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Miscellaneous.
BosroN, March Is.

\ despatch from Portsmouth, n. H., says
Capt. Somerv of Kittery found a complete set
Of burglars tools yesterday on his beach at
low water mark in Piscataquis river They
were undoubtedly thrown OFT the bridge BY
the burglars who broke into the South Ber-
wick Bank on Tuesday night
NEW ORLEANS, March -.
Samuel f. Wilson, one of the editors and
proprietors of the Picayune, died to-day,
aged SIS years.
Gen. Morris S. Miller, Deputy Quarter
master L. S. A, died suddenly yesterday,
aged sc years.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., March 10.
A owstorm commenced early this morn
ing and has continued all day and up to mid
night The accumulation in the streets is
larger than ever this season. The freight
house of the Fall River Steamboat Company
was crushed in by the weight of snow on the
roof. The train from Boston came in half
an hour late with two engines tonight.
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Our base ball players are getting ready for
. bat.
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7l9if0.

In this city, l2th inst, Martha c., adopted daugh.
ter of John and Eunice II. Barows, aged % years
months.
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New York Money Market.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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loral ann State Menus.

Let every man do bis daty today. 3 2
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Mar II.
Gold opened weak but has become steady adm
frmer.
Governments are of about one cent from yester-
days prices, but are steady at the decline
Money easy ut 566 per cent. Gold ll2S.
United States SKIES lcoupon0) 1851 llsA
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Pastry Cook Wanted

Pastry Cook Wanted!
4 COMPETENT PASTRY COOK can obtain
n permanent situation and good wages by apply
ing at the MANSION HOUSE,
W,M. THAYER, Proprietor.
Augusta, Feb. Gath, 1870. sem..s t26feb-2w
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Notice.

THE children of the Bath Military and Naval Or.
i phan Asylum have been invited to the REPRE-.
sentatives' Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th,
where they win be happy " meet their friends At
X O'Clock
March 18th, 1870. Rms
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Daily Kennebec Journal.

By the Western Union Line-Of,ices Granite Bank
Bnilding and the State Housed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
New ORLEANS, MAY l9, 1870

New ORLEANS, MAY l9, 1871.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
"Your paper this morning contains a" strons
flicker
OF sarcasm and wit, which is signed "wlh
U Licker."
I'm sorry the gent is excited about
My doggrel concerning wine gone up the
spout"
That "bon mot, was written to drive off the
vapcrs,
And. without my consent, was put into the
papers.
II hardly was proper to style me the PheWi,
But | won't get excited-IN keep mysen
cool;
If he'll only reflect, he will see there are
others.
I'm a Phewl, tits true, but I've plenty OF
brothers,,
And I,nust say his name is the pest i've
seen yet;
When he writes, "Win U Licker?' an
swer, "You bet!"
And rll pay for it, too, though IN that case'
no doubt,
Ny personal property goes 'up the spout.
ADAM PHEWL.
P. S.-Will l liquor? Oh, yes! Give me
some of that wine;
But, between you and me, "lli take
sugar in mine,"
For you will find, you may depend
upont,
Like grapes of old, those wines
s'acerba sunt ~ A. +.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

The Democratic press correspondents
have strange way of putting things, as
from New York to the Louisville Courier
Journal:
New YORK, May 1.-THE negro was in his
glory to-day. With the fifteenth amend
men ment before his eyes, he made the most OF
the opportunity offered him to exercise ere s ,ne
sumo such an air of Importance. How weH
he began his work as an eIector aas is seen In In
the fact that, in several instances, ne
marched to the polls and made bold effort
to vote Illegally. The only arrests for
illegal voting to-day were those OF colored
repeaters in the Ninth Ward.
There was rich scene when an old negress
insisted upon voting. She told the Inspector SII
"dat all de niggers oughter vote. de women
ss we'll as de men, and dat's what was de
matter" Upon being informed that her
time had not yet come. she rushed wlloiy
into the street, urging everybody to vote
''in Tabor OBJ de sixteenth 'mendment."
OF course there is no truth in the state
ment except the fact that colored men voted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
WHOLE NUMBER GIG.

