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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
AUCTION SALES,
VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN sTRn.
Between Greatmen NOW Dauphiue) and
Casacalvo tnOw Royal streets.
sueces.iOn Of wlulam Conner-xo. Sc 4,


RY O. DE FERTET.0FFIoFr rSf,- GO ,,.
~ vile, street-SATURDAY, September 9s y.
az twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merohants' md Ar.,N
eers' Exchange, Royal street. between CansSS1e
Oustomhouse streets. by public auction, by ys,a
an order from the Hon. John W. Thomas InStset
the Second District Court Of New Orleans ge 1
July i9 1862 the following described real eststsa
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF Il
OF GROUND, with the buildings ana
proyements thereon, situate in the Third Dist.
this city. in the square bounded BY Oasanhjva y
AoyaI, Greatmen tnow Dauphinej, Mandeyis n
spain streets measuring fifty feet front on Z.
street, by 145 in depth. - Va sll
Terms-$500 in cash, and the balance on A c,sa.,
Twelve months, in q note secured BY special v
gage and vendors lien. and bearing EIGHT M Mei3
interest per annum from the day Of sale uhtiI 4.
payment; the buildings to be kept insured ana
policy transferred to the vendor. In case Of sr.
purchaser will be REQUIRED 70 pay 1--WE per cent Y,
neX commissions on the amount recovered nv
VIII be likewise secured by MORTGAGE: the nn,osi
assuming the payment of the taxes tor 1854 ''Aas
Act o. gale, with internal revenue stamps AZ i,
expense Of the purchaser before W. j. Castsii
teiy puphc, au2i seq IN " n
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD, SCRIPS. HoU
hold Furniture, silverwAre. Jewelry. Iron 5.
etc.-Suceession Of r. II. Thoru-No. 27 oiI

| STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD, SCRIPS. HO
hold Furniture, SilverwSre. Jewelry, Iron
ete.-Suoeession Of r. H. Thorn-No. 27 Oh
RY0,yALETON. AUoTIoNEER-oFl
ID 49 TchoupitoulAs stleet-FRIDAY, Anru
At twelve clock, NJ, will be sold at Merchant,
Aucuoneers' Exchange on Roya street, by ylrt
AZ AZ order from from the AonoIable Judge Of the s.
gust 10, 1879, for account Of the succession Of
6 BONDS Of the city of New Orleans, in fal
January I, 1875, $1,000 each.
4SHARES Telegraph Company, 500 each
NJ. su sls III AbES New Orleans, opelousas, and
q sAARES Union Bank Of Louisiana, SIS I
20 SHARES New Orleans, jackson, and
10 SHARES Lafayette and Pontchartrain
j SCRIPT Hone Mutual Insurance companyi
i SCRIPT Home Mutual Insurance oOmpsry
SCRIPT Sun. Mutual assurance COmpIa,i
4 SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance compAn,i
' j SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance oompauyi
/ SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance oompanyl
IsgEIPy New Orleans Mutual Insurance
i sGRIFT New Orleans Mutual Insurance
sGkiPF New Orleans Mutual Insurance
pany 1852, $50.
sqRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance
! scRiPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance d
S0nIPr Merchants Mutual Insurance "a
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Cd
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual InsG-znea I'd
ny 1881, 80
So SoRiPT Merchants' Mutual Insurance O.
SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Cd
,ss, soRirT tpsc Merchants Mutual Insurance o.
J ,s sgkIPr Merchants' Mutual Insurance c.,
! SCRIPT MerchAnts' Mutual Insurance o.
50 soRlPT Merchants Mutual INSURANCE Ca
So ssoaiFT Msruhsnts' Mutual Insurance Coz
1900 Dollars in GOLD O0IN-slbcO.
FEW in Christ Church-No. a
PEW in Trinity ChuFch--No 60
A list Of PROM1SSORY NOTkB And DRAiE
which may be seen at the Auctioneer 5 ofhoa
will be reeited at the sale, the whole amountil
about Sll. .670
- ,.n,0v - Also
On AONDAx, August 81, At 10 o'clock A. "
be sold e No; 65s st. CHARLES street, corner OFF
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Qnd lot SILVER WARE.
One lot JEWELRY
Two IRON SAFES.
Terms-oash. in United States Treasury nOtss
anle q "A 25 2e
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
ron PREsuDENTIAL ELECTOKH.
prEp THEM BEFORE THEPEOPLF.
S.vo0,,. Te.ter Of HIafr's letter to
Iccsntance BrOadhead.

