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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22

.'.,F aATIoNAL BANK
o.
wAsurEGToE
COOKS, (of Jay CooAe . 80 81. ..sS!dsnt
". 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
.IShaCiAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
6rs srREEr. OPPOSITE rHR rRrasuRr DEPARr.
sESr.
Government securities with Treasurer United States,
OZONE MILLION DOLLARS. "a
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
TATEs.
We purchase Government Vouchers on tho MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, aud sIvs oARRPrL AND
"
ACcOusrs OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
md to any other business entrusted to u.
FULL INFoRMATI IN in regard to GOVERN.
IENr LOANS at all tines eheOrfully furnished.
W, s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WARRINGTON, March 20, 1879 mhn-dtf
lay COOKE CO.,,
BANKERS,
EIYrEgETH STREET, OPPOSITE TRE
TiEkSURY,
Wy and 'lll1st eirreO' market rA'e'' aud t''D
eoustA1tly on hand a full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.THIRTIEs,
aud
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
riders for Stocks, Bonds, &c, executed, aud Col
lsetlous made ou all accessible points.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE
will be sold at public auction, by II. ?. smith
son, auotiOneer, at Allegheny Arsenal, riitshnrg,
Pa, eommeneing at 10 o'clock a. m, WEpNEs-
DAY, March "a, 1862, the following articles, Wis
o Cast Iron Cannon.
1884 Solid Shot, round.
Asa Stands Of Grape and Canister
S,sT CaTbines, new. repaired, rusly, Sc
3,l27 U. g. Rides. Cal 81 and is. repaired.
rusty, &c.
M Eudeld Muskets, repaired.
j'Sil Foreign Muskels and Rides, rusty, SC,
SID q. s. Muskets. Cal, 60, rusty, Sc
2,279 Pistols and Reyolyers, new, repaired and
rusty.
400 sets Of Infantry Announcements, old
S,lsl Pounds Of Cannon, Musket and Rihe
Powder,
100 900 Pistol Cartridges, Lofauchcux & wcs-
sons,
l,S>O, 200 Maynard's aud Sharp's Primers.
u, 2s2 Musket BayOnets.
1900 Pounds OF Scrap Iron Cast aud wrought
lot Of Appendages and parts Of Muskets.
lot OF Tools for Blacksmiths, Carpenter, SC.
lot Of Packing Boxes, sc.
Catalogues Of the above eau be obtained uu ap.
picAtinn to the undersigned.
Purchasers W III be required to rem4Ne the prop
WV r. ii WHITLEY,
BTsyet Brig. Gen. U. 5. A,
Az Eah M NIL
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
y'EHAEH@E wSRE At oswE@S,N
Nsn Ps4nfIH sinEET, BBS S%s.SSS: NJ
SSTf RFI RRsisT II aa ~
building the new United States 400 feet Pier. dg5-
no viii S!s t 5sSR d. a. : q
The uadsrsiSned until 70 o'clock n'on' Of '"' -''
''' VI AS MATERIALS Required. u,,.r.,
Glass A-65,W pounds wrygsht LIZ m IN thtss:
& ssSs ~ bGl len i,m I'll S ~ Eash be
bid and pttlSs f 81 X rs S. Is PERFORMED.
m G,Ai &c P ss4dfg1 c ! gst
70 s9S S cubic feet or a. much as may be
%a[Ga FnS I nnS Sn SGt EI SSy ne &C. G
'O Item III! 81 cords u2s cubic feet or a. much
ana put in the WORK to be bid and paid Tor BY the
bow deTs, old timber, aud other rubbish aeeesi;
sary In forming, junction with "a strnstuTeI avg
Al the above to be lei by class ..---,-.-.,,.,
BIDS for items Of class, without covering all lhd
Items ola class. will be rejected ,,.. 80, a..
