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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
ORNAMENTS,
WINES. ETC.,

WlNbbs luz
PY CHAs. IT. NASH, AUCTIONEER,
~ Office Masonic Hall Auction Mart, corner of
st. Charles and Perdido streets FRIDAY, January
10, 1868, at l06 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises by
order of the United States Government, will be
sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all
the improvements thereon situated in the Fret Dis.
trict Of this city, in square bounded by Canal Gas
quet, Maras, and Viere streets, designated by Nos.
l, p and as per plan drawn by J. Pihe, Surveyor,
dated May 3. 1899, and deposited in the Office of
L. Hermann.
Lots Nos. and 2 measure each q feet, inches,
and lines front Canal street, by depth between
parallel lines of lit feet, 10 inches, and lines. Lot
No. forming corner Canal and Marais streets. Lot
No. measures q feet, 3 inches 6 lines front on
Canal street, by depth between parallel lines OF
l27 feet inches, and lines, together with the
of an alley in the rear Of said lots ten feet wide
Theimprovements consist of an elegant two and
a half story BRICK SLATED MANSION, with ali
modern improvements and conyeniences, brick outer
buildings Stables. etc, forming corner of Canal and
Narais streets
This property was built and owned originally by A.
Heins, ESQ., and erected at an immense cost for his
own use, being finished in the most elaborate style
solid mahogany doors, etc.
Terms.
Purchaser must assume payment of twenty promis
sorry notes, drawn by Thomas P. May to his own
order and by him Endorsed, dated Path April, 1867,
payable one year after date with interest at per
cent after maturity the whole amounting to $4,000
Balance half cash, the spot in United States
Treasury notes. and the other half when title is per-
fected.
ALSO
Will be sold at the same time and place
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above man.
sion, consisting of elegant and deliberately carved
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor, Dining, and Bed
room Furniture elegant Damask and Lace Curtains,
large French pat4 gilt frame Mirrorsi Brussels and
Velvet Medallion Carpets Cut Glass and China Ser
vice Sets, Oil Paintings Engravings, Bronze Statu
ettey ETC., etc, being the most magnificent assert
ment of Household Furniture ever offered for sale
at auction to the public of this CITY,
N B.-House open for inspection three days before
sale.
Ter1ns-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes on the spot
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One-thrd of the entire price Of adjudication in
cash payable at the option of the purchaser in city
notes, and Tor the balance credit of one and two
for notes of the purchasers drawn by them to
their own order and by them Endorsed, payable in
equal lnstaments and secured by the vendors lien
and special mortgage on the property sold, bearing
interest At the rate Of eight per cent per from
the day OF sale until the final payment of the same
The Improvements to be kept insured and the
policies thereof to be transferred to the mayor Of the
city until the final payment of the said notes And
should the notes given in part payment have to be
sne9 1pon the act Of mortgage 70 contain the clause
binding said purchaser to pay the i've per cent at
torney fees. 1t being understood that should the
purchaser or purchasers prefer to pay the entire
price Of adjudication cash in city notes to the credit
triton, the purchaser to have the Onion Of so doing
Acts OF sale together with the United States internal
revenue stamps attached at the expense Of the pur
chsssrs before H. Q. Dibble, Esq, 0ity Notary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
AunTT0N SAFES,


WITHOUT REsERvE-FoR ACCOUNT oFTHE
CITY OF NEW -eRBATsALE AT
AUCTION OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT CITY PROPERTY, SITUATED
IN THE FIRST. SECOND, THIRD. AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS
COMPRISING
Valuable Batture Squares and Lots,
Building Sites, and Business Locations
The Washington Artillery ArmOry,
spacious two-story Brick Building on Girod, be-
tween St. Charles and Carondelet streets;
-. The Continental ArmOry.
Now known as the First District Recorders Court
and Lookup, large and spacious three,story
Brick Building, situated on the corner of st.
Charles and Lafayette streets;
The second District Pound,
A large Frame Building and Lots on Claiborne, be.
tween Orleans and ST., Peter streets;
The ChnImette Property,
In the Parrish Of St. Bernard, and ether desirable
locations.
The entire without limit or reserve.
For account Of the City and by order Of the Honor
able Council OF the city Of New Orleans.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
PUBLIC SALE OF RHAzOs pArr
ROAR, -
orWoE q l!lIl z ogARrEnM.srEn. !

