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ng in every semblance of truth, as much as you
lacked Of common decency when you admins
tered an oath of loyalty to a grey-headed old
man in Mendoza, on dry goods box, at midday,
by gang Of your melted scallawags, induced to
do SO by your incendiary and cowardly teach
ings. The fact is patent, that the Democratic
Mass Meeting in Mendoza was an eminent sue
cess, in this very hot-bed of r.dicalism hence
the bitter animosity Of the Jacobins. They
wanted it to be a failure, "but it wouldn't be q
failure"
THE EARLvILLR GAZETTE.
When this twopenny little sheet started it did
30 on neutral grounds, thereby calling to its aid
large share of its patronage. But 1 see of date
it has sloughsd off into the cess-pool of radical.
ism. That it should do 30 is not surprising,
when We consdeRths hair-brained, brainlsss o..
tsnsible head Of il To him there is no sin aar.5-
usaoh. That dp. s. Deputy Assessor. his
father, should ar is demented boy to BE- the
sewer for DR.. Wiley, is his raid for the legisla.
ture, to vent his persotk spite upon an old and
respected private citiash of Earl, is surprising
Dr.. ". had no excuse for ~ g ~ss and Indecent
attack upon DR.. Norton, "a y that he was
the father of Capt. W. . Norton. our next
Sheriff. 1t may Be thaaf basenss DR.. Norton
follow, different school Of 1sti1las, this cir
cumstance may have furnis'lsd IJHW. a reason
for the personal attack upon psiyats citizens Of
his own town. These assaults M private char
scter by republican scribblers Il =. great argu.
ment Of the Jscobin party during the present
canvass. But 70 see the lowest personalities
brought before the public without rebuks, by
these psnny-s.liners, becomes insutferable and
disgusting in all sysa, irrespective of party. =
VINDEx.
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DAYTON.

The Democracy held meeting at the School
House in this village, on Monday evening Oct
18th. John Green was called 10 the chair il.
Montgomery, of Leland, was then introduced,
who entertained the crowd for nearly two hours
in an able and eloquent appeal, to sustain the
constitution of our country and our liberties
l.. y. Hess, Sec.
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TIVE GEESE REATHERs.-35O lbs I've
II Geese Feathers On hand and for sale BY
GEORGE W. PIERCE,
octloIs No. IS Main st. sasl side Of Poy River bridge
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WALLACE.

GREAT SPEECH By WIN. NJ. SaEEYAS..-The
Democracy of the town of Wallace held q large
and enthusiastic meeting at the Finnessy School
House on Thursday evening, Oct. 8. VIM. NJ
Sheshsn, of Waltham, addressed the melting
His speech or this occasion was pronounced BY
oil who heard it the finest plea for the Constitu-
ton and Union that had been delivered in the
northern part of the county during this cam
Paign. His argument on the financial issue was
complete exposure Of the corruption and mis-
management of the radical party. He fully con.
WINGED his hearers that national debt is not
national blessing.
An able an eloquent speech was also delivered
by T. HIGGIss, Esq, who portrayed in vivid
colors the rascality and corruption of the party
in power.
handsome sum was collected 70 aid in fitting
suitable delegation 10 attend she great Demo
cratic demonstration at Ottawa on the 2ed. Set
Wallace down for large Democratic majority
tiis fall. s. +. EDWARDS.
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party He was followed by H. X. Boyle in
speech of nearly two hours. Utica is good for
IS Democratic majority
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The Demosrsts and 'naiv mpaplida.ls s&this
town met at the Blake School House ons Thurs.
day, October sth. The meeting was one Of the
largest ever held in this town. The SEYMOUR
LEGION of this town, numbering fifty men, was
present in full uniform, under command Of Capt.
Kimball,-snd accompanied BY the Serena Band.
The meeting was called to order BY the Chair
man OF the Serena Club, at about o'clock, when
Ben. N. Armstrong was introduced to address
tho audience, and favored US with one Of the
best speeches Of the season. He held the audience
a. if by magic for two hours and three quarters
during which he reviewed the corruption in the
republican ranks in manner that made the re-
publicsns vince and the Democrats feel good.
Ben. is doing good work in the cause Of De-
mocracy, and we b:pe to SEQ him elected to re-
prssen: the people Of La Sale and Livingston
Counties in the Legislature Of Illinois
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DEER PARK.

