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7ETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,
80 12o4 M AIN STREET

~ 4 - 1904 MAIN STREET,
a is always supplied seeNes
~ with the best the To- CsSsS -
A cal market affords, and also the lux
U - uries of land and sea Of the large
Atlantic cities. ZETELLE is the fayorite OF
the seasons-iourneys with them the year
ronnd-and receives their first fruits and their
latest, from the contiguous zones Win ice.
hound streams on one border, and MOWERS anu
Sruits at the same time on the other.
GUESTS served at all times in unsurpassed
stvIs according to order. Families supplied
NJ. short notice. Dinner parties furnished In
o ,,r,yata rooms. Dishes not excelled at any
priyas Tin This conntry or Europe.
The BAR always supplied with excellent
wines and liquors, and best brewed drinks
,,ro,,ontlv made. ctEzSa III ~ X
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Court Orders.


,vIIRGlNiA.-At Roles held In ~
v Clerks Office for the Circuit CONT ~
the county Of Chesterfield on the firss Mnmdsv
in February, a. ID. 1853: rs
3. II. Nash and 8. u. Atkinson, partners
under the firm and styleof Mash g Akin
SON.. klatntins,
BENJAMIN F. Denrnead. william Denmsad,
and johnson n. Ciarkson, partners trading
under the firm and style OF Benjamin z.
Dennead.. !. !. !. !. :. a.. Defendant,
yff& sf59 IN ATTACHMENT. e794E
The object OF this suit 10 TO attach and sub
ject the following real estate-to wit, the
lands Of the defendant, 6sl 1S9. 1000 acres,
commonly known and called Bahwin's, on
James river, sixteen miles below the city OF
Richmond, lying and being Ia the county OF
Chesterfield, and the distillery and 1xtnres at
Ben. Frankiin's landing, called the Denmead
Dstillery, or any other estate or debts OF tho
defendants Ia this county-to the payment OF,
the PLAINTIFF debt for S263so, with interest
from 18th February, 1867. till paid. And 10
appearing by amdayit that the said BeHtamtn
T. Dentnend and William Denmeed are non.
residents OF this State, therefore IL 10 ordered
that they appear here within one month after
the due publication OF this order and do what
Is necessary to protect their interest In this
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Oils.

T UBRICATING OIL natural Virginia
IL Petroleum., Kerosene Oil, Sperm Oil,
Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet (Olive) Oil, for
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
fe &c 1916 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-02

NON-EX OSIVE OIL, FIFTY
IN CENTS PER GALLON.-While so
many explosions are recurring from kerosene
oil, why not auoid explosion by buying the
ANCHOR OIL, which is not explosive, and
only requires an improved burner, and gives
much finer light. For sale, wholesale and re-
tail, at No. 20 Thirteenth street.
Also, KEROSENE OIL, MACHINE OIL,
LARD OIL, and BENZINE. fe2 %
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fe 5-1aw4w = : -" -

VIRGINIA.--At rules held In the
v clerks office OF the court Of the ennntvo f
Acconac, on the first Monday fn February.
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and sixfy
eight-the same being the third day OF the said
month, 40
James T. Savage................ Plaintiff.
against ,
Charles W Alcott and John Emmons, Jr..
merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm Of Alcott & Emmons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-02

OOO BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
CUU SEED just received. A complete
stock of Timothy, Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, for sale by
ALLISON & ADDISON,
fe 24-d&sw 1920 Cary street.
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TEROSENE OIL ON CONSIGN-
N MENT.-I am constantly receiving q
No. l article of KEROSENE OIL, which l
will sell to the trade as low, or lower than
thew can order it. A. S. LEE,
81 1917 Cary street.
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Boots, Shoes. Hats, DC.

Doors. AND SHOES AT AND LESS
ID THAN COST.-All in want of -sen
bargains in the BOOT and SHOE line III
will save money by calling at 1420 Main "
street before the LIST Of March, as I am %.
going to sell at cost till that time.
q. M. CASTOR.
R. WryFREE, Salesman. fell
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14

