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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Hamburg ship Reichstay, Plumb, from Mo
bile, in ballast, to master-3d district 2,
Bark pirigo, HeicAbOrn, from Stockton, tC
G W Hynson &co-3d district 81
Jpanish bark Joseia, RoCa, from Havana, il
ballast, to PUG Bros-1st district 80
Spanish bark Jaruco, Cabanas, from Havana
in ballast, to PUG Bros-lst district 81
Spanish brig Prudente, Sala, from Cienfue
gos, in ballast to PUG Bros-4th dis
trict 80
Schooner Cora, Mack, from Berwick's Bav,
to mastered district
Schooner G w Dill, Adams, from Apalachi.
cola, to master-New Basin
Lugger Magenta, Paolini from Rtceland.
Co master-2d district IA
Lugger Magnolia, Savore, from Bayou
LOurs, to master-2d district IL
TOwBoATs,
Wicaco Lombard, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 22d inst, ship Ocean
Pearl, brigs Chahito and Sofia-Brought
up brig Josefa and schooner Cora.
Leyiathan, Shultz, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 18th, ships Lizzie
Moses and Melicete-Brought up shin
Richstay, barks Dirigo and Jaruco.
sTEAMBoATs.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Victory, Livingston, from Trenton.
Lafourche, BarancO, from Bayou Sara.
Annie Wagley, Louallier, from Washington.
ThOs Powell, Auooin, from Thibedaux.
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-New Basin.
Hunter, Jeantreau, from Pointe. a. la. Hache,
g Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
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COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, February g. 1868
CoTToN-The sales to-day amounted to 1890
bales. Prices were sitter at the opening
but easier subsequently. We quote ordinary
low middli1g at 2046D-c., middling at 2l40
&c, and strict middling at 220-c.
Tue irregular prices paid prevent our Civ
ing more. complete quotations. Early In
the day strict good ordinary sold at 20c.,
strict low mtddling at 2lc., and middling at
22c., but these figures could not have been
realized alter the receipt of the accounts
from Liverpool and the decline in gold and
foreign exchange. The demand was by no
means general, most Of the purchases hay-
ing been made by five parties. The move
ment was restricted not only by the above
causes, but also by the weather, which was
rainy with very little intermissiOn through
out the day.
SuGAR-The receipts this morning en-
bfaeed lao hhds., all Of which with some
lots left over from yesterday were sold at
full prices, say: Good common 133c. fair
40; good fair l49c,; fully fair 15c.; prime
: 16ac.s choice l54c.; yellow clarified 1899. I;
and white l7e. D h.
NOLAssEs-Th receipts this morning were
143bbls. and 80 halfbbls. The market is
unchanged, and we continue to quote 7O0
25c. y gallon for fermenting, and 70@sOC.
Tor reboiled.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsr-The steam.
Aohb DCASoAs tEOih AOulbNlAl6t Is bne only
arrival from the West since our yesterdays
report.
Rainy weather has interfered
materially with operations in this market
today. The stock on hand is light, and
consists mostly Of choice extra. Double
extra and the grades below are very scarce
and IN Tequest-in fact, the market NAV be
sad 70 be bare Of superfne The sales were
conhned to 1855 barrels, OF which III choice
ssTsssss sFIEis, SO iiilz al 90 70, ANA
100 treble extra at $l2 b Dbl.
C0RN-fhe market Is firm, with a good
demand. Sales to-day 1000 sacks. OF which
1900, 1900 and $500 sacks white Al e5c x
! bushel, and 1000 choice at 96c.
O4Ts-A lot Of 100 sacks sold at SIC. D
Dushei. Z
BRAN-The market is dull and small sales
are being made at 81 rs % 100 MS.
H4Y-Pnme Western is iobbing at 500
Com MEAL-A lot of 900 barrels sold to
the government at 81 90 y Dbl.
PoRK-The stock is very light. There ia
3 good demand for mess, and the market il
nrm at yesterdays prices. Sales today $50
barrels mess, of which So so, 100 bbis. Al
$16 30, and one lot Of 40 bbls. at S27 q Dbl.
It Is retailing at S2z About 40 bbls. were
sold IN small lots 1T that figure.
bAC0N--There are no sides or shoulders in
nrsl hands, and what little Is held bv Zeal
era iH selling readily at 1S1c. ~ Is. for
shoulders, and l6D16ac. for clear sides.
LARD--P Prime and choice is scarce. and
commands fuu prices. We have heard Of no
seiss g-oay, but quote Ice. in kegs, aud
424glo1e. b, tierces, at Wholesale
sA'eis are obtaining 3e. y b more for small
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OFFICIAL NOTIOBS--OIFY,


