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Diary Of French Omeer In America.

The Boston Transcript says:
DR.. Samuel Abbott Green. of this city, has
contributed to our literature an interesting vol.
ume. which happily unites his own taste for anti.
quarisn historical researches with his late military
experience. He served as surgeon of the twenty.
fourth regiment Of Massachusetts, volunteers for
more than three years. To the officers and men
OF that regiment he gracefully dedicated a uub
cation which has occupied his skful pea. and the
contents OF which are associated with some of the
places where they shared dangers together.
As he was strolling on one OF the quays of
Paris IN June, 1867, looking over the shelves of
secondhand book stall, he picked up little man
Iscript volume that had been handsomely bound
and ornanented; but of whose history the owner
knew no more than that it had been purchased
shortly before In Lorraine.
:" 1t proved to contain in one hundred and fftv.
two written pages, the diary, and q few notes.
win three letters, Of Count William, of Deux-
Ponts, IN Germany, town which derives its name
from two bridges which cross the Erbach, as the
river runs through 1t, and the place where tue
famous Bipontne edition Of the classics was pub.
iished. The family OF Deux- Points, OF a baropial
IenB, now extinct, was connected with some of
the reigning families Of central Europe. On be.
eng applied to by DIR. Green. Mr.. George Ticknor
has obtained through q very eminent authority
abroad the particulars of this relationship.
Count William, born at Deux. Points in 1854. en-.
tered bis brothers regiment in the French army
10 II1s, and came to this country In Rochsmbeau's
army In l760. The journal now In our hands was
written while he was in service here.
DR.. Green gives us the original French, with
the text and notes, as written by the diarist and
he follows this with an English translation so
smooth and idiomatc, while strictly faithful that
IT reads az If 1t were itself the original The count
mad been married only two months when his re-
Riment, with others, was ordered to service He
was instructed to report himself as an officer His
destination was wholly unknown, and it was only
after the great feet In which he was sailing was
more than half way across the Atlantic that he
knew for what the expedition was assigned, as
tae fruit OF the noble agency Of Lafayette with |
his monarch and people 10 our behalf.
The journal is simply and modesty written,
showing manly spirit and military heroism. He |
describes short and undecsive sea fight with an /
English squadron on the way. He had laid /
twenty-s seven days, storm bound, in the roads at
Brest, and only after seventy.one days at sea did /
be land at Newport. He complains of the lack /
OF warm enthusiasm In the reception of the allies
by the Americans. Then follows his sketch of
loe campaign OF ISL. The count distinguished
himself highly at the seige of Yorktown, which
be describes with sufficient minuteness, adding a
few new particulars of interest,""
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II is said that the government authorities are
not ready 10 try Jefferson Davis, because they
prefer that the case should 60 over to the incom.
ing administration. When JEFF Davis was secre.
fary Of war, he ordered court martial. 10 try
Capt. D. s. Grant. Now there are some men
who possibly imagine that Grant will retalate BY
ordering his law officer to proceed with the trial
of JEFF. Davis. Those who entertain such a
thought will be disappointed. No man in Ameri.
ca quicker to perceive the stupid folly OF the
JEFF. Davis farce than Gen. Grant.-[Chicago
Times.
The story is rather the other way When Jeffer.
son Davis was secretary of war, Capt. U. 5. Grant
was tried and sentenced TO be cashered from the
army by court martial for " conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and q gentleman. p that ia TO say
for getting drunk "all over,n and being in and
around loose IN cutters and other places where
officers and gentlemen hadn't oughtn to
be. II remained only for the executive signature
10 confirm the sentence In this critical condition
of affairs for Capt. Grant, that officer went to
the secretary of war and appealed for mercy.
Mr.. Davis, Q West Pointer himself, and moved by
strong army esprit de corps,n stuffed the
sentence of the court in pigeon hole aud advised
the captain to resign-the which the captain
gratefully did, and for the privilege of which il is
now said be wishes to make an scknowedg nent
in kind TO Jefferson Davis That is the story, as il
is told to us.-lMobile Register.
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.............PROPOsALS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
- New Orleans Nov 20 1867
sEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until NJ FRIDAY December H. 1865 for the buiIdng Of
the following named Levees, e W
BASS LEVEE. parish Of Carroll.
SAVAGE LENEE parish OF Carroll.
DUCkPORT LEV bE, parish Of Madison.
tELTA LEVEE parish of Madison.
GILLESPIE LEvEE, parish of Tensaa
81. IOSEtH LEvEE parish Of Tensas
hARtNGO LEVI y, parish Of Concordia
cGLASsCOCkS BEND LEvEE PARISH OF Concordia
Sad Levees TO be in with psns and
specifications to be in Office the same TO be added To-
or decreased, at the option Of the Board
Ire amount OF bonds required will be the estm amount
OF the proposed work with fifty additional and
weHty cent of each and every estimate 10 be
until the completion Of the satisfaction Of the
Board raid bonds to be secured
OF the state whose signatures 70
eech pa guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder TO fun his
sgeemen and that In case the contract Is awarded will
anc entered into in accordance with requrement
rios VIII be indorsed Proposals building Lsve.n
70 od VIII DC entertained from any party has hereto
lore tailed to fulfill bis for the build ng Of Levees
with any former Board. " e'
may be offered - " ~ ''1' 'A"'
By order Of the Board. r. ID MrrrUErI
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CoNrRACTORs-,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs SEALED
Proposals for constructing port OF the New or
e"ns Mobile and ohsttsnoogs Railroad between the
OF New Orleans and Mobile embracing about cubie
yards fearhwork the delivery for and constru
ton OF 4g nesl feet Of Truss Brdxng 900 inea feet Of
Re and 1reste Bridging and for delivery QUO Gross
and other materials will be received the Company
WEDNESDAY January 20 1869.
Map and profes Of the line plans Of structure and ap
proxmate amounts of work TO be do-e exhibited
the same Office and after December TO- 1868 and blank
forms furnished for contracts specif son propostons
etc, etc. Ff''
proposals to be addressed to Henry Van vack Chief
Tor the New Or cans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail-
roaa Company New Orleans La
me ompaDy reserves the RICH. to reject any proposal
which Tor any reason may be deemed satisfactory
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
o. President N. o NJ 4 C. r. R. CO.
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THE AKIOs PIANO roKrE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

