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THE GORILLA.
His Physique ms Compared with that Of
Man-.Intere,ting Facts. ~ss3 A-.s,s

A lecture recently delivered in New York, by
DR.. Lemercier on, 1.-THE Gorilla" contained an
elaborate and interesting comparison Of the
gorilla with man.
Though not quite so tall as the average man,
the gorilla is far more powerful than Heenan,
having, according to Du Chailu, the strength
of eight able-bodied men. Only two OF these
creatures have been dissected IN Europe, one
by Professor Duvernoy, and the other by DR..
Auzoux. No live gorilla has been brought to
man and the gorilla are very striking. The
latter cannot stand upright, owing to the
structure of his spinal column; his arms
are longer, and his legs are shorter than
those of the human species; in walking
he commonly uses the backs of his hands,
placing them fat upon the ground ne
has thirteen pairs Of ribs, and the female
fourteen, whereas man has put zen ne
has several muscles which arc not found IN
man /; he has "bagpipes' under his arms, con-
Meeting with his windpipe and glottis, and by
compressng these with his arms he can make
n noise more terrible than the uproar OF
thousand ragmoD, and which can be heard,
according to the testimony OF M. Du ChaiLu'
at distance Of three miles and more. his
hand is greatly inferior to the human hand,
and, besides, there exists multitude OF minor
differences in other organs. But what places
man far above the gorilla is the vast superb
ority OF tho human brain and head. The 60
rlla has better developed head than the
lion, and when young his Uranium has
great resemblance to that OF child.
But afterward, though there is an i'm
mense growth of the bone, there Is no
expansion of the cavity OF the skull, and CON
sc.,denty mono of the brain. The lecturer ex-
pr .ssed himself at considerable length on tins
point, and in such manner as to make it it eyi '.
d. vt that he was no believer in the hypothesis
vf Darwin. All animals have been made to
meet the wants of their materiil life, and are
wonderfully contrived for those purposes. Inc
gorilla has been made a savage inhabitant. OF
the forest, and is adapted for rapidly ascending
trees. His Ghost and muscles are marvellous,
and if tho animal had had the wisdom and cum
nlng of man, the African race would long since
have been swept from their native soil. In
connection with the goria's chest, DR.. LIE;
mercier said that the strength Of any anima!
Whatever is according to the development OF
the chest, and took occasion once moro to i'm
press rpon his audience the benefit which re-
suited to children from strengthening their
lungs BY gymnastic exercises.
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THE CABINET MAKTNG-THE SCRAMBLE FOR The
DEPARTMENT OF THE NTERIoR-ALLEaED
CONDITION OF THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE IStEkloh-
CONDITION OF THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
In the organization Of General Grants Cabl-
net the scramble for the Interior Department.,
it is understood, will be decided feature, Ihe
Secretary in charge of this portfolio has mere
to.ore ranked fifth in the Presidents Cablnett,
but his intimate relations with the great 1alI-
road monopolies OF the West VIII materlauy
change his relative position. MliiioDs on o9i- o.
lars have been paid the several Pacltc raiiToaus
as q government bonus for work whlch mas
been done so temporari that the whole road
will REQUIRE reconstruction" and many mil,
lions are vet to be drawn, under the seyerai
railroad acts. provided the interest OF these
roads be considered in the organization OF the
new Cabinet. These Western monopones
are said to favor Senator Conness US
the successor of Judge Browning, and as Mr.
Conuess is Pacific coast man, he may draw
q NCabinet" prize. 1t is all important ior Tue
private interests of those concerned IN the fa
cific Railroad that the new secretary snouiu
sympathize with them in their ggantlc under-
takincs and not allow their work 10 De 700
CLOSELY examined. bu always be rcady 10 re,
spond to the demand for more 'eoVerhnien'
bonds"
THE PARAaUAYAN MUDDLE-THE TRUE STATE VI
FACTS.
The report that decided and effective IN
structicns have been given to our new MINIS
Ter General McMahon, and to Admlra! DAVIS
to proceed with an adequate nava! force to
Asuncion to vindlcate the national honor ana
redress the wrong said to have been commit,
ted by President Lopez on American citizens.
is the me1est nonsense, in view OF the TACT tnat
no ono is authorized TO issue any SUCH ln-
structons. The President is as powerless TO
redress the wrongs of our citizens IN Paraguay
as was Minister Washburn. Suppose an
adequate naval force should appear be,
fore Ascuncion, could single gun be hred I
without direct authority from Congress! Inc
President has no power to declare or make axe
war, as was lately decided in the case OF the
Alta Vela claimants. LIZ an outrage be com
mitted on American citizens by President Lo-
pez. all that President Johnson can DO Is to re,
port the facts to Congress and recommend
such action as his judgment may approve. In
thus particular case the President is not in pos
session of the facts officially, but should the
reports which have reached him be corrobo-
rated by official dispatches, there is authority
for stating that a special message will be
promptly sent to Congress recommending that
he be authorized to demand ample redress, and
to enforce that demand if necessary by the ma
val power OF the country. Such are the facts
or the case as obtained from proper of1cial
source.
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CHERAw AND DARLINGTON RAnRoAD.-The
proceedings OF the recent meeting OF stock
holders, including tho reports Of the presi-
dent and superintendent, are before OR read
ers. 1t does not appear that the road is doing
a very profitable business, but il is gratifying
to find it in good condition, with reasonable
prospect of greater success during the next
year. This rold has been peculiarly exempt
from accident, or failure to comply with the
efficient president remarks, 'thc community
owes much to this company" in the facilities it
has furnished to trade and travel and The
promptness of their service, though 1.-The
stockholders have never received one dollar of
interest on their capital" We hope there is q
better time coming for both the community
and the stockholders -CherdU Democrat.
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November II