II elected to the Tht
office of President way
of the United Cove
States, it will be' stitut
my endeavor to ad for h
minister all the laws to de
in good faith, with const.
economy, and with null q
the view OF having the ar
peace, quiet, and pro- usurp
tection everywhere. South
In times like the Icarpe'
present, it is impos- ernmt
sible, or at least EN-. white
inently improper, toiize tn
lay down a pol -Iments
icy to be adhered tors
to, right or wrong, tives.
through an admins Repre-
tration of four years. conta
New political issues, Demo
not foreseen, are con North
stantly arising; the admit
views of the public Itives
on old ones are con- white
stantly changing. South
and a purely ad.Ico-op'
ministrative officer Presit
should always be left be dii
free to execute the'the S,
will of the people. Iionce
always have respect Iligati
ed that will, and al stitut
ways shall. Peace | rep
and universal pros. the
perity-its sequence quest
with economy Of adj be all
ministration, will US.
tighten the burden of FRA
taxation, while it con
stantly reduces the
national debt. Let
us have peace.
u. S. GRANT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
No. 81.
AN ACT
To provide for the revision of the statutes Of
the State of general character.

nv ~
To provide for the revision of the statutes Of
the State of a general character.
WHEREAS, 1t is matter of great public
Importance that the public statutes
of this State should be revised, their
ties corrected, their deficiencies sup
piled, and the whole arranged in Or
der and reduced to one connected text
with view to their adoption as the revised
statutes of this State to the end that all may
know the law; therefore,
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
Of Louisiana IN General Assembly convened,
That Joint committee, to be composed of
three members OF the House and two
members of the Senate, be appointed by the
Speaker of the House and the President Of
the Senate, with power to sit during the re-
cess OF the Legislature, at such place or
places as they may designate.
SEC. z. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That
said committee shall select some suitable
person or persons, whose duty it shall be,
under the supervision and direction of said
committee, to revise the Statutes of the
State Of general character, to simplify
their language, to correct their incongrri-
ties, to supply their deficiencies, to arrange
them in order and to reduce them to one
connected text, with view to their adop-
tion as the Revised Statutes of the State.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the members Of the committee shall be enti-
tied to their mileage and per diem while
going to, attending, and returning from the
meetings of the committee.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted. etc., That
the sum of i've thousand dollars b.
and the same is hereby appropriated as
part payment of she compensation
to be allowed to the person or persons to
be appointedin accordance with the second
section of this act the same to be paid
quarterly, on the warrant of the commit
tee, as the work progresses.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the compensation of the person or persons
appointed by the committee shall be de-
pendant on the approval of the work, and
shall be hereafter fixed by law.
(Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
(Signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of The
Senate.
true copy:
GEO. E. BoVEE,
Secretary OF State.
Indorsed: Received In the Governors
0ffice, August II, 1882 .-.
more BY TIE SECRETARY OF STATE. The
oregoing act having been presented to the
Governor Of the State of Louisiana Tor his
approval, and not hat ring been returned by
him to the House in ~hieh it origiastad
within the time prescribed by the Consti.
luton OF the State of Louisiana, has be-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
FURNTTURR-FURNITURK.

RN lLONTaOANERK BROS. a CO.
u X ~. Montgomery. Auctioneer-Win be sold on
TUESDAY. August 23. lee8. AZ II o'clock, at Old
Auction Mari. No. 81 Camp street,
A general assortment OF HOUoEHOLD FURNl
TUBE anoh as Rosewood, Mahogany, and walnut
~ and Walnut Tetea, Sofas, Spring Seat Chaifa
Easy OheiEn, Marble Top Centre Tables Marble TOP
Carpets. Efench Plate Mirrors. Mattresses EnGrsV-
ings, PaintnE1, Cooking BtovsH and UtensIla, etc.
beng tbs oontonta Of several wall 1urnnhod hcusaa
IN -AIRo-
:. a iezgs invoice Of Cottage Bsds O6ns and Wood
T1n1E-OEah. ans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
SUGGESTIONS OF MR.. AND OF mrs "a


