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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE, THE StOCK, FIXTURES
H AND GOUD WILL OF the GROCERY TORE South
east Unity Alley and State-srect on very accom-
modating terms. Apply q. THE STORE
December 8 tuths3
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Re III 0 V A | S.

BRITISH CONSULATE
ID EMOVED 10 TIE OFFICE OF TIE SPANISH
II Consul. No. As BROAD STREET. Until further no.
lice. GEO. RIVERS WALKER,
October 90 II. NJ. Acting Consul.
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November 2

7 UST Or STOLGN, A CUR DUG, AL
IL MOST black, wi b white ring around has neck
uLu white breast suitable reward WILL Ue paid LOT hs
leturn I. +. OsULLl AN No. u Ma4 street, tr at
Liz ouaes. November rs
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CATO N AL.
MRS. WOTTON

HAS. BY PARTICULAR REQUEST. CONSENTED
IL to give Course of ORAL INSTRUCTION to
Young Ladies. The Course will embrace History and
Literature generally For particulars apply at the Semi.
nary corner OF Archdale and Magazine streets.
December3 IA
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NOTICE. CHIEF OF DETEC.
~ TlvEs. CEARLEsToN, November 2e ls67.-Recoy.
eed and brought this office ono Double Case GOLD
WATCH AND IHAIN. The owner may recover the same
by caInng proving properly and paying expenses.
Il. W. HkNURlCKS,
Lieutenant aud ChieI OF Detectives.
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NIGHT SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL!
ANsoN-sTREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURENs-ST
TNHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITHME.
TIC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from Z to o'clock P. NJ
Terms-s2 per month In advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra.
c. e. BERGMAN.
December
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MRS. NJ. j. ROGERS

MRS. NJ. j. ROGERS
INFORMS BIER FRIENDS AND PUBLIC GENE
l. RALLY, that she has opened SELECT SCHOOL Tor
children. a her residence, No. II Wentworth street.
the 1s of December she has also resumed the teaching
OF Music on the Piano Forte, and respectfully socits
share of public patronage. Terms moderate.
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DEOPPED ON TIE NIGHT OF THE 13Ta
~ November, the Actor'S entrance OF the circus
p-vuliou u MEDIUM-siZkD White EkMINE Fun
CAPE, the two lower Eu.Ions OF White GIass and the
wholo hued with White eiln. The Under Will obtain L
suitable reward by ieavipg it al the DLrLCiIVES'
OFFICE, in Broad street. November ID
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT, A BUNCH OF KEYS, WITH TWO
RINGS, containing two (z) brass, and on" ion
Lvur Keys one with number Of siaali Keys, be-
tween Queen in King and Market streets. and through
the Market. liberal reward will be gwen 10 any one
who will return the same to NO. los KING-sTkEtI.
Deoemoer IL
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1--WE DOLLARS REyyARD.-L0ST A
i black AND TAN TERRIER DOG. answers 10 the
lame Of Jen. The rs1ird will be pad Tor bis re-
coyeIy. Apply ut No. 4 kUTLEDGE ATkNuE, near Cal.
hnmn.areef Decembcr2 2
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I17ANTEp. A SITUATION AS TEACHER

MERCHANTS, DEALERS, TRADERS, OF:
INl anybody requiring the services of Axpert Ac.
countant WILL please address T. D. F., at the Otce OF
the CHARLEsToN DAILY NEWS
November 70 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03

TTOUSE VANTED.-A RESPONSIBLE
I party wants to rent house III the business part
U. tne city. Address conditions to ALPHA" DAILY
NEws Office II Noiember y
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A GENTS 1vANTED.-SlO TO Sav A DAY,
n to introduce our new patent STAh SHUT SEW.
I.,u MACHINE. Price so II uses two threads, and
makes the genuine Lock such. All other low-pnced ma
chimes make the Chain Sucn Exclusive territory Gu
Send Tor cl.culars. W. u. WILSON Co., Manuiac-
turers. Cleyean T. Ono. limo November Is
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WAN IS.

