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FOR RENT.

COR RFNT-A LABGs ZINE THREE sroSf
Ferdnand put in good ORDER has and water
works The Ievee nom Canal st-est run WITHIN
square CT it. and the kanpart street cars within ts
% s masS So month ss ons
Rent Canal sreet) Nos r. "a and rs Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magszine street. .-
CTORE FOR RENT-rHE UPPER PART OF
Bisnve be let from the LIST OF October uexl
Apply to ,. stursenegger, As Old Levee street.
EOR RENT OR sALE-THE Two-sroRY
Brick Building No I'll Julia street. between Carondelet
ees with dwelling above. bitehen chambers
lsrge In the Lot BY $50 For fsrher par
tculss inquire at No Union street. mont once second
foor.
EOR RENT-THAT LARGE ooMuODIOUs AsD
well ventilated house situated on Tivoi Circle PEI seen
sides and abundance OF yard ROOM II Is Wen
suited family. boarding house school, For TERMS etc.
spply TO J. Wire, At this once
NOR RWNT-fHE FOyR-srORY BRICK STORE,
Il No 81 fchoupitoulas street. between roydrs ena "a
isystss streets formerly sesnpeE y an b osm,sss !.
ii No. "a rc6oupitoulss street
EOR RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
well Known United States Hotel opposite the Ponensr
Railroad depot Blysan Fields street bstwesn VIC
and Meresu To enterprsing Keeper tn pop
establishment win be leased for term OF years Apply
IHOR YENT-FAMILIEs AND GEKTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy 'front.' Rooms Win Or
that with sliding doors Parties Wishing 70 mrnsn
their would do wen 10 call o. ~ oana sss@
Liberty ~.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

o~uxo To THE DEATH Of VIM. L.
4 aaRNER WYNN a 90 Is this day
dissolved ShU Rry
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed Ca2artnership under
and syie of GARNER McCARrN, Tor the pnr-
10 ~ carrying on the Wholesale Grocery business At the
Old STA . ~ "~iNe'' W. GEO. q. GARNER
SshA sAee~ g. MCCARTHY.
,opaRTNERsHIP-- UNDERSlGSEp
have formed COpsrtnershP dating nSn suy 1 s
Of Continuing Produce Business heretofore con-
ddncted by MEDD NEWTON y TRD0VVARD
August l, lso5-
p..ipy 10 the above ADVERTISEMENT wonld inform ny
fisr A. that remain with Messrs MBDD bO'AnD, -
iol Pc ydras stree and would respectfully sonc,s
ance Of their fsvOIs ~ W -,
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r OsT-ON TUESDAY. THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
IL instant ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
amount Of Money, number of Receipts and Memoranda,
following described tes which the pubc are eau
toned trading for negotiating viz Three Notes
dated December l. 1867 by T. D. Van Horn 10
order ard by ndored for hundred dollars each and
drawn by Van Born TO her own order and oy nei
indorsed at year amer dat iseJ sna s
Eve hundred thirty dollars note for eight han
bred and thirty three dollars and three and
cents at year after date (sept IL 1867 drawn and IN
dorsed above marked Ne Vsriatur BY W; L. reoie'
Fso one sixty days after date, 9th Eebru-
ary is6) drawn by T. Van Horn to the order o. Au,
outn cashier of New Orleans for one hundred and
ffy doars-a which have been paid but not can
eied The welcome to the money and viii receive an
Additional returning the Diary and Papers TO
IT. D. Van torn % Camp street.
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OsT-ON THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name OF Jen, bsd
sr,a niece cut Of his le and large
white max on When lost be had on aleather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving MN
at 81 Race street.
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TINTED STATES DIsTRScr C9y RE

u District Of Louisiana. In the Matter Of Mihsn
Baker, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No Sa: where's n
William Baker Of the city Of New Orleans, ana DIS
trct aforesaid. duly declar bankrupt under the Aes
Court petition praying for discharge and certincse
thereof from debts and other claims provaoie under
said act; --.-.a
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proSed
their debts ali in interest," that ths iot
dny Of November 1868 10 assigned for the hearing OF
the same then and there attend and snow
canse they have why the prayer OF the SAID pst'h
should not be granted. a. ,a.o
80 oel0 Do K. L0ER, Deputy Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u Dstuct of Louisiana in the Matter OF Heary Won
Phul, Jr bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. Sls Whereas
Henry Won Phnl Jr Of New Orleans and District
aforesaid du'y declared bankrupt under the Act Of
Congress- Of March ID 1867 has this day filed In said
Court petition p,ayiIg Tor . discharge and certificate
thereof rom ali his debts and other claims provabls under
said act; ,.,,
s creditors who have proved their
debts and persons interest," that the IN day
November 1888 IL assigned for the hearing OF the
ssre and they my then and there attend and show
any they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted -,
ga 10 20 K. LOEw, Deputy Clerk.
