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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
Seymour knights, Attentioa-There
Til be specie. meeting Of the Seymour Knights this
tiers over the Gem this meeting S for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the parade Saturday next
''e
Blair Guard of '6s-The officers and
citing to be their headquarters on THURSDAY
Members are requested to be pupctua as business of i'm
viii be brought ssGTs shs sErr prs.asD
t. CURTIN Secretary
-k.,ly Rally Rally: The second Ward
Central Club vii hSs their last meeting to the eec
Louisiana Hotel The different committees the members
general are earnestly requested 70 se1T By order
THos. RErsoIDs Secretary
The meeting Of this Club prior the election Will be held
eS Se # is hoped hat sSsy bsm 1ns ai
the win The officers every Independent club
n' 'sn'n are '''nf DousTss WEST sS'' President
| - H~soquarter. seymour sou,hroe.-
ns S ooS X
BY By" order Sssn Sfshs PresfSsns' WIZARD.
IT, SINS. r McRINsEIL Secretaries
cratic ssgc1s MEL Wssag q ss Sss WI
O'CLOCK Every member Is requested 70 be present puncus
w. rs great Importance win be brought before the
Of democratic cubs in ordered for that
Special meetings will also be held every night at O'CLOCK
snd the club will be members hrOug every
By order JAMES B sTEEDMAN. President.
tEoRGE l. CALM AIS slant Secretary
- Headquarters Blair Knsghts-Meet
EVERY EVENING at a Rilfss + HAYS President,
THOMAS W. coLLEss. JR., Secretary.
| -Indepepdeut Candidate for Csng-e..,
Fih District We authorized to announce p KEN
date for Congress from the Fifth District Election NOve
Demoe-a,,e state Centred cem-.stssz
TUESDAY EVENING. at e9s rios ~ a. their Rooms, 9S
Cana street IaoS STEEL, secre.Hry
dE aS Rally sIs EHssse Wars
ant business All Democrats are 1.sd % attend
| WI. GRADY, Secretary. - 49,
| - Demoerst,e Pa Harish Committee
l. ST. MARTIN, Vice President
9. v SgLBERTsoS, Secretary.
AN''- JOS. ELLISON Chairman ex Osicto
W V; F F. siIsY T. JEWELL. 4 {. BOND.
= 49, jos; ELLISON, chaI5@sn Snic!o,
5oHs BIAS BIAS, " W. LOCKWOOD &C ". p DGN l
| ARCH. MITCHELL.
| Naturs lizaton and Registration Committee
| L. 81. MARTIN Chairman.
j. a. BERNOs, Attorney tor Commit tee.
| A. SAMBOLA, W. l. MURPHY, ]. DELANEY,
| The Wide Awake Eighth Ward De
cratic Club, Third District meets THURSDAY EVEN
ING Escst Saloon. Eysian Fields and Levee
streets The following it, officers:
N A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ W CUlBERTSON-lst vice-Presdent.
JAMES HOW LL-ad vice-PTssidsni
H. sTOUDER-secretary
JAMES DOBSON Treasurer.
VIM sWARN-Marshsll
COMMITTEE.
HOWELL.
@ B. GIBBONS.
J. B FACET.
A CAIRO
JAS DOBSON.
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once Of DeBow
Ores street, New Orleans-Cen
tsrs may be addressed TO
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

In conformity with an set passed o
before q. lie Gsrdeur, IT., q notar.
scription books will be opened daily
this institution from the SIXTH ID.
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
20 5 o'clock p. n, for the dispo
Thirty Thousand Five Hundred ant
Of Stock. being the amount OF the
said Bank, TO be divided into share
follows: Twenty per cent at the q
per cent. every month thereafter III
Of the charter Of the Bank the act
the privilege during sixty DAYS OF {
proportion to the amount OF their :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

