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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

GINGER Il HOT IN THE MOUTH, as IL was in
Shakepssre's time, and what is not generally
known, II Is an excellent stCaachic, and good
Tor many OF the ills arising from indigestion.
IL - necessary, however. 10 get the best. FP
Scott Concentrated Extract Of Jamaica Gin
ger, . guaranteed strictly pure, and j. a good
tonic. anti-dysp' ptic and inyigorator, besides,
o ing Just TIE hing for fayo ing purposes Ii
CHn D. purchased OF the following dru ggists:
- calvert Ford. 2eO Pa ave-, WIN. :. Thomp-
son, corner 18th street aud n. Y. avenue: ID b.
Slarke Co. corner Pa ave. and x street:
M " SiOwen, corner Pa. ave. and 2J-h
street John r Bates, corner and 18th streets,
and 7th and j. streets, Navy Yari: Mcpherson
Re usOn, Capitol Hin, of Washington, and
hsssrs. Ritchie & Capsrin, Forrest Hall: and
George w. Cropley, Bridge street, OF George
town.
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SENT TO THE LUHATIC AsYLUM.-Mr Thos
Robey, boat builder, residing on Mary land ave-
nue., near Thirteenth street, whose singular
conduct was noted in the STAR of "Wednesday
afternoon, has been pronounced insane by q
commission of luDacy, and was yesterday taken
TO the Insane Asylum. HIS hallucinafion is
unaccountable, as the general character OF the
man makes il incredible that he should have
been an incendiary, as he asserts he is suspected
of being.
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aDlpl,

L AkEHkIdAN oo06ssfPzE1s Po.sr: Ss1s
s s5fH s6s ssS. sss S.:s
received, nskineIou stock oonplsts. Pesuons in
search q rslisbls ISSpssHHs,f srs ssl.ssssak
dc ~ 3. : s. : 49, hole Agents.
"A FEW FINE DRESSES,
I 800 stsa' 49,. PRIHCES LOAN 0PT1OB,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

The FAIR At WAUGH CHAPEL closed last
evening after a most sOciable and PROSPEROUS
season. Thedressing gown WAS awarded To
the Pastor, Rev. CT. 6. Markham. who received
1e4 yotes-the laf gest number polIed. The vote
on the gavel after 8 spirited contest resulted
IS follows: Bethesda LOdge,I O. o. TT. IS5
vote; Equal Division. :. T.. 225; TernpIe of
Honor, %; the remaining yOt : being distributed
between Jonadab Council, Min1e1aha Lodge
and PbGnix Division. The gavel was awarded
toEqual Diyision,ant with IL was presented DIV
hessrs. Handy and Stanford, a very large and
BEAUTIFUL cake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

TIE RIVER FHONT.-Matters along the front
THIS morning were some what dull AtCtrter's
wharf the schooner CO-rinne, CAPT CLANCY
arr we'd from GeO-Setown TO ship cargo for
Elizabeth rIyer, Va. The Government tug
ArIsI, damaged few DAYS slnce Of Fort FOote
by the breaking of piston rod, &c, has Zen
hauled up on the ways at Georgetown for ra-
TaIs. The tug Fisher left 9th street wharf AT
noOT 'o-day for Fort Washington. The steamer
way acct Captain FOUkp, let Potomac ferry
" mari thus morning for Cone river and inter-
meGla's landings. with paSsen gers and mer-
rhsndIze- A couple of oyster boats saiIed from
I'm street wharf to-day, and a number of same
character expected 10 arrive thIs afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

FUsKRAL--The funeral of the late ]. CD.
Bowen took place yesterday afternoon from his
residence, on Sd street east. The religious ser
vices were conducted by Rev George v. Lsech,
OF the EastWashington Oh ureh, and the remains
we're followed 70 the Congressional Cemetery
oy large numb.r OF friends, delegations from
Central Lodge, No. !, and Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment, No. & of Odd Fellows; p. G N. Jackson
Edmonston conducting the funeral services of
the order az the grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

