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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Ths capital stsek q ssd Company e hereby axed q the
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each ell Of which
10 be paid before the signing Of these presents which
capital be increased amount not exceeding MI
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING. Fol

FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY D. 1868.
CoTToN-The sales to-day amounted to
5000 bales at sitter prices in the morning,
but easier rates after the news. We now
quote ordinary at l71@1sac.; good ordinary
at 19@l9ac.; low middling st 20492O4c;
middling at 2l@2l3, and strict middling at
-Q22.
The market opened with fair demand,
and although factors were more stringent in
their pretensions, and there was only mod
crate supply Offering, yet the business COM
prised the amount stated above. Prices
showed unusual irregularity. Still low mid
ding brought during the morning as high
az 2lc., but later In the day IL could hardly
have been sold at over 20ac. There were sew
eral orders pending at 20 which the parties
eaala net ssxReute
The sales Of the pastSthree days (adding
400 bales 70 Wednesdays report) amount
70 IA zoe bales, making total for the week
Of 10000 against 5000 last week, and %,
leo the week before. The receipts proper
for the week, excluding the arrivals from
Mobile, Florida, and Texas, (Which are
embraced in their respective statements1,
amount to 23.27l bales, against 6.427 last
week. showing decrease Of 2l56 bales.
The receipts proper for the corresponding
week last. year were 20,576 bales. The
weeks exports comprise SO, 423 bales, en-
bracing 81 07 to Liverpool, 5460 to Havre,
1901 70 Bremen, l5l6 70 Hamburg, 32S to
Genoa, 2s5 70 Vera Cruz, 44e6 to Boston, 6ls
to Providence, and 1892 10 New YORK
SUGkR-Thefe were receipts this morning
Of 50 hhds. The demand continues good,
and the receipts were all sold as previously
During the week at l33c. ID D.. for good com.
mans l520l4c. for fair; l4l6Df4gc. for good
Jar; l5c. ioF fully fair; 1910. for prime;
io5c. ler choice lG@l6sc. for yellow clari-
ueoi 1870 llc. for white; and 14463l4lc. for
seconds. OK Cuba sugar some 6d0 boxes
were sold AZ 110lae. ior Nos. u and l3,
113Vll4e. tor Ne. Il; and l6qf1l6le. for Nos
~ ana y. weeks receipts Sos hhds. I0l
pPls imports from Cuba 200 hhda., 2227
boxes exports 60 hnds.. so bbis.
hoLAssEa-fhe receipts this morning
comprised $50 barrels. me denSnd
continues good, aaa the SUPPLIES
sell readily AZ fall prices. FeTnent
ing 751473c.; leboiiod s006zc % gallon.
There nave not been any changes duFIna the
week, ana nc receipts were Al sold. A Cargo
at SIC e gallon. WeeksfeceIpts 68B bbls.;
imports from Cuba 40 hhds., Is tierces, &
bhis.. exports 81 bba. 4
ANIMALS Fn0A THE WEsF-The arrivala
since our review Of yesterday comprise the
steamers Pauline Carroll from Cairo. silver
Atlantic, with three bArges, from Evanb
vile.
E1oca The demand continues good. hui
le IN restricted BY light supplies and nodl
n4llI t1nI. The receipts 5i1co stslardaJ
~ 4aIi and double extra and The gfa1al
below Nniea are most In request are yeI
very scarce Sales to-day 26i5 hbIa., D
which 200. 800. 6aa keo double aud III
treble extra on private terms; 100 on IA
merits q ~ 90 te b and leO superhbe q
~" w Ag4 Nv 4nA W. double extra At 5ll
~ LItftt t-t.- At +It 0U9 $50 choice ext =
~ ~ fsg srselP q ~ 5oi $50 do 81
tll l9i end i10at 4l1 Is " 1tI.
UtIIzt f.If 7IIIfa iii. ai.l.'I IssIf j.. -
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quite fair extent. Prices have remained
pretty much about the same. Weeks sales
81, S54; receipts LOG, 1872; exports a. 6sS sacks.
OAls-Continue dull and prices are still
lower: Sales to day 800 sacks, of which 12C
and 800 sacks (second-hand sacks) at Soc;
wv prime at Sic. b and 100 at SIC. 81 bushel.
Ine market has been dull during the week,
and prices have declined 3@4c, q bushel.
sacks.
BRAs-Is still dull, and is selling to the
trade at 81 so " 100 1bs. Prices have de-
elined about 35c. y 100 lbs. during the week.
Weeks sales 500 bags; receipts ~.
HAY-The market is dull, and sales are
making only in jobbing way at Sl90zO e.
ton for prime Western, decline OF ABOUT
81 tor the week. Weeks sales, 2O5O -Dales;
receipts, 854; exports, 800.
GREEN MEAT-There have been some
small receipts since yesterday, when the
market was bare, and 10 casks shoulders so,d
to- day at ll4c. ~ 10. Some receipts early
in tie week sold at l09c., ll4c., and lac.
d. for shoulders, when dealers were retail
ing at l2c.
PoRK-The receipts since yesterday are
light, and the market is nearly bare. The
demand is good, and prices are still tending
upward. A lot of 120 and one Of so bbls.
mess sold on the landing to-day at S27 y
bbl. 1t is retailing at $2T SO. Prices have
advanced gradually during the week from
$50 to the present rate. Weeks sales 1870
bbls.; receipts 2O54; exports 90.
BACON esterday the market was bare,
and the receipts this morning were small.
They were all sold to-day at very full prices,
and the following sales were reperted:
casks shoulders at 1Slc.; at 1896; 9 do:
clear sides at l6ic. do. at l7c.; II, 20, and
40 tierces sugar-cuTed hams at lSc.; 70 at
l74c. % b. Shoulders are retailing at 1910
14c.; clear sides l63@l7c. - IL. The sup
plies are altogether insufficient for the de
mand, and prices during the week have
advanced from l23c. u ID. for shoulders and
l5c. for clear sides to the present rates.
Weeks sales 300 tierces and casks; receipts
416 tierces, $50 casks, 1855 boxes; exports So
casks.
LARD-There is very little stock on hand,
and the receipts are light and insufficient
for the demand, which is very active. A
lot of 100 tierces prime sold to-day at l6ac.,
and one of SO tierces at lie. 8 ID. Kegs
brought TIC. yesterday, and holders are now
asking higher rates. Prices have advanced
l4c. during the week, owing to scarcity and
speculative demand. Tierces are retailing
at 179c. kegs at lSc. % Ii. Weeks sales 500
tierces 1879 kegs; receipts 1858 tierces 20l6
kegs; exports 600 kegs.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE Daily EEp .g 3 a /.

