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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN HOUSES
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,
Department OF Louisiana,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERArAsTER
Department OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, LIS, September l6, 1859.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ VIII be received at this Office until IL H., MON
pay, the twenty eighth day OF September, 1853 for
the construction Of
small Wooden HOUSES;
One at National Cemetery, at Eaton Rouge, La,
and one at Port Hudson, La.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this ofice
and at office OF Acting Assistant Quartermaster at
Baton Ronge, La.
The abili Of the bidder to fulfll his agreement
must be proved to the satisfaction of this depart
ment.
NO bids will be entertained from any parties vho
nave hitherto failed in their engagements with the
Government.
Bids will De opened at the time above named and
bidders are invited to be present.
me United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for OGDEN
Houses, and addressed to the undersigned.
BY order OF the ttuartermaster General u. S. A.
GAS, II TOMPKlES.
breVet Brig. Gen. and Uhef tlparter1naster,
sell bt Department of Louisiana,
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PROPOSALS FOE FENCE.
OFFICE CE1EF QUARTERarAsTEg, \
Department of Louisiana,
New Orleans. L., September :. 1859 J

OFFICE CEIEF QuARTER9IAsTEg, y
Department of Louisiana
New Orleans L., september Z 1863
CEALFD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y will be received at this Office until Il NJ THURS,
DAY. the twenty fourth Sep ember. 1865 for the
furnishing ard construction of Iron Fence around
tine National Cemetery at Ohalmetta Louisiana
tnear New Orleans. Said fence will be 5l24 feet
Ing; foundation blocks Tor the ra ins to be OF CON
crete, embedded two feet in the earth, Dimensions
p oy Is by Is,
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
OF tine Quartermastsr General United States Army
Washington, d. O.; at offic of Depot Qua-ter-
master, New York City; at Office of Depot Quar-
termaster, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and at this
office.
The ability Of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible parties,
No bids will be entertained from any paTtt wi 0
has hitherto failed in his engagements with ag.y
branch of the government
Bids wi be opened at time above named, and bid
ders are invite to be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for fence
at Chalmette Cemetry,' and ADDRESSED to TIE ur.
designed.
BY order OF the QlartermasteF General Uuited
States Army. t3HAS, Il. TOMPKINS,
BreYet Brigadier General and A. O. NJ
EeS bJ Depar m6nI Of IOuts ana
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OFFICIAL NOTIOEs--OlTY.
MAToRALrK or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 10. l36s.
No 1O1e Na,r- Coo;op


Resolved, That permission be and it is hereby
granted to W. Thiel for the term OF I've years dat
ing from the fifteenth day of May 1885, the sole priv
ilsge. foT himself and nj representatives assigns,
of establishing sw mining school, and bath house
attached at any place along the batture the survey.
or may select The First or Fourth Districts Pho
yided that the cost of bathing shalt not exceed ten
cents TOR each person bathing: And provided fur
tner, hat the bas, adequately constructed and
conduc' ed with due Difference to morals, decovum
and the public safety and subject to the approval Of
the City Surveyor
Be it further re sol7ed, That in consideration of
the general utility OF such baths, said W. Thiel is
hereby granted exemptions from the usual wharfage
dues while engaged IN conducting said swimming
school and bathhuuse, which will be from the ff
teenth OF May to the fifteenth OF September of each
year, and then only; Provided urther hat the said
Datns shall! at no time interfere with or
navigation, established OF hereafter to be estab
lishe by law, and exist subject TO the pleasure of
the Common Council
(Signedl ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSlgne0 1HOM AS MARkEA.
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved September Is, 1853
tsignedl JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
true copy;
JOHN vs.. OVERALL, Secretary. ssie st
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF OuARTEnNAsrFa
Oepnrtmeuf of I,ouiaia,4a