DEER PARK.
The democracy of the town of Deer Park met
at the Town House on the evening of Oct. 10th,
to organize club. Thos. Johns was appointed
chairman. After some preliminary business,
Capt Dewey, of Ottawa, was introduced, and
proceeded to the discussion of the political is
sues of the day in manner that soon convinced
all that he understood the subject. After
splendid speech of one hour and half he closed,
when j. W. Armstrong was called out, and made
brief but telling speech, full of argument that
would not admit of contradiction. The democ-
raey will give good report of themselves at tho
coming ClectiGn. vi, THss. JOINS.
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OFFICIAL NOTIOES--CIPY.


ner i1, which the work is being executed, the
Council shall have the right to annul the contract
W1tnout putting the contractor in default as re-
CURED by article 1906 of the Civil Code and without
applying 70 court OF justice to aunu the same, and
without indemnity; and it is also well understood
that in case the contractor shall, at any time,
abandon the work or not finish and complete the
same in conformity with his contract the said con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have tor any
part of the work done BY him up to the date of
the abandonment, and that the city shall be
thereby discharged from any and all liability there
for; and it is also we'll understood that in case the
contract be resod the contractor and his securities
shall be held and bound in solido to pay unto the
city AL loss difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform the
work and the price at which it may be atudcated at
a resale OF rehabilitation.
Bids TO be for the whole works complete agreeably
to the foregoing specifications and plans file in
the office of the city surveyor.
New Orleans, January e 1858.
tsignedJ w. H. BELL.
City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Of Streets and Land.
ings
SigneD D. S. DEVICES.
(Signe6 L. w. PERKINS.
Ohairmen.
Registered February 8, 1868.
3. q. BRowER, Deputy Controller. fe5 3Ot
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MONDAY kyEAsu8o. February "a sasa
S0TToN-The sales to-day amourte5 n
5eOe bales at still lower prices. We nov
quo4e ,s os5oelnafy At --9l9c'i good ordinary
ding ~ -tD22c., and strict mid a ne A
---0223c. -
The market was so unsettled. parfion.
laEly after the p. NJ dispatchea fr,Tn + ~
erpo0l quoting middling OFianna mr. f4
that It was difficult to adjust ouoisiio1s
With any confidence, but The above fn5i-
caten as nearly as possible the ruling rafe1.
The demand was slack throughout tie day.
and confined TO very few buyers. A nun.
Der Of factors have covered up their sam
Pies. being unwilling 70 sell At the raliua
HAi The movement in gold appeared "a
nave 44t little fnfuence, none but Al hefu1
aeee1I ~ buyers Of foreign oxcheart
ea4 u A.iHE cEtrencely difficult 70 naIs tie
oi9iA4zg WI p bill Of lading bills.
sQa4e-fne receipts f1ls mefnina COM
ptlase ~ lnes. aud le bbia The demand
- fair and plelf 1lnoil al ne e7Ti-ic -,
sold ~ full plicsa. asgs 70Sa76ie >e.- ~
4.tAuf 4s.e. for eo50 common. IN az fsiF
t-ti0lt1c. ior good iaIt lan. f0r fnllr f4Ir
Aetc. ioE prime. 10 Ic fer ctoIrn' Ie4r ~
yellow clarlnedi l6lNzIc f1f Whffe amf
144eDl4fp. fog seconds
a oE'.esis-.fAe recaipia tlla morniae
81 l1tstt ~ p91., which were 10'd x
meHilns co., for lepoiled, and sos. IN
prime reboiled
flopH The receipts siats falufd4e
AQI b liberal Is UefeI eancaled. TEf
iM4Nl Is4ely good, especially <I5r ar1II'a ~.
p4 4s41le extra for the f nd zN.r.
,leNl' sf4 prices lor those ias1t ~ ID a..
1Aie4 t4tAI 1000 lnlfl a. which 100. lea.
- 4Qg sapsfips &. 1lQi zee treble sKlsa 81
'Av ~ 4ye ana 1Aa Do ai $40 50, leo 81 I
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its merits at Sill: 200 at SIS SO; 200, 900,
ana lOuO extra on private terms; 100 fine at
So; l25 and 200 double extra at $40 so; 100
treole extra at So; rs do. at Sl2 IS; and
lO0 on its merits at Sl3 rs ID Dbl.
PoRK-ls in light supply and very much
IN IN request. Holders are now asking S26 90
- Dbl. for mess, which is the price dealers
are obtaining at retail. A lot of go bbls.
prime mess sold at $2l SO y DBL, and $40
obls. sold as follows: $50 on private terms;
80, 40, and 200 at $26 u Dbl.
BACoN-Is scarce and in active demand at
still higher prices. Pretty much all the re-
ceipts since Saturday were sold, and the re-
ported sales comprise 90 hogsheads, Of
which l6 casks shoulders at l24c.; and II
do. at l3c. IA do. ribbed sides at 14c.; 10
and Is do. clear sides at l55c. T3 ID. Holders
are now asking Ice. for clear sides.
LARD.-The supply of prime and choice is
light and the demand is good at full prices.
A lot of 229 kegs prime sold to-day at 153c. u
b. fierce is quoted at l4sc. An offer OF l6c.
was refused for lot of 200 kegs choice.
GREEN MEAT-There have been some re-
ceipts, and 25, 900 lbs. shoulders in bulk sold
at 101c. U ID.
CoRN-There is very good inquiry on
the part of buyers for export, but the sales
thus far have been restricted by the ad-
vanced pretensions of holders. The trans
actions embrace $500 sacks, of which 1000
and 1850 sacks white at &c., AGO do. in lots at
Csc, and 400 yellow atSl O23, 1000 white at
94c., 800 and $50 do. at CSC. % bushel.
OATs-Are quiet and unchanged. Sales
to-day $50 sacks, of which 100 at S3c.; SO,
1879, and 800 at S4c.; and so at s5o. % bushel.
BRAN-The market is dull, and prices are
lower. 200 sacks sold to-day at 81 rs %
100 TBS.
HAY-A fair jobbing trade is doing at
$2O02l for prime Western. BY the regular
trade 200 bales prime sold today at $40 %
one boat load of 900 bales inferior at Sl5@
IS, and one of 500 bales at Sl6@l7. Hold.
ers are asking $50 u ton for prime and
choice at wholesale.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The arrivals
from the West since our report of Saturday
last includes the steamboats, Strader and
Richmond from Louisville, the Mississippi
from Cairo, and the Alaska from Cincinnati.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
GREAT BROAD GAUGE DoIIBIr IN,
VI route to New York, Boston, and New H..
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS PROM

