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Daily and Weekly Crescent.
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ESTABLISHED 1909.
NOW READY:
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BY BRICK PoMEROY.''
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Extracts from Notices.

From the late President Of the II 81
John Quincy Adams.--r0f all thenari'
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and science, which abound in F6rons
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appeared to me the most useful"
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May, l867.-''Wero /, in view Of an
the. competitors now in the field 70
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The Living Age. There is not, IN anv
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Garden Seeds.

II F. VIRGIN, successor to D. Maupay
Il. Dealer in Seeds, No l04 Gravier
street, between Camp and Magazine streets,
New Orleans y6n23ly
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Ladies' store,

that will prove creditable to himself and
beneficial to his customers IN view of
which, he has purchased the most tremend-
Gus stock of goods ever brought to this mar.
ket, III the Ladies' line, and being determin.
ed to secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges
himself to sell
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Cheaper than the Cheapest,

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prices, whether judges or not, for he has
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which cannot fail to give satisfaction, as it
is based upon ''small profits and quick re-
turns" Mrs Wells superintends the Mil
linery and Dress making Departments,
where she will be pleased to see and wait
upon her old friends and customers Both
of these branches are under the manage
ment of first class artistes, who are thor
oughly ''posted" on the latest fashions.
TO the Gentlemen, McDermott would say
that he has fine stock of -
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Furnishing Goods
&c, &c,
which he will sell cheaper than any one else
in town, as he is going out of the gents
goods entirely, in order to devote his exclu-
sive attention to the establishment of first
class Ladies Store.
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Sarah Miller, nonresident.

W. H. Hill, Tax Collector, for use, &t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
PROPOSALS
OFFICE CHIFF QUARTERSrAsTER, !
Department OF Louisiana,

OFFICE CHIFF QUARTERNAsTER
Department OF louisiana
- New Orleans, La. october 6, 1853
CEALED PRoPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y vii be received at this Office until P. NJ.
THURSDAY, the fifteenth day OF October 1903
for furnishing this Department, at foot OF St Joseph
s. SiNDow FRAMES and SASH, 10 light. each,
l2xA -
2DOoR FRAMES and PANEL DOORS, feet
WIDE, in two pieces, on Tol ers
DOOR FRAMES and PANEL DOORS 3 feet
wide, feet high.
9D0oK FLAMES and BATTEN DOORS, feet
10 DOOR FRAMES and BATTEN DOORS, 2
feet inches wide feet hign.
260 SASH WEIGHTS and CORDS.
260 ROLL FRS for window frames.
r tLt,ERS for front doors.
lnWINDOW FRA ES with sash, Il lights each
l0x4 .nd Nenitlsn shutters for same
6WINDOW FRAN En-, with sash, I2 lights each
l0xl2 and Yenitan shutters for same.
2DUOR FRAMES and PANEL DOORS feet 4
inches wide, 8 feet high.
l8 DOOR FRAMES and BATTEN DOORS, 2
2DUuR FRA MES and BATTEN DOORS feet
wide, feet inches high
3lSHUFHER FASTENERS and RINGS,
u WINDOW FASTENERS.
Delivery will be required ~itH in thirty (90 days
from date Of acceptance of proposal
The usual rules Of the Department govern in this
advertisement.
Proposals must be lndorsed Proposals for Win.
dows Doors, ETC., and addressed to the under.
signed.
BY command of the Quartermaster General U. S.A.
OHAS. II, TUMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and A. Q. M
OCT bt Department of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14

must yield to the supremacy of the law, il
| he has not already done so,
Two well-dressed citizens applied to the
Second Ward registration office yesterday
and took the oath with nonchalance and
Indifference. One of them, however, ex-
amined more carfully the oath he had Just
taken, and declared that he must recede
from it, as he could not swear to it without
committing perjury.
The residence of Mr.. Rice, No. ~ Pry-
tanla street. was burglarously entered last
night and robbed oftwo dozen silver-plated
iorks' Two dozen spoons, two dozen desert
spoons, ladle and three sugar spoons.
About ten O'Clock this morning girl
hve years old accidentally fell from the
gallery OF three-story house, No. 62
toulouse street, and was so severely in
jured that her recovery is doubtful.
CORoNER's 1NQuEsT.-Coroner Avila held
yesterday an inquest on the body of Adele
Via. called Blasco, who was accidentally
shot yesterday morning by pistol in the
hands of Oscar Blasco. The following is a
synopsis OF the evidence ELECTED before the
jury of inquest
Miss Josephine Hastings sworn: Said
she heard lady was wounded and came to
the house of the deceased and inquired
about the matter. Deceased told her she
was going to die. Said Blasco had wound
ed her. His pistol went off accidentally
Witness remained in the house until she
died. Her last words were, SIT was by ac-
cident."
Joseph Martin sworn-Said about seven
o'clock Tuesday morning he heard pistol
shot, and coming into the room found a
body lying on the floor. Mr.. Blasco asked
witness to run for doctor and started off
himself. Witness went for DR.. Delery aud
on his return asked the deceased If there
was any hing between her and Blasco. She
said it was an accident and he was not to
blame.
Dr. Nardyz heard the deceased reiterate
this statement in the presence of the
Coroner.
DR.. Avila was assured, almost in her asst
moments, by the deceased the act was not
premeditated.
John E. IRENE heard her say in French,
English and Spanish: " Oscar is not to
blame, signor; Octobe de la Roussey."
Also heard the deceased say in Spanish
that no one was to blame. The Jury re-
turned verdict that the deceased came to
her death from the above described
wounds, inflicted in before mentioned man
ner, and that it was purely accidental.
Adele died yesterday morning at half
past eleven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
CAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cry CoUNcL-Bodrd of Aldermen
meeting last evening, President
ID in the chair, resolution from the
B Board, to cease publication Of con-
ID the official journal aud to have the
cations printed on slips for use of
9 officers, was concurred in, the Board
'hg from its amendment 10 do away
printing the specifications.
D finally adopted resolution author
|he license inspectors to arrest on the
persons selling without licenses; said
hs to be fined by the Recorders $40
eh oifense, halfof which to be paid to
iormer.
PFados offered resolution to prevent
'ns and owners Of vessels from selling
er st The wharves without paving
The resolution imposes hne Of 500
Ach oifense, half Of which to be paid
3 ialormer, 1t was adopted.
\ Shields offered as a substitute for q
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
CAVALRY HoRsEs wANrED,

