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SPECIAL.
EXTkA,

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DIR. Howe's Mode Of Using n vacuum.
BY removal Of atmospheric pressure local and
gestons instantly relieved, which health
large class Of diseases 1t vigorous circulation OF blood
into and through part operated upon a Of which
nourshes nvigorates and ensrges permanently small
organs by restoring he equilibrium Of nstures blood
them; by which Is reliable remedy for Psraly ned
Shrunken Parts Impotency Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torhos Seminal Derangemen; Diseases Self Abuse
Painful and Ineontneneeof Urine Enlarged Prosrste Obs
nate Gleet vsOeee certain forms ef Structure etc. which
other rarely Hundreds have been treated sue
cessfally.
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases Humors
Rheumatism and Mercury from system which medicines
alone fail to resch but used together effect wonderful cures
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished all forms Of disease
acute and chronic, Of either sex
Once hours from s A n. to 4 Consultation frss
Treatment cash Charges moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HOWE,M N D., II Bsronne street,
Near O.na. New Orleans
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Mrs. Charles Howard Watkins The foro-;...
comedienne, and Harry Watkins, appeared AT the
Norfolk Opera House on Christians nisb, ;o
Kathleen Mavourneen,u -'eus Al
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AaACHIN ERY.

JOHN l.. BARINGEK,
IS&, lkS, 5s......MAaAzINE..... lisa. 1Ss, Iss
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTING5. for stsar,
Water and Gss-
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK in all Ia
multifsOus branches for Steamboats,, Plantations Brew
sries, Distilleries and Private Dwellnga
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGs put I'D In ths
seetest manner and on the shortest notscs.
COPPER STILLS made 10 order
CONSTANTLY HAND.
large assortment Of Brass Globe Valves Chsck Valves
horizontal and vertic OH Globes Cups; all ssss oi
steam and Water Cocks Of various paterns ssuzes
Magnetic Water Gauges and Gauge Cocks ETC. eto
ALSO, CONSTANTLY on HAEp:
The osiebTsted MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING Ronz
sAd POINTS which took the First Premium ct the late Fair
Orders from city and country solicited and promptly =.
tended to.
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pHEUMATIsAl,
HEU ALICIA AND GOUT
oAs BE CURED

SOUl and NEURALGIA SPECIFIC. The recipe was pro
careo from the celebrated Dr. Laamand Of France
4qusck medicine No good physician fails pre- cribe n
when he learns what composed Of Attention invited
te circulars, which can be obtained Of JOHN H. BLOOD
General Agent and from the druggists containing certificates
rom phycians bankers merchsnts mechanics Others
the highest respectaby who would lend
% impose on the public
Lelsrn ands Specific OF Rheunstsn
Neuralgia than any other remedy In existence.
JOHN II. BLOOD, General Agent
q ". corner Third and Chestnut sta, ST. Louis
Fer sails by druggists gsasrsly.
RARNES WARD AGO.
~ Magazine strnsts,
@ n A0RISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
II Magazine street,
Wholesale AGENTS. New Orlesns
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MEDICAL
MEDICAL.
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
DIR. Conrad Blanhe, Dentist,
4I8..........Sr. CHARLES STREET.

The Aluminium set Of TEETH the newest invention Of the
to be had accomplished its perfection
at tbs establishment the Nothing in
the world to be compared 10 it, Neither gold silver is
equal TO its value, for is is Of no weight.
COME AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance.
Aluminium, 4I6 and AIS st. Charles.
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All Policies issued by this Company Forislsaols
Premiums payable in Cash. and therefore Losses
payable ia r>sh, without deductions. for notes.
Dividends are paid Annually, IN CASH.
Rates compare svoraby with those Of any other Com
pany in the United States.
Its losses have BEEN and are, always paid promptly and
without litigation unnecessary delays
ranks numb,rs of influential citizens among It's
policy holders.
1t is modern Company, organised in accordance with
Requirements and offer inducements superior
those offered by the majority OF other Coms anieS
Its Officers and Directors of well known expe
rience in the business of Life Assurance.
The Forfeiture System originated by the President
of this Company.
It Policies all Of the following pls,s viz: CON-
MON LIFE. TEN YEAR, ENDOWMENT and JOINT
LIFE
also grants Annuities the most favorable terms
Frem and after January lst 1853 parties desiring
have payment of their Policies secured and by
State Of New York
Policies ritten for ranging from $1,000 $4,000
on a single life.
For particulars regarding rates, ETC., applyto
]. c. sHlPLEy. Agent.
6 Camp street. New Orleans
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MEDICAL.