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE md
~ route TO New York, Boston, and New E11'
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk to New York. .....,...,,,,,,,,..- isa
Buffalo to New York. " \
Salamanca to New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
And lie from Twenty-Five to TWenty-seyen ~
the shortest route.
All trains run directly through TO New Va,
miles without change Of coaches,
From and after April 20, 1867, trans win Y
in connection with all western lines a. follnva
FROM DuNKIRK AND SALAMARcA-By MAJ n
time from Union Depotsi
1880 A. Ri. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirt \
Except Sundays). Stops atSalamanca 10 4
connects at Hornellsville and Corning with nv
N. Express Mail from Buffalo. and arrives n |
2:35 P. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Sal,nl
carly except Sundays); Stops at HornellsvilieTl
A. N. Day Express 2. NJ, lsupperl interseotipr
ths 2;zQ I. ~ train from Buffalo. and arrivesin
4:i5 p. n NEW YORK NIGHT ExPRFss firm,
kirk except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca 6s
(breakfasD and arrives in New York at lS:s1 81
connecting with afternoon trains and steamssl
Boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALo-Ry New York time from
corner Exchange and Michigan streets;
b'45 a. M. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS EunA
excepted.l Stops at Hornellsytlle 9.03 A. nj M
Iss s1 9sn1ns1 az 1iI Z ~ dinner, TaEns
7. n. Connects st Great Bend with Deai1
LaokaWanna and Western Railroad, and a n
-
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and N
800 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and Han
vile daily, except Sundays). Arrives in NsT II
q Ib9 a. "A. Connects at Elmira with Eoril
Central Railroad for Harrisburg Philadelphia /
timoret Washington, and points south
2;D r. d. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Supdlu
cepteoO, stops ct Hornellsville 6:25 p M tgopl
and arrives in New York at 100 A. NJ Com
Jersey City with Morning Express Train Tor
at New York with Morning Rxpress Train for NJ
and New England cities.
$40 p. n. NEW YoRK NIGHT ExPRFss
stops At Portage s;55 P, ~ lspPl, Interested
kirk, ana arrives in New YORK at 1851 p. nj
u:O +. N. CNcnSHAT1 EXPRESS, daily gun
excepted.l stops ct SusquehannA 7:22 a M
Turner'S I 10 P. M. dim. and arrives in NeWfa
trial Railway for Harrisburg, Philsdelphia
more, Washington, and points south, at Greet.
with Delaware, LackaWannA and Westernlaii
Tor scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia, andt
nofk WITH AFTERNOON trains and steamers tofB
and New England cities.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving Buff
6:l0 Z. NJ, and reaching New York at II :3OP 4
Boston and New England passengers viii
baggage are transferred FREE OF oHARGE 4
To pleasure travellers the l1ne Of the Erie r,
presents many obiaota Of interest, passing IN
tue beautiful valleys 1l the Uhemung Sus0ushl
Delaware, and halnapo rivers, an ever.chir
panorama OF natures beauties commands ats.
coaehes in the world accompany AZ ight trii
this railway.
Baggage checked through aud re sIways /,
as BY any other route.
tanned at all principal ticket offices in the Wes
southwest
II. RIDDLE, VIM r BARR
Gent superintendent Gen'l Pass, a
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Dudley Buck, Pendleton, from
Vera Cruz 18th inst, to G Fosdick &co
list district II
British schooner Henrietta, Snow, from
Havana, to master-Basin
Schooner c A Jones, Goodspeed, from Bos.
ton, to master-Point
Schooner Palma, PARKWAY, from Layaca.
to master-New Basin
TOwBOATs.
Heroine, Brown, from the Passes-Went
down light-brougbt up bark Pirandel-
10 and schooners Etna, Adventurer, and
Fancy.
STEAMBOATS,.
p W Strader, Stein, from Evansville.
Ezra Porter, Lee, from Shreveport.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Lafourche Cross
ing.
Iberyille, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
Louise, Hopkins, from MOBILIZE RR.
I D Hine, Morgan, from Shreveport.
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EVTICE 10 MARINERS.

