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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-04-12

Heinitsh's Queens Delight, for Tet-
ter, Pimples, Blotohes, and Eruptions on
the face.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-04-12

IMPORTANT.
DLANTERS and GARDENERS will find
Err, patented 10th of October, 1861 at
JOHN G. DIAL'S; by which surplus plants
of corn, cotton, or. of any plant. may ho
trans planted in the same time that the
soil can be replanted, without disturbing
the tibrous roots j. G. DIAL,
Jan 10 f3mO General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
For the Sunday Republican,
INFERIORIIY OF WOMAN.

Woman is looked upon as mans inferior;
and this idea has been SO universally in
stilled into all minds for so many genera
tions that it is difficult to eradicate 1t even
from the minds of women themselves, not
withstandng the many evidences to the
contrary which every day present them
selves.
Man is superior to woman in physical
force. This is owing in great measure to
their different avOcations in life. But this
quality was only appreciated in the dark
ages. In more enlightened times man is
not esteemed more than his fellows because
he is a Hercules, but only as he is SUI
perior to them Intellectually and morally.
Turn over the pages of history and OBJ
serve wherever it has been woman's lot TO
occupy prominent position in life whether
she has not shown herself the equal of
man-eyen in those qualities in which man
particularly prides himself.
Where is the monarch who has shown
greater abilityto govern than Queen Eliza
beth If Henry VI. had possessed only half
the spirit and energy Of his consOrt, Mar
garet of Aaiou, he would have saved both
his life and his crown. Could Marie An.
toinette have changed places with Louis
XVI. the French revolution would have
been checked, and thousands OF innocent
lives been spared.
Where will we find recorded in the history
of man deeds of greater heroism than those
performed by Joan of Arc, or Grace Oar
ling? Or going farther back, let US look at
the queen of the Carthagiuians, who threw
herself into the burning ruins rather than
be taken captive by the Romans. And these
are the qualities which are suppressed in
woman. 1t is the fashion tor woman to be
timid and dependent. Shakespeare, who
has never had an equal in the knowledge of
human nature assigns to woman no inie-
rior rank. His Portia, by her skill and
adroitness, was enabled to save the life of
Antonio, when his case was deemed hope
less by all the learned doctors Ct the law in
Venice.
Let us take a Cursory view of the literary
world. Here we see Lady Montague, Han
nah Moore, Charlotte Bronte, Mrs. SigOur-
uey, Mrs. Pardoe, Madame Muhlbach, and
many others too numerous to mention.
Now for the morality of woman as com
pared to that of man. No man will deny
her superiority in that respect. Look at the
pure, the seltsacrifclng life Of the Sister OF
Charity Thousands of sick and wounded
soldiers owe their lives to the noble, disin-
terested devotion Of women. Lying help
less in their hospitals, neglected by their
own sex-eyen the physicians who were
paid to tend them. And what pay did NO.
man demand for her gentle care? The con-
sciousness of having aided "a suffering Great
Ure was recOmpense enough for her. And
vet she is denied by those very men whose
lives she saved the paltry right Of suffrage
a right that is granted to the most ignorant
and Gcbased man. JUSrlTlA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

lending aid to the Republican party.
We refer now especially to his absence
from the reunion of ex-officers of the
Union army and navy, held in cele-
bration of WashingtOn's birthday
We know not what General Hancock
hopes to gain by such a course. But
we assure him, with all due respect
that he is now trusting those who
court him only to use him, and reject
ing those who will have the power to
determine his future, as well as that OF
every other general now commanding
in the South.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

UxIrzD STATS MAssaAz's os51oa,
lllalll.l 81 / --l.L.- -.