-
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford 10 extensive
practice in all forms Of desse than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies in
dicsted-tor either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMESTS, GENI-
tai wEAKNBss, PILES, SYPHILIS fand GoNoR-
RbEA in the most aggravated Orms speedily cured and
vesge of n and disorder eradcsed from the entire
system the skin restored beauty the entire
organism to its normal he ,ih.
Persons desiring Dr. J. Viii e's advice ard remedies will
OF St. Charles and Julia Streets there
are several DR.. Whites in the city.
EOR THE PERa aANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. FerEiys Patent self-Adiusting Sup
porter Tfuss.
possesses advantages all others II
No Springs thus avoiding all injurious pressure back
and with 1t HERNIA or RUPTURE
Can he Permanently Cured.
Over thousand persons New Orleans vicinity
testify to this fact Besides Dr. FGRRISS exhibit his
superiority Also well parties VINO have been
cured by il For further Information call address with
stsmp) DR. 7. 81. CLAIR FBRRIsS Pa'entee,
New Orleans, La.
ofee-No. Is Bourbon street. door from Canal once
hours from A N. 10 4 Pm.
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EACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,

ALL DIVIDENDS IN THIS COMPANY ARE PAT
ABLE IN CASH.
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INSURANCE.
GLOBE MUTUAL

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The following order from General Hancock ex
plains itself, and is its own best commentary:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Jan. IL, 1865. /
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This Company continues Issue Policies against Los
and Damage by Fires Pers Of Rivers and Seas
the Current Rates Of Premium.
MICHEL MUSSON, President
HARMON DOANE, Vice President
Ed. A. PALFRKY Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10

ing result-yeas 20, nays none, as fol-
lows;
Yeas: Barrett, Belden, Bertonneau, Blan-
din, BOnseigneur, Bonnefoi, Brown, Butler
Cooley, Crane, Crawford, Cromwell, Quincy,
Demarest, Depssseau, p. G. Deslonde,
J. Deslonde, Donate, Douglass, G. Duparte,
U. Dupart, Duplessis, Esnard, FRANCOIS,
Ferguson, Gair, Gardiner, Guichardi
Hampstead, Ingraham, r. II. Isabelle,
Thomas Isabelle, Jackson, Jones, kelsoI
Landers, LANCE, Leroy, Il. Lewis Lude-
ling, Marie, Meadows, Mcmillan, Moses,
Mushaway, Myers, Oliver, Packard, Pierce
PiRchback, Pollard, Reagan, Reese, Riardr
| Riggs, Roberts, Rodriguez, Schawb, omlth
| Snaer, Scott, Tbibaut, Tinchant, Under
wood, Valfroit, YandeTgriff, NAPLES, Wick
\ life, Williams, and Wilson-7O
And the article was declared to bt
adopted as article of two Of title one
of the. constitution.
On motion of Mr.. Tinchant the con
vention adjourned until Monday mex
at IL A. NJ.
| A true copy:
VIM. VIGERS,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10
D, S, MARSHAL,S MONIT[ONS

