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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30


New York Opinions on Louisiana At
fnIrs-The Presidential Campaign-A
Suggestion for Our Legislature.
Especial Correspondence Of the Republican,
NEW YORK, August "a, 1868.
The dangers Of the heated term for this
summer are now, over, and the scenes of
nid-July are almost forgotten. The peo-
Pile here are beginning to think Of the fall
trade, and the hustle incident thereto is
being seen all around in the hurryiBg to
and fro ofall classes through the streets of
this greakmetropolis. In the morning cars
and steamboats, bring theirloads of human
5ty into the city from the country to en-
gage in trade, commerce, and manufactures,
and the days work over, evening sends
them 10 their homes and families in the
quiet suburban towns and villages, which
are SO numerous within few miles'from
this place. tits estimated that not less than
100000 people connected with the
Taricus departments Of trade daily
travel 10 this way in and out ofthe city.
Great are the expectations among the
business men in regard to the immense ac-
cession 10 the trade hers from the compile
ton Of the Pacific railroad, and colossal
,s,.,., !, - -. slSsaay tha ant;cinations of
III /. ~, ~ ,.o,,, M amb;.ions merchants
Of our city. It Il stated that this road will
o. T.ssa,... 81 ~ Az q Anorst 1seo
- ~, ~ ,...,o.,,.. s.or, s.s;ob. ~
sra,,s,,.,Tss,.;or IN, v,o.a :, ne .soctho,a
-. i,.,n;...rasl S;v;dsra - 4 Is.st fve
~. -, /. "a. T,;. No. s.;a 49, III.
49, = es's' = .'sS s-s1 .'.''s slii1
road VIII not pc apie 70 90 al tue business
which il required TO be done between the
Atlantic and PaciIc States. and that other
zAneVaas "ili nase W We co''a'aSiceso anu
an accommodating trade and population.
amour he snrrestad nav rahtes for tbis
-, q *, 4, Il. IS
PulRess Z sll9 s''oi' ''le' auu - H'any o"n-
NidS1ea ne best from the terminns Of the
Opaseasss and Great Western road.
..-hich runs from New Orleans tb.,.nch
4. i !.
xexaA 70 ssn Dlego n California.
This route is some four hundred miles
,sl,r,,,s, ,h,, ,s.S rfios suhieh has ,zat 1,aa,,
u - s:a,...,,,, i, ~
: safssss-, 'ao .asn' e--As,y :" - e''A.'ee
and eneineerlng. Capitalists here are
already moetinR the question, aud / doubt
- Z .13o ,,r,l,ar tirsa ne a,b;ect viii he
4, - .,'...
Ae9 rAl ~ ~ y Rt,',so, ~ ~
which New Orleans may become, as she
S.1hl e Be-. one Of the FIRST commercial
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River Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN q, I,


Yesterday was hot day. The sun shone only at
intervals passing clouds obscuriDg it most of the
time. A rain came Up about O'Clock in the after
noon which cooled the atmosphere considerably, and
laid the dust on the levee, which mad become an in.
tolerable nuisance.
Business was quite dali yesterday, considering
that Z was Saturday, which is generally the most
lively day 10 the week. Everybody seemed to be SO
taken up with the great procession which came of
last night that all thoughts of shipping and depart
ures OF boats we're entirely ignored. Most Of the
steamers advertised 10 leave laid until this
morning. 90.
.ARRIvALs.--A. G.. Brown from lower coast, and
Flicker from Bayou Lsfourche
DEPARTURES Cuba No. ?, lizzie Tate, and Right
Way for Jefferson j. q. Backford for Opelousas;
Annie Wagley for Grand EGore, and Flicker for
Lafourche.
The Commonwealth and General Quitm4n leave
this morning, the former at ten and the latter at
seven O'Clock, in order that all may the pro-
cession who going up the river on these boats.
The Red river packets all laid over until a late
hour last night for the same purpose.
The river is falling slowly this point now being
thirteen feet two inches below high water mark.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30