are cruising around the Island of Caprexs -
prevent the escape of General Garibaldi -
Naples. The government takes this actip0s
because it is known that the sons OF Cara
baldi are with the insurgents in southse1
Italy.
PARIS, May 20.-The editors of the B1se
newspaper, four in number, have been ec1l-
fenced to fine and imrrisnnment.
LONDON, May 30'-The following detaSsse
the insurrection in Portugal are puhlisheA
to. day: General Saldanha, after sharp
fipht wherein seven were killed and eigAs
wounded, entered the palace and ir1ss-
diately resigned his command into TEE
Kings hands, who authorized him to forn
a new ministry. This coup d'etat was pi.z-
ticipated in or sympathized with by tAa
people of Lisbon, Operto and other cities
The people took but little part in the ForA
tugese coup Getdt.
The Rev. Charles Kingley has been 1Ys
pointed Dean of Rochester.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
T. j. stewart vs.. steamboat VIII"

r.. u. stewart vs.. Steamboat "hu
Wagner.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISFRlOr OUOEa'
| Eastern District of Louisiana. NO. So6I.-In ooe.
dience to an admirsltys warrant to me dlrecte1 IN
the above entitled suit l have seized and taken
The ~ Steamboat WILD WAGNER. nov Hoeled
nv r. j. Stewart for the causes set fortn IN tte Q
libel now pending IN the District o0or' u 'Ne
And do hereby cite and sdmonish the owner so0, o,
owners thereof and all and every person OF persons
S"vine or pretending have right, tltle or N
the < s,ssss ss snd o4 3ss
trtco trtco;S - he holden at the city of New Orleans
oIoresa' en es before S e the FIRST MONDAY Of june,
s7o to show cause. if any they nave or can, ~hs ny
ccondamned coo and be sold agreeably to the prayer
of libelant. ,,...ps oesce Nav Or,aans.
Unlteoo- S'"'o" 8. B. PACKARD,
MAY o0: i1'0: ,a United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

DISORDERS INCIDENT TO SPRING.-ln the
snring of the year pill-makers reap rlcn
harvests from the sale of their nostrums.
The reason why there is always such de-
mand for physic in the spring IS because,
when the warm weather OF March ana April
comes, people keep on eating 100 mucn
food more than can be managed by the
stomach except during the cold winter
weather. The result is, the stomach IS
oyertaxed, the liver and bowels obstructed,
the blood deteriorated, and the patient, 1Or
want of knowledge, knows no better thah
to resort to physic. The true method to be
observed in such cases is. on the approach
of spring, to eat less food, and tnat OF
milder nature. Tie brown bread should
take the place of the white, if white is used
in the winter. More fruit should be taken:
Avoid stale vegetables. If you have not
good potatoes eat none, for poor pota-
toes are very unwholesome. Ii you
have good potatoes bake or boil them, and
not fry or hash, eat with fresh cream instead
of gravy or butter. Use freely OF canned
! fruit or we'll kept apples; at least one meal.
| Avoid fat meat, pastry, CAKES, rica puu-
diugs. andllive simply and naturally: Straw
| berries for those who have attacks OF the
disorders incident to spring, are one OF the
best remedies that can be used. wilson,
| the ornithologist, was once ordered Dy an
Indian doctor to live on straWberrles III or
| der to cure an obstinate dysentery, ana to
| his surprise he was cured IN less tnan :
week. The tomato, which can be canned
in almost unlimited quantities. so as to be
as fresh and good in the spring. as in au;
tumn, should also be used freely, and
not as an occasional luxury, but as >, 8
regular article of diet; they are specially
wholesome at this season OF the year
These simple rules toliGwea win, and IN anfaS 2S
| ing.-Herald of HeaLtt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
NEW YORK.

