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y. 8. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, !
GOII Ncrnn,a 0nnIcu Anril 2 LEO :

U. 8. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, April 2, 1869. 3
The following described goods having for viola
given persons eamis The sane shall
and ne their claims secoid1g 20 law within tvsnty days
lie auction provided by Sections H. L. Is IA Of the
Act OF Congress approved July Is, 1866:
Cigars. and lss boxes JeIy-vesssl: Rapdan-yoaton
section 68, act OF March 1879
ress-vesoI: Cubaviolaton Of section & act Of March
1879, and section IA, act Of July IL 1866 ~
retes and demijohn gal ons) RuIn-vesse Bienville-
VIC alton of section 6s, act OF March 2. 1922
Benville-yioiaton Of section "a act Of March l799
Feb. q, ls69-Eo msrt-l0 cases Cognsc-vessel: Z. A.
March 2 ls6e-No sl2I packs Cigarettes-vessel
Alnsnee-yioation Of section "a act Of March 1893
eriy@Soiston Of Sc eton s. act Of MsTch 100
March 1s69No marks boxes Cigars-vsssel: Yasoo-
March Is is69-Ho msTk-s boxes 500 Cigars and bun
de Cgsrstesvessel BsrceOvOlstion Of section s.
March is Is6o-Msried 4 Consles-l trunk contaenin,
CgsIs-vesss Junata violation Of section o. OF March
March H. Iso-No mark-l Dbl Cigarettes and hsIf Dbl
Cigarettes vessel: Observation-Disclosures Of section 50, Of
March Is is6e-No mark-I Dbl Cigarettes. and box 600
Cigrsvse characterization Of section "a Of March
March 10. Isoo-Ne nArk-l bag 900 CgNs-vssssl IN.
hown-vioiation OF secton % act Of March 2, lIg9.
March 20, lsoe-Marked II y DIS boxes Tin Plate
vessel unkBOvn-vOlstion Of section 50, act Of March
March 20. lsee-Msrksd TAFF4boxes Tin Pi.te-ves-
sci unknownviolston Of section s. act Of March 2 1879
March q, ls6e-No msrk-l Dbl Crockerywsre-vessel:
March 26 Is6e-No mark-2oss packs Cgsrsttes-vesse:
REPRESENTATIVES, OF section 81, act Of March q 1923
Hope-vieis,os . section s. &c, q March Iva
March 20 ls6e-No nark-7 bags cigsrsttss dsmijohns
Rum, and boxes Es,-yesss A liance-vOlstoa q
sps 10 70 Special Deputy collector
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EOR SALE.
CENTRAL WHARF,
PASS CHRISTIAN

THIS WHARF. with Warehouse. Passenger Rooms
Ohces Stables Lumser Yard etc nearly and IN
pete and repair having the exclusive and land
ing the Morgan offered r sale possession
given at any time IRE Central wharf one Of the
best tuit the Coast The vsreh9 100
10 1900 barrels offer this property for sale consequence
Of my business IN this city requiring my attention.
For particulars apply 10 SIMEON TOBY,
ls2 Grsvisr street.
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Crescent City

Crescent City
gaas IS. lS62--ln accordance
scs entitled sn act to 9
o Free Banking IN
approved March is, 1885,
81 the holders OF the
Bank. duly sndited snder the
asnt the serae nj the Banking
STATE Auditor, for the purPt
ysar from this Date. othcrwa
hEnk for said purpose VIII be !
or
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is1ns, June IL, lsoS-In accoT
ihs oct entitled AN act TO est
SErking In the State Of Louis
>ssice IL hereby given 10 the
- this Bank, duly audited unc
present the same 1t the Bsnki
siAte Auditor, for the purpose
hon this date, otherwise the Il
g,iA purpose viii be reclaimed.
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Hank Of New (
Jane 10, 1858 in accord.scc
set entitled al oct ITO es.sb'I
SAnking In the State Of u
1855, notice Is hereby given 10
Eotes Of this Bank, daily audit
set, 10 present the same At I
Once OF the State And tor, e
within enc year kom this date,
sy said Bank for said purpos'
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.ADAME oAPRELL,

