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fUSERAL--The funeral of th, four hiIdrau
OF Mr. MedfOrd, who have died within the past
TWO weeks, of diphtneria, took place al Glen :.
wood yesterday. and was very largely attended
Inc s"rNices, which were OF a very impressive
character, were conducted by Rev. j. W Hoo.
yST. OF he Hamline VI. +. Church There are
but two hlldren OF This family remaining-the
olds- boy, " DO rs recovering from an attack of
the same disease, and the Youngest child, who
wss sent 10 a relatives and did no, take the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

THERE WILL BIZ a lecture on the LAW Of
Justice" BY j. q. Smith, at Grand Army Hail.
n, rtheast corner iitn street and the avenue, on
Wednesday evening, with music by the Grand
Army z UaItette Club.
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TEsPERANCB MATERIAL the meeting of
The Washington City Temperance Society last
evening at Temperance Hall, addresses were
made by Msssrs. George N. Middlebrook, John
GoldIn, u X. Harms w. Il. Drew, and the
PrssIdenf, Mr. John II. Thompson.
The Sons of Jonadab still are working. and
are quietly dong much good. The meetn gs
are becoming weekly more interesting, ans the
members are satisfied that the Johnnys are q
permanent in sfitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN TBS CIry Tar,
The religious exercises which are held &c.
Sunday afternoon for the benefit Of the prisony
ers still continue to be interesting, there nam
a larger number at present IN the Jail THAI Ar
any time during the past summer, who are In
the greatest need Of moral and religious In
structIon. The services were conducted yes.
terday by General o. o. Howard, William q
Elnney, and Mrs. DennisoD.
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CHRONIO LIVER COMPLAINT OuRrp

CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT CURED
This 10 to certify that 1 WAS cure. of Chronic
Liver Complaint By DIR. Lawrences Rossd.iis,
After having been confined to my bed and haTsf
Tor long time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit.
i know Of several others In this county CT red
through the use OF Rosadsis, and IL can he fou ad
In nearly every house In my neighborhooc aud
they all praise IL ~ great medicine.
THOMAS THORN.
GREENE COUNTY August Il 1857.
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PoRrsoNSIK LOsT-Attention IL called To
ibe sdNerusemtnl IN another column, Of port
nCIpie lost.
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Georgetown Advertisements
MARINIS
lV1 PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
Forrest Hall, Georgetown.