| FREIGHrS-rhe market is still extremely dull
For foreign ports there only vessel Tor Aavre
and one steamer for Liverpool and there is scarcely
anything Offering. Ooastwise, the regular stemers
get moderate careoes of assorted ireghts while by
ssi there st nothing doing in that direction. We
| quote; By steam-cot on to New York &c e n;
| flour TO do and Boston 55G6ic n Dbl: tobacco sic
bushel. To Liverpool-cotton $3.50 u 10 tobacco
40s II hhd -four IS Cd D Dbl By SAL TO Havre, cot
tor, &c 3 h; tobacco Sl2 4 Ind
BUTIEk-Is IN fair demand at 45941c q h for
choice Goshen, and 40gi5c Ter good Northern.
Western is quoted at 30g56c n H.
CHEESE-Is quiet at zoe for Northern cream. and
Io9l5c q % for skim, and ltGlssior Western Re-
MALT AND HoPS-Malt1s Qqiet at 81 sOa2 So q
bu.he for American, and So 50 for Canada. Hops
IRON iTIES-Are steady at &c 2 b by Wholesale,
and = &c by retail.
SALr-There is a better demand prevailing We
still quote Liverpool coarse aud hne from ware
house, 50 402 45 II sack; do from store 81 55g2 60;
Turks Island 90 s60c "a busheL One cargo reported
aflost Offering has been stored for better prices
INDIA BAGGING--t he last sale of a round lot
at 9434c p yard 1t is retailing at 251so q yard
in rolls, and DC in bales
NAVAL STORt S-Rosin is quiet at 81 r. Dbl for
pale No. /; 81 so for Nc. 2, and 81 Is for common.
Tar firm 81 Is for eighteen 10 twenty gallon pack
ages Southern pitch is quoted at 81 d Dbl. Spirits
turpentne quiet but firm at 40c Z gallon. i =
WHISkY-Western is quoted NJ 81 l59l 70 v
gallon.
HIDFS-The market is dull and dropping, We
quote wet city slaughter 90 9l3}sc h; do calf skins
Sl8l % each; dry salted l6@lsc: county dry hint
IT@l9c; Texas stretched I6@ lec Mexican dry 70 Sc
n n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30

Il clNQIFN Att 9te4me. F,at ia 40 hhds b.
con 10 t1s cheese 11o AdA14 11. II. - f-.71-if : -
D 1llh-l 30 Alien. Wafpe tfa.Is H. 1Issss'1re
A Airial--l6Q * malt y a kla1e1 &11l-..l 3sz91
81. d ~ RiaEt 4 XpWal--2 burial caas3 a vi & fIsif
q fil1 HbI1tV biarehafd--Ll rl1l I1d1s q 4 II
fonrs-iti n.e iron HosicE SIS s1orf1l I-IIu'1
cE11 gfnnf4 / HgF ma - hli1eoe -uIo4.-I "a
's|ls .shikiy Coth. UQ.haaee &co-91 tx1 ct4tsn IA
* . 80 9itIdsd Zoe 1fti1s batlof teEa lnf1 1EIIf
l|I hel frr1 b eggs "a 1enoIQ.. q Ig1 |'I.
E..8 El1ff- 1fo-9 pkes nc1. q u1lfl.4 AGO.
=. |4I7 zII ~ Esarch EEIl1 4 HFIL144 tI1 E|11|4
H a& 't 1s-ig % Naii.Ds hssf-iQl btl9 u ~
E|4|44 .N AI-<--I04 Afl1 tlIlzf % oaA 81 10
go - s & bs: q - Es.s 81 s 1ss
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Clinton. Beckett from Galveston and In
dianofa, 10 O A whitney &co-lst DIST
Br schooner Dolphin. Eden, from Caymo, to Pills
bury-Sd dist
Schooner Rover. Lemon, from Tchefuncta river, to
Baxter Wilsou-NeW Basin
Brig K Kennedy. Selnan. IS days from Bordeaux,
TO Theile, Seller &eo--2d dist " is1
British schooner Angelina, Ward from Ruatan
Island, to B PigLiola-2d dist u
LuEgeT Ohipi, Veillon, from barataria, to matter
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PROPOSALS..


