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National Republican., 1873-10-06
ID RoPosAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFIcE CHIEF CoMMIssARY or suRsIsrEscE)
DEPARrMEsT OF THE MISSOURI, I
FoRr LEAyENwoRTH, KAN. Sept. 10, lsa !
Sealed proposals IN duplicate Will be reeeiyed A.
this Office until u O'Clock, m, October 10, l3 for
furnishing the Subsistence Department. United
States Army, At Fort Leayenworih with the follow
iuoa0 pounds Flour, from fall wheat in SQUARE,
single and double sacks, containing ioO
1000 pounds green Rio Coffee, In original sacks,
In square double sacks, containing ioo
pounds net.
$1,000 pounds Brown Sugar, equal 70 steyhrts
rels, and in square double sacks. cont aiming
100 pounds net. .
500 gallons Vinegar, Of 81 grains strength. in
barrels and half barrels, full ironhooped
and painted.
b,Ooopounds Adamantine Ga des and u, 900 pounds
ortrA Family Soap. in boxes well strapped
with iron or hickory.
9Idders will state what Quantity Of each s5tisle
liver the Same, as well as the kind of packages.
Hamples must be Furnished a AL the articles.
Blank forms Of proposals. will be furnished upon
application TO this Office as well as by the Purchas
NJ. X. MOhaAN, @. @. b. Dept Mo.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OTFIcE PURCHASING AND DEPor @, ST.
OMAHA. NkB., September ". Isis.
Sealed prop sails, In duplicate. will he received Ai
this once until II O'Clock q. on THURSDAY, thu
,y th day q October is7si fer Furnishing t6s Sub
stores. delivered At the U. s. Subsistence store
viz:
LOO barrels Of xxx winter.wheat Flour.
900 barrels Of xxx spring wheat Flour.
Proposals Will be considered for any part OF tn
Samples must accompany proposals and be re
ferred 70 therein. Freight on samples must b
phnysloges son,sinias proposals should be marke'
Proposals will be received subject to the usuA
conditions. heretofore published.
Proposals. should be made on the blank forms h
be obtained ct this ofioe.
Byt. Brig. Gen. q g., u. y. A.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
DIRID.

sCHARrFER. Lon Saturday, the 9TH instant,
Pref. aEoRon o. souAESrEn. In the hfty.ninth year
The funeral will take place from st Johns church
on Monday. the 9Th inrtant. at2p. m.
EvERsFIRLD.-At North Conway, N. II on
Sunday, the bth instant, Dr, CHARLEs EvERsY1KLD,
q this city, surgeon and Medical Director IN The
NAVY, and at the time OF HI. death In charge Of the
Washington Naval Hospital.
I Notice OF the funeral will be given hereafter.
BLf0H On Naturdsy evening. OF intermttent
fever, MANY BLIaH. wife Of James Blish. aged
ISneIsi tOasy tyopdsyls q r n, from her late
west
National Republican., 1873-10-06
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
~ YpnS IAa nnAp

Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received At
this office until noon on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
October next, for the construction OF an iron hull
for light draft sidewheel snagboat, l7b ioet long
and ~ feet beam.
EstimAted weight OF iron work, $40 tons,
specifications, with blank forms for proposals,
to this office.
indorsed on the envelope "0ficiAl business"
WM u. MERRILL,
Major Engineers and Byt OoL,
nAu,O
National Republican., 1873-10-06
WOOD AND COAL.
W0ODI COAL! WOOD! COALl

TO our well assorted stock Of WOOD, and ali the
best qualities OF ....
LYKENS VALLEY COAL.
which We can deliver 70 AL parts Of the city,
Orders left ct W. L. Riley's dry goods store,
Market Space, between Seventh and Eighth streets,
or through the mail. will receive prompt attention.
RILEY BROTHERS,
Depot and Yard Rileys wh.ryes, foot Of Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest sep6 II
National Republican., 1873-10-06
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
10000 Gins,
sa5O,OOO In Prizes,

consisting Of the superb paatial residence Of simon
Abeles, esq !, unsurpassed as o private dwelling IN
the United states. being only aiew bloehs from the
orchards, gardens and vineyards. The building
has been only recently completed with all modern
improvements. u,,u
National Republican., 1873-10-06
HfSTVTYEnCRG