ner ip, which the work is being executed the
Council shall have the right to annu the contract
without putting the contractor in default, as re-
CURED by article 1905 of tho Civil Code and without
applying to court Of justice to Annu 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-
tractoE 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 well 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 all loss difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform the
work and the price at which it may be oudeated at
a resale or rehabilitation.
Bids to be for the whole works complete agreeably
to the foregoing specifications and plans on fle in
the office of the city surveyor.
New Orleans, January q 1853.
Csigned) w. II. BELL.
City Surveyor.
F. Approved by the Committees of Streets and Land.
ings.
fSignsdD D. s. DEVICES,
(Signed I. W, PERKINS
Chairmen.
Registered February 3, 1853
o. y. brewer, Deputy Controller. fe5 got
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CITY coUNcIL--oFFIoIAL.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Regular Meeting
CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
February rs, 1868.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Mr.. W. T. Hepp, President,
and Messrs, Sterry, Sampson, cglesby,
Perkins, Whitaker, Moore, beaumont,
Smith, and Bonzano.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The following communication from the
Mayor was read
MAYonALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
City Hail, 25th Day of February, 1858.
To the Honorable the Board of Assistant Aldermen
GENTLEMEN have the honor to inform
you that II. BOnZano, ESQ.,, has been duly
appointed and has qualified as amember Of
your Board.
Very respectfully,
E. HEATH, Mayor.
The Treasurers report for week ending
February 81, 1868, showing Receipts sl3s,
O83; expenditures 1927, 446 So; balance on
hand $ll3,6j9 SO, was referred to the Fl
nance Committee.
TIE following communication from the
Controller was referred to the same com
mittce:
CoNrRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY or NEW ORLEANS ,
City Hall 25th Day of February, 1868.
To tho Honorable the Common Council;
GBErLEMEN-On the seventeenth day OF
September, 1867, reported to the Council
as having failed to make settlements OF
amounts due the city the following former
keepers of public pounds:
Thomas Mcmahon, first district, for month
August, 1867.
NJ. Hughes, second district, for month
July, 1851.
Nj. Carroll, third district, for months June
and July 1867.
James McGawley, fourth district, for
month August, 1867.
Since then there has been no action taken
and no settlements made. Agreeably to
section nine ofordinance No. 347, new series,
ask that you give II your early attention.
Very respectfully,
D. E. MANDELL,
Controller.
On motion of Judge beaumont the Board
until Thursday, February 81, at
six o'clock +. NJ.
ALFRED BOURGE5,
Secretary.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE
" route to New York, Boston, and Kss
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FRoy
Dunkirk to New York.
Buffalo to New York
Salamanca to New York. .............
And is from twenty-five to Twentv,sa,v,,.
the shortest route,
All trains run directly through to Nav l.
miles without change of coachs,
From and after April %, 1857, trains I
in connection with all western lines as foH,'
FROM DuNKIRK AND SAI.AhIANCA-BV H,
time from Union Depots:
1850 A. N. EXPRESS MAIL, from DunIa
Except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca IN i
connects at Hornellsville and Corning w
y. Express Mail from Buffalo, and arriIs
2;35 P. M, lIaHTNTNa EXPRESS, from ii
daily Except sundays. Stops at Hornels,7
