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by GREEN i WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 18th aud streets.


ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No 326, Southeast corner 18th aud streets.
CHANCEBY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
hkTI ON l2TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
M AND N.
BY virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia in Equity cause
No. rs. will sell az pub &c auction IN front Oe
the premises, or THURSDAY, thu 81 day of De
cember, 1865, at o clock p IN, Lot numbered A,
in the subdivision Ct let numbered siKt"es, 5D in
Square numbered two hundred and eighty one,
t2sl as the same il designated and distin suish FL
on the plan Plat Of the city of Washington.
fronting twenty three (25) feet l2tS street sad
running back one hundred aud fifty five 1851 feet
ana a half ia inches, to a - foot nj eJ, aud
bounded on the north side by I5-foOt alley
The improvements consist of n two-stors Frame
Dwelling House, containing nine (gl rooms, with
all modern improvement
Terms Of sale One third cash, aud the bslance
at six and twelve months, for which the notes Of
the pure haser with approved security be airing in
terest from the day of sale, will be required. All
the purchaser. A deposit of one hundred dollars
will be required Of the purchaser a. the time Of
sale. Ano if the terms OF sale are not COM liei
with in five days after the day of sale, the trustee
the right to resell the premises At the risk
ard cost of the defaultiug purchaser toy adver-
Using three times In some newspaper publisked
in Washington City. -
J. J. BRIGHT. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
no sd Express AuctiOneers.
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CLOTHING, &c.

A. SAKS & CO.
CENTS DEPARTMENT.
Redr IN Mind All Mems Clothing Sold By this
Firm are Made ErpressIyfor Them, and are con-
SegusntIy Better Made Mun Clothing Sold by
Northern Manufacturers, aoho K1nufdcture not
knoping rho triH rear them.
PRICE LIST:
BUSINESS sBITs-CoAT SACK STYLE.
sHFEPs GRAY, $40
DOMESTIC MELT9N, 81
IN fine T 0Sssi SMhkssIhE Ell S4ls' SD
DRESS sUITs-COAT FROcK STYLE.
CASHMERE tall shades, kinds, &c.l, SIS, %, o.
BEATER, CASTER, and MOSCOW, sss, %, 80,
R RtsSk f FNokk 1Q SSH4s SSH 3 81:
GOOD ARTICLE. at go
BLACK PANTS, from IS to Sl3.
ovERCoATs.
DOMESTIC MELTON (Heayy), So
'FkOSTEp BEAVER, So
P II = , Elm three o0lGrs)' sl3
KFKsEY Bluel, SIG
BEAVERS. Pilots, OaINCHILLAS, all colors,
FALL lS GvfRcoATs, s7tO SIS.
LIVERY SUITS
HUNTING sUITSl
ROBES DE CHAMBREl
CAPE OF ALL KINDSI
CARRIAGE ROBEsl
A. SAKS co..
SIT SEVENTH STREET,
no2s2w Bet. La ave. and ID street.
CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION.
WALL. ROBINSON s. CO.,
No. 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ESTABLISHED D YEARS.
CHEAPER THAN 1TH STREET.
CHEAPER THAN ANY STREET !!
TAKE NOBOBY's WORD
COME AND SEE.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
COMPARE PRICES
SATISFY YOURSELVES
ACT ACCORDINGLY.
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EVENING STAR.
OFFICIAL.
CITY ORDINANCES.

Passed by the si>,y-fnA oouacil.
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AN ACT making Appropriation for the paN
msnt OF the bali OF David z. HIcklIn, ap OF.