Great Plethora Of Money-Governmen'
Closed Quiet and Flrm-Ao"iAAn''
l.evees Opened Higher.
New YORK, May 20.--The plethora OF
money is very great; call loans range from ron
to with and e1 stocks stsrjne as G1l
exchanse quiet and steady, at 9A@9s, during
ehead9 the afternoon; % closing firm at Si@Si: Gold
weak, and declined to 1l45 during the osr. aIoea.
noon. but strengthened toward the close;
Governments opened quiet a and ID, steady, i"1i
and closed quiet and firm; D;o Is o. ioof Wah Yss4
iii; fis65, 1llS; new, ll33; of 1867, ll4s;
of 1868, ll4t: l0-40s, 1OSS. f..
Southern securities opened higher ior
Louisiana levee g.; others ouil anu w IN
changed. Tennessee IS, COZ; new, 55a; Vir-
oinias 692: new 60; Louisianas IS, old, IS
Sew ~: leyee Is, Is; So, 90; Alabama So
10la: Georgia g., Sc; Is, 95; North Carolinas
"a asa: new. 243: South Carolina Is, SO
new, S3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Some very ridiculous things are said by

Some very ridiculous things are said by
the Democratic or Conservative journals,
but none more so than this from the Bossler
Banner:
We hear through private sources of new
scheme of Warmoth's to rule the State as
dictator, which we don't remember seeing
noticed in the papers. 1t is this: Every
appointee to Office of any political value, Is
RESIGNATION undated. So if the officer should
dispIease His Majesty, the resignation is
dated and the officer goes out. All the city
government and Dibbe. the Eighth District
Judge, are reported as appointed IN this
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court - Hon W.
"A. Wooas and Hon. Il. H. DureA FEe-

United States Circuit CSu1S
"A. wooas and Hon. K. II. DureiA Ere
siding. ...a
volney Liddell & Wade Young, arIIes.eu aTIta;oy,
On the charge of murder IN kIainS krS3sonhnra
Jones and Charles Jones, at Harrisonpurs.
in Catahoula parish, were yesterday Drought
before this court on writs OF haoeas coipIha, u.s.
and discharged on the ground tnas tno
court was without jurisdiction.
The jackson RAILROAD C"r7'
The reargument Of this case on certSln
constitutional points, suggested w SuSsS
Dibble, was fixed for yesterday IN the Es n1n
District Court and continued over un'H
Gav. the twenty seventh instant. ~ "a %
nected that Judge Black, who was attorney
Gnneral of the United States during fre-
sident Buchanan's administration, WIN ap-
near in behalf of Fl. S. McCom6. the pu,.
chaser Of the States interest In the acAson
Railroad bonds.
Seventh District Court.
Judre Coilens adjourned this court early
Yesterday morning on account OF .he ao-
sence of certain attorneys who haa IasGs ;s
& xed for trial. This action OF the Juuse ls
in accordance with rule, proinine5n,s.s a5,
ptvs to give notice to the crier OF Inc court
in what part of the court building ihs! may
/ be found when wanted.
! n~co,d uIstrict Coust- JcdGo DuV's
neAud.
| The will of Thomas Murray has oeen
| filed in this court. The will was Iaaae oe,
fore William j. Castell, notary pupilc' aua
bequethes all the property, moVaole "to III i,;i
| movable. possessed by the deceaSeu' W III , !,
wifa Fl'za Van Houten, who is appointed
| executrix.
r..,,aoe. for an As.suit-verdict for
| $4,000.
In the Fifth District Court yesterday tne
case of John Lockwood against CnarIGs
| Zupts came up for trial before jury
appeared in evidence that LocN"ooo .ao a
made statements concerning the saie u a Wy
Tsitv Watergorks at which Zants toob
offSnse and thereupon he assaulted Lock
wood. as alleged, with cane, on 81. Cnatie'
| street The court was occupied Win tnt
case the whole day. aud the jury prough
in q verdict for $1,000 damages, the cialn
beinr for $4,000. J. B. Cotton, Esq, ap
peared for the plaintiff, and A. q. Atocn
for defendant.
Third District Court.
In this court there was contest oeIw:eI
, James Ryback and lady, Tor the poSeesslo
+ of a fine camels hair shawl. Wnlcn IL wa
, alleged .Lad been stolen, and recoVere
through the agency of the police. Rynac
, and the lady both lay claim to it. Inc Gas
3 went over without decision.
Fourth District Court.
/ Pranstein & Bender vs. Crescent Mutus
f Insurance Company-In this case plalntln
: insured with defendants, by open poncl
twenty bales of cotton, shipped Iroi
i Shreveport ] on the steamboat Mary Him
bonnd for New Orleens. The boat an
e cargo were burned about the first OF Marcl
i 1866. .oforo
: Jury, who returned verdict III 1aVoa
s yDlain,iff for S409l o.. lyman, Wallace
Handlin, attorneys for plaintiffs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Eve copy this from the Homer Mad