OFFTcE CHIEF QUARrEnMAsFEB, J
department of Louiaiana, :
New 0rieAass In, September la 1859 J
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- will be received at this Office until two r. nj
FRIDAY, the twenty nth day of Septernber 1895
for the delivery at Fort Pike, Louisiana Of
30 Yellow Pine FENDER 40 feet long IL
inches in diameter at args end.
1900 set yellow Pine LUMBAR, 3 BY Il, q feet
long. q
Immediate delivery will be required.
The ususl terms Of adyertis ng apply in this easS.
Proposals must be Endorsed PROPOSALS for Lutn.
per az Fort Pike, louisiana, and addressed 70 the
undersigned.
BY command of Brevst Brigadier General EOus-
CHARLES H. ToBIPKINs,
breyet Brigader General and Chief Ou1rtermaster,
selS IT Departmebt of Louis ma
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not elected on that ticket? No right. That
was the only lawfnl ticket In the field. That
ticket was for Civil Government. The
other ticket was simply to see if the people
Of Louisiana wanted to stay out Of the
Union--no officers to be- elected, The Re-
construction ticket was a success. That
ticket was the only legal ticket for officers
to be voted for. ]. NJ. DAVIS.
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NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REFCoEEs, J
freed4nen, and Abandoned LaRds,
District OF Lou1sisna, 4
New Orleans. La. AnEust Il. Iass
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA Thomas d. Harmon, IataAssistants ub Assistau [
Commissioner Bureau Refugees, Ireedmen. and
Abandoned Lands, parish Of Carroll, LOUISIANA for
moneys withheld by him. being the proceeds of Ger
tain cotton entrusted to his turned over to
him for sala, for the benefit Of said parties, are
hereby uost6ed to present the same, in legal form
to thes4 headaoArtsTs before the thirtieth das OF
September. lsts or they will 30 debsFred from any
participation their share Of the MONEYS that have
Harmon. f4
By command Of Brsvet Major General r. O. b..
chAnap u. s. A., Assistant ,oamisai0ner
LuCIUS III. WARREN
Bfeyet Lieutenant Colonel s. A, Captain Thirty.
AMI
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SUCCESSION NOTICES

HaeeestamA 81 mayns6ms 4 F.s,s,s, ~ = sFs ,ssss
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOP T,HEpARTsTs
;; 70 81 a2l ~ office is hereby given 70 us
e. q sns estate and to al oher persons
iFom tns present notification (if any they have a
cAnl Why tne account presented 81 tlle Cnretnr 81
proved, and the funds distributed rs aocorsis ~,
herewith. and the said Curator discharg, frn@ ar
further trust and liability in this prs1aines = - -
by order of the Court. t7F--77F 81
se19 70 20 NJ O. TRAgyy Cu.rtr
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successIOn OF Frederick william Grathe
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish OF Orleans.-Wh ereas. Hermine Grothe M
petilonsd the Court for letters OF administration
On tne estate of the late Frederick William Grothe
deceaseu intestate, notice is hereby given to ali
Wnon " may concern to show cause within ten days
wny the prayer of the said petitioner aheuld net
BY order Of the Court.
sells 20A M n TRAcyY rie~h
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Succession OF Mr.. aad Mrs. j. n. III. vswuse
NO. q. 1856.
Sc oND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ Ism OF Oreans.-Notice is hereby given TO tha
creditors Of this estate and to ali o5her person
heseia interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
troa tne present notification, il any they have or
can, why the account presented BY xdward Viguss
administrator of this estate should not be homo
LOCATED and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith. - =
BY order of the Uourt.
selOl5 10 NJ o TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