AN ACT making Appropriation for Tue pay
msnt OF the bIli OF David Il. HIcklln, apJtl-
eCary OF The Second Ward.
b Il enacted d lie BgIri + 4 dsrHt,H THt
Bodrd Cf Common TatIscti - iss 't.g u va -
tagfOR. That the sum 81 one hundred and one
dollars and nin-ty-dNe cents tStOl.95l De, aud
the same rs hereby. appr apriated GU OF me
general fund for the payment 81 the bill OF
David Il. Hicklin. apo-hecary OF The Second
Ward. for medicines furnished 10 the poor
during the quarter ending 18th June, A. To-
los.
Approved, October p, IS6-.
AN ACT TO repair an alley an square No. SIS.
BE al e.Gotad By tie hoard # -sid-ras.a q lg
Board II Common Council q IL 'itg Of EHsh-
iagfoH, That the Mavor b., and he a. hereby,
authorized and requested 10 cause the alley IN
square NO. i-d TO be repaired, aud TO lay a flag
way in the centre Of said alley, and 10 defray
the expense incurred under this act the sum OF
four hundred dollars (Sgu0) OF so much thereof
as may b. necessary. be and the same h hereby
apprUpriated out Of the funds OF the Fourth
Ward.
Approyed, October 81. T1GS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

CAN'T ANY BODY SEEIT
ISN'T EVERY WORD TRUE
ISN'T 1T BUSINESS SENSE?
ISN'T 1T COMMON SENSE!
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by FOLEY & co, ArctIOReer-.
} No. 3ei1s and 1854 Seventh street,
between Ii anu lstreets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING AT AUCTION.
ii On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Deem
n.4 her Sd, at 41a O'Clock, in front of the prem
&kises. we will sell that desirable Brick d we'll
ing, No. 34th 10th street west, between and NJ
streets north, sDd contains eight rooms and pan
try; gas throughout; water in the yard, and hs
depth OF IS feet TO a good paved alley. This prep
erty being In first class nei ghb0rhood, offers in
duoemt nts for persons desiring TO invest.
Terms of sale: 8 100 cash; balance in 6, l., ard
Is MOI tbs, with interest ConveyaDces and stamps
al cost Of purchaser. 900 cash at time of sale.
Title perfect. OOOPkk LATIMER,
no25-5t' AuctiOneers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment OF jon Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly beng added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of b best job printers
IN the United States. We are prepare TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
sc. &C. orders left with either Of the
wharrboats win be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02
Notice to Debtors.

a Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO
- The late drm of Richstefn & Karges
are requested to call and settle immedf-
ately. FRED. KARGEs.
apr14 dIss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

This justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the Juice OF the OpOrtO Grape,
raised in this country. Its invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being the pure Juice Of the grape, pro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's own personal
supervision its purity and geuuineness
are guaranteed. The Youngest child may
partake OF its generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid may use II to advantage.
1t is particularly beneficial to the aged
and debil- tated, and suitable to the va
rtOuS ailments that afnict the weaker sex.
1t is in every respect
4 VINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine
Weakly persons find benefit by its use.
Speer's Wins IN hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
ED- Sold by druggists
A. Speer's Vineyard. New Jersey. ONCE
z4S Broadway, New York. Tde4f67 dIy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

The weather Continued clear and
warm. The river is still falling at the
ras, Of about eight inches in twenty
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02
Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
II the partnership heretofore existing
between HeuryRichStein and Fred. Karg8s.
under the name and style OF RichsteIn &
Aarges, was dissolved by mutual consent
on Monday, April 18th.
The business Of the firm viii be settled
by Fred. Karges, who continues the Dusi-
ness at the old place. on High Street, oe-
tween Leet and Goodsell Streets. and Is
authorized to collect and pay all
debts. HENRY RICHSIEGN.
FRED. KARGES.
April IS, 1868. [apl4 d3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02
DICKS SALOON & RESTAURANT
Corner First and Locust Streets
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

The house viii oe closed onIy from
Y O'Clock saturday night until 8 o'cIock
Monday morning.
Finest CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
always on hand. Emchl6 dam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26


