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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25
4 acres,

adjoining the Public Landing at Leon
town, bound by Brittor's Bay on the
South, the Public Road on the Yves. and
the lands OF said Key on the North and
East
Thi. property is improved by...a sub
.tantial
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25
Order Of Publication

George Forbes
Thomas J. Franklin, J. Harris
Franklin, Benz. &. Harris,
Bernard l.. Hayden, Francis
Neale, Benz. e.. Harris, Bal
more, VIM. A. Padgett.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25
Boarding House.

may IS. 1855 It'd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

June /, 1868 -3w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-25

June IS, lS6S-tw.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
ENn THR anapRNeE.

I'M IhE SU5fENSbs
What is now more needed than anything
else in Louisiana is to end the long sus-
pense by completing the process of recon-
struction, and starting the readmitted, and,
we hope ere long to say rejuTenated State,
upon new career Of prosperity and glory.
Until this is done uncertainty will rest
upon all our affairs. Capital will remain
timid, the plowwIll stand in the furrow,
the ravages of war will not be repaired;
new enterprises will not be entered upon.
Not ten days ago a Western gentleman
who is now investing several hundred
thousand dollars in New Orleans in an i'm
portant enterprise that is bound almost to
revoluHonize one branch Of trade, said to
US: "Were itnow the autumn Of the year,
and were Louisiana admitted into the
Union, the st. Charles hotel would not hold
the Western capitalists seeking Investments
in this State. You have no idea Of what is
10 take place here in few months If recon
struction can be speedily completed
And what now stands In the way2 The
election has been held; the constitution
has been accepted !; members to Congress
have been elected the State officers have
been chosen and we know that both par
ties are really DESTROYS that the civil and
executive officers should be installed and
the General Assembly meet a. soon as
practicable. It long ego became an axiom
that the best gOvernment is that which Il
best administered" Experience shows
that men VII thrive under almost any form
Of government 90 long as there Is certain
degree Of stability aud Of protection q
vested rights. Fixednels Of purpose, q
settled and stable policy Ii accordance viii
Republican principles, viii do wonders for
he encouragement Of capital and labor in
Leulsiana. Nothing could Be more aIs.
ecaEaging 70 enterprise and Industry sbsn
the uncertainty Of shs last lew years. Re.
Hase this ana the native eaarry a.s nla..
- Of cur people ViIl sooa rroasos ,usr.
Yepa results, Such q shlng rarely 49,.
gsAA MT tAls Stats h now almost perssl.
J ing irep want Of Iagillallon. Every .iru-
y 2 olass4aE. We have neither civil No
nailiaafy se1Nnnahk The laws, nanv !
which are nge eEats 4 MT obaolsts, nInu
pemade % eolrm 70 tie new order )
thlngs. Ard VI hns q done. when IN
sead people e - slais shall begin :.
sss, % they csfiaiaig va, sho COED frult
q 5patice end eunal rlshla. ana rssa lsv
kepsstly aaa lalth1uilg aaniaisisrss. ~
wa elaaIg accept che nsu oaaaI.;on 1
st asa woadsf a thaa W. trs
] flees bllndde Of heart asI
lneria aiia.neekednea There
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
HORRIBLE !