The colored man, Lewis Duckworth, VINO
was sentenced to be hanged in blenviile par, "
murder. and whose sentence was commuteo
by the Govern or to five years imprisonment
in the penitentiary, was recently taken from
the deputy sheriff en- route for Baton Rouge;
and shot to death. We have just received
from an intelligent and responsible (DemO.
cra,ic) citizen Of Bienvilie detailed account
Of the affair, which we will puolish next
week, in justice 70 the better clpsens % 2,
that parish. We have NO commen's -
make, for words are Of no avail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
a=-.c,., ,ouKnAL OF THE STATE LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MAY 2l 1870
rxow ruEPAxIsH OF GIANT.

x.nnh,,ean Executive Committee.
friend writes US from the parish OF
Grant, transmitting the following list OF the
Repu blican Parish Committee:
W.B. Phillips, president; E. l.. Johnson. t
Tom johnson, H. R. Kearson, Ralph
Marcus. vice-presidents; joseph D~eli1ng, z,
ham, treasurer; D. W. White, Henry >. BELL
corresponding secretaries; Brantiey FRA
zier, Thomas Washington, secretaries; Nion,
Davis, Sam Davis. assistant sergeants al
arms.
This parish will go for the Republican
nominees eight hundred majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Death of Hon. bartholomew collins

The painful duty devolves upon us OF
announcing the death of Hon. Bartholome"
Collins, a citizen of many years standing,
and well known in political circles since
the war. Mr.. Collins was member OF the
Louisiana House of Representatives OF 1864,
and also of the present year. Early in the
movement to form a free State party, he
took an active part as a Union man, and
with other patriotic sons of Ireland, who
are still living, materially assisted in carry
ing the State. Last year he took contract
on the Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad,
and was, in consequence. exposed to hard
ship and the malaria of the swamps, to
which, we fear may be attributed, to some
extent. his last and fatal illness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
IT'S. MARSHAL'S MONITLONb

Henry Dyke ct ais. VS.. Steamboat NAT
chez.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURi,
| Hastern District OF Louisiana, No. 956o-In ope-
depce to admiralty warrant to me directed IN tne
above entitled suit have seized and taken into my
The Steamboat NATCHEZ, now ibeled by
Henry Dyke ais. for the causes set forth IN ths M
libel now pending in ths District Court OF the
And do hereby cite and sdmonish the owner OF
owners thereof and al and every person 81 r ~
terest in or the same to be and appear At DIS
trct Court Of the United states f4r N !ne
al os before the FIRST MONDAY of june 1870
to show cause if any they have or can why tne saa
h. sold sereeably to the prayer OF hbe!ants.
IJnitsd States Marshal's Office, New OrieanA
seventh day of May, 1871 ,pD D.ouApD
myll q % le4 Uniteo S'0'e' nA"i eN"'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
CUBA,

Slaves Relonglng to the 1nsursenIs "n~
Slaves Taking up Arms Tor 'ne N"-
tional Cause to be Hencef'rtn Free
order of General. De K"das-So,E Een-
der OF I.surgents to Spanish A"thorA'
ties at Puerto Principe.
HAVANA, May 2O.-Captain General De
Rodas has published an order that all ass saves s
belonging to the insurgents in the i heau' IN IN
foreign cogatrss or hsUe VINO sesyed eave , as guides
% snanish troops or who have performed
snv other serviece for the national cause,
The insurgent Captain Mestril and some IN
of his followers have surrendered 70 the
Snanish authorities at Puerto Principe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Academy OF Music.