UFFIcE CHIEF CoMSfrssARY OF SuBsfsrENcE
New Orleann. La, August a. 1859 /
CEALEp PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
\ ~ inyited ~ the SEVENTH DAY OF SEP.
IEMBER, 1859, for furnishing tie United states
viz: -"AN"AAe oV0ioei
For 1000 barrels of FLOUR, eouaI To f,ove-r man,
standard. Each barrel Of Flour purchased viii hs
required 70 weigh 1855 pounds and an Four abstract
60 previous inspections or missing from The bar
up By the contractor ~ w "i~ue
For 10000 gallons CIDER VINEGAR mt ,,, 3,
OAK barrels and hoped with iron. THE V,nsgar r.
be Of sufficient strength to neutralze twentveirht
grams of bicarbonate of soda - s'e"'
gle brand. ''fueh Ls
For 100 kits OF MACKEREL, No l.
full weiRht required. 1-A-''
Eor 10 900 of the very best canvassed HAMS
me above articles TO te of the very best ouslit,
ana put up in superior packages and to be delivered
az the Anchor Press in this city within tventv s
after the opening of tn bids. '' u~s'
no Dios will be received from part les who hav,
isled 70 comply with their engagements with anS
branch of the Government 49, -'
Propesals to bs addressed to the mn darsi,raa 49,
marked " Proposals." an
ABECKwTrH.
aus Ct Brevet Mai Gen and d 81. Ms A.
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AxrnROsIA


pEEvES AxIBROsIA 1lssN uitaE
di FOR tn K HAIR sa
ImprOv ed. ISIS
It is an elegant Dressing for the hair.
1t causes ths hair to Carl beautifully. Z .s,i5.-
It keeps the scalp Clean and Healthy.
Il invigofatss che Roots Of tbs Hair.
Itforcss the Hair and Beard to grow lu1uriansly.
Itimmediately stops Hair Falling Out
Itkseps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
ItrestOres Gray Hair to its Original coIor.
brings out Hair on heads that have been bald 10
yearA q. 80
It's composed entirely Of simple and purely vssstA
bic substances. ftaA
has received over six thousand voluntary tSstimo-
mails Of it's essslsncs many Of which are from ply
neiAns IN high standing.
Itis sold IN hAiipound bottles, tths name blown in
the GIAsO BY Druggists and Dealers in Fapeg Good
sssryvhsrs. at One Dollar per Bottle wholssais b,
Dem BssnssA co.i o, =. Wells cO.i sehishslia
nhs o.. New York
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IMPoRTe.

CAYMO-Schooner 0olphin-z hhds sugar ties 40
3 bbis lines cks rum 70 order
NOTWITHSTANDING Mary-i4 bales cotton 70 n
LelI--2t DO Riehnrdto 4 Nay DO Jennings, Wise
4s4 pkgs tohacco > idernsneinl-e1 * option seed
a a .a1lnnia--1e pkQ8 tobacco GALLOWAY johnson
g 90 q = Whitney &co
~ 44A4FQIA AND GALNk oN--Steamanip
gtnttu-~-I4 hides 10 bdia hides 70 cola rop8 Is
2 fhiiatl &co-35 90 Schneider Z zubsfbler-io
pts. woes 4 Il IS o-s bale hides hdlz hides
opu AAle4 u Nal Wtthefeii &co--7 bales r4Fs %
a eqIman &te- tbdl hida@ 2 bbis talioN %ileq ii
epStae enrAfE N6nnee-t 633e do filisbuty-
80 90 @4est 4es a. l. + Benie-St500 70 carfency
Paet honnY- fl1l d. y Hon. 500 Do < MARQUEE
~ hSsa z, e9si \, eshlssandI a % eFdsr
!, + s 4. ISLAND 1.hssn.s Assalina-Frui,
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Monthly adveFtissments, inserted every otnsr oAs'
SesenId mage monthly Advertisements each square
- R ss adyeFtissments having the Of the
,e,sr frst Insertion 81 80 per square; each subse
nenf Insertion seventyhve cents per square.
Rsoond page transient advertisements. each inser'
Idvertisaments inserted at intervals to be charged
- new each insertion. -, =, .
lRseular advertisers, who advertise largely, will be
Allowed such discount from above named transient
Fatcg es may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
case shaI such discount exceed twenty-five per
nent. -. l.. -
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Ia Published every Saturday morning, Subrcrip-
fion So per Annurn advance; hatyearly and quar-
terIy same rates. Single copies ten cents
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REFugEEs.
freedmen, and Abandoned Lands,