One OF our local contemporaries has
made the astounding discovery that the
cellars Of the capitol at Washington, whose
magnificent colossal statue (surmountinR
the dome) was unveiled amid the patriotic
cheers Of the people, are now being fitted
up as dungeons in which to torture prison
ers. Cold chills creep down the back, and
the skin is made goose flesh at the mere
suggestion Of the idea chat tie vaults Of
that magnificent structure, erected in the
name of liberty, are admirably designed for
series Of sabtaFranean cells. Our ceten-
porary then asks with terrible significance
whether this remarkable coincidence is
the result of chance" or whether it is in
tended as prOyidential warning in regard
to the vanity Of human intentions ?n
We answer, undoubtedly the latter. One
Captain Robert z. Lee, who has since ac-
quired some nosoriety,was, we believe, for q
long time superintendent Of public build.
ings in Washington, and doubtless had
come Interior designs in the peculiar com
struction Of these vaults. But the same ruth
less fate that tore the reluctant Beauregard
from the New Orleans customhouse drove
Captain Lee from the capitol ana its fat
pickings. Consequently we shall never
know exactly what bis plans were concern.
ing 1t. Some Of his other plans, however,
have "ssFVed as proviaential warning in
regard to the vanity Of human intentiona.''
II seems too bad to spoil so Gne q sentence
Is the following from our cotemporary:
''lh (our country's) councils are gathered
beneath the folds Of liberty's robes, while
the heels Of those in power ring echoes
through the vaults where dwell only Op-
preston and tyranny" We suggest that
FOR heels" one should read hsel-taps.
while the oppression and tyranny'' If our
memory Of the locality serves Us right. are
best typiAsd BY cocktails and soda water.
Really this attempt to make martyr Of
the contumaeious and prevaricatine Wool
ley may a. well be given up. he seems
determined ITO fight Il out on that line, ,
and considering bis magnificent quarters
and sumptuOus fare We 90 mot much blame
him. A cooler and msrs delicious retreat
could hardly be found. II our neiehbor
wishes to set up the "eOld chllls'' lei him
repsruas eur recent articles On the horron
Il he Texas cattle iFaas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03


great and glorious future IN store i0s
| Louisiana. To delay the work OF recon
struetiOn, to put off the readmisaiOn OF Lou
isiana into the Union, is to postpone the
a. Of good things. Ne true friend to
Louisiana can be guilty Of such an act.
As to the fears expressed by some Of a
Republican defeat in. the coming Pres
idential contest, in case Louisiana is
admitted, the idea is preposterous. The
Republican party of this State is thor
oughly organized. Our opponents even
confess to admiration of our discipline and
efficiency. Since the last election there
has been no abatement of zeal, of enthusi-
asm. The Republicans of Louisiana do not
love liberty and the Union less since April
the eighteenth. Give us the opportunity in
November, and instead of seventeen thou
sand we will return majority OF twice that
number for Grant and Colfax and the
IInion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
THE TAINTED VERDICT,

Thurman testimony can establish any fact,
it is positively and absolutely known that
money ras used to acq,tit the President. Mr..
Thurlow Weed, who the New York Herald
suggestively says turned Estates evidence"
eonfesses, under oath, that meeting was
held at the Aston House to obtain votes
for the Presidents acquittal; that "these
votes were to be obtained by purchase by
money!" that thirty thousand dollars dollars vac
the sum mentioned, and that Mr.. Hastings,
with all the necessary experience Of the Al
bany lobby, was sent to Washington.
The sworn testimony of unwilling wit
nesses establishes the following facts, viz {:
That consultations were held, and money
raised to procure the acquittal Of the Presi-
dent; that prominent members Of the
"Whisky Ring" and "Gold Ring were
connected Herewith; that some Of the par
ties having this thing in charge visited
Washington on matters connected with the
trial just previous to the taking of the vote
on the eleventh article; thatmystericus tele-
grams, capable, however, of but one in
depreciation, passed between these parties;
that at precisely this stage Of the trial
money was drawn from banks by one or
two of these persons; that one OF the chief
agents of these proceedings paid over a
large sum Of money in Washington 10 some
IN 4ha xyarvJ axa ~ tho fakinO IF tho
vote; that when put under oath this agent
refused to tell to whom he paid the money,
or for what purpose; that one Senator, and
perhaps two, voted on Saturday morning
to acquit, when on the evening previous
and under circumstances where their honor
was at stake, they had avowed their purpose
vote for conviction; and finally, that this
change OF purpose and the acquittal that
would follow inevitably therefrom were
know to some Of the parties engaged In
these transactions, and were telegraphed
to their confederates before the events had
transpired.
1t may be impossible to furnish the few
links in the chain to fasten the guilt. Peo-
pie engaged in such transactions generally
succeed in so covering up their tracks as
to escape punishment, but unless those
who have it in their power to explain the
whole thing make clean breast of it,
the nation will not hold them guiltless.
That Mr.. Ross, for instance, should enter
tain two distinct yet opposite convictions
as to the guilt Of the President within
twenty-four hours is a circumstance which
he and his Democratic friends will End It
very difficult to explain away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
RsrATR OF 3. NV. uRosg.