IOReph HsgenmeYer and Others vs.. the
Leamehip Texas, Her Tackle, Apparel etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District OF Louisiana, No. 697T-In obsdi
ence to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
Ths Steamship TEXAS, her Tackle, Apparel
etS., now iibeled BY Joseph Hisen eyer and others
for the causes set forth in the libel now pending in
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and Rdmonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending 10 have any right title inter
est in TO the same, TO be and appear at District
to be holden at the city OF New Orleans or before
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof, to show
cause II any they have or can why the said Nteamship
Texas hsc tackle, apparel, etc, ould not be
conaemned and BE- sold asrseably to the prayer Of
mDsihilts.
United States MarshAi's Once. New Orleans.
It'll day Of January, 1858
No 3Zg--iuo IAN 81 -
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the seventh article of the constitution.
Mr.. Packard moved to amend by
inserting after the word suspended"
the words Except in cases of insur-
rection or invasion"
The amendment was withdrawn and
renewed by Mr.. Newsham.
The amendment was laid on tho
table, and the article, reading as fol-
lows, ives adopted:
ART. z. All persons shall be bail
able by sufficient securities, unless
for capital offenses where the proof is
evident or tho presumption great, or
unless after conviction for any crime
or offense punishable with death or
Imprisonment at hard labor. line
privilege of the writ of habeas corpus
/ shall not be suspended.
! MFR. Cooley, of Pointo Coupee,
moved to adopt the seventh article of
the majority report as the eighth
article of the constitution, reading as
1 follows;
ART. g, Excessive bail shall not be
required, excessive fines shall not be
/ imposed, nor cruel or unusual punish
ments inflicted.
Which was adopted.
/ Mr.. Cooley, of Pointe Coupee, moved
to adopt article eight, majority report
as the ninth article of the constitution,
reading as follows
ART. 8. The right of the people to be
secure in their persons, houses, papers,
/ and effects against unreasonable
searches and seizures shall not be Yio-
/ lated; and no warrant shall issue but
upon probable cause, supported by
oath or affirmation, and particularly
describing the place to be searched
and the person or things to be seized,
Which was adopted.
/ Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans, moved to
adopt the ninth article of the majority
report as the tenth article of the con-
stitution, reading as follows, which
was adopted;
ART. 10. All courts shall be open,
and every person for an injury done
him in his land, goods, person, or rep
utation shall have adequate remedy by
due process of law, and justice admin
istered without denial or unreasonable
delay.
Mr.. Lewis moved to adopt article ten
of the majority report as article eleven
of the constitution, reading as follows,
which was adopted:
ART. IL. No la't shall be passed
regulating labCv and fixing the price
thereof.
Mr.. Tinchant moved to reconsider
the vote by which the last article was
adopted. Carried.
Mr.. Wicklife moved to expunge the
article.
Mr., Packard moved to expunge and
to adopt as article eleven of the con-
stitution article eleven of the minority
report.
Mr.. Crawford asked for a division
of the question, and that a vote be
taken on the motion to expunge and
the motion to adopt separately.
On motion of Mr.. Crawford the con.
yention adjourned until IL o'clock to.
morrow.
A true copy:
WIN. VIGERS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10

nR J. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, COR
~ nef ~ uhsrles and julie streets Is este 3ished
acute. pr. u White has had ths advantages and
experiences which large cities afford In an extern
5 " praofica and IN all forms OF dieOkso, more
than thirty years. he Is Distinguished for his
ability and certainty 10 detect aii the .silmsnta
that affect the sufferer. This experience enables
him with equal certainty instantly 70 perceive the
remedies indicatsd-ior either sex and sl aRe~--as
bis patients universally testify. distinguished
practitioner and professor IN two medical colleges
stated ia bis address, since, that Dr. j..
White has great advantage over many physicians in
his correct daanOss forming correct views OF al the
diseases which his pateu g eufiering with What
sgDF the ehAFaHteE or vlfuencs u the disease may
be. duJy and humanity urge speedy and permanent
Felef. ~ not too great distances, DR. White visits
pStisuts who are net able 10 come the Institute
Charges rsA soaable. n. 1-PerBuns oesiEinx DR.. j..
White ADVICE and rumsdes will be careful 20 call 81
the northeast Of ST. Charles and julia sr6es
Or address By sttor, shsFe arc several Dr. whites
IN the city. nSas 'e5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10