IKATALYsINE wATRR-THK GREAT MEDICINAL
Iov NXTURE. Indorsed by the Highest Medical
|Authorities.;, Rsstores Museuiar. Power q ne
|yelops he Young At q Cfiiicai Period; bssolyes|
Caiculi and "Chalky" Deposts; Cures Cont, kheu
Disesse. 81 tie Kidney :, Liver and skin, h6dom
.insl Dropsy, Chronic DiArrhna. oonstipationd
IDebiliiy, ahd nearly every elAss q Chronic Dis
sase. Pamphlets cQntAl ming. History OF the
spring and Testimonials from Medical Journals
uEminsnt Physicians and Distinvuished Oitizenb
sent yREE BY mail by WHITNEY BRos, Gen
,rAl Az, nts, 1n SOuth Front street. Philadelphih
1ror sale by all DrnYgists. lySl.eoam
National Republican., 1873-10-06
THO ARCHITECTS.

wAsHIsaToH, August, 1879
In accordance with the proytsions OF an act OF
Congress- approved March 4, ISIS, the undersigned
hereby invite architectural plans or etches tnot
ing for the Library Of Congress- 10 be qrgwn IN &C.
cordAncA with liais and econditiohs Witch viii be
ared dollars Win be paid for such design as may be
EIudged the best by the commission: one thou.
sand dollars for the second best, and Ave hundred
dol ars 70 the third best 10 be paid on the 8ist OF
December, lefa
The plans must be submitted on or BEFORE the lst
day al Noyember neIt, and addressed tprepAid)
10 The librarian OF Congress-, Washington, d. q.
chairman OF the Joint Committee
oSafmsp on fns I'SanS y tSe Senate Commit
ommission' tee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
.nta an Jhra rtAn of COnnesA,
National Republican., 1873-10-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

IhAve removed 70 my
NRW BUILDING Nos. 848 and e6i, New
York avonuc. north side, between
SIKH and Seventh Streets,
where keep on hand lArre and varied assortment
Of goods In my line. including
DOORS. SASH. BLINDS. DOOR AND WINDOW
FRAMES, AND INSIDE EsHUTTERS, MOULD
INas. BRACKETS, BALUsTERs, Newell
POSTS, GLASS. BUILDERS HARDWARE.
&C.; and am prepared to ni all orders promptly and
,esim n''' ''-''AA'' GEO. M. BARKER
National Republican., 1873-10-06
LEGAL.
,TATps pATFNr OFFICF.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ wAsHNoTos. D. O., september 10, 1878
N. T., praying for the extension Of patent granted
issued on the aist day of December isss for an Inn
provement In Breech. Los ding Fire Arms;
IL is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of November next: that the
tmefo nlins arguments nd the Examiners report
Anni TIN, ssid Petiti0s be heard on the I'd day OF
Any psrson m ~ oppo.s this extension.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WEBB l. BEVERIDaE

have removed from odd.Fellows Hall. Seventh
street, to
No. 1000 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets,
where they will continue tho CHINA. CRoCKERY
AND GLASS BUSINESS In all its branches.
u-we shall be pleased to see all our friends and
wEBB 4 BKyERIDGR.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
CT OOD A. ND COAL .

Woop AND ooAh'
El yyrys N iey vdays Sarsoss q ,Ii ERP - Asa ~
siiyered direct from the vosse and TO which We In.
uts & tns sgsn,l9n ist a n RRs ZINE WOOD of No.
quality. Also Hiciory and OAK wOOD, sawed and
spIli Or cord Length. OAK and Pine KIspLisa. In
ouno'e- VI W ~' STEPHENSON 4 BRO,
onios, lsA Pennsyly.nia avenue; Mil and Dep2t
National Republican., 1873-10-06
, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
As'S m. and roSR 81 N S5RFdIk sSs III en- Sunday.

At6:B Q. m and p, M; but not en- Sunday.
FOR NORFOLK
Atl % p. M, but not on sunday.
FOR P0fNT OF HOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
FONTS
Ate:lo m. and .I5 and 20 p. m Returning leave
Point Of Rocks Of " ~ and n. and as p. M,
arriving at Warrington at 80 and ~ q m. and
f0H RITTsBUgEoes VA svsp; vMspETln2PoLITAN 2PIIL
Leave Washington at .bb 0. m, and Q As D. IN.
Bleepiny cars through TO Pittsburs;
Wilmington Station Ticket once Il ali hour Of he
day: also g the oompany's 9thee tsS Pennsyly
nue. once can there arrange 70 have their basFsss
called for and checked at their residence taken TO
the depot, and Put into the baggage car.
FoT New Yoih, PhiladelPhis, and Boston. SOC ad-
THOS. II. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
L NJ CQLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO, g. KOONTZ,
National Republican., 1873-10-06

