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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-12

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eeVies and Financial Agents Of the Central Psetc r. Co,
No. 5EassGu-st, HeS-iork, Feb. > 1863
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have
this day withdrawn from the market their FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. They do this in consequence of
negotiations, by which the full amount Of Bonds
which the Company now deem it necessary to sell
u complete their line have been disposed Of.
We shall continue to deal in the Bonds, and when
ever they can be obtained, will fill orders at the
current market rates.
The successful negotiation of this Loan, the i'm
value of the property upon which it is First
Mortgage, the large Earnings of the Road together
with the high credit Of the Company, its judicious
and honorable management, and the prosperous con-
dton of its affairs, place the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Com
PANY among the most popular, safe and desirable
Securities in the market.
The Seven Per Cent State Aid Bonds Of this Com
pany originally negotiated by at from 9S to par
are selling at 10S to ITO and accrued interest.
1t is expected that the Road will be completed and
tie through connection the Continent formed
within few months. when the through traffic.
added TO the growing local business will render il
one of the most successful railroad enterprises in the
world FISK & HATCH.
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Saort @arorn,s yutit,.

NswYoRK,
PoRrwARDkSs 0Trics, No. % Willan-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Ae passed April H. 1887 entitled A Ade
WArteus Odce Of the Port Of Sew York all esns
having the subject matter nqay
sIannanos survey that the following nader ssanaa
uop Port Wsen st the said examinations WI
within days sueeseHg this hsne % board -
vessels;
Steamship Albemshs
steamship 81 Laurent
Steamship Francisco.
Ship Game Cock
Brig Valencia
MlNrHoRNB ToNfhiss. Prs'idssa
J. AVA HsRRInAs Secretary.
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tDFFTbe demand for Rio continues good from the trade and
Se sustsibsd holden refusing negotiate except at full &c.
tW Sales Of 500 Hannah 500 JohanBes 800
fs.ani SO Heons 200 Wavelet private Other
stg e qast aud Rominaly unchanged
lLOuR AND hBAL-Ro Western there
npsoynehtn the demand and The for all grades
u adyance OF 5dl0 Dbl Boxers qute
ey and the phess realized useOy trade
the sales O bba Canadian Flour Ia devoid Of
% and The absence salss prices nomps business this
stand and has been for time owing there beips
ANAL stock Southern Flour sonluss lust a. We have hsea
FsIrtbg for several months past and fTegur the low
ruling steady and medium brands Irregular the aes are 900
~ California -Four sda and prices favor the buyer not
aby lovs sales Of lo0 sacks Rye Flour quiet
- 80 bb Cou Meal dali and heavy $50 bhI Bvck
" Plour dull and The closing quotations. are a follow,
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,1LARs, the details of which are as follows:
.S5.M6.G1 81

This large amount is only an indication of the i'm
nense traffic that must 60 over the through line in
few months when the great tide of Pacific coast
travel and trade will begin. 1t is estimated that
this business must make the earnings of the road
nom FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS YEAR. AS the
npply Of these bonds will soon cease, parties who
desire to invest III them viii find it for their interest
to do so at once The price for the present is par and
sccrued interest from Jan. l, in currency.
Subscriptions will be received in New-York at the
Companys Office, No. 20 Nassau-stp and by JOHN j.
Cisco g. Son, Bankers No 50 Wall-st., and by the
Company advertised agents throughout the United
States.
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STATE or ILLINOls,
EKHourIvK OFYIcR, sPRINGyIKLD, Jan. 20, le69.


