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FURTHER ExTENsIeN or TINE
Fob COLLECTION icF THE CON-
VENTTON TAX.


BOARD o. RgGHTRATIOF,
State OF Louisiana New Urlelns, tlg u, 1863
7 A REGULAR MEETING Oh THE BOARD,
"a held on TUESDAY, May e le1s, Inc following
resolution was adopted
Resolved That the time for tle a gttlenent Of
the Convention taxes by the laz Collectors and
Sheriifs throughout the State win the Auditor Of
Public Accounts be and is herlby eEtelded 20 the
first day of July, 1868
By virtue Of the foregoing REQ utlon hereby no.
tify all Tax Collectors aud ShNiiis Throughout the
State to continue to collect The Don7ertion tax up
to the first day of July, 1865. M
The Taz Collectors and SHERIFF. are further in
struoted that they will be held fsponsbb Tor rigid
enforcement Of the ordinance sdoptei by the Con
vention, January 4, 1853, twhidbf hereinafter pub
lished for the information Of aponcantd, ezsetlng
penalty for non-payment OF sad tax
The Convention RENTED all penalties up to the
twentieth day Of March 1868 cad fromtiAt time the
penalty will be exaoted in all t parshs where the
taXros we're ready at that date, and thirty days
after the taNrolls were oompleed u ha other par
ishes, the penalty viii be exaett
8. b. PACK RID Chairman.
r. o. RICHARDSON, Socretarr
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EsrArR OF Aueusr sonwAAIB.

UNrTKp STATES MARsHA1's OTT1uE, i
{ District Of Louisiana,
rr1ryvS 20 ~. New Orleans, June L. 1859. J
'N'41ls - ~ GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
= L ,6 -nintn GAY o. May, A. d. 1893 WAR
AAhF ~ btA!.akRgPTQY was issusd against tse
sstste u z gISrUSI sCHWAAB, of New Orleans,
was sc1ndged q bankrupt on his own : befi-
sions Lhes me payment q any debts and deIEysry
% him or for his use, and the trsnsfsr q
eny property oy hlin, are forbidden By law; thnt
rapt, 70 prove their debts and to choose one or more
esslgnees Of his estate, will be held at Court Of
street, in the city Of New Orleans. Louisiana, be-
fore Don 4. Pardee REGISTER, on the kf5sant day
Of June, A ID. 1868, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
F. j. HEBRON. u. Il. Marshai 9 z
No. e9-je2 - A District of Iouiaiaua
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Fee Fo Il LAIR sTi2ss r 4SD
CQtIRcT0gs OFFICE,
SupeFiulendent Of Lights,
Nav lnlaar5a line 4. 1853.

CoiIFcT0gs OFFICE, }
SupeFiul1ndent II Lights, :
New 0Iltans line 2, 1896,
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE RECEIVED
y at this office until u o'olock ~ on Monday the
fifteenth day Of june 1868 % iufn Ang and de-
liverlng such RATIQAs and lUkb e the Light
lightvesse and lighthouse ton6sr a. ray be called
for for year, from tho frst day ,ty, ls53 to
the thirtieth june, 1863 iuclusive Ihl rati9ns 70
be Of good Gnd approved qna8yi "a 10 delivered
alongside Of the lighthouse tender or ytheT vessel
provided for the purpose at Ner lregaL Louisiana,
and to be stated In the bid aeSfdinFlt Z good and
sufficient packages, barrels, bone a. tases and 10
good order, for tho light vessel 6noe 1lsrter free
Of ali expense TO the United atas igreeably to
Specifications, which viii form part lie contract,
copies of which may be had BY 6uieiu L this office.
All bids must be sealed END n d,lrst Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Lia1t Vesslk" and chen
placed in another envelope and egt al o. directed to
this Office, prepaid il sent By nNi
BY Jrdsr Of the Lighthouse D5ard-
je2els SUPERB ~ as5tof l,iRhts.
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STATE OF NORBERT ROSE. US pupUY,
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE.
nisfriot NJ Tn44feianu =