FIXED RED LIGHT AT HALF-MooN REFF
Ll9hT STATION. MATAGORDA BAY,
OFFICE EToRr HOUSE, IEspEoroR,
=, =, Eighth District,
No. l2 Cont street. NsW Orleans la, FEB 81. is5s.
nxed Red Light will be exhibited from
the Light Tower situated on the soiItheTn
extremity Of HalEMoon Reef, in Matarorda
Bay. Texas, on the EVENING OF FEBRU-
AIRY 10th, 1868, from sunset to suurise, and
thenoeforth I've SO continued nightly, The
Illuminating Apparatus is dioptric, or BY
Lenses Of the sixth order. The focal plane
is at an elevation of thirty-five feet above
the sea level. The Light should be visible
under ordinary circumstances Eve (5) nau-
Tower is painted Black, and the superstruc.
ture White. ~
By order Of the Light House Board:
CHARLES GREEN,
lel4 lot Inspector Eighth District.
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STEAMSHTpS.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
a<ans FOR RREAGMN VIA SOUTH.
&SENIs ptOn--The fEst-olaas o. s. Mail stsAm
ehIps Atlantic Baltic, Western
FRIDAYS from Pier IS. n. r., for Southampton and
Bremen, taking passengers TO Southampton, Lon.
payable In Gold. q its equivalent IN currency. Go
London or Paris ebi Hamburg IS additionally
From Bremen. Southampton. and HsvTss 70 New
First cabin, ell0; second cabin, S7S Storage Ssa
Excursion tickets out and home:
Fret cabin. sac; second cabin. $40; gtssraes So
Sailing days from New York and BFomen-June /,
IS and a. July l3 end n. August 10 and ~ Esptem.
ber and q, October and lg, November and i6
Fer freight or Daa1age apply to
q. y. LAuGHEAED,
.- Agent for New Orleans el Magssina 81
ISAAC TAYLOR, Presidsls,
epu ~ DbroAdway. NeE York
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ARRIVED SUNDAY.