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ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture on account of Declining Housekeeping
BY CHA0. =. NASH.
AucrIoSxxR-Omcs Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and ferddo streetl
CATURDAY. Sd inst at IL o'elo.k NJ, on
Jackson street, Coliseum street, a. the Residence
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE.
consisting part Of Rosewood Paror Set vocatelle egh-
teen Paintings, Mirrors Etageres Brussels and Ia
pestry CARPETS Cernces, Msnte Ornsments Oh CLOTHS.
shades and Dsmask Curtaus Rosewood and welsas BED
room Sets Dining Room Furniture. sideooarcs, Ex-
tension Table, Chairs, etc. Kitchen Furniture.
Also
l magnificent Book Case. elegant Ros<Sssz Upright
Piano
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u Dtrct Of Louisians-In the matter of Chs Ripnsk
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 80. Whereas, Chs Ripnski
81 the city OF new Orleans District aforesaid du de-
AIRED the Act Of Congress OF March I'd 1907
has this day ned in said Court petition praying LOT ds
charge certificate hereof from all his deots and stner
claims provabs under eaid act;
Notice given all creditors who have proved
their debts all other In interest that the i1t
day November 1868 at ii assigned for the bearing OF
he same then and attend and
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should be granted - ,o.,
Clerks ONCE New Orleans, September g, 1853.
SEQ OclJ 20 n. LOEW, Deputy Oierk.
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u district Of Iousana-In Of Henry Desobry
BANKRUPT In Bankruptcy No. 2s9-Whereas. Henry De
sobry OF the parish berve and District Aforesaid Only
DECLARED Bar krup under Act OF Congress OF March 20
1867 this day ed in said Court petition praying iS
thereof from all his debts and otner
claims poysbe nnder is therefore given 10 all
creditors proved their debts and TO AZ other persons
In interest," the 18th day OF November 1905 a. O'Clock
assigned for the hearing OF the same ana nat ney
then and there attend ard show cause any ne
why the prayer petition should not be granted
seso ocl0 20 K. LOEw. Deputy Clerk
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cHAs. 7. NASH's SALES.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
PARLoR, DINING AND BED ROOM FURNITURE
nv CMA0. r. NASH,
Aucrroxurn-Odacs Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner St. CHARLES and Perddo Streets
ERIDAY, I'd inst, At H o'clock a. A.s
Il ct salesrooms, will be sold
The large assortment Of FURNITURE now on hand, to
close consgnnents consisting Of magnificent Rosewood
and three Mahogany Bedroom Sets several tine Par
or Sets Velvet Carpets Mablstep Bureaus
wahands Center Tables and Sdebosrds and also lot OF
Furniture for account Of q succession
na-TxRns-Cash In q. g. Treasury Votes
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
c,rurET COMMISSIONERS DEPAkr-
- rFNT Room No. Z. City Hsll-New orleans, oe.ooer
- eWere the First District Pound corner
i sssvette and Locust Streets as estrsys-
Eleven GOATS Of different coOrs;
,, ~ not claimed within three days and the expenses
Maid win sold public sncti0n At said rsuna Oh
,1e,ey " october 5,h, 1868. At II o'clock n
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
r.-xs svxxcHII. for Controller.
crurvT COMMIssIONER'e ePAET-
IN aosrn No T. City Hall-rew Orleans, Sept 81,
lsss-Were brought 10 the FIRST Dstre' rOua' e0Aei "
Isfay cite and Locust streets as es'fsys-
Four GOATS Of different colors-
, ,,o. claimed within three days, and the expenses
n.,d viii be public sncton at said Pouna on
fslDAi' o-'I0 lbs rPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
Louis sxSxcBAI- for Controhee.
urvrrr coMuIesIONE R'o UEeART.
- wENT tsoom No Il CITY Hsll-New nriesns eeptemoet
Al brought the Fourth Dstnet Ioana, or
,xsdes strse, beswecn Jackson and Philip sseess' -
e'''" Three GOATS, Of different e0OrA
which no. claimed within three days and TIE
thsreon be public aaction 81 ssao roan' "n
| FRipIf October 1858. al " o'cloca n c-......x
JOSEPH nURPHY, Street comnssone''
! Lsris SENEGAL, for Controller.
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TINITED SITES DIsTKICr CogkT.

