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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

Why the Universal Wrinser ile best BeshH,e "a.
upoy the STOP
The e, raroY separating ssr on hshn r'SJ
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COLORADO.

rH. % MAJORITIEs.
We compil. i GLOWING table of maiorities from
the Colorado pap is. comparing them with the full
lnainriLIes I'm ~
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FUNERALS TODAY.

CARLETON JOSHUA. No. 90 Broadway.
CORELL, ADAM Ne. - Couei@sL
DUFFY LIZZIE A.. Brooklyn.
LEATHEM, ALEXANDER. Brooklyn.
MCGAHRY. MARGARET, Brooklyn.
PETERS. FREDERICK Braaklgn
SLBBR BDWAkD A. Flage between One hundred aud twent
nluth ard Oue-hundrcd. and thirt eth-sts
STkPi BNS META C.. No. 3l3 lludson-st.
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p,oiops Flor de Mayo,vh s perfume for the hahke
,L,.f nou ~ al Dnrp.ts ssi hy PHALOS son. n L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

Preckies. Tan, Pnpies, &C., rssovd from 20, Fhon
puanNs Sold ID al prusgss,
1 So NJ, 81 nrnalsAy. ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

For the Toilet Nursery, and Bath, asa PHALoss ra-
rnlS WA chap the sa Sold by all Drass'" = o'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