AsTHMA.-Extract from the life Of Washing.
ton Irving, by his nephew, Pierce NJ. irving,
vol. =, page PIP:
1.-The doctor prescribed as an experiment
what had been suggested by DIR. 20. w J Holmes
on his late VISIT, Jonas Whitconb's Remedy
for Asthma teSspoouful in a wine glass Of
water TO be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result
This great remedp has been used in thou
SANDS OF the worst cases of asthma with aston
ishlng and uniform success, and 1t / 8 of red To
the public with full confidence in its merits. Ii
contains no poisonous or injurious prop rites
Whatever. See circular accompanying each
bottle. Joseph Burnett 4 Co, Boston, sole pro-
prletors. Sold by all druggists.
Clothing Sale at 469 7th street, has but two days
more TO run. Promptness on your part will
secure bargain. eo3
Mr. JUDD's GREAT Book AUCTION will re-
open in Washington, at $40 Penna ave-, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eve-
ming, and be continued a few evenings. There
is large and select assortment Of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,l5
WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once.
WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR 90 BRAUTIPULl
ATs. 8. A. Aliens tmproced (Hep stye) Hair
Resforer or DresstHg,tn bottle. Price One DOL
lar. Every Druggist sells it. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13
lNl L A C A CIR PES,
EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT.

GACELL6NT HINGE MEAT,
N. W BURCHELL,
fe2a.H Corner 18th and + streets.
DROF. KREIs' DANCING AUADnMY. Penns
ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hstsl. Lsdies,
aoon eHS
can BE- rented Tor Balls. soirees. 10. my ie-y IL
gu RsT CA L s."
"WISTFULNESS ~
CHROME. LITH09RAPHS FROM PAINTING
BY BUUGUERkAU.
FIRST CARESsEs is reproduction, in
chrome TYPOGRAPHY, OF the original life size pic.
ture 10y Bouguereau in the collection Of Mr. Bel
mont. The subject Is a very interesting one: a
Young mother of the peas ant lass. but Of 'gh
who returns her caresses with arch glee. The sen
timent OF maternal love and admir- alton has bee
rendered with great feeling by the artist. Nothin
can be simpler than the com position here; and it
ness Of the action and expression, that the charm
OF the picture chiefly lies.
"W1sTFULNESS," the subject Of the other
chrome is also life size In the original
reau again here presents with a mother and
child subject in which he appears to take espe-
cis delight. The mOti er in this instance, is soma
what Of gypsy type, the tamborine and goat sui
hciently indicating her wandering Bohemian lie
The child has gathered cluster of e. apes by the
way and the point Of the episode is the
with WHICH the poor goat reaches its muzzle for
share Of them; Ih' re is a charmingly wheedling
expression on the face Of the mother who seems to
be pleading with baby in favor of the goat; but
baby holds stoutly on to his prize. which ne does
humble four footed companion de royaye.
The above are for sale BY snbscnption at
452 Seventh street,
m ID ia ha Dat ntfc
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BANKERS.


sAr COOKE q 60,
BASK ERs,
TiTrrrSrH eIREET. oPros-rk TRtasupx
Buy ard sell 81 current market rates. and te>s
constantly ca hand full supply ofsn
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvKNTBrRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, ke-, s.eeus-a
and collections m sde on all accessible points
ei-a
+ IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
ii. d. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Co. Pr..sd.p,
Nm. 8. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT or the UsIrEp
STATES.
l5rk .f-eef, s,posiss sss Tteassry Dspsrrns.
Government Securities with Treasurer unit.a
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLaRs.1
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMEN7
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd wake Cs,l.ase.,
IN ALL TEE PRINCIPAL CITIES or THK
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST EVoRABLE TEAMS, and give care
ful attention TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN s~d FTRMs
and 10 any other business entrusted 10 U.s.
FULL IMPORTATION in regard TO GOVERN
MINT LOANS at all times ohesrfuIly fsrpi.ssa.
WIN. 3. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March -, Is un-tf
WAsHIEGToH CITY
sAvIE Ge BANK
Corner OF 9Th street and Louisiana avenue.
PAYS ISTBRKsr Oh DEPosTrs,
BUYS and SELLS all kinds OF BoNps ana
STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER.
Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS.
J. r. ELvANs, President.
IA. RUIZ. Treasurer. oNxm
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Vsf eFtssfsae9 .k8HI.ffF EW NR0a safFf
m1 afe -sislt fgeai bisHeias &
stsea a asss 81 alEe affr i1si,sa =, ~ .Hsss
.EeaGNa anUs r,F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