5hAAs
The Chicago Post has been tempted by
the Maine result to perpetrate puns. Hear it:
Whenever the Democratic papers find the
vote OF their party failing Off they try, by
lying, to make it seem more (Seymour).
They are at it in the Name case.
n TRENT OF the Bag sends us the follow
ing choral dialogue on the kiss question.
We give it to our readers, but with no in
dorseuent. In fact, this modest Bag knows
little Of kissing, and on tho love issue has
been taught to believe quite the reverse Of
the teaching Of the last line:
|. Among thy fancies, tell me this:
What Is the thing we call kiss
2. shall resolve thee what it is.
1t is a creature born and bred
Between the lips, all cherry red,
By love and warm desires f d;
Chorus. And makes more sweet the bridal
bed.
.. 1t is an active fame that flies
First to the babies Of the eyes
And charms them there with lullabies:.
Chorus. And still, the bride, too, when she
cries.
2. Then to the chin. the cheek, the ear,
IL risks and flies, now here, now there;
Ills now far off, and then it's near:
Chorus. And here, and there, and every
where.
l. Has it a speaking virtue? 9 Yes.
l. How speaks it, say? 9. Do you but this
Part your joined lips, then speak your
kiss.
Chorus. And this loves sweetest language Is.
l. Has it a body? 2. Aye, and wings,
With thousand rare chickering's;
And as it flies, it gently sings
Chorus. Love honey yields, but never stings.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa -
The undersigned having leased the above popular
Hotel and having made extensive alterations and
improvements is now oben for the reception Of
guestss With ell the appCiasments Of arss class
Ho1el J, y, BuTFKRWORTM a 90.
aoao In Feegre9ef&
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Succession of j can Joseph Axut-No.
30,OS3
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors OF tins estate and to other persons herein in
terested, to SHOW cause within ten days from the
present notification III any they have or cant why
the account presented by the estamentgry executRx
OF this Estate should not be homofogated and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith,
BY order of the Court.
sells % % NJ o. TRACY r.In-tr
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suect ssion of John McManus-so. 8s,4f&
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish q orleans Whereas Elizabeth Sheridan
iot letters Of administration on the sstase Of the
S sse yohn McManns, deceased intestate: Hotios Is
sg ,, within ten days why the rrayef Of the said
PItss.eion ,r should not be granted.
~ onaeI Of the Court.
seis2s2s M. o. TRACY. Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE RACORDER
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
"a st. Anthony's Alley, near the sheriff,

Between ChartFes and Royal streets,l
The pubic are hereby notfd that according TO
the provisions of act providing for the registering
OF births and deaths III BIRTH of every chia bern Ia
the city and p4rl- OF Orleans, on both des OF the
rivor ~ ssis lppi, must be duly registered in the
above office. The clsration Tor registry must be
made by the father, or m that Is mpraoteabe
by any other person present the birth EVER Per
sou uegecting to conply with said act is liable to
penalty not exceeding ten less thRa five dollars
The above mentoaed law will be strictly enforced
L. PESSOU
auis 6n Recorder Of Births aud Deatas.
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MAYoRAiTT OF NEW ORLE ANs,
City Hall. September II, ls6s.
10. 1OI1-New Series

UIty Han September z, E6c. :
No. 10l4-New Series.
Resolved That the Mayor of the city be and he is
hereby authorized to contract in behalf Of the city of
New Orleans, BY notarla act before the Uity Notary
with John L. Rust as principal, and Z. Crowley as
security, for the digging the necessary draining
canals and for the construction OF the necessary
dams and levees so as to carry the water from the
Bienvlle street draining machine to the sw amp on
the other side of the Metarie Ridge for and in con
sderaton OF $500 per running of 25 feet of
feet broad canal $3.50 per running acre of 20e feet
canal; S25 per running acre of POS feet for
feet ditch; the dams and piling per running foot
$40; the underground sewer ssveuty,ive rs cents
per running foot provided that the said work shall
not be commenced before the first day OF October,
1853
(SignedD THOMAS S. MOORE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl GERARD SrITH,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law
JOIN W. OVERALL, Secretary. sells st
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EMPIRE GRANT CLuB.-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the Empire Grant
Club, the President of which is MIR. William
4. Fish, WAS held last evening at Mechanics
Institute. 1t was addressed by several
speakers, but the principal speech of the
evening was that of Hon. J. K. G. Pitkin,
who, having just returned from the.North,
gave most encouraging idea of the politi.
cal situation there and the prospects OF the
Republican party in the pending Presiden.
tial campaign.
MIR. Pitkln's address was logical and elo-
quent, and elected frequent applause. He
will address members Of other Republican
Clubs during the campaign.
Though late in the field, the Empire Grant
Club promises to be one of the most effect
i've auxiliaries of the great and glorious Re.
publican party of Louisiana, leading to the
triumphant success of the Grant and ColfaX
electoral ticket in this State. The regular
meeting OF the Empires will be held on Fri.
day evening next.
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Succession of Frnncia james npvvifur.u

