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PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANs.
PORTATION,

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcTO
49, - State of Texas,
Once Of Chief Quartermaster
<. Austin Texas, October N ists
SE ALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLIOATE Will
~ be received at this office until MONDAY De-
eemDer IL 1855, at twelve clock A. for the TRANS.
ROhFATIOR OF MILITARY SUPPLIES from
the hrst day OF January 1862 to the thiryfrst day
Oh december 1868, on the following route, viz:
Route no. 5.
mediate points ~ "'0i'
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred nm,
pounds per one hundred [l0O miles at which they
will transport said supplies. '
Bidders should give their names in full rs well "A
tnsir places OF re.idence and each proposal should
Do accompanied BY bond in the sum Of tan thou
sand lSlOO0Ol dollars signed by two or more respon
slple persons guaranteeing that the contract
Is awarded for the route mentioned in the
cepted and entered into. and good and sufficient se
curty furnished BY said parties in accordance with
the terms OF this advertisement
Inc amount OF bondsrequired from the contractor
will be fifty thousand 1857 Dol dollars.
atissactory evidence of the Bolvency Of each bid.
de- and person offered as security viii g required
Forms OF contract may be seen at the ofics Of the
Depot Suartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar.
shall Texas, and at this Office
The right is reserved to reject any all bids that
Proposals m ust be Endorsed ''Proposals for army
transportation, and addressed to the UNDERSIGNED
nolds. '
j. A. POTTER,
. BreTet Brgadler General and @. Q. M, Fifth Mil
itary District. n136t
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FOB PICKET FENCE

OEETcE CHIEF CUARTRRMAsrnR,
Department o. Louisiana, :
New Orleans. La, November 2 1853
GEALRD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ viii be received at this Office until p. M,
MOnDAI, the sixteenth day Of November, 1853
for the construction of PICKET FENCE around
che National Cemetery at Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
consisting OF about 2660 lineal feet.
specifications can be at this office and at office
OF Lieutenant Thomas Latchford, Acting Assistant
Ouartermaster, Baton Rouge Louisiana.
Bids will state price per foot and the kind of
lumber proposed to be used.
Bids will be opened at time above named and bid
ders are invited TO be present
all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed " PronosaIs for Picket
renee ana addressed to the undersigned
BY order of the Quartermaster General
CHARLES H TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Ouartermaster,
no2 u DepartmanL of InuisiAna-
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PROPOSALS FOR LODGE.

OFRICE CHEF QUARTERMAsTER !
Department of Louisiana,
New Orleans, La, October 81. 1868.
will be received at this office until2 P. NJ SATUR.
DAY, the fourteenth day of November 1853 for fur
nishin the material and constructing WOODEN
PORTERS LODGE at the National Cemetery at
Alexandria, louisiana.
Plansand specifications can be seen at this Office
and at the ofics Of Lieutenant ). II. PURCELL Act.
ing Assistant QuartermAster, at Alexandria Loui,
sianA
Completion Of building will be required within
thirty 30 days from date Of award OF contract.
Bids will De opened at time above stated. and
bidders are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should be Endorsed !" Proposals for
Lodge" and addressed to the undersigned.
By order Of the QuartermAster General, U. g. A
OhAS. II. TOMPKINS
Brsyet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
oc3l db Department. of louiRiana
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STREET COGAusEoxEa.s DERARrsaEsT.

STREET C0lEusHoEER's DKpARr1fESr
Room No. City Hall, !
New Orleans Movembsra lSs8
WE'RE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, on Dryhdss street, between jack
son and Philip streets. a. estrays-
Ons black COW. branded A. G. on the right hind
quarter. saF split.
One red and white cow, branded A. q. On khe
right hind quarter; ear split
One red COW, branded A. o. on the right hind
quarter. split
Which. il not eiSimsd uithin ave daya and thu
q aid Poqnd. on SATURDAY, Ncveissss 4 isss Al
u ooloek n JOSEPH MURPHY.
Louu sHzzozAL tor o0atrOllsr. neSR
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CFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOB Row no At.

OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERMAsrER !
Department of Louisiana,
New Orleans, La, November 2 lt69
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ will be received at this Office until two P. M.
SATURDAY, the seventh day OF November. 1858.
for furnishing this Department, one ~ -Four Dare /
in this city:
beam.
The usual rules Of the Department govern In this
advertisements
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Row
Boat, and addressed TO the und Tsigned.
By command OF Brevet Major General Rous-
seau.
CHAS. H. TOMPKLNB,
BreVet Brig Gen. and O. O. NJ.
nov2d Department of Louisiana.
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PROROaALA.