oFF1CE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
. FRIDAY EVENING. February q. lSss' )
The commercial week closes this evening
with quiet money market, the demand
capital ample, at least fer all such paper as
meets the views of lenders. The latter,
however, are very rigid in their scrutiny OF
signatures, and will accept none but first
class, or such as are fully secured. The
banks continue to discount all approved
business paper offered by their customers,
and are free lenders on solid cOllaterals.
Gold opened at 14l4@l4lA, and after sell
ing up to l423, closed at l42. The sales in
cluded S50,000 and $40 600 at 14l4; S64, 900
at 14lt; $4,000 at 14l2; $sl, 600 at l4l5;
5000 at l42; and $4,000 and SIS 600 at l424.
These transactions embraced several re-
sales. At the board last evening $4,000
changed hands at l4l3. A gold check on
New York for Sl5, 600 was passed to-day at
ID cent discount. In silver we noticed
sales of $500 in American halfdollars at
1919. They may be quoted at 1915; but
some sales have been made as high as 1876.
Nothing was reported in Mexican dollars.
The movement in foreign exchange WAS to
n fair extent at rather sitter rates, the
sales Of sterling including moderate
amount of good bill of lading at l52; fl500
and $1,000 Al at 1924 $4,000 bill of lading at
1879; $4,000 and $4,000 at 1921; $4,000 private
bankers and $4,000 bank at l54; f2500 AL
In fraNs we noticed sales of $4,000 and
$4,000 conlmercial at 3.729, and 10000
flrst-class 81 20. Sterling may be quoted
at 1526lI5 for AL bill of lading and clear
and l54tai " for bank; and francs at 8 75CQ
3.723 for al ;eH mercial, and 3.709S. 6TA fer
private ban ars and bank.
We have at little variation to notice in
domestic extlange. The banks continued
to check on w York at ] u cent discount,
at which they met only moderate counter
demand. The SALES of commercial included
$4,000 New York sight, in several sums,
at 1116@l discount. Private bankers'
checks for $75 600 were passed at ll-l6.
In stocks we noticed sales of rs shares
Carrollton railroad at $50, and so New Or
leans City railroad at $3.50. The latter,
nevertheless, was offered at SlSs, and could
have been bought as low as Sls6. At the
board last evening 70 shares Bank Of Amer
lea (25 and SOY sold at 1927 rs, and As Ores
cent City railroad go and 25) at Sl04 IS,
ex.diVidend We now uuote.
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OFFTOTAT NOTIOES--CITY.