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.
District OF Louisiana
Flew Orleans, June l. le6a
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
y twenty third day Of May, A. d. 1858 a WARRANT
in BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
kORBEkF koSbLlUS DUPUY, Of Plaqpenfne in
the parish OF Ibervile and State Of Louisiana who
was adJudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty 0elonglng to such bankrupt 10 him or for his
USE and the transfer of any property by him for
bidden by law; tnst meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt, to prove their debis and to
oh?ose one or more assignees of mis- estate, wi bs
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ne
- st. Charles street, in the city Of New Orleans
Louisiana, before Don A. Pardee. Register On the
ninth day of June A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
II. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal
No. sl2-ie2 ga District of Louisiana
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ESTATE OF GEORGE W. JONES.
UNITED STATES hIERsHAE's OFF1cE
DISTRICT Of Louisiana.
New Orleans. Nav G ff1f

UNITED STATES KIkRsaAE's OFFICE.
DISTRICT of Louisiana.
New Orleans. May 9, Ifll
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT OF THE
i ffth day Of HAY, A. D. 1865 . WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY vas issued against TIE estate Of
GEORGE W. JONES, Of the parish OF Assumption
and state Of Louisiana VINO was adludgeo ban rups
delivery Of any property belonging 70 such haTupt
% him o. for bic use snd we lIarset Of any Psop5
the creditors 81 the said bankrupt to prove tnelr
debts. and 10 choose one or more assignoes o. his
holden a. Ouatomhouss buildnR IN the CITY OF new
Orleans Louisiana before y. RI q. Fltlin, hagsiels
o'clock A. ~.
y j. HERROil, q s. Marshal.
No. 732-xayi GO a uistFlct Of Louisiana
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OFFICE OF THE CssfN1fgioNER or TEE }
CONSOLIDATE ed Debb 81 New Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF THIS RTYBfVESTA
ID section Of the act Of the LeglastrIe the State
of New Orleans and provide for me government and
administration OF its ahsirs appro7ed the TWEEN
tythird February, 1852 and for DE puDose OF pay
ing at maturity he debt Of the old explorations
falling due in the year 1892 snd es9 y virtue Of
authorizing The conversion Of tho n9te Of the de-
nomination Of 500 twenty dollar issuei under au-
SEA SF8LED S'i PROPOSALS wllbe received at this
Of July, Is, & at ia o'clock 81 for perhass Of al
or eny portion of series Of esq tWo hundred and
eighty bonds Of the ety OF Nov Orleans Of $1,000
each said bonds to be dated the fst Of April 1869,
payable in t2sl tventyfour years WITH Interest cru
pons attached thereto atthe rats Of si1 yer centun
York the first days Of 0etobaf AND Alril Of each
year
Bonds of the city of New 0rleaus and addressed 10
ers Of the Consoid ated Debt Of New Oheansi to he
opened and the bonds adiudieiigd to he hiEhesr
bidder on the tentn day Of JUN ~ nom as afors'
said.
The Commissioners reserve Dc rgh, i Rejecting
any or all bios.
Terms-Oash in United State5eurreno, or intezest
coupons of consolidated bonds psE due.
(Signed) E. HEATH, Mayor.
tSgneO d, e. MANQh4L. Controller,
lSignedl s; HoWYIA5LIlls 4reasg;y g.
Finance Comm,llee Bed q Aldermen.
Signed Up SULLIVAN, Chairman
Finance Committee Board otAasst aldermen.
o. DnBU7s, Secretary, Room So. 1city Han
ie6 tjyl0
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MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June o, 1853.
No. 92S-New Series.

Resolved, That the Finance Committee be and
they are hereby empowered to employ whatever
assistance they may judge necessary who shall n
der the direction Of said committee behalf Of the
Controller of the city Of New Orleans. mn report
Of which shall be made to said committee, who shall
report the same 60 the Board of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) E.. H. CHADWICK,
President Board of Assistant AldeFunsn.
Signedl .. K. W. BURBANK,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June O. 1863.
,tsigne0 r. HEATH, Mayor
D. K, WHITAKER, Secretary. jeG st
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OIFI0IAI NOTICES.