La
Of
which the immense internal commerce OF
r Umpire saAng these points through It's apaS anu nsO
$500. -. 49,, - -. ....s.. ia In. spA
establishing Trustworthy OF communication shch
ust everywhere else tue communications OF the
Gu,,m-ut and s0rsi me- especially In thna Shs
has no Der on of communicating S"A
uou is hy courier land. and BY slramrrs water l. a.
china large eoohHy "o
mai. drusry p.oplrd but S realize that she contains
b. the local msgaes mAAo
Tsr Rqdsd and Fourteen M 0g AMI Tbs Is more nAey % DC
80, ali not oy can but aud wrte Her civilization peculiar
hu her literature that nf Buoe CbRA au o.
teachers Traders aud the after are rE's'dihs qls MN
selves OF ever prosed facility tT procuring sA' noiafo
knghsb al To-day
a. owned b. bIuese merchants sod used hy veI
e,clnyry transmission ~ esry intelligence IL the esrs
all their
b
=, II. tcersshl operation and would sa increase thereafter
No enterprise conuts ef as "a greater ds'ss
whole peope IL IS OF vast hsuoua "Po'
eoamsTeialy, politically, aud stsngeheay ,,.,d. q, g. "a
Shares Of this COMPANY hel Hurh her may De "
each 10 PAYABLE down as on 80 Isl e." Noyemcf aI - ~
IN moulby s,aluuts Of ~ 50 each commencing pr'e' ~
Mests DRExgL. WINTHROP Co. Bsns'r'' no. """''"'
Me,,ra BooKsrAyER. THAyER sLossos No. T" WAh'1'
S Tu ioi NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH, HsH.York
Me,sra DRhXEL 4 CO.. PbiadrlrhA ~
MeSss J. /. B9oMHELL Co. $3.50 ~ e
TiIE FiRsT NATIONAL HANK. Washington, D O.
Mess. G. D. HAL AMI +. u. + Rims Boston
Messns. Ink. HlGdlNsDN a = 81 bssT' sr,..e NY
TIiE MERCHANTS NATIONAL bANh, ~ 'SV"e' ~ d
mir SYRACUSE CITl BANK, renf, - J, a.,
~. boS ALOE. kkLLY Co. San FRANCISCO, SsL
W,P GBY $50 Ptqaauuock National ank br iseporh 'ohn
~ ,,"V"E An .reau ftprss Company Schenectady. " l.
A a. % Of the Compsuy Nos y ava Is Esssaat Mes YORK
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Branch oGce. PHiIDELPHIs. First National Bank Building
BOARD or DIRECTORS 's'
JAY CO0KE. Banker. PhladrluhL .|.f.-t.. I.
.- Oh CLARENCE II. CLARK. Banker. Philadelphia.
r. KArCHPoRD STARR President Fire Ius Co.. Ptils
HIsCKLgy CLARK. Banker. Philadelphia
GRO. p. TYLER, Philadelphia
WIN MOOREHEAD Banker Philadelphia.
HENRY y. COOKE. Banker Washington
T. A. ROLLINS. Cou'r internal Revenue Washington
WIN CHANDLER. late Asst secy Of Treasury washington
JSO D. DEGREES. Public Printer. Washington.
EDWARD DODGE, BANKER. sew.iort
H. Q. PAHsgsTOCK Banker ssw.York
OFFICERS
CLARENCE h. CLARK President
HENRY u. COOKE Vice President
COOKE Chsinnan Of Finance and Executive Committee
EMERSON W. PBBT. Secretary aud Ao,uary.
K S. TURNER. Assistant sreretary, Washington
FRANCIS o. SMITH. ~ D.. Medical Director
The ssrspt.ges o1,red nv this Company
IT'S NATIONAL COMPANY, CHARTERED BIZ SPECIAL ACT
OF CONGRESS 1853
APAID UP CAPITAL OF sJOs6o0
1T OFFERS RsTRs Or PREMIUM
Ir FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN 0TIKR COMPA
Mrs FOR THE SAME MONEY
IT'S DEFINITE AND CEKTArS IN IRIS TERMS
ITSAHOMg CoMTAyl ISByERT LOCALITY
ITS POLICIES ARB Exempt IRON ATTACHMENT
THERE ARB so USSBCEsARY RESTRICTIONS IN THE
POLI,lES -tt.-
EVERY POLICY Is YOSPoRFEITABLE
POLICIES MAY BIZ TAKEN WHICH PAY TO TuE INSURED
THEIR FULL AMOUNT AND RETURN ALL THE PREMIUMS,
so THAT TlB INSURANCE COSTS OSLl Ihh IHlEhhoL pN
To ANNUAL PAYMENTS
POLICIES WILL BIZ ISSUED THAT WILL PAN TO THB IN
SUHEp DURING IIRR AN ANNUAL ISCoMB OF oNETENTH
THR AMOUNT NAMED ~ THE POLICY
NO EXTRA RATE ls CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON THE
LIVES or FEMALES.
IT rySUggs nor TO SECURE DIVIDENDS BUT AT SO LOW
A COST THAT DlyDESDS WILL BIZ IMPOSSIBLE
LOCAL AGENT II WANTED ia every county and application,
from competent parties for such Agencies. with suitable Endorsement
should he addressed Comps General Agents only in their
speels dstrieia
cirrulArs pamphlets particular, spDhessE at the
once Ofths Company this city, at No. Sssssns.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.
General Asru Tor S,v.York sud Northern sew-Jersey
Applications received for Individual Agencies In tbs City Of
New .YsrL. .v,cp,.
and Southern NeSJrrseE $500. -
JAY CO0KgL Co.. Washington General Agents Tor District OF Col
umbia Msrylapd. Delaware anil Virgoa
Electric Telegraph in China: -,
Organized under special charter non tie State OF h"
ioFI CAPITAL. ........... g., 600, 900.
yarn A'''' $4,000 Si,it: ) 100 Each,
Hon ANDREW O. CURTIS 4f rSl.isipb.i
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GKoRGE ELLIS Cashier mai Bank Commonwealth, Trsn
Hon A K MCCLURE Phf.dslpsis. Solicitor
Government having hrosgh me Bor znon Ssng
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poe ss Ss1s n Ss.d K. S s,d pr v
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secs.
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Pound OF Butter from Pound 81 ~ "a sii ss.. 9S
Mi, IN. crlrbaed Powder Butter by This process @
beCUme RANCID In week OF uht,
Ia sny ebur In ium Eve minutes tespooh o'
pr m make pounds u butter; will ouy cost rom 70
p Bor ntrr Powder, Nhh directions sent 10 sn' A'
Ly nail 81 25 or g. %. ID. BY express ..,p-, Wv
F" PAINT BUTTbR ASSOCIATION No 2a BroaIMay y. l..
Po-I0fnce Notice.-fhe kucPe VII he dsgsenea
nom bs once TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sAIUhpai; COG
ng At u clock and stations aud lii ASa - NC
X and II:IO, aud q AZ II clock =. ii, =.
Also gu WEDNESDAY tHee Of the hour Of eosas Nn'sn wiz "
pos'ea ""' IlMlSkX LIZ, 7. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