held At wholesale AZ ss25OP Dbl. 1t is retailing at
BA0UN-we again note scarcity of choice ba-
con, and avery firm market Is casks clear sides
sold on private terms; 10 DO a. ls7ac. and q hai
clear sides Is1S else p n.
LARD-On1y a retail business is doing at l9s& 920c
for prime in tierees and &c, in kegs.
SALT-The demand fer the Yves. and interior
continue good, notwithstanding the high rates now
prevailing Nevertheless we are informed that it it
were not tor the high duty now IMPOSED upon
would be greatly increased We quote Liverpool salt
firm at 81 40a2 IS for fine from warehouse, and
Is from store 81 2ss2 90 sack. By the C cargo iy
y ls quoted at $500 y sack (the two last that
Island IS dull and nominal at 5oSSoc i bashei. -
A.. M0nILIThe Light reeeipts are being taken ~ at
can oSsic; Eoasians a. free q bufs 55S2 curry S1
l6@Se; Texas, one half TO three quarters Merino,
HlDES-The market is steady. Our former quo
tatons still prevail Mexican dry flint G92lc = ~
ss S ely T aas s'iS c@ Sssy
TO light kip, 9%@l33sc p n; cali skins Sl@l Is,
to Rf frmAssd 5Sef only half price is OBJ Hned
tuI prices but inferior qualities disposed of with
difficulty. We still quote common to good Western
and choice Goshen Is SIC p b. -'O' '--''H 49,
,CHEESR--The market Is only moderately sup
piled and the demand is fair. Choice Western is
quoted at 092lc; and reserve and factory l7S1lsc p
d; Northern cream aud English dairy ls92Oc; skim
MALI AND HoPs--Malt is steady at 50 1892 S.
p bushel II good to choice Western and 81 90a3 90
LOUISIANA RICE-Tbe dema1d is steady and
supply ample. Prices are firm pc 9s93sc Z, n for
choice, and sSs3ac for prime and 6a9I5ac for ord.
nay
BALE RoPE-Is still very dull. Choice machine
made is held at &c q n.
IRON TiES-Are quoted at e1sa7c, as in quantity.
GUNNY BAGS-All the stock is now in second
hands A lot OF Is bales cold to day at 225sc 2 h.
BAGGING-The market for India bagging con-
tinues very dull. Round lots offered at nc p
yard without finding purchasers
OOFFEE-The market is quiet. Rio. gold duty
paid is quoted l6 y 9l634c q II good l59I5lc; fair
l49l4isc 2 10. For small lots higher prices are oh
tanned
NAVAL STORES-Rosn Is in fair den ano ant
prices are firm at So 50@2 70 p hb for No g 8 for
No. ], and 81 TO for pale. Southern pitch unchanged
II selling at s. Dbl Tar is steady at 81 25 for Ii
to % gallon packages and 50 for large Spirits tur
by retail.
ESOULENTS-Potatoes sell on the landing at
50 5093 50 p Dbl for Western; onions s5s5 co. ap-
II so y bbl.
BG & S,-Are quoted at s2@s6c q dOz In boxes and
$30@S u bbl
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COMMERCIAL.

friday, October go ! P. N.
O0TTON-The market OPENED with q moderate
inquiry and hear of sales Of only 800 or 400 bales
thus far. The movement is checked by the unwiil
ngness Of buyers to operate unless at reduction,
10 which, factors refuse to hecede Yesterday S
sales were confined to eco bales at prices indicating
decline. of S9l4e, ordinary closing at 2lS2l5sc
mddling at -9231ac. and strict middling at 2a54S
SUGAR AND MOI AsSEs-Th receipts of the
new crop Louisiana TINS morning comprised 81 hhds
sugar and 10 bbls molAsses The sugar had not yet
ali been placed in the market, and the sa es were
consequently confined to IA hhds at l454c u n for
yellow clarified and 1910 for white Clarified; The
moasses was pretty much all sole at SOC o gallon for
common; SlG1 02s for prime. and 81 % Tor choice.
City refinery sugar is selling at l5a9 l5o nj and ie'
boiled molasses at 50t9aOc u gallon as in quality
ers Leo, from Louisville, and Commonwealth and
Kellogg and barges, from st, Louis, nave arrived
since our review of yesterday. -,
FLOUH-rhe market continues uull. and Lhe
business doing is ONLY in Jobbing way at 81 1897
for superhne S7a7 l2s for single extra ~ = for
double extra; 81 1909 TOT treble extra, and Ss9l5
for choice and family extra. The principal sale to-
day is no bbls double extra on private terms
CORN-There 10 very little here, and the sales TO-
DAY are confined e 100 sacks green Western at e0e
and ~ new At soc p bushel
OAFS-With receipts since yesterday, there are
now supplies on the landing, and 300 sacks we're
sold OF which 500 SoO SEQ and LOO sack at 6oC
sRAS-4sO and $40 sacks sold on the landing at q
HAY-Prme and choice ara scarce and in request
l5 bales Prime Ohio river sold to day at $50 p tor.
PoRk-The market v qaift but hEmi With mes;
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Headquarters Central Committee INDIE
pendent Democratic Clubs, 1877 Canal street, Octo-
Der %, ls6s.-At meeting Of this committee, held
this day. the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
BE it resolved by the Central Committee, repre-,
ssnting all the Independent Democratic Clubs in
the Parish of Orleans, That we will pledge and
guarantee protection to every voter this parish on
the day of election without reference to race color
previous condition or political complexion, against
any and all acts OF either intimidation or fraud
and that we call upon every voter in the city and
State 10 exercise the right of Suffrage on the thrd
OF November next.
Be it further resolved, That while, as Democrats,
will all fair and honorable means TO promote
the cause and insure the success OF our party, we
will resort to no means whatever which would tend
to intimidate political enemies and prevent
them voting and we invite all persons Of whatever
political complexion, to Join in the effort TO Sc.
cure peace and harmony at the polls on the day of
election, to the end that the most timid member of
any party may feel assured that be will be protected
against danger undue influences in the exercise Of
his suffrage.
Be it further resolved That the spirit Of these reso
lutons be Endorsed and executed by the various
Democratic organizations in this State and city.
By order of j. PINCKNEY SMITH,
President Central Independent Democratic Clabs.
GEO. P. CEILDREss, Assistant Secretary.
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SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CUsToMHoUsE. NEW ORLEANS, /
Collectors Office, October q, 1883.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
of section twelve of the act of Congress approved
july le, 1866, the following described seized goods
will be sod at public auction at Wa ehouse No l,
Customhouse Building, Uustomhouse street en-
trance. on FRlDAY, November 6, 1853 at ten O'Clock
July 9, 1869, no mark, bottles of Kirschwasser;
1866. =
July l6. 1867, marked A, barrels Syrup of Cane
Juice, u nall barrels Syrup of Cane Juice; steamer
1854.
August 10, 1858, marked s. under T. P. Y. box
$50 Cigars; steamer Guyane; violation section
twenty-four, Act March 2, 1893.
August 81 1865, marked P. D., 2 kegs Q5Is gallons
Sherry; l box Floridb Water and Il3 pairs Kid
Gloves, no mark; vessel Ptima Donna; violation
section twenty -four. Act March 2, 1893
August 81, 1883, no mark, "a casks Rum; vessel
Ysabelita; violation section sxty.eight, Act March
2, 1883
September l. 1883 no mark, case Absynthe, IS
Billiard Balls; vessel Ena violation section TWEEN
" four, Act March ?, 1888.
oc22 % noe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