oTFcE UEIrnD e1A1Ha MARSHAL D
District Of LouisiAnA,
MonrUe. La, Nay 2, loa8-
THIB IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on TIE
u seventh day Of Nay, A. ID. 1865, 3 WA r
Rant IN BANKRuPEoY was issued against the
estate Of q. y W gRQtss IN the pariah q
judged banAEupt en- his Own pStitioni that TIE
payment 81 any deDsa and delivery Of any propertg
sad The la1slef Of ans property ~ him, are forbid
den bg laat that msstibf q the oFoditofa q the
une or more aasgnqoa 81 his estate. viii be hed a.
Court % Bankruptcg, b ba aeldap A. The efAoe q
". J. q hakegs u Ne toqa Of Monroe, part1h 81
Queqhlta. before ", J. O bakeE, NaaigteF, On ne
thiEtieth daT q 9ana, A. ID, lasa ct - ocloeA
Rsr ~ n. 0nApy. Deputy, al Msssaaeer
Re. 1ol-Ng1e $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
NEW ORLEANS RErUBLICAN.

The subscription price Of this paper is
SIC year, and the same rates for one-half
CT one-quarter of year, payable in ad-
vance. The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates by leaving
name and address at this office, or by ap-
plying to the carriers, and payment can be
made at this ofice or to the carrier.
The Weekly REPUBLICAN is Eve dollars a
year, payable in advance. The Sunday
REPUBLIcAN, delivered by carriers, is also
i've dollars year, payable in advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
TO ARMS TO ARMsI he CRIES.

TO AhMS' III Adm6l nj Oh1hSt
One of the straws which show how the
wind is blowing is the letter of General
Forrest to his late comrades, urging them
to rally again, not under the standard Of
the Lost Cause, but beneath the flag of the
Democratic party. The ballot instead Of
the bayonet is now to be the weapon-buI
it is to be used in the same spirit in which
the steel was buried in the breasts Of the
victims of the Fort Pillow massacre. The
valiant hero OF that butchery can no longer
possess his soul in patience he still pants
for the fray the strife against freedom and
progress is TO be renewed on another bat
.le-feld and the chivalry are called on to
emerge from the last ditch in which they
have so long been buried, and advance
again to the contest. General Forrest will
no doubt be cordially welcomed in Tam
many Hall on the fourth of July There
he will meet many congenial spirits. He
there may embrace Ben Wood, who did his
level best to take New York ont Of the
Union, and whose tender soul was stung to
the quick at the tyranny of the government
which prevented him from forwarding arms
TO his fellow Democrats il the South. Mr..
Seymour will be there, whose " friends u
got up the famous July riots in New York,
and rivaled Forrest himself by burning
orphan asylums and killing black men.
There, too, will be all that noble army Of
martyrs who were prosecuted for their de-
votion to pure Democracy during the war
for whom Seward often rang his little bell,
and who made long sojourns in the case
mates of Fort Warren, Fort Lafayette, and
Fort Delaware: OF whom Vallandigham is
the chief, and of whom the world is not
worthy. General Forrest and the other
heroes of the Lost Cause who propose en-
listing under the flag that is to be raised at
Tammany Hall on the fourth of next
month, will no doubt get along very
pleasantly with these Democrats who did
something TO help the COnfederacy; but it
will be bitter PHI when they are called
to swallow the curses that will naturally
arise to their lips at the sight Of the other
Democratic leaders who cajoled the South
into the belief that the North would not
fight, and who promised that if the matter
should come to blows the war should be
al the North, and not at the South, but who
redeemed these promises by skulking into
their holes, and remaining there through
out the whole Of the struggle. By what
species of reasoning do honorable men at
the South bring themselves to consent to
take the hand of these false and cowardly
friends, and to join with them again in a
political association? Have they resolved
to go the whole hog in the way of " hug,
ging the Yankee and to commence by
embracing the most repulsive specimens of
that race If so, we have nothing to say
against it. We approve of anything that
has tendency to restore g the era Of good
feeling.p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