he AXIOM P!AEo FORTE declared By the Judges st ths
se a q ne American Institute held IN September and
Oe.ooef ioo. 70 De the oes piano exhibition and
es trial ordered b the American Institute With Pianos
,ne succeesn exhibitors ct the eris Exposition
Aare1 n tne nogee be the Piano them
AGENTS WANTED Firstclass and responsible AGENT
pointed them ~
Send for circslars price list. terms ETC.
Mandatory and Wareroons n AID ID Bov~rv uss,
Delaney street, New York MANNER Zoo
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RIGAUD q CO.'S
PARISIAN PERFUMERY.

rssronissd BY the Empress Of the French and extensively
GRITTY
RIGAUD 4 OO'S YLANgYLAra ana MANILA
bOo0ubI the new scent. Rgsud d Co the only i'm
Europe OF me fragrant extract Of Ylsngyand
RIGAtb co IS TOLUfINB. delicious Toilet ws,sr.
Water. ~s-' - ~'~'.~~
RIgAup cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquIsisey psr.
mmed and keeping its fragrance TO the LIST -
RIoAUD 4 co.'s MIRANDA PoMATUM for prsssrv.
ing and besutying the hair
RIGAUD co.'s DENTORNE Q most agreeable
s1r for preserving the teeth and PERU ming the breath
HloAUD CO.'S TOOTH-CREAM q rsmarkabe urs-
pi5,ton producing brilliant Wilderness to the teeth
apd all other Starch and Rice Powdcrs
The LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
stamp. ~ 49,
Wholesale R'esud Co., IS de RichelIeu, Paris
AGENT y Nswbery Sons, Is 81 Paus Church yard Lon
don -
Depot General In New Orleans at
y DUCoNGEs
20 Ohartrea sfrse4
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We learn that the body of English soldier
Judging from his uniformly washed ashore near
day morning last. A one pound English note was
found is his pocket, together with little specie
and photograph, 90 badly damaged tina, II
could not be known. Nothing further could be
found TO identify the body. which was buried on
The beach by some fshermen.-[New Bsrne Re-
publican.
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The Mobile Register says Southern planters are
better of to-day than they were before the war.
They are are free from debt and receiving more
for their cotton than ever before. Formerly
they were always one crop in debt. and belonsee
10 their factors. Now they have learned econ.
omy, and are their own masters
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Hall. New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will.
at his office, on Tuesday, December Is, 1868, at
noon, adJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract, according to plans and speci.
locations on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
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OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. 1868.

VIEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is 1868.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orssp,:
Gentlemen undermined property ovner. on Bolivar
street be PoydrAs and Common and ssreets
most respectfully inform honorable body the nquette
on SAID street between Lafayette and Common
uave especially after lght We therefore Law pe
Ton before to have said b.nqustt or sid walks paved
etc etc. .i...|- = " VS. 80 f.-''
THOS o,SEIL 66z feet
PATRICK MeR PHY, ITO fest
THOs. MARKfY. 80 feet
y. a. WEBER, l20 feet.
A. BRIDGE, l5e feet.
HAS ROSs, 90 feet,
JOHN CROFT $40 feet
IAWRr nee McGREUHE % feat
WALTER CUhhIN CHAM 30 feet
WILLIAM sHERIDAN, 3Jfsst
JOHN FOND, 90 feet
COUTLED8c a kAINEY 100 feet
PATRICK NAH rR. 80 feet
HENRY 9AINES 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet
SCHMlOT BIEGLFR. 100 feet
Il j. BEIKERY, $50 feet. tr .-...
J. HS BAKERY. 30 feet
Petition sisned IA 9l2 feet.
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DETITION
PETITION.
Honorable COnss cOmmun de la vile dc la Nouvels-

ArHonorsble Copssi COmmun de la vile dc la Nouyes
Orleans: ~ ~ - s
HouvEILE-oRIEASs Is octobre 1863
MesieursLes sosenes propre tsires sur la rus Bolivar
en- re s russ Poydrss Commune Lafayette repsentsn
lie bOmore de pieds de respec
taeuement vore honorable que les bsnqu.
ave rue entire Lafayette ct Commune dams qu
les rerd impssssbles pietons mutt Ans
done nous vous soumetons petition que
d banquettes soient psvecs reparees
Ia loi, pour lequel ons prierons. etc
THOMAS O'NEIL, 662 pieds
Patrick MURPHY liO :.
gHoS MAkKEY, 80
H. A WEBk6 100
4. l. JUDGE, lD
CHAS ROSE. 80
JOHN CROFT, 2f0
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 30 pieds,
WALTER CUNNINGHAM. 80 peds.
MILAN SHERIDAN, 80 pieds.
COUTLEDGE RAINEY, 100 piedx
PATRICK MAHER 30 pieds.
henry GAINES, 30
EDWARD LYNCH 9s
SCHMIDT ZIEGLkR ITO pieds.
B.J BERKERY $50
JOHN BAKERY, "a
fomhre total de pieds. IA 9l2
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/ A KEHAIssAECE LOUIsIANAIsR,
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGE.
Devoted - Southern Interests.
issyen Years Of kxsisncsj

~" senaanasbl. pusliesssn fos aratis spd eeansy
vac practice the elegant Frsnch languages rsvsvy
soyrstsy tss political Of the week The stustion
ne country the New Ossns American press the
nets of LoossnA the agricultural md commercial Affairs B
Toe market price current the theatrical soress
rst vanety useful facts instructive gems humoristi1
"soaotss sne al thsf corpsss . frst class pa2er.
SUBSCRIPTION: % PEE ANNUM
re ~ pagee Of LA kENAIBgANOB are sditsd a r
eoamss enc ne Advertisements conspicuously die
ayed with resdins matter In esch pess that ths
journal one OF the best advertising MEDIUMS Of the South
yeo Printing done N ell languages. q Cent ssrsst eerns
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, Dec. 8, 1868.
TNa 11IQ NJ OF

Resolued. That the controller be and he il
hereby authorized. after five days notice in the
official journal, to sdjudicate q contract to the
lowest bidder or bidders for Smelling and grading
Liberty street. from ITALIA street to Felicity Road,
the work to be done in strict accordance with
specifications on file in the Office of the CITY sur
veyor.
(Signed) ALFREp KKARyy.
President Board Assistant Aldermen,
(signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 8, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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foTA-Vos pettonnses ouls sont Ia
msote actuee des propetares pour des
pnetes fsisant face oh Locust parr
drtfe"in Felirite iusdua rAvenue Washington
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ERENCM MEDICINES
-PzrPARIp BY
GRIAAULT Il CO., CHEMISTS,
CRUE RIoHELIEU. PARIA
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF cANABis INDroA.
PREPARED sr GRrnAuIr 4 Co.. CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments In France England and Germany hsvs
proved that these Cigarettes remedy for ts
above distressing affections especially when BsadonnA
ssramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
Digestive Elixir OF Pep.,n..

oninAoL W, CHEMISTS, PARTH
nyscisn 70 ns majesty the Emperor OF the French is the
uiee or raj her. the digestive principle purified
which dgests food In the stomach When some crnss
other the supply q digestive fluid Is small the inevitable
consequences are bad digestion. gasts gssralQa a.
nation OF the mucous of stomach and bowels hs.rt
burn pituite snGma les Of strength and Din fsmsiss,
choross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned by ths
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Of Medicine
al such diseases and prevents vomiting during psgnsney
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i. q. o. r.