WANTED, A COMPETENT CHAMBER
w MAID AND SEAMSrRESS either white or col
oredl. Apply at THIS OFFICE. Decembor3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

vioug pg.ces however, were gsscl.
FLOUR GRAINHeeipts 10 977 bbls iour, 100 bbls.
and so bags meal lS, az bushels wheat bc 5S do
liJ 1 do oats 800 do A. BIZ do barley 1913 do
peas The aonr market ruled arm and prices we're shade
better without being quotaby hiehe: save for shipping
ands which sod u some cases a. an advance Be-
l5c- All kinds very ri however the demand being
active both from the ;rlde Tor PIPING. xtra state.
Tor shipmen brought $40 so H. AID choice brands ran
up gh $40 AZ California H. ar was shade Irner,
hut St3 ~ tho outside pr for choice bran 3.
The sales unclud ng California; we've l7,00O bDis.
southern -four .optnued IA far demand and fiTn
sa i,sO0 oba wltnin the o. our quotaons Ry'
In fair request and slightly hme'. The sae,.
bo0 RIBS at 81 ~ w. Corn meal WAS scarcely ~
hrm with oniv modra demand Sales bVO bbs y tr nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

From H. Thsaaas w. l., our fes ara dated 10 q 1cln
OF vc,nDer The 81 Thomas Times reports. -Yssfxrday
be ng the termination Of the hurrcsns ssssoW the
~ Consequences was observed o. hol,dsy Daring ens
Hnsins have experienced vefg hos wssshsf.
A. We are sow secs6 ne more AMI from The spn
we 0na lore that change 0f usatnsf will shortly take
Dlane and 10 tsmpernAun0 bepoDe oooIog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15
COMMERCIAL REpORr.

THURSDAY, Nov. l{-0P NJ.
CorTog.At farther decline Of &c per ID. there
mainly for the sales reacha 3,vv
bales OF which 1850 by eSrorters he
c.oaed rather s.eacy vt .Ls following quoStious:--
NpLla PYoytfhu MOTT
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We have nles nom the Bahamas dated at NasAu,
N. p, on The ID November The Nassau Guardian com.
mens on the FACT that remarked In the House o!
Assembly that education had done harm than goco
10 the colony, and that there DOT more tnan rx
truly religious pesous 10 any congregson OF processing
Christians q the piaca Citv Improvements were pro-
sressng and the Nassau food markets we're well sup
Piled.
letter from Long Island dated at Clarence Town.
says:-The weather he's been very boisterous al the
week. The sat season has been very good one Apous
So 600 bushels arc hand ~ 10 cents per bushsi.
TEE EscLlsH CONVENIENT AND MAIL CorRACrA Tho
En- ilsh governments seem be changing their long es-
abshed policy In regard 70 the tansporation Of the
malls BY steamships. The government have given sne
req Isl MOI CO 70 the Penin uar and Oriental Company
for the East and 10 the Cunsrd Company for America
o. the termina ion Of their respective coulrsca Toe
Oriental Company have been receiving about quarter
Of million pounds from government for Their service
and the Cansrders . proportional sum. The plan now
seems 70 be- 70 throw open The contracts 70 the lowest
bidder for The service these TIVE great routes and
gradually TO apply the same principle 70 other steamship
mail routes -8saeon Traveller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15
NEW YcRK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER Is 1867.

ne rscsip,s for customs and the rsosipta payments
ana hs.nos AZ ths sub In city for Tie tz
p;rsA por,,op az 10. week have been - fonsws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-15

KswucKv AsrsrnTsTE.--A gentleman living In Nelson
county informc ~ that rsmad smith, Wills pass
ing along zoe Rad, nsr Chaplin. lev day. ego, vas
attacked ~ pery 81 tvs.e urued and rc0bed og
SbJo Aissr rooa0s Ssni,n. zoe Regulators, ~ they
ssssrslv with swt,es Alter ths party relieved Mr.
Saith no borrUw ed slo OF nsishbor and started in
pursuits OF the ganf. ihc nsrauderA learning Of ths
6uttn the pstol aad hang hn 70 tree, but cut him
eoNs ecIors NE sas sulncs. Mr.. Smith eanis 20 TINS
teusnsy . man NEE Mad VINO vas unaeq naiutAd with
enns 70 spsssnG ~ me Recovery, used asgueee nos -
al eonxunsahry V smith, Who hesams inceused, and
the Intsriwsncs OF no Of TIE ps@sogsn vsud hare
shss hin.-- <esasslk Courier. Nes. n
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-02