NEW COOPERATIVE STORE,
4s7 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND l.
Keeps constantly on hand the finest Groceries In
the Market, at New York Prices.
The ONLY Store In the City of washin gton con.
Quoted strictly upon the true Cooperative Plan,
viz:
mutual Boneft and Protection"
Others use the NAME only TO catch the trade.
de Silly sHAkES ONLY $40 EACH.
s. y.BOYD, 3. NJ. HILLMAN, ALEX. BOYD.
BOYD, HILLMAN h CO.,
PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Asssts for sale Of the Celebrated Pitsburg Coal OIL
rrnr,,,,rps ANp pEALERs IS,r
FERTILIZERS. BONE DUST, POUDRETTE, &c
No. e2 AND - LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th SITS, Washington, ID. q.
References Bank Of Washirg ton; Levi is John
son Co, Bankers; W. Huntington, Cashier
First National Bank; Fitzhugb Coyle, President OF
National Bank Of Republic; sayles J. Bowen, Esi
City p. N ; W. L. Wall & Co, Aucts.; J C. Lewis
Insurance Agent; Hon. A. J. Dietrich; r q. Fox
Esa., Real Estate A gent; Clagett h Sweeney, Real
Estate Agents; Robert Leech, EsQ., Attorney at
Law. fe,S-Iy
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WIN. n wHEATLEYS PREMIUM srEAs
w DfEINS AND CLEANSING
f1oi FOB THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT

New Blocks just received at M CUNNING.
HAMS, whers yUu can get your cid SILK HATE
made new for $50 Also, constantly on hand
and made TO order the best quality new H&T~
at 30; second quality sf So Don't forget tn.
number, 3l6x 9TH street. between I and Mac
avenue sign or big Tin Hat. Re l2-eolm
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DEGREE or REBEKAH.-Last evening the
Dtgree OF Rebehab was conferred i'm EIstern
Lodge of odd Fellows, (South Washington, J
on hve ladies, by Grand Representative Haven.
n'r, IN the presence of n very large numoer Of
members OF the Order and Daughters of Re
be kah (nany of them being Representatives of
the Rsbekah Relief Associations Appropri-
ate remarks We're made by Brothers p Hep-
burn, L. L. Anderson. Colledge, Champion,
j. r Lucas, VIM. Young, Mclean, Hayenner,
and Others.
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WILTON ]. sAFFOLD, ' Af-
tksv~ssVly u MsstssSsvv, AlaksSss,)
AIIVSASL AND COUNe1LLQR.Af-LAW..
WARRINGTON, d. o. 80
omcs NO. SIS etrest, Opposite the CITY Han
WIN Dneacs N tAs esDrsns Court Of the Unite
States, Court 81 Olains ma tAs Oo,rs. ~ N. n.
tTiet Of Ooluwbta. - = = =. 80
Olatns and DsDsrtncnt business win rsossy,
soSZe AssS.ss~s. 20 E - -
nR: GIRO e;yE1DI, Homnpashie Phyacian Az.
- sesee3n, Ne. SAe Esw York avenue, bstwee
sm.,sWev'Ds NIB -sosts
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A. . ADppRdk pAR1s.

stesm Dyeins and Securing nsssblishn.n mt, SOC
esst nde OF nth street, near Penna. avsnus.
.L.n SLOvxs ssDseially rsnesred perfectly
ksosnesr, se6 nth street. 1aaim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