The text Of the reconstruction bill which
passed the house Of representatives on
Tuesday ia as follows;
Sc ltenselsd, etc, That Ia Virginia, Nsrth
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Loaisiana, Texas, Florida, and
Alkansas there are no civil slate govern
Mlenis republican in form, and that the So
called civil governments IN said stases, r8-
apeeHveiy, aASil net be recognized a. valid
o. legAl state governments either BY the ex-
seQiiFe o. judicial power o. authority Of tha
UnilaA States
SEC z. and be Il farther eHacted. That
iqr ire epee4y enhancement OF she act en-
htled An act ~ provide for Tue more 81.
heient government Of tl,e rebel states. y
passea March 2, 1851, and the several acts
supplementary gRereio, tbo general ~ she
army Of the United States il hafsbq a..
8aorix9df aMd required 10 enjsin, by s1esiaI
fzdelH, upon al eficers IN C8inm6nd Wi1hla
TIE several military departments withln
said several states the performance OF 81
acl authorized b. said several laws abovs
tseltea, and Is authorised 10 remove at BIS
aHefeaoa BY Dis order ffBm commsnd any
e ~ q cad cBzMRndefs and detail other
q1ioels " the United States army, not be-
.94 tae 1a1k Of colonel, 70 perform all The
aal.s aaa 6xeielaa ala fhe paweHs author
lied ~ SAID several eesa, % tbs end that
tte peqpis ef said several siales nay
speedily tHeytaulze piFt gDTugnmenls, 81
rsbilcaa - fqfn n sad Atcrsi alafss,
$40 be restored % esliees ws4 IN he
aH7s8
BNg Aad 10 & intshtg zhst IA
ata 81 81 AflAy siay fsnssse sAy IS 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY. JANUARY % I868.

civil officers now acting under the several
provisional governments within said several
disorgaHized states, and appoint others to
discharge the duties pertaining 10 their re-
speetive offices, and may do any and all
acts which by said several laws above men
toned are authorized to be done by the
several commanders of the military depart
meDs within said states and so much of
said acts or Of any act as authorizes the
president to detail the military commanders
to said military departments, or to remove
any officers who may be detailed as herein
provided, is hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That it
shall be unlawful for the president of the
United States to order any part of the army
or navy Of the United States to assist by
force Of arms the authority Of either of said
| provisional governments In said disoTgan-
lied states, to oppose or Obstruct the au-
thority of the United States as provided in
this act. and the acts 10 which this is sup
Elementary
SEC. s. And be it further enacted, That
| any interference by any person with intent
to prevent by force the execution Of the
orders of the general of the army made in
pursuance Of this act and OF the acts afore-
said, or any refusal or wiilfal neglect of any
person to issue any order or do any act re-
| quirel by this act or either of the acts to
which this oct is additional or supplement
airy, with intent to defeat or delay the due
execution of this act or Of either of the acts
to which this is supplementary, shall be
held to be high misdemeanor, and the
party guilty thereof shall, upon conviction,
be fined not exceeding five thousand dol
lars, and imprisoned not exceeding two
years.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That
SO much of all acts and parts OF acts as CON
| flicts or is inconsistent with the provisions
of this act, is hereby repealed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

OF Massachusetts,, who represents one Of the
Bos on districts. He maintains that there
is 70 raj read in this country that can not
be materially improved in speed and
equipments. The time between New York
and Boston is made in one hour and half
less than from New York to Washington,
though the distance between the two
points first mentioned is ten miles greater
than the latter. Three or four energetic
railroad managers like Mr., Twicbeil
would lessen the time from New Orleans to
Washington, and increase the comforts OF
the journey.
The Constitutional observation-disclosures
EmRtnnchisement-COlO aaO-rhe PEN
dletOn Interest.
Especial Correspondence of the Republican,
WASHINGTON, January %, 1868.
Republican members of congress indi-
vidually express the hope that the consti-
tulional conventions now in session in the
South will be liberal in the enlranchse-
ment provisions of the constitutions they
frame. They believe that it is necessary
TO disiranchise only very few, aud that q
magnanimous policy on this question will
be popular all over the country.
These conventions can do nothing more
acceptable to the majority in congress than
to hasten the work legitimately before them,
framing a constitution for each of the
several states, and then adiourning without
delay. Anything like Legislative action by
the conventions is deprecated by Repub-
lican members of congress.
One of the Colorado senators elect is
here ready to take his seat in the United
States senate when that territory is admit
ted as state. He represents Colorado as
rapidly increasing in population and
wealth.
The Indications are Strengthening that
Pendleton, of Ohio, viii be the Democratic
nominee for president.
At gathering of presidents of several
Northern and Western railroads at Postmas-
ter General Randall's residence last even
ing the subject of more rapid transmits
sion of mails was discussed. The relative
speed of railroad trains North and South
was also under discussion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
The National Theatre.