PROPOSALS F0K QAE AND FINE
OFIJm OHfEp QUARTERnhBrFR
Z far .raHrffa Fifth Military District, \
I New Orleans. La, june g. 1853.
CHALED PROPoRAIs ARE INVITED AND
- will be received At this oiiee aatil z NJ. FRI.
DAY, the twelfth instant ~ anTniahing The
QuarfeTmaster 8 Department In THIS city q
l2,00O feet Of OA Il PLANK. Il ~ aafshl
1000 feet Of WHITE FINk LuABER stl-..s
Specifications on Tile a. this oface. i1
[ Bids will be opened A. time anoYe named, and
bidder are invited to be present r.
The United States reserves the rght % reisct any
or all bids. sr FsrIltt =
Pr posalsmust be indorsed Ffepsesint'r Oak and
White Pine" and addressed Y re u9a9srsened.
Brevet Colonel and QuarteFsnaster US. A.. z
lee ~ - -. inlhafga Ofion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

DEATHS LAST WEEK.-According to the
report of DR.. George W. Dirmeyer, Secretary
of the Board of Health, the whole number
Of interments in this city last week was
log. One died of yellow fever, six of other
fevers, one of cholera, ten of consumption,
and ten were stillborn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

WEEKLY WoREHoUsE STATISTICS Mum
Der of persons sent to the workhouse during
the week ending June c, 1865: 81; white
male natives o.; white male foreigners IL;
colored male natives 80; colored female
natives 16; white female natives 5; white
female foreigners 8; total 50. Foreigners,
naturalized, 2; sc can neither read nor
write; SO have no occupations; q arc given
to drink; l6 are married. Of the foreigners,
are from Ireland; are from Germany; 2
are from England; 4 are from France; and l
from Hungary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

LEFT THE BENcH.-we learn that Judge
Neville, recorder first district, left his Office
yesterday with the intention of not return
ing to preside again. A messenger was
sent to Assistant Alderman JOubert to be at
the office to-day to attend to the business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