THE ROUSSEAU GUARps.-Our reporter is
informed by Messrs. P. Ad. Fortier and
Alex, Randolph, Of the Rousseau Guards,
that the paragraph in the REPuBLIcAN We'd
nesday evening, stating that members of
the Rousseau Guards broke into school
house in the Third District Monday even
ing, is untrue in every particular.
The paragraph was copied from the police
records. John NJ. Jacobs, who is men,
toned as being at the head of the gang, is
not member of the Rousseau Guards. II
is pleasure to correct an error, when the
correction will benefit any political organi-
cation, and vindicate the reputation Of its
members.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

CITIzrN PATRoLs.-So much has been
said by sensation writers for the Democratic
press of this city about the intention of the
colored people here to arm themselves, and
kill wound, main and exterminate the
white people generally, that few intelli-
gent Democrats profess to believe that
there is an arsenal in every house oceu-
pied by colored families. To guard against
the apprehended dangers, members of Dem
ocratic clubs organized themselves into
selfconstituted patrolmen, and in The name
Of order committed acts for which they
will sometime be ashamed. They have no
right to enter any mans house, be he white
IT colored, without authority of law, and
in defiance of the civil authorities. Gen
eral Rousseau has wisely prohibited these
patrols, and the sober second thought Of all
the people should sustain him.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE /
New Orleans, October q. 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
. invited till the SEVENTH day of November,
1853. for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Department with The following stores, viz;
For 5000 cans of SALMON in cans. The size Of
the can will be named in the bid.
40 600 pounds HARD BREAD, of the best quality,
put up in barrels Samples to be furnished.
10000 pounds of DRIED APPLES, put up in
barrels. he price per pound to be stated and sam
pies furnished.
$50 kegs Of PICKLES, Each key to hold about
stated.
500 cans of SWEET POTATOES, in cans
1000 pounds of GROUND PEPPER, put up in
papers of precisely four ounces of pepper in each
paper, and these papers to be carefully packed in
good box containing either twenty five or fifty
pounds. This pepper will be required TO be abso.
lutely pure.
1000 pounds Of the very best Canvassed HAMS.
The above articles TO be of the very best quality
and put up in superior packages ard to be delivered
at the Anchor Press n this city, within twenty
days after the opening OF the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engagements with any
branch of the government.
Proposals. 70 be addressed to the undersigned,
and marked "Proposals."
A. BFCRWTTH,
oc29 Ct Brevet Maj. Gen and G. s.. U. S. A.
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INTELLIGENCE.

