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MEMORIAL CEIHnEA

IMMORAL CEEBEATIovs AND ROPE
WALKIsG--AmoRg the features OF the two
days memorial celebration. At Manassas, 70
Come of tomorrow sud next day, there are,
according 70 an Announcement in the Aley
andria G0setts,) "a grand tournament, &c be
followed by dinner" "a discussion CT tns
political affairs OF the country" and the
walking rope two hundred tee; Ion :, at An
elevation of forty feet from tn ground" by
hr. L. TIllet We have fault to ind with
those who have chosen these methods of ex-
pressing their grateful remembrance of the
soldiers who fell IN the "lost causer-iet thsm
celebrate as they think proper-out the DOT
tons OF the programme We have quoted are
not calculated, IL seems 10 rs, to add materially
u the solemnIiy OF such an occasion. For .he
satng and drinking, perhaps, cedents may
be cited in ancient and mod -rn timas-from
the funeral felsts OF old to the Irish wakes
OF our day - but how far the gorgiug of
The living tsnds To keep green the memory of
the dead Is question open to debate
But queerer and less elcusa5ie than the dinner
are the tournament and rope-walking WHAT
connection there may be bet Ween the ex plots
OF those who laid down their lives IN a cause
they believed TO b. Just, and the evoIutions of
MIR L. Tillet" on rope forty teet from the
ground" 1t passes our comprehension to per-
ceive. The same remark applies to the "poking
Nsticks through a ring" otherwise a tourna-
nent. That the Southern people should desire to
THY their appreciation and grateful re mem
brance OF the yalor of their friends and brothers
who vainly perIshed on the field of battle is not
nnnaturali but the sober sadness OF the csre-
monies on such occasions should not only lift
them far above the mire of politics, but Danish
tournaments, Tope-walking an all similar ex-
hibIucns To scenes and Is socialions where uch
tom-fOolery would not Or 50 entirely ouG OF
place.
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A PROCLAMATION