- SAsH-FAcToRY HoncIDE.-Judge
Sael yesterday began an examination
Zip Witte, accused of killing S. c. Lo-
lnnat sash factory corner Of IRENE
halouse streets on the second instant:
aalite Maillot testified that he is en-
IN the sash factory corner of IRENE
i,ulouse streets; on the morning of the
ial Instant, about eight o'clock, saw
and accused In q small rear build
q went in Iaaid, "a Frenchman, a
eAnan, and an Englishman; will put
ftnchman between US; how is poll.
peaking to deceased deceased an.
ssl that Republicans had 6One 10 hell;
secnsed said, ''That's tho way before
sal 8 FrBnchman, Dutchman, or an
la2n could not walK the streets after
flleck without being knocked down
kothings;H deceased got up and
4 Y 1ccused, "tou are SO much in love
Pc Republicans hope your wife win
1lgger baby when deceased made
9aafk ho aid not appear 10 be serious;
Rld, 'les, yQU have already al
tbat once before with Bou.
accused followed deceased; ac-
sfld N deccased You are the
man on earth; heard no reply
1ceesed whom the tWo had got up
heard two thots; ran up and got
late; met accused coming out With
r III his hanai Ne said: Never
neplite, ViH surrender myself,p
now Ia count N rirnilar to the one
1hd AZ the timer H4lloGed accused
lrss when got down stairs told
nn 10 follow him, and sRe that sc-
aIf net fHn HWay; aflerNaed ] assist
IIg deceased - the drug 9tOro. the
f told ne was no use, al nothiug
done a1f him;l then sent l1r cas-
leoessed 10 Charity hosnllal;I
aaN Lin dead
sd aiicr making the remark about
ag baby vent up stairs IN his usual
ptaners accused followed him op
very excited msnner, going UP
lalntai = Was in the factory on
morning Of the "a instant;
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A VIOLENT DEATH.-Daniel Clemens, q
youth eighteen years old, while driving a
slop cart along Washington street, near
Clara, was suddenly thrown to the ground
under his vehicle and SO badly injured that
he died in an hour after.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jldge Hone. The grand
jury returned true bill against John Fran.
els for assaulting with intent to murder
Roman Alonzo.
Also true bill against Moses Harvey and
Bill Johnson for breaking and entering a
store in the night time with intent to steal.
H. Harding was found guilty of an assault
and battery on Hugh Mccain.
Jack Holmes was discharged by nolle
prosequi, he was accused of having false
~ imprisoned George Work.
John Bennett, accused of stabbing with
intent TO kin FRANCOIS Ballas, was dis.
charged by nolle prosequi.
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| deceased and accused worked there;
! on the morning in question l was on
the second floor, when accused came upin
Q great hurry; saw him go to his clothing;
sccused's clothing was in this shop room;
| accused came from the back part of the
| building; spoke TO accused, hut he did not
reply; turned around to pick. up sash;
heard accused fire q shot at deceased; 1
I turned to arrest accused; there were four
shots fred altogether; deceased was behind
his bench apparently at work; 1t was then
saw accused going toward his clothes; no
| words passed between them at this time; i
was ten feet from them; saw three shots
fired; saw deceased when he fell; gave my
evidence before the coroner at Charity
hospital; did not see what accused took
nom his clothing. e ~
The court then continued the case until to-
day at meridian, when other witnesses viii
be heard. The case excites considerable in
terest. JUAN ST
A BURGLAR W0USDRD.--During Saturday
night burglar was discovered in the
dwelling of Mr.. st. Ceran, corner $50 Royal
(Casacalvo) street. Only Mrs. St. Ceran
and her son Edgar, not more than sixteen
years old, were at home. The youth be-
came aware Of the burglars presence, and
had good view Of him, and saw the rascal
search under the pillow Of a bed and take
something. The fellow then departed but
Edgar followed him down into the yard,
where the thief discovered that he was
pursued, when he fred pistol at the
young man, but did not hit him. Edgar
then sent bullet, which caused the bur-
glar to drop as if struck, but he immediate
ly recovered and ran to the street, the boy
following and sending another leaden MES.
senger after him.
An examination of the banquette proved
that the balls. had performed good service,
for blood was found along the way for
considerable distance, nearly three blocks,
to st. Ferdinand street, where all trace was
lost, and it is thought he must have found
hiding place in the neighborhood. All the
plumber that the villain had taken he drop
ped in the yard when he fell, besides a
single-barreled pistol that was not recog-
nized by any one. The fellow had entered
the premises from a rear alleyway, and
once within the building obtained several
keys, one belonging to an armoir which
contained some valuable jewelry.
Edgar st. Ceran describes his antagonist
as man of middling height and size, black
coat, pantaloons, and hat, dark, heavy
beard, and rubicund complexion. Who
ever the burglar was he will not soon forget
his worse than futile attempt to steal, Let
Edgar's example be initiated, and burglars
will not ply their unlawful business with SO
much boldness IS at present. The articles
dropped in the yard by the rascal were two
gold watches, gold cross, neck chains, silver
sugar bowl, teapot, and goblet, worth sew
eral hundred dollars. There's many slip
between cup and lip.
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ESTATE or ROBERT n. RDM0NAToN
paisidually, and $ . Member or the Firm Of Ed
mouston 1 Weinhans.
UNITED STATES MAnsHAn's ovFfcE
Nd Di o, q Louisilns,