SEC. z. The Treasurer is hereby authorized
to procure suitable blank certificates for the
purpose OF carrying out the provisions OF
this ordinance.
SEC. 8. That all ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict with the foregoing be
and the same are hereby repealed.
The following was concarred in on its sev
eral readings, unanimously:
ReSolUed, That gas lamp be placed in
the centre of the square on Foucher street,
between Poydras and Lafayette streets.
The following, on motion of Mr.. Dunn,
was amended by striking out the words
"city currency and adopted on its several
readings in form and substance as follows,
by a unanimous vote:
Rescued, That the Controller be author
lied to draw upon the Treasurer in favor of
Mr.. Bernard SOulie, for nine hundred dol
lars, city currency, in full settlement Of his
claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Joubert the Board pro-
ceeded to the election of President, vice
Mr.. W. T. Hepp resigned
The vote was taken by ballot.
Messrs. Sauvinet and Chadwick were
nominated. u...
Mr.. Sauvinet received five votes, Mr..
Chadwick seven, and Mr.. Flood one.
The President declared MIR. Chadwick
elected President OF the Board.
Mr.. Thezan moved to proceed to the elec.
tion of permanent chairman ofthe Finance
Committee, vice Honorable John Gauche
deceased. Pending the discussion of which
a motion to adjourn was made and lost.
The original motion to proceed to the
! election of chairman was then put to the
vote and carried by vote of to 4.
Messrs. Sullivan and Joubert were nomin.
mated.
| The President took the floor and stated
that being a new member he was not en-
tirely satisfied whether the chairmen OF
committees should be appointed by the
Chair or elected by the Board, and asked
further time for consideration, whereupon
motion to adjourn was made and pre-
vailed,
ALFRED B0URGES,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
DO a! sls g l2si 100 do at SIS 6Oi

do at SlS l2s; 100 do at SIS so; aui
$l4 SO u bbl.
CoRN-Continues in request, and
with scarcity and no receipts since ,
day, prices have still further auvapc1
% bnshel. Sales to-day, 22O0 sacks Of
$50 mixed at 81 05; 800, 800 mix d Al 4
so, 300 and 500 white at ST 10 % bush
0ATs-Prices are still higher to dsy .
to scarcity. 10 sacks sold at 90c q b0
BRAS-There is very little in ii M
is selling to the trade at 81 50 y 100 \
HAY-l00 bales prime Western I.
S2l u ton. Prime and choice Ii jobb
$22W23 y ton.
hICE-The market is well supvHa
there is very little demand. Thr sse,
only local at S3@9c for ordinary; ii.
for prime; and l0}@-c for choice Loa.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
CITY coUNCIL--oFFIcIAL.
BOARD OF ALDEKATEN.
Regular session.
NIUE IN1-1 7I-"-IW11s
Cry HALL, New ORLEANS, I
Tuesday, Nav u, 1868.


Cry HALL, New ORLEANS, I
Tuesday, May y, 1868.
The Board met, and was called to order by
the President.
Present; President Graham; and Messrs.
burbank, Devices, Kellogg, stapleton, and
Tucker.
The minutes were read and approved.
The following message from the Mayo
was received;
MAxoRAITY OF NEW ORLEAss,
uiy Han, May ~ 1865
To the Honorable the Members of the Board Of
GEETLEMEN-some time ago the following
resolution was passed by the Assistant
Board Of Aldermen, and having been sent
10 YOUR ioD0t atlis, 6oaId f0T C0aGIiTTC TCiicS,
was laid on the table, viz:
ResolUed That the City Surveyor be
and he Is hereby authorized to employ
sufficient force Of men, not to exceed three
hundred, to clean the draining canals of the
city, the men to be hired upon the most
economical terms.
The subject is one which 1 think earnest
1y calls for attention. The work proposed
is one that must be done, and should,
think you will agree with nae, IN eonse-
quenee Of the near approach Of the heats Of
summer, be done with all possible expedi-
tion. Allow me, gentlemen, to urge upon
reference to this matter tonight. II should
be no longer delayed.
i. HEATH, Mayor.
COMMUNICATIONS IRON oFFIoERs OF THE CRY.
The following communication from the
Controller was received:
Cox1RoILER's OFFICE CIrr OF NEW ORLEANS,
Uity Han, Aay T. 1873.
70 the Honorable the Common Council:
GExT1ElHkN-I beg leave TO call youreat-
tention 70 The fact that on the twenty-third
day Of March was adiudged by the C0ntroil.
en-, the contract for cleaning the pT1vles Of
the public buildings Of the city to Messrs.
A. Conrad, firm Of Weisenbach Il Bahler.
The adjudication was sent up for your ap.
pr0val on the twenty fourth, but | know 81
no action being as yet taken, consequently
the contract Is not completed, although the
contractors are ready to comply and are
non doing the work.
flease approve as soon as convenient.
D. =. MANDEI.L,
Controller
The cleaning 81 the sinks Of the Asylum il
not included g the contract.
The Secretary as instructed % inforn
the Controller thai Ne notification therein
referred to has moi boen received hy thu
Board.
The following comnuAeation was re
ccived
orrIcE sEcRErAnv BoAnn " atpEEsra.
New orlsan1. .' s q iss
70 tdh aenorabls The Board Of Aiaaza 4 ID
Cit5 81 New Orleans-
GNrtntEs- Pressing business caa1a
me 10 D. absent from the city tor $50
thNee NeaFs tlieFct0re request your Ao
orAnle body 10 gEant mea leave Of absenl
for that term.
terg respectfully
JOHN R. CLAY.
The leave Of absence requested VI
granted.
c0NMuEICAilQN4 taFIl 4ll1 n0kkn ~ Asai9
asa tn1sAes
The followtae ita concurrence Wel
adopted 0n their hrst reading
Resolved That pegn lon So ana Il
17 granted + AlaasFa lsonef snis
% rf portable steam elei8e iiI d
ae corner Orange and ieIea
reFided the same Be eE6aled In 4
c 1a City laWs ana nc.
ne pleasure q the ca
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14

