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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

We are authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, viii be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fixed in lieu OF the after.
noon receptions, as they were las. season.
SPEAKER CoLFAx's last weekly receptions for
the season will be Friday evenings, March Goth
and 27th. Mrs. and Miss Matthews closing
afternoon reception will be on Wednesday,
March 2Sth
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

AtosRoE A. BLANCHARD, of Maine, who was
nominated yesterday for pension agent, at Port
land, vice Henry Willis, deceased, was, imme.
diateiy after the Senate went into executive
aeasIon, confirmed.
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From st. Louis-Shooting Aaray-Ap.
DltcaflOu for Divorce.

ST. Louis, March 2o.-wade NJ. Ruth, who
shot and badly wounded s. Noultaire some time
ago, assaulted the latter on Fourth street, with
eowhide, tonight, and was shot by youltairc,
the ball taking effect In Ruth'sieft breast Just
below the shoulder. yoritaire received several
cuts on the fseean hands, bat he Is not seriously
injured. The affair grew out Of q letter recently
published by youltaire, addressed to the grand
jury, declining TO prosecute Ruth for shooting
him last summer, and which contained some re-
Elections on Ruth and his wife, who was formerly
Mrs. youltaire. youltsire was placed under
bonds TO answer the charge OF assault with
intent to Kill.
Mrs. johanna Hill applied to-day for divorce
from her husband, Benton HILL the most promi.
nent lawyer OF this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21
Accidental Death OF Judge r. stearns
Of laeOHGfo,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, N1ech 2o.-Judge Z,
Stearns, a distinguished jurist and formerly
judge Of the supreme Court OF Georgia, was
killed to-day by the accidental discharge Of a
gun In the hands OF his son.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

MEMPHIS, March 2o.-Election returns from
Arkansas are meagre. The opponents OF the
constitution claim that It will be defeated by
at least 1900 votes. Monroe and Phillips coun'
ties reported maIoritics In favor Of the consti'
tuition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

TITUsvILLE, PA, March 2O.-At the city cleo
tion held to-day in Coray and Titusville, the
Democrats elected Mayors and majority OF the
City Councils
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Three Men Killed at Marble quarry.

RUTLAND, VT, March 2o.-Three men wer
killed at the West Castlcton tYt.) slate marbl
quarry this morning by the falling In Of q larg
quantity Of rocks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS Is postponed
to May Ith. This has been done to afford the
counsel for the Government time to make the
necessary preparation. .r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

No LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS will be transacted
by the House while the Impeachment trial Is
progressing In the Senate.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

cents. Ali the New BOOKS a. soon as publ shed.
Also, by the day OF week, Old Books bought by the
and-ee at !6 seyent6 street, between and Y, usder
the 9iee "a the Collector 81 Internal Revenue. ~ also
he United States Assessors once. fd7'u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

The New York Herald says: ave know where
we are today, but we know not where we may
be tomorrow" This 10 certainly, considering III
source, an honest confession. .5HD
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

BALTIMORE, 9p. m, March 2O.-The snow storm
which has ragged furiously the whole day still
continues, but is somewhat abated. II melts al
rapidly as II falls.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yester
day were 1901, $3.50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

New YoRx, March 2o.-Thc Evening EXPIRES,
says II is rumored that the Astors have come to
the aid of the Vanderbilt party against Drew and
the directors of the Erie company, but It does
not vouch for the truth OF the rumor, which
added much to the excitement on Wall street.
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DIED.,

STANsBURY. On Friday, the 10th instant, Will
LIAM sTAssBuRr, in the Iith year OF his age
His funeral will take place from st. Domnck'
church. Sunday, ut ~ o'clock, y. IN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

BY AN ACT introduced into the Senate yester-
day by Senator Morton, the chief clerk in the
Office, Of the register Of deeds in this District
will-whcn the bill passes-be authorized to act
as register until some one Is appointed to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned BY the death of Edward C.
Eddie. The bill was referred to the Committee
on the District of Columbia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

