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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
OFFICIAL N0TI0ES--0IPY.

I = = .. =
nsr ig yhich The. work is being executed, the
OoInci shall have tho right to anpult the contract
n1saoqS pusting tie contreetcF in default, as
HltacGt indempityi And Il Is also well understood
sbandgn the work or mot finish and complete the
Sns n as ss Nth his epniEse the sad CON
Bsr' 81 ne work Done BY MIN mp 70 the date Of
thereby discharged from any and ali iiSbity there.
lor; ana y y aso yell understood that in case the
contract be rssod the contractor and his9eourties
shall BE- hsld and bound in sodo, to pay unto the
city all loss difference between the price at which
work and the pTos At whs Il may Be- SdsadiSated at
resale OF readindication.
TO the foregoing specifications and plans on file in
the office of the city surveyor.
tSigned ". II. BELL
Uisy Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Of Streets and Land.
Signed D. S. DEVICES.
Registered February 3, 1859.
.. =. bkowEa, Deputy Controller. ieS sot
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.
STREET. OoMAuss1oSEn's OFFICE. J
Room No. 7 City Hall J
New Orleans. February II, 1858. J
ma. MAY BE- t YELL z, IQ REMIND THE PUBLIC
office Of this department and will b under obi.
gS1,0ns 70 s1g Of our community who win enter their
duty on the part of employees or nuisance thSt
may be developed unbeknown 10 this Department.
GEO. d. FifLR,
fel2 Street Commissioner.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
No. 7City hall :
New Orleans, March ], 1868.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w tnet Pound. on Dryadss street, between Jack.
son and Philip streets as esVFays-
seven GOATS of different colors.
WHICH, II not claimed within three dsys and the eK.
ssId pn pa I WI be sod At public auotion st
lso oiecA M GEORGE D. FIELD,
:, r,D Street Commissioner.
~ 1dCOONNELL, Tor CONTROLLER, nhl st
STREKr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
No Jity Hall, :
New Orleans, March ], 1853
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound, corner Of Lafayette and Locust streets
IS estrays-
One Black and Tan GOAT
Which, u not claimed within three DAYS, and the
expenses thereon paid will % cold 1t public auction
at said Pound, on WEDNESDAY, March & 1855, at
Il 0 CLOCK M. GEO, ID. FIELD,
r. MCDONNELL, for Controller. mhi 81
STREET CosnussIoNRR's OFFICE,
No. City Hall
New Orleans, February 20 lses
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS.
" trict Pound, corner Of Marigny and Morales
streets, as an estray-
One gray HORSE fourteen hands high
expenses thereon paid. will be sold At public euc-
ton at said Pound on WEDNESDAY March 4
1855, at Il o'clock NJ. -
GEORGE D. FIELD.
R. MCDONNELL, for Controller. feaS5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

No. s45-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized to advertise during ten days the official
journal sealed proposals for cleaning the sinks Of
The public buildings Of the city Of New Orleans, &C
cording to specifications on 6le in the street Com
missioners office.
(Signed) O. s. SAUVINET,
Pres dent pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board OF Aldermen.
iSignedj E HEATH Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
RAU.R0ADS,