neF in which the work is being executed. the
Council shall have the right to annul the contract
without putting the contractor in default,
CURED BY artcls 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying 70 court OF justice to annul the same. and
Eithogt indemnity; and II is also well understood
that in case the contractor shall, at any time,
abandon the work or not fnish and complete the
same in conformity with his contract the said con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for any
part Of the work done BY him mp 10 the date Of
the abandonment, and that the city shall be
thereby discharged from any and ali liability there
for; and it is also we'll Understood that in case the
contract be resold the contractor and his Eecurt es
shall be held and bound in solido to pay unto the
city all loss difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform the
work and the price al which it may be aeiudcated at
a resale or rehabilitation.
Bids to be for the whole works compiste agreeably
to the foregoing specifications and plans on file in
the office of the city surveyor.
(SignedJ W. H. BELL.
CITY Surveyor,
Approved by the Committees of Streets and Land
inRs. ~
iSgnedD d. s. DEWEES.
Signed 4. W. PERKINS,
ChAirmen.
Registered February 8, 1863
>. u BRowER, Deputy Controller. fe5 3ot
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ERIE RAELWAR.

-
GREAT BROAD GAUGR DOUBLE TRACK
" sOate 70 Now York, Boston, and New England
' rms RAILWAY ExrEDs SnoS
Dunkrk 70 New YORK, $50 mile
Bnnao 70 new OH; ,...'....... ...'..t5 miles
And Is RON twenty-five To- fwen.yssvcn miios les
the shortest route
miles without ehanss Of coaches = 7
From and after April q, 1851, trans win leave
fneA DuNKIag AND hA1.AAiAscA-i3y New Yozk
time from Union Depots: ~ Ill
80 A. n, ExRREss MALI. from Dankirk daily
texcspt Sundays. SEopa At salamaneR 10 A. NJ, and
connects a HornsllsVing and Corning with the A.
a. 41pzsss Mail from Buffalo. and arrives IN Nav
S:ssR 4. i1aHrs1Ho RxpnEsa, from salamaBc.
aaE 'sSosPs ssSSs soB0 q aCTnss.s a
ths 2:1Q M train IRON Buffalo, and arrives IN Nov
III: :l p. H NAV YoaK NIGHT i,xparss. from ~.
kirk lexoept nundey1. 6topa 1t Salamanca 6:l5 p
H. 0lsAn - r AZ, tenRPerA 5nEnere 0sss a.
eoDneetins Eiih aflernoon trains and steamers
bqsto1 and 3, &c. An9sand cities. !.
s:ls A. II. NEw YoRK DAY .ExfREss.. Sunday
ias II r M edBns Turn RI 81
lsaRpsrh and Strives u New York e lo:e
IaokaWgnnt and Western RaflroHd, and 81 JsrsoJ
QitE with t1dnis ht EXPRESS gain Of her gersq5
Se 4. NJ EzrHzah NAN, vis Avon and HoFusls
1t Loo AZ a. Cennecie IL Einiis yith Norihs5l
Csntgal Hail[qad for haysisbure Philadelphia Bal
fifncf1, WsealuGton, tnu pQuta aouth-
1.N Il. =. LnoHlHfNo UXrfEl1. t9uudaFE rF