MADAME CAPRELL.
vi Ia oUsronhoUsE STREET
The vorls-renowbed CLAIRvOYANT and sPRITUA A
PHfCCIAN has the gin Of locating the ,xsct .sst of the
disease in your system. and the ,ecne cura An
are maseo a. Of Csrvoy in revesl
ing the PAST PRESENT and FUTURE with fatnfu ndel-
Ins amcted the curious and skeptcz and partcusrly
1noLnS IN DAShhkoo eno nseding advice invited
eAh - hADANE CAPRELL
II Cugtomhouse str.sk.
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j. S. CHARLES, Secretary.

sank New Orleans,
it'll sections 81 and IS of IAN
stablish Q general system
he State Of Lonisiana, ~
\ notice Ia hereby given
circulating notes OF this
I provisions Of said act. 20 pre-
3 ouse, or ct the Office Of the
fe Of redemption. within one
the funds deDosissd By safe
sclsimed.
SAS. FAUR1E, JR-. Cashier.
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B Louistana.-Eevy Or.
sance with sections 81 and IS OF
tblish . general system Of Free
Sna." approved March Is. 1855,
folders OF the circulating notes
Sr the provisions Of said set, TO
z Heuse. or At the Office Of the
N redemption, within one year
.tNis deposited By said Bank for
GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
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THE BARTRAa a rANTON
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
Family and Manufacturing Purposes.

The manufacturers Of the above Machine believe that
qualf of the different kinds Of Machine sdsp'sd
FAMILY SEWIaG they have OVERCOME the FAULTS
and IMPEHFECTIONS Of the In the market and
q Machine that
FINISHED MORE SIMPLE ACCURATE and RELIA-
BILE, with GREATER CAPACITY for PERFORMING
ALL KlNDS Of
FAMILY SEWING,
any other Machine before offered the public
feet and simple In their construction that
novice operate them with perfect success
For Heavier Grades OF Work,
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
They being Sewing Machines made and having
continuously under
original inventor, ELIAS HOWE, JR tince their first
Introduction ls45 They invariably the highest
bonors the Exhibitions Of the world eliminating At
the late EXPOSITION UNfVERSELLE AT rARIs,
where the Grsndes Combination of Prizes awarded al
exhibited, was awarded 20 the HOWE MACHINE COs-
PsNY and their President. ELIAS HOWE JR the Inpe-
rial Prize, the Cross Of the legon Of Honor Gold Medal
che highest prize within the gift Of the juy) and Silver
Oher Sewing nachiue. being of the EVIDENT
EXCELLf NCk OF THE HOWE.
Many have eodeavored TO fost inferior Machines
the pubic, probably, than of all Machines
for this purpose, until IL has this are CEN
sske repair furnish parts for Machines we
which bought TOR Howe Machines Take
dealers word fer II that Machine genuine Howe IN
fss II bears the trade mark
The only manufacturers Of the Howe Sewing Machines are
the Howe Machine tOmpany, aud there manu.
factnrer of the name in the world.
JOHN FRANK Agent
HOyQra4
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ir,eans. REV 0rIonns.
s1ih sections "a and IS OF the
81 a general system Of Free
disiana," approved March Is
The holders Of the circulating
"A under the provisions Of safe
10 Banking Rouse. or at thu
! the purpose Of redemption
otherwise the funds deposltsi
= will be reclaimed.
N. AUlUS Qaehier
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DHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKER,
% 81. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic Mahogany, Black walnut and Plain Conan
always hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Funerals attended 10 In person. and be hopes BY tct stsn-
tior to obtain . share Of public patronage
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.omee Of the View OrIs.-.. Jae..eu and

= Orleans, jackson and
t.sny, New Orleans. March 25.
lhai ter an election win be held
n Camp street opposite Lsfs-
t.ril 10. 1869, from 9 70 3 O'Clock,
20 be chosen from Stockholders
from sto ,kholders res ding In
j Of the stock OF the Comp my
sbut II q majority OF the stock
lection Will be held on NOM
} &c Of the Company. from 3 TO
II q CHARLES e..r.,,rx
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once Of the View
Great y orthsrn Railroad Com
lste-Ip conformity with the
NJ the Office Of tee Company,
yette square. on MONDAY, Al
Tor eighteen Directors; twelve
residing In Louisiana. and six
hissi,sippi provided . msj0rii
be represented at said election,
be not then represented, the /
DAY, April &c, 1862, at the ot
3 o'clock.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COW