HARRISBURG, Pa, Marrh 2o.-Thc election
here to-day went Democratic. The day was yer.
stormy and the vote small.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

TOR MOUNT VERNON.
The swim, eommodlous and stauneh Passenger
steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas r sSlSA
slaekpolc, Commander. will leave hers
wharf, loot o. seventh streat, Washington, d., q. t,
excepted iof SoUNT VERNON lie T Tomb u aa wssS
ington, stopping at ALBxANDRIA, FORT FOOT,
and FORT WASHINGTON. Returning, the Steamer
will arrive at Washington about p, lying ami
time for passengers who wish TO Leave the city the
and South,
Fare to Mount Vernon aud return, including ad-
mission to the Mansion aud Grounds, sl.6O
Tickets for sale at all tho principal Hotels, aud at
the Steamer Wharf
JAMES SYKES. General Superintendent,
mh2l-lm Onice, Willarls' Hotel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

IT WAS STATED yesterday that General Gordon
Granger is to assume command OF this District,
and that General Emery is to have new oom.
manl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

BowLBs-McKlNLBY. On March H., 1855, Ia
Christ church. Washington. D. G., by the Rev W A.
kISLgr. both Of Hancock, Washington county, Nd.
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Secretary McCulIoch.. Letter.

Secretary McCulloch addressed the following
letter to Mr., sherman, the chairman Of the Com.
mittec OF Finance. Notwithstanding the views
expressed by the Finance Minister OF the Gov
eminent, and the fears entertained BY him that
tho expenditures will be largely in excess OF the
receipts, the bill passed the Senate very nearly
in the form In which II passed the House, so that,
should II become a law, the tax on man ufactures
win removed;
TngAsrnL PE5anTESr: March 10, lss
will reduce the revenue some $40 900 900. The bill
which has recently passed the House, and Is now
before the Senate, abolishing, after the LIST OF
auctions imposed BY sections % and ss, aet Of
June 80, 1854, and enumerated In table II in the
report Of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
ceptions, Will, 1t has been estimated, effect re-
duetion Of some SEQ 900 900 on the basis OF last
years revenues. It must also be borne in mind
the internal Industries OF the country will have
the effect Of reducing the general level ofprices
throughout the country, and thus tend to inter
rupt and to lessen importations, and therefore to
diminish the customs revenue.
A considerable portion Of the large revenues
from customs received during the two last fiscal
years, and which are still maintained, are due
In no inconsiderable extent to the fact that the
high prices in this country have made our
productions. So great a reduction Of prices as
will be effected by the contemplated legislation
cannot, repeat, but have tendency to reduce
revenue from customs.
Should the bill referred to become a law, l
think 1t may be fairly estimated that the total
revenues for the next fiscal year will fall from
a hundred to a hundred and twenty million be-
low the estimates made In my last annual report.
II Is exceedingly desirable that taxes should
b reduced, and should hail with pleasure the
proposed reduction II l felt assured that 1t
would be accompanied with a corresponding re-
duction OF expenditures. am free to say that
am greatly apprehensivc that such q reduction
Of expenditures will not be made, and that the
revenues OF the country for the next fiscal year,
II the bill now before the Senate or in the hands
of your committee should become q law, will be
insufficient to meet the interest on the public
debt and the current expenses of the Govern
ment.
l earnestly ask that the Finance Committee
will give this subject careful consideration In all
its bearings before reporting favorably upon the
bill referred TO. Nothing could be more dlsas-
trous to the credit of the Government, at the
present time, than such a reduction Of taxes MS
would create a necessity for an increase Of the
public debt .
Very truly yours, II. MCCrLLocH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
p. =. viii not the effect Of the bill under con.
sdeEation be to relieve all cotton from taxation
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Snow commenced
here at six o'clock, and still continues. The
ground Is covered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

SAN FRANcIsco, March 2o.-The Assembly has
rejected the amendment to the Federal Cunsti.
tuition by vote Of 10 to q.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-21

THINGS are looking rather squally In Nova
Scotia. That Province seems determined to
break up its connection with the New Dominion
or confederation. The people OF the Province
seem to be generally In favor Of the sunderihg
OF these new ties, and the leading men there
favor the movement to man. II this separa-
tion Is effected may, at no distant day, expect
to sec the Nova Scotians applying for admission
into our Union,
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New Advertisements.