EXECUTIVE 0FYcK, sPR1SGyELD, Jan. 70, lG59)
DY virtue of and in accordance with the pro-
D Legislature Of the State Of Illinois ent
tied An Act relation the payment Of the pop. and sIe,t Of
Debt" approved February a. 1882 JOHN NJ PALMER
Governor Of the State q noi' DO hereby bcii all whom y m
concern. Of April 1862 Al The AMERICAN
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, IN THB CITY OF NETWORK
Treasurer of tie State Of ao will tho bonds 81 said state
hereafter particularly designated In this procimauon and BY virtue OF
Of a law lido further motif, all whom may concern
the interest each aud all Of said bonds will eesse IRON th
payment specified this notice to Wit FROM the said l day Of
April, 1869. viz:
pursuance Of the above reced act bng Refunded
AFTER 1861 aud Numbered follows: No ~ ~ 81 81
los l09 100 29 l6 l62 1853 49, 100 l6I
i6e TO III Ia 49, 49, az 24l asa $50 2 26 ~ 2. ~ 2gs
sol $50 $40 3s5 35 3 39 5l, 81 SO
an as l2 4a2 49, as 49, AZ 49, ts go 81 ts ts
$50 ass All as 49, sos 500 50T 65i SO
s9 5s2 So GA &C.? CO., 6s Coz GO 6 e19 o9 go 81 o.
s5 tnclut'yel
sls s2l s sls $40 $50 ISL s2 s9 s4 s'S CO. $751; 49, 49, se
S67, 500 $50, 859, 9l4, 9i5 99 90
Also Bonds pursapt entitled AN Act TO prevent 10"
10 upon Maesr ard S,ebnS Bonds approved Feb
To- being Liquidation Bonds ol!oId numbered
to neuse No l2l to l99 nelu'Ts Of $1,000 each sad
No POO for 81 400. =,
testimony whereof bsreuutO set band and cause to be sIed
the Great Seal Of State -.
Done City Springfield this 10Th DAY J,nnsry D 1862
JOHN 81. PALMER Governor
By the Governor: EDWARD RrHHKt, Secretary Of state.
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SaI.s br auttiOM.

A. MKHwTs, Aueuoneer
RY BANGS, MERWIN L. CO., Broadway cor.
~ HhsSaies Of Books Works Of Fancy Goods Furniture Ne
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. u. alta O'clock
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS In the various depart
msnt; 81 tera.ere-he Biography Fiction Travels Poetry &c
neueSg she EhFhsh editions them and runDe
Of elesAlt Illustrated Work., &c Also Writing Desks
GEO A LHAvIrr, Aucloneer.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
~ HALL. Astorpaee and Egh,hst LBAvITf. sTRBBEGH
Co CoSssshEsr SOLICITED LBRAkKs SOLD
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TurRspAY,s WEATHER RgRoRr-s /. N.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM MA. ~ 6;58 sun Moon rises 6f3
WATER THfs DAY
Sandy Hook q % Gov, Island. 92l Hell Gste.ll:H
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Gtatb,rs.

A SITUATION in q SCHOOL WANTED, by
yoppg educAon and who has h'd experience
techhE SaalJ much object excellent home For par
teuas. sIdres, q. A $. No go West Tlhrty.iouuhst
XVANTED-A TEACHER i'll private fam
In for Latin Freuch DaNn Muse. vocal ard instrumental
with 81. the branches No ~ stating
iagaik.
IyTANTED-In Young Ladies' School, near
w the civ LADY TEACHER Of BnElh. Music and DnaHvg
address letter With fal particulars and reference TEACHER No.
n West Risheea,htt, y. T.
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Sabinss. 8anks.

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" Eoa 800 aud sos CAyAL-sT. corner Of Laight -
SIX PER CENT INTEREST 90 So 10 $4,000
ASSETS, S3,s36,7 1915 SIS.
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STEAMBOATS, ana XaiIroaSs.

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIVER
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
NETWORK and BOSTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER TAUNTON,
ERW-BEDP0RD and CAPB COD TOWNS and NANTUCKET.
Fare aud Freight az low as By any other line.
One Of the MiSpiscent Steamboat,
NEWPORT or OLD COLONY
Lesvs Pier No. 2S r. foot OF Murayst at n daily Sundays
excepted.
By this route take train from Newport and
srye In Boston B;IOa time With all Northern and
Eastern sns undubed breakfast board take 7&5
a train, aud arrive in Boston early business hours
+. LIrTLEFIELD, agent,
EgwioRK August so, 1868. No. ~ Boadsay, Eew-lort
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Matkinsrg.