AVA PRlkATB DANCING ACADEMY,
Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
= Prof L: G. NJ respectfully announces to his
town that at the request Of many ladies ne
pas secured large room in the above build IL
Ing which will be entirely under hts control. kRA
ana Is now being nicely fitted D for the purpose
Ladies wishing to enter their children are re-
quesfed TO meet AT the Hall on MONDAY, at D.
m For particulars see Circular. to be had at Mr.
). j. Bogue's Office, corner of Bridge and High
streets. no Is 2w
GROCERIES AT REFUGEE PRICES
:. For the convenience OF my friends and the pub
lie In general, will offer my large and well select
cd stock OF choice Family Groceries cash buyers
at prices
AS LOW AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
particularly call attention to my Brown and
white Sugars, Cofees ground and roasted, white
Wines and Liquors, Whistles, Chestnut drove,
oriental and Baker, at So, 81. and - per gallon
equal h any whls kies in the District; Welsh.
Flour: all kinds Of Canned Goods Drps, and OF ner
W ii. TENNEY,
nol4 I'm Southeast cor. High and Bridge SITS.
INCLINE IN DRESS GOODS.
~ Just received at 101 Bridge st. GEORGETOWN,
superior English Serges, double width, at Soc, the
september price Was 75c Imperial lido at 621a
the September price was 81, Beautiful Mohsir
Empress Cloth, Apacas AID Reps, very cheap:
Gaheoes at and Ice. full Msdder Prints, l2I
french Chintz, &c; Gloaks and Cloakin Cloths;
Shawls, Blsnkets and Quilts. We invite an exam
1nation OF our stock, promising great bargains
no ~ I'm BENJAMIN MILLER.
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TIE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The steamer Wa
waset, Fawke, arrived at Potomac Ferry
wharf last evening from Cone river and in ter
me diats lands, with freight and passengers.
This morning she took the place of the City OF
Alexandria (Which has gone TO Baltimore for
her winter iron armOr,) on the ferry route be.
tween this city and Alexandria. The steamers
Columbia and Hi Liyington arrived yesterday
from Baltimore, bringing passengers and mer-
chandiZe. Several citizens and strangers took
passage this morning on the decks OF the
steamer Arrow for Mount Vernon. Other
matters Will be found below:
Hdrrey's WLGJ.-Arrived-S Thos.
g. WOrrall, Seward, with 137 tons of coal, for
Harvey, Clarke Il Given; Brave. Bradley
with 1913 tons of coal, for the same firm.
CGrters Whdrf.-Arrived-Sc America
Paul, frem Srerntia Island, with II6 tons OF
coal. for Wilson f. Burns; Exchange, Jackson,
from Hayre-ne-G race, with coal, for II. Ma.
ginniss u Bro; Travis, Spicer, from the same
port, with coal, for Henry Freeman; VIM. l.
Dayton, Mills, from below, TO take in q cargo
OF manure. Sailed-Sloop Ann McCtrty
Hartin. for Piscataway, light.
Johnson's Wharf .-Arrived-Schrs Alexander
from Philadelphia, with 300 tons coal for J. f.
Miller; Eleonore, from Port Deposit, with 102, OUt
feet OF lumber for Willett & Redgrave; John p
Erman, with 10000 feet Of lumber for y. b
Church 4 Co, from same port.
Riley'S Whdrf.-Arriyed-Sch Jealous
Smith, with ia tons coal for H. Clay Stewart
5. b. Grice, Evans, with 100 tons coal for w. II
Campbell a. Son; Sarah NJ. Clayton, Waller
with 100 tons coal for II. Clay Stewart; also,
large number Of smaller vessels loaded with
oy sters for Turner Son, and for Wingtield
Stewart il Co.
Fdy's Wharf.-Arrived-Sc Sarah La
vInia, Murdoch, from Holloway Point witt
oak wood for James Frazier; Union, Perry
with wood for q. B. Wier; Harvest, Butler
with wood for Thomas +. HALEY; q. H. Bar
Iell, Perry, to load with iron for E. L. Fay, o
Philadelphia.
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VISITING EIEENES-A committee of the
Coed VIII Fire Company of PuIIad.IphIa
ION posed CT N-ssrs. VIM. II. Garrett, RJh-r.
hcCaiyry. Gordon GI5it. and John ~. Hal
H"G- ST visited our city yesterday morning
IT Ire purpose ~ engaging quarters 10 attend
the iIa1e uTa'InD On the An OF March. I he
con paLy viii h:lLg over one hundred fully
- III ID lE1T beTs, and b-aGtiful hose
carriage CCu>'rU red for he purpose. The
cor IrI'-s- : -,etdsd IL securing Quarters az
he hIrswsCd Horse. ard tho apparatus will
he EClSsd a. the Franklin engine -hJG<.
Doing YESTERDAY me ao'vs- named gen a. m-u
were th- guests OF Chief Engineer fIwOod
iOhn 4 t'ary- ana Mr.. WIN. Fl. GJr0uft. IF
the ~ Com SSlnn9rS. and through tus ktnd-
rs-s - Mr. Jthn Blys an Ommnious was fur
i-L-4 .-4 t.r VISITORS wee kJwu mIGy
-. = 81 iH.5Irs, a0aUt our gIty. TEa COM
"a - irt' IT booze ~ he ~ .utur tram YES
t,TCay- H-ii p.-'t--G - u TIL hr~,Ur-.'ss tx
iFLtrd - 'L-tr trs-r'- and s.l they "a aoJut
tL- national metropolis.
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BALTIMORE, February a., ISIS