cOAS SSSyA Esyh y tT0 s''GSS Sa PEf' Ca
god And the sHsaiSsHSy Of p BE- 1Susy
i sstur o. SusOms, or Other cicsr y he LATED
States Government, or responsible p''''1
BINDS Tor tho faithful psT'1ImsHig o. s iI TO be
tract will be executed IL rA ed no bUudsInan " N
hxtd " we HhuSi helrncy Is not proven 10 the
a,Isfartion " The undttS h,nI. a,.,rt.l A.,
u q intTActs 60 ps s'AA1'
. IL N ApJil L. lsIIivsr.l and IaLnr commenced
!, iShi IL b. all dtlNeTuu' anu AApVI VouluVhs'u'
~ lttSee ii ~ May, 1862 49,,
XIII to be finished by the lat of Desember, lsog
XII further necessary Information may Be ~.
tstusi As to Class by personal application ~ THIS
= | Snlc between the hours Of II = m anu ~ u,
anti lhs ga day OF March, ISL, aud to Glass A,
either by personal application or by mall for
copy Of the specification, -. I,.,k-
fuTnIshod from this 0tice on application, andsSS
bIidgT must submit with the bid the names wv
! tWn hpuJ .mtu he lulsnds to use, with eyepN'
sGusfsvIory 10 the nudersiSuel otiheiT Sgmsn"
. Brsy,l EI!sa lei General Mugr@ Euge''''
mls.Li
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.
n BRTY
DBPor QUARTgRNAsTER's OTFIcE,(
PHiLApELpHIA, PA, March |, 1897,
VIII be sold At public auction, at sChuylk Ill Ar.
senAl, PhilAdelphia, Pa at 10 o'clock, a, IN, on
THURSDAY, April !, lsd9, the following articles
Of CLOTHING, rated unseryieesble for Issue u
troops:
3,lIl pairs Pegged Boots.
lH,6D pairs Bnotees.
300 Gray Flannel Shirts
Also, at the same time and place, large quhnl S
] Of Old Rope, Tent Cuttings buTlApsl fCFv''"
Paper, Cot on Cuttings, old PAckinE BI4,xs'stStimc
Terms cash, In Government fIgds Gsn,nn.it o. \,
Of purehasefor all sales bslow 20 a drPVyH III A.
/ per cent viii be required on all sums ''''
] amount, ,.y.r,N m t,,r-
ul-htd anon application 10 'a IA Al ENus
,,..., q, A., AMI A an %, { n, Depot qua
hieNH' - "'' N mLll.il
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For Sale or Rent.

SToRE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
room back, and stable on the premises. The rent
y only fl5 per month. II lisa No. staud for any
Kind Of busiuess, Apply at h57 Maryland avenue,
between Ninth aud Tenth streets west. Island.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
n INGS AT NEW BERNIE, N, G.
will sold 70 the highest bidder, AZ public sale.
named Government buildings, situated In aud
around the city u New Bsrne. N C.. via:
One Warehouse, 4Ox2DO feet;
One Stable, DxSOO feeti
One Hospital, lixl22 feet;
One BATTaek, 9xl0O feet;
one O1iceT,s Quarters, 9x6S feet
One Guard House, l2x50 feetI
Que Kitchen, l2x30 feeti
One Black smiths Shop, 95x96 feet 49, ,....,
Possession Etysn immedtAtely Aicl ne dsy OF
able time to remove their purchase
Sale to commence Al 10 O'eloek m
Terms: Cash in 0OyFTnme nj funds on Jay q sale
For further particulars apply Atthe ONCE OF the I'M
dersigned
Chief q. M. Dept Of the South.
r. A. HATHAWAY, a It. 10Th Infantry, Breyol
Capt Z, i. A., Acting Depot O. n. ieb2.td
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HOUSE FOR RENT. FURNITURE FOR SALE.
IL tneatly newD convenient to the Depart.
mentsi $50. Apply early at MAIN MART5u'b
Grocery, Fourteenth aud Chestnut streets.
mhlG.2t'
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L TIFUL rUiL biSG IoTs. IN The northern
part Of the city, whore property Is rapidly lncreas
paid. STAIR 4 MErCALF,
Real Estate Brokers,
mhlb.M q cor N Y ave and Fifteanth ST
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TOR SALEM .uNfoYTowN. TWO yALyA.
Bile BUILDING LOTS, known as lots Nos.
go aud 2H Price per lot tl25, Terms, 80 cash;
80 monthly. STARR MBTCALP,
Real estate Brokers,
mhlj.a n E.eor. Y, ave. and Fifteenth st.
