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RY LATIMER & OLEARY, AuctIoneers,
~ Successors to Cooper Latimer,J
Southwest GorI er Of Pennsylvania ave and 18th ST

TIKI srEES SAIL OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARE No. $40.
"a BY virtue OF deed of trust to me. bearing
5late the 10Th January, a. ID. 1870 and recorded
among the Land Records for this county in
lfbtr No 6tS, az folio 2D, i will sell on THURS
DAY the 22d day of December, A. II $50, on the
prnisas at o'clock p m, Lots numb Sed I, 2. 3
o. TO- II Il II IS, 10, 20 q, ~ %, "a, IS Do "a
81 81 8; 81 81 y 81 9, 40 Al, ~, -, Al 45 45, "a, as
a u % So co. III. ~, IS, rs, II, rs, 20 aud SO 10
Cellan subdivision of Souaro No $50 all highly d.
slTabie building lots, fronting North X and l.
streets and CalaE street and eth street east :
Lots t. 3, to II, and j. tOS. each front ~ feet on
street, and have depth Of l0J feet 10 all IA streCt
Is j 10 40 front ~ feet Calian street aud ava
8 depth Ot rs feet 10 a IL foot alley.
l. street and aS depth q" 100 feet to IL foot alley
east, and bave a depth of 10 feet
Located 10 al el, waited and improving part OF the
city these lots invite the attention Of capitalists AMI
VII prove highly remuneratiye investment
SI"fBs: One Thru CASH (ot which > % must be de-
posted each i3t when the same knocked of. and
the balance in five GAYS after SALE tbs residue in
two equal payments at q and IL months with interest
from day of sale. TO be occurred by decd Of trust on
the property SO d, Otherwise to the satisfaction
Cf the trustee. II the terms not piled with
e. days after sale, the deposit to be To- feited aud
the property may be resuld upon five days notice ia
The star az the risk and cost Of the defaul ing pur
cha Ali Cy anClug and STAN at pGrChas II
cost FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
delC-dis LATlHkR 4 CEEARY, Aucts.
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Rf WM. L; WALL co., Auctioneers,
" New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O9, 3. W. cor Pa ave and 9th ct

TRUSTEE SALv OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTAIE ON SIXTH STREET. Be
TWEEN q AND ii STREETS NORTH WEST
IN TbE CITY OF BAsatNGTUN.
- BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, bearing date on
% the sd day of N .vem"er, A. D. Isjs aud re-
AAoord' in liber and X, No 5, 70 10 lOl. ct SEQ
one OF the land records for the county of ashiny
ton, IN the District of Columbia aud at the req st
~ TrlIng OF the person thereby sscured, the SUD
scIiber Will sell, at public sale, on TUESD AY, the
goth day Of December, $50, at o'clock d M -, in
mont o. the premises, all that piece or parcel OF
grot nd lying and being situate ia the city OF Wash
inglon, and known and described on the plat or
plan OF said city as ana being lot No IL i'm So n are
Nc. 40, together ith the buildings i'm proyenients
&C. This property fronts % feet GU 9th street with
adepth OF 50 feet, and is improved by story brick
Terms Of sale: One third cash balances in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by dsed Of
trust on the property 300 cash to be paid as soon
as the property is sold. Convey aucing and STAN ps
at cost of the purchaser. If the terms of ale are
not complied with in five days from the day of sale
the property to he resOd at the risk and 81
the dctaulting purchascr
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee
deli W. l.. WALL co Aucts
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pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.
- Southeast corner Of 7th srd D a.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers
" Southeast corner Of It'll and ID streets

TEUeTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ BY virtue Of a deed Of trust utpd 10 me by
10 Sow nan Rothery and wife, bearing date on
-~'he I'd day OF December. 1855, and recorded in
Lber L and Il No 4, folio 40. one of the land re-
cords for ashngton county, Dis rict of Columbia
Ehall icr at public sale. at the premises on 2Ith
street wet. near the northeast corner of PENINSULA
mia avenue, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day OF De
c'Hher, $50, at O'Clock 10 m, all that piece OF
grount 81 nate in said city OF Washington and de-.
1nated on the plat of said city lot numbered
eeNcn I'D. SUI division OF square numbered thirty
eight 49, Beginning at point Path street west
sndrunDiuE east I9 feet thence south % feet IN hes
thence west 70 feet thence north % feet inches TO
place Of beg inning.
Terms One-thiTd cash: balance in two equal nav.
ments at o and IL months. the purCha$ ser Il take
deed and give his notes in equal sums with interest;
deferred Payments to be secured By deed Of trust
II the terms not COMPLIED with within Eve DAYS
tie property will be resOld al the cost of the pur-
chaser All cotveyancng and revenue stamps az
the cost 81 the purchaser. A deposit of 8 100 re-
quire,l on ii fall of the hammer.
JOHN l. NORRIS. Trustee
del4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct~
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by THOMAS y. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington Georgetown Office $40 7th Of on p %

u Re al Esfate BIO ker and Auctioneer, Il
Washington Georgetown Office $40 th St, op. P o.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
II IN l2Tn STREET, BErwEkH NORTH
AND BOUNDARY.
&A Under and by virtue Of q deed OF trust to
E,,H me, the subscriber dated the 1st day OF Octo
&4ber, 1865, ana recorded in Liber L ana U, no.
s. folio 2S7, &C. Of the land records for the D.
Iict OF to;umbia .hal SELL at pablo auction, to
the highest bidder. on FRIDAY, the 2 81 Of Dscem-
lot numbered 30 in Starr a Metcalf's subdivision of
square numbered 500. ~ s-"
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in six and
tuelv. months, the deferred notes to b secured to
the sntisfaction Of the trustee. All costs of
anciDg and mamps to be paid for by purch Aser $50
will be required when property is knocked Gown.
d. p. CALLAd, Tru ,tee
deI3-eo&ds THOS. o. WAGaAMAE. Anct.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Rf LATibER CIEART. Auctioneers,
(Suecessors to Cooper 4 Latiruert
southwest corner Pennsylvsnia aad 18th 81 rect
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&c, AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY MORNING, December 18th,
Va 81 10 O'Clock. we will sell at No. 2l21
ta street northwest, late residence Of Thns
III Hagganan, an elegant assortment of Furpi-
iure, &c. consisting in part Of
Walnut ParIOr Suite
r WALNUT Narble-top Table
Rosewood HaI Rack
p Brussels and other Carpsts,
Cottage Set,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Oak Dining Ser,
Lot Window shades,
Marble top Si0ebOard,
Very handsome Mshogsny Dinina Ttble
Refrigerator, Tin Safe,
French. China and Cut Glass Table Ware
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash
Gel2 AZ LATIMER CLEARY Suct.
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10y THOs. T. WAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Broker and Auctio,eer

- Real Estate Broker and Auctio.eer
Warrington Georgetown Ofhce sigsth St, % p ID
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE PRO PERry
" nIH sTkkET, BETWEEN NORTH "
- Under and by virtue OF a dee I OF trust % N, a.
6,ne saescI her. dated the sth dag Of >ept.mbsr
0IIv and recorded in LiDsr No. 6al. to,io aIS
enc o. the land records for the District %
snail sell at public auction, TO the highest bidie
Oh FRIDAY, the 23d Of Decor Der ls7e at q -rlnrk
p m, n front of the emses, part Of Lo, No 81 in
tne recorded subdivision of square no So Tn.
above property has front Of Dc Get inches IN lin
street and depth q IS feet inch 10 a pubic sIiey
Terms OF ssle: One half cash: the residue in az
uohths deferred payments 20 be sati.fae
uon OF Trustee. All costs of eyancinr ana
stsmps 10 be paid by purchaser. s25 will be re-
CURED when the property 4 knocked a ,vn
u. p. UALLAS. Trusea
delS eo6Gs THOS Is. wAGGAMsN kuot
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DY THOS. Il wkGGAMtN,
ID Heal Estste Broker and Auctionecr,
TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
EkTf ON 23n sTRGEr WEST, BET KEEa 4