A1AosAA AND APPOINT MKxr.--It being
represented u a petition Of the County
Judge ana Aa'lsnay, Davis county, TEXAS.
asking ior the relnoyal Of John B. Meeks.
SHERIFF 81 said countg that the SAID Meelrs Il
guilty Of drupkennia and inatteptlou q
the duties Of his ofice.a % the 1900 das,s
ment ofthe public Interests, upon 4, : raso-.,
mendation Of Governor Peass. spprovea =
Brevet Maiof General J. J. Rsraolss -.
manding district Of Texas, John !. Msel-s
Sheriff. Davis county, Texas, haa b,an a
nggeas and John Ellinsion appoinis1 g
6ensEsi BashAaau 70 an the vacancy d &
CRESTED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
ESTATES on WESLEY .. PnArr AND VII
LIAM @. Mc00NHnE.a.
oompassng he Eizm u ". r. Pratt 8 Co


u|tl1ief q 1.duilta1a
New 0Iisana. Mas "a laIA
THIS "a 70 GIVE NOTICES THAT on lEE
itAAI q 1ANaHuR5of ~ i1llN szaingt the
folat ard eepaEAte aslalaa q fAA ~ z. fhA4zs
a& alq1eaeqia. ip % W44iqn "a AtEiNNstqny ana
WHALAAM q lC9oNAEElfs ~ New 0rieaaas
81 tie 1sFiah q ozllaH1 sd 1ta.a a Los
ths|s eva pstilloni 41Al Is pas. 10 81 any d1els
ssh Na'.Fsss q az paepateg f.saslns g sass
lEaa4taf q auy p9apeW . them. 81 forbid
e. 3s.s "a msss,1l 9! - e.sesss e a1s
ae1gF alaEo E.aiElNea a ta4|T lsI7t1& SyiH
AeA ~ 4aes9 "a ~ 4 u BE-
~ N|.1E1s I11Igs1n1 N41sN IcIr 81. 1114N
e ~ ialIilh ~ 5a7a a .. lala. =
~. HRRRoH. o, 3. Asasshsl,
Ne. Il5~mgN 10 y Daatriet 81 Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
Squares mo. mos. mos mos Il mos

Monthly Advertisements, inserted every otneE uAS'
a he ehsrged two-thirds the above rates -
Rsoond page monthly advertise ments esen sqoAre
Trsnsient advertisements, having the run OF the
aaner frst Insertion 81 50 per square; eaen kubse
DISCRIMINATION seveuty-ive cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, eacn lnser'
inserted at intervals to be charged
Es new each in rtion.
Regular ~ Sers, who advertise largely WI De
allowed srsk -seaizst from above named transient
rates As 11zR krree2 upon provided, that IN no
ease shsi 4 aisegrnt exceed twenty-five per
Eent. SNsfs - 4. :.
ehRrged tyyenty een4 per hne each insertion
THE NERKBY Re UBLICAN
Il published every saturdsy morning. Subscrip-
1;on SIS per Annum in advante; half yearly anu quar-
teriy, same rates. Sings copies ten cents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

PERsoNAL. DIR. Edward Alexander, Unit
ed States army, has been assigned to duty
. assistant surgeon ct Ship Island, He has
seen serving in the same capacity AZ Rich
Alend, Madison parish where portion d
the tWentisth United States infantry has
been stationed.
We had the pleasure Of d can yesterday
nom an intelligent gentleman connected
pm one Of The departments at Washington,
who has made tour BY the seaboard and
FloEidA route. %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