There is some probability that life will
be infused into this establishment at last.
Since the opening of the season we have
net had occasion TO record any very bril-
liant assemblages. But now Lotti's great
German opera compay is announced to ap-
pear there on the 5th of February. We no
tieed short time ago the fact that this
company was enroute for this city for the
purpose of giving series of entertainments
in grand opera. By reference to another
column it will be seen that the troupe per-
form in some OF the most meritorious COM
positions of the age.
Academy OF Music.
The usual variety of pleasing entertain
ments Last evening at the Academy failed
to attract full house. But those who did
witness the performance were highly de-
lighted.
st. Charles Theatre.
Last evening was the benefit of Barton
Hill, when he appeared as Badger, in Bou-
cicaults great drama Of " The Streets OF
New York" Ben De Bar, in the laughable
farce of the Stage Struck Tailor evoked
the usual amount of merriment, which it is
impossible for those who see him in his line
Of acting to resist. The vacant chairs were
quite numerous. On Monday evening Mr..
Forrest will appear as Meiamora.
Varieties Theatre.
That iavOrte actor Joseph Jefferson ap-
peared last evening as Bob ArceS in the
Rivals " and as Hugh De Brass in the farce
of Regular Fix Monday evening
g Mazepps and Lead Me Five Shillings."
New Opera MOuse.
Dsnizetti's grand operaof La Faverila =
will be represented at the New Opera house
this evening with a strong cast. This is a
charming opera, and is always acceptable
to the music loving people of New Orleans.
On Monday night will be given LA
Belle HeIene.u
Academy OF Music
The variety company appeared in capt.
tai programme last night, and kept the
audience in lively humor to the close. All
have their friends among the audience.
The Clinetop sisters, Billy Emerson, Dele
hanty and Henglor. the aoFObats; Miles.
Leah and St Clair, and Add Ryman have
all made numerous friends, who greet their
appearance nightly with loud applause.
The usual matinee takes place to-day at
noon.
Ames' Aanneuna.
The Crescent City museum on st. Charles
street, opposite the hotel, is open day and
evening, and is supplied with innumerable
curiosities worth seeing. Do mot fail 10
step In and iake look % The museum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
LOCAL lETELLIGENCE,