coplee1, stops 81 HoruolI1FlIo 6.I r. u. tsdpuar)
and Rtrixos n New York st 100 A. "A. Connsc.1 y
Jersey QiT with Morning Express EEaih, fof AeE
dalsaY Railroad Tor haltisnoro and WaahinelnH anf
q S9g or Eise s.esning Express arairfor 1cnio1
ssl6 p 81. NV. YoRK gIaHE Kxgnrse, daily
Stops a RultAEe So T. n. lsupi intafelseti1g \
HornelsFiile with the l.af p ~ TRAIN from FtiF
kirk, and arrives Ii NfF kQfH At u s4l Y. ~.
HiO y. H. DIlCullt1I ELtAE8s olll1. tanoail
aroepiedl 6topa 81 1ulqaehaunA ia A. n ,tblfh
4uInels 10 =. 4. lulnJi ead A1pe4 IN New York u
lIal AAIlU1F I1z AafAi11uzT, Philadelphia, Bait
mora. " lahluEton+ and points HDuih. - Great Bend
NTH RolAWaEa. AapAnueuna and Weetetn ttniiroac
fnr Hrfnnf1n NTuut1n aud f1IlElQiuhia. and a Ne
York y ln - ernQqn t7aiue and ltotmoia for aosto
and New England cities.
Only one lFalp east On Sunday, leaving Buffalo 3
etl1 = X. aRd lsaqflng Nov York 40 q; 81 Y. 81.
hes.gn 80 Nes 1ngl.na l.s.enggls. VITA theil
lEaes, ass transferred HA4H or Q1Ahaa . Nos
Is isasnra trsyaisrH % line ii ne Era Railra,
nTa1Qnt1 may objects 81 fIqFcnlI paasl-F thFdalt
lhQ beautiful nlA9ya OF the hemnnNi ufquenaRae
NtlNH1f1i HHl "1suHrn rivers. AZ d1Hf-114nN1fe
pan Drama 81 ns4nr11 b1t1 comm afIenIIrh
Ile tq'J gall'lnte1 and lnoEl lQ4nfipu6 aAs81inf
eear1es " sne nesiH sfiPpIpa4S ~ 'sAt trains cE
Haassss shsslsd throuEh ana !, sls1ss . ID
An i5F lldtsl1 via Ele Railway, which can ha Oh
lelned a AZ prIncipal ticket oeeo IN the Wolt and
IA. Rlpp1E VIZ. = BARR.
0ea'i saBsiintsntent 0on1 Pasl. Assnt.
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IN BANKRUPTOY.

EsT1TE OF E1CHARD JONES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAIfs OFF1oE. A
District Of Louisiana, !
New Orleans, February 26 1853
FnHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
tWenty-iiith DAY of February A. d. 1858 WAR.
RANT in BANKRUPTCY was issued against
the estate Of RICHARD JONES, of New
Orleans IN the parish of Orleans and
state Of Louisiana, VINO was adjudged a bank.
Fupt ON his own petition; that the payment Of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging 10
such bankrupt, to him for his use, and the trans
fer Of any property by him, are forbidden by Law
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
70 prove their debts and 20 choose enc or more Is.
gignees Of his estate, viii be held at 8 Court Of
Bankruptcy, 70 be holden AZ No. 10 st. Charles
street " she city Of New Orleans Louisiana. before
Don A. Pardee, Register, the thirty-frst day Of
March, A. ID. lS6e II 10 o clock A. n. ~ 90 7
=. }. HEBRON, u. 8. Marshal,
No. 462-fe1l m3l lHt District Of TOuiaiana.
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OFFICIAL NOTIOES--CITY.