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
- District Of Louisians IN the
bsnkrupt-Ln Bankruptcy No lS4Whereas Isaac Bunenk.
Of New Orleans District AZORES duly declared
rup under the act OF Coness Of March 1857 this dsy
FLED in said Court petit praying for discharge cert
under said act; -
office therefore gwen to al creditors have proved
their debts and 20 all other
day OF May leg at ii A. NJ is assigned fer the hearing
Of the tame and that they then and there
chow they have why the prayer the said pe
til should not be granted
And further notice is that the will UNDER
go examination before Register Desn the 4h ay Of
nav, A, D. 1863, A. bis ONCE, Customheuse, st
Clerks Office New Orleans, April Is, 1869
apl4 % X. L1sW Deputy Cierk
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AMUsEME VTs.

ST.CHARLEs THEATER-sT.o HARLxs st.
Wednesday. April IL, 1880.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF Mrs. SCOTT sIDDoNs.
Grand Reading N tinee ~ Ie NJ
Proeramps: Selections from "Ps-sdiss aud the PERI
lSooTe1 The May Queen, BY desire. Tennyson sceues
from Mach Ado About Nethngn Cshskspeare) IntsrmIs
sion OF ten minutes Scenes rom Merchant Of Venice
(ShskspeareD an Act from flaming OF the Sarew" (Shaks
peare. =
In the EVENING. at O'Clock, for the Last Time AS YOU
LIKE 1T. vita the former admirable Distribution
NoTicE-sests may be secured SIX days In advance. Box
Fday-Beneht Of Mrs Scott siddons. ssturday-Bensht
OF MI Chs Pope and Last Night Of the Dramatic Season
sundsy-Wilson's Crest Minstrel Troupe.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BouRsoN STREET.
Wednesday. April Il, 1900,
Extraordinary Performances given to the Tuesday Sab
bers In place Of that suspended the I'd Of
Meyerbeer's Grand Opera in acts,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Doors at 6k o'clock Performances commences Q. *
O'Clock precisely.
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BOARDING.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
MAGNOLIA EATING SALOON,
NO. 100 POYDRAs STREET.
Nesr Baronne)
MEAL TICK sTs. ELEVEN FOR FIVE DOLLARS
Boarders Taken by the Week.
Open until IL o'clock at night
JACOB DETZEL. Proprietor.
HALLWAY HOUSE.
BILLY BROOKS,
Lessee akd Manager.
This old established and popular place OF resort open
for the accommodation of the public When your
return from the Lake respectfully invited call.
Polite and attentive bar keepers and waters in attendance
CT. CLOUD HOTEL.-This new and commodious
= house. located corn Of Broadway and Fortysecond
streets scyanages all other houses for
accommodation Of its guess II built expressly Tor
frstclass Family Boarding House-the being large
ard suit heated by sesmwith hot and cod
furnished second while the culinary department.
the most experienced hands ahordng guests uneqused
Of Atvood's Patent Elevators Is also among the
modern Improvements and at the service Of guests At all
hours.
The Broadway and University Place cars pass the
Osntrsl PARK while the Sixth and Seventh Avenue
lines but short block either side
sfording es,ple aci titles for nicatiug the
Depots stesost Landings, pseesof Amusement and
MORE HoLLEY.
ProDrietors.
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HATED STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District of L0uisiana-In of O. Ellis
bsnkruptin Bankruptcy. s32-Wheress Richard O. Ellis
Of Teebonne parish and District Aforesaid duly declared
Lkrupt under the act Of Congress OF March 1867
ths day I'll, In said court petition praying
and certificate thereof from all his debts aud other
proyable under said Act;
Notice is therefore given to al creditors who pro
their debts and 10 all other Sh
day Of May, 1853 at IL is assigned tor The hearing
Of the and that they then and there
show they have why the prayer Of the said petit
ten should not be graz ted. =.
And further notice given that the bankrupt will undergo
examination before Register Pkin the 4th DAY Of
May A. D. 1869 at bis Office, O stom House, ct IL NJ
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April Is 1863
apl4 n IS X LOEW Deuutv Clark
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Bank OF Al