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
Offce Of uhief Qua-tarnnastsr
Austin, Texas, September 90 Ises.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received at this cfiies until twelve o'clock M ,
SATURDAY. November IA, 1853, for deyerlnRat
austin, Texas 800 CAVALRY HORSES and At
San Antonio Texas, 2i9 Cavalry Horses - y
The horses must be sound in ali particulars well
broken, in full fish and good condition. from Ii5
fifteen to- l6l sixteen hands high from IS 1--WE to Iy
nine years old, and well adapted in every way 10
ten years OF age, if still vigorous splishtly and
he slthy may be accepted.
Delivery to commences within thirty r50 days from
date of contract, and to be completed within sixty
go days from date of same,
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
portion OF the number of horses required
1he right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
offered.
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Cayalry
Horses, and addressed 10 the undersigned
by command of Brevet Maj General j. j. Reynolds.
j. A POTTER
Rrsvet Brigader General and q. q NJ. Fifth Will.
tarI District. oeI2 Ct
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE STOHFS.

OEEtCE OF TEiE U. IS. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Corner Houston and Greene Streets
Entrance g, on I5I tI1eene street, New York City,
CEALE0 PROPOSALS IN DUPLI0STE' i5'li ARE
~ invited and will be received at this office
the pnTchasng Of condemned Cannon, mon Shot, Shelf H
Scrap, wrought and CAST Iron, Brass and other
ordnen Stores located at the following points on
Fort Hamilton and Redoubt Forts wsdsworth, La.
tayette Columbus and Schuye and Castle Williams,
in New York harbor; Fort 1runibull, New London
harb3r, Gonnssetieu' Fort Adams and Wa,cott New
mouth har6or New Hampshirs: Fort Knox. BSeks
port Forts Prebe and seammei. Portland harbor,
Maine Name Forts pioks1s and Barrancas Pensacola
Morgan S,r Mobile barber, Alabama
% GANN9N ~ a. in Portland harbor, estimated as
4?pASSoN in Newport harbOr, estimated as
81 CANNON in New London harbor estimated
lls CANNON in Pensacola harbor. estimated as
0CANNUN in Mobile harbor, estimated as weigh.
70 CANNON Portsmouth harbor, New Hampshire
estimated as weighing l0s,s62 pounds
New York: Fort Ontario, Oswego, New York and
Saeketts HArbor. New York.
aggregate to l97 454 pounds are in quantity each
OF the above mentioned forts also scrap wrought
FSiand oompsts cStsosaes Of be PROPERTY eTsd
can De o aad on sbniGaIon a at this ONCE the Ord.
Officer of the different forts.
Terms cash; ten per cent on the day of sale and
the remainder when the property is delivered thirty
Gays will be allowed for ths removal OF heavy ord.
nance; al other stores will ba required to be re-
moved within ten days from close of sale.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory; prior to the
acceptance of any bid it will have to be approved by
the War Department,
Bidders will state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept stores and the number snd kinds
they propose TO purchase. Deliveries will only be
made at the forts.
Proposals will be addressed to Brevet Colonel G.
Crispin, Major of Urdnane, United States army in
dorsed Proposals for purch lsing Condemned Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores
@. CRTSPIN,
Brew Col. U. S, A., Major OF Ordnance.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
PROPOSALS.,

