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The national Republican., 1867-09-16

SANITARY CoNPASY-Fifteen written
and thirty-two verbal notices were served OF
Saturday on persons having nuisanoss existing
on their premises A number OF oarcasses wore
reported and removed, and hnes inflicted upor
three persons having nuisancss existing on theil
premises.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

Opp FELLOWS CoNyESTIoN.-The next
national annual convention Of the Order Of ODD
Fellows will bo held in this city. The annua
convention closed In Buffalo, N. Y, on Friday
last
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

DRUSK.-Timothy Dinney, q soldier, was
arrested by Onicer Prathsr for being drunk and
disorderly upon the streets In default OF the
payment Of Hne he was sent to the workhouss
BY Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

INTERESTING TO HACKMEs AND OrHERs.-
On Saturday Major Richards, By special order,
directed Lieutenant Tait Of the Fifth precinct to
instruct his police to compel all hacks cabs car
riages, and other vehicles, to approach the Ma
tional Theatre from Thirteenth street, and to
depart from II towards Fourteenth street.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

FIFTH PREoISCr.-In the Fifth precinct
returns yesterday morning, there were noted =
large number Of disorderly cases, most Of whom
were soldiers and abandoned characters
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

ARRIVED AT THE NAVY YARD.-Yester'
day afternoon, about Ave o clock, we observed q
vessel Of war, brig-rigsed, going up the Eastern
branch, bound to the navy yard.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

WIFE BEArER.-Yesterday Officer Viii.
liams, Of tho Second ward, arrested colored
man named Alexander Adams, on complaint Of
Sergeant Walker, who charges accused with
cruelty beating his wife and her mother on Sat.
urday evening last, Adams Is desperate and
wicked man, and has been charged with wife
beating and drunkenness frequently, We trust
he NAV got what he SO richly deserves.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-J. l.. KernaI
was arrested by Officer Brewer, Of the Seventh
precinct. for carrying concealed deadly weapons
Justice Walter fined Mr.. Herman $40.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

NEEDS RErAIRIsG-The Aag footway at
the south side Of II street north, on Seventh
street west. Several hrst.olass mud holes there
In wet weather.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

ABUSING HIS Wristbands Bengler,
restaurant keeper, was taken in charge by ohicer
Wilson for using threats toward and abusing his
wife, Frederick. In default Of security 70 keeI
the peace he was sent to jail by Justice Clark.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

VAGRASoy.-Otto Cabe, vagrant, was
arrested by Oficer Wallingsford, and not being
able to give security in the sum Of $40, was
committed to the wOrkhouss by Justice Tucker
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Deputy Quartsfnastsr General,
sepl0-td Brsvst Brigadier General, D. s. Army.
CovERNMENT SALE AT HILTON

GOVERNMENT SALE AT HILTON
" HEAD, O.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold at
public auction, at Ordnance Depot Hilton Head g. O.,
on TUESDAY, September a, 1867, commencing at 10
About $50 nett tons Of sho. and She'll.
2IL ~ Loaded Shell.
q" lS2 - Cannistsr FILLED.
:. lX 80 Scrap Cast Iron.
&" 10 - I" Wrought Iron.
8Artillsry Carriages, iron
% Wooden n,tillsry css,isssa, irons'.l
ESQ Saddles, (MoClsllan.)
81 saddles, (Artillsry.)
80 sells Of ARTILLERY Harness.
l, $50 Bn6lss.
s67 Cruppsrs.
500 saadfs-bass.
9, 800 Bayonet soabbards.
l. 10 Cartridge boxes.
| l. Os7 Csrtridgs-b boz Belts.
q si26un slings.
q $50 Waist Belts.
$50 Bullet Moulds.
And quantity Of other property, consisting princi-
paliy Of Rags, Ropes, implements. Miscellaneous
Also, a Two story frame Dwelling house, Of the
depth, containing spacious rooms.
Terms: Cash on the day Of sale, In United States
currency.
Ample time allowed for the removal Of property,
At the sx piraton OF which that not removed win re-
vert to the Government
| MI GRRALIsH,
Captain and N. 8. K,
| Au2T -dtse7l 10 charge Of Ordnance Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-W. l.. Reed,
Henry Bankard, james Martin and Thomas sut-
ton wero arrested for being drunk and disor'
derly, and fined s. each by Justice walter
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