i74 sxkma
The back stairs on the middle building and prison
ers wh 5Gn Tsy q RsTa ss
hand.rai with square ballustors Of cypress lumber
The newells shan be inches diameter ard fancy
MARBLE MAzrK1s.
The mantsls and hearth in the Lieutsnant's office,
sc6iost e1ee and Gag room are e be Of BLACK
GALLERIEs. tH,--.
Galleries 10 have plain facias and 4xl0 inch wood
pilasteTs neatly capped and pinthed The undsf side
q the flooring with the projecting oss and bearers
The upper ceiling to be plastered and hard finished
DooRwAYs-
The front door to the Recorders court shall have
panneled lambs and Ceiling and other requisite IN.
ishngs according to the designs shown the front
pair Of - inches out and inside s'.' panneisd
doors. well hung with the best 6x5
bess kind Of wrought iron bolts, and with rstrate
American plated mortee lock- with the best kind Of
The other doorways in hec9urt room shall have ix
inch full moulded and raised eight panneled doors;
and fastened with frstrate inch American NOR.
tiee lock, with silver Manipulated facinss knobs and
The opening, to have inch rebat ed jambs and Io<
inch double face band moulded and bedded archi-
trAves with orr amental cap and ornaments on the
TOP;
have impost and head lights, inch related jambs,
and inch opened arcnitraye with band moldings;
oOOfb 70 De 1nCneS tulCk ohou IN Iul mould
ed pannels we'll hung with 44Sx41S inch best butts,
and fastened with trstrate inch A eriean NOR.
tice lock, with pearl white knobs and silver plated
facings and escuteheons. The doorways in the mid
die building shall have plain jambs, with solid tim
ber frames trimmed with inch moulded architraves
Each doorway TO have q inch pl4 IN panneed door,
well hung with 4x4 inch beat butts and fastened with
a good american I inch Rimlook's mineral knobs
and bronze drops.
The doorways in lieutenant's Office, cap room.
clerks Office recorders office, etc, shall have plain
imposts and headlights.
The whole Of the doOrways throughOut shall have
champhered yellow pine saddles screwed dewn to
the floor.
WINDOWS.
The whole of the windows shall be trimmed and
finished to correspond with the finish the several
doorways; they shall have * glazed sashes double
hung with patent axle pulleys, iron weights, and
good strong sash cord. The front and back windows
Of the recorders court shall have inch fonrfcld
shutters in two heights, well hung on the inside
with best butts, and fastened with proper hooks,
bolts and iron crossbars where requisite Two folds
of the shutters shall be finished with neat moulded
pannels, the other two folds to be blinds with
stationary stats.
The windows in the yard shall have outside tx
inch Venetian blind shutters, we'll hung with the
best loose parliament butts, and fastened with shut
ter fastenings and an eightinch crossbolt.
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PROPosALs FOE FORAGE.
OFFICE CHEF RII.S !9y1AsEE . E,L. !

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER
Fifth Military District II
80. New Orleans, La, February al lisa
CEALiHD PROPOSALS ARE INVTTRb
y and will be received az the Office ii
Captain W. A. Wainwright, Supervising Ousrts
master Sub District Of he Rio Grande, BTownsylls
Texas, till u n. WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of Aprii
1858 for the delivery Of such quantities Of OATH
CORN, and HAY as may he required for use 81
publin animals at Laredo, RiDggold Barracks, ahd
Brownsyille Texas, for the six 80 months, ending
All the Forage TO be Of the best quality, and sub.
ject to inspection before acceptance.
Oats and Corn must be delivered in good gunhy
sacks
Hay will be accepted either baled or unbaled; but
preference will be given to baled hay.
Delivery must commence within thirty 800 days
from date Of acceptance Of proposal.
Proposals must be accompanied by the guarantes
OF two good and solvent men for the faithful PEI.
Torrance OF the contract
The United states reserves the right to reject Az
or all bids.
Proposals. must be Endorsed Proposals. for Fo-
age" and addressed TO Captain w. A. WainWright
A. q. NJ, U. y. A., BroWnsyille, Texas.
CHARLES II. T0MPKIHS,
Bt Brig. General and Chief Quartermaster
te2s6t -.1. Fifth Military District
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STEAMSHTPS.