10000 Prizes A4oO,OOO
The title 10 the above real estate is guaranteed
The liberal terms of this scheme brings 1t within
'ef0a 'o' NV 'PRIGE OF TICKETs:
Single tickets, Sa5l; Eleven Tickets, S6i rifty. |
ak fickets, sisb; One Hundred and Fifteen
The drawing will be made under the spPerintend.
ence OF . committee, appointed by the highest ON
Gals IN the State, duly sworn TO the faithful per-
formance OF the duties assigned them.
IsS fasis ssas aOs ohs a
The demand for tickets is unparalleled, and all
desiring to participate IN the drAwins should ut
Agents wanted In all States. cities and town IN
the United States and Canadas. ia
IH- Money should be sent by Registered I.ettar,
Post Once Order or EIpress with the full address
Essrs psafsss tSfsts has chance to win IL
PRICES but positively certain to win one, while
person out Of every ten who purchase package Of
| Ii Ia bound TO win two prizes.
for sirsas1s 70 the &snssef % and PropTissor % ana
| address -
| seso-STuThsm Leavenw orth, Kansas.
ITINITED STATES PATENT oFFICE,
~ wAaHIsaroS, ID. O., September ~, ls7a.
| On the petition OF GEoRoE N. CuMMIsor, OF Prov
| idence, X praying for the extension OF paten
an lpproy SInept IN ostehes ior Spectacle 6Ssesi !
for ilins arguments and tho EIamincr's repor
IA $ on N the isS a.s @Sf q jam a"
HsRssn H'S ofSi.s rfsayfs sali ystisq;Sa qS;sS%aa..ov.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
STEAMSHIP LINES.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

ENOH POTOMAC HIVEH LANDINGS.
The swift .pS sqp%9aiSu. 2 S9I2 Ss,%m'r i,Sp steamer
will commence her regular trips for landings on
the Potomac river on
TUEsDAY, SEPTEMBER q,
and every TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter,
leaving from xth.atreet wharf at a. m.
Returning, will arrive in Warrington every
sea3U %M. II. BYLEs.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
LIMITED STATES PATENTO FFICE, 49,

TINTED STATES PATENTO FFICE,
~ wAsHIsoTos, ID. O., September ~, 1873.
On the petition OF JONATHAN p. 8RosvrNoR, Of
Lowell, Mas. praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the aIth day q Decsmber. lsss.
for an Improvement In Machines for Planning
Curved SpriAcesi
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of November next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 9Th day Of DecembeS next, and
that sad petition DO heard on the 10th day Of De-
cember next
seSfS. H. 3. IEGaETT. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-10-06
ELECTION NOTICES.

ssecond Precinct -niehard doodheart, Thomas os
Third PTecinctVWm. D. Moore. Thos. O. Dorsey.
VIM. Beron.
TwENTYsECoED DISTRICT.
First Precinet-Georsc Thompson, VIM. Hanp,h
= SECOND Prscinct- to W. okey. George Hinton and
O, H. Murray
THIRD Precinct Daniel carrissn, r. p. Davis and
ID. McCathrnn. octt
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RALTMoRs AND PoToNAc RAILROAD.
bkroT ooRNEa sIiTH- AND D STREETS
.. NohIHwEsr.,
rhnfss va 5D; M rSR SHsiE y t1lo.

bffor ooRsrH sIiJH AND srHxrTs
At,sr AUGUST \. III. inuSs si run :. follow,
1AkL BkLffaohk. hsHH ZOE fhAWaExsH WxsHfNaTSN, fhNMaFTfSSN Al
s@ n,... : a., a., Niasara EI' s@ =: m New York e1.
sTs :. r., Mn New York Ea. m: daily. except
saiy accommodation Soaih nj And Ress. dsg hsH
uils . m, Fast Line IN - O. m, AccommodA-
West, daily. except Sun. uon from baltimore.
day. 7sb y. m Southern mall,
las p m. New York ex. daily .eicep. sunday.
G. Baltimore express daily, eieept sunday.
~ p. m, baltimore 40 6 % p. m, daily. except
oommodAton, daily. OF. sunday.
eept Sunday. .B y. m, daily, from
las p. m, Cincinnati EI. baltimore. daily except
g.s.s' daily. except sun- sNSdsy. N6Iy. from West and
s$ m. daily New lo; q sGtsh, S m. Southern
10 NJ. z PAcihc M li @s, New York express.
Trains leaving washington a, 9 80 T. m. and 8 80
p. M connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
ss Ms1SSro Il q sne ana Il S r. M sna ars,s s
Trains arriving ct Washington at II % O. m. es7
and ge p m. connect At Bowie with trains leaving
MARLBORO at t5 .. m, 80 and ~ ?. m.
Passengers leaving their orders al Ticket once
northwest corner Thlrteenth and PennsylyaniA ave
nne northwest corner Sixth And sys
a hotels and residences to ali points North and
West Through tickets TO Cincinnati. Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, Ban Francisco. and all points
East, West, North and south.
ri VI YDffSG dan p.sss,,,sar Igert
National Republican., 1873-10-06
A LKxANDKlA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A kf1HspSS9 HAP AMP 4 bkIhIEXwkNpRiA bIIwi AND FREDE

A LKxANDKIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A B2Ap AND ALEXANpRtA AND FREDk
pkP1f pkiPSnssSHS doRsEh hAstMA stSfRANp STREETS. !,
Local trains for Alexandria leave as follows: Q.
I'D No No. u j Aieisndnis Sily n oshsf. sa %
T Hoesi sn trains leave Ale,,ndri. as toow.. 9, :,
ny s ana p mn rom h kisIsnaris asiy; ana III Eh Ghsi
trains daily except sunday. ,.
sna %tsss 5sis with trains on wh
QUANTI00 socommodation leaves washinstou
asRf fassaS sGtfHfR ffiHffsRs EStfEss vi. nlenmoud
.sS
syenus. and thirteenth and Pennsy iyshis svsnus.
where passengers, can leave ordeIs for bag.
stsusS q q dssSsson fSssS y ~ n0'' asa Y6GSs
n RRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
UsonEHxEsE. s6STH 8S THH asp SOUTHWEST.
S''hhS''n: III 4 4 : M M ::: iis liz 3 M M
A.. "..,sisP. m I. .".", :: n.
THE oiEksr bSGht be u TRACK H0tfE. u Z p m.
With elesant scenery. Palace stateroom. day and
e an Central
The ss ). m. to Nias.rs Falls daily. except Bun.
ysSt; the LISP. m. daily. except Sunday; lo,p m
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington TO Rochester and Pitts
burr without change.
cf svenue aHd
Lhirtsenth street and Pehmnsyiyania m ayenne wherr
cure aooommodstiOns In Palace Cars for Pittsburs
Corner Sixth 81, and Penn. ays,,
I'd. 9. YOUNG. General PASSENGER Asept,
National Republican., 1873-10-06

Je2. General AGENT. Warrington.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
1 PHILADELPHWJk W.!hasS1s AMP new ssD, YORK K ,,,a
Trains betveen washington and New Ycri are
Leave daily tsIOept sund.y' atsiiO a m. 20. and
Issy: daily {siOspt sunday stsiOs.m.. ~ and
.y. for New yS2f 9F sySRAH X = T. and PHILADELPHIA.
sleeping cars for Now York on the shb +. m. train
Ihroush tiss.., 70 ~ phs,asghs Y New ySrs and
q me Day; Also at the company'sofiee. as Penn.
see Baitmore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
~ :Sssasf sna shs s'ss:sn %.s An
aE5 s0tS ssRsIs sssSi ss S..SiRs,on no
SSs.F GTS sayRahSs T1RSNA hRhASP
SsSssss. bsH1s S'f hsHSsa aRs
ssS; I:Issgs IT, s1nSsy SnSsy. am RI
Se msas WisRiastca ss as sns
% the ns SsS and
ana 'Rf All Ss ns 70
II The Ghssspeafs and Ohio railroad runs no train
ss9s sssas Ferry S5a
sOs seventh stTsst I wharf twice Cs,SGI aaE na m
Union sfisSts: AissSSsndiia y U = N: snd y p N
Passensers Tor Manassas Division leave Seventh
ssiy ios d
oacRRns & ep aSsshS avenue and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Nashinston,
Knois Omnibus Line makes r.Ed connection ts ss ss
enth street wharf .....
psssssnser' ~ I'M BRoADUs. q. T. A.
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RAILROADS..
.AsHINeToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fhkd kakBF kkBpFFAEsESyST Az TRAINS RA,HIy
hSD HAMILTON. bEdiSsiSd AUGUST II.
AeIandria at eilO q. m. and tilO p. IN. Pass Lees.
burg tsoins wsstwardl Al u ss a IN and g 25 y M;
n Lesye HsmiIon at s. 20 a. m, and u Is .. N,
iss IA nLsesenIF tsoins Eastuardl ass a N. and
~ .. m. - ~ - ''' -'1
4, Psssensers from Washington will take the wash.
inston and Ohio cars al the baltimore and Po,omso
ntailIvhu tn sthuon Al a, IN. and .. M, and 20
thr2ush 70 Hamilton without change OF cara
inc ~ q ~ train from hlers,dria and Ia ~ D. m.
hemRs deiy llne q ooashsa for Puroelyile, sniet.
4 nnrsvlns, ppeiIyylne ehd winchester Also, with
for Aide and MiddlebuTY.
ANN Anngsl tickets so IL u; HkSEsER,.
National Republican., 1873-10-06