@ ELEC RO-CHEMICAL BATHS ARE
now ready at No. 70 HAsEL-sTREET, at the OIL ce
Of DR.. HERvEY NJ. cLECKLEY, for the cure of oil
inveterate chronic affections. which have resisted
the treatment of all medication.
Gentlemen will he accommodated during office
hours, from to 10 a. NJ, from to 4. and to 10 p
M. Ladien at any other hour, when they will find
an experienced Lady to attend them.
DR.. CLECKLKY will be glad to sec any of his pro-
fessisnal brethren who favorable to medical pro-
gressien) and will take pleasure in exhibiting the
operation Of the baths.
Certificates of remarkable cures could be furnish
ed, but 1t is not requisite
November II lmo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRESTED IN SYRIA
DECREASE IN Expenses.

Fs11BUsTERs- ARRESTED IN SYRIA
DECREASE IN EXPENSES.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-Cuban hlious-
terism has not become sufficiently tangible to
warrant proclamation, but it is understood
that the marshals and district attorneys have
been ordered to be watchful.
The weather is delightful.
A party of Englishmen and two Americans
have been arrested in Syria, charged with
smuggling arms into the interior for the pur-
pose of overthrowing the government. The
prisoners claim that they were surveying
railroad, and that the arms were for the de-
fence Of their employees. The American Con-
sui is active in behalf of the Americans, but
the English Consul seems Indifferent conceln-
ing the fate of his countrymen.
All the government Offices will be closed on
Thursday.
McCulloch's estimates for the coming fiscal
year will show decrease Of from s4O,OOO,OOO
to $4,000 600.
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Doublc-IIendcd Colored Girls.

The New Orleans Picayuno thus describes q
wonderful natural curiosity, TO be seen in that
city:
We paid visit on Friday 70 that most Won
dcr!ul Of Natures freaks. the doube-hcaded
colorcl girl, or perhaps it woald be more cor
rect to say, the two grls in one. For corve-
mcnce, We shall speak OF them in the plural.
They arc entirely distinct, as far as mind is
concerned, laughing and chatting with each
other, and being apparently upon The most in-
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Condensed News by Telegraph.


Mrs. Mary E. Hill, o wealthy lady Of Phila-
delphia, was brutally murdered yesterday. Her
brains were beaten out with poker, and her
body thrown from o second-story window
Fer son-in-law was arrested on suspicion.
General Waddy Thompson died yesterday
afternoon, ut Tallahassee Florida aged 10.
The New Orleans Tribune, owned, edited
and published by colored men, reappeared yes
uerday after suspension of six months. Its
salutatory was conservative in tone, and the
paper received favorable comments from the
evening press.
The Tamauipas revolution in Mexico is still
unsurpassed. Escobedo has been disgrace
fully defeated, the government troops refusing
to fight.
Chief Justice Chase arrived in Richmond
yesterday, and will preside in the Circuit Court
to-day.
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s@ ALL PERSONS ARE CAUT[ONED D
against giving Credit to any of the crew of the
British ship N. Mo,her. as such debts will not
be paid by Messrs STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
or myself. q. MOsHER, Master.
,har0
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xgBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II 5mos
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funeral notiffs.

re- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ouaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN REDMOND, and Of
Mrs. ANN FLEMING and family, are respectfully in
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of Mrs. JOHN
REDMOND, at No. &C st. Phiip-street, at Three
O'Clock This Afternoon. II November d
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Suefial Qgtifes.

sT CONSIGNEES PER STEAMsH p
MANHATTAN, are notified to receive their Goods
This Day. at Adger's Wharf
Storing commences at sunset.
JAMES ADGER l. CO.,
November "a Agents.
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FOK PALATl<A, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FkRNANDJNA AND JACKSON

WILLIE.
-E@S THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM ER
,SafSS,ff==5z5 DICTATOR, Captain CHAs- WILEY,
viii sail from Charleston ever Tuesday Evening, at
Eight O'Clock, tor the abo1e points.
The first class Steamer ClTY POINT, Captain Wa.
T mcNELrY, will all from Charleston every Friday
Eueaixg, al Eight o'clock, Tor above polnts
Connecting with the Central Railroad ut savannah
for Mobile and Ne Orleans, and WITH the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Celar Keys. at Wa:ch
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mooile'
Pensacola Key West and H.vana.
Through Bills LadinS given for tre>Hht to hoDi'e'
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers Will connect with the "ocia"aIA
steamers at Palatka.
Ali freight ~ yaLle on the wharf
Goods not removed ut suIscr will be stored at rlsK
For Freight or Passage eneagemci t, apply to
j. D. AIKEN & CO., .sents,
south atlantic harf.
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals ard Stasero0ms.
November 81 .
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ag BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
hnts; remedies the LII effects OF bad dyes; inviso
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold By oil Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond-street, New York Tyr January
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sa- BRIDE AND GRooM.-EsSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom to Bride in the institution OF Msrrtass-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delpbia. Pa. 3mos September22
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Encourage Home Manufacture
PALMETTO HOP YEAST CAKES.

"AVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY FOR
I'll these celebrated YEAST CAKES, mlnufactur-
ed by Mrs S. II. L. Price, Of s;ummeryile, = G.,
we respectfully ask for them the attention OF lAe
trade generally, and house cepers espectHy. ihey
arc exclusively OF southern manufacture. enurely
free from any injurious properes superior 20 those
OF Northern make. answer all Tho purposes OF ana
are far more econu1nlLal than, Yeast Powders. AL
we ask for them is air trial DirecI'ns ZOE use
accompany ca Il parGago. ,crnDpp,s
The trade supplied a. MaNUFAcIUkEh's
PRICES. -, <r,,,p, ,,,,,,r
GROlEGY 81 ORE.
sonbwcst corner Meeting aud Marbe,-srees.
November Z
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TRAVELLENS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- RoU rE TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
.~rr, Aid other places. should not fai
/k4SsgI:s to lay in their supplies or PROVIS =
L/IbfILEfI0 IONS, CLbRE1S. CHAMPAGNES,
-5aSS-- CORDIALS BRANDIES, WHIS
KIRS, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS. &c.
Patcs OF Wild Game and Devilled Ham for Sand
wichos and Llncheous.
HE-Send for catalogue
WM. s. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 K1ng-street,
Between Wentworth and Deaufan,
Charleston, &. c.
Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, corner 2osh street,
New York. OotOOerZ6
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STEaM TO LIVERPOOL.

~ LLt hhIooLs
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
A~n THE INNAS LINE, SAILING
Zk4SSfa3 SEMI-wEEKLY carrying the o.
LkZ&sL;tS54a S. Mails, consisting Of the following
r-SS-51SS5s-- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY UF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday.
at PM, from Pier No. IS North River. New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY The MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
1st Cabin 800 Steerage.... .......$5
1st Cabin TO London. los Steerage to London. .
1st Cabin to Paris ..115 Storage to Paris.
Passage by the Monday ste .mers-Firsi Cabin ss0l
gold; steerage $50; payable In U. S. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
$40, Steerage, $40; payable ir gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamourg,
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
;4O currency Tickets can be bought here by per-
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company
Offices. JOHN II, DALE, Agent,
No. l5 Broadway. New York.
Jnne4 emo
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAP1rAL.

The Alleged Outrages ut the South
The Object Of the uutcry-Fresh PAINS
and Penalties Proposed-The KadicaI
Progrnmme-Shauw we have Natlonai
Constitutional Convention
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Tp,yh&E -EVV.~Ls.