a., Firth Military District
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'll TiiiRR
IN following named property will be sold 10 he
and Brownsville Texas oosmencin9 on M 15R9
DAY OF JANUARY, 1893 viz: 'D' A'Ah
STATES IN AND TO TILE PROPERLY sTS Of THRR
UNITED STAThS MILITARY RAILROAD from
BRACES Santiago to Whites Ranch, Texas. including
the entire Track and SidinEs Buildings, Water Sta
tons, Turn Tables ETC., the railroad material and
supplies pertaining to the road, together with the
Rolling stock Cars Machinery and other Equip.
81 Miles RAILROAD TRACK.
4CLAW BARS used.
2PUNCH BARS used.
6STUFFING BOXES, used.
1000 bs Railroad CHAIRS, good
1850 lbs. Railroad IRON good.
LOCOMOTIVE, unserviceable.
LOCOMOTIVE and TENDER. seryiceable.
14UouPLiNG LINKS, good
Ia Rs. Railroad SPIKES, good,
500 CROSS TIES, good.
2SHACKLE EARS. used,
DSQUAkE BR ASSES, good.
Fiat OARS, worn but servieeable.
Railroad FROGS and SWITCH STANDS. /,
4sPIKE MAILS, worn
2TURN FABLES, worn.
FIRE TONGS, worn.
2SCREW WRENOHES, worn.
HAND GAR worn
2PUbH OAR WHEELS, worn.
lPUSH CAR worn.
4HAhD CAR WHEELS worn.
The property will be sold under the immediate
direction of Captain O. n. Hoyt, A. Q NJ. u, &. A.
and any in ormation desired may be obtained from
the Chief q larterDaster Fifth Military District,
New Orleans. Louisiana.
Terms-Oash in United States currency.
This Advertisement TO supersede the one from III
ohlee under date of December b. 1851
BreVet Brigadier General and Chief O. M,
de2S ct Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
AuGTI0N SAFES.