TINTED STATES DISTRtCT COUKr-
u District Of Louisiana In the matter OF Knox Higgins
bankrupis In Bankruptcy, No. 2SS Wheress Hugo 3.
Enox and Randall q Higgins individually and members
OF the arm Of Knox Hgg-s, Of New Orleans and District
duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
of CD 3D. 1861 this day fled In said Court petition
Drawing discharge and certificate thereof from all their
5ebts and other claims provsbe under said set
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
the debts all other In interest that the
ssy ~ November 1863 assigned for the hearing
same and that they and attend and show
any they have why The prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted q ,..o .
s.io 10 s0 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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IN KRUPTCY-EsTATE OF MIE Ei. :.
rJaiaetgh indivduslly Msnnhes Of te FIN az
Haiieeh neStrope-unted States hsrshs ,sss oTee.
40 give notice that the 9th day Of August iooo
Wsrsnt in Bankruptcy was Issued against me nsg'
oh IF ST Mary and State Of Louisisns, who was ad
ndgsd BANKRUPT on his petition; that the
shts and delivery Of any property belonging TO sncn
bsnkrupt 10 him for bis use and the transfer on my
nronertv nv him forbidden by law that meeting OF
the creditors the sad banhp TO prove Their asos sn
hooss or more Of his estate VIII pc ne
s1s@s R.-h.-ras haiA- "a tina uAtofn hpn5e
Z; Pkin Register on the 10th day Of November, 4 D.
1868 at 10 O'Clock A n. r urppov
No 952 ..,.,, Z; - 70 y s,,ss.ra
aus nol4 y. StMasna, Dls,rlce oI tou.e.~e,
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PHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEhs
1 % ST. CHARLES STREET.

~u ~.s.-.,, mat Walnut and Plain Cofhrs
1900 poSss Embs,msd ana carefully shipped.
Fapsrss satssdsd 70 person. and he hopes By ssA
Ia, "a obtain shsrs Of public psxonaee
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limited sTATEs IIsTRICT COZ I RT@
~ District of iousans-in the matter OF Sosepn
yfaRl0t mhffSnB % Nc 81 Mnerss ss
dny declared bankrupt the Act Of Congress OF March
2d 1851 has this day filed in said court petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof from AL his deots ana
other claims provsble under said act;
Notice therefore all creditors who have proved
their debts and 10 ali persons interest," that tue 18th
day of November 1868 II assigned for the hearing
OF and there attend and show
they have why the prayer OF the said petition
Clerks once New orleans, September @, 1868.
SEQ cello 20 X. LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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u District Of Loaisians-In ssnkruptcy-No 2sIn tne
matter Of Jas Person and Moss Clark indiydnsy ana
whereas las J. Person and Moses Clark, nq,vou-
ally and members o. the urn Of j. =. a ae,soS
10 Of New Orleans district aforesaid dec area
BANKRUPT under he act Congress Of rsh 1901 have TINS
day ed In said court petition psssns o obsr ss proS.
certificate thereof from al tnen eeos' INV Wv"
able under said act =, -.a,,o~. ,ho have ursvei
Ssts and 10 ali in interest," tnI us
Ssy ~ November 1868 at II assigned iol 'no and
and that they may then and there aeno ana
show cause IL any they have, why the prayer u 'e
'i. cIs,s s Dsce New orleans, Sent II lses rux
Ct s5 % ~ 49, wv K. LOEW, Deputy Cierk.
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r,l REMOVALS.
nEMOvA AsEY Co, HAVE
II No 81 Tchouponlas street. between foydfas
and Lafayette. -
New Orleans October ], 1853
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BASsETrr AUCTION:
IL ave from No "a Caronoeit street anu
have opened n Office ct No. l64 COMMON STREET.
REMOvAL...... ..''.....''.' ''''''iN -
H. wHEEL0CK CO.
Have removed their Old Stand No. od Levee Street,
TO the
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND LAFAYETTE.
UY0
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IN BAN KRUPTCY-ESrArE OF y. CAsfAh,
indiyidsslly and as member OF the arm OF Caspsr
United States Msrhsls onee, District OF Louisiana
New Orleans Sept sb 1865 This Is 70 give notice 'ns. En-
the 7th d,y Of September, d. 1868 Warant IN BANK
ruptcy against the estate e G. o. New 0
esns In the and State OF Loussna VINO
was adiudeed bankrupt his petition that the pay
ment Of any delivery Of any property belonging
ch hankot 70 him bis and the OF any
property BY him. forbidden by law that meeting Of the
red os OF the said bankrupt TO their deots and 70
or more assignees OF his etate will be red at
Court OF skruptyo holden at the Custom House Build
In in the city New Orleans, Louisiana, before j.