XX-INKFIELD's SENATE RESTAURANT p
Persons visiting the Capitol during the
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
Can procure the finest LUNCH or MEALS ut this
Restaurant at tho most reason able prices In2l-Bt
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For Sale or Rent.

I,oR SALE. -HoUsB FOR SALE, BRICK, ON D
Il Street, Rooms gas and water, ,9W, -
mhls-6t Cor. Louisiana ay. and sixth st
J,or RBNT-No. $50 SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
II G and II, a nne three:,tory BRICK HOUSE, con:
SO e BILE a,,Sehed q Il P9,se;sisq Ssen tae Ia Ia
tcenI strects .'''- mhlS-u
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TO IL "a l. 4
K,LBouRn q LATTA.

One Of The fue. and fAcsi desirable fsrtai in the
yis,s!ty o. Wssh inson. coniaini1s sbSnt 10 acres.
and Ohio railroad, twelve miles from whshineton,
forty acre. good timber balanec under high state OF
garden. variety Of small fruits. berries, &c.
Itaprov enent.A omfortabic Frame Farm House
and the whole well fenced and watered
Tcrms-Part cash balance on eight years credit. II
desired.
alta bargain. ..a POL. o. ~ '"r
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cONSTABLe's SALES.

j. II. HARTE VS.. O. KIRwIx-sEcoSp JUsyrcx os,
nv vrurU,she Pesss-No -. -
~ 10 me dIeesed By Paris Chilsrsss ssesnd jae" 81 sss
nnsSSe VII oeeed 70 sell at pgblic auction on wEDNks
We hlh Gay o. June, 1858. at II O'Clock AZ de
ceIeIsn.s and Anedoneers' Exchange. on Royal ne1p
Two fnTs ~ ,eioSinF described properly To- W.T.
.imO LUIS W GROUND and the Improvements. IN An =.
on ate n the square comprised within Commoa rsvss,
ase1 eho slro streets which square IL desrnsted a. NJ,
- on general BY j. Pile surveyor AID aer.ss.t -
tns IN, o. Dr Mccoy late notary public 10 this ety
Le's are des gnated a. Nos II aud "a and measure a.
% 10, 70 y measures 81 feet inch front on Com
~ !, y ~ ieet netseen parallel lines Lot No ~
measures Is eet lines front feat in deptb hal
pN.lie lines Together with ali the In the.
e9nslsrns OF one Dwelling house and iutbuidir "a
~ JEREs-ihe purchaser to assume me psvment a a
mortgage 81 $1,000 due sext October balance Cssh An ~
Treaury Notes An v. %
Seized in the above suit
q. Q. PKNNIMAN
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1868 AoNTvALE SPRINGS. 1880