d.. J. J. LaNrsRoe:
DEAR EIR: take pleasure in recommend us
have seen il used In two With happy resa u
-one Q case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken Eve bottles of your medicine. The other a
Of scrofula, Of long standing which is rapidiy
improving under its use, and the indications ne
that the patient will soon recoy r. have careful
~ examined the formula by which your Ros sdaIis
10 made, and find il an xcellent Bpound ef al
terative ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR, n. D.
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that the patient yin soon SscosI have careful:
and an 4een
tsrstiye ingredients.
We knew DR.. Lswrences Rossdais to be q ssf.
ndrelisbie altsratit W., &C. and take pleasure in
recommending to ta' Bt0 sSS9: snS fS public
e Sss ISHa5st.R = up,
Y. g I RTSAN N D.,
": S S :E:ssE; 81: 1. 3,
thereby certify that am personally acquainted
Gentlemen OF rssDectability and standing in this
,..a ,... Mayor Of w vi %Ai 1. o.
S0S oAsks Of 6HS SSk EH HfxsF 1Mahsr
foRJsHouIH, Va, February -, 1853.
SSHs Sin: TSis Is 70 certify sh.. h.v. been
yssI., many timss an.Ii. % move. tried iii
"a mann: l.sf q Z
II not only consider the :" 6O0odonO. o0voYefau
remedy Tor Rheumatisn, but believe IL 40
preventive. and cheerfully recommend xit g ths
s0ietsd. Yours vsrs truly ,.v,.v
rRRPAlIp ONLY ~
,. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Cheni,,.
BALTInORI, ND,
Lste Of Wilson, n. o.
PRICE ol.s0 PEI BOTTLE
sole Drugetsts in all the large citiee IN a.. Moe
States and BritieA America, md rstailod Sv DIE
gists svsryvhsrs. Sfss'
Al letters Of inquiry, &C., Drsnptly s,.vs,.d
Address
D1. J.. J. LAWRIlOD q CO..
aoLl PHoPIIIToRs AHp nauu,.
S%A DALfIA0Rl STREET.
DALSInoll, Np.
Ter - D .. oALy1Hf Y0ID, pYussa,e. IL.
- 4seos ~, ,NseAiHgsos, ,. O. 80:
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The following, among many hundreds OF our eu
:itizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 4. 1856
believe Or. Lawrences "RUSADALIs" 10 be
the BEST ALTERAIIVE IN GsE and the In IN
recommend it 40 such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN,M MD.
ROSADALfS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF StROFULA
BEAD THE STATEMENTS Below AND
DESPAlR NOT

WILSON CsUNTY, September lo,l3Sy
D~. J. J. Laurence:
DgARSIR: Ny youngest dsug hter, aged I've year,
has been dreedfully afflicted with ScroflIa neal
all her LIE. tried q great many PhysCiAns I'M
wftheut wing her much; in fact most 81 tb,.n
SAID there was no hope Of cure. During tie lasl
spring she was worse than ever, her bod aid
limbs being covered with sores and blotcbes-urFE
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
In this condition, was I'D yised by DR.. l. A Stirh
70 try your Bossdalis. 1 at once procured three
bottles, srd commenced giving il TO her Ia, .T.,f
Was mastoal. In less than month TO ny gTcaf
sstonishment, she traS entirely uslE am ar
yours, with much Respect and gratitude,
w. w. BURNETT
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f W ;.
amu,ements, &c, Tonight.