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A FINE STORE FOR RENT IN GOOD BUsI.
n NESS Location, Il6 Seventh street, between O
and n, nearths Patent once. Posses. ion given on
or before April !, 1872 mhs n
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OFFICERS.
Y. h. CLARK, Phil4delphia, President
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance aud Executive
REkEE r SopKs Vice P5:,d:a
&, S. GTfGkYER. Washington. As.ys,an, Secretary.
J. E@fNS BEANS. a. B.. Assistant asdisT ri.
rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD!
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
P RioofRWiiTT1z;, Chief Medical Department
Of B. si bliss. Dws%'s s.SiiSsion.
itisa National Company. chartered BY speeia
paid up capital Of u. 10000.
II offers low rates Of premium.
ItfuTnishes larger nsuranee than other companies
tits definite and certain In Its terms.
Its home company In every locality.
lis policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the poll
ieles.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount aud return all the premiums, 40
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
FSlisles viii Be- issued tina, will pay to the In.
slred during HE an annual income Of one tenth the
amount named In the policy,
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the iivei
Itinsures not to secure dividends, but at so low
aiO'i tas. divdSssSSs VII Be 'RRPTfsbbfN EVERY
| COUNTY, and applications from competent par.
sSSaid be- addfss,sd TO he Gs@psaSs Sensrs
AS3s GTy nell sS.pssIs f'i ps. given
on application the ohiee Of the Company In this
city
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For completing main stairway west wing,
eight thousand Ave hundred dollarsi Provided
That all moneys appropriated for the extern
sion of the Treasury building shall be dis
bursed only by one of the regular discussing
clerks of the Treasury Department, who
shall receive no extra compensation for such
service.
For fencing and approaches to south front,
twenty thousand dollars.
For annual repairs, ten thousand dollars.
For repairs and preservation Of public
buildings, one hundred thousand dollars.
For furniture and repairs Of same for pub
lie buildings, ffty thousand dollars.
For hrc-proof vaults for repositories,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For fuel and miscellaneous items for GUS
tom houses and other public buildings bo-
longing to the United States, under the SUI
pervision of the Secretary of the Treasury,
forty thousand dollars.
For the preservation and protection of the
public buildings already commenced and for
the completion of which no appropriation Is
made, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For removal Of hydraulic weights aud
construction of the northwest stairway in
the Treasury building, ten thousand dollars.
For laying the foundation and commenc-
Ing the building for the post office and sub
treasury In Boston, Massac husetts, two hun
dred thousand dollars.
For laying the foundation and commcnc.
Ing the building for the post office In New
York, two hundred thousand dollars; Pro-
vided, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Postmaster General are hereby au-
thorized, with the assent of the State of New
York, to exchange part or the whole of
the point at tho southerly extremity of the
park, now the property Of the United States,
with tho city of New York, for an equal or
greater amount of land further up said park
! with public places on the norlherly and
southerly sides of the land so required; Pro-
vitied, That no money shall be paid and no
liability incurred for such exchange.
| For custOm.hOuse in Bangor, Maine,
twenty-five thousand dOllars.
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CENTRAL TRANSIT CoMPAN
CHAHTEK..

We the undersigned agree form ourselves into Cor
under the of the of louisiana parteu
lary forth the Of corporations for works
Of Pubic Improvement and Utility, 10 Revised Statutes OF
which the purpose provid
irg Railwsxand Telegraph Line from some point on she
Mississippi river opposite the city OF New Orleans
via Vermion by the eligible route TO the
Sabine point below Burkve connect with the
Company Texas thereby complete
Railroad Telegraph connect with the Rio Grande and
ty with the Pacific San Bias and for these
formed this suboned Charter and
signed the ssme adding statement Of the
and of shares and amount Of
srective ubscriptisn to ssid company.
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GABRIEL lEAUMONT'S SALES.

GABRIEL lEAuMONTS SALES. !:
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES Aso HATS.
n ALSO As..,.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING eoopS
ny GABRIEL LEAUMONTf
.rtE l.t "a salssroom-69 chArtres street.