BY tie President # tie United States Of Auevtea.
whereas by an act OF Congress entitled Gan
act to admit the States of North Carolina.
South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, AIabama a,
ana Florida TO representation in Congress ~
passed on the twenty fifth day of June, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.ei ght it Is
declared that 1t is made the duty Of the Presi-
dent, within ten days after receiving official
information of the ratification by the IegisIa.
ture OF either of said States of a proposed
amendment to the Constitution, known as arti.
Gle fourteen, to issue proclamation announc-
ing that fact;
AND whereas paper was received al tb ,
department of State on the seventeenth day .
July, one thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
eigt', which paper, bearing dste OF the ninth
DAY OF July, one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty -eisht, purpOrts 10 be a resolution OF the
Senate and House of Repr. sentatiyes of the
State of Louisiana in Genefal Assembly con-
vened, ratlfyfng The c.:oresaid amendment, and
IS attested by tie signature of George E. Boree.
as Secretary # State, under a seal pnrportin
To be The seal Of the State of Louisiana;
Now, therefore. be il known that L. Andrew
johnson. President of the United States OF
America, 81 compliance with and execution of
TIE act OF Congress before mentioned, do issue
This. my proclamation, an nouncing the fact of
the ratification of the said amendment by the
Legislature of the State of Louisiana In the
manner heTeinbefore set forth
In testimony whereof / have signed these
presents with my nand, and have caused the
seal Of the United States to be hereto affixed.
hone At the city OF Washington, this eigh-
teenth day Of July. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
lsRALI and sixty eight and of the indepen-
dence of the United States OF Ameri-
ca, the ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON
BY the President:
WIN. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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MT. Trumbull. OF Illinois, has introduced
into the United States senate 8 bill concerning
the rights OF marned women. which gives th-In
everything tha, the law can give the-c, except
the privilege VI voting. ltproyidrs thst every
married woman shall hold. enjoy, con vsy. de-
wise. and bsqueath h-r property, make con-
tracts, and sue and De- sued in all matters r.
ldtIng 70 her property, precisely - IL she We're
single. There Is NO reason why tie bill should
not pass. Just such law has been IN force IL
I-ance for half century, and one nearly a.
liberal IN the STATE OF New York TO- twenty
years, without doing any mischief, but. On the
contrary, q great deal of good.
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TIE rEUE FoRs OF A NATIONAL DIET
One feature IN the prOpss--. pending bill seems
10 meet with favor Is 'sdica.ing I2s tru. form
ior NATIONAL dsbt. II provif s that the nex
b. ds shall be :. redeenabie in coin AZ the
Pleasure Of the Inited States after forty years"
Ii does NOT provide that they shall ever be due
and payable. Were the bonds iss ued, there
fore, they would ultIr.teiy be Of the same ma
ture with the consolidated debt OF England Or
- France, clan against the Governments for
a csEtaln aIAuity which could never bsc4,ne
claim Ior the principal sum, ana which
could BE- reduced whenever the rate OF interest
1aIls.
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HOES PAINTING PRESS PATBST.-Fhe SIN
ate Committee on Patents has had up the ouer-
ZION of extending the patent on Hoes rotary
press Mr.. Hoe, the in ventor, appeared befo-.
them with printed argument, endorsed by
nearly all who use the presses in ths Uni Led
STATES The Committee, sitter full cor si6era-
lion. declined TO recommend its extension, aud
viii report the Ease % ne Senate for their
acton, without any expression of the Com
mittee. The newspaper men generally would
b. well satisfied we believe, to have this I1eri-
tOrious Inventor succeed IN getting an eKLsn-
sion there is no danger that publ brn-fac-
Tors of The Hoe Class will ever be oyerpald Tor
their services.
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GENERAL ScHEsCK.-The paragraph recent
~ published, stating that the Hon. John A.
bingham, OF Ohio, has served in the HOUSE
Longer than any member from that State. Is
incorrect General Schenck Is now serving
out his sereRh term He was in Congress from
1-43 70 1851, and DOW from is6j to Is5J. He will
b. nominated by aeclsmatiOn the eighth tine
rhtS wear
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DoS'T DO rT.-Ionr advertise it's bad plan
1t will call attention TO your place OF business.
and it IS much better tor peopIs who wish -
trade with you TO hunt you mp. 1t gives your
customers exercise and makes them healthy
Besides, If you advertise somebody VIII buy
your goods, and then you will have u get
more, and II Will D. bother TO you. IL you
hsve properly 70 sell by suction OF private
sale, don't advertise IL, or the crowd OF pur-
chasers might dirty the door step or soil your
carpet.
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A WORE or TIME.-Mr. Hendricks said in
The Senate the other day. that he had Intended
10 show the Democratic platform was SO plain,
distinct and direct, that nobody could misun
derstand its meaning; "but. sir" he continued
at sOuid likely take NOR tsze haa Idm able 70
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OwSKRs.-We
call the attention of property owners to the
notice Of Mayor Bowen. in .aaother coluAn.
warning them against payment = contractors
ard other unauthorized persons a amounts Of
assessments for street improvenasnts, which
in some instances have been conden ned;y also'
warning the parties making or ao1emptine to
make such collections. al specs taxes rnust
be paid al the office of the City Collector, and
any other payment will no, relieve the prop
erty from the assessment
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The President has issued two procIamations
" HIGH Will be found in another column, an.
nouncing the ratification OF the fourteenth
amendment TO the Constitution of the United
States by the Legislatures OF South Carolina
and Louisiana
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They must have funny ideas OF what consd-
tntes good health out IN Tenaessee. A Nash
Vile dispatch reports Hon. John Bell as par
TALLY paralyzed and in fair health,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