This Favorte SUMNER RESORT sitns.ad In p,,.
visitors on the FIRST or June ~ '00eP"on OF
The marked beneficial results ATTENDING ~. "a. - A..
~ arrangements Of he LIVER BOWELS
hiDNEfs and sklN, snd the Cure Of Chronic ms
kASf 8 attest their Medicinal Properties All ths 100
Tor Joy nent and recreation the best wa'erne
psees VIII De found here. The facilities for r. aching MOI
Ae This season VIII be increased by the exteasi.n 81 az
knoxville and Charleston Railroad rapid course 81
ana regular tnins are expected 20 be running by
TINE Of otening 70 MaIyve whence passenger are n
70 sosches 70 the Springs nine mes distant BOARD
DSCED-Per day. 3; per week. Sl2; per month an
ior pamphlets containing analysis aud dsscripton
y --.eI, etc, jos. L. KING, Knoxville. Tam
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IIhof osALs......... .......-...PROPOsAL Is.
FOR DOORS AND SASH.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARrERNAsrER g,
Firm MILITARY DIsrRiCT
New Orleans. La May IL, 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will be raceivd =,
unt !. hONDAf the 18Th int for furnishing the
Gay rom date OF acceptance Of Or pOsais- '' WV
us WINDOW FRAMES and SASd with vvei,b,s .,,
by ID anu s'S1eu - hghts Il
10 WINDOW FRAMES and SASH with weight, cords
by l6 f Nu si0@eui Il nights II
DOOR FRAMES and SLIDIAG DOORS. with sb,.,..
nigh - wv Pie0e'' ieet Wlue feet
feet 1900 DOO1A0i . rect oy
feet 0N OOOAoi ieet by
70 be made Of best quality cypress lumber and 70 he
subject to inspection before acceptance ' - " 70
Bids will be opened time above stated and bi5a.-. -
invited a. be present ~ 'N' ""u O'uHers are
bids NV HsN' 70 reject any or al
Proposals must be Endorsed "Proposals for Doors and
sssh, ans addressed TO the andersigned 1--WE "-N
CHA5 II. TOMPKINs
brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief OuarterInastar
Fifth Military District
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EoB eALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvBRAL HUM
cotton snd Sugar Pl.ntntions located the bsst
Ruons o. ne cotton and sugar growing Also Rice
Orange OrehArds and large bodies Of valuable
mber lanoh Also large variety Of City and ban
Properly improved and unnprovsd orm Of resdsncsr
tos building lots and squares favorable tes Parfis
wsn pg 70 invest VII do well to call Propsr
ties MI ef Gard kssa Estate Agests No. IS CNondsea
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONT STREET
-EETWEEE-
RESDoS AND LOPEZ STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH NJ. BAKEK-xo 1854


ArcuoSzR,
Once and saesroous s. BieuyfIle street.
WEsDNEsDAT. May e7, 1865. st ne
" Oeoek y ~ the Merchants and Anctionsers Ex-
change, Royal street between Customhoase and cana
streets b virtue Of order from the Honorable John
Thomas Judge OF the Second Dsfrct Court Of Ne9 Or
eens an dated Arr % 1853 the FLOWING described prom
ery oil be sod At Pablo Auction. 10 wit: -
FIVE LOTS OF GROUFD In the Second District Al
u ca In Square No. bounded BY Cout Lopez Ben-
e 2nd hsndon streets Said Lots are Designated By Nos
., z and 10 and measure a. follows
Lots Nos T. and measure each 80 feet snches and
dspth. - ' 1 "'e' ~
10, No. 10 forms the corner Of Cont and Lopez streets and
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
| - Executive DEPARrxENr
New Orleans, May 8, 1868
WHEREAs John r. Kuzac IN. waaa . .
w picaon 10 cancel his official bond as constabls fy ~
wit " - f-'" VI NhieahS 70
A bond dated the lth Of May 1906 signed by him az
elpai anu m X Bell as security. for sum on * M
I 1he faithful performance Of his duties as con-
Notice hereby given TO all persons Interested IN IN. ..a
oono 70 thow canse In writing Office Of the
Sae within ninety days after the pub cation hereof ~
me sad Oond should not be cancelled and annulled
tne OF the United States the second
VoieneU JWHUA BAKER
n Governor Of Louisiana
J. T. H<RDT, Secretary Of Stata
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARTMENT ExEcUT1y
Nouvele- Orleana le Mai 1919 I
ATTENnU que John q. Kuzac m rnt,. nm.
application pour e cRncelement bond ofice go
ne conneta6e de ecOad du justice de Daix dams 81
pour Ia pHrOisse d'Orleans, savoir: F A' e'
oond date le llieme mai 1866 signe par ui me cou
me principal et I'm X Bell CONNIE securite e,nditionsa
table snsdiie. ~ e'-A1e SOAne-
Avis lie present toutes les psr.opns. ,a
teees syor iare eonnaitre eit du sere
ia denere publication de Get avis les rasons pour
les at bonds ne serait pas cancele ct annnlls 49,
Donne sous ma signature ct ie scean de pEat al In
aste menuonne 81 Ia qnatre vAz dOuziems aimee dc in
tsgno JOS5UA BAKER
p..i, .,-.- Gouverneur de la Louisiana.
!. II. HARDY seeretsire d'Etat
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DETER KOss,
Dom CLEAR HOTEL.