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF RIFUgEEs
freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans La. August H. 1853
II PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- Ihomes H. Harmon. latekssistantS ub- assistant
CommIssioner Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, and
Abandoned Lands, parish Of Carroll, louisiana for
moneys withheld by him being the proceeds Of GER
tam cotton entrusted 20 bis tnrned over to
nun FOR sale. for the benefit Of said parties are
hereby notified to present the same, in legal form
70 these headquarters before the THIRTEEN day of
beptemper, lees or they viii be debarred from any
participation in their share OF the money that Lave
Harmon. -TS -
8 By command of Breyet Major General r. O. In.
chanan, U. .. A., Assistant Commissioner
~. - IUCIUS II. WARREN
brrSyeI Lsutenant Colonel U s. A., Captain Thirty
Ninth Infantry, Acting Assistant Adjntsnt Gez.
sral, sss1o am
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
rKAvELERs'. GUIDE.
Trfaiaa

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trisias.
yQorth and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
saaily al b:3c P. N. Arrive at ]: $50 P. M
fsslVestou via Opeousas Railroad and steamer
<-om Rrnshear-Leaye foot of ST. Ann street Thurs
dsyg and Sundays at 1870 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays att p NJ
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Ste4mer leaves Milneburg every Gay
m arrival OF Up. N. Pontchartrain cars
For Mobile Propeller steamer leaves New BASIN
sgery Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ
For Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Miineburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF
A N. train; on saturdays on arrival OF P NJ train
going to PascaRoua.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot OF Calhope
street on the 9Th and 10th Of every month
For Madisonyle Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily Oh arrival of P. N. train Saturday, P. NJ
Sunday (excursonl, $50 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELL
street, between Goodchildren and Morale
streets-Succsssion Of Justine CLAY, Dscsase
Wife of Pierre Wilson.
DY CHARLES ~ FORTIER, AU(
y tionesr-of6ee No. ss Exchange. Ailey.-SATUi
DAY, September 8, 1865, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the MERCHANTS and Auctioneers' Exchange, Roy
street. between Canal and Custombouse streetg b
yirtue Of an order from the Honorable the Secon
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated JEn
%, 1865, the following property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND ia the Thft
District of this city, in the square bounded by Bg
atelle. Goodchildren. Morales. and Union straSls
measuring american measure) 81 feet IL inches li
lines front on BaEatelle street BY q depth d d
feet 10 inches and lines together with all the bull
ings and Improvements thereon.
t ALSO st
TWO SHARES Of che capital stock Of the SOuA
Terms-For the Stock cash: for the Rel Eaa
one half cash, and the balance at credit Of one ~
with eight per cent interest from day Of sale ura
payment. the notes 70 be divided into shares to IA
the convenience the heirs: said notes 70 be seca
by mortgage and vendors Lrivileae; the buildines
be insured, and the policy transferred; act Of e
before Octave de Armas, Notary Public. at the b
pense OF the purchaser. including stamps.
au1 IL % sci
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30

GENOvA-BriR Fortuna--Wines liquors. ETC.,
returned 70 baFseiIes and Genoa 100 staEes Use
bbis rosin 3 hhdB tobacco for Marseilles
ST LOUIs-hteamer Commonwealth-l0o6 boxes
tin 907e bars railroad iron a cks wine
OARpEnAS-Schooner LindA-l0A bois Hour 10.
COO feet lumber
TNDiAnOisA--steamshi TsxAs-25 SKIS corn
Is 900 feet lumbsr-3 boxes soap-l0 sacks oats-and
NEW XORK.-steamship General Grant-26i
bales cctton-3JO0 lacks o2ts-ee0 bbls mealsl cskH
AID bhie iron-24 casks ~ bales rope cuttiugH
$50 md id11il54 dry hiddes-70 bales do4p baleg
most--4c bdla hoop r0n-256 sacks cotton seed-ll
pkes eopper--l6 pkgs mdge
MISUNDERSTANDING azoo-zn bales cotton
II do lnss5-es2s sacks c4le-1sze sacks eern-Xl do
cotton a4sd--led hides-25 bbs o.l-3u bbls bone
dnst--ls pkEs indse-$ie,6 ~ specie
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COTTON STATEMENT.