lodge Room No 1. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. omesu-0so. ". Sadlss O. p; J. Il. Burks,
H.P.; W. H. Wright. Scribe. ..
MAGNOLIA RNcAMPMExT no. Z
Mssss second fourth Saturdays In
Baton Rouge oscsn-oscar Bsrbss. O. p; L. O. NORA
q. p; h Csariinsky. Scribe
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMKNf NO. q
xssss the second and fourth Mondays IN each month.
Msrnv Buldngs Third District ocsrs- r. stahs. %. P;
h. y. sturcksa. b. p; J. Rener Serbia
LAFAYETTE ENoAnPNENr NOT.
Meets the and third Wednesday IN Jsss.cs Hsn
corner of Magazine and Phillip streets, Fourth Distcs
omcsrsJ W. Allen o. p; Frank Passsr. Il. r. George
Ritter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets In the Office the Grand Secretary tbs sscsoa
Monday In January, April July and octsasr The NV
Board meets the third Monday In January organize
ton oncersJ @. Danlsp President; Folgsr ssrs
'szy' Joseph West, Treasurer John Quinn. ssxtoa-
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary Friday evening in svsy
month omcers-A W. Mcdonald, Presidents Josiah Folxsr
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RRLrRr A.
ISOLATION.
Meets In once Grand Secretary Last Saturday Of sssh msu
Annual meeting last Saturday in January 1865
E. n Rusha President; G. Roper Firrt Vice President,
Phstsr Second Vice Presidents; Luthsr Hsmss ssrssu;
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In each month"; once Of the arsul
Secretary Election FIRST Monday 10 May for Dirsctou
BOARD FOE ls6S-Presidenf-E NJ Rusha n w. a. II.
Finance Coumdee-y q. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter;
Eugene p. Brueers.
Hall commdtes-G. L Thos. H. Shields, e. H. FaIrchfld,
George Dimeyer.
Buildis Conmiss-E. n. Russia; Luther Homes; George
Nungesses.
O. W. Ropsr n nitisnaugh a r No.. N r. u
Hasksll
JOSIAH FoLGER. Secretary.
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NOTE y our petitioners would also represent they are
msory OF actual and property 'front.'
ing on both sides Of Locust street from Felicity Rood to
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HAIL.
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1868. {
Notice is hereby given that the controller will.
at his office, on Tuesday, December Is, 1885, at
noon, adJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above contract. according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the civ sur.
veyor.
PAS. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
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L. o. o. r.


| o. y. F........I. Q. Q. r ..........I. .. =. r..
Grand Lodge or L.euissa.s.
rfaE z. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o. p
Meets ssmisnnuay the fourth Tuesday January s,d
July TN New orisans Ocss present year lSss-E n
kussa Of No. 9. ". Grand Nassr; J. r Hum Of No So
4 '" d. Grand Master: z. H. Fairchild, Of Ne L. r
srsnd Warden; Josiah Folgsr No. r. W. Grand Secr
any r. w. Dslesdenier Of No. 20. ". Grand Treasurer
Luther Homss Of No. Is and Dunlap Of No Is T. W.
a. Representatives q. L q. Rev O. L More Of No Is w.
rand Chaplain; John B. Heno Of No W. Grand Marsha
A. haIuresu. of No 70, W. Grand Conductor; Rsimer
Of No. 10, Grand Guardian; r a. j. n Lttlsjohn Of No.
u, W. Grand Herald ...
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsYrRs-P. a. John p. Barnett
No. H. District No. o. p. O. A. J. vsndegrin Of No O.
District No. s. p @. g. Grisamore Of No 81 District No
d r. g. 8 p Clarke. of No Is, District No. 8; p. O. B. T.
CLANCY OF No District No. Il p O. Jacob schrensr. Of
No. So District No IL; p a. H. Hunsicher Of No H. Dis.
rict No IL; p. G. q. W. 9uth, Of No. - District No.
STANDING oonnrrxxs State Of the 0rdr-P a. Sire Geo.
Race Of No. Il; p. @. Master W. O. wilson, Of Me- Q;
r. g. Master Gardner Smith. of No IL.
Jsdicial-P. q. Master Luther Homes, Of No. Is; p a.
D. D. g. n Phi Schneider. Of No. 10; r. G. D. wsidnsr. o
No. a.
Constitution and ByLars-P. a. Master George Nunges.
err Of No. 20 p q. Henry Haskell. of No. ls; r q. VIM
Wisett Of No. IL.
Petitions and lppeas-P. q. Master J. q. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. @. L. Graham. Of No. q; p. d. q. n BENJAMIN
Moses, efNo.6.
Lgislatise-P. @. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. g.
g. MISTER Howard Aillspaugh Of No. II; p. q. Joseph
fest, Of No. l.
Fnanoe.-P q. Master A. Wallace Hunter Of No. Is; r.
g. Master Edward Pilsbury, of No. l6 p. q. =. Tower
ofNc L.
oIedntia-P. O. A. ". MscDonsIi Of Ne Is; p g. Frank
rfsier, Of No. Is; P. q. George Dirmeysr. Of No n
An commupcstions the n. w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded the the Grand g.
etsy tho Crescent Mutual Company
asr Of Camp street and Commercial Plaos.
JOSIAH FoL0ER, Grand Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Dec. 2, 1865.

hAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANs,)
City Hall, Dec. 2, 1865.
No. 1l50-N. 81
Resolred, That the adjudication by the con.
troller, Nov. 18th, agreeably to ordinsnce No.
l1OS, N. B., for grading and Smelling Felicity Road
from Baronne to Howard streets, to Henry Nc.
Quinn as principal, and John Mcvittie security.
at two dellars and seventy-fve ($2 75) cents per
running foot, be and the same IL hereby rejected
and the controller authorized to re-adjudcate TO
the lowest bidder or bidders, after five DAYS no.
tce in the official journal, said contract; the
work to be done in accordance with specifications
on file in the office Of the city surveyor.
(Signedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(eigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 3, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN R. CONWAY. Msvor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL
New Orleans, December 10, 1865.
Notice ishereby given that the controller will, a,
his ONCE, on Tuesday, December Is, 1865 at noon,
aejudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract. according to plans and speci6ca-
tons on file in the office of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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Syrup of Peruvian Bark and Iron.

Z. DUCoyGEs.
80 Chartrss street.
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EH1C1 Z. Mr. =. kisnss = Honss4~, 10 =
foydrns stree Manufacturers Of the MalAkoR Bttsru
0cntemen-I have examined the patent that va Snta
you BY the Government for Misunderstanding the Nsako6
bter and found In the ingredients employed compounl
veil cacused 70 excite and In good dgsstvs
organs have prescribed said BtteS several times and n
net r.nain ssntlsmsl very respectfully your mss
examined the you hold Of
bitters and Ind nothing the ingredients thsrs
cordial aromatic bitter a gMITH ~
Your Malako6 Bittsrs which 1 have examincd a. "a
contain any ingredients injurious health and may 3 soo
Your, n GIHUPPHRr n m
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orleans: - - ~
Gentlemen-The undersigned property holders and resi-.
cents on both sides OF Locust street. Felicity TO
Mashngon Avenue, Fourth District would most respect
fully petition your honorable body have roadway
constructed said supervision Of thu Civ
Surveyor after due advert sement according to law
Your petitioners would respectfully represent that fer
nearly ak months In the II s almost impossible for
either cart wagon pass along entire length Of ssd
street loaded with wood milk building materials etc
JkO PCRCkLL. 10 feet on Locust street.
ANpREW SCHMlrT. 81 OF Locust
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. /,

keets every nrst and third Saturday. Lodge Room M
svr the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Camp ana
hatcher streets. Ohcers-A Mazureau D. NJ: Gu. "a
Ses D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell, Secretary and Treasurer.
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AsEs !mpoency, Loss Of Power Nsrvous Debility wiz
on lmpedments 70 Marriage should BY al cen
smpatinG marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is er - b
j. BALDWIN DUFF,
New Orleans Medical institute.
20 Magazine street.
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PROPOsALs...........

phofosALs .........PR0POsALS.
- - STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Z
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %. 1868 }
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office until 70
SATURDAY December L. 1868 for the building Of Moran
cy' Levee, in the parish OF Madison.
sad Levee TO RECONSTRUCTED accordance with lan ana
specifications to be in this Office the to be added
to or decreased at the option Of the Board The pro.
posed terms Of payment will be explained differs from
9th
The amount Of bonds required will be the estimated amount
OF the proposed work. with fifty per cent additional and
twenty per cent on each aud every esste TO be retained
until the completion Of the work te
Said bond TO be secured by persons
residents OF the State whose signatures
to each bid guaranteeing the ability Of the TO his
agreement a. that In case the contract awarded 1t will
be accepted and entered into in accordance with require
ments. "- -'t@Ao
No bids will be entertained from any party who has hereto
With any former Board. '
The Board right 10 accent or reet nv all
bids that may be offered.
BY order OF the Board.
R. d MITCHELL, Secretary.