Steamship George Cromwell Vail, from
New York, TO A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Indianols
and Galvestoni to c A Whitney &eo-
LIST district IL
italian bark F PIrandello, Tarta, from Mes
sina, to P G Pirandello-Point
British schooner Adventurer, Coleman,
from Ruatan Island, to master-2d ais
trict IL
British schooner Etna, Goodspeed. from
Ruatan Island, to Grande-2d dis
trict IL
BTEAMBoATs.
Richmond, Neal, from Louisville.
Alaska, Cakes, from Cincinnati.
Mississippi, Thompson, from Cairo.
r 3 Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Gov Allen, Richardson, from VicEsburg.
Pioneer, ScoYil, from Jefferson.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Aloe, Radoyich, from Lower Coast.
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No. sG1-New Series.

Resolved, That the Controller warrant on the
Treasurer in favor of Page. bradford q Co for the
sum Of seven hundred and thirty nine dollars and
hfty-two cents tSi39 49, in full payment for dsin-
teetants furnished by ther to the city of New or.
leans during the months of july. August Septem-
Der, October, and November, 1867.
(Signed) f. W. PERKINS
President pro TEN. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signed) A OARRfERE
President Pre- tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
lsigne0 E. HEATH, Mayor
DANIEL X. WHITAKER, Secretary fe2 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-25

FOE THE ERECTGOK OF A BULB
Ing on the Lot belonsins 60 the CITY OF
New Orleans en- Lafayette Street, near
the corner Of Dryades Street, CO be
Used ns . ReeOrdeF's Court, Poaace
Station and LsekuP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-25
No. ss2-Nem Series.

Resolved, That paragraph three of section two of
ordinance No. 347, new SERIES entitled IAN ordi.
nance establishing pounds for the city Of New Or.
leans" DO so amended as to read as follows:
THE third pound district shah be Comprised from
the southeast side of Esplanade and Broad streets
down Broad to LahaTpe street, down Iaharpe 10
Galyez street., from Galvez, corner Laharpe street
to st. Bernard avenue from GAlvez through Genius
70 Elysian Fields street, Eysian Fields street. To
Claiborne street, Claiborne street to Port street.
Port street TO 9oodehidren street, Goodehidren
street TO Poland, Poland to Love street. Love 70 De-
lery street, DeleIy TO Levee street, and Levee to
Egplanade street." -
8ign0d) FW PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
8igned) A, UARRTRRE
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved February 20, 1863
(5ign0d) IL. HEATH Mavor
D4N'L K. WHITAKER, Secretary. fs2l@
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ALLENTOWN RAILROAD I'm