AND VIRGINIA AVENUE.
N Under and by virtue OF dcHd oftrust - me,
- the Gb,criber, dated the 22i day of August,
- 1865, aud recorded In lib-r ard Il, No l. folis
50, one OF the land records for tue District OF
Columbia, shall sell public auction, To the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tho 24th Of De
cember, $50, at O'Clock m, ia front of the prem
iss ais the following described real estate ia the
city of Washington, d { TO wit Comm- ncing At a
point OF sd street west, between nrrtn aud Viz
cir ia rue, ~ feet Al inches IA OF ths north
east ner of Lot 3, in SQUARE So, thence south II
feet inches thence east the depth Of said lot, viz
l3I feet ~ inches, thence north IL feat inch, g.
thence west in direct line TO place 81 BE- yinui
Terms OF sale One-third cash: baiancein six and
twelve III DIhs, the deferred 10 be secu- 81
the satisfaction OF the trus &c. All cost OF convey
snce and st amps TO be paid for b. ths purchaser
SZ5 Will be required when the property il Knocked
down. NJ. Il. CALLAN, Tru stee
drl3- eOHds THOS e. WAG(;kMAN Auct
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.

list NIGHTS TELEGR1WS.
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ny GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctoa.ers
- SO. 81 y, southeast corner of zth and Id srr.sn

ID No. 31s, southeast corner of III and ID .tr..,.
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEhL ESTATE On sh sTREkr, BETWEES
AND L. STREETS SOUTH, (ISLAND D
"a BY virtue OF deed " trust faret Iuly 9th
81 II; no. and duty recorded in Lib-r q
n No. 10, folio 465. &C. 81 the 4 saa Re- ar T.
1T ~, Washington county. ID o., aud BY dir.crioa Of
.; ;e party secured thereby viii sell a. publ sue
uon, ~ 'front.' OF the premises on TUESDAY the
2 fh dsy on December. A. u. lsTO, at "a o'cl1ok D
~ :. L1t numbered forty-feyen t47) in Morr.=On ;
rcorded subdivision of origlnal lots No- I 23and
': IN tqnsre numbered Five Hundred ,S09l W tSe
CIV OF Washington, with ali tbs i'm
thtren The property IL well i'm proved With c IA
IorSoie Dweihng House en- "a street. between X
andsL streets south.
Terms 81 sale:-Une half in cash. Caf witch SO
must be paid AZ the sale the deferred payIn-1tSt7
be made IN six and twelve months after sale ~ith
ard secured by decd Of trust 20 the salts
IHloh q the trn Stee Terms of sale O. be eynrF@d
win within six days after day Of sale. 81 hersy q n
Trustee deserves the right TO resell the or perty
after ne week notice. AZ the est and ri~k n tbp
hTst purchaser. A ! convey ancing AID stsmns at
the purchasers cost.
WIN. n. WARD, Trustee
dei3 Ssw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS knrrs
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RY LATlMER CLEARY, Auctiopeer.,
- Successors to Cooper n Lstimer,b
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvsnia ave- and Ilth Ct