Bank OF America, New Orleans, . uly
ls I'm accordance with sections 81 and IS Of the
nttled To establish general system Of Free Bank
the OF Louisiana approved March IS 1853
hereby gives to the holders o the circulating notes Of this
Ennk duly audited under thu provisions Of said
the the Banking House the Office the State
Auditor for the purpose Of resumption within year frcm
IT'S date funds sposted By said
Purpose win be reclaimed. J. r. MORTIMER,
Cashier.
Books of subs Ell ption IL CapitaI
Stock Of the NEW ORLBAHt STEAMSHIP LINE will be
found at the following named Saces:
Once Of the Factors and Lfsdcrs Insurance Company q
Commercial insurance Com tsny OF Camp ana Ora
yier streets
Sun Mutual Insurance oOmIn corner Of Camp and Com
rercal Place.
Marshall Smiths ONCE q Carcndelet street
Rhropshirs HAthorn. Pow sfas street.
McCloskey Mason, Gravitf street.
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- District Of LOussna-In the matter OF Hermann Drey
Jus, bank upt-In Bankruptcy No 937-Whereas, Her
Dreyfus individually and member Of the firm
Bay Dreyius Of New Orleans and dir
clare bankrupt undr the Act Of Congress Of March 3D. 1867
has this day filed In said Cos TIA petition praying for
change AND certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provs BILE under said Act
Notice Is therefore gvea to al creditors who have proved
their debt and q other persons In interest," that l
day Of May, 1862 at IL Is assigned for the hearing
of the and that they then and there
show II they have, why the prayer Of
petition shOu q not be granted
And further notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo
exsmr alton before Register Dan. the 28'h day Of
April A 1862 at bis Office Custom House, at IL A. NJ
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April lsC9.
apsl52 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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THE ENTERTAINMENT
FOR BENEFIT TIN
PROTESTANT ORPHANS ROME SEVENTH STREET
FOURTH DISTRICT,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. ON MONDAY EVENING,
April 1eth, 1850,
CONTINUE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THORSDAY
AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
The Board Of Managers not having received usua
appropriations from the State respectfully solicit the paLrOn
age Of the public to this their annual ainment
Admission 25e Tickets for sale the book and lew
elry stores
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District Of LouisiRna-In the Chs d. MOBILES
bankrupt-In Bankruptcy-kc. l022-W heress, Chs. III.
MOBILES Of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly
cared Bankrupt under the Of Congress
has this day fled in said Court petition praying
and certificate thereof debts and other
claims prOvsble under said act;
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts and to AL other persons
in interest, that the sth day Of May 1859 IL O'Clock
is assigned for the hearing OF tina and that
then and there attend show any have
why the Of the raid petition should
And further notice given that bankrupt undergo
alton before Register Augusiin day
say, 1869, at once, Al Exchange Alley, at II O'Clock
A. N.
Clerks Office. New Orleans. April Is. 1859.
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SALE 0E 0EEIGES BY CRAM.

The New York World makes a very
strong case in regard to Grants dis
pOsal of the offices in the District of
Columbia. That journal asserts that
the trouble which he is experiencing
in reference to the appointments for
these offices, according to all reports,
''arises from acts on the part of the
President which make him amenable
under the bribery law" The facts
which the WorJd adduces in proof of
this assertion are rs follows: at is
well known to the public that Grant
originally sold his house in Washing
ton to Mr.. Sayles J. Bowen, formerly
postmaster, for forty thousand dollars,
entered into a contract to deliver the
title, and Mr.. Bowen paid the usual
ten per cent. to bind the bargain. Sub
sequently, a fund of sixty-five thou
sand dollars was raised in New York
to purchase the house for Gen. Sher-
man. Grant ~thereupon resold it to
those parties, but, before he could
transfer the title, he found his contract
with Bowen in the way, and that gen.
tleman insisting that the property was
his, and he the only person who could
sell it. Mr.. Bowen was willing to
sell the house to the parties who had
gaised the money for the price
named, for thereby he could make
a profit Of $25, 600. But Grant in
sisted upon having the twenty-five
thousand extra himself. How to get
it and get rid of his contract with
Bowen was a difficult question. Du-
ring this time, Grant was pressed by
the better class of Republicans to APP
point a Mr.. Robbins. postmaster of
Washington, had consented to do so,
and so notified Robbins friends. At
ter this promise had been made and
the paper signed for Robbins, the Wis
ion Ofthe twenty-five thousand dol
lars extra on the house again came up,
and he finally agreed, if. Bowen would
give up his contract and abandon all
claim to the twenty-five thousand
dollars extra, that Bowen should have
control of the Federal appointments
for the District of Columbia. To this
Bowen, it is said, finally assented.
Robbins lost the postofice, and the
slate has since been made out by
Bowen, and Grant has sold the offices
for the District for twenty-five thou
sand dollars. He has thus given an
other example that the true mean
ing of his motto was, Let me have a
s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