CarletOn's New story.
THg DISGUISED TRAPPER OF oLAScHo.
BY CAPT. CARLETON
Author Of
THE MYSTERIOUS HUNTER
THE FIRESIDB COMPANIoH. 1000
WEDNESDAY SEPT. %. III
GEORGE MUNRO,
No. ia wlhsnst.
NewYerk
insiifnIe-TIe FoItechnic rii3
trhurayD EVhSlNG At O'Clock 10 Room No Cooper beasf
Will he exhibited aud aoed, ssr sech
summary Of late scientific Mn be preseLd sess nee
:. d. TlLLMAs. ChAnaas.
CsAELEs EsSRr seereisIy. -
The Celebrated Walter Grape.
She eIpr-sce wth The t~ser aud late varieties
the WALTER f offered val restore sopalenee n
raising IL Its hundaHt rsfus doors 90
tie ard be,Itr how co. an' 40 clusters OF
in cluster the Esi, which advantage
marketing We foliage midsw sucees Ia
-,-au Is b
th.n either KDeus be
earliest hardest add test VARIETY No l. one
81 OIL TO- Orlers Blsd rotsa shIs
sup No r packing Send stamp for beautiful cat sSd
Ferris CAYwO0D Poughleepsie, II.
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The National
= LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
or THs
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


BrAHeB O9ce PHILDELPHIA. First National Bank Building
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.,,.n,or: Boys in Bue -Ai CLUBS OF toe hgbth Coz
-. str Intending participate 10 tes deaoass."tsu OF M,
reuor hy oheegs - tue Marsha Al
| ., "A E| . ". BULLAkD, harshAL
| VI, C..srv, Edhu,ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

Uoe6 Infantry CAPS Tor Boys Blue FOX sAbh 'ep '''
at NJ. l95 Church-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

Cluh- the sixth Congressional District neuins
IN rsrcpa Demonstration NJ this evening Nil report n
y..seye bal St the IenhI anu rum
| "A o'clock precisely. by order Oi
| PATKiCK, AdjutanL B T. MOkoAS h1rsuA.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02
NUMBER g6.

pets before Ormond Gate nut n ston at last
70. 10 tneIr gossipings. Heads and eyes, if
. IL. hearts ana good Gishes. gere Instantly
open, and Henry Cromwell, surrounded by
goodly company of officers and private
gentlemen, rode at q brisk pace through it.
A moment afterward, and he had swept
past all the gazers, and pulled up opposite
the Old Bridge. The guard at the Gate
mouse instantly turned out to receive him,
the portculls was drawn up, and he was
actually squirting his horse forward to the
bridge when . girl, in the habit of western
peasant, darted through the soldiers and
flung herself, on her knees before him. The
movement was SO rapid and unexpected
that, II the Lord Deputy had not refined up
his steed until he nearly threw it ON its
launches, he must, inevitably, have ridden
over her. A moment of silent astonishment
ensued. The girl herself uttered no cry,
and said not syllable as TO the nature Of
her petition but as she lifted up her head
toward the Lord Henry, her hood, falling
back upon her shoulders, revealed q face of
ash whlteuess, and there was pleading,
agonized expression in the dark eyes she
raised to his, which told more than many
words, of the inarticulate anguish of the
soul within.
Henry Cromwell was not of a nature to
be harsh to any one, much less to a woman,
but there had been information enough sent
IN to him that mOraiHs-te Hfake-him sus-
pect a snare and he turned sternly for ex-
PLANTATION to the chief officer of the guard.
go What means this unseemly Interrupt
ton, corporal p he asked, as the latter was
yainly endeavOring to induce Nellie to rise
from her knees. Us this maiden Il
prisoner or if not prisoner, is she dis
traught, that she thus ventures, bare-headed
and dressed in such ungodly play -acting
fashion, to rush into our'very presence ~
" A prisoner of only half an hours stand
ing is she, may it please your exceilency,"
the soldier answered promptly =" she and
her companion They were/seen attempt
ing to cross the river ina boat borrowed
from some of the natives on the other side
and as it seemed to me that their purpose
must needs be~seditious to demand such
secrecy, caused both to be apprehended,
and have kept them here to wait your
honor's further directions in the matter"
Johnston" said the Lord Deputy, turn
ing to one OF the younger of the group of
officers behind him. "remain you here, and
examining, with Corporal Holdfast, into this
business. If there be aught which seems
important hid beneath this masquerading
folly, follow me at once to Glassmanogue,
where l shall have business to detain me
for couple of hours but if it be only, as
do suspect, the silly freak of I: love-sick
maiden, in that case / shall not look for
you before tomorrow morning, when you
will bring me, as have explained already,
the Last dispatches which may have come
from England
ITO be ContinuedI
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02