WEDrEsDAX. Ieth Inst. At 10 s'eissh
900 cases Men Ladies and Chdrens Boots and Shoes.
Also $40 Extra Fine hats for Men and Boys Also
Clothing Cents Furnishing Goods.
nzrTnnMD-CAsh- "a
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NASH & HODGsoNS SALES.
. asnlf UNDERWRITERS SALE. 10
GROCERIES, HARDWARE FURNITURE, LIQUORS.
sADDLERy, WOODEN WARE, MArTREsSEs.
ITO, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN
BY NASH a HODesON.
w. l. HopGsoN. Auctioneer.
Ofhce-No l7O Gravier street
"FDNEsDAY, March 10, 1869 at H
w O'clock A n, on the Lsvee. the head Of Common
street. the wreck Of the Agnes Ro
bert E. Lee for account Of whom it may conen win be
sold $500 y -...t..-s
90 bills Xxx FLOUR; 10 bbis Molasses cssss sadlley
30 dozen Buckets Tubs Broonr churns.
Tables, Chairs and large lo q Furniture; work Tables;
Mattresses 20 bb and Of Coal vl 80 cases Of Whis
Brsndies Cordals syrups and Btten; Uou Mil and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
- TBRns-Cssh IN U. 8. Treasury Notea
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A. HoUssETs
FISHING TACKLE.
The undersigned having studied the Of the Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE for over twenty
years. takes pleasure offering county friends and
customers Of the largest and most varied stock Of
HOOKS, LINEs, RODS. FLOATS ANH BASKETS.
varieties would your perussl Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Limerick Trout Hooks, bowed, lotololo.
=. -. nstted: 0tolol0.
ssssS so6 daCs al q. sl.'
:. Chestertown Hooks, all sizes.
Fish Hooks, TO l6, ringed.
:: eTsvitssion Hooks Ash and trout.
Buffalo and sunhsh Books.
Limerick snooded Hooks. all sizes.
Limerick Wired Hooks all sizes.
Sea and Catfish Hooks, ] to 10.
Also, Assorted Lines:
Cotton Gable Laid Trout Lines, rs to 800 feet long
=. Twist Trout Lines
Twist Fish Lines.
Lay cut Lines, large.
=. Perch and Croaker Lines.
Lir en- Trout and Fish. and assorted colors, Linea
Plated and Twisted silk Lines.
sea-Grsss Fish Lines, alt sizes.
Ccrk and other Floats all sizes
Fishing Rods, assorted.
Fishi Baskets, assorted.
And csmplet. stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES. So
Letting visit when the city, You win find my prices the
LOWEST in the market
Sign Of the Big bamboo.
IA. RoUssET,
Successor to Rousset 4 veorhies,
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7 OsT-ON rHs sgrH INST, A BLACK AND TAN
II TERkER DOG S.e dog sse.t Is .onsn, old s1e
HIN SIS Apollo street, reward Of fen Dsnsss VII e Ssid
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
PodND NOTICES.

CTRFET gq1hf MISSION ER,s DEPART
~ MENT Room ~ 7, City Hall-Hew Orleans March 10,
lS6Wsre brougbkJo the First District Pound Of La
fsyette and Locust tfeets, as estrsys-
Thre6 GOATS Of different colors:
Which, II claed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will beod public auction at said Pound
FRIDAY, March l2t 1859, at II o'clock r.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioners.
LOUIS SENKcHAI.f1r Controller.
CTREET CopIM IssIONER's ID eFART-
~ MGNT, So T. City HslI-New orleans. March 10,
ls6s-wee brought N the Fourth District Pound Drya-
des between Jackson and Philip Streets esrsys
Two: GOATS Of different colors;
which clsits within days and the expenses
thereon paid will bsfold public auction ct said Pound
FRIDAY, March IL 1869 at II O'Clock
JOsHFH MURPHY street Commissioner
Louis SENEGAL, mr. Controller.
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Bank Of New Orleans. New Orleans.
tune lses-In ss2rdseee with sections 81 and IS Of the
Banking State Of Louisiana" approved March is,
1853 hereby given TO the holders Of circulating
this Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
present the the Banking House, at the
Once Of the State Ardor for the purpose Of redemption
within year s date otherwise the funds deposited
b. said Bank for sAie purposes VII b rse,sinsd
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NATIONAL THEATER.