French steamship Guysne, 0fert, ID
Yana-Y Perrilliat
Italisl Brig Fortuna, 0ttesOn, for Hsl
Goldenbow & Kelley
Mexican schooner Jacirito, Batiste, /,
peachy-F CameTden
Schooner Lydia, Stafford, for Brazot
ter
Schooner Martha, Peterson, for Pens
Master
British Shin Americana, wilbur, fu
pool-Wheeler & shepherd
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ESTATE OF ARTHUR wooD
UNITED STATES MARSHAL S 3
nfafei-g ~ i .g,disl

UNITED STATES NABsHA1's s q
District OF Logs
New Orleans, ApuA
mHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT q
tygentv.seventh daY Of AprtL A. 2
a WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY ~,
azainst the estate OF ARTHUR v
Of New Orleans. in the parish d
and State Of Louisiana, VINO 2.
Judged = bankrupt on his own petitioni
payment OF any debts and delivery OF a1l 3
belonging to such bankrupt, % him or ~
and the transfer Of any property BY hin, e
den hy law; that q meeting Of he credlea
said bankrupt. to prove tnair debts and :
Court Of Bankruptcy, TO he holden AZ the Y
house building. II the city Of New Orasas
ana, before j. r. G. Pitkin, Regi sfef, on T.
tesnth day Of Nay, a. D. 1863 AZ 10 clock 4
+. j. HEBRON, u. s. Mare
No. 7Z3-ap29 myl4A District Laal
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ESTATE OF WESLEY ooNNEiI

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's "a
District Of Loaisa
New orleans May Y
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT "
i eighth day OF May. A. ID. 1865, a WARE
BANKRUPTCY was issued against TT
WESLEY CONNER, of the parish Of a
and State Of Louisiana, who was adjudgE,
rupt on his OWE petition, that the pay uia
debts and delivery Of any property belonsls.l
bankrupt, to him or for hts use, and the q
any properly by him, are forbidden by g
meeting Of the creditors Of the said balH
prov their Gehts ana TO choose one o. Z
signses o. his estate. viii be held at I
Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at he Uusto nhoal
ing, in the city Of New Orleans, Louisian1l
J0nn n. Dehne, Register. on uhe eighth daE !
A. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. Nj
4. j. HEBRON, u. S Nd
No. 7ss--myll je6A District Of iniI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
aoAED OF AssIsTANT ALDERMEN
REGULAR Meeting.
CIrr HAIL, NEW ORLEANS,
TueedaV. Nav 70 1863.