BRAVE ACT OF AN ARCHBIsHoP.-Intid
aud. scotfers, failing in legitimate means
reason and facts-to destroy religion and
undermine the character of its MINISTER'S
frequently essay to accomplish that object
by an epigram bon mot. This was Vol
tiire's fnvorite- method, and would be wits
follow in his wake, forgetting that they pos
sess neither his brains nor brilliancy, which
misled only by the felicity of antithesis A
man of another order of mind-but equally
shallow in matters of faith and moraIs-has
revived this exploded trick, hoping to dazzle
while he strikes. Pertinent to this Is the
following:
Victor Hugo has in his study at Haute-
vile, on the Isle of Guernsey, q crayon
sketch of bishop with cross, which he
written the following words: "Wooden
cross, golden bishop; golden cross wooden
bishop" He would, doubtless, consider the
noble Archbishop of Auch a golden,
bishop. The other day there was dcstruc-
tive contiagration at Auch. From one of
the burning houses burst forth cries: 'Save
us, save us,n Heart-rending were the
screams of mother: 81 Save my child. -
The archbishop, who had hitherto assisted
the firemen ut the engines, stepped fort
and shouted out -" will give twenty five
gold pieces to him who saves the mother
and her child!' Several men fastened to
the flames, but started back again. The
archbishop repeated his offer, bat to no pur-
pose. He then took a blanket, dipped il in
to pail of water, wrapped it around his
body, and climbed the ladder leading to the
burning room. The bystanders fell or their
knees their eyes steadily fixed OF the arch
bishop. He succeeded IN reaching the win
dow, and soon after reappeared, carrying
the mother and her child. Upon reaching
the ground below, he tore the half burned
blanket from his shoulders, and thanked
cd on his knees for the success of his eff
forts. He then stepped to the:p mother
and said "My good woman, have offered
twenty five gold pieces to him that would
save you. L have earned that sum myself.
and will give it to you
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-02
VOLUME |.
TIE ANGEL AND TIE SUNSHINE.

Last evening saw an Angel
His great white pinions wave,
And he passed through aquiet churchyard
And stopped at an Infants grave.
And taking . ray of sunshine
Out Of his pinions bright.
He laid 1t among the viOets,
Aud it formed q cross Of light.
This morning went to the churchyard
All through the sOft spring air,
The Angel had flown to Heaven,
But the sunshine still was there!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
OFFICIAL NoTIOPs---OITY