UxErxp sxATEs 2iAssHA1's oEB1ca,
District OF tiouiai ina.
Rev 0rlsnls. February le 1855
rFHks IS 10 GIVE SorIoE THAT ON TIE
A aagcntgqnth day OF Habrukrl. A r. le13 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRuPTCY vas issued aeainst the
esiaie q QecAE K. ~ LIZ. Of New otlcans. in tie
parion 81 Orleans and stats 81 Louialz1a, VINO was
adiudgod bnnklupt on bic cWn petition: that the
payment o. any debts and d0liVely q any property
and the transfer 81 auy proierty b him are forbid
aen ~ law that meeting OF the esedtofa Of tins
aaid bankrupt, 70 prove their debts aud 70 choose
court % hahAuuptcy 60 be holden ~ the Custom
nouEe building, IA tho cisY q rev Orleans, lpria
ana hei0re " n. e. FiEkin. Reelsief, on the six
teonth day Of M4rcn. a. y ke. a 70 c'cseeF A. "a.
FL. HEAHuE. u. g. Marshal
No. Gl-lglo mhA Dilsrict u houisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

A farmer Of Sehaghtieoke, New York,
was asked for "lift' in his wagon, as he
was going home the other evening, by
portly and strapping female. He allowed
her to get into his vehicle, but his suspicious
became excited. and dropping his whip, he
requested her to get out and pick it up.
When she did so be drove off rapidly, and
on reaching home examined a muff which
the presumed female had left in the wagon,
finding in il revolver and a dirkknife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

FOR THE ERECTION OF A BUILD.
ing on the Lot belonging 90 the City of
New 0rleanB, ON Lafayette Street, near
the corner Of DFyadeH street, 20 be
Used as n Recorders Court Police
station, and LSekuP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

UNlTKD STATES MARSHALL OFFICE )
~r DislEict Of Louisiana
New Orleans, January 81, 1865
THIS IL TO GIVE HQEtpE. fHAT on TBk
4 9th day OF January, A. D., 1s89, WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY YVES lssasd against the estate q
CHARLES X kEsMEt II. 81 The parish Of Ascaa.
SION, ans htlte Of Louisiana who was adiudfod /
Dahksqps on az own pstitions that the pEyment Of
any deb and delivery Of any property bolcnging e
frsnelor n Any properly b him az by ia
that rooeting d the creditors OF the said bank
tupt 60 prove their debts and 10 choose mora
5anxFnptty. 70 bs holdss q ms ua5t0mhouss
building IN tie city q New DrleaRs, Louisiana, be
torn y. n KeaER. Heaiater, On the ioth dag o.
March, A, u les5 ID 70 clock a. X.
n j. hERhDkg, u. y Marshal
No. a70--iet gnhlc District o. Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
ATLANTIC AID GREAT WEsrERN
HALLWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, Oh URBAEA, OR GALLON
v or Mansfield, or Cleveland or Cory, or salaman.
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington City.
This 10 the only route to the Oh Regions Of Penn
syiVAnin-
Passengers who wish quick and comfortable trip
win appreciate the smooth and perfect track, the
coaches, the oxgeent dining halls with ample time
for meals; and the prompt tims and sure connections
Fare a. low and tame Is quick a. By any ether
rouGas
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks-No. 2ss
Broadway, New York. Nos. Is state strest and IS
school street. Bostoni Depot and 6nicu othoes
Cleveland; No 6e CLARK street, UhicaFo; in OincB.
aatis Al No, 20 West EonFth street, N. r.. corner
BroSdway ard Front streets lis Vine street. At U,
and A. New Passenger Depot Of the Cincinnati
Hamilton knc Dayton Railway; in Louisville, at 8
W. corner Main and Third stFesss, and 20 Fourth
street, and a eli the Offices Of eenneotng lines.
W. b sHATrUo Gsal fiekst as Aren't n.D 'S ags
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

sfnoTisd 10 advertise during ten days the official
Journal for sealed proposals tor cleaning the sinks OF
the public buildings of the CITY OF New orleans &C
fSisnsdj O. S. SAUVINET,
President pro TEN. Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
tSirued) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
tSiTned E. HEATH Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
ALLENTOWN KAELROAD Linz

NEW. ALL RAIL, FAST FREIGHT I'm
IN direct between Boston, New York and Pih
burg, via Harrisburg Allentown and ,Jerssv w
without change of Cars. ~
New York goods for Pittsburg must be delivers.
Pier No. H. North River, to the Agent of Tia g n
Allentown Transportation Company, and nottot
agents Of the New Jersey Central Railroad, an
pier. FA
Bills Of Ladng issued at the Office of the Linn \.
25l Broadway. -'Aa
Boston Office No. n Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON, Agent
aus Of6ce foot Of Liberty street, Pittsbp,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
OFFIOLAL NOTIOER--CITY.