FATlse AoHEs aDUB zaB Cl1Y.-Tks pm
eAaaslaef he Aa1het revenues gave taeir
aqien y nc city q New Orlea0a. payable
g &c aApaut e tz7.eeo monthly. Thess
naAea Na1o ai4esuntsd b. ono of he banks
% iris city, Tia treasurer having obeniaea
&c money On fhan nfhql manner Be- il.
sirqeiiea "a tAe fae Committss. T.ss
Ratll PAP sigae " pusahasea ellv
meaef ay sheas. ana 81 fans y ne Gu
asfeE 81 were CUTE .spposnsef
a a1asA lhAt Aas Ae ali antea ena
w4e " ' hahtu. Asfhs
bsA4 aet 81 Aafev i|ss nnI,s -
eltpN 81 1 l1sa eu.ae
en haSe 4 fbe
- diseonn' eAl hsfe beer applies
the paymeai q interest eoupons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

No RKGEDY FOR Ir.-There seems to be no
remedy for the depressed condition of the
city finances, and no means for the pay
aent Of laborers' wages. school teachers,
police, and other city officers salaries in
any kind Of paper that approaches par
value. The thousands of families depend
ent on the city must be patient and suffer
en- until the State Legislature meets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

Charles Leyens, a passenger who went
from New Orleans on the steamer Frances
several days since, was arrested Saturday in
Mobile on the complaint Of the officers Of
the boat, who charged him with cutting up
and destroying with penknife valuable
sofa in the gentlemen's cabin. sis.94
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

The National Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Company had on deposit on the first
Nay $7O5.G66 40. Deposit for the month in
New Orleans, 81, $50 %; drafts for the same
period, Ss,Tl2 IA; amount due New Orleans
depssitors May /, S55 ,703 "A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

We were glad to welcome home last even.
ing the Hon. H. C. Warmoth, governor
elect of Louisiana, and our pleasure is
shared by the whole Republican party Of
the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

We are again indebted to the courtesy Of
Messrs., Krull & Dickey, No. LOG Canal, for a
new novel, "a Lost Name" by J. s. lie
Fanu, author of many popular works.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

The rsbel-Dumocracy having ignomini-
su-ls ailed n shair hypooriieal attempts
2 esisle and deceive . nv Republican
members q 10 Leglsssnse, are now try
.a9 g neg thsa viii = isW paltry dolIars.
IL .lsis taiiia Efforts aso trsated with tie
cqAismps iAsg . well aatesvs, ana have
Feluiaed only = sinlsing iAs rsasarors ia,o
! assPsT dsPsA q s.asy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

4Ne y FENiAtN ~ fhanr1 Nan
hampshire. Carriage IS sstr.| e fsII
8 tcnalIlation 70 decide Vi slA - 81 : s5.''|1
atioRsly work On circna waacns 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
MEDICAL.

W H. REMREH8Za0W, NO. lA8 PEI
w arss street, between e., ges-fSs sSd nssa4
delet streets. New Orleans. Wholesale and Red
Dealer in Drugs, Modieirea Paints. Oils. OoA1
Varnlahoa. Glass, etc., ETC., hiss in store "
assortment Of the following deodh, which he VII 4
81 Low Prices, either Wnolesals or Retail
White Lead OF the best brands, French and AMa
ieAn Zinc. Oil Of Al kinda, VSnetiaa Req and eF.
iEh Brown, yellow Oohre. ayAriety Of the best "a,
niahea, French Window olaaa. Stove Polish.
manufactured b. himself.
Also great variety Of Perfumsry aad Faney A
Giles, for the toilet.
The store e wen supplied with ali kinds Of On
and Medicines. freah and Of the best quality.
apis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
ESTATE OF HARRISON WATTS.
Individually, and as Member Of the Firm Of W. O
Watts 4 90.