man street and forms the corner Of Front Cross,
man, and Welsstreets. Lot No. adioins No. !, ana
measures p feet II inches and line front on Wells
depth Lot No. adjoius No 2 and measures "a feet
II inches and lines front on Wells street, like
Is. Twelve LoTs OF G CIR forming The
whole Of square No; 9 A, bounded by Old leyee,
Clay, St. Louis. and Toulouse streets, and numbered
from to II incusiyely. Lot No. forms the corner
OF OiS 9. Levse 81 Louis arg Gay streets Snd meas
street. "a feet inches and lines front Clay street
by l2g tees IN depth and trent on ~ Louis street
lines front Old Levee street. "a feet inches and6
lines front on Gay street ~ n 1gptn o9
Clay Streets and measures "a eet inches and lines
front on Old Levee street. q feet inches and lines
front Clay street by 10 feet in depth and front
1.-THE 1.-THE TRIANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND
A in the islet bounded by Old Leyee, Peters, and
CONT streets; said portion Of ground measures ~
inches lines front Peters street 10 feet inches
and lines on me angle formed bS the junction o oil
upper side line fronts public alley 10 feet wide
running throug h from Old Leyee 70 refers street,
whole of square O. bounded by Old Leyee, Clay, st
Louis, and Toulouse Streets designated by the NOS
inches and lines front Old Leyee street q feet
inches and shines front on Clay street py w feet IN
Toulouse and Clay streets, and lot No. II forms The
corner Of old Leyee 81 bo1is 4nd Clay streets;
of square d. bounded by Old Leyee, Clay, Toulouse,
and Jefferson streets, designated by the Nos to
Jefferson, and Clay streets, and measures n feet
inches and lines front Old Levee street "a feet
inches and lines front Clay street by 10 feet in
depth and front on Jefferson street. Lot No.
measures "a feet 7inches and shines front on Old
Levee street, "a feet inches and lines front on
Clay street by 100 feet in depth Lot No measures
y feet inches and lines front on Old Levee street
"a feet inches and lines front Clay street by 40
feet in depth. Lot No. measures "a feet inches
and lines front on Old Levee street "a feet inches
and lines front Clay street by 100 feet in depth
Lot No. forms the corner Of Old Levee, Toulouse
and Clay streets, and "a feet inches and
lines front Old Levee street. "a feet inches and
lines trent Clay street by 100 feet in depth, and
front Toulouse street.
90 SIX LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whole
Of square E. bounded by old Levee Clay, eeTson, and
st. Peter streets, numbered from to 6nclusively.
Lot No measures e feet 10 inches and lines front
on Old Levee street, p feet II inches and lines front
on Clay street by l2 feet in depth and front st,
Peter street, and forms the corner of Old Levee,
CLAY, and st. Peter streets. Lots Mes. to meas-
ure each 2 feet 10 inches and lines front on Old
LsVee street. 2 feet II inches and lines front
Clay street by 40 feet in depth. Lot No. forms the
corner OF Od Leyee Jefferson and Clay streets, and
measures p feet 10 inches and ! line front on Old
Levee street p feet IL inches and lines front
CLAY street by 100 feet in depth and front on Jeer
son street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY AR
MORY, in the square bounded by Girod,
LAFAYETTE st. Charles, and CaTondeIet streets
measuring 81 feet 3 inches front on Girod
street by q parallel depth of SO feet from
which pont il has n further depth of IL feet BY Is
feet 10 inches width in the extreme rear together
with all the improvements Thereon, known as the
"Washington Artillery Armory, very substantial
ly and well built twostory brick building, and suita
BILE for business dwelling.
d THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
Recorders Court aud Lookup, situated in
the First District oil this city, and in the
square bounded by st. Charles Uarondeet, Laiay-
cite and Girod streets, and forming the corner Of
St. Charles aud Lafayette streets. The said lot
measures IS feet front st. Charles street by
depth and front Lafayette street of . feet be-
tween parallel lines. This valuable property opens
on an alley in the rear 20 feet wide, which alley is
paved and for the use in common with other
ty in the same square, Its improvements comprise a
large and spacious threestOry brick building subdi-
vded into large apartments on the first second and
third floors The location is of the most desiva-
BILE in the city, fronts Lafayette square, and with
proper renovation is finely adapted Tor paatial
FOUR OERTAINLoT OF GROUND in square
No 49, bounded by Baronne Clio, Erato, and Dryades
streets and which lots are designated by the Nos.
IS L. II, and l3, plan of W. h. Bell, City Sur
veyor, dated December T. 1867. Lot No. is measures
q feet front on Erato street. by depth between
parallel lines OF 1850 feet inches lines Lots Nos.
B IL and lS adjoin the above, and measure each q
feet front on Efato street, by depth between pAra
lei lines of $50 feet inches lines These lots
within easy of the St Uhare7 Street Railroad
horse cars, and neishborhood rapidly impro ing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
AUCTION SALES.