ASWUASW RAA4As nm ~ " Ml8M WILLIE ANB
MEAFAESAN LOUKsvHLLE RAEG.
Road LINE.
0N AND AFTER JULY 7. 1851, TRAINS WILL,
" run as follows; 49,
Leave Louisville. ....,1:00 A. n 500 p IA
Ar a. \ eshytIle 800 A. d. HES p 81
Humboldt. ....3 90 p, n, 6:OO A M
Me1nphis ......ea0 P HI lO.15 a III
ISIS New Orleans. sos p. NJ. Ai:G0 Al M
TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE for OhsttAnooRa AID
Atlanta g 90 =, NJ, and sos A IA, and foT Dess
tug and hnnigylils At 100 P. k.. and 6:so A. NJ
sl&RpINo CARS accompany "a night tr6ins.
Passengers leaving hg 100 A. M train can take
sSr pms car AZ dep0& ~ any hour 10 the evening
AhOASA14Lh BRANCH train leaves Louisville At $50
A. N. tsE LEBANON. Danvile, an6 Grab Orchard,
eonneceinR by staee for al impA Tsnt points IN
Southeastern Kentucky.
gave UITx 4CcoMNoDATToN train leaves Louis
VILE % s:le A. arriving at Cave CITY 81 s:s6 r n.
and stopping st all intermediate stations.
BAApsToWE tFain leaves louisville a84.30 p NJ
The 500 p IA. train tor Nashville and Memphis
runs daily; the QQ 4, n, train daily except SUNDAY
Bardst0wn and Knoxville Branch trains run daily
exoept cunoAS ALBERT FINK
su3 General supt " MR. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

Fa feseHagg aad windqwE a. well ~ Che ststissa
g lta ,.fas naiti shall be- rgsDqstd aith f4sF
fltNsA q 4,-l4Vt th1 r|aaItNAg
~. net 10 be 9z3 al arf1 Tia rIs, STAG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

8FAoAtICATI0N q Materials aud Workuauship
fegGlNit9 aQr The Erection aud Occupation 81 M
Er0puse9 First District haecrters Court snd
foiice stal1cn en piece Of ground iorsfad an
ts4ta@etie 4tfoif, between baronno and nf1ndag
etreete unqef the direction Of tho City EarvoTor
q New 0floan1 und aEroqAhgy 10 4uch farfhor
asAWin&si IA exp anAilQn thereof AZ may ia f1q.
niahe therefor from tins 70 tilRa. IT
The go Of bniidir& tis dilneasena, sub ditisiona
aqa fie Ee1uuiec q coldis ct buildings thleh
mess o. Uall are % be the sllne a. set forth and
aeoNu en- the aeYeraI sBinQa deposited 5a ne
Asreator1 Office. All THE measurements baiMe IN
hnHs7i11n fqst aud Inches. 4nd EA4a not ngsirf3 ~
Be ae4auiad b. the scale Of rapiuR az eigsn for,
~, 1hcQld the q0utEar3or reqnife duplicates. -
~ bays 70 iegniah tneni ~ hia oen ssDtnae-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
RAILROADS.
BLUE LAME ILLINOIS ORNTp,,
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Through to all points in the West and East -.
out change Of cars or breaking bulk from Cain
Time and condition guaranteed to Chicago. Ga.
nsti, st. Louis Dubuque. Galena Detroit Ni,,.'
Falls Albany, New York, and Boston.
Special Rates to all points, and all inso5n,..
given on application to
JA&Es 4. TUCKER
General Southern AVs.,
a. II Carondelet str,.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

re Kscegders court shall aasa sEirtlnei vita
COD tlefaeo pinlh u inches daqp ASA o111nni 90
infh oa1q uoqdin7s q ~ lsinta1a1l 3 & -, asl
Fp1n, uisss olIco st4 Recon ties are to haVs
4Ai4tfnft Fatu t|nFa Face Piirt1 ~ i1aheS fg ard
eaqp4d With 2 lnuhfa cgeo a bowel basa mi iisss
furnrd tg as 81 wood 1hall bA liked nc IA effii
la1 tad'4d each door 70 eregeEt - 49, hsisfI5
fo1u ufQafaa1 the pial1lxinr-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
OFFIOLAL NoTTCES--CTTY,



