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OFFICIAL NOTIoBS---OIrY


expire on the thirtieth Of June Iseg = .
The whole shall be PEI formed to the entire salts
men o. the Committees on Streets and Landings. sh %
PAyments s9aA be mace plenthiy, On the, eertif-
cat+s OF the street Commissioner and said street
1ss to issue no dsrtiostes tothe contractors until
O. es s Sas ea
Srer 70 retain, in guarantee 1ntf the expiration of
and gsF the amount Of each
It's we'll undersEood that in Of failure by any
part i6ereoi Sn e ed r IN G
common Council be dissatisfied with the manner
u spGeh . tne work i being exec1ted the Common
SueS bgp pptnE .1es se & GSn5scprs e 5 % 9 dssa g re-
OUT applying 70 court Of justice to annu the same
sno Wthout indemnify; and it is also well under
$1,000 mat IN case the contractors shall at any time,
eDahdon the work, or not finish and complete the
same IN conformity with heir contracts the said
Factors tt shall fotfelt all claims they may have
oate Of their, abandonment, and that the city
shall ps thereby discharged and released from any
stood that in case the contracts be resod the
tractors and their securities shall be held and
all loss or difference between the price at which
me contractors originally contracted to perform
GATED at resale or readjudicstion.
keepSS % n oe 70 ush RE- tor repairing and
complete, as we'll as new crossn gs complete
Signed ~ LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved By the Committees Of Streets and Land
Signed JAS. McCLosKEY, ,,,,.,.
j. b PRAGUE, Ohalrmen'
Signed y '''' P. G. NOLAN.
JOSEPH MURPHY,
street Commissioner.
PAS. LABARRE,
not 5t Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
MEMORANDA,

Ship RoseReath, Captain Aud, reported below
waiting orders, has received instructions sail for
Galveston, where she will Immediately take on her
cargo, and dispatch for Liverpool, the same beng
engaged.
The steamship Fire Queen, reported by us at Liv
eTpoo, SAILED from that port yesterday for New Or
leans, as per cable telegram to Messrs. j II Ash
bridge Ocean, received the same day.
A telegram to Mr.. Perrllliat, from Messrs Caro-
Watson dated Havana, Nov. s. announces the sail
ing of the steamship Darien at noon, with Mons.
Calebresi and Opera Troupe aboad.
The ship Two Brothers, wrecked on Body Island,
details OF which we have already published, was
owned by VIM. P. G. Bradstreet; cost about S9g-
wv, and was insured Tor $4,000.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Nov. l-Arrved from New Orleans,
steamship Gen Meade.
Key West, Oct ?5-Sailed, from New Orleans,
ste ,mship Nicksburg.
Boston, Oct 3l-Arrived from New Orleans steam
shin kensington, Hedge. Oct 30, cleared for New
o. leans, ship Lathley Rich.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bristol, Oct l7-In port, for New Orleans, ship Mo
Liverpool, Oct le-Ceared for New Orleans, ship
Maud, Abernetby. ELtered outward, snip Lady
Clarendon. for New Orleans.
Southampton, Cct l9-Of Hurst Castle, steamship
horussia, Frauzen. from New Orleans for Hamburg
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, November 4, 1865.
No. l1l5-New Series.

WHEREAS, The Finance Committee have been
Nainy endeAvoIing to get from the late City Treas
urer and Controller any statement Of their affairs,
whereby definite settlement Of the financial affairs
of the city while in their charge can be made;
and
WHEREAS, 1t appears that the city is at present
loser to heavy amount through the fault OF or
both of them; therefore,
Resolved That the Mayor be requested to proceed
by suit through the City Attorney, against said
Howell and securities, and against said MandP and
securities, for the sum of fortytWo thousand dol
lars discrepancy against Howell and Mandei, so far
as said committee has any information, and for such
further sum as said committee may advise said City
torney to include in said suit and for a general
and final settlement of the account of said Treas
urer and Controller between themselves and with
the city.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARkEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved November !, 1858
Signed JOIN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true COPY:
JOIN W. OVERALL Secretary. nos St
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

OFFIcK CHIEF QUARTFRHAsrER
Department o Louisiana !
New Orleans La, November q Ie6s }
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- VIII be received at this office until p M.
MONDAY, the sixteenth day of Noyember 1852
Tor the construction of PICKET FRINGE around
the National QemsteEg At Bston Rouge, Louisiana,
consisting of about 2660 line al feet. -
SPechcations can be seen at this office and at Office.
o. Lieutenant Thomas Latchford, Acting Assistant
lumber proposed to be used y ~
Bids will be opened at time above named and hid.
ders are invited to be present.
all bids ' -'
Proposals must be indorsed Pronosals for Picket
Renee" and addressed TO the undersigned
BY order of the Quartermaster General
CHARLES H. TOMPKINE,
Brevet Brigader General and Chief Quarterruaster
noZ ot Department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
PROP0sALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION.

HEADouARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
80 State OF Texas,
- AusJln, Texas, October "a, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALSIN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received at this Office until MONDAY, De-
gember - 1865, at twelve o'clock M for the TRANS.
POREATION OF MILITARY SUPPLIES, from
the hrst day Of January, 1862 the thirtyrst day
OF December, 1863, on the following route, viz:
Route 80 >.
From Indianola 10 Austin, Texas, and all inter.
medi ate points.
Bidders viii state the rate per one hundred rIo0I
pounds per one hundred 00l miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full as well as
their places Of residence. and each proposal should
b accompanied by bond in the sum of ten thou
sand lSluOOO dollars signed by two more respou-
sble persons guaranteeing that in case the contract
is awarded for the route mentioned the proposals
cepted and entered into and good and sufficient s..
eurlty turnlsued by SAID parties in accordance with
the terms Of this advertisement.
Inc amount OF bonds required from the contractor
will be fifty thousand $50 lO0l dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the solvency of each bid
der and person offered as security wi be required
Forms OF contract may be at the office of the
Depot lluartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
snail, Texas, and at this office.
The re h is reserved to reject any all bids that
may lie offered. ~
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for arFy1
transportation, and address ed to the undersigned.
BY command Of Brevet Major General j. j. Rsy.
nold5. F'.r
j. A. POTTER, a.t
Breyet Brieadler General and e. @. NJ, Fifth Nil.
itdry District. no3 ct II
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

OUACHTTA RIVER-Steamer Leni Leoti--970
bales cotton and sundrIes
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Stssmer Right Way-s17
bales cotton and suudry produce
LOWER COASH-Ste amer Aloe-30B hbls rice %
SKIS rice 81 bbs oranges 70 hhds sugar and u bbls
lasSes
PLAISANCE-Steamer Celeste-277 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton l07 bhls moasses
KSBURG-SteamerH Hcks burg-l660 bales cot
ton 1910 SKIS cotton seed
VI l.KSBURG-Stsamer Bart Able-l375 bales cot
ton l74O SKIS cotton seed and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hetty UilmOre-l7 hhGs
sugar 35 bbls and IL hf nIoasses SKIS send cnttnn
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
OFFICIAL NoTIOES--CITY.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, November 4, 1853.
No, 1lI9-New Series.


WHFREAs. The drainsge of the city and the com.
promise between the ely of New Orleans and the
Carondeiet CInal and Navigation Company compel
the digging of canal on Orleans street, from
Bayou St. John TO point beyond the MetSirie
hldge and
Whereas, Said canal will have shortly TO be widen
ed to sixty feet in order to be of sufficient capacity
TO receive and lead the drainage waters to the
draining machine which is to be erected on Or
leans street, at the intersection Of lay or avenne
and
Whereas, Said Orleans street is not open ffom
bayou St John to ST. David street and that the por
ton already open has not the width required:
BE it received. That the Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to give not according law that il IS
the intention OF the Common Council Of New Or
leans 70 ops aud widen the northeast side Or
leans street, from Bayou I. John to the Metalrie
Road to uniform width of us0, one huncred and
eighty feet. rT
(Signed THOMAS MARKEY,
Pres dent Board Aldermen
(Sienedl ALFRED kEARHY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved, Novem Der 4. 1868. .
SignedJ JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy.
JOHN W OVERALL. Secretary. noe 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

t.orroN TmEvEs,- Yesterday morning
zee officer Sawyer arrested several par
at Freetown having stolen Gotten in
fr Possession. They were traced to
se, where, besides one bale of cotton
|fked G. c., with planters mark, but
|pper's mark cut out, were found several
fces Of bagging which had been cut rom
PES taken over from the city 10 skiils.
'flies interested can examine the planters
1 Il on this bagging at the police office in
|etna.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. november !, 1863.
No, l1l7-New Series.
Resolved, That the sixty seventh section OF or,
dnauce SIS New Series relative TO licenses for the
year / 6s. be and the is hereby amended, 6y
adding there 0 the following proviso viz:
Provided That no menagerie, museum of natural
curOstles, or other exhibition show uOt OF a
theatrical character permanently established in
this city shall be required to pay license exceeding
two hundred aud fifty doars and
Provided, further, That nothing herein shall be
construed to deprive the Mayor of the power Of
ordering the removal Of any such menagere, etc,
whenever he deems proper
(Signed) ALFRED KkARNT,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl THOMAS MARkEY,
President Board Aldermen,
fsignedD Join r. CONWAY, Mayor
true copy:
JoHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. not 5t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
OFFICTAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR Army TRANS.
--,.-- PORTATION.

| Z OAAA AIlOA,
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
-I-l b 10 Once of Ohief QuArterma aster 7
Austin. Texas. October a. Is6s
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL,
- be received at this Office until MONDAY De
eember ls6S at IL O'Clock H., for the transportR-
toa Of military supplies from the rst day Of jan
pary. 1863 70 the thirty frst day az December l96s
on the following route, viz:
Route No r..
From San Antonio 70 all military posts and oamps
or may be established 90 the Texas frontiSr
latitude. - Se-S'' AASS"N
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred nOo
pounds, per one hundred Q0O miles at which tney
Will transport said supplies.
bidders should Ri we their names in fuIl aa wall "a
tner places Of residence and each proposal snouid
De accom panied BY bond in the sum OF ten thou
saIp pLuVsJ dollars, signed by two or more respon-
loe peis9as guaranteeing that in the contract
- a.ueo ior Ine route meniioned in the proposal
70 he parties proposing, the contract will he accent
ed ana entered nto aud good and sufficient seouritv
turpished by said parties in accordance with ana
terpsof this advertisement 49, ~
I. Ihe amount Of bonds required from the con-
tractor will be fifty thousand $50 OOO) dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the solvency Of each bid
der and person offered security will be Teouired
Forms OF contract may be seen at the Office OF the
pepot SSaarter1aste er at San Antonio and at Mar
shall. Texas, and at this office
The ght is reserved to reject any or ali bids thar
may be offered. 1850
= Proposals must be indorsed proposals. for Army
ran ran porlation" and Addressed 70 the under
By command Of Brevet Major General ). j. Rey-
ia POTTER,
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

APPOINTMENTS ON THE PoIICE.-Twenty
or thirty police appointments were made
this morning, the best men among the ap-
plicants having been selected, and all the
men appointed having been subjected to
an examination by one OF the police sur
geons before getting Commissioned.