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MARBLEFRONT BUILDING AT THE
nVhIH " Isl CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE ANB 11TH STREET
Il By virtue Of a deed of trust dated the 6r.t
E. day OF December, lS66, and dniy recorded 10
- Liber X. a. H.. No. "a, folios I'D ct SEQ, one
Of the land records OF Washington county b. O.,
and at the request Of the holders of part Of the notes
secured thereby due and unpaid, the subscribers,
the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, Dscsmber aist.
known and described on the plat Of the city Of ash
ipgtoni G. as part Of Lot No. one. in Square No.
three hundred and twenty two, situated at the
northwest corner OF Pepnsylvsu avenue and nth
street and improved by a marble front, four stsry
and basement. fifteen rooms
Terms of sale One nth cash. (of which $500 will
be required when the property is ssld,l the balance
in g. J., Is aud "A months, with interest secured by
deed ot trnst on the premises. Revenue stamps al
cost of purchases, as also the conveyancing
CLIFTON HELEN,
HAMILTON g.. FAINT. trustees.
nos dts LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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UNTIL SATURDAY, the 10Th day of D-crnber
at the same hour and place BY order OF the Trnst
de5eodds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aurts
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AUCTION SALES.
BIRDS At ArCTIr

LATIMER CLEARY, .Auctioneers.
Successors TO Cooper Latiuerj
southwest corner Penn g avenue and llth ,treet
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionee-s
- No. $40, southeast corner Of 7tA and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF SALgABLK IMPROVED


RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct;onse.s.
- No. Sle, southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sy,irtv. q PsS st.s 81 Trust, a.,ss .,r,.,
"a lhb, A. 1864, and luly reoords d In Li5er \,
-, T, No. a, folio 420. &c, o; ths lana records
Tor washington county in the District OF C1lGmbit,
eel AZ public s9cion In front OF the premises on
fRiDAf, the 18th daS OF November, A d IS70. At
10y ociocs p; m, Lot numbered one, a. Of the re
wsshiI gton, in said District, with all the imetjye
ments thereon.
This property is very valuable, and il in q rapidly
Terms OF sale: One half in cash OF which 50 mus;
De paid at the time OF the safe the deferred pay
ments 20 be paid in six and twelve months, With
trust to the satisfaction Of the trustee Tbs terms
ofssle to be compiled with within six DAYS after DAY
on SALE otherwise the trustee the right 20
one week notice All onveysnciRs aud staInS. AZ
WILLIAM H. WARD, Trustee.
no2-eo&ds GkEkS WILLIAMS, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, November . a. lS70, at the sane
hG no and place. 81 f5ssT MILF
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED Us
hl MONDAY, the 9Th day of December. 100. ~ t5e
eotd. 1' PGRsEa f' WI T. Ia M5n ASs,,
UNIT ITTH E,ri ARSEE SALE ,sI Is POSTPONED
at the same hour and place BY order OF the Trn
des-eoads GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aurts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. the l1th of Deoem5er al the
deio eoads GREEN 1 WILLIAMS. ' as:,.
RY LATlMER CLEARY, Auctiopeer.
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AUCTION SALES.
EITCRE DAYS.

III Nn- l.. WALL & Co, Auctiaoeer..
New Marble Bufldinr
No goo and Se2 Peupsrlv arsa ,var,.
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until SATURDAY. the I1th of Decem5er Al the
same hour and place; By order Of the Trustee
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~ Southeast corner S9yauth and N q, :

Lot OF LEAF TOBACCO, SCREWS. CUrTJNa
MINES, SCALES. AND hOUSE uOLD FUR
NsTTbE, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the I9tT inst at I o O'Clock a T., .
W. shall sell. al the 'lOTCd c5baCc Maaufacrnry
ironing on Indiana venUe, h7tween l.. and 2I sts
west, the above stot K. for cash.
daIt-1 liREEN n IIANS
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tai MONDAY. the 9Th day of December lS7o NJ tss
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until MONDAY, December 18th, same
hour and place. By order q Trustee.
. del2 LATlMER CLEARY. Auets
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Member OF the Royal College o Surgeons L.y,.,,,,.
Iaduate oi one u the most em Oslss. in tns
United states aud tbs gre Ater part q waBs lie -
been spent in the n seitals n Loaibn, Pari- PM.
delpbia and elsewhere. effected -ofa 81 m m a
astonishing cures that were ever knsEn- s1.,r
troubled With ringing IN the haAi aud a. -, :,
ssieeP, great nerSIusnass, b-iag alarmed a. suIft
SOUNDS pash'un1-s, with tr8g1ruE biR-htag. -
tended som times with Management OF "a 80 -.
cured lmmedi zt-ly.
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VIM. A. WARD, Trustee
nolI-eOSds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts

" TIE SALE OF PART JOr BIN SQUARE
No: 4, Is POS rPONED until THURSDAY the Stb
81 Also. the sale al Lots lUZ aud IO3, in saIIis
at the same hours and places. '
By ord"r Of the Trustee.
DEF eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
We rather like the tone of the following
from the Iberyille South:

On the one hand we read and hear Of
efforts to re. organize the Democratic party of
Louisiana, and on the other OF efforts to re.
organize the Radical party. And what is it
all for. For the resuscitation of her pros.
trate industries; for the attraction Of immi-
grants and capital? No. These political
movements can only injure our great and
real interests. Louisiana should be, at
present at least, independent of parties.
We want union and harmony among all
classes Of our population il order that we
may as one man repair the ravages of war
and start our State on new career of ma
terial improvement and progress. Those
or something to fight had better show their
courage in graphing with the difficulties
of the situation than in wasting it upon po-
litical shadows. Those who burn with pa
triOtism will be more usefullv employe in
assisting the people of our suffering State to
lift it up out of the dust and desolation of
the war, than in shedding useless tears, or
exhibiting rage that can only harm them
selves. Which class of men is the most
useful-those who go to bed every night
grooming, rise in the morning threatening,
and pass all the hours of the day in devils
ing schemes of vengeance that neither they
nor their children's children may ever have
the opportunity of executing, or that class
who rally their energies as best they can
submit to the inevitable-go cheerfully
about their business and help with all their
means and influence all projects of public
usefulness? The one class is worse than
useless-while the other is working out
the true problem Of life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
A new patent aspirator, to prevent graf

A new patent aspirator, to prevent grain
from oVer-heating, is on exhibition at the
Exchange in st. Louis. The Democrat
says:
This apparatus consists in one or more
rows of perforated tubes, joined together
according to the locality, aud placed in or
near the centre part of the grain in bulk
stored In warehouses, bins or vessels in
transit. From the lower row connection
is made By a non-perforated tube with an
exhausting fan making from twelve to fifteen
hundred revolutions per minute. By this
means air from the centre of the grain in
bulk is first removed through the perforated
tube and blown out by the exhauster while
in operation, the consequence of which is.
that current Of air from the outside and
surface of the grain in bulk is drawn to-
W ard the centre and thence through the
perforated tubes is expelled by the ex-
hauster, preventing in this manner the grain
from spontaneously heating. This inven.
ton recommends itself by its simplicity.
practicability and cheapness over other
dryers and ventilators now in use.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
The New York correspondent OF the Louis

vile COurier.JOur'n0l says:
The first meeting of what may prove to be
a new party organization was held tonight.
1t is said that well-known citizens who are
dissatisfied with the old parties are at the
bottom of it.
The planks are /:
l. A civil service system.
2. Min orlty. or rather proportional, repre-
sentation reform.
3. A revenue tariff.
4. Return to specie payments.
s. The purchase Of the railroads by the
central government.
This last plan is urged upon the ground
that either the railroad companies will run
the government or the government must run
the railroads, and that the last is the least
of the two evils. An address 10 the nation
will he issued soon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08