From French q Richardson we have Godey,
Lod,'s Book for August, and HdEpers' Basay for
August 4. From J. Shillington we have Goiey's
Lody's Book and FraSk Les,e's Magazine for
August.
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TEE HOUSE FUNDING BLL.-This BILL as
PISS Ell upon by the Committee of the Whole IN
the House. ON Saturday, authorizes the Secre-
taiy or the Treasury to issue coupon or regis
ter.d bonds OF the United states in such form
as he may prescribe, and o, denominations of
So or some multiple of that sum, redeema-
bic IN coin at the pleasure of the United States
after forty years, and bearing interest. PAYABLE
semi -annually IN com, at the rate of three and
siHty-ftve hundredIhs per cent per annum,
which said bonds end the interest thereon, and
the income therefrom, shall be exempt from
the payment OF all taxes or duties TO the United
States, as we'll as from taxation in any form by
or under State, municipal or local authority,
and the said bonds ana the proceeds thereof
snail be exclusively used tor the redemptlou
OF, or exchange for, an equal amount of any of
the present interest bearing debt of the United
States, other than the three per oentum certifi.
cafes, and debts past due or maturins before
the end OF the present fiscal year, and NAV be
Issued to an amount, in the aggregate, sufficient
to cover the principal OF all outstanding or ex-
listing obligations as limited herein, and no more
There is appropriated out or the duties derived
from imported goods the sum of one hundred
and thirteen millions Of dollars annually,
which sum, during each fiscal year, sh ali be
applied 10 the payment of the interest and to
the reduction OF the principal of the public
debt. From and after the passage OF this act
no percentage, deduction, commission or COM
pensaflon of any amount or kind shall be al.
lowed 10 any person for the sale or neg citation
or exchange OF any bonds or securities OF the
United States or of any coin or bullion disposed
OF al the Treasury Department or eIsswhere on
account OF the United States. After the pas-
sage of this act all exchanges. purchases or
sales of bonds of the United States shall be-
made by inviting competition OF the public, by
advertising for proposals for auy such ex-
changes, sales or purchases; which shall be
awarded to the best bidder or bidders,
the Secretary of the Treasury reserving
The right to reject any such bids should
he deem II to the public interest to do So
Hereafter the tax ON any income arising from
the bonds and other interest bearing securities
OF the United States, other than those author.
lied by the first section of the act, PAYABLE TO
any prison, State, municipality, body polite,
or corporate company, or society, W neither cor
pora'e or not corporate, ont OF the Treasury OF
the United States, shall be assessed and COL
lected by the Treasurer, or other disbursing Of
Ecers OF the United States charged with paving
any interest upon the debt of the United States.
IN the same currency in which SAID interest is
paid. and such collection shall be made by de-
ductton OF the amount OF the tax from the cou.
pons or interest due at the time of paym of
such interest.
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H. W. Richardson. tor some time editor :
m chief OF the Portland Press. has dissolved
mas connection with thss paper" that 10 to say,
he hss leo a..
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The LOUISIANA LEGIsLATvRE.-In the
LOUISIANA Legislature, Saturday, a bill was
read 20 establish parish cons sabulary force to
consist of not ISSs than twe,ty, nor more than
ons hundred, for each parish, the msmbers and
osucers OF which are required 20 take the tsstA
Con.t tutiOa of the United States In the
House the Com mitlee of Elections reported tn At
the member electedfrom he Soto parish, who
II white Democrat, Is ineligible. The Hou se
Grated his competitor, who is a colored Radical.
BY a strict party vote-5O against &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