eE THE friends of Capt. W. 4. wHPTE
espsetfully announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector, At the next election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-02

eB- The friends Of 8. P. BOOzER respect
ully announce him candidate for the Office
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Capt Vail of the steamship George Cromwell,
reports
June a. 80 r. NJ, 10 nilej south OF Cape Lookout,
exchanged signals with the steamship Star of the
Union, hence for Philadelphia. 18th. go P. NJ off
Indian River, Fla passed British bark Jane Ring of
St. John n. B. at anchor. 27th, $3.50 P. M Il miles
east of Sombrero Light, Fla, sgnalized U. b
steamer E.trella, bound east
Captain Quick of the steamship Mariposa, reports
June q, 20 miles north of Japete inlet. Fla spoke
bark Jane Ring of ST Johns B, 80 days from Glas.
cow bound ID New Orleans; had been far west
as Sand Key: was drifted back around Florida; was
short of provisions; .uppled her with some wished
to be reported
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

CORPUS CHRISTI-Schr Island Belle--aO bales
wool Rogsy-30U empty bottles 3s5 head sheep to
order
PENSACOLA-Schr Fauria-ls2 bbs rosn Ware
4 Bro-S0 o Is 900 feet lumber Huntington Bro
80 bbs rosin Lehman, N0wgass &co--3 bales wool
and sundries to order -
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Steamshi
Harlan-l6 bales cotton Francke Danneel-i2 do to
Hewitt Norton &co-6S Adams 6co--6 SKIS wool
O Wharton-50 bales osnsburgs to ordar-l bdl 43
hides BIZ. Mann &co-Sl20 currency ii Blaese AGO
50 io0 do $3.50 specie Texas Express--S5069 do to
Francke 4 Danneel-$30 do Jas Connolly &co-S3G0
do Lombard Il Poiuny--l29 head cattle to McQuoid
Mehle Sco-sundrIes TO order--Totsi, l26 bales of
cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Frapces--75 bales cotton to
PUG Bros-sundries to order
Der to order
BORDEAUX-Bark Maria-Wines etc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
River Intelligence.

ISgT ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
TUESDAY. July =, 1851. !
tEeather yesterday was suicidal in its
Eter. From early morning it threat
Train, and at about IL o'clock it seemed
= The tlood-gates of heaven were opened
d second deluge was inevitable. The
ks we're OVERLOADED everywhere, and
bridges in many places tloated away
4 their fastenings. With such weather
hess was suspended on the landing, and
boats lay idle at their moorngs. We
! for the best, and that this disagreeable
season will soon come to an end.
De arrivals since our last report embrace
General Quitman, Alone, Lady Gay,
"a, Nina SHINES, and New Era; they all
Considerable freight for our market.
L Henry Ames and Nina SHINES were
pnly departures yesterday. Several of
Regular Tuesday packets will leave this
moon II weather permits. We are in
I'D TO the officers OF the steamer F-olic
hefollowiGg:
ixoRANDA.-Steamer Frolic left Jeffer.
tuesday, 25th ult., at I P. NJ. Met T.
line 18th at 6 A. NJ. at Smiths Bluff; ar
at Shreveport IL A. NJ; LETT Shreve-
eth ult. at 2 P. NJ; 2Sth met Star.
at G. Robinson's place at daylight;
National at st. Maurice at p. NJ: 29th,
We left Alexandria, 1.-THE levce had bro
Hntwo places, and the water was flow
hfOagh rapidly; met Irene at Cassan-
W H.; met Live Oak at wharf boat,
river; 30th, met st. Nicholas five miles
Baton Rouge at 0 A, NJ. The bayous
AXES falling. Red river falling as low
pntgomery.
Advlces from Our Western Ex-
Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th says
less remains unchanged and but little
iIg done on the wharf. Boats, how
Do not leave until they have all they
i've except the Memphis and Nash
packet lines. These boats depart
spromptly rs advertised. Steamboat
pc living in great expectations of the
ade, which they confidently believe
give affairs to such an improved ex-
lAt memories of the past will be wholly
BED In the satisfaction which that time
ected to produce. In truth, We see no
reason why business should not be
u the fall, and sincerely hope all eX-
IONS may be realized.
Ezra Porter cleared for New Orleans
uay, and long before noon was com
% turn freight way. She had all she
manage, and, left with an excellent
Most of the freight refused was
lon the Wauanita.
aauanita, most excellent boat for
sent stage of the river, is now load.
aew Orleans. aud will be the first
send all doubt.
w Smokers new boat, in process of
siton at New Albany, for the Red
ase, has been christened Governor
lAtn,
louisville Journal of the twenty
nmarks that business was very
several transient boats stopped and
height here, but it was all in small
Feather was clear and very warm.
Y O'clock the barometer was slowly
and indicated 29:35. The Their
q stood at SO.
blowing is the time of four fast
10m New Orleans to Cairo:
H.. Days. Hours. Minutes
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