NEW Y NIX AND BREMEN sTEAMsH
COMPANY.
-. FOE BREMEN VIA SOUTH
%E Mmpton--The hrst-claas u. s. Mail Stel
i1bshlps Atlantic, Battle, Weaee.
Metropolis, and Northern Light, sailing 81
uRDAYB from Pier IS, N. r., for Southampton 9
Bfomen, taking paAeongeN 70 Southampton y
don, Hhyre snd brenen ~ the following n,
PAYABLE in gold, or its equivalent in currency.
London or Paris IS; Hamburg s. additionally
First cabin, $40; second cabin, SIS; ateeraga, Il
First cabin, SIG; second cabin, SIS; steerags, \
EEeuraion tickets out and home:
Firtt cabin, $40: second cabin, $3.50; Gtoerage
Sailing days from New York and Breman-Jan
Is and q, July II and ~. August 10 and "a, Sept4
bor I and q, Octobar and 10, November and "a
For freight or passage apply 70
q. u. LAUGHLAND.
Agent for New orleans, q MagAzinef "
= ISAAC TAYLOR, PEeSidens
2 apdly rii4 40 Broadway New Yolk
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EsTATE or JOHN CALVIN POrrs.
Usrr5p STATES IrARsHAr's OFTrcR.
- District Of Louisiana,

UNTI-lI 0IkIE8 TTIE77TAL7 Is TITTTCT- i
b ll District Of Louisinha.
Few Orleans, February 2G l8a8
TUBS II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
y taentE sixth dig Of February A. D. 1854 4
WARRANT IN HEnKRUPTCX vas issued eeairaf
the estats Of JOHN CALVIN POTTS. Of the ,ar.
asn o. ferrobonne and State Of LcusIana ,Eho rTnn
aoJudBed banuuptr Il his own patiticns that fhe
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrupt "a him ~
Tor his use and the transfer Of any property by HIM
aro forbidden BY law; that meeting Of the cred.
20 choose one o. more aesgneen Of ha estate viii ho
held At Court Of Bankruptcy, % be holden a me-
lsouleiAna bqtore >. r. &. fitlin, Register on the
tNenty-i9urth Day Of March, A. %. 1865 nt 10 oclcck
90. 163-ie2f mh7A DigtFiat Of bouiliaaa-
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NOTICE no THE PURLIc.

|4 STREET OoMAussIoNKR's OFFICE,
r. f Room No. City Hall, y
New Orieans February IL, 1853
II MAY BE WELL TO REMIND THE PUBLIC
4 that OOMPL INT BOOK is opened in the
ONCE Of this department, and will be un Ter obl
cations to any of our community who will enter their
complaints thereon relative to any deseliction Of
duty on the part of employees nuisanoea that
may be developed unbeknown 70 this department.
GEO d. FItL9,
teZ Street Commissioner
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FOB THE REJECTION OF "A BUILD.
ing ON the Lot belonging to the city OF
New Orleans, ON Lafayette Street, neaF
the corner Of Dryadea street, 60 be
Used ~ a ReeOrder's Court, Ponce
station, and Lookup. % ~
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RAILROADS.

BLUE LINE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD eOAEPAMx. &
Through to all points in the Wee and Eaat, With
out change Of cars or breaking bulk from Cairo.
Time and condition guaranteed TO Chicago, oinoin'
natl st. Louis Dubuque. GaIsna, Detroit. Niagara
Falls Albany. New York, and Boston.
Special Rates to all pontS, and an information
given on application to
JAMES 7. TUCKER,
General southeEn Agent
dM II Carondelet street.
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ESTATE OF oHARLEs u. BROAD.
WE'LL.
UNTTED sTATEg MAnsHALls oEE1oE.

fiea District OF Louisiana, )
New Orleans, February IS 1855.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
twenty htth day Of February, A. d. 1868. a WAX
a hNF N BANKkyPrtlY was issued against the
estate OF OdAltLkA D Bk0ADWELL, q New Or
leans IN the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana
who was adludSed . banhfupt on his own Datltaon: :
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupt to him or FOR
his use and the transfer Of any property By him are
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors Of
one or more assgnses Of his estate will be held Al
Court Of bankruptcy to be holden at the Custom.
ana before John +. Dea1e, Register on the twenty
NTH day 81 March, A. D. 1854 al 10 o olOok A. M =
- II. J. HERR0N, u. 81 Marshal
nc. 4ea-ieza mh2o Distric Of Louisiana.
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CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY HAIL
4 New Orleans. February Is, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received up 10 IL O'Clock NJ on Tuesday, the
third day Of March, 1868 the Controllers ofce for
fSiSnedI s. G. BROWER,
Deputy Controller.