NEW. ALL RAIL. FAST FREIGHT d
IN direct between Boston, New York, ana
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, and JerSSy
without change Of Cars.
New York goods for PittsburR must be deiva'
Allentown Transportation Company, and not =
agents OF the New Jersey Central Railroad 4
Bills Of Lading issued at the once Of the Lin,
24 BrOGdWAy.
Boston Once No, II Washington street
ana oMJJSOsH al. z Z. I HAMILTON, Agsss
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday. February %, 1863
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Alhambra, Thomas, for
Liverpool-J H Ashbridge Ocean
British ship Stadacona, Cassidy, for Liver
pool-Henry, Knox &co
British ship Berkeley Castle, James, for
Liverpool H Ashbridge & Ocean
Italian brig Alexandra, Searone, for Genoa
-Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Schooner Union, Wilson, for Corpus Christi
H E Woodhouse
Steamer Mississippi, Thompson, for st. Louis
Master
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BLUE Rh hIHE 1tIs gS9Is AGNETNTR

Through to all points in the West and Fest ]
out change of cars or breaking bulk from Gain
Time and condition guaranteed to Chicago. q.
natl. st. Louis, Dubuque, Galena, Detroit m
Falls Albany New York. and Boston.
Special Rates to all points, and all Inform
given on application to
JAMES t. TUCKER
General Southern A..
oil II Uarondeiet ~
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,
Room No. I City Hail, :
New Orleans February IL. 1868. }
IL MAY BE WELL TO REMIND THE PUBLIC
that a. COMPL INT BOUK is opened in the
ONCE OF this department, and will be under obli-
cations to any Of our community who will enter their
complaints thereon relative to any dereliction of
duty on the part of employees, nuisances that
may be developed unbeknoWn to this department.
GEO. ID. FIhLD,
fel2 Street Commissioner.
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sTREEz OoannssIoNER,s orr1cr.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
No. Z City Hall, J
New Orleans February a 1868
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound, corner Of Lafayette and Locust streets,
estrays-
Five GOATS of different colors
Which, # not claimed within three DAYS and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on MONDAY, February a. 1863 at
II O'Clock n. GEO. ID. HELD
PETER HART. for Controller fe22 st
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No. S59-New Series.
Resolved, That permission be and the same is
hereby granted 20 Mr.. Charles Thompson to erect
frame building on Spain street. between CLARA and
SsS@eSst;o ssssSSi - 80 s::ssse-s--s - So zoSsSs
with slate aud 20 be bailtin all respects in accord
ance With city laws and Ordinances,
(Signed) n w PERKINS
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen
blgnodl A. CARRIERE,
-. Pne5ident Pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
sigusdl &. HEATH. Mayor.
DAsrEI X wHITAEER. Secretary. fen St
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MAYoRALIY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, February 20, 1868.
No. 86O-New Series.

Resolved That permission be and the came ia
hereby granted TO John DuTkin to open a stable on
Union street, between ST. Charles and Carondeiet
streets, provided the same be kent in aceordencs
with city laws and ordinances.
tSgnedJ f. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GSignedl A. CARRIERE,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
lsignedl E. HEATH, Mayor.
D. K WHITAKER, Secretary. feu5t
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WFsTr,
RAILWAY


VIA CINCINNATI, OR URBANA, OR Glt,I
or Mansfield. or Cleveland, or Cory, or Ssss
ca, TO or from New York, Boston, Pittsburc n
delphia, Baltimore and Washington CITY.
ibis Is the only route to the Oil Regions Of y
Passengers who wish a quick and comfsr,.A,.
will Appreciate the smooth and perfect trs.l
luxurious day cars, and the magnificent si
coaches, the excellent dining halls. with amSl.o
for meals and the prompt time and sure Conn.,
OF the Atlantic and Great Western RAILWAY.
Fare as low and time as quick as by 1py J.
route. ~
Through Tickets and Baggage uheoks-N.
Broadway, New York; Nos. Is state streef y
School street, Boston; Depot and Union ~
Cleveland; No. 66 CLARK street, chicago; in ~
natl, at No. 80 West Fourth street, N, IL ~
broadway and Front streets, lis Vine street n n
Mail Line Steamer Landing, foot of Vina "
and at New Passenger Depot of the Cino-l
Hamilton and Dayton Railway; in Louisvifs
W. corner Main and Third streets, and n
street. and at all tbs offices Of connecting Ina
L. ID. r. OkER, GepISsi
W. B. SHATrUO. GenI Ticket Agent