~
Wr-sopvK. HorsE-Nr. and Mrs. Har-
" Watkins. IN the ne" sehsalohal d. anna Vi
After Dark
PRoy A. V =. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Ji
Psnnsylvanla avenue.
OpD FuIOws' HALL, Navy Iard.-FaIr by
the Ladies Rebekah Degree Association, No. l.
CHrRCH REoPENING. - GOTsuch Chapel
methodist EpiscOpal,) located corner 4 and
L. streets, South Washington, which has been
undergoing TepsiTs since August LIST, was re-
opened TO the public yesterday. The front has
b-cL. IemCdeled, circular heads provided for
the door and windows, handsome Cornice
furnished. as also new fer cling while inside a
new floor has been laid. new seats put IN, as
also gas fixtures, and the walls handsomely
fresCoed-theSe improvements, which make
quite a neat little church OF the building, cost
ing about Sl-tO. This church, which was
sreC.ed over twelve years since. i now IN
charge Of Rev. w. II. L4ney, and is now IN
quite pros porous condition
AT n O'Clock. Rev. James III. Brown, ID D.
of Baltimore, preached an able Sermon taxing
the 18th and 10th verses OF the Isl chapter OF
Tlmcthy as his text. This - 4 fnthlui SAYING,
ard worthy Of all aeceptatlOn, ttat CHRIST
Jesus came into the world 10 save sinners.
Ats o'clockp n. the Rev Dr. Alexander T..
Gibson, Of Baltimore, delivered an eloquent
sermon from "ReCaUse he preached unto them
Issus and the TeSurre CtiOD," latter clause OF
the Eth verse OF the Eth chapter OF Acts. The
Rev. u. n. Brown, of the Foundry CnuTch
prp9ched az o'clock from the lst and 2d verses
IF the rid Psalm, Il was glad when they said
uutO me, let rs go INTO the house Of the LsTd
..OuT feet shall stand within thy gates, o Jeru-
salsm.'
The services throughout the day were we'll
attended. many other congregations being rep
TSse nfrd, and in toe afternoon quite a number
Cf ministers were present. At the morning
srryIsr over $50 were raised by subscriptions
and col eGtiOns, and a. the subsequent services
this amt unt was increased % S53J. Now that
the house has been reOpened, the pastor and
cCngrsga- on have commenced a protracted
meeting. aud services viii be held nightly for
the prtsert-
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RRLIGIOJs MATTERs.-Ihe prOtracted meet
ing N Nckendree Chapel sui Progresses, and
The interest is on the increase. Up 10 this time
there has been one hundred conversions,
seventy five OF whom have united with the
church on probation. The pastor, Rev. VIM.
kTshs Is assisted ny other ministers, auG men,
hers of other charges are frequently In attend
ance.
A pr-tTactsd meeting is also in progress a
the o. street Methodist Protestant Church, uu-
der the suPeTinrendence Of the pastor, Rev Mr.
DrID knOnse. LAST week he had the assistance
of Rev Mr.. TYLER, OF the southern Methodist;
Rev. J. q. Butter, o. The Lutheran Church.
and others. The cor gragatIon here Is rapidly
beng built up, and the pastor Is becoming
quite a IA vOTIie with the public. Yesterday he
preached, IN The morning. a fine sermon on
s-ChTi>t a. he Door, and in the evening a dis
course ON the Wedding Garment"
Rev. Cha. Shields, pastor OF ST. Stephens
Church. on he Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND,
and who recently accepted a call from the YES
try OF Christ Church. in East Washington.
Odi,Iaced there yesterday, but will not assume
OffiCa 1harge Till the oath inst
Al Island Baptist Church Rev. q. G.. Naa-
doris he pTC-raotrd meeting sui continues
and last night there were seven mourners at
The altar TIE congregations here are very
large
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sosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASE

ROSADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, n. o., Sept. Is, 1857.
FEkRs I'm 1854 my son, now aged i've year,
yaccinated with what proved to be i'm nure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
He has been afflicted with an inveterste and -.
tremely troublesome ETHrt,oa Of ;hs Ska, some
times breaking out in sores, &c. Rosads.is VS.
prescribed by my family physician, DIR. A u
came and remains snsirs.y we'll. Yours truly,
j. b. DANIEL
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Having taken the Stables formerly occupied by
Henry Turner, ESQ, on 18th street, be-
tween q and We are now pre- pared to Yy
accommodate the public with first class I'D
Carriages OF ell desert ption, such as close Yc&
Park Wagons; also, Ladies' and Gentlemens SD
die Horses, Horses. Bug gies, and Horse Family
SGsrrssss' &c; 2 Carriages for hire by the hour
night. b -Undertakers orders for Oarri ages
spatch. r. CRUff aON
no n-2w~ 18th street. between G and g.
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aOsADALIs Is A POTENT RENEDYJNaL
CHRONIC DISEASES

sRoN 6. w. BLoUSr, Esq, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
/ have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation Of
he Ear ana Partial Deafness, of ten years stard.
ug, ~ Rosscah. GxO, ". BL0uhT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BankruPtey-NO. AZ.