@a~- 'rGE FGR>T-CL.S, r"wBoAT
S.s. !.as.,i,S, C.r: Iuoi "AYNE i9 no"
il. c;np G.: prc.ar .iion TO tor .''1:ss % Any
;,,i,;.I.c 20 II -om Gh.rcsto.! -.
IL, r:uuelie: K lIGs. GapI j. J. 'L1"' III cola
;!,. CIDER, will take IowJGc cn1hSaalrit;9 "1.oin
the harbor or 10 pis IS ca Asn!e! aha ~oope-
Rivers, at reasonable rates. , r,,cncoN
oc,obsr 81 .ut,mo Accommodation Wharf.
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Fur ST. AUGUST NE, FLORIDA.
-NeA THE STEAMER CITY POINT, Cap
Eu.ss5ssaizlssC tain WM. 7. McNKLTY will sail
from Charleston for st Augustine, on Friday Eu.n-
ing at eight O'Clock. touching at savannah, Fer
nandina Jacksonville and Palatla.
For freight or pa sage, apply GU board or to
]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
November "a Atlantic Wharf.
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Aem66dIG.

DK.J, MITCHELL HAS ssEMOE FL ~
his Office and residenre to the SOU1dEhSA
COhNrR OF KING AND JOHN STREkIs'
November 2
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Fur BRUNSWICK, GA.
~r~A THE STEAMER DICTATOR"
nnssssSti1=lS sssSti1 Captain CHARLES WILEY will touch
at thus point ever, Wednesday,, leaving savannah at
Nine A. NJ, and her return trip will touch there
on Saturday Afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
on Sunday Morning. ]. D. AIKEN CO.,
November a Agents.
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gotrls.

WM A. Wight,
HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT OF
this House. respectfully soics share OF public pa
truna9c
Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel
November Is lmo
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n Gtlraas Republican.
M JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
NJ JOURNAL OF THE ClTYOF NEW ORLEANS
Al JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
,rTs FOH THE REPUBLICAN.

Couutv-v Particles Of Louisiana.
llsss;on-D onaldsonville, 2. F. Vafroit Iu-
lpostoffice-Milion Morris.
.-Stion-Na poleonville-O. II. Hampstead
pinlss' .eeEIvergreen-General Henry W. Fuller.
p yytt,ila Riaegold-M II. Twitchell.
~. n lsn,tp~Berton-John PeaTce.
~ ~ reveport-Benjsmin McLeran-C O.
inss;,r-Fairview Landing-J. H. LandeFs.
,sssait-C openhaeen-Richard B. EdReworth.
l4anTiI-Lake Providence-George o. Benham;
lSorpe -Minder-L. W. Baker-A- J. Dyke
Vidalia-A. b. Harris.
SsoStto-M ansheld-G. Snyder.
4 Pston RouRe-Baton Rouge--Louis FRANCOIS,
ks FesIiciana- oHnton-John Gair-Riehard
I.tHu-ourtis Pollard.
1lStTTs-sayou Goula-P. G. Deslonde-P Plaque
s..'~rll- -V, W. Ferguson.
.ssSson-Carf oliton-R. g. Gardiner.
Essstte-V Observation-Disclosures Riard.
.arche--T hibodaux-D. H. Reese-Winiam
a.,,os-P onchatoula-Olarke White.
.shonse--t astrop, E Il Buckingham.
ohtoches = Natchitoches, Charles Leroy and
N n Hiestand.
Issimo mi sejour-D. A. Tnibaut-Bura
.rsnt-W. A. Brainard.
nlS iiioupee- HeTmitage--E Emile Bonnefoi.
pSes-AlexADdria-Ge N. bearing, Jr.-Geo.
re-Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis.
hsrles-Peter Harper.
|Isiena-Amite City-William Butler.
II ismes-Convent-Napoleo UnderWood-Oan-
11andrEy-Ope iousas--M. Vidal, August Do
l,rtin-st. Martinsville-s. L. snaer.
y-Franklin-A. j. pemaTest-Jennert
Bee-J B. Esnard.
Tsn1 any OovinRton-Johu Hutchinson
onTiile-Dauiel d. Riggs.
sbisonne-Houma-F March,, DupArt
Baton Rouge-Lobdells Store-The odore
Telicsna-St Francisville-J, =. Newsham.
Texas.
sin-Ridge Paschal.
Antopio-W. W Gamble.
hTVle-GeorRe r Stubbleheld.
AHlssIsSippi.
- uou / q narriq
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NOtIce-The Book Of the Treasurer of the Cam
paign Committee of the Radical Republican Party,
containing the names of all those who subscribe
toward the expenses of the Campaign, the amount
of the subscriptions received by the Committee, and
account of the expenditure thereof will be at the
headquarters No. II Dryades street, and always open
to the inspection of subscribers and members Of the
Committees.
Gentlemen can enter their lanes, and leave the
amount with Mr.. milford, the Secretary, the
'O's'.' NJ A. soUTHWoRTH.
mhb I'm Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL N0FIoBs--oITY.
LEASE OF THE IKON BUILDING AT
the Head of Canal street for Two
Vents
IA. Sa-NeR Series.

