gardens Jos Kelley
Schr hattie Luna for Brazos st lago- Master
Br schr Gertru de, Smith. for Pensacola + Poole
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NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
u, S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
CoLLBcToR's OFFICE, FIRST DIST OF La,

U s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, FIRST DIST OF La,
NEW ORLEANS, June 6, 1867.
ALL PARTIES CONCERNED IN THE SHIP
PING of COTTON from this port are hereby notified
that the permits for the Cotton which is to be
shipped must be exhibited at this Office prior the
placing of the Cotton board the vessels in order
that the may be inspected and identified tbs
Cotton specified in the permits; and Cotton will
be permitted to leave this port without such inspec
ton having first taken place and the Identification
established JAMES b. STEEDMAN,
je7 At Collector.
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DoCToR WILLIAM CLEAR1
TREE TO EVERYBODY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

w III. PEMBERTON, NO. 1873 roy
" dras street, between st. Charles and Caron-
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Colors,
Narnishes, Glass etc, etc; has in store large
assortment oil the following Goods which he will sell
at Low Prices either Wholesale Retail
White Lead Of the best brands, French and Amer
lean Zinc, Oil of all kinds, Venetian Red and Span
ish Brown, yellow Ochre, variety Of the best Var
nishes, French Window Glass, Stove Polish. Sal
Soda, Soaps, and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink.
manufactured by himself
Also great variety OF Perfumery and Fancy Arti-
ces for the toilet.
The Store is well supplied with all kinds of Drugs
and Medicines, fresh and OF the best quality.
apis
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CABINETMAKERS.
COTTON FACTORS.

CLINTO q RICHARDS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. III GrayieF street. corner Carondelet,
New Orleans, La Orders from the country for tho
purchase q supplies of all kinds carefully and
JOAN H. RICHARDS, Commission Merchant
No. 81 Commercial street, Sc LOUIS, Mo. Advances
made on censignments by eithE house. mylO dSW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice TO School Teachers.-Those Teachers
in the Public Schools who lost their situations in
1865 and 6s, on account Of heir Union principles
requested to meet at the Mayors parlor City Hall,
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ASTROLOGY.
NOW THY DESTINY.

X NO"
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