ATTENTION is sailed to he advertisement of
Nc ssrs. Boyd, Hilman Co, Produce, Flour
GRAIN and General Commission Merchants;
ag.nts for sale of the celebrated Pittsburs Coal
OH; and dealers in feriilize IS, bone-dust
p udrette, &c, &c. The firm is prominent
tail dealers, hotel keepers, and heads OF flmi-
les VIII find il to their interest 10 call upon
them at Nos. - and 81 Louisiana avenue. as
they do an extensive business, and thus are
able To sell their goods upon the most reason.
able terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once.
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$50 AND 1SS.-The houses within the limits
OF ms CITY on the 18th day of May, 1870, were
only one hundred and n ne brick, and two hun
dred and slNty-three wood. The houses 'front.'
ing on public squares We're: On the Presi Tents
square, stone, brick, aud Is wool buildings.
On the Capitol Square there was stone and 6
WoJd buildings. On the Navy-Yard SIutre
there Were wood buildings. On JufiSi1-y
Square there were wood bull iings. On Ma
tIonal Church Square lwhsre the Patent on e
now stands) there We're wood buildings On
'he MariSe Hospital SQUARE Marine Barracks
Dow) Their We're three wood buildings On
Canal street. between NJ and N, (Greenleafs
Point,) there were 4 wood buildings.
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Messrs. Green & vii.
hams have sold two two-story frame h buses
and lot fronting on Wiltberger street, betw sen
9Th and eth streets west, and and streets
north. being lot No. 50, in square Al, to w
Smith tor SstD; also, lot on IL street south,
improved by 9. three-srory brick house, to Hen
~ Heigh for S2,e25. The attendance was large
and tbs. bidding brisk.
Messrs Cooper & Latimer have sold lots ID
and l., in subdivision Of lot IL, in square 49,
on ~ street, near Virginia avenue, the former
containing l,FO square feet. TO Nicholas He'll,
for IS cents per foot; the latter containing 800
square feet, at the same price, to Henry Masser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY AR
MORY, in the square bounded by GirOd,
Lasystss y sFe hRS ToH on atEGs 6
street BY a parallel depth Of 50 foet. from
which point it has further depth of IS feet by
with ali tho improvements thereon. known as the
"Washington ARTILLERY Armory," very substantial
" and well built twostoEy brick building, and suita
O' q N TaAT VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRA.
BILE PROPERTY, known as the First District
6 SSR5t a m ocE oS ssqAtSd t
square bounded BY st. Charles, Oarondeet Lafay-
cite and Girod Streets and forming the Of St
Charles and Lafayette streets The said lot measures
% feet front on st. Charles street by a depth and
front on Lafayette street of l26 feet inches be-
tween parallel lines This valuable property opens
ON an alley in the IA feet wide, which alley is
paved and for the use in common with other proper
ty in the same square, It's Improvements comprise
large and spacious threestory brick building subd
third foors The location is OF the most desva-
BILE in the city, fronts Lafayette square, and with
proper renovation is finely adapted for palatla res
Recorders Court and Lookup" is sold by virtue of
Ordinance No. 81, new series, approved and signed
December "a. 1861, follows: . Be it ordained by
the Common Council of the city of New Orleans,
That the said lots aud buildings thereon be sold ct
public auction at the same time and on the same
terns and conditions fixed for the sale of the other
real property belonging to the city Of New Orleans
with the condition that the city shall have The right
of occupying the same for term Of six months after
( tho amount of the adjudication.
| g -FOUR UKRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in square
Streets, and which lots are designated By the Nos
10, l6, IT. and -, on plan Of W. IL. Bell, City Sur
veyor dated December !, 1861. Lot No. l5 measures
parallel lines OF 1853 feet inches lines lots Nos.
isl "a and 10 adioin the above, and measure each q
feet front EIato street. BY depth between pAra
within easy access OF the ST. Charles Street Railroad
horse cars, and neighborhood rapidly improving.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19
,rhlrd plalrIet Property.