A ENGINES, BOILERS, and Steam Pumps,
n and hand; Abvis Vlses ShsIng Puey Betting
kc for SALE at HOFFMAN, FiNNEYs. l67 Wser. Brooklyn
WOODWORKING MACHINES, Vises, Plan
w ing Tenoniog aud Mortpg Machines also large variety d
other machines, for SALE by ID. JACOBOS SON.,
No. 9 Wooster.st
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otnE HATCH Bankers and Dealers Government Sc
ooUres aud Financial the Central Pacific r. X Co.,
No. Esssaust, Hes-YOrk, Feb. 5 1863
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Gonartn,rsbip Motitts.


THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between g. W. DEVICES, WA MCCONNELL SAMUEL
X F0RSAi under the of the HCNJERDON MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY this day dissolved by mutual business
will hereafter be conducted by wM. MCCONNELL and SAMUEL r.
COMPANY q. W. DEVICES
VIM MCCONNELL,
SAMUEL II P0RsHAY.
Clartsvlle. February 1869
THE FIRMS of ANDERSON & SMITH and
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR having been consolidated the
will continue the ImPorg and Conn ssion business under the
SMITH TAYLOR acting for William Kirk
Linen Manufacturers and Beaher Bet Howat Brown Co. White
Goods Manufacturers GLASGOW; Thomson Shepherd Briggs. Car
Manufactures Dundee aud James Hall L. c. Handkerchief Manu-
fctnre Belfast John Gait Smith Archibald Taylor ZIG Dunest
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gursss, Carriages, Dc,

CARRIAGE for EXCHANGE-An elegant
~ Boston Comfort fall size spring back. and little used-o
quarter CLARENCE Address Box No. 1881, p. o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

United States vs. Plug TO3aceO MInnuTac.
tory of julius Elatow.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
No. 595l.-In obedience TO a warrant. to directed
in the above entitled suit, have seized and taken
into my possession -
Julius FatoW aud contents, No. 295 New Levee
street. in this city, libeled by the United States
of America for the set forth in the libel now
pending in the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having OF pretending to any right title or inter
est in or to the same TO be and appear at Circuit
Court Of the United States for the District Aforesaid
to be holden at the city Of New Orleans, before
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof, to show
cause, If any they have why the said property
should not be condemned and be sold agreea-
by To the prayer of libelant
United States MaFshAl's Office, New Orleans,
thirteenth day of May, 1899
S.B PACKARD,
mylA ls 252s u. 5. Marshal
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0. s. MARSHAL'S MONITIONs
a. G. seAaerer s, 90. vs. Rrlg Q. Q. nol.on,

a. G. 8ehaefer a. Co. VS.. Brig Q. @. COIsOn.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il for the District of Louisiana, No s407-In ODE.
dienoe 10 an admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled sull, nave seized and taken
into my possession
The brig Q. O, CQLSQN, her tackle, apparel, ETC.,
now hbtlled by A. o, Sehaefer Co. for the causes
forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court of the United States.
AndI do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
thereof, and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to haye any right, title or in
trict Court Of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden St the city Of New Orleans,
hereof, to show cause, if any they have or can why
agrseably tn the prayer of hbelant
United States MArshAl's Office, New Orleans
eighth day Of May 1859.
S. B. PACKARD,
myll II % u. s. Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