District Of Louisiana, 4
New Orleans. June 5, 1855.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on TIKI
II tbird day Of June, A. ID. l8s9 q WAn-
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY WAS issued ar1101t
lhs estate oi ROBERT H MINORS n N
OF Baton Rouge. in the parish * Htsf
Baton kouge and State Of Louisiana vita was
adindged bankrupt on his oQn patid1tt that
the payment Of any debts and delivery q ANY prep
erty belonging 70 anch bankrupt 70 kif1 81 for tia
use, and the transfer Of any property l him, are
tqrndden q laM tnat meeting 81 ins 1lsdit9fs Of
one more asasneesof hls ssiafe van - Held a
Court q hanAruptey, % b 1114n u lhq urltom-
house building, in the ellis IA lllW Orleans. A,ouia.
ana. before j. -. G. IIn N0Ellltr On the twenty.
second day Of June. Al %. t11e a. ~ e|ctk AZ
-. =. j. aEkRl4. u, s a,llldai
No H1-aet "a 1lsirlpJ Of L5aisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

4 PEIzE F1GHT.-Arrangements had been
made Sunday for a regular prize fight, to
take place between Machoucou Decade and
Edward Read, men of great physical power.
The place selected for the mill was point
not far from the Metairie Race Course, time
yesterday morning, The men were accom-
panied by few friends, their'two assistants
being George Birch and Alphonse Durel.
Arriving on the ground, the combatants
were ready for battle in less than ten
minutes. Eight rounds were fought, at the
end of which Read was declared victor.
Decade, before the rounds were finished,
was attacked with a ''colic,n and the sponge
was thrown up. A squad Of policemen had
been sent out by Chief Williamson to put a
stop to the fight, but the officers did not
reach the scene until the mill was over, yet
they arrested the four named above, who
were brought in to the main station and
released on bond.
AS to the merits of the fight we know
nothing, or what were the results Of the sew.
eral rounds; but we learn that the stakes
we're only SIS side, and that bets were
heavy on Decade. Some talk was made be-
cause New Orleans policemen arrested the
party in the parish of Jefferson. officers Of
these parishes, by virtue OF State law, can
make arrests anywhere within the limits,
but the offenders must be arraigned before
the magistrate of the parish in which the
alleged otfense was committed.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

NOtIee.-The Book Of the Treasurer of the Cam
paign Committee Of the Radical Republican Party,
containing the names Of all those who subscribe
toward the expenses OF the Campaign. the amount
Of the subscriptions received by the Committee, and
an account of the expenditure thereof. will be at
the headquarters No 81 St Charles street, and always
open to the inspection Of subscribers and members
Of the Committees.
Gentlemen can en- Aeir names, and leave the
amount with Mr.. Mu the Secretary, in the alb
senoe Of the Treasurer.
NJ. A. SOUTHWORTH,
EpI Treasurer
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
In Banhruptey-NO. 81.

IN THE MATTER OF ALoHoNSE COUTIN,
Bankrupt.
UYHEREAS ALPHORSE COUTIN, OF New Or
w leans and District aforesaid, duly declAred bank
rupt underline act Of Congress OF March z 1851 has
this day filed in said court petition praying for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said Act-
Notice is therefore given 70 sill creditors who have
proved their debts. and 70 al other persons in inter
est that the twenty second day Of june i6e at u A.
NJ is assigned for the bearing Of tho same and that
any they have, Why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be grated.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, HAY ~, 1851
ms2i 30 iel6 A X. L0EW. Deputy CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-09

LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.-Miss Prunella,
who still hopes to wear wreath Of orange
blossoms, told us that one of her single male
acquaintances, whose reputation for hon.
esty hitherto has been excellent, lately be.
came irrepressible, as she discovered that
his fingers were itching to "hook her
dress.
A. sterpe, the Carondelet street tailor
WHO was publicly cowhided few weeks
ago, has again become involved in trouble.
rAt Mcdonnell yesterday assaulted and bat
teral him without gloves. A judicial in
yeatsailon win develop the cause.
Jamss Foley, young man Of bad prece-
dents, 1ea been sent to the parish prison on
a fair sufspslsion that he Is one Of the in
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v orleans gepilbIieatl.