IN CORNER OF BARONNE AID PERDID0 STREETS
"wednesday Evening March 10Th, I $50.
First Appearance Of
SPALDING MANNING's MINsTRELs AND SILVER
CORNET BAND.
Grand Orchestra! soi~ee de Mysterieuse !!
BEAUTIFUL QUARTETTEl
SPLENDID ACTINGi
FINE COMEDIANsl
ONE HUNDRED PRESENTS Given Away Each Evening
Matinee Every Saturday at Noon
For the A accommodation Of Ladies and Children.
Prices OF Acknowledgements, Soc Reserved Seats in
Dress Circle. 75c Private Parquette Stalls holding four
So Private Boxes holding eight S. Gallery 2c. Children
under u Of half Price Doors open at O'Clock
p. N. Curtains rise at g.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
METAIRIE ooURsE


Saturday, April 9. 1850.
FIRST RACE-sweepstskss for year olds. dash Of
mile $500 entrance 500 Forfeit second horse to receive his
entrance money Club to add $780, blessed Is folows:
III. J. o'Faon enters Dr. ALTA vELA, by vandal dam
imp Fillagrss by stockwen-
I'D. A. Wilson enters gr. JEFF JENNINGS, b. Light
ming, dam Becky Ree
S-W Cottrin enters Oh. c. COTTRILL, BY Daniel Boone
dam Maggie q.
4-Also enters Oh. CARRIE p, by Daniel Boone. dam
Lilly Ward
SAME DAY-METAIRIE sTAKE-sweepstakes for all
ages mile heats $1,000 entrance PIP; horse to be named
at O'Clock the evening previous to the race Club to add
]. James Conlisk. J. W. Pennock
q -. o'Fallon- s. 7. q. Moore.
5 Metairie Jockey Club
Tuesday, April q.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE STAKE-Dssh Of two miles,
hurdles leaps SIS ~ olds to carry liz
pounds; Olds, III pounds; y ods and upwards Rs
pounds. Club to add $500. Closed as follows:
III Michigan enters b. c. CHALNErTE, y. O., by Daniel
Boone. dam by Brown Dick.
2-E. Warwick enters b. h. JOE JOHNSTON, y o., by
Geodwood. dam Judy, by Sovereign.
3-Aso ch. TRANSIT y. o., by Bleskwind, dam Prairie
Flower, BY Sovereign.
ALSO br. g. AZ. O.. by Captain Beard. dam by
Sovereign
-J COnIisk enters oh. g. -.4y. o, by Endorssr, dam
by Glencoe.
CD. Swgert Dr. h. EDINBOR0', y O., by Lexing
ton, dam Hymenis by Yorkshire.
SANE DAY-swsepstakes fer year dds mile heats, 500
entrance p. three fill the stake second horse
receive s2UO; Club to add $50. CLOSED as follows:
l-J.J OFson enters b. THE BANSHEE, by Licking
ton, dam Balloon BY Yorkshire.
2-J w. Pennock enters b. E. NELLIE MCDONALD, by Col
ossns, dam Maid Of Monmouth, by Traveller
3-A K. Richards enters b. LOCUST POST, by Young
Melbourne. dam by Vincent Nolte.
4-Richards Kngour enter be BETTE BAY, BY Austria
Han, dam Betty Ward BY Lexington.
Wednesday, April a.
FIRST RACESweepsakssfOr year olds that have
mile heats, s2s three to fill; the club to
$500 To Goth March, ls6e and the day
previous to the race s4P. NJ. Now five subscribers:
l. W. c. Lipscomb, B. d. F. Kenner
q Richards 4 Klgour. ADA Wilson,
s. ]. Conisk.
SECOND RAoE-D.sh of miles, fer all ages; Club Purse
$3.50; I'd horse TO receive $50.
THIRD RACE-nis heats for all ages; Club Purse $500
Thursday. April Q.