First Emerson matinee tomorrow at
twelve o'clock at the Academy OF MUSIC,
and one of the finest entertainments the
Emerson Minstrels have yet given. TINS
evening a great bill and an agreeable
change in the programme. Now that the
evenings are getting warm, the Academy Is
the coolest place to 60 to, as the audience
is literally famed by steam.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

VALUABLE LOT AT Aucr1oN.-Messrs. Nash
l. Hodgson, auctioneers, will sell at twelve
o'clock, NJ, to-day, at the st. Charles Auc-
ton Exchange, for account of the succession
of H. Mcneil Vance, deceased, one valuable
lot of ground, on Tchoupitoulas street, De-
tween St. James and Market streets. BEE
advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
FOREIGN.

Espartero Urged TO Accept the spanish
Throae-Itaiian Frigates Bleekadlng
Garibsidi 10 Prevens His Escape TO
Naules-InsurreesiOn In Portugal
Fditors Of Paris Papers Tried and
Imprisoned.
MApRIp, May 20.-Another depntation
vaited on Espartero yesterday. hoping to
prevail upon him TO accept the spanish
throne. II is reported that he persisted IN
his refusal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
The New York Standard, John Russell
Young,s paper, says:

We see it stated in Washington dispatches
that MFR. Sypher, of Louisiana, who was de-
clared ineligible to q seat in the Fortleth
Congress. and who failed to obtain 5000
for expenses incurred in contesting his
election, has decided to remain at the Capt.
tol, and is engaged asa lobbyist. MI; ~
pher is not the only ex-member OF Con-
gress who employs his talents IN this way.
and we suggest that Speaker Blaine deny
these gentlemen the privilege of the floor
Of the House Of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

"Why," said Miss Anna Dickinson, OF on
one occasion, stepping forward 10 tne ioot-
aisht iss Of eloouence, "Why was l born?"
She paused, and thrill ran through the
audience. Again the rich tones of the win.
some woman rolled the question: why
was / born?" And again she paused, that
the due impression might be made upon her
hearers, before she answered her own ques.
ton. "Why was l born ?" she asked once
more, in touching and almost painful. &C.
cents, when wicked boy in the gallery
shouted 81 give it up"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

Our court reports disclose the gratifying
fact to Mr.. John Lockwood, that the jury
yesterday gave verdict OF i've Thousand
dollars against the defendant in the suit OF
lockwood vs. Zunts. The luxury OF as
saulting a citizen with cane is rather ex-
oops1vp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
Weekly Coffee State ment.

The following weekly statement is tur-
nished us by Messrs. Lonsdalc, Marks q Co.,
coffee brokers: p.
Imports from Rio de Janeiro from
July /, 1868, to July l, 1869. 9...... Ivy s4a l
stdck in first hands. ds.........-...... 1900
Arrivals this weekday H. bark Ba' nm
tavia, to ]. L. Phipps Co... :."" 0UO 0oO
sales-ex Batavia (prlvate terms).. - o,ooo
Stock made up as follows-Lacey, mn
Terry & Co. .............. ]'ooo
Market-Gold duty paid: ,a,o,
1nnd foir .17I@17a
Fair .l63@17
Remarks We note sale OF cargo tx "a
tavia, 5000 bags, to a dealer, and qulet,
though firm market. Dealers now hoio, say
Q50O haps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