A. N. Day Express P. NJ, (supper) interssr-
the 2'2Q z. N; train from Buffalo, and aHSi
l:l5 P. M NEW YoRK MIGHT ExPREss n,
kirk Except sundays. Stopsat Salsmtss
NJ, Olean 1885 p. NJ, supper, Turner'S n
tbreakfast), and arrives in New York an
connecting with afternoon trains and sis,'
Boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York time f,o,
corner Exchange end Michigan streets;
b45 A. M NEW York Day ExFREss q
excepted.) Stops at Hornellsvills 9:03AT
tastl Susquehanna 2;17 P. NJ. dinner. Tus
I. n tsupperl, and arrives In New YolIl
7. n. Connects at Great Bend with n
Lackawanna and Western Railroad. and \
CITY with Midnight Express I rain Of Nl1
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore, IA
800 A. N. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and !
vile daily, except sundaysj Arrives n
ct 700 A. NJ. Connects at Elmira viii X
Central Railroad for Harrisburg. Philads1
timoret Washington, and points south.
I'D Z. ~. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, tSuti
cepted), stops at Hornellsville SIS P ri
and arrives in New York at 100 A. N. Cc1
Jersey City with Morning Express Tan
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washisd
at New York with Morning Express 1rainb1
and New ENGLAND cities.
$50 p d. NEW YORK NIGHT EyPREi
Stops at Portage e:55 p. Nj. Sup. interssl
Hornellsyille with the 4:l5 p. N. train nj
kirk, and arrives in New YorE at II :38 P. IN
ll:20 r. N. OINCINHAII EXPRESS, dsilT
sAcepted.l stops at Susqushauna IN 4. \
Inrner,s 1910 z. H.. (dinl, and arrives in Nd
5;2o L. N. Connects at Elmira with Noril
trsl Railway fsF Harrisburg, PhiiadslSs
more, Washington, and points south, al n
with Delaware, Iackawanna and WestenI
for scranton, Trenton, and PHILADELPHIA, =
York with Afternoon trains and steamerjl
and New England cities.
Only one train east on Sunday, LEAVING
$40 Z, H. and reaching New York at l231l
Boston and New England passenger,
baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARslI
York.
no pleasurs travellers the line of the ri,
presents many objects Of interest, passi.T
the beautiful valleys Of the Ohemung, SIS,
Delaware, and RaIlApo rivers, an ever
panorama Of natures beauties commando,
The best ventilated and most luxuriOu
this railway.
Baggage checked through and re Asi
as by any other route
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which
tanned at all principal ticket offices in thi {
southwest.
IA. RIDDLE, WIN. r, RAJ
Gen'lSuperintsndent. Gen'l Pas
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT W.
RAILWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, OR URBANA. On /,
' or Mansfield, or Cleveland, or CORY ny
ca, to or from New York, Boston, Piftssss
delPhia, Baltimore, and Washington OH
This is the only route TO the Oil REID.
sylvania. s''a
Passengers who wish a quick and comt..l
viii appreciate the smooth and perferl \
luxurious day cars, and the magniGess,9
coaches, the excellent dining halls, with
for meals, and the prompt time and sun -.
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railv,,'
Fare as low and tlme as quick as by \.
route.
Through Tickets and Baggage Chs,l,
Broadway, New York; Nos. is htate -
School street, Boston; Depot and IIsis
Clevelandi No. Sc CLARK street, Uhicasa. 4
natl, at No. 80 West Fourth street. N
Broadwag and Front streets, lis Vine stvsi 4
Mail Line Steamers Landing, foot Of N.
and at New Passenger Depot of the a.
Hamilton and Dayton Railway; in ICuS;
W. corner Main and Third streets, and n
street. and at all the offices Of eonneetinsS
". B. sHATTUg. GenI Ticket A a., ~
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SHERIFF'S SALES,