BRIEF CRY EMs.-The second District
has had q moral cleansing of feminine de-
pravity. Hundreds of complaints have
reached Captain Robinson that the public
women had become unbearable in their con-
duct, and that it was absolutely necessary
that some action be taken to squelch them.
Yesterday morning they were gathered in
by dozens, and boosed. Some Of them we're
heavily fined, and few let off on promising
to remove. All were ordered to seek homes
in more retired localities.
The practical experiments made by Mr..
Daunoy with his apparatus to prevent acci-
dent on street railroad cars, were quite sue
cessful last evening. Those gentlemen
versed in such machinery are of the opin-
ion that Mr.. Daunoy has indeed perfected a
combination that will successfully prevent
extreme accidents. The manner of apply
ing his apparatus is apparently Of great
utility.
Dead dogs are quite as plentiful as black
berries every morning, and yet the stock
does not seem TO decrease.
A bakers wagon ran over a small boy
named Joseph Benton, at the corner Of Clio
and Liberty streets, yesterday, and crushed
his limbs badly.
The alarm of fire early yesterday morn
ing, sent from the corner of Camp and
Melpomene streets, was the work of some
busybody, who should be drowned for a
week or two in one of the new city wells.
The Typographical UEion will meet this
morning, at eleven o'clock.
A large clock has been placed in the front
of three-story jewelry store, Canal street,
near Clay statue, to which there can be no
/ objection.
The Land Agent on Carondelet street, ar
rested on charge Of swindiing o colored man
In the promise to purchase for him one
hundred and sixty acre lot from the United
States, does not advertise in the REPUBucAN
and is not acting for the Freedmenb Bureau.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

Office OF the MIsHIssIpPI Valley Nnvlga.
ton Company, of the South and West.-Memphis
Tennessee, May 6, ls69.-Notioe is hereby given to
ali concerned that there will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Mississippi Valley Navigation
Company, of the South and West, held at the office
of this Company, No 2415 Carondelet street, in tho
city of New Orleans, on MONDAY. May "a. 1869. at
eleven o'clock A. M, for the purpose OF revising
and amending the charter of the Company.
By order of the President.
myl2 lot NEWTON S. OTIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

CoMMBNCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE NORMAL
HooI,-An Interesting 0ccdSion.-0ne of
pleasantest periods in our varied expert
20 occurred yesterday at No. 80 Burgundy
feet, where, without flourish or any ps-ti-
Ar announcement, it had been arranged
close the session with few short exer-
es. Here we found that public enter.
nment was to take place without an
isct Of financial gain--the sole purpose
ing an exhibition of learning, where what
said and done was not of superficial
aracter. The large room was filed with
pchers and their friends, and it is seldom
audience of equal intelligence and worth
nregate under one roof. Here was the
alt, wholly or in part, Of one mans well
ped generosity. This school has received
support from the Peabody fund, and it
certainly be source of pleasure to that
ntleman to learn that in one instance has
bequest been sown in good soil-the
rYest is abundant.
fVperintendent Rogers presided during
time, and the exercises were opened
II chorus, which was artistically sung.
y n. Cusack read her composition, the
e Of which was one that has greatly in
ested the present generation-"Pen and
Ford Evidently the young lady has
1dered on the two instruments, as she
ced the power of each.
D. Herrick's recitation of "Hagar in
Wilderness gave her an opportunity
prove her capacity in elocution, and Miss
Ames followed With the appropriate song
emory" after which Miss B. Nolan read
eomposition, in French, the subject OF
elch was "L'Emploi de la Jeunesse."
lss Isabelle Corners composition was an
eelent production, for which she should
" great praise. The subject of her dis
taton gave her wide field to explore,
h the arguments she used were concise
convincing. With her "Selfshness is
handspring Of all our sctions.n The ap-
tent contradiction was finely analysed.
llss K. Atkinson beautifully recited
Ndieu de Marie Stuart la France" fol-
sed BY the song "My Light Gondola," by
70 +. Nolan, who was applauded.
Mss G. Miller's composition seemed the
N1ure of the day, treating Of that which
nediately interested her hearers-'The
Dmal SCHOOL,
Mss K. oooney greatly pleased the
aence with her pathetic recitation of the
en- 'Eassacus."
me days exercises were closed by feeling
dresses from superintendent Rogers and
Dimitry. At the close, Mr., Rogers was
2 % announce the termination, but finally
make the announcement, which was re-
RNed in silence, andg the entire congrega-
remained seated for a space, unwilling
move or speak or break the spell thai
und them.
~ Of names Of the ladies who re
"ed diplomas; Misses Mary Ames, X
Askinaon, A. Baumgartner, 3. C. Car
aler, z. P. Clark, Mrs. =. Clark, Masses J.
Vonner, /. Cotton, A. orooLes, n. e
Aaek, Kate Cooney. S. A. Danie.s, Mrs
Davis, Miss A. W. Dysart, Mrs. A. NJ
'uoourt, Misses NJ. Flnlay, A. Fry, G.
esham, Della Herrick. II. P. Hero, Kat,
anson, A. Lsddy, Louise Lynch, Glars
veg, 4. Murphy, R. 8. Murphy, Belle No
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23
DUPTURE CURED
BY USING DR.. FERRISS' PATENT SUP
PORTER TRUSS.