The Empress Eugenie said the other day
to the Duchess Of Rutherford: VINO visteo
her in Paris: ''My dear friend. you knew S
what / have suffered In the course OF tno
nosition." And sfter saylng that, the EN-
press burst into Aood Ct tears.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
~uu,,am Patterson ". Steamboat RI
w eee. Qpeer.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT M ;SnOa COURT, Il
District Of Louisiana NO: S;r,eted in the above
snttied am suit nave seized and taken into my pos
be nsorLER ENGINES etc from the TFsek Of
.h, ao DU .t,cst pi1IN EER now lbeled hy WliIam
sst Of A. Y, nited mt States
XnH dn hsrebv ote And admonish the owner
ED :. and every gsrfSn g2;r ss Or in
ter.st IN ~ - ts ssIpe TO be and appear y = Dis
ct q q: United stssss !; f0T nsn the pesns
aforesaid. TO bs hcdsn Ct re Hsy g - Iuue 1870
to show cause, II any they hsvc Or can. W.. w
the said boiler, enEiness ETC., sn0aio nVa ~ - Il
belAnt n-a..ns
tAirA day - 4ays 0ee >arrApn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
RAILROADS.
r,o yruu NORTH AND EAST
VIA
ca,ro and IlllnOis Central Kallroad.

Cairo and IlllnOis Central Railroad
Two Daily Express Trains sssye Cairo on szTiss 8
nf trains from New Orleans. No change o cas-
from Cairo to st. Louis. No change OF cars ITCH
Cairo to Chicago.
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM CAIRO TO NEW foa'A'
This is the only direct rcnte 70 Chicago ano 10 20
poiu.s North and East, via UAicago II rs Ioi 80 ~
10 I5O miles shorter, and from twelve to sxen'Sou
hours quicker than any ether route C,.re-
AZ Onssso. o1Fen Fefis Snfa,o. New York, Boston,
Mon.real, Pttsburg. Philadelphia, baltlnoIsi and
all parts OF the Fast; also, tor MiiWeohSe' ~ '
Lafe Superior, and sd points Nortn. c.xa An
Nev asd elegant Drawing koom sleepng Oars "a "a
ali Nisht Trains bet seen Cairo and Chicago. ano
CAIRO and st Louis. ..;.,
Rnygage checked 90 all important points.
For through tickets. apply at the New vrlesns' sn u
Js-sson and tireat Northern Railroad tcket oIncs,
oecner Camp and Common s;reess tSndef a,ie. 1ie.
Hofel al l5O Cccnmon street taloer ot. S1@IIe;
FotsD and Ut tina Nav Orleans, jackson ano Urea
rortnern h"Hio'A r. r L0NGLEY,
.,, S,,,rn--, passeryer A gent, New Orleans.
oeho'"i W. r. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Cnlcago'
W n. EUGHlTT,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
STOLEN.

r1rOu.EN-FRoM THE RESIDENCE Of
y the undersigned. during the year 1865 the lo''
so~iIs sEEsTRTIFiOATE of thirty shares of the Bank
cf = New Orleans, to the nsme Of p L. BernaIa:
2 CERIIfttO ~ Az ,I name o. P. T.. Bernard.
Apphca'iou A p L. BERNARD,
Corner st. Louis and Rampant Streets
ap7 2tam Gun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

The Baton Rouge packet st. John, Captain
Gresthouse and Clerk Comstock, leaves q
Ave to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

AKTIFICIAL FK EA Z STOsE YARD
m Poydras street between Locust and Freret
Ssrae te and the office to No. SO Natchez street. -
II SrtandipR and consolidating his business with
%zn Frear Artificial stone Company. be would ex-
lees his thanks to e. nerops public. the patrons
;.S in this city and would solicit coStinu:nce OF
~ esme to the Louisiana Frear stone Manuiactur'
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Rslerripg 70 the above. the FRFAR RTiFi. TIL:
SSTf1NE. also Grants and Marble tor all purposes
S1 buiiding fronts Of stores and dwell,nss soeps,
-. hs nauets yards garden walks, eta
ssrtacier attention Of property holder arenMeCs
rr";IHars n called 70 the artificial krear stone,
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