OFFICE CHIEF CoafMtsY OF SUBSISTENCE, U S A.
Department OF Louisiana. !
New Orleans, La October lO 1853 !
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
y the NINETEENTH DAY or OUTOBER
1868, for furni-hing the United States Subsistence
Dapartment with the following Stores, w:
SOON pounds of HAVANA SUGAR in boxes du-
ties paid; the sugar to be of the grade known No.
II Dutch standard.
90 900 pounds of the best HAY, in bales.
$1,000 pounds of BACON, Clear Sides
1000 barrels OF FLOUR. equal to the Government
standard. Each barrel of Flour purchased will be
required to weigh 1876 pounds and all Flour abs ract
ed at previous Inspections, or missing from the bar
res from other causes, will be required to be made
up by the contractor.
The above articles to be of the very best pality
and put up in superior packages and 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 pL-tt wd1 uave
failed to comply with their engagemeH IS WITH any
branch of the Government
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals"
A. BECKWIrH,
oclo g. Brevet Major Gen. and @. s, U 4 A.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
DEEYEa, AMnRoaIA a

DEEVEs' AALBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
TnPFRVed.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to ourl beautifully.
It kssps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t tnvisorAssu the Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow lurarfanils.
1t immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the hair from Changing Color from Axs
It restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have ban haa q.
yearA
It's composed sstirsly Of simple and purely vsssaa
bls substances aF
hAa received ovsfsiz thousand voluntary tsutimo-
niAll Of it, szssIlenes. many Of which are from ply
uciAnu IN high standing.
Itisseld in halfpound bostlss. che name bieun IN
the sAaal BY Drussists sas Dealers IN Fancy Goods
svsrTwhsFs. At One Dollar pr Botsia WAslssais !,
Dsa Bs.ass : cai O .. walls oas sshiszs,l.
M aQe- EsW YEA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14


PARAGRAPHs.--A reporter of the German
Press addressed, the other evening, a
Fourth District Democratic club, and ad-
vised every member to go and vote on the
third of November, declaring that if they
should not then be vietoIs by their votes,
thy would still have their arms left.
Two men named Mcdonald and four
others are implicated in the murder of the
brakeman recently killed on the 0pelousas
railroad. Officers have gone to arrest them
The new Odd Fellows Hall will be dedi-
Gated on the tenth Of November, the cere-
monies to conclude with grand ball.
Altogether us petitions have been fled
in bankruptcy in this State, and foriy-tour
have been discharged from Indebtedness
Philip JAWS was out and stabebd on the
levee Yesterday by Major Williams. The
wounds it is thought are fatal.
There was a row ia the Bismarck last
evening. Beer mugs flew about promiscu-
ously, and there was quite an excitement
for few minutes. One of the barkeepers
was slightly injured, and bled freely.
y. ]. Shehan, proprietor Of the Empire
coheeh ehouse, has been charged by affidavit
with Insulting John Kline, Adam StOop,
and ~ Butler, members of the police, on
NY N..tN Vi OctODcT, DelMeen tnc uOuIS Vi
Z aud II in the evening. The affair took
place at the corner OF Tehoupitoulas and
jackson streets, and the statements of the
Witnesses were that Shehan was very vio-
lent and Abusive in his threats. His obiec-
tion to theNoficers on duty, according to
their statements, Were that they had not
resigned their places in the Metropolitan
Police. This case was up for examination
before Recorder Jackson yesterday,
Last evening aboutseleven o'clock there
was slight ruffie ut the corner Of 81
Charles and Gravier streets. A pistol was
discharged but no harm done. The name
Of General Thompson was connected with
the affair, as party assailed. Quiet was
restored, no harm done, and no arrests
made
City employees were paid yesterday in
atty dollar bonds of the city, payable one
year after date to bearer, with the coupons
attached for TWO and a half each, payable
six aud twelve months after date. Some of
these bonds sold yesterday for eighty-6Ve
cents on the dollar.
The new Captain of Police for Jefferson
city, Mr.. D. O. Woodruff has made formal
demand on the Chief of Police for posses
sion, which was refused. But the Chief
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14

MAToRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, October 9, ls6s. /
. No. 1065-New Series.
WHEREAS, Ihe term for which the City PHYSICIANS
elected by the Common Council on the thirtieLh
june 1868, has not been specified, and whereas il is
customary to proceed to such elections every two
years and it is proper that the tenure of SAID office
be fixed: ~
Resolved, That the term of Office for which CITY
Physicians are elected be two years, TO date from
their entering upon the d charge Of their
functions.
(Signedl THOMAS MARKEv
President Board Alderman
(Slgnedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved October & ls6a.
(S'gnedl JOHN R. CONWAY Mavor
A true CODY:
JOIN W. OVERALL, Secretary. oco St
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-14
OFFIcE OF THE RkoORDER
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
~ Anahonvsn Arl.,- 49, az. -,

OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
- 81. AnthOny's alley, near the Sheriff.
once,
tbetwoen Chartres and Royal strests.i
Tbs public are hereby notiisd that according 70
te ptofsions OF an act providing for tbs registering
ot births and deaths hs birth Of every child born In
the city ana partsh OF Orleans both des at the
river n aaissippi, must be duly registered in She
above once. The declaration for registry must ce
made oy the father, that is impraoticAhle
~ env other person present At the birth Every per-
son negieottng TO comply with said is inbe TO
penalty not ekoaading tan lass than I've dollarn
Ths Aoove mentioned law win Be strictly ealoresd
L. PESSOU,
Au@em Recorder Of Births and DOaths