The ey ports were for New York exclusively.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-The market for for
eiRn sugars discusses animation beyond retail
or jobbng business at unchanged prices. Louisiana
sugar still selling in small way at l3lgl414c u n for
fair to PRIME No market for Cuba molasses. Weeks
sales sugar. =; receipts hhds. exports, 2. Weeks
sales moasses, =; receipts, bbs: exports, =. I'm
ports from Cuba, 1877 hhds, p ties, and &c hbls.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WhNT-since our re-
view o. yesterday the steamer Commonwealth, from
ST. Louis, has arrived
actions reported were 800 and NO bbs choice treble
extra on private terms +; $40 treble at $40 so 100
choice at St3 60 and so superfine at 81 4 Dbl The
market still unsettled to admit OF quotations.
CORN-fhe market is st dull. $50 sacks were
sold Of which 200 and 275 yellow, so white mixed; LOG
white at 81 10 and I'll yellow and white mixed at
IL OK p bnshe
hushel
BRAN-4C0 casks changed hands at 81 20 2 100 lbs
and so sacks ship stuff at 81 80
HAN-'fhe market Is dull and prices declnnR
90 a5d 100 bales choice Western sold at So and "
Jot. LOUIS at S24 q ton. .
PORK-Duil and unchanged. Mess in small lots is
quoted at $50 so q Dbl.
BACON-5 casks clear ribbed sides sold at 1714c "a
n shoulders quoted at IA sl4'4c clear sides IL
glsisc. q n.
% C.. II n choice tlerce Iard is retailing at 1910
RELATIONSHIPS our review Of Wednesday
there has been only moderate degree of animation
in the tobacco market. The sales embrace so hhds
of which y at lie p n; at l3'c % and 10 at 15si
at II c. 2 at lsc and at zoe z n. The stock IN
fartorsi hands is light, We stall quote;
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NOTICE,

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. l
-aD.,e - New Orleans, August "a SAG
N'ohMS, OF BOuKS AND BLANEs RE
ieee cured oy Act of Congress, approved july 20
dseo. e9 ne Kept BY plsillers, Rectihers Oompound
r. anu " hoiesale Dealers in Liquors and b. Manu-
urers o. cigars, have been received at this Of
nee and after the thirtyfi instant strict com
nan:s WIZ i the REQUIREMENTS of tue law applicable
tnereto Will be required in this District fF
aus 81 AS D. sIEbnD IMAM,
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OFFIcE OF THE RnCoRDER

OF BIRTHS AND DE aTHS,
"a st. AnthODy's Alley, near the Sheriff.
Office,
between Charities and ROYAL strae-s,
Inc pubic are hereby notified that accord ing 10
we prqVslons OF an act providing for the registering
tne city and parish of Orleans both des Of the
RIVER M sslssippi, must be duly registered in the
ABOVE once The declaration fot registry must be
made oy the father or IN that is impracticable
by any other person present at the birth Every per
son neglectng TO comply with said act is liable n
penalty not exceeding ten nor less than five dollars
Inc ABOVE mentioned law will be strictly enforced
aul6lm Recorder of Births And Hsss,hs
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