David Jumfson, Dative TestnmentarV
Executor, VS.. Paris Uhildress.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
~ No. 20s395.-By virtue Of and in obedience 70 ~
order Of sale rendered February J3 1863 and TO na
directed by theHonorable the Sixth District Court
OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
the fourth day Of March, 1865 at l0 clock A. M at
my warehouse, No. % Jefferson street. in the Second
District of this city
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and NOVA,
Blu EFFECTS taken from the house No, ESQ Mel.
at my Office.
Professionally seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
fell q mh4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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NEW YORK OENTR1I


NkM, YORK YENTRAL DOUBLE
" Railroad for Buffalo, Niagara FallS
Bridge, and all points in the West.
On and after MONDAY, May Is, 1851, ~
leave Albany. Athens. and Troy rs follow;
FIRsT STEAMBOAT EXPIRES,
Stopping a. schsneetady lid, Holman
steraam Z: 20, Tribes Hill 500, Fonda 81
Bridge $3.50, Fort Plain B.58 St. john
Little fails 9:35, Herkimef s.sQ, lion sd2
l9;95, Utica !0;25. Oriskany l0;4T, Rome Y
llss9, Oneida Il :se, CanattOta II 80,
1910, Maniius 1913, aud arriving in 8
l2:t5 I; n, where Il Is combined with u
stcosD sTEaaiboIT iSSFi.
$50 A. 81. from Athens, 7.l5 A. NJ. IN
ntg9ping !, e Schepeotady e;eo, Eoads "
Utica m;o5, Rome ll:1o, Canastota l2iA
! ~. ~ soinel, Ana lsaye syracuse by Dlls
s.aS ~ y Siya3 ~, LIONS Ply,
e snyiI 49, ~, isochesler : ~. and an pfl
H EoiIs y q pIsa1aio. Suspension Bridge,
Passengers BY Auburn Road leave
aa.ite 81 ~ stopping AZ All Stations TO y
CoNrTSrFo1s At snsnsnsiov Rr;ds,
~ =; Il uspshsio1 pIiqs
- v ~. ~ 4 ~ Sseat
a BuifaIo n AS NJ r H. Win iho F SpitA
train on Lake Shore Railroad for CD
A ~.
o.oa a n -. 1919 IIiAiL 1l.Ath;
4s..sy y - 80 ALolA Ai9any 9nly--otopplhs
xon9 70 staeuse 70 ~ ~ n NJ an9 eonnes.
ii:ls E q, and also Win Express Ifs!l
tt ~ n99sn. LeAcntng hocnester A. w
ialo ana Suppression Bridge a. 1900 !. y
noS'ihe lgI ,s ~ POINT, mt. ~ m. tns west -,,,
Rocb Ron, i We ~ +. ~, syracRRS n.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. City Hal,
New Orleans. February H. 1853
IT MAY BE WE'LL TO REMIND THE PUBLIC
i that OOMPL sINT BOOK is opened in the
ONCE of this department, and will be under obl
cations to any of our community who will enter their
complaints thereon relative to any dereliction Of
duty on the part Of employees, or nuisances that
may be developed unbeknoWn TO this department.
GEO d. FlHLD,
fel2 Street Commissioner.
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ALLENTOWN RAILROAB

NEW, ALL RAIL, FAST FREIGHl
IN direct between Boston, New York, 4
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, and VI
without change of Cars.
New York goods for Pittsburg must be al
Pier NO. II; North River, to the Agent d
Allentown Transportation Company and 4
agents Of the New Jersey Central Railroiil
pier.
Bills Of Lading issued at the Office Of tAsl
"a Broadway.
Boston Once No. n Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON, Al
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BLUE R a4HE o1HiEs ESS 3 en-
Es n. wTNGFIELD.

Through to all points in the West and \.
out change of cars or breaking bulk FROM a,
Time and condition guaranteed to Chics,'
natl, St. Louis, Dubuque, Galena, De,ros
Falls. Albany, New York, and Boston.
Special Rates to all points, and all inf,
given on application to
JAMES 7. TUCKPp
General Southern
d2l II Cnronds.H
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CONsTARLE's SALE.