ineludes all that Iart, Of the city Of Warrington
lying within the following bounds, Commencing at
to MAssachusetts avenue, thence along MAssachu.
setts avenue TO First street west; thence up First
street west to street north; thence along street
10 New Jersey avenue; thence up New Jersey ave-
to Seventh street west thence down Seventh street
west p street north; thence along street north
street north TO North Capitol street
fIhHr PRECINCT,
The registered voters OF the Fifteenth District
whose names begin with tho letters A, d, O, b will
vote at 7ai Fourth street mol Invest
hECoND PRECINCT,
Tho Registered voters of the Fifteenth District
whose names begin with the letters E, n q, II, i,
j, X viii vote at 7St Fourth street northwest.
The registered rSaP voters u lie Fifteenth District
whose names BEGIN with the letters L, N, N. o, p.
q, n will vote at No 7SlFourth street northwest,
FOURTH pnRcIsor
The registered voters of the Fifteenth Distrlet
whose nSmea besin with the letters =, I. U.Vw.
include. al sEEsfFasFsi Es' IN u RI 's washington
National Republican., 1873-10-06
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT

lying within nc followinE bounds Sommsn neins i
TO Boundary: thence along boundary TO sixth
street west; thence along street west 70 Rhode
Island avenue; thence along Rhode Island avenue
to seventh street west; thence down Seventh street
west 70 street north; thence along street north
avenue to street north. and along X street to
National Republican., 1873-10-06

PURE sPiCESI PURE SPIcEsI
TABLE SAUCES. OILS. sARDINEs. cURRIE
POWDER. OLIVES. ETC. ETC.
National Republican., 1873-10-06

FlOuRI Fl0URI FL0URI
1--WE have Just received go barrels Of our CHOICE
erioksburs, Va. This brand Of Flour We have been
selling TO our family trade for the past year and
\ once will ask for no other We ouanAsTsE every y
purchaser, II not satisned can return Hour and
hayc money retnrned After sufiicient trial Ee are
United states. Any quantity sold for those who
National Republican., 1873-10-06

lying within the following bounds Commencing at
n street north and running up fourteenth street
street west: thence down Sixth street west TO Rhode
Island avenue: thence along Rhode Island avenue
west to street north: thence along street north
10 Eleventh street west: thence down Eleventh
tnft IN Fan anth afr furas -
National Republican., 1873-10-06
HFTEENTH DISTRICT

Tho registered voters OF the Fourteenth District
X. Y.z viii vote at the corner Of Fourth and N
National Republican., 1873-10-06

includes oil tist part art Of the eiiy of Washington
wing within the fol lowing bounds; Comme enciDs at
west TO N street north; thence east on N street
north TO Fourteenth street west: thence up Four.
boundary street to Twenty hrst west; thence down
Twenty int street west 70 street north thence
down Eighteenth street west to X street north;
thence Alons street north to Fifteenth street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
monetary"-C0mmefc
.Ev oE1EAys c,EAR,Nc HOrse.