STAIRS
The back stairs on the middle building and prison
risers with .nosne. T6ey shall have neat cypress
hand rail with square balusters Of cypress lumber.
turned out of cypress.
MARBLE MANTELs
Tbs mantels and hearth in the IeutenAnt's office,
nSTbls to he Value 81 ss6 each Win S o1namena
summer CRATES.
Galleries 10 have plain facias and 4xlO inch wood
pasters, neatly capped and pinthed The under side
Of the flooring with the projecting ioiss and bearers
The upper ceiling to be plastered and hArd-fnshed
DooRwAYs.
The front door to the Recorders court shall have
handsome wood frontispieee inside, and trimmings
panneled Jambs and ceiling and other requisite in.
i5hngsf according TO the designs shown the front
elevation and longitudinal section il shall have
doors, well hung with the best 5x6
best kind Of wrought IRON bolts and with rstrats
American plated mortce lock- with the best kind Of
The other doorways in he court room shall have "a
inch full moulded and raised eight panneled doors;
and fastened with a frstrate inch American NOR,
tiee lock, with silver manipulated facngs knobs and
The opening to have inch reblt ed iambs and lo5<
inch double face band moulded and bedded arehi-
traves with orr amental cap and ornaments on the
The doorways in front and rear, lower story shall
have impost and head lights, inch rebated jambs,
and inch opened architrave with band holdings;
the doors to be 2f inches thick each in fun mould
ed pannels well hung with 41zx41S inch best butts,
and fastened with tirstrate inch A erican NOR,
tice lock, with pearl white knobs and silver plated
faclngs and escutcheons. the doorWays in the mid
die building shall hxge plain jambs with solid tim
Der frames trimmed with inch moulded arohitraves
Each doorway 10 have Ia inch PLAIN panneled door,
we'll hung with AKA inch best butts and fastened with
a good american Z inch Rimlocks mineral knobs
and bronze drops.
The doorways in ieutenanCs Office, cap room.
clerks Office. recorders Office etc. shall have plain
imposts and headlights
The whole of the doorwayg throughout shall have
champhered yellow pine saddles screwed down 10
the floor.
WINDOWS.
The whole of the windows shall be trimmed and
finished to correspond with the finish Of the several
doorways; they shall have III glazed sashes, double
hung with patent axle Dulleys, iron weights, and
cd strong sash cord. The front and back windows
of the recorders court shall have Il inch fOur-fod
shutters in two heights, we'll hung the inside
with best butts, aud fastened with proper hooks
bolts, and iron crOssbars where requisite Two folds
Of the shutters shall TO flushed with neat moulded
pannels, the other two folds to be blinds with
stationary Stats.
The windows in the yard shall have outside l3{
inch Venetian blind shutters well hung with the
best loose par lament butt and fastened with shut
for jFsrsa nd a N pipht-iuch crDsshDl+
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
No. sl2-New Series.

SECTION L Whereas The building situated at the
corner of ~ Charles and Lafayette Streets now used
Rs Recorders court, Police station, and Lookup,
has become a nuisance TO the neighborhood in which
il is situated; therefore,
of New Orleans, That the said lots and buildings
and on the same terms and conditions a. liked for
city Of New Orleans with the condition that the city
shaM have tbs right OF Occupying the same for 4
Of six months after the sale at the rate of ten
per cent per annum on the amount Of the adiudica.
ton
SEC 2 Resolved That the Controller be and he il
hereby authorized. after thirty DAYS notice IN the
ofeial JOURNAL to sell contract 70 the lowest bidder
bidders for the erection of building on the lot
belonging TO the city OF New Orleans on Lafayette
street the OF DryAdes street. to bs used
recorder court, police station, and Lookup ae.
cording to plan and specifications 10 be made BIZ
the City Surveyor.
Csignedl FW. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lSigEed) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December "a 1se5,
Signed b HEATH. Mayor.
OoSERoLLzRss OFFICE, OtTI on NEW ORLEANS,
tlify Hal, bth dayof February, 1854 :
9siee T. hereby given that the Controller will at
~ clock n en- III hSUAk, the iIfh day Of March,
l9ra ~ ms ciaSe edludieAte 70 tha lowest bidder
8. @. BRowER,
Dapuiy ContEoiisg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

A fourteen foot alligator was caught at
Singapore recently, With hook and line
and chicken for bait.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
CONTROLLERS OFFIcE, CITY BALL,
New Orleans. February 10, ls6s.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals VII
be received up to IL o'clock NJ, on luesasyi me ne
'Ns tSiSned1 s. G. BRowER,
Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

TIE contractors for the cleaning and empty ing of
the Priyies snail be bound to ~ within twenty
four hours with all written orders from the Street
Commissioners his Deputies, Assistant Deputies,
relative any work to be done by them under these
specifications. In the event Of the failure on the
palt Of the said contra 10 comply within the
time an a above stated they shall forfeit twenty
five dollars for the first offeuse and nifty dollars for
the second 0ffense, in addition to a further penalty
os the amount of DO ng the the work so neglected
which in ali the Street Comm ssioner will be
bound TO do, cause to he done, at whatever cost
he may be able to procure tie necessary materials
and labor. The amount Of the fines, the wage OF
the workmen, and the cost of the materials to be
deducted out of the monthly pay ments 20 be made
to said CONTRACTORS and for the third ottense they
shall be placed in default, and forfeit all claims to
any portion of the moneys which might be due to
them in the month in which the said third otfsnse
may have been committed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
NEW YORK cENTRAL.


NEW. YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TPACKl
~ Aai.sosa ssr bSti9io Niagara Falls Suspense
On and after MONDAY, May Is. 1867 Trains u
FIRsT STEAMBOAT EMPRESS.
eif8 A NJ from Troy SEQ a. d. from AlblaS
Stopping AZ Sehsnectedy $40. Hoifman's 1855 An
stsrdam go. Tribes HIN 500 Fonda s:20. Palsti1i
Little Falls 93s Herkimer ESQ. lion o:ss FrsskSi
70 96 Utica 10 q, QriskAny 0:a7 Rome II 05 VsraA
i5l9 H nsiG1 i5s5s aasssota y 'Sg. Snlttenal
l2:45 2. M whore IL Il combined with the folloE
trains far AZ Iy points ives. Of syTSe9ss
stepping 81 ssSspss;sd sc Fonda ifS e B Si
Utica lsI6, Rome ll;4e. Csnastota 1910, SyTsga9
Los. gdinel aad leave syracuse by Direct Road
Pshss s5 Roossssr 81 ana and s al prlnsipsi ~
tons tens e blnslo, Suspension Bridge, and Eisgsa
PASSENGERS by Auburn Road leave Syracuse n
Jig 4 r., stopping At all Stations to RoehesteS u
OoNNEuTroRs Suspension Bridge at7.1 q
NJ, with Steamboat Express on Great Western "a
way for Detroit 600 A. M, and Chicago $3.50 P n
train on Lake Shore Railroad for CLEVELAND sa'
A. N.
NAIL TRAIN.
900 A. NJ. from Albany oniy--St0pping at all So,
tons 70 Syracuse 90 =. MI aud connecting ats
Has 4. H., and also With Kxprsss Trsir VIA ths D
rect Road, reaching Rochester at $50 r. al, d
ialo and susgsnsio9 Bridge a l2;o6 2 Nj, and q
Meeting for All points m the West.
EhIeRAHr AND AccoA4oDATIoE.
1880 ?. A.. froa Albany only--Stopping at al ka
tons, passing Utica $40 p, NJ. syracuse s:t5 P
"a, Suspension Bridge 3: 40 A. ~. and Niagara FL
800 A. M, an1 connecting with ED1igrant TrainaN
Lake Shore and Great Western Roads for all pol1
NEw YORK AND WESTERN DAY nxpRnss.
800 P. 81. from Troy, stopping at SchensofadylH II
lla i; ~ rom Albany, 7. M, PAlAtine Bridge Sl
$40, Syracuse ESQ loonnecring with Trein on al
burn Road, arriving in Rochester Il:45 p. M Pe
Byron T.sa, Palmyra $40 Rochester 8:aa. Batti
lo:h1. Buffalo 100 p ~, and all rinsipal STATIC
70 Suspension Bridge i2:2O A. H., and Niagara ID
oosEEcs1oss-At Utica with Trsin for Trenis
Falls. A. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with MD
Express Trains to al points 10 the West.
HIGHT ExpREHs.
500 I. q from Athens, Stopping at Schsuaotadge
~: sg !. I, ~ from Troy. Amsterfam rs Fonda
Plain e:S st. Townsville $50 Little Falls so I'd
ki1neE Bs45, Dtica i0.G, Rome fk.O9, Oneida II
Syracuse ~ 40 A. NJ, Port Byron !! 80 Palmyra ~
principal stations 70 Suspension Bridge 40 A. Aa
and Niagara Falls $50 A. NJ, connecting with VI
press Trains on Lake shore ans Great Westsnl
Railroads for AZ points West
HOO +. N from Albany only-StoppiuR 81 Se1
neetAdy Z 40 P. M, Ameterdam l2;27. st. JohnsT
l;l9. aefldmer $50. Utica sos, Rome $50 ones
vita tram On auburn road, reaching Rochester !
use5 a, Nj Also With train on d. aet road, arris
N tteeheater e go 4 M tand With mail train -
and arriving Ia Rochester &C n ;ib A. M, BAtar
II % hnifalo Il r M, and al principal stato
g Suspension Bridge Loo. and Niagara Falls
doNrEcr7oNs Builaio ana Suspension Bridd
With trAtns for ell points in the West.
ThEoagh Sleeping Oars are run on this train fF'l
ONLY ONE TRAIN WEST ON sUNDAY
EfFfF VOuw NFAtr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

Tine COntraCtor3 snail be bound TO empty tne
vaults of all their contents and thoroughly clean
ans and all the Prvies attached to the Public Build
ings belonging to the City OF New Orleans to any
buildings which may be or Ahau hereafter be rented
or leased by the said city for public purposes,
amounting to one hundred more or less, viz:
City Hall, City Hall No. 2, Courthouses, Work
house, Boys and Girls House Of Refuge, Police
Stations Public Schools, Parish Prison, lnsare
Asy lum, Public Pounds, etc, in the manner pre-
sorbed and agreeable to the provisions Of any ex-
isting ordinance or any ordinances which may here
after be enacted reference to the su CT Of this
contract and to the entire satisfaction OF the Street
Commissioner, his Depnties, Assistant Deputles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

SPECIFIC ALTON Of Materials and Workmanship
requisite fog the Erection aud gomplstion Of tie
FRO posed First District Recorders Court and
20 les station On q Diocs OF ground located on
Iiafafu cite street. between Baronne and Dryadss
streets gueef the Digestion q the City Surveyor
drawings in exp an1ti1n taar6uf IS mas Be- fur
niehe thereior from time 20 time.
The OF baidinR, its dia1e1ai0nl sub-divfsioas
and the arrangements Of eqtlia Of huildpGs thick
ness walls, 70 DO the same ~ aot forth and
shown on the several drawings deposited N ne
American feet And iHQhea. aud UAen not 6Enrad .
10 measured BY the scae Of drawing us given there
On. Sh0nld the contractor require dnuiioaass IL
will have to furnish them al biz own axp11ae
BRfCKLAfE MS' WORK
yRENcNEs.
Vhe iganches fer The fonnfationa shnll BE- dug ous
a vida 20 sails the widths OF fnoiluga, and depth
- a. 70 EAfe the upper offset % the 1rcEWefh OF sba
4olAs1 below the fe uiatHd auriace q the ground.
l4lf 11eeNs shaw - made peIieclly t9Ee3. hAEd,
a-4 es.l4. a1a alEil Be coFerod with tvs thlsk.
49,, -. 9 ssaaa igendeton hat5oai pAnEss iaid
I., - S4ethds q ne usual manner, ana pro
.e.H& t1ar taahsl On eaon ado beyen6 the frat or
oN14e.4 eeatAe e l11 l11l'nas. When ths footihas
~. 81 pay ID ne fl11Fhe1 ahalI te relilad vita
VI ~ e41z4 sNa t4oItr1 llf laiuElDAi the ground
81 .,e e-sasss Hfe1 znaA " pzqplsly Aled up and
~ - - ~ n ~ 1eFet40 90 AH rueblsh
tNAt MAt Ae4uN1NitAt 4r3aR l1N NsNNiea4 al me
WORKS. NAAii q carried aWNS an afatsitaa ~ tila
gHpaa1s Ha tAfe eAfNeF W 1rR7 AffaHA
Nhgasa iasss ps ty nyspg aQt7 Watts On lbs
glsnsaess tass aeez qe pf9qe'il oe 81 d Allsd
aRicns AID lluaTl&
~ sshlsss e ia bflokrofE o. tls lSaasllfalz =
iaeeln b. eaaH b Of ne hrsi qu4aig hlsd 44a M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No, City Hail.
New Orleans February 20 1868 }
WAS BROUGHT TO THIS THIRD DIS.
w trict Pound, corner of Marigny and Morales
streets, sstray-
One gray HORSE fourteen hands high
Which, Il not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid. viii be sold at public auc.
ton at said Pound on WEDNESDAY, March 4
1865, at II O'Clock b.
GEORGE ID. FIELD,
st eet Commissioner.
r. MCDoSNFLL for Controller fe2e5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
OFPICIAL NOTIOEH--OITY.


ner in which the work is being exeouted,th
Council shall have the right to annul the contract
without putting the contractor in default, as re.
CURED BY article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying TO court Of justice to annul the same, and
without indemnify; and it is also well understood
that in case the contractor shall, at any time,
abandon the work Or not finish and complete the
same in conformity with his contract the said con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for any
part OF the work done By him mp 10 the date of
the abandonment, and that the city shall be
thereby discharged from any and ali liability there
for and it is also we'll understood that in case the
contract be resOld the contractor and his securities
shall be held and bound in sohdo, to pay unto the
city all loss difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform the
work and the price at which it may be aoudoated at
@ resale or rehabilitation.
Bids to be for the whole works complete agreeably
to the foregoing specifications and plans on HE in
the office of the city surveyor.
New Orleans, January g 1868. 49,
tSigned) W. H. hEbLs
Oily Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Of Streets and Land.
ings. -
fSigned) D. s. DEVICES.
(Signed) F. w. PERKINS,
ChAirmsn.
Registered February 3, 1853.
5. q. BRowER Deputy Controller. fe5 3Ot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
NoTICE no TIE PUmLIC.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room No City Hail, }
New Orleans. February H. 1855.
1T MAY BE WE'LL TO REMIND The PUBLIC
i that a COMPL AMT BOOK is opened in the
office of this department, and will be under obli
cations to any of community who will enter their
complaints thereon relative to any dereliction Of
duty on the part Of employees, or nuisances that
may be developed unbeknoWn 70 this department
GEO d. FlhL9,
tel2 Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
JEFFERSONvRLLE MADISON. AKD'
GNDIANAPOLIa RAEERnAn

q HE HAASOA WILLIE, MADISON, ABD|
INDIANAPOLIS KAELROAD,
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO THE EAsFi
North, and West-Passengers taking this rouI
arrive II Eastern Cities Eleven Hours in advance n
passengers leaving same dag on u. S. Mailboats
Trains leave and arrive at Jeersonville Depot a
msdiately opposite LOUISVILLE IS follows;
DEPART ARRIVE
ECO Z. ~, 49,. 400 P. H. =. .
b;I6 I; NJ, :. SATURDAY lU:6Q p NJ, e. ..
~ Baggage checked through to all pfnep
points.
So Elegant Sleeping Oars on all night treius.
"a For condensed through time tables and coz.
nectious see small bills, and call at Company oos
corner Third and Main Streets Louisville KentueiI
HORACE SCOTT,
JAMES FERRIER,
General Ticket Agent.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-01
RAILROADS.
BLUE LINE ILLINOIS Central
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Through to all points in the West and East VI.
out change of cars or breaking bulk frorl Cairo
Time and condition guaranteed to Chicago, Gins,
natl, St. Louis Dubuque, Gaena, Detroit. Mas.
Falls. Albany, New York, and Boston.
Special Rates to all points, and all informss,
given on application to
JAMES I. TUCKER,
General Southern Aseu.
al II Carondelet strss,