The House with ITS recent accessions from
the reconstructed States, now number 900
members, requiring 100 to make quorum to
do In siness
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The Republican Convention of the Si1tn
Iowa Dis trict, nominated Chas. Po-rerny, of
Webster county, for Congress ou u,i venty-
seventh ballot. A. ". AuhsAra4 . rsssst rep
ressntative, declined rsa3ulnAtior
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Mrs. lincoln passed through Pittsburg,
I1ursoay en- route for Europe, to 60 with Rev.
erdy johnson from Baltimore.
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S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CoRSsR or E,NRrEENTh AsD PsyysyLvA.
VIA AVENUE. WASHINGTON, ID @. july o,
lsB.-At aIegular meeting OF the Board of Trus-
tees held THIS DA ssmi- snlual Divide1d Of
~ per cent. was declared, a-id will be paid or
credited ~ epesit to all Aepos tors whose money
has remained In bank six months. The Board also
deposit: six months before IL shall begin TO draw
INTEREST to Tour mouths. The assets Of the COM
pay are now 31G Gal 90. Now Is the time 60 de-
posit, as all msneys lett with as before the 10Th
Instant begin TO draw interest at once.
Wh-lf ID. EATON. Actuary
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Governor SsymoS-I thinking about going
to the Rocky H-untainst Join Grant, CoIfax.
and Biai make u2 the qusrtette.
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DEATH OF Mrs. GEN. HOOKER.-Our citizens
learned yesterd3y with extreme regret of the
death of Mrs. Olivia Hooker, wife OF Major
General Joseph T. Hooker. She was the sister
OF Hon. VIM. ). Groes beck, and was one of tae
moss brilliant women of the country. Her ac-
Quaintance was very extensive, not only
through the United States, but also in Europe,
and her Accomplishments and genus were uni
versally recognized. Mrs. Hooker had been for
some time IN iD-health, but her death, though
not unexpected. causes no less severe a pang
TO her large circle OF friends. The deepest
sympatniss Of the whole city will be extend sd
10 the relatives In their great bereavel ent.-
CtactAa1ti GGsette, Jtls lSA.
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Judg Leftingweii, of Lyons, Is the Demo-
GRAFT: candidate for Congress in the Third Iowa
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THBCR0Ps.-Cablet kilograms report that the
yield of wheat in the United Kingdom exceeds
the annual average. The effects OF the drought
are most disastrous To the crops la parts of
canada. In this country the yield IS above
the average. The wheat crop Is finished IA
nearly all parts of Indiana, and Is decidedly
the best they have had for long time Cora,
TOO, promises sn exceedingly heavy yield In
ILLINOIS, the yield Is very heavy, hut the beat is
so Intense that all sorts of WORK has bee sus.
pended Farmers Offering from i've to
seven dollars for harvest E=nds, but can get
none Al any pIice. Dispatches from different
parts of Iowa and Wisconsin represent the
crops to be in q very favorable condition
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n~mGyORS OFFICE, CITY ~,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. ,Juty u lgS2

o3 wAsHINaroS, u. c ,Juiy u. 1881
TO TAX PAYERs.
Information having been received at TIL = Office
% the effect that CONTRACT. and others a re col
!ectins, OF attempting collect, from property
proyements which In SOME instances have BEEN
oondemned , The following extra from the C5rpo-
sd Tor the Information of whom il nsy concern, TO
"sec H. Tia, from ard .s,a, ,,o
sage Of this art il shall be lawful for any person
or persons 20 collect such Sps,iaf tn res, other
All persons are hereby warned sesinst paying or
ree-lsIog any monies on account OF ANY street i'm
tie office of tie City Collector p.'' a.
Any other psyms at will not relieve the property
a 100: IEep 4 Chroni Mayor.
TwAsHINGTON. D. C.,
Al a meeting of the member, ~ ,hs aryp'6a
BAPTIST CHUBCH, hello ON the ITth Instant
ne foilOwing resolutions were unanimously
=, E,sOirsd. That We tender our since,e thanks to
the public OF the District Of Columbus for their
KIND patronage and unprecedented good order
curing our late excursion 10 Frsdericksburs, Vir.
tsoOn to take place shat. be stiii better sIrsnsap
for tbs pleasure Of all.
the citizens Of PreericksSurs yrsnis in1 tssie
kind and hospitable reception ami uutiring eForts
20 p.ss every one spend their tims pleasantly and
E.scivsd: That We shall ever look back to our
teuded 20 rs by the citizens a. 8 bright spot in
hsSOtBs fHrfdsT, Tnat no one eN press ha
delightful sentiments that filled our grateful
hearts; the mighty change, the progress OF our
people, the bri ghteDing prospects. are too much
for The tongue TO express 20 any but those that feS
70, themselves on "a At pleasant occasion.
Rs GT d S Of s iii
tween 18th AID l7th streets. Washington D. 81
EDWARD BROOK, President
CoNNlTTEE.
Henry ID. PsytsR, I'M. Wilson,
Robert walters, samuel u Hunter
Joseph III. j - ksoD, James II. Payne.
JOHN M. WASHINGTON
IL Sec'y OF the Committee OF Arrangements
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SHIRTs MADE TO ORDER,
AND WARRANTED TO FIT.
WALL. ROBINSON q CO.,
e1s- aga PENNsYL WANNA AVENUE.
A CERTAIN ouRI soR ovsR-pRukue.
boofoR voH KURRp ASrI-NlnRr.r,
AND PR0PHYLAOfIO iXfRACr