OFFICE CHIEF CoAfMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
New Orleans, October %. 1863 !
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE ARE
y, - invited all the SEVENTH day of November.
1855, for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Department with The following stores,yiz:
the can will be named in the bid.
40 600 pounds HARD BREAD, of the best quality
put up in barrels. samples to be furnished
10000 pounds of DRIED APPLES, put up in
barrels. he price per pound to be stated and sam
30 kegs of PICKLES. Each key to hold about
stated.
900 cans of SWEET POTATOES, in cans.
5000 pounds Of GROUND PEPPER, put up in
papers OF precisely four ounces of pepper in each
paper and these papers to be carefully packed in
good box containing either twenty-five or fifty
pounds. This pepper will be required to be Abso-
lutely pure.
900 pounds Of the very best Cauvsssed HAMS.
The above articles to be Of the very best quality
and put up in superior packages and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press, in this city, within twenty
days after the opening of the bids
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed TO comply with their engagements with any
branch of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and marked "Proposals."
A. BECKwITH,
oc2s Ct Brevet Maj. Gen and C. s., U. S. A.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF August Foudras-NO. 8e, ase
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans = Whereas Sophie Foudras
has petitoned the Court for Letters Of Administra
ton on the estate of the late August Fou.
dras, deceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given
to all whom IL may concern, to show cause within
should not be granted.
Nv order OF the Court,
OCT 81 NOS II. o TRACY CLARK
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II EGSA~p AAZHkKOsIA
ron THE HAIR
improved.
It is an elegant Dressing for The Hair.
II causes the Hair to ourl bsaustally.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigOratss the Roots Of the HAir
II forces the Hair and Beard to grow Iusuriaa,,s.
It immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
nkSsps the hair from Changing Color from Asa4
II restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
u brings cat Hair En- heads that have bssn bald 20
yoars.
hia composed entirely of simple and purely VOgsta-
bic substances.
hhAH received over six thousand voluntary tsstimO-
niA1 Of IL exoslsnes. many Of which are from ply.
asiAns in high standing.
Isis soa In hAitpoand bottles. che sAns blown in
The SiA.,lh y rEzisaa and Dealers d Fancy Goods
svsEswh..s . rAs DOnar Per Bolais. AFholsAals b,
Dsa ss.n oNi Q. !. wells = o. ssAlsasn.
ma aoS.. NsW YsE&
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SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CUsToMHoUsE, NEW ORLEANS }
Collectors Office, October a. 1859
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF section twelve of the act of Congress approved
July ID 1855, the following described seized goods
Will be sold at public auction at Warehouse No. /,
Customhouse Building Customhouse street en-
trance on FRIDAY, November G. 1865, at ten O'Clock
July 9, 1858, mark, 9bottles of Kirschwasser;
1856. 800 -
July le, 1851, marked A. ebarrels Syrup of Cane
Juice, u nall barrels Syrup of Cane Juice; steamer
1854. ' " w.
August 10, 1883, marked S. under T. P. " / box
370 Cigars; steamer Guvane; violation section
twenty-four Act March 2, 1893.
August 81, 1863 marked p. D., 2 kegs Q5% Ralousl
Sherry; l box FloridA Water and Il3 pairs Kid
section twenty.four, Act March 2 1913.
August q, 1858, mark, "A casks Rum; vessel
Ysabelita; violation section sixty eight, Act March
2, 1888.
September Z. 1853. no mark. case Absynthe, &c
Billiard BRls; vessel kina; violation section ven.
ty four, Act March ?, l7qa
PERRY FULLER. Collector.
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~ DUHAMEL...........C DUHAMEL
OPTIoIAN.
I1H.....,......... Canal Street.

Keeps BPECTAOLES of all descriptions to suit
all ages. Mr. DuhAmel. who attends himself 10 his
customers. begs to inform them that hi, long en-
perienoe optioiHn enables him to apply the
proper Glasses to any affected eyes with the certain
ty of not endangering the vision. His Spectacle
Glasses are selected BY him and warranted to be
perfect
He recommends az a good Improvement his
Double Focus Glasses to see far and near. Also as
very soft and easy to the eyes his Patented Cylndr
cal and Achromatic Glasses.
Genuine Rock Crystal Glasses, Brazilian peb-
bles, for long or near sighted persons are applied
scientifically, they do not suit the different def.
oieDciea of the sight.
Mr. Dnhamel keeps also large assortment suita
bic for Engineers, Ply sieians, etc.. such as
Theodohtes, Microscopes,
Lsvels, Mathematical Boxes,
Baromsters, Weighing Scales,
OoHpasaes, Thermometers,
kiaotrieal Machines, Hydromsters,
Spy Glasses. Opera Glasses,
ALL KINDS OF SCALES EFO
MARINE oHARTs, BOOKS and INSTRUMENTS,
SterOosoopos and BteFeOscopie Views.
N. B;-six thousand Colored Venetian Lanterns
snd ooioTsd GiAAAeA for Iuminations At wholesale
Between Royal street and EIohanss Alley.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