THE telegraph yesterday informed
us that the contest Over the Mobile
pOstOfiice has been closed by the APP
pOintment of f. G. BRoMRERG rice
BYRON G. PIERCE, suspended. This
F. G. BRoMBERG is a German by
birth, but has lived in Mobile for
twenty-five years. He is one of the
blacklist and most ultra Radicals, and
his course since the close of the war
has been one succession Of infamies.
No man in Alabama could possibly
have been more obnoxious to the citi-
zens of Mobile, bywhoalC Col. PIERCE,
7" suspended" who was a Federal sol
dier, we believe, was much liked and
esteemed. BRoMBERG is no kin to
GRANT that we know of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

WE were surprised to learn last
evening that our remarks in yester-
days edition, under the head "Dis-
franchisement-who deserve it." had
been misconstrued and distorted into
a personal attack upon one of our most
esteemed and valued friends. Moth
ing was further from our mind. Not
one line OF what we wrote can apply
TO any man who openly supported any
candidate for office in the late election ;
but was intended for those who, while
pretending to be supporting the Dem
ocratic nominations, were secretly
working against them, or, to quote
our own words, for those who, s'with
one hand held their nostrils with pre-
tended disgust at the bare mention of
the sinking carcass of RadicaIism,
and with the other slipped into the
ballot box a Radical vote. To those
who neither sympathized nor acted
with the Democratic party, or its
nominees, in the late struggle, we had
no reference whatever.
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TOGETHER.

The Laws of Life says; More quar-
rels arise between brothers, between
sisters, between hired girls, between
clerks in stores, between apprentices
in mechanics shops, between hired
men, between husbands and wives,
owing to electrical. changes, thro'
which their nervous systems go by
lodging together night after night
under the same bed clothes, than by
almost any other disturbing cause.
There Is nothing that viii so derange
the nervous system OF aperson who Is
eliminative in nervous force as to lie
ali night In bed with another person
who Is absorbent in nervous force.
The absorber win go to sleep and rest
all night, while the eliminator win be
tumbiing and tossing, restless an
nervous, and wake up in the morning
fretfuI, peevish, fault-6nding and dis
eouraged. NJ twopersons, no matter
who they are, should habitually sleep
together, One win thrive and the
other viii lose. This is the law, and
in married life it is defed almost uni
versally.
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BY THE laws of the State of GeOr-
gia, chartered municipalities have the
right to set prisoners, convicted OF
certain crimes, to labor on Rblic
works, and in a ; there are no public
works in progress, to hire them out to
railroad contractors, etc, until their
time expires. The Macon and Bruins
wick Railroad has lately made a con-
tract of this sort, and on Monday set
a batch of white and colored "mokes"
to work with the pick and spade. In
this the go-ahead State of Georgia
sets us another example worthy of
imitation. Instead of making her
criminals a source of expense, she de-
rives a revenue from them. How
many men and boys are there in our
county Jail and stationhouses, to-day,
being watched and fed in idleness, at
heavy cost to the honest laboring
classes, who should be thus employed?
Give us a chain-gang, say we!
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THE attention of every member OF
the Democratic Executive Committee
is directed to the call of A. WOOD-
WARD, Esq, Chairman, for a meeting
Of the committee on Monday, 14th
inst, at > O'Clock pm. Mr.. WooD-
WARDS card has the ring of the true
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