Lamoths-No. -, Of the Docket of th
ond District Court for the Parish Of orlsis
QY >. 9UINAULT, AUCTIoNEER
u tice Exchange Alley and Bienyiile street.
URDAN, fifth Of September 1868, by virtue
order rendered By the Honorable judge of the
ond District Court Of New Orleans in the ab0I
titled cause dated twenty fourth Of July ls6i
os sold At public auction. at the Merchants
Customhouse and Canal streets, the properly
after described bolonging to said successia
MT. and Of Mrs. James Lamothe to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND aituated in the .,
Bounded by Dumaine, Bourbon, Danphine, a
fhilip streets. having, French measure. thirtl
front on Dumains Street, By one bundled anl
feet deep together with the buildings thereon
slsting more particularly in the following: .
story house, brieked between poses. covered
slatee, containing four rooms and two rooms j
sttle. back gallery, Kitchen brieked be-
posts. two stories high, containing aix roomA
hriofed. double paving, WataFWorlrs, oistesn.
The house bears the No. 81 Dumaine street; |
ths n1me property acquired By the deceased 3
nsIore see II. LaVergues dated fourteenth SeptsH
Termsoi Sale o4s,third cash, the balance
credit ct one year. Tor notes divided in eoul
secured p mortgage on the property sold. the
inEa 70 be injured for At least the amount q
netes iurniahod, and the policy transferred q
administrator, the notes to bear intsrost at the
elans per cent per annum from their date
paid; IN case Of non-pay1ment Of the notes At 4
Eity AZ law charges and the fees Of the laws.
piogod 70 prosecute payment fh4reof 10 be %
tne pnrehaser, said fees to be five per cent q
.tnQunn collecteos the purchaser 70 pay the
.cr .o,, tas year ~ gsganle in lsp United sta'
!. act Of sale hslpFe a, D. Dogiooourt. HotarJ
= - sualsasl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
PENSACOLA OBSERVER,
PUBLISHED TRI.WEEKLY
BY
WILLIAM KIRK A co.
SUBSCRIPTION:
Twelve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
BI2 M IS 90
ON ADvAEcE)

This long established journal has become very de-
srable at this time, in view of the fact that P9nsa
cola is effscting her railroad Communications with
the Northwest, AMI becoming point Of interest to
Of the material interests Of the State Of Florida
and in its local devotes special attention
to the immense lumber aud timber trade GROWING
up In its vicinity also TO other commercial items
which to the careful reader will indicate the de,
cola as . port
Har Advertisements solicited
tended them. iel2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

[NoTE BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE.-The
foregoing act having been presented to the
Governor of the State of Louisiana Tor his
approval, and not aasing been returned by
him to the House in Thieh it origiastad
within the time prescribed by the Consti
tuition of the State of Louisiana, has be-
come law without his approval
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

Secretary o. State.
Indorsed; Received in the Governors
efice, August II, 1852 -'--- -
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PROPOSALS FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.

Posr 0gricE DEPARTMENT, June p, 1868.
ssxt; % iusni.hiss fS.,sss Stamp % ssTn u
BIDDER VII state the prize pc, ihonsaad Stamps
the Post omee Department IN washington.
p agent ~ he * ssc
place Of panufAetnre.
packages. a rsssSed either al the Department OF
place Of manufacture
a. may s. daily ordered Tor De use Ss q
and securely packed in in eases, suitable binders
board boxes. with muslin or other equally strong
covers, or "a suitable envelopes, according to the
~ no BE-
| any oety cen ne cost oil aehseiy 10 an agent a.
sus 81 pssSass. se eSS mans as be r.
examined and reoounted by an agent OF this De-
p1Biia% ssr: will, also xiv. the additions, cos, for
directing packages for the malls aud preparing
ss s rssspS under she ~ SrSsSn S an agent Of
iseStory; A.. a.. ..o.,.
perfectly gummed, and perforated IN sneh manner
that each separate Stamp can be readily detached
two ss cent? nS Ss,n sn ssR
Sd ni,ss9 sspss for e. Ths
s Ike 81 Ss Stamp s
denen1i,nation must te given disunety, In figures
seusa lie Sss ssf whole WORK must De
=, The Stamp, must be prepared in such manner
that any attempt to remove them from O letter or
packet will 50 mutate them as to render them usO-
less.
Special proposals for Samps on embossed pa
per, as nOn In use, d.e tnpfted
The whole number OF Stamps furnished to the De-
partment during the year ending the 3oth Of June.
1851, was I'll 80, eos.
From past experience II Is supposed that the
number Of packages mailed will average above
two hundred daily, varying in size from Two half
sheets, 30 stamps, up to the 800 half sheets. or
20, 900 stamps; but by Lar the larger proportion Of
PACKAGE contain not more than a half sheets or
2, coo stamps.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEsT OFFICE,