PROEOSALs.......P Is.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
New Orleans, October 80 1853 /
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y for TWENTY DAYS from date by this Board
for the building Of the followingn named Levees to
ELTON and LAKE PROVIDENCE LRvEEs in
the parish Of Carroll
FAIRvIkw LEvEE. parish of St. Charles, left
bank. "
MORGAN LEVEE, parish of Plsquemines.
RED RIVER LANDING LEvEE, parish of
Poinle Coupee.
Said Levees to be built according to plans an d
specifications file in this Office the Board reserv.
ing the night to accept and reject any or ali bids
T. d. MITOHELL,
ocSl GOT Ststa of Tonisia,a
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PROPOSALS. FOR STOVES. ETo

OFFIoE OHIEF QuARrRRAEAsrER
Departments of Louisiana,
- - New Orleans, La, October 20, l6dH
CEALkD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ wall be received at this office until p NJ TUES.
DAY, the third day OF November, 1854 for furnish.
ing this Department the following articles 10 be
delivered in such quantities aud at such places in
this city as the Chiet Quarermaster Department Of
Louisiana may designate:
Fifty nine l6D STOVES.
feet of STOVE PIPE. ''-
bixty-nine t6o) Stove pipe Elbows
Forty t0 StoYe-pipe Gaps.
1hirteen u3l Coal Crates,
Twenty eight - Tenders
/. Thirteen Q9 Coal Scnttles
One hundred 600 Gas Burners.
One ~ set Plumbers Tools. complete,
One hundred 00N barrels Yellow sand.
Two 90 barrels Tprpentine.
One thousand 400 j Fire Brickz
One IL Timers FurnAnce.
Five Ql sacks Charcoal
speoheations Of the above can be seen at this
ONCE -
The usual rales Of thu Department govern in this
PrSpOssls must be Endorsed Proposals for Stoves,
etc" ana addroesed ts the undersigned.
By command Of Bfeget Major General Rousseau.
-, OHA6. II. ToAPKINe,
BIT Brig. GenI and Chiaf QuArtsrmaStsE Depart
= Hent OF LouisiaaA oa1H
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THE an. UHARLns HoTRL