PILor BOSWELL TURNED UP,-Mr. Robert
Boswell, the pilot Of tho Winnisimett, whose
absence could mot be accounted for, has turned
up and Is in this city with his mother, We are
informed. He had been In lower Maryland.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

Ar THE OLD RENDEzvoUs,-Quite large
number of tho 18th and 44th United States In
fantry were bunking in their old quarters-the
Central guard house-last night captain whisky
In command.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

STREET IMPRovEMENT.-Workmen are
now engaged in laying Nicholson pavement In
II street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
When this improvement shall have been com
pleted, this will be about the best drive In
Washington. Tho street 10 about level from end
to end.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
n OPP ER sc A l. E.

IN o p p E r Q A l. E.
NAVY YARD,
WLsHISGroS, August n, 1857.
There will be oGsrof for sale, at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, September IS, 1857, at IL o'clock,
IN, at the United States bAvy Yard, Washington,
about seventy i've thousand 10000 pounds Of Cop.
per Scale, In lots TO suit purchasers
II can be examined at any me previous to the day
Of sale, upon application to the CommAndant OF the
Washington Navy Yard.
Samples OF similar scale have shown 50 per cent.
Of metallic copper.
Ten per cent. Of the purchase money must be de.
posted at the time Of the sale and twelve days will
be allowed to remove II from tho Yard otherwise
the deposit will be forfeited to the Government.
oil pay ments 70 be made In Goyernment funds,
aud before the scale 10 removed from the Yard.
By order Of the Bureau Of Construction and Re-
pairs, Navy Department.
81. WALES,
AUS. s.wed4t In charge Of Construction Stores.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

SUSPICIOUS CHARACrERs.-Aaron Wash
ington and Benjamin spillman,. oolorod,. were
arrested by ofiosr Skinner as being suspicious
characters, and not being able to give clear
account Of their abiding place, were committed
to the workhouse by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

TENTH PRECINCT precinct had
quite number of drunken and disorderly char
aoters within Its boundaries on Saturday night,
all Of whom were arrested and mulcted In various
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

WAIVED HEARING AND GAVE BAIL
wm. McPitcheu, who was arrested several days
since by Detectives Claryoe and McDeyitt on a
charge Of having defrauded Matte Phillips out
Of two gold watches and 800 and who was held
for a hearing before Justice Walter, has waived
an examination and given bail for court In the
sum Of $500, Mr.. W. B. Williams, Of the hrm Of
Green 4 Williams, becoming his surety.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

Nor OPEsED.-In consequence OF the
absence Of Mr.. MCPHERSON, Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives, tho bids for furnishing the
House with stationery were not opened on Sat
urday. The bids will be opened during this
week
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

DIsAPPoIsrED.-Itws was runored that G en-
sral Grant would visit the National Race Course
on Saturday In company With several friends,
who proposed to Try the speed Of their nsg'.
sporting fraternity, among whom Messrs. Ward
Lamon, president; John Van RiIwick, vice presi,
dent; 8. @. Kendall, secretary and Colonies W.
II. Boyd and J. g. Winp, (msnagers,) Of ths
National Race Course Association, Majors Mich.
olson and Cash, Of tho Marine Corps, General
Capron, Of Illinois. General Grant and hi,
friends did not appear, SO tho spectators got W
q walking match against time, Colonel W. II
Boyd being the contestant, and doing some tai
walking.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
isTERIoR.