On tho petition Of GARDNER CHiLsos, of Boston,
pEaynE pr my extension Of patent
re.issucd tho 9Th day OF September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator aud
Radiator, for seven years from the aspiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
September, 1865;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Oace ON MONDAY, tho 3lst day Of August
next, at IL clock, and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they nave, why
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle in the Patent Office thoir objections, special
set forth In writing, At least t1ey days before the
day Of hearingi all testimony filed BY either party
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
Transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other paper, relied upon M tss-
timony, must BIO filed In the Office tt0snty days be-
fore tho day OF h2arinE the arguments. II any,
within ten days after ling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
he REPgBLIo4S and the Intelli0encer. Washing.
ton, d, c., and In the Post, Boston, Massachusetts,,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of
said publications to be at least sixty days
to the day OfheaTinE, A. NJ. STOUT.
iel3.FS Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ CSIrEp STATES PATENT OPIIGE,

w
On the petition Of REBECoA A. MkRcHRR, of
New York, N. y, oxecutrix Of Robert J. Marcher.
deceased, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 the said Robert J. Mareher the "a day
Growing Molldings, for seven years from the ex
piraLion Of said patent, which takes place on tho
22d day OF May, 1906
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 2lst day OF De.
nodded to appear and show cause, n any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file iu the Patent onice their Objections specially
set forth in writing, at least tiOenty days before
The day Of hearing, al testimony aled by either
takeu and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the office, which will DO furnished on appliea-
ton,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timOny, must be filed in the Office tOentU days be-
fore tho day Of hearing; tho arguments, II any,
with u ten days after iling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
The RgPyBLIoAN and the InteliiUencsr, washing
ton, ID, u. and In the Atlas, New YORK, y, y,
once week for three successive weeks tho hrst OF
said publications 20 be at least sixty days pEsyious
to the day Of hearing, A. III. STOUT,
'vIO-FSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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A RMY sUpPLIEs-DEEr. BEEF BEEF

OFFICE DEPor CoNMIssARr OF srnsIsTgScE,
St., husrIS, TExAs. July ], 1865;
with copy Of this advertisement attached, viii be
received at this Office, until IL o'clock, noon, gu
nsfns BEEF . The Taisd State, ,'f rdSP:
stationed at the following places In tho District Of
Pilot Grove, Gray.Ou county;
Sulphur Springs. Hopkins county,
These contracts shall commence on the lst day Of
September, 1858. and end the 3lst day Of Deem
The Beef shall be from, steers weighing not less
than 800 pounds net each, shall be delivered in
such quantities as shall from time to time be re.
by he ading oicers 81 he posts s
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for Beef to be
downI The shanEs u fore quarters shall be cut Of
Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
gapmbrei or h9ek Joint
will be entertained unless the following speeincas
First. IPropossilHThs undersigned hereby agree
to enter into contract, based on the acconpan
for the Uated States troops statioaCd At -e4"f for
fouF months, eompeneIng September J, 1865, and
ending December ", 1858, at - cents and -
mil per pound.
signature -,
Second, Tsarety i@-fhe unders gnsd hereby bind
lhenselyes to enter into bonds, in the penal sum Of
% dollars. fTs f%sffsfy S . ns s1
tract made by him or them. under the accompany
ing advertisement.
ITO be signed by two sureties.l
tSignatuics OF sureties. -
Third-The pecunary ability Of the party or par
ties proposing, and Of The parties guaranteeing, II
unknown to the undersigned, must be certified to
by the clerk Of the court Of record by some re-
sponzble person well known 10 the Government.
FOnrth--The proposal must be accompanied by
an AFFIDAVIT. setting forth that the party makes the
proposal In good faith, aud has no interest (direet
or indirecl In any other proposal under the accom-
panying advertisement, aud has never Knowingly
defrauded tbeGoyerninent OF the United States,
Every Individual concerned as proposer or surety
must sign his own name
No bids from agents will be entertained.
Proposals., certificates, aiidaylts, &c, must be
made In tripllcate.
Separate bids must be made for each post to be
supplied.
BLANKS for proposals AMI surcties can DO obtained
on application at this office.
Tho undersigned reserves the right to reject any
| or all bids, for proper cause.
| Ly order OF
Dyt Major SAM'L. T. CUSHING,
Chief @. y. Dist, Of Texas
| C. Z. NEsMITH,
| jylI-tl
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pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

fEror QUARrBRNAsTER's OPPiCg,l
Fsr~ EAyFSwORTn, KIN. July II, 1875.
Scaled proposals, in duplicate, will be rsCsi we'd
At this office untll II o'clock IN. un TIL URSDAY
at this Dep OF Of
400 bushels Shelled Corn.
Loo bushels Oats
lO,0O0 pounds Bran.
The Grain aud Bran to be OF the best quality, and
gent.
Sacks will be furnished by the Government, OF
bidders will state price including sacks The en-
tire quantity Of each article to be delivered within
CD thirty days from the date OF contract.
The usual conditions will govern In awarding
contracts under this ad yertiseme.t.
. by authority OF the Chief QnArtermaster Of the
Department. BENZ @, CARD
Jygl-td Brey. Brig. Cen Dent a NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