three years. to begin the first Of July 1886 and to
expire on the tbirtieth Of June, 1868.
faction Of the Street Gommissioper and Of the chair
rnen of the Committees on Streets and Landings.
PAYMENTS ssall be mace monthly. on the oertii,
Commissioner, in obedience to city ordinance No
2S to issue no certificates to the contractors until
the same be submitted for the approval Of the Com
mittees on streets and Landings; and the City Trea
surer TO RETAIN in guarantee until the expiration Of
and every monthly certificate.
Il wen unders,ood that in Of failure by any
q ens BEGIN or nish The work OF .py
yenmen Oouncii b di5aatistIei with the manner
shall have the q s1lpl the contracts
wl99nou5 patting tho conlraetqrn d Aefsut, re-
s't y ~ s s 9 ess e wise
ana without indemnify; and It Is Also Well ~ ~
abandon the work, or not Kslsh NJ N ~
same IN conformity with their Contract said oo-
tractors shall forfeit all claims they ulsv have
Tor any part Of the work!done by them iup TO- ths
date of their abandonment, aud that TIE CIV
shall be thereby discharged and released from am
and all liability therefor and it is also we'll nndsr
stood that in case the contracts be resold thecou
bound in soido to pay unto the city New oreans
all loss or difference between the price at which
the co1trsctors originally contracted to perform
Gated at q resale or rehabilitation.
Bids to be SO much per snnum tor repairing and
so much per foot board measure) for new bridges
complete, as well IS new crossings complete.
Signed N - ToUIs H PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees of Streets and Land
Signed JAS; MGCLo(tsKEY, cbairmen.
Registered June 6, 1860.
JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner
PAS LABARRE,
noe st Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
CAL INTELLIGENCE.

BRLoT SURRENDERED AND WAS Re-
ED.-Armand Belot, whose property
destroyed by mob, claiming to be a
sns patrol, during one of the nights Of
y last week, and who was accused of
murder of member of the Innocent
few hours afterward, surrendered
flt on Wednesday night to Recorder
nel. Mr.. Gastinel had him conveyed
Parish Prison, and Immediately sent
be young man who had made the aft
against Belot. The two were then
fonted in the Parish Prison, when the
II declared that the murderer was at
Twelve inches shorter than Belot. On
declaration of non-identity, Recorder
lnel ordered the instant discharge Of
Belot.
'e value of the property belonging to
Rnd and Octave Belot, destroyed and
p by the mob, is estimated, at thirty
sand dollars. 1t pays to be among the
fns' patrol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
SALE OF SEIZED GOODs.
UNITED STATES CUsToMF oUsE, NEW ORLEANS,
Collectors Office, October IL 1879.

UNITED STATES CUsToFfE oUsE, NEW ORLEANS
Collectors Office, October p, 1879. !
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Of section twelve OF the act of Congress approved
July Is 1855, the following described seized goods
will be so at public auction at Wa ehouse No, l.
Customhouse Building, Customhouse street en-
trance on FRIDAY November Z, 1868, at ten o'clock
A. NJ
July 9, 1855, no mark, bottles of KiTsohwasser;
vessel, Olindai violation section one Act July y,
1855.
July Is 1867, marked A, barrels Syrup of Cane
Juice, u hall barrels Syrup OF Cane Juioe steamer
1854.
August 10, 1853, marked S. under T. P V. box
370 Cigars; steamer Guyane; violation section
twenty-four, Act March 2, 1893
August n 1858, marked P, D., 2 kegs QbJS gallop9
s.erry; / box Florida Water, and ll3 pairs Kid
section twenty four, Act March 2 1913
August q, 1888, no mark, a. casks Rum; vessel
p 1893.
September !, 1853 no mark case Absynthe, 30
Billiard Balls; vessel Elna violation section tSen
- NV PERRY FULLER. Collector.
oe22 % nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CHIEF CoAbussARY OF SUBSISTENCE
New Orleans October q. 1868. !
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
- invited till the SEVENTH day of November
1888 for furnishing the United States Subsistenoe
Department with the following stores, wiz:
For 5000 cans OF SALMON, in cans The size Of
the can will be named in tie bid.
40 600 pounds AARD BREAD, Of the best Qua lity
put up Ia barrels Samples to be furnished
10000 pounds of DRIED APPLES, put IN in
barrels, The price per pound TO be ated and sam
pies furnished.
40 kegs of PICKLES. Each keg to hold about
stated.
300 cans of SWEET POTATOES, in cans.
5000 pounds Of GROUND PEPPER, put up in
papers OF precisely four ounces of pepper in each
paper, and these papers to be carefully packed in
good box containing either twenty i've OF fifty
lutely pure.
5b99,o0o pounds Of the very best CauTassed HAMS.
The above articles to be of the very best quality
and put up in superior packages and 10 be delivered
AZ the Anchor Press, in this city, within twenty
days aiterih he opening of the bids.
No bids viii be received from parties who have
fatled 70 comply with their engagements with ans
branch OF the government.
Propo.als. to Ia addressed to the undersigned,
and marked Proposals" -
oe29 c. Brevet Mai. Gen. and o, S, u. S. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06