The most Efficient Comfortable, and
Secure Truss In Use,
Constructed upon entirely principle.
IthAs NO SPRINGS NOR IRON BANDS thus
avoiding all injurious pressure at the back, at the
same time supporting the abdomen and relieving the
aperture of all undue weight.
1t is tue only truss that cures the most obstinate
as well as recent cases of Heruii qualities possessed
by other Truss, those who have worn the yari-
Gus Xxi nds with springs bands can testify. With
an experience of more than ten years practice IN the
treatment and cu-e of Rupture and Hernia, can
promise more perfect relief, comfort and security,
and more rapid improvement ut than can be obtained
OF any other person appliance in the South, with
out regard to the age of the patient the length of
time afflicted. Call, or address with stamp.
DIR. T. ST. CLAIR FERRISS,
No. st. Charles street. New Orleans.
Office hours, from 10 A, NJ. to p NJ.
myl4 Il cspl sAtsunwed
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rouEsT ON THE BODY OF SENATOR FRAN
ts.-We have given few particulars Of
outrage which caused this gentleman's
h. Below is the testimony Of Mr. L.
udsnez before the Coroner:
vas called on to attend deceased on the
\ instant, at his residence, I'll Orleans
sat: before | examined the wounds, he
Fe me the following information: THAT
was wounded on the third day OF March,
Il. Martinsville, in this State; he was
sina At his door, and suddenly gang Of
ned men, with clubs and whips, rushed
MIN suddenly and beat him very badly
Over his body; he fell in fainting con-
ton; they left him for dead.r then ex-
lined the wounds on his body, and found
nv. afterward l met him on the street,
e1 he complained of his jaw; prescrib.
liniment: he went home; afterwaTd
Ind that his condition was worse, and
iled in Doctors Avila and 0Hars, for con-
Rtstion; the cause of his death was
Flaw, Deceased told me that
Iurnet's family and others assaulted him.
armand Franeois-Mr. FRANCOIS was at
store conversing with Mr.. Rosemond
blanc IsuppOsed by his movement that
heard some one coming behind him;
lcin Fournet and six others came up; l
I standing on the step when Vslcin Four
struck him with stick, holding re.
lver in his hand; the six others were
b.hers Fournet; Castor struck deceased
the right side; when l attempted to go
lie assistance of deceased was prevent
By the men, who pointed revolvers at me
4 threatened to kill me; deceased arose,
er time, and the men continued to
ike him; he tried TO escape, but fell; the
ID who threatened me then said they
ald go and finish the Niger; that they
been too generous with him; at this
be my mother and aunt ende8vored to
s deceased away; the men told them
b if FRANCOIS was there until night they
D1ld finish him; after his wounds were
ssed be went to New Iberia; the first
pE was struck by Valcin Fournet.
Coroner AvilS and his deputy, Espinola,
bid several other witnesses, but the tes-
Hony was only a repetition of the above,
giving few more details, which would
interest the reader.
The jury returned verdict that Alexsn-
R. FRANCOIS died of lockjsw caused by
funds inflicted by Vslcin Fournet and six
iers in St. Martinsville, parish Of st.
hptin
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w. j. Porter q Co. VS.. BrIg Q. c. COIaOn
her Tackle, etc.