Attention q called 10 this invslusbss rsueav 4,
60 O Over tndalgcnse In sttlulants end nsrvoS
arstion, sad - ben !ssd 81 tie discevsssr h ~
1nvess lrecoce Tor The pest eleven year. "a r
eonnosece taes e Iss1n VII b epDrscSated; -
oloacy. Give it . thai
Z. Tor sals ~ I'll dr19esss. end q Issu he. n.
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"A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
The heated term now on us having caused some
alarm among our citizens - 10 being able to pro-
cure constant supply Of
GOOD, PUBE ICE,
The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg leave
70 inform the citizens Of WASHiNGTON and
GEORGETOWN that they have an
INBXHAUsTIBLE SUPPLY OF PURE ICE
On band, and are prepared to furnish ali CON.
SUMEke who may desire the same At their
REGULAR AND PERMANENT RATES.
Those who cannot be supplied BY the WAGONS,
LARGE CONSUMERS,
Are requested to send for the same TO the
COMPANyy CENTRAL OFFICE.
No. oil Louisiana ave.;to
j. MORAN co.'s DEPOT.
Mas. ave., bet. 9th and 1th Al or A. tina
COMPANYs WHARF,
Foot OF 18th street.
Jas. l.. BARBOUR. prssident.
jOBH y. OALLAH. Secretary. ivUS
b0UaIls DIaLIsB.
Il en- prepared 10 ssllstAsss gandlss b. the Do
cents pound OF four Csadles, delivscsd.
d. ". BUROHBLL.
sB Vooec 86bllt House.
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Isses osadies-ef hrst s.siity-l vtli ssu q Nee
'0'a Wholesale prices # ist.s BE- s sss sss;
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLEASON a GLENN'S
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD.
G, or with
G. sToRks CO, corner 18th aud v, Wash
L. IuCHIs CO, corner 7th and y. Washington:
. ). BoGUk, corner Bridge and High. Georse-
boNn Jyl66ms
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The City Terminus is nxed at the Head Lafayette street,
where within few yards Of the Steamboat Barge Land
ngs and IN the immediate vicinity all Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has srect.d
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at isas, ten
thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely AZ
possible, the Trains viii follows halting at Canal
street, at French Market at Old Passenger Depos and at
Claiborne street:
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CONsTABIE's SALES.

E. G. HOLMES AND @. W. ROBINSON VS.. PSrER
Young-No. $40
Nv NIRTUE OF consent OF psrfi.&.
~ vii proceed sell at At my warehouse No Isl oupi
ttulss street. sATUROs Sent ~ 1894 AZ " az a.
One lot Of CIGARS
One lot Of FURNlTURE. i
Seized In the above suit
81 TERns-Ossh In u. a. Treasury Notes
A A PLATrSMIER Copts.ble
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4MUsENIENTs.

4MUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIO-sr CHARLES ST.
sfALpiNG BTDwELL. PrOpristOrs and Managers.
During the Summer Academy has been entirely
rsdeeors'ed the stage enlarged new scenery and new cur
an with greater facilities for ingress and .gr,ss v.pta
n0n etc, making 1t the most complete rhsste in The
fhE AMUSEMENT SEASON WILL COMMENCE
Tuesday, September Q. 1865,
with
EMERSON, ALLEN MANNING,S
great Combination Of Ethiopian COMEDIAN.
Embracing Stars in branch Of Knstresy selected
with great care, especially for this Southern tour.
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FOR RENT.

Fox RENT-THAT LARGE ooMxoDIoUs As
Delord and ST. Charles formerly NayadesJ Streets HaynS
openings on All sides and abundance yard room IL Is
eed or family, boarding house school, For terms etc
apply toS. g Wire, at this oshce
FOR LEAsE-MONrGoMERy WAREHOUSES;.
among the largest and thoroughly built varehou
in this CITY, situated square bounded hy Jns 81 JossDh
luton and New Levee Streets will be leased for one year
oelng painted and renovated. Possession
ven on the lst OF OCTOBER next Apply Gibson
Attorneys, Csrondelet street.
FOR RENT-FRoN OCTOBER lsr Isss-.
large and eommodlous Brick Residence situate at the
corner OF Magazine and Second streets Fourth District in
Communications Rent reasonable Apply AZ 20 Pstes strast
between Gust mhouse and Bisnvile
FOR RENT-THE LARGE AND WELL vENTrI-
sted threestoy dwelling 3si Magazine strst h.
tween krato and Gaiennie undergoing repa Ia oed
rpon moderate terms FOR further particulars apply TO s.
THichel, las Gravsr street ~ -
FOR RENT-FoR THE sUMMER-A COMFORT.
the Fourth District convenient the and Annun
citation streets To reliable careful tsnsnt the rent
large with number Of bearing fruit trees therein Tor nr
iher particulars inquire at % Camp street.
EOR RFNT-THE FOUR-sfORY BRICK STORE.
No % Ichoupitculas street. between Pogdras and Ia,
lsyette Streets formerly occupied s. d Moodv s. 20
~ Ne CT gwen ediHtey Inquire the premises or
EOR RENT Or LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
train Railroad depot kysan Fields street. between Vic
.Gy sno Moesn streets 10 an enterpsng Keeper pop
20 Z: z. Girardey Co, II Exchange Piscs. -'''
EOR KENT-FAMILIEs AND eEgTIENFNoIs
pc accommodated with large airy front Rooms with or
without board Also day bosrde large front rooms
would do wei % es .. Ssn .sSns 70 furnish
Liberty. 'e' 0''he'"
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OFFICIAL.
'AKD OF CoMMIssIoxEns
or rHK-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

or NE
CONSOLIDATED DrRr M rrw op,
AAIl' n'0A no. Il
N,v or,.sp. la,, s.n..,.h ,s.s
-
diana ,p,itled "a a., a. ..., ar o.. Ioa'
proc.,s loan AZ roon.- a. -. a.. -. ,'s,,s, '' "
PROVED s.n..,nh., s,h 1sse % ~
DOLL Ans IeI ooo oooS go -.. !, ~
Ordinsno. AZ Az. ca.,.on S.r--n ~ ,d,s u
llfh ssptsub<, ,sSe "' N'' '''~ 'pp'''sa
SEALED PRoPos.rs -
until the lOsh dsv q, ocro.r =. se0e'so sos onlse
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STORAG R In BOND.
U. s. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4,
Corner Peters and Cont Streets.

The IMPORTERS BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
receive storage low rates. Merchandise of all kind I'm
their a No FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS.
Parties storing IN these Warehouses PARTICIPATE IN
The PROFITS Of the Company See tariff which can be
had on application at the Warehouse
HENRY TREMoULET
President pro tenn