United States Vs. the ReHalfging House
No * Annuncistion street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT,
4 for the District Of Louisiana, No. ssil -In
obedience to an admiralty warrant, TO me directed
IN the above entitled salt, have seized and taken
into my possession
Tbs REOfIFYING H0USE No r Annunciasion
street, ETC., now liheed BY the Unttsd States of
pending IN the District Court Of the United StAteR
And DO herehy cite and adnonlsh the owner o.
having pretending 70 lave any right title or inter
set in to the same, to be and appear at the Dis
trct 9ourt OF tins United states, tor the District
Aforesaid, TO be holden At the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THgaD MONDAY from the data
hereof 20 show caTse If any they have or can why
the said Rectitylng House No. 81 Administration
street should not be condemned and DO ssld agree
ably to the prayer Of libeant
United States MarshaHs Office. New Orleans
third day Of January, 1853.
No. aaO-iala Il ls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10

Distance from Mobile to points on the Alabama
river shall be consider ed as follows:
To Mount Vernon Arsenal and Montgomery Hill,
100 miles
To Claiborne, 200 miles.
To Selma, 400 miles.
10 Montgomery, SO miles.
Transport alton to furnished whenever called for
By the United States QuArteFmAster.
Good and sufficient bond will be required for the
faithful performance OF the above contract
The g''vernment reserves to itself the right to
reject any all bids
Bidders requested to be present at the opening
of the bids, IL M, January II, 1859.
Pr possls TO be Endorsed Proposals for River
Transportation" and addressed 10 the undersigned.
By order Of Brevet Brgsdisr General R. SaKton,
Chief QuarternRster Third Military District
OHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
ja56t RreVet Lieut.. Dol and A. @. NJ. u. 3. A.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, January Q, 1853.
No. R35-Ney Series.


l. Resolved, Tia. the Consolidated Loan Tax be
hundred dollars of the assessed value of all the
real estate within the limits Of the city Of New Or
leans for the year 1851
2 Resolved, That q tax at the rate of eighteen
value of all the real estate, caDitai, income and
household furniture appearing the tablrau of
sessment made by the City Assessors for the year
1857. be and the same is hereby levied TO paw the
leans, jackson, and Great Northern railroad COM
pAny, and the New Orleans, Opelousas, aud Great
We tern railroad company.
g. Resolved, That tax Of seventy two ceuts on
every hundred dollars of The Assessors value Of
all real estate appearing the tableau Of assess
ments for the urban portion Of tire city, made by
the City Assessors for he year 1861 and tax Of one
hundred and thirtytwo cents on every one hundred
dollars Of tho assessed value Of capital income, fur
nture, etc.. appearing the taDleau Of
for the urban portion of the city, as made by the
City Assessors for the year 1851 be and the is
hereby levied 70 pay the ordinary EXPENSE Of the
city government or the urban portion for the year
1858, over and above the receipts paid otherwise.
4. heHOiv d, hat 8 Z of slKtyiVe cents sverg
one hundred dollars Of the Assessors value of real
estate appeatiik un me tab OF assessments for
Assessors for the year ls67 and tax Of one hundred
and thirty two cents every one hundred dollars
Of I'd value OF capital income, furniture, etc.
appearing the tablesu Of snts for the rural
for the year 1851 be and the same is hereby levied to
pay the ordinary expenses Of the city government
for the rural portion for the year 1858, over and
above the receipts paid otheEwise -
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed jas. GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
t5isasdj L HEATH. Mayor.
4 trus copy:
GEORGE 4. CHILDs, Secretary. jal0 st
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TWENTY. EIGHTH DAY.
A true copy
WIN. VIGERS, Secretary