Phkn Register the 18th day Of November, D. iooo
at 10 o'clock A. a, rvppov
No. COS -, r; .; nEn ;,.,.
SO novi8 u. y. Marsnsi. Districs " houis'ene
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master masons yesterday afternoon and OF the brick
layers last night. The attempt at compromise has
failed, and both sides are determined to remain
firm. In view Of this the brcklayers resolved to
form Cooperative Building Company, with capt.
tai OF $4,000.
fire destroyed the building Nos. ~ and A, on
Greene street. partly occupied by D. Appleton
Co., book publishers; the Metallic Keg Com
pany and other firms, early yesterday morning
The loss is estimated at s12s,0oo.
The building No. Is Fulton street, Brooklyn, was
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, involving q
loss OF $4,000
The government laborers at Rock Island ILL.,, have
struck for higher wages In opposition to the de-
cison OF Secretary Schodeld in reference to the eight
hour law.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Judge Barnard
sitting In Chambers, Administered to Mr.. Patrick H.
Jones the oath of office his appointment to the
post Of Register left vacant by the death OF General
Charles C. Halpine. The new incumbent will Ill
the office to which he has been appointed by Cover.
nor Fenton till January l, 1862
The steamship Flag, Captain Baxter, will leave
leave pier 20 North river, at three p. NJ to-day for
Mobile via Fernandina and Florida Railroad.
The sidewheel steamship James Adger, Captain
Lockwood, will sail from pier No. North river at
three P. NJ to-day, for Charleston.
The steamer Cleopatra Captain Phillips will leave
pier 16 East river, at three p NJ to-day for Savan-
nah.
The stock market, including governments, was
weak and unsettled yesterday Gold closed at 146&
q 146%,
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would shed food of light on the intimate
relations of Greeley and Morgan and the rest
with their protsgs Callicott and his friends. A
good service would thus be rendered to the
republican party as well as to the public, for
there would necessarily ensue q publication
and reorganization of the administration Of the
internal revenue system. Nor would these
disclosures be less beneficial, so far as the
democratic party is concerned; for Callicott
was initiated in the secrets Of that party as well
as those of the opposite party, and he must
have drawn upon both democratic and
radical sources for the means which enabled
him to live in one of the most elegantly fur
nished houses in Brooklyn, to dress in the
most fashionable style, and to make display
of diamond rings and breastpins which none
but 'gay CHANDELIERS" could emulate. Doubtless
he could "a tale unfold" with reference to the
''wheels within wheels" of the machinery Of
both the republican and the democratic party
that would supply interesting and important
material for a new chapter in our political
history; and the moral of his story might
suffice to check the food of corruption which
threatens to submerge all parties alike. In
the hope that his revelations may effect a
public and national good, we must repeat our
recommendation that the President take into
serious consideration the petition in his behalf
and grant it on the condition which we have
Indicated
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TIE CAMPAIGN In NEW JERSEY.

Democratic Ratification Meeting in Hudson
City-Grand Procession.
One Of the most spirited and enthusiastic gather
ings Witnessed In New Jersey since the opening OF
the campaign assembled at Rommet Leicht's,
Hudson City, last evening. All the ward clubs OF the
city turned out with torchlights and formed an Inn
posing procession About halfpast eight O'Clock the
meeting was opened by the appointment Of Mayor
Van Repen as chairman. Several prominent demo-
Gratis occupied seats on the PLATFORM among whom
were b. Mentally, F. b. wolbert, Leon Abbett Captain
Bryce, c. II. Winfield and John Robinson, Of Hoboken.
Mayor VAN REIPEN (as soon as order was restoredl
made few remarks before introducing the speakers
OF the evening He said they had assembled to give
their support to the men who were to redeem the
country from ruin and disgrace and to prevent the
nation from drifting into bankruptcy To defeat the
radical coterie and restore confidence IN the govern
mcnt Of the country they holsted on their banners
meant to win Union was the one thing necessary
union between all men, North and South. lie
would not detain them further, but introduce to
Mr.. WINFIELD, who. on coming forward was re-
scathing invective against the pretentions and
usurpations OF the radical Congress, quoting
1dss States Of were o Pc
presentation ut the nations capital as soon Is the
sword was sheaihed and law had resumed It's sway.
the previous evening at Lafayette, which was, he
said, composed mainly OF ladies'.