w. j. Porter a Co. VS. Brig Q. c. COlHOn,
her Tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District o. Louisiana, No 9Al0-In ODE
dience to an admiralty warrant. to me directed IN
the above entitled suit. have seized and taken
my posse sion
The Brig O. O.. OOLSON. her tackle, etc.,
now libelled by W. j. Porter Co, for the causes
set forth in the hbsl now pending in the District
Court OF the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persnns
having pretending 70 any right tide or in.
tsrest in or TO tho same, 70 be and appear al Dis
trict Court of the United states for the Distriet
aforesaid. to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
before the THIRD MONDAY from she date
heteoi, to show cause, If any they have or can WHY
the said brig should not be condemned and IL
sold lgreeably TO the prayer OF hbeiants
twelfth day Of May. 1863.
myls % 2 isl. !. :, :. : .'-'-''"-A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23
THE CRESCENT CITY LIVE STOCK
LANDING
SEA HTERHo USE,

- a " n L n IA " y . e.
In compliance with section five of an act entitled
IAN ACT
To protect the health of the City of New Orleans,
TO locate the Stock Landings and Slaughter.
kouses, and to incorporate The Crescent City
Live Stock Landing and Slaughterhouse Com
pany,'
Hereby give notice that Oh the first day of June
next, the Company will provide at their Live Stock
Landing and Slaughterhouse in Aigiers, below the
Opelousas Railroad Depot ample yards, sheds and
stabng receive shelter and feed all live stock in
tended for sale or slaughter in the parishes of Or
leans, jefferson and St Bernard.
The 1mpany's slaughtsIhouss will afford ample
facilities for all butchers to pen and to slaughter
their stock, required By section three OF the
above act, to wit: -
"Fhe company shall. before the frst Of June $3.50.
eighteen hundred and sixty n,ne, build and com
plete grand slaughterho1se, OF sufficient capacity
to accommodate all butchers, and in which TO
slaughter i've hundred amin ais per day. also that
sufficient number OF sheds and ables shall be erect
ed before the date aforementioned, to accommodate
all the stock received this port, all of which to be
accomplished before the date fixed ffor the removal
of the stock lApdug provided in the hrst section
of this act, under penalty Of forfeiture OF their
j. H. MCKEE,
myI I'm Secretary
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SWEET
|. OUINlNE!

aueeesHi0a Of Edmund sehInkel-No 32. : OS
GEoOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
. ish Of Qrlsans-Hotiee Is hereby given to the
creditors Of this state and to all other persons hsre
In Interested, to show within ter days from
the present notification, II any they haSs Or can,
why the account presented b. David MeOoard- tesla
meutAry executor OF this estate should not be homo
LOCATED and approved, and the funds distributed
In accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23
DR. F. H. KNAPP,


DHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
4 new course Of Lectures as delivered at the New
How to Live and What to Live for; Youth, Ma
tnrity and Old ARei Manhood Generally Reviewed.
Diseases accounted for3 Marriage Philosophiealy
Considered, ETC. These lectures will Do forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps By addressing;
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF
ANATOMY, West Baltimore street. Baltimore
Maryland. ap8 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23

Notice to TaxPNyers.-The office of the
State Tax Collector of the Fourth District corner
of Adele and Tchoupitoulas streets, is open from
A. NJ to P. M, to receive this Unpaid Special Tax
and the Taxes of 1868, and the Licenses for 1869,
and all persons who have not paid requested to
call and pay the same within the present month, or
l will proceed to collect them according to law.
my22 l0ts HENRY BENSEL, Collector.