No. 3lA0 --ChRrles POydras W. south
Eastern Railroad Company. Ne. sl47-John
Harkns vs.. The Same. No. sl4s-John Harkins
vs. The Same. No. sl4a-Jaek Minor vs. The
Same. No. 3l5O-Jack Minor VS.. The Same. No.
3lsl-Ben. Clayton VS.. The Same. No. Sl52-Jas.
Hodgkins vs.. The Same. No. 3l53-A. Dennis
vs. The Same. No. 3l5f-Grasier vs. The Same.
No. 3l55-BOb Smith Va. The Same No. sls2--J
Connolly VS. The Same No. $3.50. Baker VS..
The Same. No. slel-Fred. Eifsert ". The Same
No. 5los-Pinelrney Williams vs. The Same. No.
sl95-Maroelle vs. The Same. No. sl07-william
johnson vs.. The same. No. slss-P Taylor VS..
The Same. No. s199-M. Comford vs. The Same.
No. s2o0-P. Dillon vs.. The Same No. s2m-P.
Dillon vs.. The Same. No. s2o2-John oonnslly
rs. The Same. No. s2o4-John McNab vs.. The
Same.
PY VIRTUE OF TWENTY-FIVE wRITs OF
ID heri iaoiAs to me iasusd in the above entitled
suits By the Hon. p. w. uollens, Third Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans viii proceed to
sell al public auction on THURSDAY. ne ffth
aeS - March la6a At Paddock NJ Mt thu enrnar ~
Eysian Eields and GoodohfldEep strests:
at the junction OF Eysan Fields and both sides 81
Ooodchiidren street from the said depot to the line
Of the parish Of ut. BERNARD, seized IN the above
Terms--This being the second and last auction.
the said Depot Buildings Platforms, Iron Rails
and last bidder for what the same will bring. At
twelve months credit. The purchaser or pnrohasers
furnishing bond with good and approved security,
until paid. Said purchaser shall have to raw IN
cash out Of the amount Of his bids the charges for
printing, commission, taz on quits and constable 5
leess when cnarges amount g about three hundred
oV aa1a q n,hos ARTHUR LLAhGB
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FOE THE EKEOTION OF A BUILD-
Ing ON the Lot belonging to the city Of
Kevv Orleans, on Lafayette Street, near
the eorner OF Dryades street, TO be
Used ns a Recorders Court, Police
station, and LOekmp.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, February q, 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, for Galveston
G A Whitney eco
Steamship Liberty, Balm, for Baltimore via
Havana-Witherspoon g. Halsey
French bark Severe, Ancessy, for Eavre-
W R Buddendorff
Schooner Walter Smith, Giant, for ApaIa.
chicola-Master
Steamer Commonwealth, Lloyd, for st.
Louis-Master
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STEAMSHIPS.
Nv Y ak AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

NEW hK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
aazns FOX BREMEN VIA SOUTH.
ASEHll ~ Ampton--The fFst-clasa u. y. Mail Steam.
lla1lAhAhips Atlantic, Baltic, Western
gKpAYa fEqm Pier a. N. B., for Southampton ana
bremels taking Passengers TO Southampton, Lon
payable IN gold, Qr its equivalent in currency. (Fo
London or Paris 4bi Hamburg % additionally = :
., fsom Bremen. Southampton. and Haue. . New
Fst cabin, slle; second cabin, SIS; atesraes. ssa
Excursion tickets out and home:
First cabin. 1i0i second cabin, $50; etoerags $40
Sailing days from New York and Braman--J uno !.
y and g, July - end q, August 10 and ~ ssptem.
Dor and q. Ootobsr 8 and ~, November and Isl
For freight or passage RriisT q
a. u. LAu0HIfaEp,
Agent ioF New Orleans, 81 Maess{ao st
ISAAC TAYLOR, PTesideRs
Apu - - Broadway. New York
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NOTICE.


TREAsURER's OFFICE,
City Hall, :
New Orleans, February rs, 1858.
TUE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFUL LY INFORMED
4 that the extension of time given for the pay.
ment OF CITY LICENSES for 1868 expires on Satup
day next the 18th instant. On aud after Monday
next an additional ten per cent will be added on al
fe26 4t s. HOWELL. Treasurer
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Rnoun No 4 fht,, Kali