In THE MATTER OF STEPHEN o. NELSON
Thomas A. Nelson, Bankrupts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23

LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.--John Snapper,
one of the mildest and most persevering of
housebreakers, for the last time, it is hoped,
goes before the Criminal Court for trial on a
charge of burglary.
william Mccain, the cowhider Of A..
sterne, and who kicked prosecutor with
his aym,' in his suggestive name was sent
before the Criminal Court for trial.
Matt Crowley, who was arraigned before
Recorder Neville for stealing red hot
stove, must answer for the queer transaction
before jury.
George Mitchell, so ungallant as to steal
sl4 rs from Priscilla Scott, Melpomene
street, win undergo an examination on the
twenty-seventh instant in the First District
Recorders Court.
William Dryer, youth from Indiana,
was yesterday arrested, charged by a
clearinghouse keeper of gigantic proper
tons with threats. The lad says he is per-
secuted for the reason that he will not ship
as q sailor to please the aforesaid boarding
house keeper.
H L. Perret is under the epidemical
cloUd-embeZzlement and breach of trust.
Officer Bannon reports that yesterday
morning William Lippy, laborer, was
seriously injured by piece of timber falling
on his foot while he was employed unload
ing wagon at the steamboat landing. He
was sent to the Charity Hospital.
Locksley Bottom was yesterday taken a
prisoner before the recorder of the first
district under the supposition that he had
stolen about half pound Of cotton that he
had in his possession. OF course Loeksley
was discharged, ss.he is quite.incapable Of
theft, being man who labors hard for his
daily bread.
John Galpin, formerly of this city, and
favOrably known as restaurateur and bon
vivant, died in New York on the l4th, aged
fifty.fve years. He was a native of Con-
necticut.
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rRoPosALs Fon nR1cK.

OFFICE CREF QuARTERMAsTER,
Fifth Military District, )
New Orleans. La, May ls. lsee.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y Will be received at this office until IL M SAT.
9Rp1IAY, me twenty-third instant, for furnishing
10000 LAKE BRICKS
To be OF best quality subject to inspect ion before
acceptance. and 70 be injected II not iound Of quail
ity required,
ders are invited TO be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
Proposals must Be indorsed Proposals for Bricks"
and addressed - the undersigned
CHARLES "a. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadisr General and Chief o. NJ.
myi95t Fifth Military District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
bCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POsroFFIcE PILFERING CASE The
men, Mike Fannon, William Little,
h Albert, and Thomas Newman were
asy before a United States Commits.
on charge of having aostracted GER
tiers from the postofice. When the
rs 'opened the lad Jackson Albert
d his wish to make confession of all
" Of the matter. He asserted that
Inc during the month Of March Al.
b Fannon made an agreement to meet
i,snm square, it being understood
Piece of rascslity was to be perfected.
preceded to the corner of Common
ysdes streets, and there Mike Fannon
I'd a letter postmarked Of a city in
which contained a draft for s22j
Wood, Ludwigsen & Co. TO be paid
order of Webster & Co. The draft
zen into the hands of William Little,
lent and obtained a check for the
The name Of Webster was forged
The back Of the check, and was paid.
faint statement left the matter about
it was in the beginning. When or
ihe valuable letter was obtained has
en shown. Newman is a messenger
postmaster, and has access to the
OOms Of the office, but it was in no
proved that he ever saw the docu-
b question. On the declaration of
"a Albert the case was sent to the
injury. As the youngsters were being
I'd by an officer Albert said, quite
nOugh for bystanders to hear him,
fellers (the press reporters) make
d loudness about this affair will be
hurt you" And Little muttered
Big Of the kind also. They all ap-
quite indifferent, especially Albert
Ee. Previous totheir bravado re-
Fsyere inclined to sympathize with
Hih, but when the two mentioned
billy displayed their evil dispositions
e quickly inclined the other way.
iley is well deserving Of praise for
rgy in this suit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
- IN ~. ~ NO.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May q, 1868. !
No. 920-New Series.
Resolved, That the adjudication made by the
Controller, and reported in mis- communication Of
thirty first March 10 the Council of the sale of tie
house on Claiborne street, the neutral ground
at the intersection OF Frenohmen street, 70 Dennis
CronAn for the sum of $50 be and the is here
by approved, and the Street Commissioner is hereby
instructed to notify the said Dennis Cronan to pay
the amount Of purchase into the public treasury,
and 70 remove the building without delay
(Sisnedl e. H. CHADWICK,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved May q, 1868.
tsignedl L. HEATH, Mayor.
true copy:
D. x. WHITAKER, Secretary. ny23 St
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ESTATE OF E. G. BURsoN,