PEREMPToRY SALE
By order of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
Of the elegant and deslrably located
BRICK SLATED MANSION,
Situated in the First District.
CORNER CANAL AND MARAIs STREETS
Together with all the
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
LIBRARY,
PIANO,
CARPETS,
ORNAMENTS,
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The Second nI.trlel Pound.

q. A LARGE PORTION OF GROUND situated
in the square bounded by Claiborne, Derbigny Or.
leans, and ST. Peter streets Said portion of ground
forms the corner of Claiborne and Orleans Streets
and measures 76 feet inches and lines front on
said Claiborne street. 80 feet inches and lines in
depth and front Orleans street, &c feet inches
and lines in depth the side line toward st,
Peter street, and n feet inches and lines on the
rear line. The improvements comprise large one.
story frame building with apartments, and extern
trict Pound.
p. FIVE LARGE PORTIONS OF GROUND in
the square bounded by Hagan avenue, Port. st.
Peter and Orleans streets designated by the letters
A, b, y, d. and K, Lot A forms the corner of HagAn
avenue, and st. Peter and Orleans Streets and
measures 81 feet front St. Peter street. a like
front on Orleans street by ia feet inches and
lines in depth and front on Hagan avenue Lot B
adioins A. and measures 43 feet inches and lines
front on St Peter street, like front on Orleans
street by ia feet inches and lines in depth between
two one-story frame houses
Lot q adjoins ID, and measures 20 feet 10 inches
front on St. Peter street, q like front on Orleans
street by ia feet inches and lines depth be-
tween parallel lines.
Lot hdioins o. and measures 81 feet front on
st. Peter street, like front Orleans street by ia
feet inches and lines in depth between parallel
lines. Inc improvements comprise one story frame
Lot F. adioins D, and measures 90 feet front on St
Peter street. like front Orleans street by ia feet
inches and lines in depth between parallel lines.
y. A TRIANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND
known as square No, 49,, bounded by Esplanade and
Rendon streets and st. John route The said por-
ton OF ground measures 25 feet inches and lines
lines front on Rendon treet by Isl feet inches
front on st. John route
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
OONSTABLE'S SALES.

Mrs M. Farrell VS.. Mrs Cook.
ENIRST JUSTICES OOURT-NO. 7924.-BY VIR.
the Of writ of heri facas to me directed by the
Hon. f. Clifford First Justice Of the Peace, shall
proceed to sell at public auction on TUESDAY, the
18th day of January, 1858 at II O'Clock NJ. at No. $50
Julia street. the following described property 70
wit
One Armoir. one Bureau. one lot Of Ofookery;
One Wash Stand, Basin and Pitcher, one Work
Table;
Two Rocking Chairs, one Coal Oil Lamp;
One Stove and Aparatuses, one Kitchen Table;
One Ironing Board two Wash Tubs:
One Wash Kettle, and Tinware;
Three Smoothing Irons;
One Bench and Clothes Horse.
Seized in the above entitled snit.
Terms-Oash on the spot in United States Treasury
notes. TERENCE COOK,
laST II Constable first Justices Court
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

COMPANY.
R4sAA FOR BREMEN VIA SOUTH
S>kRKIh Rnpton-The fiTst-class u. g. Mail Steam.
eSalslzshships Atlantic, Baltic, Western
Metropolis, and Northern Light, sailing SAT-
URDAYS from Pier 46, n. r, for Southampton and
Bremen, taking passengers to Southampton, Lon.
don, HayTe and Bremen at the following ratess
payable in gold, its equivalent in currency. CIo
London or Paris SIS; Hamburg SO additionally
First cabin $40; second cabin, $685. HteerEge, $50.
From Bremen, Southampton, and Havre, TO New
York
First cabin $40; second cabin SIS; Storage, $43.
Excursion tickets out and home:
First cabin $40; second cabin $3.50; storage, S7
Sailing days from New York and Bremen-June l.
Is and 29 July ID and q, August 10 and "a, Septem
Der and q, October and 10, NoveYnber and l6
For freight or passage apply to
G. L. LAUGHLAED,
Agent for New Orleans, 81 Magazine 81.
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
anil Iv "a Broadway New York.
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g. A TRACT OF LAND in the parish of ST.
Bernard nearly adjoining the parish Of Orleans on
aboat az arpents front the said Mississippi river
by 30 arpents in depth.
The entire property will be sold in accordance
with descriptive plans of w. H. Bell ESQ city sur
veyor, e1posed AZ and preYinus To the daYs of sne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

pMYsICIANs' DRUG STORE
NO. 1eO DELoRD STREEr, Con. or 81. OHAn1Rg
Opposite TiV0li Circle.
Fresh Medicines and medical advice for all diA-
eaaea whether chronic or recent can be obtained At
this establishment; also Surgical attendance and
wounds dressed b. competent and experienced Ply
Eoians and Surgeons at al hours Of the day night
Oaloo consnliationJ fFoe Of charge.
6llo III IN NI1y
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AUCTION SALES,