:. IhS back stairs on this middle building and prison
shalI have ~ inch treads Of hard yellow pine and IL
hsnd-rail with square bsiIstsrs Of oyprsss inmbsr
nns neWsils shan be inches diameter and fancy
MARBLE NANTHls.
- The mantels and hearth in the Lieutenant's Office
fseo9Tder oftee, and cap room are TO be Of black
marble 70 me value of $50 each with ornamental
GALLERIES.
Galleries % have plain faciss and 4xlo inch wood
q the flooring with the projecting 0ists and 6esTSIs
snail be dressed and beaded.
DooRwAYs.
The front door 10 the Recorders court shall have
handsome wood frontispiece inside, and trimmings
penpeied Jamhs and ceiling and other requisite fin
ishlngs, according to the designs shown on the front
elevation and longitudinal seotion; it shall have
'i Ven hung out WITH sRd Ss inside Ranns ss
inch plated t. butts, and fastened with tins
American plated mortics lock- with the BEST kind Of
hand plated knobs, and furniture and trimminRs.
inch full moulded and raised eight panneod doors:
eaoh one to be hung With 47sxs12 inches best butts
tiee loek, with silver manipulated faoings knobs and
The Sosang- to have inch rebst ed iaubs and Io,!
inch double face band moulded and bedded archi.
traEes with or amental cap and ornaments on the
the doorways in front and rear, lower story. shall
have impost and head lights, 2 luoh rebGted jarnbs
the doors to Sc IL inches thick each in full mould
ed pRnnels, well hung with 41sI4lS inch best butts
and fastened with tirst-Fate inch A ericau NOR.
tiee lock- with pearl white knobs and silver plated
taeluRs and escut heons. The doorways in the mid
die building snail have plain jAmbs, with solid tim
Der frames trimmed with inch moulded srUhitraves.
Each doorway o have x inch pl sin panneled door
well hung With 4xd inch best butts and fastened with
good American inch HimlOok's mineral knobs
and bronze drops.
The door Ways in lieutenant's office, cap room,
olerAs Office recorders Office ETC., shall have main
imposts ana headlights.
The whole of the doorways throughout shall have
champhered yellow pine saddles screwed down to
the floor
WINDOWS.
The whole Of the windows shall be trimmed and
finished to corresp nd with the finish OF the several
doorways; they shall have "a glazed sashes double
hung with patent axle puileys, iron weights, and
good strong sash cord. The front and back windows
Of the recorders court shall have l9finch four fold
shut nrs in two heights, well hung on the inside
with best butts and fastened with proper hooks
bolts, and iron crossbars whore requisite Two folds
OF the shutters shall be finished with neat moulded
pannels the other two folds to be blinds with
stationary Stats.
The windows in the yard shall have outside lsf
inch Venetian blind shutters web hung with the
best loose parliament butts and fastened with shut
ter fasteninas and an eight.neh orossbOlt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

We extract the following frona tas cirou-
lar 81 8essra. Burke, Clarke & Trepaqniey.
india begging, 9790 bales; Kentucky 80.
Elag, COS pieces; eannybag1, sec hales; rome
4lsI c1iiss pork. 8s1s bbls.; lard, eis tlercps
lard, SO kags; baeen, 8s8 Casks; hams. ssS
teleea; coffee. 81 se9 bags; salt, Liverpool.
eassei SACKS aalt, bulk, 2oee bushels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
OFFICIAL NOT1oEs--OITY.
CLEANING THE BTNRs OF THE
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
No. s45-New Series.

MAYsRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Nail February Z, 1865.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
No, sI2--New Series.