FIRST RACE-Dash Of 2 miles for all ages
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes for ods, mile heats $500
entrance 500 Forfeit Club to add $3.50 Closed with
nominations in the Olds stake the frat day
Friday, April o.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE-Dssh Of miles; 4
hurdles Seaps; 3y olds carry liz ms; y. ods III bs
5y. Olds and upwards l2s tDs three TO start
Club Purse $500.
SAME DAY-Mle heats three in FIVE; Club Purse $500.
Saturday, April 10Th.
FIRST RACE-Dssh Of miles for beaten horses Club
Purse $500.
SAME DAY-sweerstakes for all ages, three mile heats,
$500 entrance the horse to be named at O'Clock
the evening previous race Club otsdd $1,000 Closed
with the subss bers in the Metse Stake except
the M. J. Club. s. L. JAMES. Secretary,
Metsirs Club, New Orleans.
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PARTNERSHIP

nIssOLuTG01N OF COPAKTNERsHIP.
The copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the and
style Of PIKE, LstsYRk BROTHER Is this day dis
solved by mutual by the withdrawal of j. M Lspeyre
who has disposed Of - his and interests In the
10 his late wm. Pike and Alex Brother they
suming all the isbiDEes Of the
New Orleans, Decsrber q. 1853
VIM. 9. PIKE,
j. N. LAPEYRE,
ALEX. BROTHER
The business Of IKE, LAPEYRE a BROTHER win
continue be coneut.d under the and style until
the hrst Of January aet s69, when ALFREB sHEPPERS
and PAUL BLArC~bave interest business, which
Will thereafter be aojucted under the and style of
PIKE, BROTHEKkCO
New Orleans, DsceSber n, 1858
- WIN g. PIKE
a." ALEX BROTHER,
" ALFRED SH EPPERs,
~ PAUL BLANC.
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FIRST RACE-Dssh Of miles for beaten horses Club
Purse $500
SAME DAY-sweerstakes for all ages, three mile heats
$500 p p the horse be named O'Clock
the evening previous to the Club otsdd $1,000 Closed
with TIE subscribers in the Metse Stake except
the NJ J. Club. S. L. JAMES. Secretary,
Metaire Club New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTSs
Ct. CHARLEs THEATER-sr.C HARLxs 81
Wednesday Evening. March 10,
Engagement Of the Great Tragic Artistic.
MRS F. W. LANDER,
Who viii appear in the great Historical Tragedy acts Of
MARIE AHTOINETTR.
Supported by the emigent Tragedsn Mr. j. h TAYLOR,
Mr. George Becks and Mr.. Charles Pope,
Together with the Entire Company.
GRAND BALL ON ST. JosEPH's NIGHT.
VARIETIES THEATEK.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
wednesday end Tbursday Evenings,
March 10th and llth.
When viii be reproduced byrons Great Play OF the
LANCAsuIRE LASS.
With its splendid scenery and superior acting.
FRIDAY EvENISG-wn be presented sh ,ridan's brilliant
comedy Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
With magnificent distribution OF Chsrsctes involving the
entire strength Of the
Brilliant Star company Of this Embellishments
FAMILY MArINEE ON SATURDAY ATl2x:
John ueham's Great Play. entitled the LOTTERY OF
LIFE, will shortly be produced here
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NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
Grand operate Performance for tire Benefit Of
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
To take place
Wednesday, 18th March. 1860.
JERUeALEM-verdps Grand Opera in 4 sctS
PARIS-ventrs 4 Tere Coincide Fsntsisfe, in acts
ADMssIoS-To lower part Of the house, 81 To third
fourth galleries, usual prices.
Tickets be bad from the undersigned members Of the
Comm ttee. and at the Box Office Of the Opera House
CcNNITTEE-Julien Michel IA Exchange Place; En- :
manuel Burtbe IL Carondelet street W B. Ksnpeter 30
Camp street; J. A Peychsud 90 Royal street
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crescent city Bank New Orleans,
June ls lsIn accordance with sections "a and IS of An
Il Free BANKING In the state Of Louisiana
. the holders q. the circulating notes Of this
duly suded under the provisions Of said act TO pre-
the hankng House, at the office Of the
State Auditor for W. purpose Of redemption within
year this date Otherwise the funds deposited By said
bank for said purposs will be reclaimed
CHAS- FAURIE, JR-, Cashier.