No measures "A feet and 5 lines front on Water
lines in depth Lot No. measures "a feet and INES
front on Water street, like front on Delta street
by l25 ieet and lines in depth. Lot NO. measures
"a feet and lines front on water street, nHe
front Delta street by Us feet and nes IN 9epth
Lot No. measures "a feet and lines front on water
street, Ike front Delta street by u, teet az
lines in depth. Lot No. 10 measures ~ feet nna l
line front on Water street, a like front on Oeita
street by rs feet and lines in depth and front on
Notre Dome street. and forms the corner OF water,
Notre Dame, and Delta streets.
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square a,
bounded by Front, Delta, Metre Dame. and Julia
streets, designated by the Nos. and g. Lot NO. !
forms the corner Of Front, Notre Dame, and Delta
streets, and measures "a feet inches and lines
front Front street, ike front Delta street by
l25 feet and lines in depth and front on Notre
Dame street. Lot No. forms the corner Of Front,
inches and lines front Front street, like front
on Delta street by l25 feet and lines in depth
and front on julia street.
O. TWENTY.ONE LOTS OF GROUND com
prising the whole of square 20 A, bounded by Water
Pile Julia, and st. Joseph streets and numbered
from to q incusively. Lot No. forms the corner
of Water, julia and Pile streets, and measures ~
feet inches and lines front on Water street. IKE
front on Pile street by 100 feet inches in depth
and front Julia street. Lots Nos, to 20 inclusive
" measure each23 feet inches and lines front on
Water street. like front Pile street by l2o fest
and inches in depth Lot No q forms the corner
of Water St Joseph and Pile Streets and measures
% feet inches and lines front water street, a
like front Pile street. by 40 feet inches in depth
AMI front on 81. Joseph street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

80, A LOT OF GROUND in square bounded by
designated as lot No. L. and measuring 81 feet 6
inches and lines front on Josephine street by l0s
feet IN depth between parallel lines. This lot ad
joins the corner of Dryades and Josephine streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

ChaA Stevenson vs.. KeRedy a lLcKeovyn
EIRST JUSTICES COURT-No. TT5l-BY VIR
Il tue of writ Of teri facias to ms directed BY the
Hon. T. Clifford, First Justice Of the Peace, l shall
proceed 70 sell on tuesday,, the 7th day of Janu-
arg, ls59, on Front Levee street, between NOtre
Dame and Girod streets, at II o'clock NJ, the fol
lowing property, to wit
One STEAM ENGINE, complete.
One SCREW CUTTING MACHINE
Seized I'M the above entitled suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot in United States Treasurg
notes TERENCE COOK,
deBla4I Constable Fret Justices Court
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

IS THREE LOTS or GROUND in square No. A,
bounded BY ront. Wells, Croseman and Custom
house stl cots. designated b. the Nos L anda Lot
Ne. measures y feat II inches and lines trent on
Wells street. - fest IL inches and lines front en-
ffoht street, b. 10 lest IN espth and tronte Oro11
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

nR. n. n. WRIGHT, GRAD
OuAto Of the New York College OF
Dental Surgery, after an experience
OF fourteen years in his profession,
offers his services 10 the Inhabitants "a - .,Y
Of New Orleana 49,
n. B.-Testh inserted on VULOANrrE BASE,
suRERJon 10 GOLD IN ALL RESPECTS, AT HALY Izl
COST No l6s Customhousa street, between Dau
phine and Burgundy.
FzE s. +. WRIGHT. D. D. 3.
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WANTED.