Um1ED STATES MARsHAIis OFFICE,
Distfict Of Louisiana \
New Orleans, May Q, 1854.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
4 attn day Of May, A. d. ls6s. . WARRANT ~
HAaIsoa WA vi lqsa SssaaiS ne ma ss'1ss
member Of the firm Of W. u Watts q
o., Of New Orleans. in the pAIAsh Of Or
adindesd bankrupt On his own pstitionsi
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
Tor his use, and the tgaoafsr Of any properly by
him, are forbidden By law; that meeting Of the
ereditGrs Of the said b1nrupts 20 provo tnor oeo4
and 70 choose one or more 2sHGnena Of hts egtete,
viii e held At Court Of Ban ruptcy 70 be hQlqe 81
the OustomhOus0 sn the city Of Nea Orleans
Louisiana, before O. 8. kellogg. Asgistsr. on the
third dag cf July, a. .. leGa ate o clock a ~.
u J. HEHHON, d. y. Marshal,
No. 7sT-my6 iyaA Distriot Of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
re BLBnrInn i,pnEP.

The order of Major General BuchSuan
announcing the result of the election was
received last evening at late hour, too
late for a careful Consideration and
analysis.
The positions which he has assumed as
to the time of inaugurating our new state
government, the time for assembling the
Legislature, etc., will probably be changed
by higher authority than that OF Mayer
General Buchanan. The bill which mas
passed the House of Representatives ad-
hitting the Southern States which nave
adopted the new constitutions, commonly
called the omnibus bill, will probably pass
the Senate in a few days. 1t provides for
the assembling of the Legislatures Of these
States, and takes the matter almost entirely
out of the hands of the military au-
thOrities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

Actual CapitaI Required.
Ths Company confidently bsEevs that thirty1hvs
per cent Of the Capital STOCK win construct and
fully equip
as.OOO miles OF wire.
which win connect all the commercial centres and
Important places in the United States This opiniea
rests upOn the most reliable estimates and responsi.
bic Ohsra to construct and equip the lines.
Tns National Telegraph Uompany is organised nm
der the laws Of the STATE ofNsw York and franchises
eOniszrsd By AM act Of oOHgrsss. approved July -
ls2s
RFs.idsns-GEoReE r sENTER Of clsvs.
had. Ohio. g
vio.-rrs.id.ns-ROBERr seuIHEa Of New
York City. 1850
ssusIaH-GEeRaE 3. WALLER. Of new
sa feAA q al sa
$3.50 @
ConPAnx's oFFICE.
Hs.. e. aas g nrsa4wag. new xorA.
Alinitsd anount Of the capital ssoek Of this Cen.
Bsay y alleatsd % this lsasx ana thoss having an
opporhnias. and sazssEiblna. win bs placsd upon
ssaAl tsEsas uith iss sssposaasss. ana wfn sseszs
M intusasa b a Eanchasu uAiah have accrued. o.
maE hsIssetsE aaoras 10 ne csnpaug from any and
% sSu1esA
szhsaipalsus sin b Fsesigsahs
JULES OAssARD. Rso..
osuhis oass National Haal.
THchAs L DEz. Eso.
Cashier lassuhants' Ranh. asa
-. WzaA3As-G7zzEss xssqa
ensaa Asa q he Ooapaas 81 ne cess .
-. @. Dun2 = o..
zns Resasas sussa. % rsass&
EEw OnEkAHs LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03

For Poetry miscellaneous Items, Mon
stary and COmmerelal Reports, Marine
Intelligence. etc, see Fourth Page.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
RnARnINa.

DO0MER AND BOARD PLRAHAl
~ Rooms and Board fos famflfss and gingt 9.
tlamon can Be obtained b immediate Apphcata.
1852 Julia street. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-03
DEAFNESs-


Dr. W. L DAVIS.
Who has for many years been engaged in the prHc.
tiee Of Acoustic Medicine, as is well known, trnste
he MAJ SitneBt Improperly assert that the xeputA
ton he has essd b. opening the cara Of the deaf
shall be maintained.
DR.. Davis can be consulted dSiiy q his cfaOe. 81
Canal street. on al DissAsss Of the Ear. smbreeine
Deafness and kindred aflict'ona mhs cod