REGULAR Meeting.
CIrr HAIL, NEW ORLEANS,
ruesday, May Y, 1868. !
The Board mes pursuant to adjournment.
PEesents Measra starry, sampson, Scott,
Chadwaek, Rerkina, Mary. Flood, Thezan,
Dunns sailiyau, sanginet. and Joubert.
Mr.. 2. r. ChadWiek vas called to the
chair.
The minutes q Che last meeting were
read and approved
The following message from The Mavor.
win the resignation Of N. w. rsHepp "
menheE Of this Board. and an exiracl
from anacial orders No. lei tom head
quaItat were read, and ordero1 spread
upon tbs minutes.
AA1onGLrv OF NEW Oa1E,sg
Ciig hall, May z, la.a.
To the hoa1f44'a tle Mausbers Of tho Board I
AssistAnb Al44HsA
.GExq1BHEN-. hase lbe honor e transni
70 yoii the incloaed ication Of Hon
W. I. Hepp, addletss . Hfefet Major Gen
oral b G. Buchanae celmanding Fif1l
Military District, tehdenn& HE Ecsienntioi
rs member Of the BoaFd 81 sIant Al
deNmen 81 the Common Council Of ihiHqitF
and ~ endorsement on the.samo b Genera
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ESTATE OF AATAUR PITqM.
UNITED STATS MARsHAL's q
District OF Lou
= Mnanao Il Nj rn1 /

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's q
District of Loas
Monroe, la, March
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
twenty-tifth day OF March, A ID 1881
RANT IN BANKRUPT Y was issued al
estate OF ARTHUR PIT IMAM, in the
Franklin and state of Louisiana who hasl
judged q bankrupt on his own petition; thi
ment Of any debts and delivery OF any pr,
longing 70 such bankrupt. TO b m or for hi
the transfer of any property by HIM, are
BY law; that a meeting Of the creditors q
bankrupt, to prove their debts and to ehoss
more assignees OF his estate, will b. held !
Q Baker, in the town Of Monroe,
OuachitA, before W. j. @. Baker Regisi4
tWenty-seventh day Of Nay, A. ID 1866, 81
A. M. u. }. HEBRON, q. s. 2
Per NJ. n. GRADY, Deputy, - Measenga
No, 630-mh3l my26
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
IN BANKROPTCY.
ESTATE OF zE HIM BRoUssAS

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MID
District OF Lour
New Orleans, La, May
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TIN
i the twelfth day Of May, A. ls6s
RANT IN BAN NkUPTOY was issued "a
estate of ZEPhIM. BROUSSAKD, n
pa sh of ST, Martin and STATE d
ana, who wEs adjudged bankrupt On hn a
tion; that the payment of any debts and id
any property belong ,nR to such bankru Z, tad
for his use, and the transfer of any propeft' n
are forbidden by law; that meet ng Of The n
of tine said bankrupt, to prove III ir debts
choose one or more assignees of hs es als !
hell at Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be h0ldea
ustomhouse building, in the city Of NsE o
Louisians, before j. r. q Pitkin, Kegiae, 4
second day of June, a. d 1893, AZ 10 U'cloai 4
r. j. HEh hON u S. Asal
No. 752-myl3 is2A Distr ct LOUIS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14

UNITED STATES MARsHIs 0FFI
District Of lodisiAI
Narn ORLEANS MN IA

UNITED STATES MARsH1lN UFEl
District Of lousiAl
New Orleans, Nay u
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI On.
i eleventh day of May, A. D. leo, 8
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agsls
joint and separate estates of IVES Ef "
Of Pontchatoqla, IN the parish OF LlylassSa! 4!
in the parish of Orleans and StAte q
isianA, who have been adiudged bannsi
their own petition; that the payment Of 81
Oankrupts. to them or tor their use, 4
tranaier of any property by them. an
dan hy Law. that msetinR OF the oredi0a
said bankrupts, 10 prove their debts and u
one or more assignees Of their esials
be held at q Court Of bankruptcy
holden at the Uustomhouse bu ilding, in tAl
New Orleans, Louisiana, before john I.
Register, on the twelfth day Of june, A. n
10 O'clock A. NJ
No. 75O-myls ie u a District OF Lon
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Brig Wilhelmins, Lowens, from Msl
to Chaffraix d Agar-Algiers
Schooner Indian, Vering, from Pen
to mAster-New Basin
Schooner Florida, Adams. from Pen
to master-New Basin
Schooner Marth, Peterson, from
to master-New Basin
Luggers Flor d'Igalia, Gem, Hope, Jua
and Maria, from LalUu che, to nsl
I'd district Is
TOW wB0ATs-
Rochester, Germaine, from the I'd
Towed downand to sea. 9th iast
Bombay, Riverside, l. l. Sturgill
GeuHurlbut-BrOught up brig VI
mine
STEAM BOATS.
Lizzie Tate, Pickett, from Minden.
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mabile-P RR
Iberville, Gross. from Bayou sara
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockp
Z E Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
JOHN L. STERRY,
c. S. SAUYINET.