RET iHoI1ERs' MEETING At the
ieeting yesterday, at the Ger
5iSS Ii 3 Han, the following articles
. N a were reported by the COM
, n e. h1aly appointed;
issqs aciation shall be known as the
'E INV Owners Association of New
a 6siIe purposes of said association
ANA ana eclated to be: To secure the
! any II laws deemed beneficial to
ie ths5s restrain or annul, by legal
II hslIper legislation, whether State
e " Y to promote necessary i'm
Ape, Benconrage progress and secure
: ~ = nystem of taxation and the
triot eaflon thereof. !
-Snefs of real estate, or their
within the city Of
meg become members upon
aiAEIsdiSt0 the obligations Of these
ms, 0s8 shall be bound to pay an
u ;s HI such assessments as may be
inst members, as hereinafter pro-
az I 6s may, in all matters within the
Fn PEI h association, cause themselves
y III lntea by their agents, if absent;
,rty y Nn heir membership, but not
y ids sbs Is md assessments are liqui-
ate,
ld Sea hall be a general standing
seg,si. it'rteen members from each
n AZ II + pits, which shall immediately
,tfict lion divide itself into three
-, which shall consist of four
Ho' The third of five members,
M,RsIafed respectively from one to
riot 9ihaA then draw lots for num-
NJ ~ 'tYHNher one will serve one year,
); lss tWo years and number three
IN me 6sssa1hc outgoing portion Of the
d q, y be replaced by elections by
a. TT e 70 saof the association from their
the parties SO elected to
Nv ~ II II ttteffn of three years.
Oofs 0pmmittees heretofore ap-
; q Sss dared to be the first general
re !; der the act.
oil " ebove named ward commit
N, o. EL1elth designate q delegate
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PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL AT
LAREDO.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
htate of Texas,
Office Of Chief Quartermaster,
Austin, Texas. October II, 1868. ]
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received at this office until TUESDAY De
cember l. iebs. for the construction of a TWELVE
BED HOSPITAL BUILDING at the United States
Military Post of Laredo, Texas
Plans and specifications can be examined at the
office of the Chief Quartermaster Department of
Louisiana, New Orleans; at the office of the Super
vising QuArtermaster, Sub District of the Rio
Grande, Brownsville, Texas, and at this office.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
at least two responsible persons Whose responsible
ty must be certified to by Clerk of Court. that
the bidder is competent TO carry out the contract if
awarded to him, and that he will give the required
bonds therefor and each bidder will state his place
of residence
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
Proposals to be plainly Endorsed " Proposals for
the construction Of hospital at Laredo, Texas,
and addressed TO the undersigned.
By command of Breyet Maj; General REYNOLDS
j. A. POTTER,
E evet BrigadieT General and o. q NJ, Fifth NJ III.
taTy District. oe25 c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

How FIRE ALARMS ARE MADE.--The Bll-
letin gives an idea of the way it is done:
The alarms of fire last night were false,
Some maliciously disposed person or per-
sons first turned in an alarm from the cor
ner of Market and Levee streets. These
men were posted in telegraphing, and after
turning the crank tapped to the telegraph
office the dispatch Ship on fire. Mr..
MingIe, the new Superintendent OF the
telegraph, took no notice Of this alarm, but 4
a short time afterward an alarm was turned
in from the corner of Howard and Clio
streets. This alarm appearing to come
straight the bells were struck and the fire.
men sent on wild goose chase. About an
hour later an alarm was turned in from
Nayades street, which also turned out to
be false one. Two men were seen by the
neighbors at the box, and went away as
soon as the alarm was given.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

KILLING A CoLoRED Man on THE Rev.
1t appears by the testimony in the Coro-
ner's inquest on the cause Of the death of
John Fox, one of the colored men killed
Monday night by mauraudiDg bands Of
white men, who defied the civil and militia
ry authorities, that be saw body of men
that night and ran from his garden, with
the intention Of getting away from them.
He was fired on and twelve buckshot en-
tered his body, each one of which would
have proved fatal. The Times says: ave
are told the name of the man who fired
the shot is known. If he is not brought to
Justice there is certainly something remiss on
the part Of the authorities" The dead body
of Fox was found at the corner Of Savage
and Floria streets, near the Fair Grounds.
He was native Of this city and a painter
by trade
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30
ALLENTOwN nAILKOAB LINE