w H. PEMBERTON, NO. I5s P0Y.
W dras street, between st. Charles and Caron-
Dealer n Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils. Colors.
Varnshes, Glass, etc.. ETC., has in store large
at Low Prices, either Wholesale or 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 aud Writing Ink.
manufactured by himself.
Also great variety of Perfumery and Fancy Arti-
eles, for the toilet.
The Store is well supplied with all kinds of Drugs
and Medicines fresh and of the best quality.
apl6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

do Pace Lavender & Harper-2l Wilson q Young
sdo Jno Kisg-5 DO wsddy Thompson nDsop Gee DO
i. Gunther 8co-l do II Knox dco--l Forbes &co
do Gold Roach &c2l 90 Shot &eol5 6eIs Hour
S II Kennedy &co--50 ties hams Keep a Caulield-6
do West a Nettleton-5 do Cobb, p1lhonde &eo-3 30
bales hsy Harmon, Offutt &oo-l0 bbs eggs kegs of
butter Schneider 4 Zuberbler-TotaL 3i7 bales cot
ton l04 bids tobacco 49,
Heath-l4 do liy Tete-s7 SKIS potatoes 10 bxs eggs
coops poultry l. Surle--l do bXs eggs lacassagne
do q Gnalope-l d. F Cherot--l do / bdl hides
pkg beeswax d SKIS onions TerreboDne-sundries to
order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT sALEOF CLOTHING

DEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE,}
NEW ORLEANS, La. june 20. 1867.
BY II. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN Co. AUCTION
GERS, Office No % Carondeet street-Wl be sold at
public auction, on SATURDAY, July 6, 1867, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Iron Warehouse on New Levee
street, between Julia and St. Joseph under the
direction of Captain W. G. Hodges, military store
keeper United States army, quantity OF govern
ment property, consisting of
22ll Sewed BOOTS,
23lT Sewed SHOES.
This property is entirely new, and in original cases.
and presents a good opportunity for dealers.
TERMs-Cash. Payments TO be made in L. s.,
Treasury notes. prior to the delivery of the property
BY order OF the Quartermaster General U. S. Army
W. G, HODGES.
je2O-l5t Captain and III. S. X, U. S. A,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Fourth fully In CarrolltOn, Jeffe rsOn
Parish.-A meeting of Radical Republican Club No
was held at Camp Parapet, and the following
lutions were adopted
Resolved, That we will celebrate the coming Fourth
of July by general procession, addresses, etc.
Resolved, That we invite all Republican orsanza-
tons of the Parish of Jefferson to unite with in
appropriately celebrating the birthday of country
mot it has been for the last seventy years in the
southern states but intended by forefathers-
day OF liberty throughout the land
Resolved, The following shall be the order of the
procession on the Fourth All clubs meet at the
Methodist Church at A. NJ, form procession and
march down Willis Store, up that street to Canal
Avenue thence to Levee street, thence to Fort
Parapet, where refreshments will be provided and
addresses delivered.
Resolved, The following gentlemen invited to
address the grand meeting; Rufus NAPLES, Mr..
Wckliffe, o. j. Dunn, Mr. Charles Smith.
BY order of the
jy2it PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
COnsignees.