E4t ----
a. Country Parishes of Louisiana.
-sior--D onaldsonville P. +. VRlfroit. Tu
aIps,nsetofiiee--Milton Morris.
action .-Napolsonville-o. b hempstead=
lnalss.sEE Henry W. Fuller.
ls sal1Ie-R n nEgold--M H. TwitohelL
~ BsntOn-John PeaTce.
- Shreveport BENJAMIN MeLeran-o. u
ses.,--Pairview Lauding-,J. Il. LAnders.
s.,sl-O opsnhaRsn- Richard B. Edgeworth.
sii-Iake Providence Gorge Y. be9h4m;
~. Vidalis-A. B. harris
80 nahnshold-G. Snyder
pston RouRe--Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
--CHnton-Richard Lewis
IN sssen Goula-P. G. DeslOnde-Plaque-
.-Vernon--G- ". Fo,gusen.
r-Carroliton-R. g. Gardiner.
I.gss-V ermillionvile.- Riard.
,,rschs- -Thibodauz-D. II. Reese-Wiaiam
-Ponchat0ula-- Clarke White:
lpassssss -bastrop, H. + Buckingham.
a.ts,sbss- Natchitochesp Charles Leroy and
- s.n,sisms 'S2B sejour-D. A. Tnibaut-Buras
qsssssit.-W, A. BFainArd.
ass6supee- Hefmitage-Emile Bonnefoi.
-Alsxandria-Captain A. j. sypher-Geo.
~ " Nanuy--Dr. j. B. Lewis.
ff,f6s-Pster Harper
i.nes-O Characterization Underwood-Can-
i f,sSv,SsEIy-opeioasas-M. Vidal, August Do
9.,.;n-.st Martlnsville-s. L. snaer.
-Franklin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
SsmSany- iOovineton-John Hutchinson
anville-Daniel D; Riggs ST. r.,
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BOARDING.

DOOALs AND HOARD PLEASANT
II Rooms and Board for families and aingle gen.
Ilemsn can be obtained By immed application ct
l62 Julia street. jscs
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Pioneer Grant CIub.-This Olab meets at
Carroll Hall, corner Of Poydras and Carroll Streets
every FRIDAY EVENING at eight O'Clock. Mem.
bers requested to be present at all the regular
meetings. All persons who support General u s.
Grant for the Presidency invited to Join the
Pioneer Grant Club
JOHN NJ, G, PARKER, President
N. W. TRAVIS, Secretary. my2s
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A GOOD ROOM To X ENT-SUITABLE
"A for Physician, having been used an Office by
DR. w. B. Wood for the last eighteen months Also
BED ROOM adjoining, either wi b furniture or
not TO suit. The location Is tn be in the Fourth
District and rent will be low, Inquire of Dr. Allen,
st. Andrew. leT6ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Grand Mass Ratification Meeting Of the
Republican Psrty.-All officers and committees Of
the various Republican Clubs within the parish Of
Orleans, Jefferson, and oarrollon are hereby re-
quested to meet THIS Tuesday EVENING at Gar
roll Hall, Of Poydras and Carroll streets, a
eight O'clock to perfect arrangements for the grand
Mass Ratification Meeting to take place in Lafayette
Square on Friday evening next.
J. A. RAYNAL,
Chairman Of Committee on behalf Of State Exeou.
tive Committee;
CYRUS BUSSEY,
Chairman Of Committee on behalf of Pioneer Grant
Club. je9 At
once of Foctors' and Traders Insur-
anee Company. May 2. lsee-In compliance with
the charter Of the company notice is hereby given
that fourth instanment of ten per centum OF its
capital stock will be due and payable at the office of
the company on the 27th Of June 1858.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
my2o I'm EDWARD A. PALFREY, Secretary
DIR. b. f. Wright has reduced his al
ready low Dental charges oue-hslf till further
notice, ... ....
No. l53 Customhouse street, between rauphine
and Burgundy. myl7 law Su