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room No. City Hail.
New Orleans, February Is, 1853.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH Dis
w trict Pound. on Dryades street between Jack.
son and Philip Streets as estrays--
Two GOATS of different colors.
Which, il not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound on THURSDAY, February21, 1853,
at II o'clock NJ. GEORGE ID. FIELD.
R. McDoNsELL, for Controller. fe25 81
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
HlHRoUeH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA. Touos.
ing q AeHicau ports, and carrying BniIea States
malls. Through in Twenty-tWo Day6 ~
Steamships on the Attain Oqnnoctlns on the Paciee
ARIZONA, tUOLORfDO
HENRY QHAUNCEY, tOoN6I1TUTION,
NEW YORK, tGQLinNA CITY,
QpEAN QUEEN, iEACRAHfENrO,
COSTA RIGA. lHONfAEA, EIc.. Ere.
Qne q TIE above large and Epsndid ateanllhiD Dc
WI lea4q Pier No. a. NORTH river foot Of Canal
etely Month lozcspt yhen tHqsl date ill On sun
day, and 1heu On 1he preeadluG Saturday, Ter AS
FlNt4 III, ccnnec.lnf, va FAuana Railway, with
SAN FRANCISCO, touohina al kCAPULCO. -
Departures Of l1t And 2st connect az panhllr with
Steencs4 Tor SOUTH -FAUIfI0 aud OF fIR Al,
A4q l lqAf fohfas 1hose q ths ist touch at
Depariura II he nth esch month connects with
the9lqM atsAm Hlne from PRnaIna to AUSTRALIA
W. 1900 ~ 4. \ iatl, IN, 49,. .1...
With 1teanll1 GREAT tEr1f BELC from San Efan-
sIsaq September 3D. for a ne and Hon Kong;
" tokpna1na with steamer COSTA RIGA for Naga
d lise 'iad- 8 ONE oUARTRR non stssnirt
rates Allowed ~ Second cshin and Storage pascal
9esa Hl14 families AlsQ ap ALLOWANCES 81 ONE
y 40 lt "a lnfqpeh rates TO clefsynaen and thelE
ON HanfI "a Pounds has1aeo Allowed a1ch kdnlf,
n1|I4se tq1tela accom- pay naHE1fa through. and
fiI4nd fn4 ladies' eno en- dfso wlthegt male prd'
I1f1 irons sioant5sfs. raiifeRda, and nasla1.
1Qll r1t prefer - send 1nHn early.
An 1e1fianead surgeon On board hedloiuel 1nd
h5i rszssts iiekdts Or further inisrastl5n. suuly
a. tie c1nipaRE,s sldkat onsua on TIA Whai 4 fflt
o. CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW
as F.R.H ABR
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W. --l iz.lTDN, NO. 1aa pnr.
g arl4 1-..aI 11INl1 = 81. C|l1rI47 M FIl.,-.
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sTREEE o0ALanssIoNER,s oEFIcE.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE 4
Room No. City Hall
New Orleans, February IS, ls63
w trict Pound, corner Lafayette and Locust
streets, as estrays-~
Eighteen GOATS of different cOlors
Which, II not claimed within three DAYS. and
expenses thereon paid will be sold public auction
at u O'Clock NJ. GEO d. EfFI'D ~
Street Commissioner.
R. McDoSSELL, for Controller. fe25 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

}4s WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, con.
e, i y lnaflss APO julia streets, Is ESTABLISHED
- - S4fa e. 4l FORM OF disease. Chronic ard
sstse uz Z, Whito has i1ad tho adysrfesss 49,
IL, a.,s sN.cN large cities afford "a a ertsn-
49, fSIrf aa ia ~ iorns o. disease, Eaoro
1s $780, ~ p defect af he aiiraszis
idl1 cI5fh $500 s,.,. This ezpoiiance enables
hi "a .eats 9eE snd ~ ases.-ss
iIf III Il S-Is7 af sllg. a 4igti1fiIlshad
II II ~ ilsa ,-.s't felt. eocs ttat /" NJ ~
als Qorr3oe 4ar1ss. ioIIl 81 e. ~. .l.e,s7 n
s..eaiss WHICH Ms paste. q sfl = g "a $3.50 49,
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- ii-ll Na4 humanity arHa SPEEDY - -, ast
~, = - ~ 91gat dletelce, QF ~ no $500
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NJ 49, H41ltA-h.4. II. l9ie Re KY K "a
~ att =4tlce and serq1e1 vii h5 carsl,l ~ ~ y
~ $3.50. for1sr Of 81. Charles All d i1 1i.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

? STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, i
No. City tall
New Orleans February q, 1858.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trict Pound, on Dryades street. between Jack.
son and Philip streets as estrays-
-Four GOATS of different colors.
Which, if not claimed within three days and the eK-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said Pound on SATURDAY, February o. 1858 at
u O'Clock M. GEORGE D. Field,
Street Commissioner.
R. MoDosSELL. for Controller fe27 81