NEW, ALL RAIL. FAST FREIGHT LINE
IN direct between Boston, New York, and Pitts
burg, via Harrisburg, Allentown, and Jersey CITY
without change Of Oars.
New York goods for PittsbuTg must be delivered a.
Pier No. a. North River, to the Agent of the A"
Allentown Transportation Company, and not to the
agents Of the New Jersey Central Railroad, at same
pier.
Bills Of LAding issued at the ONCE Of the Line No
254 Broadway.
Boston Office No, n Washington street
JOHN P. HAMILTON, Agent,
Ep9 Oface foot Of Liberty street. fittsburg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

NOtIee.-The Office Of tine Board of Registration
is at Room No. !, City Hall, where all eommunies,
tons should be addressed tits particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postoflee address.
WILLIAM BAKER,
sells Chairman Board of Registration.
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Monetary and Commercial.
-fGs--
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE n DAILY 1 REPU 3 Ga

FRIDAY. October 30, P. M, 1865.
The money market proner is unchanged.
Gold opened at lS47s9l35la against 1875 at New
York), The offerings Of cash gold ave very light.
The only transaction reporttd is 5000 At 1861
Nothing has transpired a silver.
Foreign exchange is f. TN and unchanged Bank
sterling is held at l479l47l. NO sales reported as
yet.
Domestic exchange is quiet. The banks check
New York at 4 U cent discount. 500 New York
commercial sight sold at "a discount, and moderate
amount of ten days sight a. 4.
A lot OF 5000 city ten per cent bonds changed
hands at q. We hear also of sale OF $1,000 at RS
These figures show an improvement.
City treasury notes are without any material
change. The dealers buy the small sums offered
across their counters a. AZ per cent discount and
supply the entdemand from tax payers at 4084l
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Independent RenuhlIc,

Independent Republican Candidate for
Congress in the Fifth DisrIict.-At the solicitation
of many citizens of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict the undersigned ammo .nces himself rs an inde
pendent Repu licGu candidate for Congress from
the Fifth District
Election November ,. ls6s.
ocl I'd p KENNEDY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

Succession of William 9. PettIngIn and
Asenath Huckins, his Wife,-No. 1890,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of OrleAns-Whereas, Mrs. Widow lsabe
Pettingill, born Rasnage, has petitoned the Court
for letters OF administration the estate Of the late
William s. Pettingill and wife, deceased, intestate
notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
toshow within ten days, why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
oc27 81 noI NJ. o. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

NOTIGE-LosF OR sToLEN-A oERTIFI.
IN cate of Indebtedness, issued by the Board of
Registration, in favor Of Andrew j. Whittier, for
the sum OF Eighty Five Dollars, and transferred TO
myself. hereby warn all persons against nsgotia
ting for the same, as q duplicate has been applied
for. MARGARET A. FlTZsIMAONS,
. oc9I q l26 Delord street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rooms of Committee on Peace and
Order, Mechanics Institute. New Orleans, October
%, ls6s.-Al persons having any information as to
the murders and outrages committed for the last
three days in this city requested to give their
evidence as soon possible before the Committee.
HUGH j. CAMPBELL,
oc29 81 Chairman.
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7 O. KATHMAN,

TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFACToRY
nd Dealer in
Coal, Charcoal Coke. White Sand and
= .II EtFeWoOds
22A Bienville street, corner Of Maras, New Orleans
Orders left at the above place. or Box So Mechanics
Exchange, will receive rOmpt tsntion. apt
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OFFICIAL--POUND NOTICES

STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
Room No. Z, CITY Hall, :
New Orleans, October 30. 1858.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound, corner of Orleans and Claiborne
Streets as estrAys-
Three GOATS of different colors.
Which, if not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold 81 public auction
a. u O'clock Nj JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner.
Pas LABARRE. Deputy Controller. oesO 90
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WANTED.

WANTED To PURCHAsE-A POR
w ton Of ground, with small building on or
near some street having q railroad either in the
Fourth District jefferson City or Carrollton. Ad,
dress Purchaser at this Office, giving fall partition
lars as 70 description and price. ocsu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

RIO RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TwO-sToRY
i Brick Dwelling with all modern convenienoos,
No. Rampant street, q few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediately Apply To
n. Gernop, No 2St0ry Building. NOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, October %, 1863 )
No. 1097-New Series.
Resolved That ne Contre ller be and he is hereby
authorized to warrant the Treasurer in favor Of
Mrs p Lar e for the sum of two hundred and six
dollars (S206) IN full payment OF labor performed
on the paved streets Of the Eighth Ward, Third
CSigned ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Signed JOHN Il. CONWAY. Mayor
JoHN VI: OVERALL, Secretary. oO3O St