&NVs cAA-~aNcNH 1nEAta.
SECTION L Whereas, The building situated AT the
corner Of St Charles and Lafayette streets ow used
a. Recorders court, Police STATEN, and Iookun
has become nuisance to tho nsighberhOOd in 9hioh
it u situated; therefore,
Be ordained by the Common Council OF the city
81 New Orleana, That the SAID lots and bnildiuKs
thereon be sold at public auction at the same time
aad on the eanae terms and conditions a. hxed for
the sale OF toe other real property belonging 10 the
city OF New preana with the condition that the CITY
Shall have the right OF Occupying the same Tor 4
term Of ak months after the sale at the rate Of tsp
Per cent per annum on the amount Of the Adjudioa-
$40 2. Resolved That the Controller be and he ia
hereby authorized, after thirty days notice IN TIRE
official Journal 70 sell contract to the lowest bidder
or biddare Tor the erection OF building on tho lot
oeo1sing e the CITY Of new orieaus, on Lafayette
street nea the corner Of Drgades street, 10 be used
eerdIng % plan ana specifications 70 be mAdB bB
0ignsdJ FW. PERKENs.
PRECEDENT Pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Cdi9ue0 JAS GRAHAM.
President Beard Of Aldermen.
Ssisns6 X HEATH. Mayor.
UoNERo11zlss nEFEez, GFrV og NEW ORE.EAps.
utty Hat, eth cayof F6Srunry l91a
p1ics 4 hereby given that ne Doatr0iler wilt AZ
Y o'ciQek N en- IU lsDAK, ths l7th siay AZ Many
la4 z! his once adiudlcste - the iosssEt bidder
3. q. BRowER.
heputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

me back stairs on the middle building and prison
sa nave "a inch treads Of hard yellow pine and II
iiseTs With nosing. They shall have neat cypress
hsnoEall with square ballnstsrs Of cypress lumber
l ms neWsiis shall be . inches diameter and fancy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
NINTH.

1t s also agreed that should the contractors prop
cry comply with the conditions OF this contract and
should there be charges against them for NEGLECT
OF the same on file in the Street commissioners
office Withia thirty days after the expiration II the
contract, the Street Commissioners ehaI Be- bound 10
Issue tbs certificate for the ten per cent retained
and the bonds given for the faithful perforaDce al
the contract shall be Cancelled. -
Bids to be so much per sink peg Annuu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

The mantels and hearth in the Lieutenant's Office,
fseO9fders office, and cap room are to be OF black
marble to the value of $50, each with ornamental
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03
PLAsTERERs WORK.
OUTSIDE PLAsrERING.

The outside surface of the whole of the brick
work OF the principal front shall be plastered with
cement mortar composed of the best quality of
fresh hydraulic cement and coarse sharp gritted
Horn Island sand properly mixed and put on in the
most indioious manner and neatly eolorsd and
lointed 20 initiate masonry. The color to be chosen
by the City surveyor
The nam oOrnioe, moulaings etc. shall be run and
finished according 10 the detailed drawings brick
work 10 be wetted before the cement is applied
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

The patchwork of the base walls to tho height of
omehes above the regulated surface Of the ground
shall be covered with a course of large size WEIGH
states properly overlapped andwell beddsd in cement
mortar to prevent the ascent of moisture in the
work The four upper courses Of the bricewnrk, and
other walls exposed to the weather, shall be laid in
tween them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

s.sss sSs 3 Z assis5 k si ~ .'Gs I. +, +.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-03

The raflsrs shall b Sud, al placed aoinchss f,s,
centre q sontfe on dNo inches resting plates 80
nnfllns ~
An oihss tioibers not hsgein partiealarly saau.
tianed and uhich may be required 70 rnirnisie ~
work. ahzll b 81 proper dimeasious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

and peniteDtisries and alms houses, an,
aenled for the more successful develop
city.
III " e do not take the step in adyanc,
others viii do 1t for us. Il is useless q
SHUT our eyes 70 the march Of tie public
mind IN regard to universal education.
year after year but adds lew eOnqussts
70 the great army OF progress. 10 no
other way "a the object Of our labor be
accomplished than through the means OF
SCHOOLS such as ours-such az can be pat
ronIzed by the ignorant and the learned
rleh And the poor, the high snd the
low. Tbs abiest and most influential
Iaen publicly advocate free schOOls, and
the Weather citizens have generally
been among the foremost in recommend
ing taxation OF property for the etuca-
ton Of the young.
The ibcts which have come to light
are sufficiently significant and wide
spread 10 indicate, what all gentlemen
VIII sooner or later find out, that the
people we'll understand their interests
2 duties and that they will not Test
satisfied till tins u is secured and the
other performed.
GenLlemen Of the Board, the dnestions
are before you, and II you are wise. YOU
VIII need the lessons Of The hour.
4. D. CONNELL. President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