The steamship Gen Grant, Captain Quick, sailed
last evening for New York direct with full freight
and the following named passengers:
Mr and Mrs Hnater-Mrs Cahill-Mrs Croker
y Waiker-Wm X Crocker-M Uahin-k Clark
James Armour-Gnd u in the Storage
The steamship Yazoo, Captain Wier sailed last
evening for New York Direct with full freight and
the following passengers;
Mrs d B lngle, 3 children, and seryant-A Milton,
wife, and children
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OFFICIAL NOTIOES--OITY.
MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, x
Utty Hall, August q, 1868.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW OR1EAEe,l
City Hall, August q, 1868.
mo. 992-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller shall, after the
passage Of this resolution and approval BY the
Mayor, Adudicate, alter ten days notice in the OH
ca JOURNAL TO the highest bidder and in accordance
with the market ordinances, the revenues Of the
Dryades Market for one month, to December 81,
1851 the chy reservng the right to annu the lease in
one days notice without damages
lSignedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
CSigne0 THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary
CoNrnoILERs OFFICE, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, august p, 1858. ]
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
his office, on TUESDAY, Septembe g 1862 at noon,
adjudicate to the highest bidder bidders the con-
tract for farming the revenues of the Dyades Market
in accordance with the above ordinance.
Registered August "a, 1868.
PAS. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.
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POUND NOTICE

STRgET Col<A6BsloHFR's DEP RrsrFsr.
'5a t7 tApu M Room No. tlty Hall
New Orleans. August % 1853.
WAS BROUGHT TO TIE SECOND DISTRICT
as an estray- I.-.
One White GOAT m z 3H
Which, Il not claimed within three dsys and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
a. ssia Pound. on TUESDAY. Heptein Der I, ls6e at
~ o CLOCK ~. t.s JOSEPH MURPHY, (.
LOUIS SEINE HAL. for OontroiIsr. aus s.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUEBLO
i auction, at the Anchor Press in this civ on
me thirtyiirst day Of August. 1858. large tuan.
mtyoi dessleated POTATOES and mixed VEC;E.
TABLES, put up in large tin cans.
Tnese articles are sound, are good aud will keen
ipr years Dairymen are requested TO be present At
A. BKCKwITH.
Brsyet Major General U. !. a, and Chief
Oo5mnmissary 81 Subsistence Department Of
au2obJ Louisiaua
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For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at 5
For New York-M Merchants line every Saturday at
kP. NJ
son Square on the ist and 18th Of every month.
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rMrSovED PROPERTY ny THE rHiai

ouOohsSlON OF BAkbARA LAQUE-No 8 q
PX CH a Nkk rs 9. MHL ,AUOTfONEEE-
~ Once No. 1871 PDydraB street-Wili be scd d
5AIuRDAY. September 2 1864 at tWsive 5'closl
~, e tile Merchants and Auctionears' IN ahanes
Royal street. betWeen Canal and Customhoas
streetss ~ yiftue and in pur eAnca Of an ordgf Z
Anncrablo L. Duvienenpu. Judae Of the sesonl
District vours pAfiAh Of Orleans dated Angalt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated Il
Sa5sE W.sciFston n Shis city n s1dsgs bosnd
Port stteste, dos Fnatsd as lot No. ~ on
plar drawn ~ donn Schneider, dated Sisreh ls %
and oepQslted n the oface # Aehie Chapel
lot reference. bald lot measures IN HnFlish medi
are acccsaaR p paid plan, twonty.aight feet tY
lncnes 'front.' on ~ Ferdinand street 81 ig5 feet 81
inches ~ dspth between parallel lines Tokeehe
n.ta ~ y. .ae im rQvamenl9 snefgor, oepEistinR Of
whsass as pes plan % William u. Bell arehitesi
tlonee,ei ksrAPnEe prespus 70 sale 7'hs purchase
g efsone cqe t.x9z o. % y pat able 10 all9.
4e5.n -|3fAH ~ United s. SITES Treasury notse
AZ q A4is 1elofs q. EAfhtl Esqs notall
r9,1n ~ 3NsEgz y ~ purchaser. including "
auh q ss21
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-30

Emma No 8. Maratta. from Cincinnati.
? Mary, Carroll, from Mobile. Fl. d..
Right Way, Scouili, from Shreveport
Grey Eagle BA anco, from Bayou sara
Hunter. JeAnfrau. from pointe "a a. Hache.
W4loon, Rug, from Lower Coast ~
Thos = May, De Bouchel, from Jesnits' Bend