Resolved That the Controller be and he is hereby
aothorlzeo alter ten days notice in the official jour
nal, adludioHte TO the highest bidder the lease Of
term Of two years
The purchaser of the lease to furnish his eight
several prom sorry notes for the price of the adju-
oeatloh, payable at three six nine, twelve, fifteen,
ghteen, twenty-one, and twenty. four months dat
ing from the execution of the contract, and in
dorssd to the satisfaction Of the kinapce Commits
tees of the Common Council.
The said purchaser of the lease shall have the right
70 use sara IRON building for all lawful purposes and
he shall keep the building in clesn condition; also
the interior of the building to be arranged and i'm
proved by the lessee at his own expense
The tagging of the banquette around the iron
bulldog to be made By the city Of New Orleans.
(hgned) VIM T. HkPP
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March n, 1888.
jsignedD E. HEATH. Mayor.
A true COPY:
D. Z. WHIrAKER, Secretary.
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SALE OF STALLs IN IRENE MARKET Deputy
Controller Sid. G. Brewer yesterday sold
another lot of the stalls in Irene market at
improved rates. This sale embraced thir-
teen beef stalls, eleven coffee stands, and
forty-three vegetable stalls--siztJ seven in
all, which brought the sum of $ls,7 100.
Stalls sold previously ITO, which brought
$50, 1876. Total for the III stalls $74 ,9l5.
There yet remains to be disposed of in this
market 43l stalls. The highest price paid
for stalls was $4l20 for IL coffee stands;
highest price for beef stalls Ss25. Average
for the III stalls 1923 "a.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CGIRF CoafAHssARY SUBSISTENCE
Fifth Military District, J
New Orleans La. April :, lse2
GEALED PR0POS MS IN DUPLICATES ARE
- invi ed till the fourteenth day az Al ril 1863
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De.
paItment with the following Stores. VIZ:
1000 Barrels of Ohuice Extra FL OUR equal in
quality to the government STANDARD samples
on hand in the Subsistence Department
per lC0 rs TO be stated
Sealed proposals will also be received for the sale
OF a quantity Of dry HIDES, on hand in the Sub
sistence Department; the price per pound will be
stated for the entire lot.
The above articles to be Of the very hest anality
ami put up in superior packages and TO be delivered
at the Ancuer Press in this city with N twenty day
after the opening of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed 70 comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the government
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked " Proposals"
A. BEOKWITH
hpe Ct Brevet Mai. Gen. and @. s.. o. 8. A.
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SENT TO A UNITED STATES CoMAussIoNER.-
Recorder Neville has sent Benjsman Nc
Bright and Edward Diggs before a United
States commissioner on the charge of per-
jury in having, it is stated, sworn falsely
for the purpose of obtaining registry papers.
They were arrested at the City hall registry
office,
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ESTATE on ABNRR D. A. HARRIsr.

UNITED STATES AIARsHAL's oFF1or 4
tiistrict 81 Louisiana.
Monroe. L.. April 1863
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
u seyenleentn day 81 Marrh, Al. d. 1865, q
WAR; Ant IN kAhkRUfTCf was issued against
the estate Of ABNkH ID. a. HAhRIsT, IN the par
isn Of Claiborne and ktate Of louisiana, who has
been adiuuged bankrupt on his ~ peti ion; that
the pay meat Of any debts and delivery OF any prop
erty balonRinR 10 snch bankrupt. 20 him for his
use and the transief OF any property BY him are
tsrnlodfn By law that meeting Of the CREDITORS OF
the sad bankrupt to prove their debts and % choose
one pr more 4sfieneesgf bis ate, V1 be held -
court o. BANKRUPTCY, to be holden a. TIE ONE o.
w j. g baker, IN the town Of aorxoe. pArrh OF
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NJ n. ] HERRON, u, = Marshal.
PET n. D. GRADx, Deputy. = Messenger.
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