The above CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
VIII he open for the reception Of Visitors ABOUT THE
18th oF MAY and the proprietor Hsters himself that the
reputation OF the establishment shah deteorats for want
Of the good appointments and good fare which
IL previous to the war
The location for health unsurpassed in the South and wa,
iuy tested the epidemcs which prevailed both in
New Orleans and Mobile during the Of 1883 IS and
o not single case yellow fever originated at Point Clear
The Salt Bathirg has equal in the Coast ard is
within few yards of the Hotel Fresh Water shower Baths
can be had at any time.
Fish and Oystrs abundant during the entire season
Good Stable accommodations provided for all who wish
to keep their carriages and horses
All the amusements usual Watering Places will be p-o
vid, d. F
good Bend Music is secured and will play on the
lawns afternoons, and for dancing evenings
IRE low pressure steamer viii ply regularly bet seeu No
ole AID Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
Terms OF Board.
D-s'.'''''''''. ''''''ss''..............S 400
-U neeA....''....s's IS 10
TUT aohtn''s'................ ............. 100 90
The proprietor returns his th snks to the publie for
the liberal patronage extended Battle House and hone.
70 place himself under renewed obligations
A NJ. GODFREY,
Proprietor Point Clear Hotel
Also Of Battle House q Mobile
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CHAS hENARD vs. JEAN MENARD-FOURFa nTs
tr.et CONT o. keS Orieans-po q So -A~-
k tIkTUE OF "a writ Of seizure ana ..t>
70 me ofeeieo BY the Honorable the FOURTH D,st-ce
SouI. OF rev orleans 10 the above entitled suit will nro-
80 20 ss az Public aueti m at the M,rchans and kue
hohees bNeban ., Roi al street, belw.en canal and
nmhonse Streets In the District Of Ills e.tx ~
TUESDAY, ninth day OfJune 1865 at II oielock ~ a.
following described property, to wit ~ - '"o
% Ct STAIN PoErIoN OF GROUND situated ON Ia
Chtmn De 10 Crete and GENTLY Road IN the ma ri
s, OF M, city composing fourteen lots OF ground dssna
bsd ~ tbe letters - q D. and by the number. III is o ~
~ q Z3A . 70 and ~, on plan drawn by 81 1yirs1, Z
Sasang architects on the lh day Noveuber issf 90
,srS pspein this city which said lots pstcusrg de-
teoeo an act mortgage passed before Amede- uc.-l
notary public In New Orleans on the n "A slr.- Iss'
being he same property cquired By d-sndant f, ..
30ih, 1854 'o't e-ee1 Asfen
keiEed In the above suit.
hJ- fIRxs-Cash the spot.
m9zs SHERIFF ~ ~ p w. An sin.,
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lAofOsALs.......... ..........PROPOsALs.
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.