God opened at IL. alI79, against VA az ""
York. and. after q limited business ciosed al ~.
Ii7t IN hat market. Tue sa.es sLi.nsu up
45s 900. embracing il4tm 5000 and sstnl al
iI7a;, : 5000 at li13 M I; So, 500 tt2Mn, 4gHe'
$500, $40 and i $500 AZ ll14s, and 5 1893 at il''s.
No SAFES Of silver yere reported. American
hat dsiiars are now quoted at !osaljo, bat
Mexican dollars are still at z t. cent premium III
gold for new aud ) Tor cid
the movement in sterling e1char &c was OF fair
extent. ard rates Closed without 4uo'abIe Salla-
Tie sales amounted TO $50 800, comprising 5IaNo
a clear at l2U4:; $500 bill OF latii at 10;
1900 aud $3.50 Al clear at l2o2. fi~rod do al l2s7s;
ylf 900 hli of lading at Ros4 a III; a'Om Al eieai
a, IL; .GIGO bank for remittance at lI'., and
$40 0 DE- at 100 gold.
No sales Of francs or German marks were re.
ported.
l27 for bill OF aiding aud al Gear, and l2,1G a Tor
bank francs at 4 5243 n4.5la for private, and baLk
nominal al 4.iSa a4.41la aid German marks at III.
The Oxerings Of domestic exchange were u Ilb-
erai extent, aud the market ciosed without
q1,otable var.at on from 1 yesieldaS,s tgHI eo ane
m.ical sight en- New York al pal; sMWo do at
] B T. cent premium; $500 t mmeIcial and
1900 ta - ss at s, 81 ,no sl%',se % o s1p =, sa,s "a s, %p:
eIs' ard $4,000 bark at =, and 6z5c" priVase
The parks continued 20 check OIL View York a: Il
"a 4. cent premium. aud private sieh: was STA"
quoted at paIo4s = cent premium. -
Tie only sal. OF stocks %Iepolted vas :ec shares
OF LOUIS al "a LtFSe company ~ -
We 20. j ed some movement IL: BONDS 20 DAY.
The salas included 1928. 600 Louisiana State levees
of 1866 1T .C.5, 50. 5000 do at -: f8oO0 city gold bear.
ing . u GEMS al So and 5000. 4tCt0 and 4ic,co'
at 5ea4. The !ttteE wtge quoted .: .Ls s"se =!
J9s. ats.
No salt. o. Metropolitan Police warraIi. were
.epor ed. Iiry we've quoted at 9i's d"3.
Hew -! alProPiia'1'E c-1iihcal's "'ie c-o:ed
al 6406..
Sch,o. certificates were quoted lom.na! 20 q
1tl.
Ordinary State ~arrafas were quoted a. 'ne
Ci Sc at J01l. TIL. sales inc. rdet eZN, at 4.
$40 600 at 20 a: $50 600 anl 5000 al !13.. Cd State
warrants we've lower than Lew.
Legislative warrants were !lom!Ga! -: ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

Ti'fh a"' ~ b' = -NN
..t;enerai Longstreet has made no fsp'y
20 the statement Of General Pendle,cn.
chief Of artillery Of General Lees army.
;la. the battle Of Gettysburg was lost by
she failure of Longstyeet to execute an or.
der Of his superior. The uncontradicted
statement. coupled with the course o!
Longstre.t since the war. has given :ise ~
various surluiscs."-Elch0nG..
This is certainly a very convenient as
well az I. very summary mode ut G!spos!ng
If Il man. but we opine that the ''course o!
Longs!reet since the war has very much
more 20 do with the ''various slrmisHs' in
s,ulgei in :han las the NG.on:raa.cted
statement referred 10.
II public men were 20 notice every accu.
cation against item, they would find littie
slime 10 attend 20 ordinary business. We
admire = man who feels that he has charac.
ser enough to sustain him. without julnin.
ating :. ''card" jn denia! OF every attack.
This golden silence upon such occasions
was an established rule of the Hon. William
ii. Seward, and by him rig!G!y adhered to.
But We have understood that of all Con-
federate Generals, Longstreet was regarded
by the tedcrals as the most dangerous.
His corps was considered the oest trained.
and the hardest to be beaten in 4 fight. So
it seems to us that the attempt to stigma
tie him as waveTipg. and even false and
corrupt. in the midst of his heroic war
record, comes with an i'll grace from his ole
comrades in arms.
General Longstree:. is now, however, a
Republican. Can it be that be il thus de-
hounced because of his fearless exercise Of
IA constitutional right, guaranteed to him
ne an American Citizens right - .Lluk
and act for himself
Has il come TO this! Is a man to be de-
houuced because of his acceptance of the
aifuafIpp 7 Ia avery pN-(Npy fptprlte 10 pp
stigmatized as unfaithful in the time (Which
tried mems souls because he is n Hepub-
sican now! We think not. We do not be-
lieve that the charges pre- ferred against
General Lonsstreet. at this late day, are en-
.ertained by any considerable number of
those who shared with him the glov.es and
nardships of the tented field.