Mr. LEON ALBEIT followed in powerful speech,
which seemed to raise the enthusiasm OF the assem-
bly, to the boiling point. lie charged the radicals
with the oppression OF millions OF their countrymen
which has made the country byword among
nations. The democratic party should never relax
their efforts TIL every inch Of American soil once
more free--till the constitutional rights Of every
citizen from Maine to Texas be re-estabished, and
till the letters imposed on their brethren Of the
south shall be struck or He promised them that
New Jersey will do her duty this fall by rolling up
such majority for Seymour and Blair as Will sweep
radicasm forever from their borders. Immense
cheering.)
General Wright also delivered o stirring speech.
The hail being insufficient to accommodate the large
assemblage another platform was improvsed on the
lower door, where speeches were delivered in Ger
man. The display OF fireworks on the outer balcony
overhanging the slope Of the hill, added to the
artistic grouping OF the Chinese lanterns, combined
to render the scene brilliant and soulsrring and to
fire the enthusiasm OF the multitude. The meeting
did not dispense Till late hour, when vote OF
thanks was passed to Mayor Van Reipen. squad
OF police under Colonel Robinson was posted In the
vicinity Of the platform to preserve order.
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We learn from Washington that an applica-
names, the names of honorable men--"all hon
orablc men"--has been presented to the Presi-
dent in favor of the pardon of Callicott, En-
right and Allen. No doubt the list of signers
to this petition Includes the names of Greeley
and Morgan aud Tlton and other ''emnent per-
sons who have an interest in the welfare, past,
present and future, of Callcott and his asso-
ciates. We hope that the President will take
into serious consideration this petition-nay,
that he viii grant il, but upon one condition;
and the condition Is that Callicott, as the
mouthpece of his fellow sufferers, and as well
qualified by his experience as newspaper
man TO give readable and entertaining report
of the entire history of the case, shall turn, as
it were, ''5tatc's evidence" and make clean
breast of all the secret motives and transactions
that led, first, to the political tergiversations
resulting in his selling out as a democratic
delegate to the republican party so as to secure
the election Of republican Speaker of the
State Assembly and his own subsequent cleo
ton as Speaker; and secondly, in the whiskey
stealings which brought radicalism and the
Plymouth church to grief and him 10 the Peni-
Tertiary. Let him tell the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
and we shall know just what share all
bis highly respectable friends have both In the
responsibility and the profits attached to these
operations. A full disclosure Of The facts
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ARMY BULLETIN.
Changes in the puartormaster Generals De-
purtmcnt.

Changes i'm the QuarfoTmRster Generals De.
purtmcnt.
BY direction OF the Secretary or War, upon the
recommendation OF the Cuartermaster General, the
following changes IN the duties and stations of
officers of the Quartermasters Department are
made:-
Brevet Brigadier General Rufus Saxton win re-
port In person, without delay, TO the Commanding
General OF the Department OF the south for assign.
ment TO duty as Chief Quarermaster OF that depart
ment.
The following named officers will report nv letter
to the Commanding General and Chief OF the Quar-
ternasters Department OF the South for orrers:-
Brevet Major George H. Alden. Assistant Quarter
master at savannah and Captain A. Barrett, Mill
tlry St0rekeeper, Of Charleston.
The Quariermaster's Department at Savannah and
Charleston will be consolidated at either point, as
the Commanding General OF the Department OF the
South may think advisable.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Reynoids Assist
ant Quartermaster, will report to the Commanding
General and the chief Quarermaster OF the Military
DIVISION OF Missouri Tor ass gnment TO duty. = -.
Brevet Brigader General q. II. Tompkins, deputy
Quarlernaster VIII report to the Commanding zen
erai OF the department OF Louisiana Tor duty as cnc
quartermaster OF that department. Brevet Coonei
h y Batcheldor, Quartefmaster. will remain on uu
at New Orleans La IN charge OF The Quartermaster
department ID that city, and in addition tnerVto'
VIII relieve Captain lioyt, Assistant
OF his present duties. Captain Hoyt WIN Iepoiy 10
the Commanding General OF the Fnth Military Dis
trlct lot assignment TO duty. - .... -
Brevet Brigader General Morris ;. Miller, deputy
Quarernaster General, is relieved from duty ~ inc
uuartermascr Generll's ONCE In thus city, aud wnl
report In person. without delay, 70 the Oomnanu,hg
General OF the Fifth Military District Tor ossgnment
To- duty az Chief Quartermaster OF thet district
The following ottcers will remain on duty in the
Fifth Military observation-disclosures Brigadier General J.
f. Potter Quarternaster; Drevet Lieutenant Colonel
j. G. q. Lee, Assistant QuarlermasteT 1ap.an ~ ".
Wainwright, Assistant Quartermaster, and CaPsain
V. P. Van Antwerp. Military StorekeepeT