Fly balls caught-Jonss, 2; Walden, 2; Pat
terson, l; Fisher, q Naylor, 2; Townsend, 8.
Fly balls missed-Jones, l; Cronin, Il Brown,
i; Smith, l; Lyon, Il Smith, 8; Walker, l.
Fouls oaught-Cronin, Ii Smith, 81 Fullerton,
8; Walker, l.
Fo. lis missed-smith, !.
Ont O +, bases--NstionaI, IL; Interior, l6.
Left on bases-Nationai, Q; Interior, Q.
Struck @, ,Nt-Sample.
Run out. Smith, Of the Interior.
Rome runs Jones, Il Fisher, Il Smith, Of tho
Double plays Walden and Sample, Il Smith,
Jones' and sample, Ii Sample, Walden, and
Cronin. 1.
Balls called-Jonos, s; Lyon, ID.
Passed balls-Smith, 2; Fullerton, "a.
Time Of gams-Two hours and forty
minutes. ., x,,,L..
ball club. ,p
Scorerr-Messrs. Brsndeburg and Potts
CRICKET.
On Saturday single wicket match made up
of two fours Of tho Washington cricket club was
played on the White Lot The following score
was made:
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND

pUhEAU Of OfCONSihOOllON AMI
wAsHrsoros, D. O., Sept. 10. 1857.
The Navy Department will offer at public auction
the following named Eessels:
At EsB sAXk E.H2 sEy ESsk
The NORTH CAROLINA, e3s tons, a sailing
vessel yS kHSns Sst hssyiS eopP:55
Ths AUGUSTA, $40 tons, sids-whssl steamer.
The M1ssAEHUskTTsmli tSs. screw :,s.msr
Tie DUNBARroN-6sS tons. iron side.wheel
steamer.
Together with the following vessels Of similar
construction. all copper. fastened. Wis
tons.
s0N0MA-eI tons.
PONTIAC-e74 tons.
PAwT1XET-e74 tons
MArTABEsE1T-e7I tons
MASS ,soIr-s74 tons.
KUrAw-ez6 tons.
CONsRMAUGH-s65t tons.
TI00A-Sl9 tons.
AT TIE U. s gAyrYARD. PHILADELPHIA,o ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER SD, AT l2 O'CLOCK, N.
Tho FLoRIDA-l, 2ol tons, side wheel steamer
The HoRsET-seo tons, iron side wheel steamer.
together with the following vessels, Of similar
construction, all copper. fastened, via;
MErACohRT-e7lt tons.
sAssACUs-e74 tons.
CHRnAH0O-974 tons.
MBND0TA-e7< tons.
MIN0O-gT tons.
MACKINAw-e74 tons
GENEssBE-s0S tons.
rhs FLORIDA aud Maekiuaw can be examined at the
Navy Yard, and the others at League Island.
AT TIE u g. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER ORR, AT IL O'CLOCK,
N.
The BIgNyILLE-l,6 ,65s tons, side.wheel steamer.
The JOHN ADAMs-700 tons, sailing sloop of
wa5 liys oak sSPgsr fastened .S"
live oak, copper fastened.
At THE U s. NAVY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. O.,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sra. AT IL O'CLOCK,
NJ
The eTALLAPoosA-eT4 tons, side wheel steamer
The CHIC0pKR-97t tons, hull only.
The PREsroS-amAll steamer, hull only.
AT THE U. S. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VA, ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l0rH, AT IL . O'CLOCK NJ
The AGAWAN-974 tons side wheel steamer.
The rBXAs-oAptured Rebel ram.
The COLUMBIA-cAptured Rebel ram.
These vessels and their I'M nventories can be exam.
ined at auy time, on appleA ion 10 the eommAndAntA
Of the respective navy yards.
Twshty per oentum Of the amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited the day Of the sale, and
he remainder must be paid, aud the vessel removed
from the navy yard within two weeks from the day
Of sale. sepll-sotd
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
DOUDRETTE. POUDRETTE.