VETANTED = SITUATION AS HOUSE
w Keeper b. q middle aged Lady Of extensive
eEpsgl1no1. Has no objection to going into tno
sgnnkry. Address "Housekeepef," Republican
0aoa o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

Headquarters Department of Louisiana,
Grand Army OF the Republic, Adjutaut Generals
Office, New Orleans, La, December 20, ls67-Gen-
eral Orders No. le0.-An Encampment Of this De-
partment will assemble at Mechanics Institute, in
the city of New Orleans the 9Th day Of January,
1858 for the purpose of eleotng department officers
and delegates to the National Enoampment, which
is ordered by the Commander in Chief to assemble
at Philadelphia on the 18th of January next.
Attention of Post Commanders is called to article
Is section l. Of the Constitution providing for one
delegate to every twenty-five members.
Important business will be transacted, and it is
hoped that every Post in the department will be
represented.
BY order Of II. O. Warmoth, Grand Commander.
GEORGE z. WARRINGTON,
de2s I'd Assistant Adiutant General.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NOtiee.-ohhce Of the General Superintendent
New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad
Company, New Orleans, La, January 3, ls6s-Notiee
to Passengers by the New Orleans Jackson, aud
Great Northern Railroad.-On and after SUNDAY,
the 9Th instant, the regular Passenger and Mail
Train will leave New Orleans at4:30 P. M. Return
ing will arrive in New Orleans at 5;35 P NJ
An Accommodation Train will leave New Orleans
every SUNDAY at 7:4O A. NJ, and run as far as Mag.
nolia. Returning will arrive in New Orleans MON
DAY at HIS M
The Daily Morning Train will be discontinued
after SUNDAY, 9Th instant.
T. S. WILLIAMS,
ia4at General Superintendent.
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Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, for Indian
anola and Galveston-C A Whitney eco
Bremen ship Hermine, Wins, for Bremen
Thiele, Seller &co
Schooner Mist, Fowler, for shutsboro, Miss
Err Poole
Steamer VIM Butler, Dowty, for Shreveport
Master
Bark Almoner, Gary, for Havre-Zerega &
Jenkins
BIZ schooner Fancy, Hawthorn, for Belize,
Hon-Master
Br schooner Brazos, Arnaud, for MatamOras
VIM Goldenbow
Schooner Dolphin, Saunders, for Mobile
Master
Steamer Melnotte, Remission, for Cincinnati
Master
Br steamship Alice, Tuition, for Liverpool
H Ashbridge & Ocean
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, from Philadel-
phia via Havsla to Creevy, Nickerson
&co-2d district
sTEAMBOATs.
Magenta, feathers, from Yicksburg.
Enterprise, Spellman, from st Louis.
Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Shreveport.
Ben McCulloch, st Clair, from Lower Coast.
Mary Carroll, from Mobile.
Victory, Abrams, from Baton Rouge.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND ALL

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at p. NJ, aad FRI
.r DAY, at 10 A n.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND ALL IN.
- = termedidAte landings on the Ooast-Th
IT, = fine and fast passenger steamer
IbervilIe,
&c. II. Gross, mast.v, l G. Landry, clerk
win leave regularly as ebove.
j. s. RELF, 40 Canal street.
PsA--A clerk will be on the landing, foot OF Cont
street. daily 70 receive freight, and bills of ladiD
signed On days Of departure at the Agents ONCE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04

NotIce.-The following Coupons of the Console
dated Debt of the City of New Orleans, viz: Nos.
1924 262 4slO 49s $685. b5s 55l, 65l2 55ls $685. ten
Coupons OF thirty dollars each, due LIST January,
ls6s have been lost or misaid, and application for
the payment of same has been made to the Board of
Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt,
ias3lt EDMOND j. FoRSTALL SONS.