Il w LSAN L LIN ~ IN
New ORLEANS, December 81, 1867.
The convention met aud was called
to order by the president at IL o'clock
A. NJ.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
]. G. Taliaferro, president; Messrs.
Antoine Baker, Barrett Belden, Blandin,
Bonseigneur, BOnnetOi, Brown, Barrel,
Butler, Cooley, Crane, Crawford, Crom-
well, Quincy, bearing, Demarest, Depas-
seau, p. G. Deslonde, Douglass, u.
Dupart, Duplessis, Esnsrd, FRANCOIS, Gair,
Gardiner, Guichard, Harper, Harris, HES
tand, IRgraham, r. FL. Isabelle, T. Isabelle,
Jones, Kelso, Landers, LANCE, J. B. Lewis,
r. Lewis, Labelling, Massicot, Meadows,
Packard, Pierce, Pinchbaek, Poindexter,
Pollard, Reagan, Reese, Riard, Riggs,
Roberts, Rodriguez. Smith, Scott, Snider,
TWitchell, Underwood, Vandergriff, Vidal,
! NAPLES, Wickliffs, Williams, Wilson-70
members present.
Prayer by the Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The minutes were read and adopted.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles:
Resolved, That in every place in
the constitution where the word
parrish" occurs, that it be stricken
out aud the word county" inserted in
its place.
Draft of the constitution:
ABy Mr.. Burrel, Of st. John the
Baptist
WHEREAS, That Sunday, the first
day Of the week, is set apart by
Christian nations as day Of rest and
worship to Almighty God; therefore
be it
Resolved, That the general assembly
of this state shall pass such suitable
laws as win encourage and foster a
due respect for the proper observance
Of ths sabbath day.
| General provisions.
REFORgs OF srASDnsg COMMITTEES.
Committee on contingent expenses
submitted the following report:
Mr.. President and 8embern Of the Convention:
We, the committee on contingent
expenses, in obedience to resolution
offered by the Hon. A. Bert0nneau
adopted on the 18th Of December, re-
| questing a report Of the whole expen.
SEES Of the convention up 20 date, have
the honor 20 report as follows:
Total expenses committee
on printing ----s----$ 4,l62 "
Total expenses committee
i on contingent expenses
for stationery, locks,
Keys coal, ets......s 1912 81
Total per diem Of members. 34.650 OF
Aileagos about. 10000 OF
Amount for officers and en-
ployes. = ...-... $3.50 q
-------4-s- $500
Aothl- -4--s4- ase4..s. @0sjscf9 u
EY. B0NszIGNEUR.
ChaiKman
Which was received.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS,
i The report 81 the committee o.
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W N. REMBRRw0Ns M. las P0W-
VI dr4E GtFaat, between So, Charles and CarOE-
daieA n1reeta. New DElearB Whplaoaie and Retail
Dealer in Drugs AedicineS Peinlas uila. gooFA
FaEaishea Glass, etc., ETC., haa ID atora a AFRa
as8oTsusnt q the following GQoda, which he will asn
Il Lev Prices. either Wholesale or Retail
White Lad q the best brands, French and AUioz-
scan Zinc, OIL q an kinds Yenatsz Rec and span.
iah Brown. xsil9M OehEt. ysEiasy q ths best vef,
soda, soaBs. and uotton Marking and Writing LAX
manufactured b niHlssf
Also Ereas variety Of PsriumeEy and REaaT ri
clos, for The toilet.
The etcFs Is we'll supplied with an kia8s q Drugs
and Aediasses. treah had Of The kaat qualify.
anla
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, January 6, 1855
"a g34-Navy Sarias