SECQND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
. OF Urleans.-Whereas. Michael Lawrence Row
ling has petitioned the Couri for letters OF admins
tration on the estate of the late Francis james
Dowpg, deceased, ntestats Notice is hereby efverl
TO all whom il may concern, to show cause within
ten Gays why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not De granted.
BY order of the Court. A
sel6 20 Is NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NosIce.-The office OF the Board of Registration
is at Room No. 7. City Hall, where all communica
tons should be addressed Its particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postofhce address.
WILLIAM BAKER,
sells Chairman Board of Registration.
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Succession of Alexander CreHmsten-Mo.
30l2B
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ARIsrF
~ on Is hereby given to the ored
q t1is estate ana ~ other persons herein inter
notification If aoy they or csnjwiry the accouu
presented by the Uuratrx of this estate should NOT
be homoogated and approved, the fundx dis4rl
buted in accordance thersWlth, t
By order OF the Court
sele g "a NJ O. TRAC.y rH.-.
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MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS. !
City Hall, september II, 1858. !
No. I0l3-New Series

No. l0l3-New Series.
AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Issue of City,
Bonds, and Providing for the Payment OF the
SECTION /, Be it ordained by the Common Council
OF the city OF new Orleans That the Mayo, Con-
mittees of the Common Council be and they are
hereby authorized to issue bonds of the city of New
Orleans, under the act of the General Assemby en-.
titled An act to enable the city OF New Orleans to
procure loan of money to meet its current liabil
ties, approved September 5, 1858 to the amount OF
one million dollars. having u OF more than five years
to mature, at of interest not to e1yeed per
centum per annum, payable in semtannual cou
SEC. .. Be it further ordained, etc. That the said
the Finance Committees of the Common Council be
and they are hereby authorized and empowered to
section Of this ordinance and to apply the pro
eeeds to the payment Of the floating Indebtedness
First--rhs payrols and warrants for the payment
OF all salaries ana wages due to all the city employees,
staliments OF the appropriations dine T1e val i'm.
charitable Institutions,
Second-The judgments against the city, with costs
on same as may be DESIGNATED by the finance Com.
mittee and the City Attorney.
urer beginning with those dated N Sc uterber 1858
next those dated in August, next those dated in
SEC, g. Be it further ordained That ont fourth of
per cent of the tax assessed Hnuuay on all of
law from ta1ationl within the city OF New Orleans
be and the same 5 hereby set aside and plecgsd &c
be used solely for the payment of the interest coup
ons, and the final redemption of the bonds TO b.
issued by virtue OF this ordinance and that said
as collected in such bank in the city OF New Orleans
as may be designated b. the Mayor Controller
Treasurer, and Chairman OF tie Finance
SEC. L. Be it further ordained etc. That the
nance, be aud tho same are hereby exempted from
Sc 5 Sc It iurther ordained, etc That all o-dt-
resolutions conflicting with this ordnance
be- and the same are hereby repealed and that this
ordinance shall take eject from and after !;s pas
sage.
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r Aw PARTNERsHHP.

hYMAE. WALLACE & HANDIIN
Attorneys and SOuRse'oIa AT Law,
No. rs st. Charles street,
New Orleans La.
Prompt attention will be given TO all business in.
trusted to the above firm Judge Hyman, late Chief
Justice o. Louisiana, Resumes his practice as MEM
be- OF he hrIn.
a7- Two of the firm are familiar with the French
and Spanish languages. sells Inn
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pRAEG'S AMERICAN CuROMOs for sails It
tree By u PRANG i 90.
mEleeS a Heses@
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Rally, Radicals, Rally.-The Hahn zouave
Club will meet on SUNDAY, twenty first instant, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at Prof. Williams Sehoolroom, 80
Gravier street, between Liberty and Howard.
All Radicals are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLES W. GIBBONS
Secretary OrO tenn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

FOURTH WARD WIDE AwAxEs.-At meet
ing of the Fourth Ward WideAwakes last
evening, the following gentlemen were
made honorary members: Honorable o. j.
Dunn, Honorable j H. Sypher, Honorable
T. 8. S. Piuchback, Honorable G. NJ. Wick
life, Honorable H. j. Campbell.
General Sypher and several other gentle
men happened in, as usual wherever Re
publicans are gathered together. The Gen.
eral responded to call with few eloquent
remarks.
The Wide,Awakes have over 200 members
The Grant Invincibles, 35S. Pinchback
Zouaves, l25. Captain Jas. Lewis, Captain
Ingraham and Mr.. Tomatis are canyassing
the ward, and every Republican there viii
be mustered. All the Republicans, white
and colored, are becoming enrolled in the
clubs of the ward for vigorous prosecution
and final victory November three for the
nations choice, Grant and Colfax.
The Wlde-Awakes' regular meeting is on
Friday evening, at Turner Hall, DerbiRny
street. Captain James Lewis is President
and A. S. Boree, Assistant Secretary.
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POUND NOTICES.