John foscarri the Slcilian who was lately
arrested in the fourth district on the accu.
sahon Of passing counterfeit United States
currency, was on q preliminary trial yester.
day before Recorder Yennard.
hir. BallejO sworn--Keeps q grocery store
At the corner Of 81. Charles and jackson
streets, and on the 18th inst the prisoner
came to his store and ordered two boxes 81
sardlnes offered witness g ten dollar Uni.
80 states treasury note rs payment for the
same. Witness then informed the pFisoner
the Dill was counterfeit prisoner then len
his store witness followed the prfsoner "a,
tne corner 81 -. MARY and Sc. Charles streets:
saw prisoner enter the store Of Mr. Singer,
where ne attempted 70 pass S. United
States treasury note.
Dr.. J. II. btOckley, sEora-Says he keens
2 drug etoGe corner Of Washington ara
Magazine streets; that On the l1th inafNnf
the prisoner came 20 ais drug store and nm.
chased 9 bottle Of citrate q magmesla, WI.
aea At seyenty-Hve cents; offered 70 PASS 4
counterfeit ten dollar Unitea States Treasury
note; the same note shown witness Ia
court
Ms. Mills, sworn-- Keeps q dry goods
STORE cogner OF Anmunciatieu street; that
On the l5tA instant the Hrlsoner came to ser
store nne purchased eao pairs Of stocklugs,
SAsssea ~ eisAty cen4as gave witness b Cen
eoilSS lnitae slalfs ltcasuty note; witaess
.+tNt--stA ~ IL tIttI'4 AlAN UuiIUIn AIu tKtuf
~ cenia aa his change. wftnaur saye Rhe
note z tnq same which tAe prisoner pissed
81 her, which IS oGanse
" z. 6tagnF, &@osn- ~aAV8 ghatoa eha se4h
tusient he prl9onef e4ssf 70 lis store corr
NeF q g.. alatJ and Sc ghnki1s afreeis. and
Rofen Haea boz Of Ra2dinea. rMt aown
kSe golitl Unisea atA5es TREASURY Da,e
NAea ~. 64lisjo stepped % and lo,a viz
aese Ags ~ sake the lssc NJ II Mag conusag.
fcIts witness tAeu caused tte cqrnaf ~ zt.
priao11l.
n. siAVeeSq,nA arusfisi corner Of 5ese
Ehiae Aed Ae9azl1e streets, sworn -SaYa
s1et o. tac Iith Instant nrifoaef came to
Als 4totc aad called ira one baglle 81 cltqafe
81 aeEeeala, o1f Hut d1Rn what rcpresenlad
= b s tea.dollal UfIfca S.aIta tre4a1r4
a9la. bNt which wif1ess as@ Ma t6dnsef
eft
eaa ees before Un54d States
Z lasfet c99ss for lsia
rtasaes Is a5aSst
fRas aaAe WISH assez aos 10
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y NN a 80 ~ if1cInE1d Cf sHe rs.l 88
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

EHnnA Diagf0E, aHA2 &l1aNns ana Wnharf
and BeAl9
rs FuR uNLTEn BEETHa DISTRICT noung.
lar ~ District qf louiaiaea No. 49l.--3r
T: y, 20 sse saEtln6 aalf aAso Heiled and iaAan
ina ssda.l7s iiERzIl1. bar Tsctis ETC.. aas
1eat4 4tN AHa11a g 'ale lI11tan. and others
Aet rs eqAa ~ fqg4h ln She hsgI new
A1l 81 l1{s4S 44ad tdut1lli Ihe er1lF 81
a1.lt tseS94.. af AZ az4 every l<5s1H ~ rfl1aa1
4Auus ~ HfRAaA ~ 7 W als 9IaaA tle ~ lefA4
81 is @ = Ff as4f a - in1 tIoal y US |sis
l4Ef olazt nf 1nn EH1iE4 taINt 81 rs U|Itf1ot
4sqflN1lds % De noN4E h. .fG rlN 81 .4H UII03aa
en ~ Aaz0Ee tha f4as Hl1 4 hsm ia ds3S
Aastol g a44H enaAeif Asf se1p ifs4n 81 4sr. Wit
assn a. a834 urAsef 81 Aihldatflas
Dflfet 6lefss qaeM Nsa oasnet.
isfatt.aas ae4 .! lsIes'.t ssA.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