Resolred. That the Street Commissioner
he aud he is hereby authorized to place
Sidewalks on tbe bridges on the shell roads
9i oana anu Pfsny Ib hiSs reesS ~ @
e,rnat S,iose ~" =" 'H0 '-'Nse'
street. "a. co,o.,.u :. ~ ,,.uo ,o4i
HEkEAs, Soan = g. w. nav seri
sior % If lin time fertbe COMPLETION of their con.
tract and whenas the CITY is at present in
a state officancal embarrassment, owing to
fh ts, 9orarv denreciation of its currency
,,,,d ,,,hsrass he iral1ction of evnendttures
for the preseptEill be a relief for the city,
Therefore be il
Pesolved, Thst an extension of two years
from the nrss olNoyemper' ls6s, sdon oS ana InS
Co., o. for the csmpletion Of their contract
with the City.
The following report Of the Committee on
Improvements and Buildings was received,
and the resolution accompanying adopted
on It's several readings by unanimous
vote:
To the HenorSsle Eoard Of As5ista9. I1a Aosleh
rroyements 1,,e | md Bniidings. to whom
was referred the petition of Joseph
A. Brown prsying for permission 70 70
SseTs oraasiass in ss,sre honnded by Bienyille,
Peters, Clay, ans Customhouse streets, beg
leave to report favorabiy, ana offer the
necessary resoill91; 3auN srERRy
--' Chairman;
EDMOND FLOOD,
ARlsTiDh MAhf'
Resolved, Iha permission pc sno IL, y !
hereby grahteaO Joseph a ~ 4,
portable steam engine on ms prelni1ss 49,. =
square eoahasa by blenyiile, Le.sas' ' ~ SiIS X,
and Custonlnoase streets, ehe ssmT NJ - ~ y
erected accylqAg 10 city laws 80 s.is.,s,,r, ~
dlnances, anu loI enaln oOtihs JIG Pi'o9 u4'
Of the Common Vouncll.
co,fMumc,r,oNs ANp PETITIONS.
W.
A petition ye. 7. Howard, stating ina
the Assistant Civ Attorney is institutinl
.',oo,5ings sgoisst rim sor the navment O
1s',As' ---.-, -. t.,i.',-,, ~, !,
Il license on eaca one OF hls praneu s.1Ae
offices, that be Is already heavily taxed b.
,ba state. that ths tag goes to the supper
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ESTATE oF oALvIN ". KEEp.
UNITED STATES MAnsHl's 0EEi
District OF Louis an
NhH Orleans. MY u

District Oi Louis az
New Orleans Nay p
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Oh
i twelfth day of May, A. d. 1852, VAR
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against tie \
CALVIN w. KEEP, OF the par
Iberville and State Of Louisiana, "
adjudRed a bankrupt on his own petition;
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any i
belonging TO such bankrupt, to him or for
and the transfer Of any property by himt
den by laws tnat a meeting OF the credlto
said bankrupt, to prove Their debts and
one or more assiguees Of his estate, viii be
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at tbs
house building in the city Of New Oreans,Is.
before U. s. Kellogg Register, on the tent.
June, A. ID. 1865 AZ O'Clock A. M.
+. j. HEBRON, U. s. Mafs1
No, 75l-myl3 ie6 a District Of Louis
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
OATTAE MARK Gr
Marine Intelligena
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REpunp
Thursday, May Ii !
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
ZOE RENT.