INTERESTING SERVICES AT Galway
CHURCH on TUESDAY EVENING NFxr
We have Teen requested 10 anD.jnue. 90
the resdsrs Il the APPEAL tpat tns Rev
DR.. Gsi!sudet, Rector OF 81. AuDIs
Church. Neg York, viii hold 3 service
for deaf mutes ID Calvary Church on
Tuesday next, the I7.h inst cum
menciOg st T.3O pm. He viii, afsee
evening prayer, deliver 3 lecture on the
system OF education IL the Institution for
the Deaf aud Dumb, nov uUder his
charge. So novel and interesting eu
Gee z.an cannot fail to ATTRACT the INTEL
iigeEC Of every denomination. D. Gal
isud=r, We believe. is the son ssd s.,e-
esssOT Of the celebrated Dr.. Gslls,u. set.
Who died IN 1851, after 4 life n mneb
Use-uine=s, devoted to tbs iyastruat1n ~
deaf mu IS and the p-sapzrsfiaa II woTFs
TOR tbeir bsnsht. As Che Reverend sue
eesscT OF this celebrated sav1rs - vel
IS upon bis own account, We h-Ds Dr..
Gaiiaudet viii be welcomed to or eItF
oy educators, and especially By the min
.steFs OF the several Teiigisas bodies OF
or city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15
OUR FIRE5TEg.
Elitors Memphis AnnsaI:

Editors Memphis Appeal:
While the whole country Is sroassd
upon the political situstion,H and there
are local discussions about "rituglism,D
and circumcision it seems to me s
fsir opportunity TO Intervene in behalf of
g class Of men, WHO without regard to
-I,Sc- OF these questions, are daily aud
nightly risking thsiF lives in behalf o;
our families ana cur property. They re-
eeiye the pitiful pay OF ~siZty-h7e dollars
per month lin ci.y srria. worth seventy
i've cents on the doIlar,l for sac--t.fces
and exposure, that no good man Of this
town would undergo Tor Alderman
ether for five times the mount. And
yet when appealed 20, to enlarge the pay
to seventy dollars, The Beard Of Alder
mel refuse to do SO; while they lavish
thousands upon other enterprises and
city matters not half s c~0mmendable.
| know one instance in this city OF . fire.
msn, loDg connected with the depart
ment, who has never shirked his duty,
sud Who now lies bsd-yiddsn and help
less from disease contracted st q fire, and
his claims are not allowed,or if allowed
are so meager that 1t is only by the kind
ness of friends and brother firemen that
be subsists. We should look to the in
tsTests Of those gallant and brave men,
who listen for the sound OF the tocsin
and obey its call, who guard helpless
women AID children, and preserve item
from the destructive element.
NO FIREMAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

JOE LOCKE st his 65cW Of a place, No.
1861 daln street., is ia receipt OF GJdey
anu Peterson for December, which are
prompt and puuctu=i as indeed they al
ways sre. 4 splendid assortment of eur
rent msgsz ue snd newspaper literature
lazy always be found - Jo6's cOu8ter.
de has daily papers from al the prinei-
pal cities, which sra received 5y express
the New Orleans Prices Current New
Orleans Daily Times and PIcsyu8e, oct
Why enGmerste, when Joe ozo produce
s4l hist is worth reading ID the daily OF
weekly yrsss, or periodicals =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15
80