AssrsrASr ouARTERMAsrER's 0PPIGB.)
wAsursgroS, D, G.. July ii, ISIS
Sealed proposals. will be received At this uflls
until y o'clock m q the 22d instant, for the de.
iOo Zone handrsdy Horse Brashes. each ''''"' Wa
@ (hf!yl pounds Block Tin. per pound.
y I,hhiir,y:s xI Chest Chez Locks. per per dozen.
i ly Zone a hui sRo Door Locks and Knobs
Il }iS%SsRty ,aySs! gallons Alcohol, per gallon,
20 36 S9ary) ponds BTrSx, PeT pound; ,,
CIV SsaH ssS
% (hTty) Stable Brooms, each,
R RSRdrsd Hr9 bIBSGL per dSbon
p twenty FOUR Paint Brushes, each,
ou asSS per eaS sH.'
l2Uwelye) Garden Hoes. each.
0ISih( scythes, each.
6(sixl scythc Sneathes, each,
a{y P SSSd G GRRTS%S fSiSw poT pSSHd
Rrse dr RSssI Der pound
GtixS les Bird Il Leather, Per Per S Side.
200 1.-TWO hundred) pounds Harness Leather, per
200 Stwo thPusaud) pounds White Lead, LOWS.
2,OoS ttwo thousand) pounds Cut Nails. IOd. per
l so lntiocn hundrcd) pounds Cut Nails. Sd. per
l.OO9 Zone thousauD pounds Cut Nails. I'D. per
uwoS barrels Coal Oil, per gallon.
3wo barrels Laseed f1 oil boiled per S saioa
SRRs SsFfs E ss.iS OIL Pi' P sa! Gallon
S0 three hundred pounds Putty, per pound,
% GNwSSSTntY'hve| pounds Hemp Fwine' heavy por
ss ssIiSPs SISiIS!1s aSt s Ssi ssIlon
% S h pounds Black Wax, per pound.
prSPosSls from dealers Ia tfs diatronI articles
speeined Me invited The articles must be OF The
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pIoPosALs FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES
0FFICE CHEZ QUARTgRNAsrER.l
FIFTU military DIsTRIrr

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrRR,)
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, June 2, 1858.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
until II noon. on Wednesday Allie 18th day Of July,
1865 for furnishing the master Department,
at Fort McKayitt, Texas, with
6O,0o feet rough edged SheetIng
$500 feet seantling, XXI
225, 900 feet 1-inch Lumber,
20, 100 Shingles
Allthe above must be Of FIRST quality, and subject
to the inspection Of the officer receiving the ar.
tlcleH,
Bidders will state the kind OF Lumber and Shin
giles which they propose to furnish
Delivery TO commence from the date q contract,
and the whole amount to be delivered within thirty
days thereafter,
Bids will be received for any portion OF the above
amount.
Satisfactory evidence of the solyeucy Of each
bidder, and persons offered security, will be re.
quIIed,
The right reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
Lumber aud Shingles, and addressed to the uIl,
dersigned, at New Orleans, La,
BY command OF Breyet Major General r. c. BuCh.
anan. X, N, DATCuELDEK
Broyet Colonel and QuartoFmasteT, U, S. x. IL
charge OF ONCE, jylI-ti
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-22

This Dispensary is in connection with Colum-
bia Hospital, and Is opened for tho treatment of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
to be attended At their own homes, but Who are
unable 10 pay for the services Of mt
practitioner, Ill be furnis shed with medical atten.
ton free, by leaving their names aud address at
the Hospital with the matron.
:. HouRs OF ATTENDANCE AT THE DIsPEEsARr.
Mondays, from 2 to 4..........Prof. y. Howard.
Wednesdays, from . to 4....Prof. J. II. Thompson.
Fridays, from to t..,"...n,.;...,i,,Dr. Ashford;
Columbia Hospital IL open for the reception OF
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec
Rotary Of the Interior such orders for adpissiCn
THOMPSON, at his ot1ee, ISL ! street, between
Tive ntleth and Twenty frat lanB-dly