Pages United States Poudretts for sale in any
quantity by J, p. Bartholow, sole agent No hb6
Seventh street, below the avenue. AuSlms
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

THREATS. John Brown INDUCED in
threats Of violence toward Fletcher Pusey, for
which he was arrested and held In security to
keep the peace by Justice Bates.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

UNRULY JAIL BIRps.-It appears that
Warden Heustiss is having considerable trouble
with some Of his prisoners. While some OF the
guards were searching the cells on Thursday
evening last, King, tho notorious horse.thief
delivered to thsm very handsome and effective
saw, by tho uso of which they could leave the
jail in very short time. Tho best Of irons do
not suffice to hold these dosperadoes. and only a
fow mornings since, Smith, the housebreaker,
was found free Of his 'rufles, q cell companion
having operated on them successfully with a
brick. They have been assigned to separate
cells.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
TARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
" AIT GALLERY.
it'll 01HokR BuILDIR9,
El seventh street,
ohOK MORA II RUNNING ORDlR.

The damage caused By tho late are has been 90 far
repaired that business will DO resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY ostobsr lth,)
When, formerly the rule will be strictly enforced
thIoug ghout the sstAbnshment,
"PRoDUok rHR BRsT, NO AATTRR WHAT THE
COST II TIM AnD MATKRIAL."
Mr.. O. takes thia opportunity 10 thank his numsr-
Gus friends and sustomsrs for past kindness, and
70 say shall Be his constant aim 70 sontinus 70
merit The ysry liberal sasosIagsAsAt AsrstsieF. an.
ended 70 kins Nj ssS-du
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

ACCIDENT TO A CLERK,-Col. Wheeler, a
clerk in the Bureau Of Statistics, met with q
serious accident on Friday last He attempted
to stop a runaway horse but failed and was
knocked down and run over He had log
broken, and was otherwise injured,
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
IRON WORKS,
GRAY A NOYEs,

FOUNDERS, aACHlNIsTs, AND BolLkR hAkkRs,
Corner Of Maine avenue and ThiId street.
| Manufacturers Of Improved stanonAIy na fort.
able steam EnEiues Of any regal cd pswsIi Saw and
oris, niii. also Of Architectural Iron Work. Graf.
ings Railiags forsings Iron and BrAss Castings Of
The inerosssd facilities Of our new and extensive
.stabshmsut enables Us to offer those having orders
10 make in our line superior class OF work on the
most favorable tsImA
Agent. Tor ,BarahAA's Improved J0syA Turbine
water Wheel Aule-Sm
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aatioual &fpnlb'litan..
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

one square, ono insertion, eli subsequent inser
lions 80 cents. One square, one month, ss. Liberal
inducements TO quarterly, semi annual, and yesri,
advertisers. HHH...
Every other day advsrtissmentS, 90 per cent addi'
aonal. Twice q week adysrtissmsnts, 76 per cent
additional., s. rfsr.4 ..--... r.r....
Eight lines constitute square Lsss thss squar,
charged in proportion, at the above rats,.
Editorial nosiees IS osnts per line each insertion
Local nstiees, 10 cents Per line each insertion.
Advertisements should be handed In before p N
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

: POLICE BUILDING AssocIATIoS.-A
meeting Of the members Of the Metropolitan
force will be held at police headquarters this
evening for the purpose Of forming building
association. NJ
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

FUNERAL or CORPORAL WiLLIAMs--
YssLsrdaJtat 10 q NJ, the fansrAl Of Corporal
George Williams, Of company D, 18th United
States infantry, took place from Russell Bar
racks hospital. Williams died on Saturday at
IL noon, from wounds received by knife at the
hands Of William Rldridge on Thursday night
last at Rutherford's restaurant, corner Of Second
street and Psnnsyivania avenue, east. There
was detachment Of men from each company In
the regiment yesterday as funeral escort under
command Of Brevst Major II. o. Bgbsrt. Eight
corporals acted as pail bearers and preceded BY
the band Of the regiment and q hne drum corps.
They left the barracks for Arlington cemetsry.
The band and the company Of the deceased were
In advance Of the corpse. which, covered with the
national emblem, was borne iu an ambulance,
the detail following after with the commissioned
officers ii the rear OF the procession. The
cortsgo marched along the avenue to Fourtsenth
street, down Fourteenth to Maryland avenue,
and at the cast end Of Long bridge the detail
took their leave, CON pany B only accompanying
the remains TO their final resting place. A yollsy
was fred over the grave Of their late fellow
soldier when at the cemetery, the company
then returning TO their barracks.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