u.s. TWO LOTS CT GROUND situated in the
islet bounded by Levse, Peters, MariRny. and Nan
deyile streets, DESIGNATED By the letters and D.
vile Streets and measures 81 feet 10 inches X lines
front Jevee street, like front Peters street
by 6 fiet II inches and lines IN depth and front on
MAne1Ville street. Lot b adjoins a. and measures
81 feet 10 inches III lines front on Leyes and Peters
streets, by 6 feet u inches and lines in depth.
the square bounded BY ST. Barnnsd avenue. Olaf
borne. Robertson, and Lanarpe streets. marked e.
and measuring g feet trent on 81 BERNARD avenue,
and loo feet inchas on the rear line .a. III sc
%. A PORTION OF GROUND in square bounded
by Claiborne, New Orleans Prosper, and St Besnard
front on aborne street. lOl feet Inches front on
Now Orleans street. "a feet inches the lower side
90 A PORTION OF GROUND in isst bounded
BY caiborne New Orleans, and Prosper streets, and
st. bernard avenue, marked Il, and measuring 81
on ST Bernard avenue, 100 feet inches trant on
New Orleans street, and los feet inches on the rear
"a. PORTION OF GROUND in isIst bounded
by st. Bernard avenue Iapsyreuse, and ueFbisny
streets, marked l. measuring 1856 feet 10 inches and
and lines front on perbigny street. q feet inches
and lines front on LBpeyrouse street. BY IS feet
inches on the side line toward Claiborne circle.
81. A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
BY st Bernard avenue, Derbigny, Lapeyrouses and
Roman streets marked j. measuring s. fe0t inches
front on Derbgny street. los feet inches front on
LApeyrouse street By l24 feet inches on tne kear
~ 81 A PORTION OF GROUND in square bound
ed BY Derbgny. Roman, Iapeyreusei snd L@.eH,Epo
front on Derbirpy street. n feet inch lines 'front.'
on LapsyreusS street BY 70 feet and slinsson thS
re AZ 1pe PORTION OF GROUND ia agmara boun6od
by DerbiRuy, Claiborne, Iapeyrousos and LahaFpo
Streets marked 1, measuring y teet II inohes and
lines front on DeFbigny street by Is feet linohon
the rear line. -.frfT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19
aaONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, !
" saIIzanAY EYENING. January 10. 1865.

NAOGN =
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE FOE,
The money market 10 without any mate
rial change but il anything tends to greater
ease caused by the cotton movement, the
ssles of sugar and molasses, and more lib
eral collections from country merchants.
A. we noticed in our last report there is less
nress,lre for discounts at the banks, ma
ierial increase in their deposits, and more
sotisfaefory payments AT their counters.
outside Of these circles, however, we hear
reiterated complaints OF continued stringen-
Nv and the difficulty of realizing even on
sSlid securities good notes, secured by
s strong collaterais, are negotiated on the
s,reet at l4GDl3 % cent f month, and sec.
end class at 3. Mortgage paper is still
oroted at l9@l5 u cent " annum, the for
me- Go ia opened at ls7@1s7l against 1910
tgS Yesterday, and closed at lSI3@l374.
T TSv ssies included $4,000 at 1877; $4,000 at
i iEt $1,000 al 1879; $4,000 at 1874, and $4,000
at las The market exhibited very little
arimatiop. and no speculative feeling. In
s;iyer We noticed sales of q small amount of
American halfdOllars at 1872, 5000 Mexican
dollars at l40, and $1,000 at l405.
Foreign exchange ruled from ggi per
cent lower. The sales of sterling included
r90C0 al 1881 q moderate amount of bills of
jsdinp at 1854, $4,000 at 1851, f25o0 Al at l4s,
fI9 00n first class in several bills at l49a,
c90n0 in two equal sums at 100, $1,000 at
1soi 10000 at 1904, $4,000 bank at -, and
fgs6O Al l53. f20O0 Al sold late yesterday
and was delivered this morning at 1903. At
fhe close the market was quoted at 1890
fI9 for AL bill of lading and clear, l493@
1901 for first class aud private bankers and
15l0Al53 for bank. In francs we noticed
saies of %. 600 commercial at 3.S33, 0000,
d. 600, and 80, 600 at $50, $4,000 and l4e,00O
at 3. 7Sl and Is, 900 sight at 3.15. Al were
quoted az the close at 8, 82A(03.7S4 and bank
at 3.76403,75.
domestic exchange was rather weaker,
hit without any quotable variation. The
hanks continued to check on New York at
/ n cent discount, at which they met a
moderate counter demand. The shles Of
commercial included $4,000 New York
sight, in two equal sums, at discount,
soc, 900 in several sums to banks and others
At ll-i6: S3O0,000 in various amounts at /,
and $4,000 Boston sight, without grace, at
1916.
375 Shares Bank Of New Orleans, III several
lots. at S2A and S24 %, mostly ut S24, and
10 shares New Orleans City Railroad at
SlG8 rs, 20 at $l70, and 10 at Sl72. To-day
SIS was offered for Bank Of New Orleans.
CITY treasury notes advanced for the
large and declined for the small, the varia-
ton being attributed to the increased issues
Of the latter which absorb an equal amount
Of The former The sales of large included
Sl6.5OO at IS q cent discount, and $500 at
the advanced rate of l25; $4,000 small sold
at 3t6133; $1,000 at 81, and $4,000 at 4. The
former are quoted at l23@l3, and the latter
at 3@4 Nothing Of any moment transpired
in state notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19
nLEAREn YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lodons, Hovey, for New York
G A Fosdick Geo
Steamship Agnes, Williams, for Galveston
CA Whitney Geo
Ship Odessa, Small, for Havre-G W Hyn-
son AGO
Ship Wild Hunter, Kelley, for Havre- Gere,
ga & Jenkins
Bark F B Fay, Durham, for Liverpool-G A
Fosdick eco
Spanish bark Heredia, Marquee, for Malaga
Master
British schooner Salvador, Hanna, for Ha-
vana-W Goldenbow
Schooner Florence Rogers, Rogers, for New
York-G A Fosdiek Geo
Schooner Maggie McNiell, Snow, for Havana
"A McNiell
Schooner Elna, Goodspeed, for Ruatan--J
Grande
Steamer Planter, Eewberry. for Mont
gomery-J e Hyde eco
Steamer Mary, Carroll for Mobile-Master
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for st Louis
Master
Steamer Virginia Oglesby, for louisville
Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19
AUCTION SALES.