City Hall, January 6, 1865 !
No. S34-New Series.
WHEREAS, II was necessary for the School Board
elected by the Common Council of this city on the
day Of -, 1851 to resist the action of the old
School Board and 70 maintain their rights officers
OF the city by all due process of laws and whereas
by virtue of the Judgment of the Sixth District
Court rendered in tine above matter the said parties
cast and condemned TO pay the costs; and
whereas said School Board mad no interest in the
matter any further than see the laws and ordi-
nanoss of thiSoity executed therefore be it
Resolved, BY the Common Council of tina city Of
New Orleans that the Controller warrant ON the
Treasurer in favor Of the Sheriff OF this parish in the
sum Of ssventy-lour dollars and sixty cents S4 co.,
and in favor of the Clerk of the Sixth District Court
in the sum of one hundred dollars and twenty five
cents $00 @ for the payment Of costs accrued in the
above named case.
(SignsdJ W. T. HEPP,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved January 6, 1859,
(5iRnsd HEATH, Mayor
Attest: GEO. t. CHIDs, Secretary Jas St
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PROPOSALS FOR g0AEMKssARY
RT0RER,

HEADQ'Rs DISTRICT or tbs IKpIAR TRRnTroR9
Chief Commissary's Once, :
Fort Gibson O. N, December l6 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received az the Office Of the undersigned ~
Fort Gibson. O. N, until II oclook NJ. THURSDAY,
February 6, 1853, for the delivery of Subsistence
Stores, as follows
At FORT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. '. Y. /,
2s0,oOo pounds Of FResh BEEF, to be delivered in
such quantities and 81 such times-d8ily u
required--As tbs Post Oommlssary may di-
rect.
10000 pounds Of BACON CLEAR SIDES, in sacks
or casks to be OF tina first quality.
LOO barrels Of MESS Pork es7.6oo pounds Of
FLOUR, put up in sacks or barrels. and
equal in quality TO the best xxx st. Louis
brands,
1900 pounds CORN MEAL, Of best quality. and
5000 gallons 6f6sR YISEG ia, y best quality,
ana put Up in good barrels hAli-bArreia, and
kegs.
2OOc0 pounds SALT, Of good quality, and securely
put up in sacks or barrels.
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Fifth Military District, !
New Orleans, La, January G. lee9.
CEALfD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- will be received Al this ofice until Il n sATUR-
DAY. the ilth Of January ISIS for furnish
sag tha 9uartermaafnr'z DaDartment in this city
INDOORS * By X feet
bER4esoAS s feat ~ Is inches, Lights 10 BY
"a glazed
40 DOORS ~ By ~ feet
~ ms So iest hY Is Inches, lights 10
~ IL glazed
los DO0lS6 So feet b feet
az "a hts tdeh z, each 10 bg y, hah upper
and half lower SASH glazed and Frinna6-
All 70 b ef the besi quality 81 cypress
The whole 70 1s fublgst TO tnspeetion b ooa'
reteut person % DO Eeected BY this dopaftment
Ths ability OF the bidder 70 fuldli his agreement
mGut
Ihs uaissd States tbs right 10 ssiest any
The hias Eiil bs opaned On shs day and hour ab5Vs
n1und, sud Bidder are i1gfteu v 30 pFaaena
Proposals mnat Se inuqssea "Propnasss 4or bcoFa
hna Aash." and addss4sed 70 Ahe undarsgnod st
this ONES ChA6 II. TOHfEINA,
kreget HFig Gen. and Chiai QuartarmAEsof, Fifth
Military District. AIS
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Tsss. rs. r.. WRIGHT, GRAD,
Lfuata Of the New York JoiieEe d - So,
UontAi Surgery alter an o4qsrieHaa 5r3a ~,
81 tsugtean years in his profession.
1tieFe hle gerEieea 10 Tbs inhabifapta s.
Of Sew UflasEa. aIl-H1
Il B-lrea1h snaorlaa On VBH1ANf4H bAbH
au4EnIQn 10 a1tp IA ALL uHarHEI1. AZ Hhkr ffa
opsT. Ne. ~ Cugialuhedas alreek botWesa Dan
phina and Burgundy.
llalsrcnoo-t Hon y. r. Hazts.
iFaH ~. WRioHT. p D. ..