sassIPP1 VALLEY NAVIGATION COMPANY,
meeting last evening of a number of
emen at the st. Charles Hotel, called
her by request of the friends Of Cap
De Ravens great steamboat enter
DR.. ]. S. Copes was called to the
and c. A. Green elected Secretary.
le object of the meeting was stated to
y devise means to build one or mere
Peers after Captain De Ravens plans.
tptain De Haven stated that the risks
4 be taken by the Western insurance
panies, on steamers constructed after
PANS, at one-half the rates now charged
her steamers, and that steamers thus
could afford to carry freight at one
, the rates now charged BY steam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
FOR ARMY TRANS.
FORMATION.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
State of Texas.
Office of Chief Quartermaster
Austin, texas, October 81 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUP LICATE WILL
y be received az this office until MONDAY, De
4 ember a. 1868, at twelve O'Clock M the TRANS
PORFATION OF MILITARY SUPPLIES, from
the first day of January 1863, the thirtyrst DAG
OF December, 1863, on the following route, viz:
Route No. =.
From lndianola 10 Austin, Texas, and all inter.
Mediate points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 1907
pounds per one hundred 100 miles at which they
Will transport said supplies
Bidders should give their names in full as well aR
their places Of resdence, and each proposal should
bs accompanied by bond in the sum of ten thou
sand SlO0OOl dollars, signed by two more respon-
slble persons guaranteeing that in the contract
is awarded for the route mentioned the proposals
cepted and entered into and good and sufficient So.
enrlty furnished by said parties in accordance with
the terms of this advertisement
The amount of bonds required from the contractor
will be fifty thousand So, OOl dollars.
Satisfactory evidence of the sovency Of each bid,
der and person offered as security wi II he re1ni-ad
Forms Of contract may be seen at the office of the
Depot QuartermAster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Iexas.and at this office.
The rig ut is reserved to reject any all bids thAt
may be offered.
Proposals must he Endorsed Proposals for army
transportation and addressed to the undersigne ed.
By command OF Brevet Major General j. J. Rey.
nolds.
Brevet Brigadler General and G. Q. M, Fifth Mil.
itary District. no3 a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
OFFTOTAL NOTTCES--CTTY.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
City Hall, November 4. 1858.
No, Ill3-NeW Series.

WHEREAS the drainage OF the city and the COM
promise between the city of New Orleans and the
Carondelet Canal and Navigation Company compel
the digging of canal on Orleans street, from
Bayou st. John to point beyond the Metairie
Ridge; and
Whereas Said canal will have shortly TO be widen
ed to sixty feet in order to be of sufficient capacity
to receive and lead the drainage waters to the
draining machine which is to be erected on Or
leans street, at the intersection Of Tayor avenue;
and
Whereas. Said Orleans street is not open from
Bayou ST. John to ST. David street and that the
ton already open has not the width required;
Be it resolved, That the Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to give notice according to law that il
the intention of the Common Council of New Or
leans to open and widen on the northeast side Or
leans street, from Bayou I. John to the Metalrie
Road to a uniform width Of Qe0l one hundred and
eightyfeet.
tSigned) THOMAS MARkEn,
President Board Aldermen.
Signed ALFRED KEARhY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved, November 1868
Sgned JOHN K CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy.
JOHN VI OVERALL. Secretary. noe st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR ROW BOAT.

OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsTER,
Department of Louisiana !
New Orleans, La, November ?, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
> will be received at this Office until two P. NJ.
SATURDAY, the seventh day OF November, 1868,
for furnishing this Department, one "a Four Dared
Row Boat to be deliver ed at foot OF Caiope street,
in this city:
The boat to be twenty ieet long, and six feet
beam.
The usual rules Of the Department govern in this
advertisement.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Row
Boat and addressed 10 the and rsigued-
BY command OF Brevet MAJOR General Rous
seau,
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS.
Breyet Brig. Gen, and @. @. NJ,
now 5t Department of Louisiana