! cities.
DunkiFk 20 New York 400 ID
| Buffalo 70 New York. ,..,....... e =
Salamanca TO New York .......,.....,..,-.l5I
And ia from twenty-five TO Twenty-soyen ~
Al trains run directly throush "a New Yortl
- miles without change Of coaches.
From and after April -, 1851, trains win IA
IN connection with ali western Hines as follozs: /
FROM UUNllIkK AND kALaAlEANcA-By New u
time from Union Depots;
Except SundaysA Stops at salamanca 10 A. H. q
connects at Hornellsville and COMING WITH M
y. Express MAI from Buffalo. and ATriV5snE
ass r. ii. LIoHrNrNe ExrRxsG. from Salsu,l
CARLY taxceFt Sundaysl. Stops at HoTnollsyilst d
the 2:29 z n; tsain from BHfalo, and arTlveshIl
4;lb P. 81 NEW FoRK EIaHr fsxPREss, from I,
KIRK lexcopt Sundegsl. stops at Salamanca cal
Nj Clean 1855 y. H., lsnpperl, Turner'S 95s 4
tbre2SfasDs and arrives in New York at 1880 nd
eonneetin 9th afternoon trains and stssnsH
from bpFRA1o-By New York time from
6:A5 A N; NEw YORK Day ExPREss,. @gl'
excepted.) Stops at Hornsllsville 8;O3 A. Al da'
testls Susquehanna 2.l7 P. M. Jdinnerl, Turusrti
~ tsupPerl, and arrives In New York d
+. 81. Connects at Great Bend with Dehu
LaskaWanna and Western Railroad. and Al r.
gltg with Midnis hit Express Grain OF New VA
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and VI
500 A. N. ExpRKss MAIL, via Avon and lion
vile daily, except Sundaysl Arrives in Resi
g. l:t9 A. ~, gonngSts a.. ElmiI4 With Nora
Osntral hatiroao for Harrisburg Philadelphia
tmore, Washington, and points south.
III Z. ma. LEGH INENG EXPRESS, Hjundar
and arrives in New York al 1:g0 A. M. OoHnei
teraey Aity with Morning Express Train iol
JerHey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington
q New York With Morning Express Train for II
ano New hngiaad cities.
e:l0 p. d. NEW RoRK HTeHr ExPREss,
Hofnehsfilie with the 1.ls p Nj train from
kirk and alriyos Ia NeH YORK a. 1850 p. nj.
ui20 y ~. CISCfNNAEI ExPRRss, daily. G3us
excsptedl Htopa A. husquehaEna ~ A. NJ n
5trners l:l9 y q. tdinl. and strives in New u
ai44 X ~ Ncnnscts at Almira with Northern
tral Railway fss Harrisburg, Phlladslphia,
mere " ashinetop. and points sonth, at Great
yttl DeIaNAre, Lackauanna anf Wegterniha
lof eafallto1, Ireatou, and Hfiiladsluhia, and d
EoTk vita aftoEEoon trains and steamers for b
Unly one train east on Sunday leaving Build
diAy =, H. and KeashlnE New York at u 30 p u n
Boston AND New England passengers, with
e9sggage, Are transferred RRKh or oHAlGE IN
70 pleasure travellers the Inns OF the Erie Raj
the boautafal vall9Jo Of the uhemunq, Susqushi
Delaware epd Hzmapo rivers, an eYer-ehla
penoEnnzA Of naturo'8 Beauties commando atteI
Ina best ventilated and inoa4 luxuriOus Oh
go sSeassee. n the world aeeowpany AZ 'sht tra
Baggage checked through and ~ always a
% BY any other route.
Ash for tickets via Isris Railway. which can y
taiEed az Al principal ticket ofaoes in the wes
Gen1 Superintendent Gent Pass. Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

w II, PEaEMERT0N, no. ass roRs
W dfAa street, between 81. Charl6s and Caron-
delet stre0ts, Rev orleans. Wholesal0 az Netaii
Dealer in Drugs, Mediciness Paints. OILS. ColoFa
kafnishe9s Glass etc, ETC., has In store q large
sssgFamsnt q the folloNinr dcods which Is viii al
q nov RTicos. either Wholesale or Retail
white lead Of the hest bfanta, French nd Ayasr.
lean zins. Oh Of AZ kinds, Venetian Rsd and Bpsn
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