PREPARE" BE WATCHFUI Avn Rr-
WAEE."-The UDoertziuty CT human lire
nss oee1 the thsme OF the priest. the
morsilst and tbs philosophers from the
most remote antiquity ain the midst
u life We are ia dssth,U has besn the
0uTthen Of their teachings. sud how 10
be prepared to mset the grim DESTROYER
az any time, with eonpusure and WITH
Out fear. No man can do this whO mss
the fact upon his mid that there are
these who are dependent upon his con-
slant exeruons for theiT isiiy bread, sud
That AZ he were cut c6 suddenly they
would De utterly helpless and leit 70 the
cold Charities or the world. 20 relieve
himself Of this hsuatisg thought il then
the duty OF every Christian. He must
make SEINE provision for those who sre
dependent upon him. The only imme
diate provision that he can make Is = life
Insurance policy. liz possession gives
rest and qu!etness to the mind. In sd-
CitiOn to this Life Insurance Is e wise
Use OF money. II you live long Il is a
good Investment, II you die soon your
family viii receive the amount back =
Luodred fold. Il is e species Of property
that costs nothing bot the premiums, and
requires nc repair, pays no taxes, CATS
Tor no outiGys aud It's conditions do not
3na3ge- Tins Wisest thing, then, obyi-
1usiy, that 5 man Ear do. Il to thus in
Fest, L the NEW YORK LIFE, whose
in this city are Msssrs. MCCLURE
CAsEIN, southwest corner Of MAiB aud
eHsFsOn, offers the greatest Inducements
o al VINO wish 10 do go. Cali uDoa
hem immeGistsiy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

THE Eagle SHOE STORE Mr.. John
". N0-geI, the elteTpEisiBg proprietor
ct ths store, now Cdsrs to the Memphis
trgds the hEnGscmest and Eeatest stocks
OF boots and shoes, for all wears, that
has ever been brought to Z city. His
stock has been carefully selected, with 3
view 10 the winter trade. The fne work,
both for gentlemen snd ladies, is Of the
latest P3TisisD fAshions and styles. Nr.
VGegeli is also favorSbiy known As 8
most eOnscisBJi1Ds and tsiF maker OF
custom work. TDe Eagle Store is No.
81 Main street. Don't fail : call when
yuu wish to purchase in that Lire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15
Subscriptions and Names of Sub
sc.ibeFs.
Net Proceeds SEQ 80.

MEMPHIS, November "A, 1858.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Gentlemen: In ~prszentihg the accom-.
panying list OF subscribers to the +" Wise
Fund.-" / am directed by the gentlemen
sho were appointed q committee, by 3
resolution OF the Irish Literary Associa-
ton, to solicit subscriptions 10 the above
fund, to sincerely thank those upon
whom they called, for their courtesy and
generosity in contributing t. the ABOVE
caUsp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

Hon. ]. J. NaAH.-The telegraph in
forms rs OF the appointment by Mr..
Commissioner Rollins and the confirms
ton by Mr.. Secretary McCulioeh, OF
Hon. IL Noah, Of Columbus. Supervisor
of InteFBalReveDue affairs for iais State.
This Is q most important public position,
and from the high character and stand
ing OF Judge Moan, we eongrstuisie the
Department upon securing the services
Of : gensismsa of his ability, integrity
and eficieaey. He viii msks s good
and q faithful efaesT. We suppose Re
will at once enter upon an acdve dis
charge Of the duties OF the position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15
-TIIE SUNDAY MoRnINe Is Sc

them ali, in saying goodbye, many q
meeting like the one We have just en-
Joyed, and many 3 heavy purse FOR well
run fields.
In conclusion, we return thanks In
behalf Of the me nbers OF the Press, 70
the officers of the Association, for the
many courtesies extended to Us by them
during the arduous duties of the week
and we should be recresnt and migrate
ful did we forget in our thanks one who
has at all times shown himself ready
and anxious TO attend to our creature
comforts. We msa Marzorati (he OF
the Cosmopolitan Festaursntl who, dur
iog the entire week, managed and got up
the bounteous and elegant lunches which
the officers Of the Association were 90
generous as to provide for hungry judges,
timers, reporters, and others OF our tx.
And 80 goodbye" to " the Races.p
FIFTH AVENUE SILK HAT.-Fran-
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