STREET COMMISSIONING D1PARTstEST, !
Room No, @ ty Hail.
New Orleans, September 10. 1863
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound, corner OF Lafayette and Locust streets,
as estray-
One large Sorrel MULE, blind IN the left eye and
lame in the left hind leg; intricate brand on tbs
left for shoulder
Which ii not claimed within five days, and the
at said Pound on THURSDAY, september "a, 1886,
al u clock HI. JOSEPH MURPHY.
Lor1s SENEGAL Deputy Controller ssis St
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE,

NOTICE. .....,,.,..-...,,.. NOTICE.
WILLIAM SCOTT. (COLORFDl,
Now or formerly residing Baronne street, and
whose daugher Mary married in 1875, will learn
something very muen to his and her advantage by
calling at II Canal street. sells St.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


FarRsh Excessive CommIftee.-The Parisl
Executive COMMITTEES met Thursday evening, Hon
Seth W. Lewis presiding.
Mr.. Green offered resolution, for which Mr. Dib
bic offered substitute. which was accepted BY Mr
Green and adopted By the Committee. protesting
against the vote Of delegates By PROXY in the ap
preaching Congressional Conventions and instruct
ing the Seoretaryto notify the State Committee Of
this action. itje
Mr.. Green offered the following resolution. which
was adopted
Resolved That the Secretary Of this body be in
transmit INN ediately to this body the nUmbe. OF
members enrolled on their books,
The Second Ward reported sT.
The Third Ward reported $50.
The Fourth Ward reported $50.
The fifth Ward reported So.
The Seventh Ward reported s27.
The Eighth Ward reported S0D.
Mr. Young offered the following rssolu tioa waieh
was adopted .H
Resolved That the Radical Republicans of the
parish of orleans have grand deao nstration and
and that we cordially invite all Repn bcan
auxiliary clubs Of the city q New Orleans
roltou aud adjacent pyri,hes TO unite with US IN
this our final procession prior TO the Presidential
election. Let us demonstrate to our political oppo-
nents that we are in determined earnest in the
OF liberty and progress
parade thu ougb the second and Third Districts frst
in its Ter Of March.
MI Vigers moved that a vote of than Ks be tender
ed to MIR. G. B Young and his aids Tor the honora-
Bile manner they conducted the procession on the
twelfth of September.
Carried.
Mr.. Villery moved that vote of thanks be ten
dered to Mr. Lewis President of the Committee
for having cast his vote in the last meeting in man
ner which decided that the procession should take
place on September H.
Carried ---=
The Vice President took the chair and ths vote
was taken.
On motion of Mr.. vigers. the Comm 'ee ad
iourned until next Thursday.
ia CRAIG. Secretary.
A REIF, Assistant Secretary. sel9 1t
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Pioneer Grant Club.-ln consequence of the
rapid increase in their numbers, the pioneers
have engaged the commodious Nationa! Hall at No.
269 Poydras street, between Franklin and Liberty
streets, for d headquarters.
All voters who favor the election OF Grant aad
Colfsx are invited to Join this elub.
Regular meetings every FRIDAY EVENING. at
u O'Clock.
N w TRAVIS. Secretary.
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Councilmen Except the chairman of the
Finance. Gommitteesls Just do the thing Tor
the fun Of it, and for the knowledge they
gain.
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Grant Gusrds-Meet THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, at Mechanics Institute.
Delegates elected to form "a GranG Cam
paiRn Committee are requested to meet at Mechan
les Institute MONDAY EVENING, list inst. at six
O'Clock Clubs not represented in the Parish Ex.
eeutive Committee requested to send three dele
gates each sel9
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STREET OoMslrssIoSER.s DEPARTMENT.,

Room No. City all, !
New Orleans. september 49, 1858.
EITERE BR0UGHTTO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound, corner OF Marigny and Morales streets
as estrsys:
Three White GOATS. lH
Which il not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon puid will be sold at public auction
az said Pound, on TUESDAY. September q. ls6s
At L o'clock III. JOSEPH MURPHY,
| LnTTs sESEcIAI. for Controller. sels x