OFFICE CHIEF oUARTERMAsrER
Filth hilitaTy District.
New Orleans, La May II 1865 I
sealed PROPOSALS are invited and will be received at This
UNI, ~ hONDAf, the eighteenth Instant for fur.
blshng the QuarteTmasters apartment in this ctv b5
thirty w days from date OF acceptance Of propssal ~
l4lz4 feet Of ROUGH LUMBER Yellow P'ns
% OOO feet OF DRESSED LUMBER Yellow Pine
oOoo Iset Of Gear, well seasoned CYPRESS LUN
HSNn CYPRESS SHINGLES splits inches long
specifications can be this oaice iO "s
BIDS Will be opened the above named and hfASo
are invited to be pres Mt 0u' anu siooers
bids. ~ Aeu' " teyect any or all
fropsfals must be indorsed "Proposals for -
shingleF, and addressed 10 the u dersgned Huo
-, OHAS II. TOMPKIys
Brevet Brig Gen aud Chief OUsrtermssfsr
Fifth Military District
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SAAAA VI LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMFrT
New Orleans, May u, 1863 /
w HEKEAS Louis Powers has made an
W phcalion 10 cancel the following oaica bonds
bond dated the 18th Of November 1857 for toe sa n,
30 signed by him as prime pal, Ghas Fa0ot a. a.
Sury-he sid bond being conditioned for tie fIhfn per
in and for the parish of Orleans - "'se'SOr
bond dated the 10th Of November 1850 for the sn y,
S5UO cOnstab e the Fifth Justiceis onrt e. ~
parish, with Z. S. Witt. a. security. 800 ~ '-' 0@He
bond dated the 10Th November 1851 for tba s.-
amount snd Tor the Office and same securitv NV ~e
4 bond dated the l4th May 1856 for sam az sr, -
the INN District Court New Orleans with y
aud n. NJ Iambias as - - = "esse'
All the said bonds being conditioned the fsi.bfi -
iormanee BY the said Louis Powers OF the duties
ing TO the Offices named. - - e' "ppeI'ain
Notice hereby given to all persons interested In the ao
eecrbed bonds 10 show in writing at the Office
SeIeay OF state within ninety days after last pubi
annuled W VahOehed ana
9iven under my hand and seal Of the State AZ above
and the Independence Of the United States The pns
second JOSHUA BAKER
"a. O. Governor OF Louisiana
J. II. HARDT, Secretary OF ststa
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pkoPOsALS......... .........PROPOsALs
FOR LINE, CEMENT AND HAIR.

Fhh Military District
New Orleans La, May H. 1858
Sealed Proposals are invited and will received NJ thi
once until u MONDAY. the egh eenth instant fo a.
mshng tht Quartz ssers Depart in this CITY within
tnlIty ~, osys from dsts OF acceptance Of proDosai
llsO barrels Of Rockland LIME.
- ba rels OF Rosenda.e CEMENT.
NJ, 80 - bushels of PLASrEkING HAIR
BIDS will be opeDsd At the above stated and biads
are invited 20 be present 3' 1 'i~Nefs
bids. ~ -e-' " Hyes' any OF AL
Proposals must he indorsed Proposals for Ts c.r.,
and halr, ano addressed to the unde signed '
D.. n, CHAS n. rOMPKINS.
Fifth Military Disfrict
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
EXECUTIVE DFPARrMRST,
New Orleans, April 2Oth. 1863 I
WHEkEAs. y. o ZeInIeker has .. ade an
" pheaiion 70 have his Official bonds cancelled a. au
uonter. in and for the parish Of Orleans to-wit:
J. bond dated the 9th Of September 1854 for the sum
Alexander Marks, a. securities S NAN
bond dated the I'd Of February 1865, for the same
amount and signed by the same persons
Notice hereby given all persons interested IN the abov,
oetcbed Dor ds 70 show writing Office Of Sec
esr OF state within ninety days the pubation
nul ed - - S~ ~Nu m
Given under my hand and seal Of the State a abov.
and the Independence Of the United the ninety sscnd
JOSHUA BAKER
Governor Of Louisiana,
J. 4. HARDY, Secretary ofstate