----oe.1-~1oe--s o1,.@.o--o-e----, -.
WITHOUT REsERvE-FoR ACCOUNT oFTHE
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-GREATsA SALE AT
AUCTION OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT CITY PROPERTY, SITUATED
IN THE FIRST. SECOND, THIRD. AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS
COMPRISING
Valuable BRtture Squares and Lots,
Building Sites, and Business Locations
The Washington Artillery Arnnory,
A spacious two story Brick Building on Girod be-
tween st. Charles and oarOudelet streets;
The Continental Armory,
Nov known as the First District Recorders Court
and Lookup. large and spacious threestOry
Brick Building, situated on the corner Of St..
Charles and IAfay cite streets;
The second District Pound,
A large Frame Building and Lots on Claiborne, be-
tween Orleans and St Peter streets;
The ChnImette Property,
N the Parish of ST. Bernard, and other desirable
locations.
The entire without limit reserve.
For account of the City and by order Of the Honor
able Council Of the City of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19
ARRIVRn YESTERDAY.


Steamship Gladiator Reynolds, from Liver
pool, December Is, to J II Ashbridge d
Decan-3d district 80
Schooner L s lowering, Carson, from Bos.
ton, to G W Hynson &co-lst district rs
Schooner Abbie Campbell, Wilbur, from
Galveston, in ballast, to Thorndike d
Norton-Gretna
Schooner Mary NJ. Snee, Creighton, from
Galveston, in ballast, to Creevy, Nieker-
son &co-Point
Schooner W Cushing, Cushing, from Mo-
bile, in ballast, to G A Fosdick &co-lst
district l6
Schooner NJ and D scull Stellman, from
Mobile, in ballast, to G A FOsdick &co-
LIST district lG
STEAMBOATS,.
Nicholas Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
Wild Wagner, Godin, from NatcheZ.
Hetty Gilmore, King. from ThibodauX.
Ben McCullOch, Parenton, from Lockport
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
A G Brown, Bassett, from Riceland.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile.
TowBoATs.
Title G Jewett, Follett, from the Passes
flowed down and to sea, 18th instant,
schooner Rose Haskell - Brought up
schooners w F Cushing and NJ and D
Scull
Tecrmseh, Ubil. from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea ship Herald-Brought
up schooner Mary Snee
BELOW COMING UP.
Steamship Liberty, Balm, from Baltimore
18th instant, via Key Weat and Havana
to Witherspo0n, Halsey &eo