Per steamship Mariposa from New Iork-kern
Felnin-C A Whitney 6co--xincent &co-J Her
zep 6co-C Jaubert-C q ID Holle-D Blum 6co-U
George-J Rogers &oo-Wallace &co-E Phelps
Ober, Atwater &co-Van Norden &co-S W Hoyt-S
Gilbert-Kursheedt IL Bienvenu--J Adams Gco-
Fatjo, Marks &co-Gen A l. l.ee-Col q Sawtelle-
l. Kopman-G II Vnten-Peet, Smms &eo--S I
Blessi g--Rimailho Il Espernau--J ii Wright-Z
Eps,ein-A ID Grietf-leyi II Shesrer-M Reiman-
Forcheimer Bros-R Nj Denman Sso-Holz Bern
heim-Mtchell, Craig &co--Ci A Ecsdck-Foster II
co-Katz 4 BArnett--Brooks Macdonald &co-peck
Bros---Creevy, Nckerson dco--A Brousseau &co-E
Fitting - NJ Ivens &co--Gr0ver Baker-tloyd x
Johnson-J Fiquel-M Dalshe,mer-E Loeb Aeon
o. j Il g n RR-Grietf Byrnes-Schmidt Zegler
T. j Hart &co-Barnes, Ward Acorn L. hamburger
Blancand h Guitet-Smith Mckenna-E W Rodd
4 DantZger-Order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
The New or,e,n. Republican

Itor sale in n leans by the following dealers;
iYoY, No. So li-Tonne street.
1 ELLIS, Old Leyee street, opposite the Post
bee. -
lard BAKER, st. Charles Depot, under the St.
iarles Hotel.
I'd ENNIS, bookstore, Pontchartrain Railroad
hot Third District
ScIs BOIMARE, corner Kerlerec and Robertson
kets Third District.
In RAYMOND, News Depot, Postoffice building
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONCE Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, JUNE 10, ls67.-At meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the New Orleans Gas Light
Company held this day a dividend of Five Dollars
per share declared out OF the earnings of the
past six months payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives at the Office Of the Company
and after the LIST day Of July. proximo.
je2O I'm W. $. BROWN Treasurer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

A CARD
TO THE COLORED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
There will be a GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EX-
CuRSlON at kenuerville, On the Jackson Road,
where pleasure seekers can enjoy themselves by
FISHING, BATHING, or DANCING.
4 splendid Cotillon Band will be on hand.
Trains start at nine A. M, and return early in the
evening
Excursion tickets two dollars children under
twelve years half price
For sale at A. Simon Bookstore e5 Baronne street.
or 81 Marais street, between Cont and Bienve;
Globe Ball Hall near the Old Basin; and at the
Depot, the Fourth of July.
Man agers-F. A. Davis. Francis Robinson, NJ
Bernard, Robert Rogers, w. K. Robinson.
The privilege OF Refreshment Stands TOR sale.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
YES lw Chief Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
FEAMERs LEAVING TODAY.

5bile-Mail boat, -, cars, p. NJ.
lbama River-Lucretia, Davis, basin, 5 7. NJ.
Tender, Conner. P. NJ.
bisville-Gen. j. A. Quitman, White, 5P.M.
|Louis-Lady Gay, Bet, 5P.M.
'nohita River-Warren Belle. Butler, 5 p. NJ.
Hchita River-Rose Franks, Brinker, p. N.
uurche-New Era, Dugas, s p. NJ.
tering Placos-CameiiA, Blakeslee, cars, II N.
ierin, Paces-Creo!e, Walker, cars, %. N.
Siering Places Laura, Walker. cars, 9AM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

I n; MAYNARD, LATE OF WEST
Il. Feiciana Notary Public, Real Estate and Gen.
erAl Commercial Agent, win be found at No lis
Orleans
Will promptly attend to all notaria business for
his friends and the public in this city, for those
business in the above specialities.
Also, to the purchase, sale, and renting of stores,
dwellings,, and other real estate. and collection OF
rents for residents or absentees.
Orders for the purchase of any kinds of merchan.
disc and Plantation supplies attended 70, usual
for my country customers.
The colored people Of the country parishes beins
dealers, thus robbing them Of their hard earnings
feel i duty 70 say 10 them that win attend faith
me, and will fill their orders f not under twenty dol
larsl at the lowest market prices. by, sending the
addressed to me, glass box No. s3l, New Orleans. A
penny saved Is penny earned.
Remember, No. lis Common street New Orleans.
apl3 eod&W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Will confer favor upon the press by hosting their
signal numbers Rodgers Marryatts Code on
arriving within five miles of Southwest Pass Bar
BY this means their arrival will be reported several
hours in advance OF the time 1t requires to
tain their names.
The telegraph station at Southwest Pass is pro-
vided with signal books and can receive communica-
tons by means OF signal flags. w. OsBOE,
Boarding Officer. Pass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Eye and Ear.-Dr. W l.. DAVIS, Oculist and
Aurst, has removed his office to the corner Of Union
and Dryades streets, al Union and 20 Dryades,)
where he can be consulted heretofore all
diseases and arrangements of the Eye and Ear,
embracing Deafness, Hardness of Hearing, Noises
in the Head Defect OF Sight, etc
hi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Ship Kearsage, Stevens, from Calcutta Feb g. to
master.
Fir bark Cadchonne Desmenrelu, rom Bordeaux
May Sd, to q Cavaroc & co.
Bark Regina, lobin, from Liverpool april le, to
master.
Schr Hy Travers, Richards, days from Utilla, to
master.
Span brig Vrgenes, burnett, days from Havana,
in ballast to PUG 4 bros.
Schr Atlas. -, from CAmpeachy.
Schr Catharine,
Mex schr Atlas. Alfeto 10 days from Campeachy, to
Fernandez AGO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
steel boat which was prepared at

acel boat which was prepared at
Y Tor the search after DIR. Living.
I made on the patent of N. E. Deane,
oon. The length is thirty feet,
: eight feet, weight rather more than
tits so constructed that it can be
Paft and carried by negroes across
10y. The plates are one-fourteenth
thick, and SO ductile that they
oent to almost any shape without
tAis is the first instance of the use
~ admiralty construction, but, If
y u will be followed up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

LlvERPOOLl-Ship Ii Stetson-3OO0 slaves s008
bales cotton lis bbls rosln
INDIANOLA-Schr Mississippan--l250 SKIS salt
$1,000 shingles
HAVANA-Schr Oriental--5o ties lard ties hams
800 bales hay 200 SKIS oats
ST LOUIS-Steamer Henry Ames-lot tin plate
1919 bars railroad iron
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
CATTLE MARK EFT,

CITY OF JEFFERSON July q 1857
arrived Hesterday-252 Western beeves 2Oj calves
ana yesrlings, 3T5 hogs, anc 20 sheep.
Sold-l32 Texas beeves 1871 calves and yearlings
" hogs, CAT sheep, aud milcn COWS.
stock on saie-62l Texas beeves, 1850 calves and
yesrllngs, 316 hogs, 2528 sheep, and mich cows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
METROPOLITAN FREE CONCERT

Tom. CLANNoE. Manager
PROF FUNSTON. Leader of Orchestra.
= This Evening and Every Evening during the Week.
Our efforts crowned with success. Engagement of
Mr.. Tom Warted, the pleasing banioist and general
performer Grand Male and Female Minstrel scene.
Miss Dora Shelley, in new and pleasing Comic and
sentimental Songs. Mile. Cherrie, in her Challenge
jig. Tom Clannon, in extraordinary budget OF
fun Mr. Tommy Fell, in everything new. Going to
the Shuckng; the Black Statues; Trials OF an M. D.;
new Music, new Burlesques, new Jokes, new Wit,
everything new. Don't forget the place. GIVE us q
call. Doors open at ~ P. M. To commence at 8.
precisely. myl2