Otner coin, and OF 500 ounces, to De oo-
livered to Emeliano Lopez, now in Ne "
York. One of the surviving sons OF MRS
Lynch is Leopold, beautiful boy OF four
years of age.
The officers of the
LOPEZ STAFF
belong to the lowest stra of mankind. It
was interesting to see how they change
their feelings and language within five
minutes. Resquin, Aveiro, and Rivero-
this diabolical trinity-cravenly accused
the man whom they served, and whose
corpse they had in sight. Many others,
who were considered as prominent men of
the Republica del Paraguay were found to
be nothing but few boys and some ''do-
tards,' all ignorant, savage and brutal.
Falcon, the Secretary of Finance of Lopez,
was among the prisoners. He did not
know, and never knew, anything about the
disposition OF the public money. He
never made any balance Of the state of
the treasury treasure which only ex-
listed on paper.
THE LAST DECREE OF LOPEZ.
(Which was the last decree of lopez"
asked the Count Eu.to Fallon.
"It was one that I wrote at Ascurra,
by bis order, making San Francisco
Solano the patron of all armies of the
State"
"What for?" redemanded the prince.
al fail to know il, sir !; Ell Supreme
had then nothing to do and remembered
this"
"Why did you never desert ~
"Many a time wanted to do go, but
have three children"
would you have deserted, although you
were one of Lopezs ministers ?"
Certainly, cir, although his minister.
1 lived only on sour oranges Qarayas
agrias)."
While his own ministers depended only
for their living on sour oranges, Lopez
himself, up to few months before his
death, enjoyed all the comforts of life,
and even certain luxuries, which CON
trasted painfully with the starvation that
prevailed among his people. Colonel
Thompson, the Englishman and aide.de-
camp of Lopez, had already written that
the marshal was glutton his statement
is fully corroborated by his ministers,
now in the hands of the allies.
LOPEZ A GLUTTON.
In tent lined with fire damask, and
carpeted, Lopez's table was daily spread.
Himself and Mrs. Lynch sat down at its
head, having at their side their physician
and an Englisbman named Skinnell, and
at the other head General Resquin and
another chief. Although they sat down
at the some table, meats were served sepa-
rately to Lopez and his paramour and the
rest of his party. Skinnell declares that
he always rose hungry from the table, but
in the meantime he was obliged to appear
as ifhe had participated in those banquets
of Camacho, in which Sancho Panza and
Don Quixote used TO pay back to them
selves many months of penury. Lopez
and Mrs. Lynch alone were allowed to
turn glasses of good Bordeaux, which cost
them fify patacoens box, and of excel
lent Porto.
Such were the last scenes CT this greatest
struggle of South America. which, under
the name of Paraguayan war, that for
more than five years held the attention Of
all the civilized world. Such was the
end of the tyranny that since 1917 has
oppressed that unhappy people-the Para
guayans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
The Austin, Texas, Journal says:

Mr. jeff Gibbs, Sheriff of Grimes, with
two companies were recently in pursuit of
party of desperadoes charged with muir.
der. He met them on Friday last near
Plantersville. and, resistance being offered,
killed one and captured the other. They
were the notorious brothers named Knight,
most dangerous outlaws in the State. We
wish that such sheriff as MIR. Gibbs was
in each of our counties,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08

The Secretary of the Treasury has given
permission to Kaleb, Hutchinson g. Co., OF
San Francisco, and Williams g. Ravens, of
Connecticut, to send their steamer Alex
ander from San Francisco to the Sea Islands
of Alaska, to take the skins of last years
catch, now there. to San Francisco. where
they will be subject to the orders Of the
treasury department.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE:
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, !
First District, City Of New Orleans.
State Of Louisiana, Nay %, l670 }

Tho following named parties are hereby
notified 70 call at my Office, No. l26 Caron-
delet street. room No. 81 Davidson's
Court, and settle the amounts set opposite
their names, for taxes due the State for
1869, within TWENTY DAYS from date, or
will proceed to collect the same according
TO law:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08

Rarticulsrs Of the Last Hours OF the
Diesator-How de Died and strug-
NM 1or Alfe-Hls Mother Thanks
Heaven thAt He IL bead - scenes
Aft0r His Death.