win open for visitors On WEDNESDAY,, Ko1sm
Der 4, 1853
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL win be opened in its
usual style on TUESDAY, December 4, lsss, Major
W. A. Hurd, Manager. on HALL
oc26 I'm
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snocrats profess to be the particu-
lends Of the South" whereas thew
t'eays heretofore led the people Of
fion Of our country into diiicul.
nc now attempting to lead them
lain. What the South wants Is
aa quiet and peace and quiet will
Q he South capital and emigration,
eaaeqnently wealth and prosperity.
2 be secured by the election Of
Grant. The Democrats promise
evoludon, and Consequently de-
'n2 Rnd poverty. We are not sur
feiore, that 80 many prominent
aen look 90 the election of Cen
e the only means to restore The
~ and order, peace and prosper
elAiHgtoa Republican.
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RlDE's DIsAsTER.-A bridal party re.
arrived in Houston from Galveston.
car containing the newly welded
q crossiDg the draw, the fair bride
Gus Of the window to catch fare
'sRfe Of the Island City. Her afIec-
newly-made 'slord and master''
With anxiety for the safety OF her
the world @and the rest Of
% him, tenderly encircled her
list with his coat sleeve, and
slspered, Hpray take care Of your
fall overheard, darling |"
w we're the words out Of his mouth
q t'nshing young beauty uttered
1t nhdible scream, and sinking back
eashioned seat, pressed her en-
handkerchief 10 her face. "Poor
= frightened," said the loving
'es sympathetically. But "poor
ADwed her head and would not
Aras'ed. To tell the unvarnished
had lost set Of bran new teeth I
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Cireulnr from the RepubiIenn state
CAMPAIGN Commemorative Orleans, La, October
81, ls68.-The Republican State Campaign Commit
tee. in common with all good citizens deplores the
lawlessness and violence and intimidation which are
disgracins cry and State, and the civilization
and Christianity of this age The Republican party
has sought and still seeks the peace and prosperity
Of Louisiana and the enforcement of the laws.
Believing there was danger of collision between
members OF the two political parties this Com
mittes. about the first of this month"; proposed that
the Republican party should abstain from all
parades and mass meetings until after election
provided the Democratic party would dc likewise
1t also invited the Democratic Executive Com
itse to select three days of the week for the mass
meetings and parades of the Democratic party, the
Republican party to the three remaining days of
the week. and neither party to eneroAch the days
allotted 20 the other Neither proposition was
accepted.
Not one instance of conflict has come to the know
edge of this committee in which Republican club
hasibeeu the aggressoF. No disintsrested man in
Louisiana believes, can be made to believe that
Republicans originate the disturbances in which
Republicans are almost the only victims Only the
headquarters Of Republican clubs and Republican
residences. school houses and churches are sacked
BY lawless mobs.
On the contrary. the evident object of the Demo.
ness and intimidation which would dster Republi.
cans from voting and thus prevent the coming cleo
tion from being full expression of the will of the
psople.
By outraRes, assassinations and murders that
party has inAugurated = reign of terror in nearly
every parish of this State. In many parishes, and
perhaps in this city, it will be exposure outrage
and slaughter for Republicans to attempt to vote.
But it should be remembered that the Republican
party can loose many votes and still triumphantly
carry the State This Committee is satisfied that
with peaceabe and fair election our majority
would be more than twenty thousand
Therefore it calls upon all Republicans to do their
duty manfu'ly 1t urges them not to be intim.
idated not To yield to threats ovolence; but to go
peaceably to the polls election day and vote as
their consciences shall dictate The time is very
near when present wrongs will be righted. and the
civil aw again be enforced in Louisiana, and when
the gu ~ will be punished
If violence shall be used to prevent Republicans
from voting as they choose, let the facts be imme
diately and carefully reported to this committee.
s. B. PACKARD. President.
n PrCu1ppsox- Ron-n.a-r
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. October %, 1853
No. 1097-New Series.
Resolved, That the Contro Iler be and he is hereby
authorized to warrant on the Treasurer in favor OF
Mrs. p Lane for the sum of two hundred and six
dollars ($206) IN full payment of labor performed
ON the paved streets of the Eighth Ward, Third
District
(SigneD ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Signed THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved October o. 1853
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor
A true CODY:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. ocs0 St
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall, October; g. ISIS
No. l096-New Series.
Resolved. That the City Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to remove the existing shell road
on the centre of Orleans street the southwest side
Of said street. and have the said street graded and
ditehed; Provided The cost Of said work does not
exceed one dollar per running foot.
lSigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen,
Signed THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen.
(SignedD JOHN r.. CONWAY. Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary. oosO St
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Succession of William .. Pettingin and
Asenath Huckins. his Wife.-No. g. 400.
G ECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans.-Whereas Mrs. Widow Isa6e
Pettngll, born Rasnage has petitioned the Court
for letters OF administration on the estate OF the late
William s. Pettingill and wife, deceased intestate;
notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern
said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court
oe27 81 MOI NC. TRACY, CLERK.
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MAYoRALTY OF NRw ORLEANS.
Oity Han. October D, 1853
No. lI0l-New Series.

WHEREAs, Tia Fire Department Is greatly embar
rassed and i've efficiency Liable 20 be impaired by the
want Of funds due them b. The city. and
Whereas. The insurance companies Is we'll a. the
city interested IN the scienoy Of the lire De-
partment, therefore be IL
Resolved, That the Ohairmen Of the FinAnce Com
mittees 0f bath BoaFds be and hereby authorized
to confer with the Board Of UndoE Uritorl to make
some aErangs mani b. which they may be willing TO
supply the AMOUNT required TO pee ne Fire Depart.
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MAToRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall. October 20, Les.
No. l090-New Series.

MAToRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
r. City Hall, October 70, ls6e
No. 1090-New Series.
WHEREAS, Daniel Mulligan, contractor for the re-
pairing and Keeping in repair and building new
bridges in the First Second and Fourth Districts of
the city has failed to comply with the terms of mis-
contract and has been put in default by the Street
Commissioner; therefore bs it
Resolved That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized TO adjudicate, after five days notice in
the official Journal to the lowest bidder or bidders
contracts for repairing and keeping in repair and
building new bridges in the First Second and Fourth
Districts OF tire city, under the original spec,ca
tons file in the office of the Street commissioner
and further that Daniel Mulligan, contractor and
SAID contract
[Sgnedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen,
tSignedl THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen
Approved, October 28 1863
tSignedl JOHN II. CONWAY, MAYOR.
true copy:
JOIN VI. OVERALL, Secretary. oc29 St
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oFFIOIAL--POUND NOTICES

STREET COMMISSIONERS DKpARrNrRNT.1
Room No. City Hall !
New Orleans. November g. lisa ]
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trict Pound, on Dryades street. between jack.
son and Philip streets as estrayB-
Seven GOATS, of different colors.
Which, II not claimed within three DAYS and tina
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on THURSDAY, November s 1858,
At Il o clock NJ. JOSEPH MURPHY
Street Commissioner,
LOUIS sENEcHAIA for Controller. NOS St
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
IAGA

HEADQUARTERS DEPAgTnENr OF. THE soUTE
Chief Quartermsster's Office
Atlanta, Ga, September r. Ls6s.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUO.
the third of November 1853 and al Fort Morrsn
Mobile Bay. Alabama, on the fourth of Novem Der
1858, the following WOODEN BUILDINGS belong,
AT FORT GAINES.
BUILpING. Is feet by IL feet
BUILDING, 80 feet BY 20 feet
BUILDING. 451S feet by 10 feet
BUILDlNG, 81 feet by 30 feet
BnILDING, 4 feet by 241s feet.
BUILDING, 40% feet by % feet.
BUILDING, IS feet by Ii feet,
/ BUILDING Is feet BY Is feet.
BUILDING, 40 feet by 10 feet
Building, 10 feet by 30 feet
BUILDING, 4616 feet by 90 feet.
BUILDING, Az fegt By 50 feet
BUILDING. IS fest BY 50 feet
BUILDINGS, 30 feet by Is feet.
AT FoRr MORGAN.
BUILDING, Al feet by % feet.
! BUILDING. q feet by Il feet.
! BUILDING, 100 feet BY "a feet.
! BUILDING. 100 feet by q feet
BUILDING, 291s feet by Ii feet.
l BUILDINGS 80 feet by II feet.
BUiLDING, loo fest e By ss aSH feet.
BuILDING, 34a feet BY u feet.
! BUILDING, NIX feet BY 5716 feet.
I BUILDING, 10 feet by l5hS feet.
B BfH}IItIPPIING' q sit fe s by u feet
steamer will leave Mobile, A ALBANIA at nine
O'Clock A. nj, on the day of each sale, for the pur.
pose OF conveying bidders DESTROYS Of attending the
Sale to commence at twelve o'clock NJ each day.
derms-Oash in United States currency
BY order OF the ouartermasteE General
Breyet Brig Cen and @. M. u. s. a, cSisf O. M.
Department OF the South. sells laW6w
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MAYnRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, October q, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS I
City Hall. October q, 1868. {
No. 109l-New Series.
Resolved, That by virtue OF the authority vested
in the Common CoInc Of the city of New Orleans
by section l28 of the statute of 1856 known as tho
city charter Samuel Weeks, Superintende dent Of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph be and he is hereby removed
from said Office because of want of confidence OF said
Common Council in sAid Samuel Weeks.
Signed) ALFRED KkARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Bigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved October q, 1893
,tsigned) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor
A true copy:
JOHN W, OVERALL. Secretary. oc29 st
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LEGAL NOTICES,
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couwr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA. ~
IN THE NATTER or ROBERT BLoONKR.
Bankrupt H
Be aaakrupley-Ne. 20.

WHEREAS, R0BKRT BLOOMER. lNDrvTD-
~ nal4 and as N embgr Of drms BLOOAER
HOLGEs, ID. A. HOLMES and d. p. 0RIF6IN Al
20, OF New Orleans and District Aforesaid daiT
aeclered bankrupt under the act Of CongrerS OF
AaEeh 1881, has thie day filed In sAid court psti-
ston Praying for Discharge and carticate Thereof
said act ~ rs = - 1890 ~.-s-s $3.50
Notice e therefore Eiysn to al creditors who have
proved Their debts, and 70 all othsr persons 10 Ia
.eres9 tnet the nlneieenth day Of NopimbsF Ioa at
II 4. ~. Y assigned for the haaring 81 the aEnia
eno thnt tneg may then and theKs attend and ahOH
cause " eny tney have, why the prayer Of the aalA
Vs sf.sasi a .2.s pet " granted
4 LoEW.
eeis - Aofa pepatE Clafts