Two TOURNAMENTS To-MoRRow.-To-mor-
row the Geilboro' Tournament Association will
give q grand tournament at Giesboro'. Mr..
Francis McNerhany will be tho orator Of tho
occasion, and DR.. Charles Allen will address the
sir knights. This association is composed Of
residents of the Sixth ward and the county I'D
joining the District on the south side.
On the same day, as We have already stated,
Grace church, near tho Blair farm, will give a
festival and tournament, to be held on Mr.. II. 7.
Wilson's farm, near by, by which to secure funds
to build parsonage. Hon. Montgomery Blair
will address the knights.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

CHARGED WITH LARoENY.-On complaint
Of Mr.. M. IL. Prince, Officer Kelly, Of the Third
ward, arrested a oOlorsd lad named John simp-
son on = charge Of stealing very handsome
meerschaum pipe, which he was endeavoring to
sell at low figure The pipe Is worth at least
$50 Simpson will have hearing this morning
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

BASE BALL-The second mines Of the
National and Interior base ball clubs played q
match game Of base ball on the grounds Of the
former on Saturday afternoon. The attendance
was good, and the playing was spirited. Tho
National club was victorious, as will be seen by
the following score:
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At THE U. s. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D. Q.
NJ
The eTALLAPoosA-eT4 tons, side wheel steamer
The CHIC0pKR-974 tons, hull only.
The PRES r0S-amAll steamer, hull only.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

In the most cruel manner, rushed forward nod
himself commencsd making a diversion In the
horses favor, by belsboring tho shoulders Of the
man with his cane, srclaiming at the same time
"why do you abuse your horse in that brutal
wlyf" The man snswsred, "whst IL II your
business, sir-the horse Is mine and shall do
msr' Tho Chsncsiior replied: "And too claim
that my cane is my own and will do with II as
Ipissss, 20 long as you abuss your horse In that
way" The Lord ohanoelldr In this instance
probably stepped little beyond the strict limits
o. the law, but not much too far in my opinion.
(Signed) ANDREW WIN.
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QUESTIONS FOR A YOUNG LADY.
l. DO you see any good in poetry
except as words for music !?
9. Is not "Paradise Lost" a bore :?
3. Who was Dante 2 and do you
not think that he will live chiefly
through M. Gustave Dore's engrav-
ings2
4. Is not great fuss made about
Byron aud does not your cousin
Charles, in the Artillery, write every
bit as good poetry?
5. Should not rhythm be pro-
nounced as if spelt rhyme, as the two
words mean the same thingl
6. Is not English poetry far in
ferior to French!
Z. Do the following words con
vey any IDEAS to your minds: Her
bert, Spenser, Cowley, Herrick,
Collins, Gray, Coleridge, Words
worth, Browningl Have you no
ticed any such words on the backs
of books in your papa's library :
Punch.
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gag "Buy any butter here y said
country customer, who walked into
a dry goods store in certain city,
and looked much like q character
who knew GREAT deal more Of him
self than he cared to tell.
"No, SIR replied the merchants,
I'VE don't wish to buy any"
"Want to buy any eggs y
"No, sir; we keep u dry goods
store here
$50! Wa'al, then, may be you'd
like to buy some chickens fat as
pigs, and q mighty sight nicer, tew."
mo, sir; | tell you We don't deal
in anything but dry goods"
Couldn't | sell You nice fat
shoulder of pork =
Il tell you, sir, we don't deal in
dry goods exclusively here"
"Wa'aI, what'll you give for dr1ed
pcochcy z"
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CLERICAL ANECDoTE.-The Rev
erend Samuel Clawson, a Methodist
preacher Of eccentric manners, some
times called the "wild man." was
very popular in Western Virginia
some twenty years ago. He was
cross-eyed and wiry-made, and very
dark skinned for white man. At
times he was surprisingly eloquent,
always excitable, and occasionally
extravaganza. He once accompanied
brother minister, Rev. Mr.. r.,
prominent pastor, in visit to
coored church. Mr.. r. gave the
colored preacher the hint, and of
course Clawson was invited to preach.
He did SO, and during the sermon
set the impulsive Africans to shout
ing all over the house. This, in turn,
set Clawson to extravagant words
and actions, and he leaped out of the
pulpit like deer, and began to take
the hands of the colored brethren
and mix in quite happily. He wept
for joy. Then, passing through the
crowd, he found brother r., and sit
ting down beside him he threw his
arms around his neck, and with tears
streaming down his cheeks, he said j:
"Brother r., / almost wish / had
been born niger These folks
have more religion than we have. /"
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FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Plantation In the Manchac
IA region, In this Parish, containing 900 ar
peuts Of BAND--about 49, or 40 Of which are
cleared and well improved. Among the improve
ments are good Dwelling House. Gin House,
out buildings, &c. The place Is abundsntly sap
Piled with good water and Is in one Of tbs heathi-
est localities in the STATE
For further particulars as to terms, &C., apply
OF this office. now
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cUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
"a dozen Preston Il Merrill Yeast Powders,
6 boxes Macaroni and Vermiceli,
boxes Bi. Carbonate Soda,
boxes Soda Crackers,
80 half barrels Family Flour,
900 pounds choice 6reen Teas,
10 boxes starch,
IL boxes choice Factory Cheese,
100 reams Wrapping Papers,
Is boxes Soap and Candles,
400 pounds Fancy Sugar.cnred Hams,
rs barrels Family and Bakers Flour.
The above goods now In store and for sale at
reasonable prices.
oct5 JOSHUA BEAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES, ETC.