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
District Of Iouisiana !
-, -. Monroe, La, May Z ls5s.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
A seventh day Of May. A. ID, 1865 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was Issued aeaipst re
estate or H. @. BURSON, in the nsrish Of
bienylue and State Of Louisiana, VINO bas been
adludged bankrupt on his own Petition: tbat me
payment OF any deo's and delivery 81 am nroperty
belonging 70 such bankrupt, 10 him OF for I'D n 81
and the transfer OF any property by him are forbid
Den q lawi that meeting Of the creditors Of the
or more assignees Of his estate Nil be beld al a
o9rt o. lBsnkTnptey 70 be hs!dsn the of Of w
ehita, before W. j. Q. Baker Register On me mr..
tleth day OF june, A. p. lses At 70 clock A. II.
Per ~ NJ GRADY, Deputy, as MsssenSeFul a.
No.17i-myle len -N4eSI'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Neelee.-The Book OF the Treasurer Of the Cam.
paign Committee of the Radical Republican Party,
containine the names Of all thoss who subscribe
toward the expenses of the Campaign. the amount
Of ne subscriptions received By the COMMITTEES, and
an account Of the expenditure thereof, wiz be at
the headqusres Ne. 81 St. Charles street, and always
open 2 the inspeetion Of subscribers and members
Of the Committees.
Oentiorhen can eni1r their names and leave the
amonnt with NJ. Nuliord the Secretary, in the Alb
seEeo Of the Treasured, Z
X a soUTHWoRTH.
ApA Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
ESTATE OF ERNEST ooMEAux.

UNITED STATES MARsH1I's OFyTcE
=, District of Louisiana !
r,,r,rs re mr., ,, New Orleans, MAJ Isl 1859 {
1hS rs 10 GIVE NOTICE THAI on TfiF
4 fourth day Of May, A. D. 1858 WAR
RAM N II BsAalhkRuPTOY was issued against the
IN the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisians Wh
was adludged bankrupt on his own nett
tom that the payment Of any debts and deIiyeTv
OF any property belonging to such bantrupt
70 hun or for his use, and the transfer al
any property by him, forbidden By law; that
a meeting of the creditors of the said bank.
rupt to prove their debts and 10 choose one or more
assgnees OF his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy to be holden at the Customhouse
pudding. in the city Of New Orleans, louisiana be
Iore z, =. ke lOgg, Register on the twenty-eiEhth
day Of May, A. D. 1893, at O'Clock A. NJ
NJ -, +. j. HEBRON. u. s. Marshal
Nu' '9S-nlyl4 % District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-23
PRoPosALs FOR CrMrNr.

HEADQUARTERS Fourth MILITARY DISTRICT,
Office Of the Chief Quartermaster,
Vicksburg, Miss, May 49, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL,
~ be received by mail at this Office until WEDNES-
DAY, the twenty instant for the delivery
g. Vieks6uIg, Mississippi, on or before the tenth
five hundred 500 barrels Rosendale GEM
rels.
amount required.
Proposals to be subject to the usual conditions
in my previous refreshments for supplies
By order OF tine Quartermaster General, United
States Army. j. G. CHANDLER
my22 St Bvt. Col. and Quartermaster III. s. a.