fTfO RENT = A LARGE AND ELY
A gtore--one of the sinaat III the oity--No- :,
street.. n1ar Oarondslet street. H. Is suscs
being divided into Two stores. To gooa /
Hlll be rented cheap. Inquire OF
y. tsEkhON, No. Story Buidls...
fe Corner Of Camp and Oomm0a :.
TO HENT.--A NEWIsY BUILT TWO-s
y Brick Dwelling, with al modern conlen
No. Rampant street., . few doors Aoot,
street. Possession given Immediately. ~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
COATAIERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. May Is, lssa.
COFToS-The Liverpool kilograms of Eve
P. M. yesterday and II III. to-day having
been fayorably construed In this market,
have had q reGssuring effect. Factors man
ifested increased frmness, and with a more
active and general demand sales of 1900
bales were effected up to P. d. at slightly
sitter prices, while negotiations were still
pending for two round lists. The Offering
supply was somewhat augmented this MORN
ing and the total operations would doubt.
less have been heavier but that holders en-
HANGED their asking prices beyond the lin.
It's of the principal purchasers. We now
3sA029c, and middling 293030c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. 1. lssT-balss ls2ss
Arrived t9a5y 81, ~
Made from waste and damaged cot,
ton, 3239-6507 70t
sssSs0
Cleared to-day, y.,..-...............s...-. 3ol1
Cleared previously GA ls0-6si 2ls
stock on hand and on ahiDboasd.... si.Ta5
The clearances to-day embrace 60 bales
for Havana and 3OlS for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for
Cuba sugar continues good, principally for
the West, but 1t is restricted by the very
light stock on hand and prices are higher.
There were sales reported Today OF I50
hhds Cuba, grocery grades, at ll3@l23e o ID
aud g. hhds good Perto Rico at l461l43c v
b. Louisiana sugar is retailing at l43c u
n for fair, l5f01lb3c for prime, l60l6fc
for yellow clarified, and l61@17c for white.
Cuba molasses Is also in request, but
there Is very little offering. A lot Of 1853
hhds sold to-day on private terms,
FrouR-The market for treble extra and
the grades below is dun and dropping, but
choice extra Is in request, and prices for
that grade remain iirm. The sales to-day
are eonhned to 1850 bbls, Of which 100
double extra at SO l22; 500 treble extra On
private terms; 100 do 81 $40 623; 400 do At
$40 rs; 100 al Sll 50; 800 and 800 extra en-
private terms; 90 choice extra at SIS; 100
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14

Buchanan, certifying that he translnlts the
communication for my information.
Very respectfully
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
OIII1I IuoI !
EDMOND FLOOD,
ARiSTiDE MARY.

Rescued, Tha permission be and 1t is
hereby granted 70 Joseph A. Brown to erect
4 portable steam engine on his premises In
square BOUNDED by Blenville, Peters, Clay,
and Custonlhoase streets, the same 70 De
erected according to city laws and Or
dinances, and iofemain during the pleasure
Of the Common Council.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14

communication for my information.
i. HEATH. Mayor.
OFFICE Nos. le AND ls ST. LOUIS STREET,
New Orleans, Mar l, S5d
Brsvet Major General r. O Buchausn, command.
ing Fifth Nil .ary District New Orleans, La
GENERAII-I have the honor to inform you
that the pressure of my personal business
is such as TO cOnstrain me to tender you my
resignation as q member of the Board OF
of this city.
Very respectfully
Your most obedient servant,
WILLIAM I. HEPP.
MGYoRA1rY or NEW oRLEABs,
Oity Hall, May il, 1858 y
To the Honorable the Members OF the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN | have the honor herewith
to iuclose special orders No. l0I OF inc
Commanding General of the Fifth Military
District, appointing Hon. Alfred kearny
member of the Assistant Board OF Alder
men, vice William 7. Hepp, resigned.
Very respectfully,
HEApouARrERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, May g. 1893
Special Orders No. lOl,
IExtract.l
6. Alfred Kcarny, first ward, city OF
New Orleans, is hereby appointed mem
her of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, vice
William 7. HePp, resigned.
The appontee will file the required oatn
at these headquarters upon acceptance OF
the appointment.
By command of Brevet Major General R
C. Buchanan.
THOMAS H. NELL,
Major Twentieth Infantry, Bvt. Brig. Gen.
U. S. A., A. A. A. G.
Official; ,-,-
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut., Thirty-Seventh Inf, Bvt
First Lieut.. U. S. A., A. A. a. g.
Mr.. Alfred Kearny entered aud took hi!
seat.
a report from the Treasurer for the week
ending May 6, 1865, showing
Receipts. Observation-Disclosures. SlS5, 1858 g
Expenditures. .u...........,,.. 74,76S A
Balance on hand. S305, Ia OF
Was referred to the Finance Committee.
The semi.annual report of the Controller
printed and bound "a copy of which wat
was laid on the desk of each member o
the Board), was received.
The following communication from the
City Surveyor was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-05-14
VI. H. BELL,

The following communication from the
Treasurer was read and referred to a special
committee of three.
The Chair appointed on this committee
Messrs. Kearny, Dunn, and Scott: