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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-15

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

WARRINGTON, May 10, 1855.
On tho petition Of ABSER WHITLEY, Of Spring.
held. Ohio. praying for the extension OF a patent
granted 70 him tho I'D day Of August, lS5l, and
Provement In Track Clearers 10 rass Harvester,
fot seven Years from the expiration Of said PATENT
is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ the
patent once on MoNDAi, the 10th day Of August
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. 80
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent ofee their obieetions specially
set forth In writing, at least foenfy days before the
day OF hearing all testimony filed by, either party,
70 be used ut the said hearing, mist be taken nd
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Doposltons and other papers, relied upon as testl-
the day Of heaIingi the arguments. II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published I'm
The REfEBnotsan and Latstii0sncer, Washington, D.
once y week for three successive weeks the drst
q said paellentions to be at least sixty days pre-
my8-TuH Acting Conn mis- sioneT OF Patspis
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" CHILDREN,
C0rneT Of Fourteenth and N HIraaIh

This Dirpensary IL In connection with CUlum--
bia Hospital, and ig opened for the treatment OG
out door Patients, who are supplied with Meliene,
Medical and Surgical treatment free
Patients VINO are gbont 10 be confined aud desire
10 be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable 10 pay for the services ola competent
practitioner, will be furnished with medical Atten
tion free, by leaving their ma mes and address at
tho Hospital with the marion.
NJ H9uks or ATTENDANCE AT rag DIsPsSsAKr.
Mondays, from to 4....,..,..,.PrOf, Y. Howard.
Wednesdsys, from 2toi.".PrOf. J. II: Thompsop
fTnidays, irem 70 i'..'.,...';...:i..pr Ashford
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable See.
retary OF The Interior: such orders for admission
THOMPSON, ~ his Office, Isl | street, between
Tweltlelh and TMenLy: nrsi lnnB.dly
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DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or DIsBvRsISG CLERK AND sCP'Tl
ui, p, ,,, July Is, lsii.
nutl the Sst Inst for tho del very and storage OF
''o tons ", go lbs. best ANTHRACITE WHITE
ASH COAL, large furnace size.
20 tons O. 30 lbs best RED ASH COAL. crate
10 cords OAK WOOD, seasoned.
CORDS FINE WOOD, best baker =, seasoned
bid "'''P""' e"'i'
The Oak Wood TO- be sawed In three lengths
nut and piled In the vaults and 10 be delivered
% such quantities rs may be required
By direction Of the Postmaster General.
E.. u, OLMSTED,
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iuIl-Tua

| MPoRrAET. ANNOUNCEMENT "A Beauir,i
Illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollar
tInt Ifee 10 any address on receipt Of N cents by
llLressing Professor JOHN YANDERPOOL, No
10 winthrop Place, New York city ''''
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- o A B.
with terms bidder. and date, Will BE- received al
Ct isS mall aiI sSs 81 da ss
with Wood for one year from lie 18th day Of ,aiy,
The Wood to be supplied to bc rnerehsntablo hard
to be delivered at tho Garrison, Godsboro', N. O.
two tuna1sd @ SSsds any on: Snh TSc
contractor to receive Government vouchers from
& eSsa Gr n VIII bc sSS
at this oface on the 18th day Of July, Instant at
Bidders, are invited to be present ut the time Of
OfBS1 o4as IS ~ Bssss R,s
, I'd Lieutenant 10th Infantry.
iyl9;td Dyt. Cart. A. A. O. NJ, U. s. 4.
PROPOSALS. FOR o fEEsH BEEF AND BEEF
HEApQuArrRss DEr&krsRSf or THE PLATTE,
orFIOE cnIEx Cossi;sAEr, spBsIsfkscs.
BY Ft Henry H. Benson, 70 f. ifSffS SfsSi
S.%R ss sIHds; qsh ,s TIsSrd s9 y
July, ls6s, t9r furnishing The troops and others
'"ppnsq MT 4! fn BE RI;. T RiI55M THE BLOCK
We ~ gay o. 3etoDer lsos to the Slst day Of
pound, net VII II fGs$ '
on the hoof (all steers three and under seven
years OF age, In good, healthy condition. aYera Eed
grohs weight one thousand pounds, and none 10.
ceived under eight hundred pounds Rs may DO
beef contract,
For further particulars and conditions Of con .
EEs s a%glES q Lieutenant Benson tho post
By order Of Brevst Major General AagHr;
VFtd Breyet Lieut.. Col. and ChiefC, s.
pRoP SAILS.
U. S. ESdISEgRs' OFFICE, CRY HALT
800 BOsTOE, July 2, 1865, I
Proposals will be received al this ONCE until The
lc.h INST s2p. r., Tor the eogstruc,oR Of Dyke
near what Is called the WRding Place In the town.
The work comprises a line OF guIde.pIIes and
sheet .piling some go feet long; and VARYING
In height penetraOn) from is feet AZ The
centre 10 feet or less at either end This sheet
plling to form the axis Of the dyke which IL to
pc Inrther constructed by embAlkipR The same IA
feet wide at top with gravel. or mixed sand aud
ihml, and ieSetting the slopes with marsh sod
The work Ia TO ba executed In accordance with
.peelhealions and drawings which can be Eeen at
thls once, or AZ the U. g. Engineers' office ut
rtt2slheelOwn, Massach usstts,
Bios Ior The above work will express u price for
eAeh OF tue following Items, viz:
EoI Saeh unide-pile, driven and plated.
bor Sheet,p iling per superficial foot Zone face)
sss The top for roadway. and sSddiRg hs side
jyi,td Bvt, Maj, Gen. US A.. Ii. col. EarS'lis.
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pRoPosABs FOR HAY,

m, Os9, or site Of Old Fort Lyon, New Mexico
The Hay to be Of good quality, sound, free from
dlrt, sticks, and roots, and perfectly cuTed-2, UN
pounds 70 BIZ considered n ton,
The nay to be cut during such months ~ may be
directed by the officer Of the q. NJ Department at
the respective posts, and delivery to commence as
soon as tie Hay IL cut and cured, and 10 be com.
pirted 2n or before October 10.
the Hay must be properly stacked In such quau
lnes Ahd az such places AS may DO directed by the
omeers OF the NJ. Department al. the respective
h0sts' And saltsd % drsSted while being stacked
The PROPOSAL npst st,te the kind Of Hay intended
70 be ueilSored whether Of bottom, gTAma, other
grass. and persons submitting bids for more than
one post, VIII make separate bids for each
a. proposals. Will be received for any quantity less
man the whole neodedNt any one post
Inc usual requirements must be observed In max
ING proposals., aud the Undersigned reserves the
rlEht 70 reject any or all bids deemed
and also 70 increase or diminish by one fourth the
qnantllJ advertised for at each posi-.
bhnk proposals to be properly Allied up and used ,
may be had upon application to the officer OF the q
at this office. "
BIDDERS should be present In person or by repre-.
senlAilyes at the opening OF the proposals.
N address proposals to the undersigned at Santa
re, Ana endorse envelope. Proposals. for Hay at
by order Of Brevet Major Gen. Getty.
n. l. LUDDINGTON,
Loo, Byt. Lieut. Col. aud QHATteTmastcr,
leHtlu Chief QuarteTmasteT
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March 9Th aud 18th; April 9Th and 18th; May 9Th,
18th and 9th.
With Now steamships OF tho First Glass.
PASSAGE LOWER fHAE NJ AET oTnEk LINE.
For Information address d. N, DARLINGTON,
Agent, III West street, New York.
W. H. WEBB, President CHAs. DANA, Vice Pres
OMEGA Exchange Place, New York.
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wAsHiSaros, b. q. July 4, iss
Sealed proposals are invited at this Office until Il
IN. on MONDAY. Dth Of July, from responsible
various Barracks and Ofiees in washin gton and
for Lincoln Depot about Is, l25) three thousand one
hundred and twenty five tons Of erchantable,
white ash, anthracite coal, egg sire, free from
slate and dust. and to weigh 2,9l0 pounds TO the
ton, as follows:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

DIGRACEFUL OUTRA9E.-A most dis
graceful and disgusting outrage was COM
mitted recently, upon the Rev. J. Bond, OF
Portersfield, England, while on his way to
visit sick person. A Dublin paper mar
rates:
The reverend gentleman left his residence
at about half past eight O'Clock, and was
proceeding on visit to a sick person at
Queen's Cross. On reaching Hall street, q
number of blackguards, who had graced
the old theatre on that evening, to hear Mr..
Flynn, Zone of Murphy's colleagues,) recog-
nized Rev. Mr.. Bond, and they at once be-
gan hooting him. The reverend gentleman
continued his journey, and the rOughs fol-
lowed him up the High street, at the same
time continuing their devilish conduct. On
reaching the top church, one solitary po-
liceman hove in sight, but his presence had
little or no effect upon the mob, and it was
not until Father Bond took refuge at the
house of a friend, that the fellows ceased
their mad rawlings. We can hardly find
language sufficiently strong to express our
disgust at this revolving conduct on thepart
of persons who had only just come out of q
place of worship and it is to be hoped that
the nngleaders Of Sundays disgracefal pro-
ceedings will not escape the punishment
they SO richly deserve. However much
people may differ from the religious creed of
Rev. Mr.. Bond, they should not allow their
differences to lead them. to commit acts
which are disgrace to our civilization.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

HEArHEN1sM IN THE UNITED STAsrEs.-
The Rev. Mr.. Sutphen, at a late Presbyte-
,rian meeting in New York, deplored the
condition of things existing there in the
following terms:
At Getty evangelzation meeting, held
recently at a Presbyterian Church Four
teenth street, New York, Rev. Mr.. SUIT
phen, in speaking of the great "want of
places of worship" in the metropolis, de-
liberately arraigned the "Anglo-saxon race"
as irreligious. His precise words have been
reported as follows: at is an extraordinary
fact, but well known, that the Anglo-Sax-
on mind is eminently irreigious. There is
actually in this city more religious destitu
ton than in Pekin. There they have thou
sands of temples dedicated to hero worship,
to ancestral worship, to Buddhist and Con-
fucius worship where we have one dedi-
Gated to our form of worship. Although the
Anglo-Saxon had been trading with China
and Japan for overtwo hundred years, he had
not left them one single temple dedicated to
his God. The Mahommedan, the Span
lard, the Portuguese had erected their tenn
pies, but where are the Anglo-Saxonasf"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

ROUND DANcEs.-The Baltimore Mirror,
by direction of the Most Rev. Archbishop
Spalding, repubishes and calls special at
tention to what the Fathers Of the late PIE
nary Council of Baltimore, now solemnly ap-
proved by the Holy See, officially declared
in their Pastoral Letter in reference to these
dances, SO dangerous to morals and Chris
tian sentiment. Asthe Pastoral Letter was
signed by the collective Episcopal of the
United States, it is consequently the oficial
declaration of the Church, and binding on
all the faithful within its Jurisdiction. The
following is the text on the subject:
In this connection, We consider it Our duty
to warn Our people against those amusements,
which may easily become to them an occasion
of sin, and especially against those fashionable
dances, which, as at present carried ONE re-
voting to every feeling of delicacy and propri-
ETY., and fraught with the greatest danger to
morals,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

NECESSARY RULES OF SLEEp.-Dr. Wins
low wisely says there is no fact more clearly
established in the physiology of man than
this, that the brain expends its energies and
itself during the hours of wakefulness, and
that these are recuperated during sleep. If
the recuperation does not equal the expen-
diture, the brain withers-this is insanity.
Thus it is that, in early English history,
persons who were condemned to death by
being prevented from sleeping, always died
raving maniacs; thus it is, also, that those
who are starved to death become insane
the brain is not nourished, and they cannot
sleep. The practical differences are three:
1. Those who think most, who do most
brain work, require most sleep. 3. That
time " Saved" from necessary sleep is intal-
libby destructive to mind, body, and estate.
Give yourself, your children, your servants
give all that are under you, the fullest
amount of sleep they will take, by COM
polling them to go to bed at some regular
hour, and to rise in the morning the mo-
ment they awake; and within Il fortnight
nature, with almost the regularity of the
rising sun, will unloose the bonds of sleep
the moment enough repose has been secured
for the wants of the system.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-08

A shadow without substance-The
shadow of n doubt.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE

Was organized the 18th inst by the election Of the follow
ing Directors: L. J. Highly, Jos. e. ogesby, James
Tucker. 8. A .stockdae Len Hgby. Theron Highly and
Capt j. Berdsau, and the Board Of Directors elected L.
J. HIGBY President, and LEN. HIGBY Secretary.
On the same dsyths Iir,'s ers:,',ly,l esp he Stock
Book open ct the 0fice Of J. q. oGLESBY CO., No II
Tcheupteuss street. and the Once Of JAS. T. TUCKER
26 Carondeet street. and ct the Once Of the Elevator
for further subscriptions to build the Elevator 10 double ito
present capacity.
All those have 10 invest in paying institution
that debts and divide lite earnings quarterly 10
sochhoder invite TO call either OF the shove places,
and got any information concerning the Affairs Of said Com
LEN. HIGBY, Secretary.
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EIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
A. THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

fhs above Stove any per cont less fuel and bak
Ter bread than other stove In This fact
fairly demonstrated and nconestsbly proven MechAp
es and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1853 and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city ffee Of chsrga
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved PsttnA Liberal advantages offered 10 The trade
H.HALLER, Agent
40 Camp aud lss Tehoupitoulas street.
Ofdsslsn d box Ne OMschanies' end Dsalm Exchsags
No f b. Charles street. The New Ozleans Postocs
WI rsssdvs prompt attention.
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....TURNIP sERD,

TURNIP DEED........ ....TUBNIP SEED.
LASDRErH,s NEW CROP. growth Of 1888 Just received
nom PHILADELPHIA:
white Plat Dutch runp; Red Top Turnp; Large Globe
Trrnipi Purple Top yellow Ruta BsgA
IN quantities 10 suit purchaser ct the seed Store Of
II. HAFNBR,
los st. Charles street.
Opposite ST. Charles Thcatsr.
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rHR Two-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
NO. as CAMP STREET. BETWEEN ST. JOSEPH
AND JULIA STREETS.
BY c. e. aIRARDEY a CO.,

AucrroSKxR-Ohice, No. IL xshangs Piack.
SATURDAY. October 31st, 1865, me- Q
~ O'Clock at Public Auction the Merchants' and
Arconeers Exchanre for account Of departure win be
sold "
THAI MOST DESIRABLE AND PLEASANTLY
SITUATED DWELLING No 2l5 Camp street, In square
bounded by Camp St. Charles Julia and ST. Joseph streets
The Lot measures Il feet inches front Damp street. BY
depth between parallel lines OF 10 feet opening alley
IN the the Of which belongs this property ana ex
tends to st. Joseph street. n :
The improysm,nss comprise weLbuilt twostory and
attic Brick Dwelling having two parlos and hall below
three bedrooms the second floor, and flushed attic
rooms In the main house, with twotory buildings con.
tanning hiichen, bath bed and other rooms.
The property s well finished I'm good order with gas by
dralt and csern II is bst retired from The street. the
psrtere inelosed BY an iron fence. iron balcony etc
As location Is without exception, the
srable for occupation in the city.
~ TERMs-Ope third cab, the balance and
years credit for notes specially secured mortgage
property bearing per per from date Of
sale until hna The the
Eve per cent attorneys fee clause binding the
In event that the notes given In payment should
be sued The taxes OF the 1868 to be by
the purchaser the price Of The aprove
ferred to the vendor.
Act Of sale and U Internal Revenue stamps attached
at the expense Of the purchaser.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct g. 1868
By virtue Of the s7th section entitled IAN AIT to
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans Provide for the
Government and Administration of its Affairs" approved
Feb g. 1882 and for the purpose Of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. Two. falling due 9th December
prOmO. sealed proposals be received at this Office for
the exchange of the 6 sxythree Bonds of $1,000 EACH
issued by Municipality No. Tive the City Bank for Con.o
dated Bonds of the City of New Orleans December
1863 having twenty yoa run with interest coupons
attached thereto the per cenum per annum
payable semi. annually In the city of New York.
Proposals to be endorsed "ofer for Exchange Of Bonds
to be opened the FIRST day of December 1868 IL o'clock
NJ. and addressed to O. DeBuys. Secretary. No. %
City Hall By order of the Board
o. DE BUYS Secretsrv
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AUCTION SALES.

W cHAs. 7. NASH's SALES,
sca0uSf 81 sgssagf II nay
AUTHORIZATIONS, Masonic Hall Auction Mart
the ss:n s.: sa a. II
Lara. AT. at p :s :, above will Be Sc -a,
rem Furniture Of every description large s.oc
and Library Fun urs sundries in lots to suit sur
- r,nn-osh in o. g. Treasury Notes.
LARGE AND PERENPToRY SALE OF
FIRST GLASS FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLoR SETS,
VELVET TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS AND OTTER
CARPETS.
MIRRORS, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, PAINTINGS AND
ENGRAvNGs.
CHINA, CROcKERY AND GLASSWARE,
OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
BOOK CASES. AND ONE CHIoKER1Ne SQUARE
PIANO. AT AUCTION,
FOR ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
BY CHAs. +. NASH,
AucrIoEKER-Onies Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido Streets
4. Cst s se :, rsss n ossn
Julia and St Joseph Streets persmptory and without limit
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID REsrDENDs,
par. Be s
SsSss 5ss bnns R.pn fas
tpIe China 0ocksry and etc. embracing sSy
thing necessary to complete household. - :.
one chelsI1s sSJSsE PiASo
EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvRD SALE OF FINE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, Tor
ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HoUsEKEEpIaa.
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SET; MAHoa.
ANY VICTORIA AND WALNUT BEDROOM sErs;
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BOOKCASES;
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS; FINE PAINT
INGs, ENGRAvlNes. MIRRORS. SHADES; ONE
FINE MELoDEoN AND ONE ELEGANT UPRIGHT
PIANO.
BIZ CHA0. r. NASH,
AuorIoSErn-Ondce Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido stress
FRIDAY, 3Osh inst, ut IL o'clock a. ~,
the premises 63l Camp street. between Phillip and
First reefs, OF declining housekeeping without
limit or reserve, will be sold
THE ENVIRONMENTS ofssid residence consisting In
part Of one magnificent Rosewood Psror Set
noeany victoria and Walnut Bedroom set Rosewood and
Mahogany Bookcases; Brussels and other Carpets Oil
Cloths Fine Paintings, Engrsvings, Curtains sdeboas
Tables, Chairs, etc.
One Tine Melodeon one Splendid upright Piano; One band
some Mahogany Wheeler Wilson sewing Machine
A3 TERNs-Cash In U. s. Treasury account OF
whom IL may
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We respectfully solicit continuance the patronage that
has been heretofore literally accorded and beg
form friends and the public that prepared add
former business, TO Negoste Loans Mort
gage Attend to the City and STATE Assessments of City and
Suburban Property Pay Taxes State and City, Lease City
Property and Collect Rents for Residents Residents
All business of whatever kind ntrusted will
prompt business like attention and parties
using services win have lealous and
j. B. WALTON DESLONDE.
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CALDWELLs EXTKACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair to hs original color
No waning of the head necessary. For sale By
q. N. MORfSON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, No.i2 Magazine =,
DR. JAMES SYME
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Ma is9 Canal street,
DR. .. HASTINGS
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And Of the Depot Of FELIX sA BON,
No. IA Baron1e street. near Canal
NEW oRLEAvs Nay IA, 1888.
Caldwell's Extract.
Hsvfng snalysed this Oh, and In my expsrimsnts AP-
FLIED 1T MYSELF recognise that Il enc Of best
articles 10 the public for the
Tie hair 70 ts original color In testimony Of which hssss
anfx my signature
Bignedl FELIX SARON,
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Empsrium.
q. b. CALDWELL. Passntee.
Hotel dee Etrangers, No. l2o ChaEtrs street.
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SALT........ FULL WEIGHT.
1900 sacks COARSE LIVERPOOL;
5000 sacks FINE
1000 sacks TURKS ISLAND
All full weight landing prime order in
lots 10 suit purchasers delivered wh warehouse
steamboat landing, or by drays of the city
BY JACKSON ANDE aSOS,
Corner Grsvier and Tchoupitoulas streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28
DEJAN. JR.,
AuoraosEEH.

Once and ssaesroou-l73 Grsvisr strest
Near Carondelet, New Orieana
Liberal advances consgnments Auction sales of
Furniture Csrgces Produc Real Estate and every descp
Non Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Rssnl.s Bale psys-hond>yA Wednesdays Fridays and
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.

In accordance with the of II Act
o. Congress approved July Is 1866 the following described
Seized goods will be sold at Public Auction
l. Custcmhouse Building, Cusomhouse street entrance on
FRIDAY, November 9th 1868, at 10 O'Clock,
July 3, 1868, mark, bottles Krschwasser; vessel
Olinds violation section ], Act July o. 1866.
July 10, 1867 marked A, bbs Syrup Of Cane Juice IL
halt bis Syrup of Cane juice Trade Wind violation
section l. Act June 80, 1854
August 10, 1868 marked g. under T. Y box i375 CT
1893 - =
August 81 1863 naked D. kegs 1sI gallons, sherry
box Flor da Water and lis pair Kid Gloves mark
sell Prima Donna; violation section a. ct March 1879
August q. 1868 mark casks RUM vessel Ysabelta:
violal ion section 68, Act March 2 1879
September q 1868, mark case Absynthe rs Billiard
Balls; vessel, Ens; violation cton g. Act March 1873
PERRY FULLER fiailer
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I II. WALTON d DEsLONDE-
GENERAL AUCTIONEERs AND AGENTS,

FOR THE-
Sale Purchase and Leasing Of City Suburban Res. Es
tate Plantations and Lsnds; for the Sale OF stocks
and Scrip Merchandise and Produce, Damaged
Cotton and Cargo household
Furniture, etc,
BEMovED TO no. CARONDELEr STREET
NEAR CANAL STREET