STATE OF LOU1STANA-FIFTH JU-
dcal District Court Parish of East
Baton Rouge--Succession Of Gerge w.
Holden and Caroline Williams, deceased
No. $50 Probate.
WHEREAS, George W. Holden of
w said Parish, has this day applied to
be appointed Administrator Of the above
entitled and numbered SUGGESTIONS.
Therefore notice il hereby given to all
persons interested therein, to show cause
at the Office Of the Clerk of said Court,
within ten days from the first publication
hereof, why his application should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal of our
-. said Court, this 9th day Of No
Ir 9 yember, 1867.
JAMES COOPER,
now Deputy Clerk.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
Call at N. Wax's
N Ew STORE

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
AZ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ DO barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for planting
90 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
barrels Sanerkraut,
0 barrels Choice No. Mackerel,
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
halt barrels Pigs Feet,
3 half barrels Picked Tongues,
half barrels Golden syrup,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Raisins,
25 boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
Q boxes Candies,
20 boxes Candies,
B boxes VernIceli,
boxes Macaron,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
900 Smoked Shoulders,
kegs Fresh Western Butter,
6 kegs Fresh doshen Butter,
8 kegs Fresh Holland Herrings,
Q tierces Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also, "A full assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX's NEW STORE,
deo2b. Opposite the Court House.
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NOTICE.

s1sROM after this date, competent Druggist
L. will he on hand at all hours of the night, At
the Drug Store of j. JASTR aMSKi, on Tnird
street, and at the store of J. JASTkEMSkI d
BHO., corner of Africa and vt. Ferdinand streets.
BATON RoUGE, October 18th, 1867.
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling for a small fam
N ny, containing four rooms convenient yard,
outhoaaes, &c situated on the csrner OF ST.
Charles and Europe streets. Apply to
septic L. BONNECAZE
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HOUSE TO RENT.

lITUATEn on America street.-The property Of
~ Mr.. L. st. Martin. For terms APPLY TO
septl7 L. BONNECAZE
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FOR RENT.

FE1HREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the ftEs,
Il Peoples Store, opposite The Bank, Third RE.i
street For particulars apply at the
ssptl7 PEOPLES STORE