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|n7-our accoun, Of The 'liberap Convention
is made up partly from the reports Of the
Portland Advertiser, and partly from notes
taken by ourselves during its sitting. We
have abridged H. as much as possible, consis.
zen, with giving fair idea Of the Convention
aud its proceedings. There were some Of
the old leaders of,he Democracy there, bul
not so many we think as attended the Chan
dler Convention two years ago. Many Of
these, like Virgil Delphini Paris, have been
provided with IA: offices by President Pierce
and Of course their horror for The Maine Law
has subsidized or postponed TO another occa.
sion. Upon The whole there was respect.
able gathering, and considerable spirit man.
ifes,ed. lis leading spirits, in The Hall, 10
say no,hlns Of spirits elsewhere, were DR..
Cony of Augusta, Cram Of Readfield, Chase
Of Pennington, and Dyer and Wilkinson Of
Saco. The laier gentleman had great
deal of ubiqui'y aboui him. His name fig.
ures in the Committees, in speeches, and the
proceedings generally, He made the crack
speech Of The Of e.ion. plsased himself,
the reporters, and<,he audience generally
by his good na'nred aud pleasant licions.
Mr.. Wilkinson has a vigorous fancy and
is rather devoted to The science Of exasger
alton upon subjects connected with The
Maine Law. His statistics ofihe Rum Traf
ic in our place have the beauty of novelty
and we let them pass, simply remarking,
that one, like ourselves, who has no per.
sona interest in learning where the "rum
holes " are, stands no kind OF "A chance in
The field Of argument or contradiction with
one whose interest, or something else,
prompts him TO gain such information, as
will enable him to speak from personal ex.
pcrience.
One ofMl. Wilkinson's statements how.
ever, we feel it public duty 10 contradict.
We refer 10 lha: in which he asserts tina, a
former pastor of The Baplis, Church in SacO
was obliged 10 leave his charge in conse'
quence of preaching his views upon the
Maine Law. II is enough for us TO say, for
the present, that there is no foundation fol-
such statement. The Clergyman in
question was, as we know, Maine.Law
man, out and out, and his views on The Law
had rolhing 10 do with his leaving his charge
there. We happen 10 know lha, il was the
universal wish Of The Society for him 10 re-
main, and they consented 10 part with him
with The greatest reluctance. The vigorous
fancy of our fellow citizen has led him into
grievous error in this particular.
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~ The F. W. Baptist Sabbath schoo

81 The F. W. Baptist Sabbath Schoo
Exhibition of which We spoke in our last
will be repeated at their house Of worship
in this village on Thursday evening, 10Th
inst. at u past 7.O'clock. Judging from
the prcviou, evening. il will be ON interest.
ing occasion. As this will probably DO the
last for the season, It is hoped there will
be general rally.
Doors open OF 7 o'clock. Tickets 10 cts,
to DO obtained o, the door also at DR.. S. l.
Lords Druggist store, and at Mr.. Harvey's
Bookstore, Saco, opposite tho Post 0aice. .
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v Cooley. Ladys Book i. on hand. This

81 Godey's Ladvs Book is on hand. This
book is not only prompt in arriving. but
prompt and up to the mark In every'hins
else. This book has great many patterns,
which arc very useful. We SEQ that this
number commences another quarter OF q
century since II was established. It's long
standing proves its worth. People don's
appreciate hunbug 90 long as that Go,
dey is no humbug We sec also that Cooley
speaks Of cutting OFF, number ofczchanssa
We are not to be cut off remember that,
Friend Cooley. To be found at the box
stores.
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ings. It is quite truo that some Of the
speakers may have Or oxen too loud, and
Others too low, and some may have been Too
much excited in the cause; but after all, had
he been as fast and furious for the Wilmo,
Proviso as he was in l849, oil these would
have been ascribed to the natural and par
donable warmth Of persons who were sup
porting principles which he said in is49,
"the democracy Of Maine had planted them.
selves upon"
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TmE LENNON SLAVE CASE. The motion 10
compel the plaintiff Jonathan Lemmon) as non.
resident, TO file security for costs on the appeal
from the decision of the late Judge Paine, for lib
bera,,ng slaves brought by Mr.. L. into New York
State, was before the Supreme Court In New York.
The Judge decided that the respondent, is entitled
TO an order requiring security, and il was ordered
accordingly.
That is right. The case itself is an insult
to The state. The law in the case is as plain
as il can be. The Boston Journal says:
This case is one upon the decision Of which
much intercs, is felt. The plaLtiil, Mr. Lennon,
brought several negroes TO New York on route
for Texas, and they were freed by Judge Paine
on the established principle of law in the Free
States, that slave voluntarily brough, into a
state where slavery does not exist by the local
law. becomes free. Mr.. Lennon was compe1sa.
ted by parties in New York for the loss of his
slaves, but measures were taken by interested
parties at the South and particularly by the Vir-
glnia Legislature, To test the constiinionalily Of
this decision. An appeal was accordingly taken
TO the Supreme Cont Of New York, and the case
will ultimately be carried up to the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Although the emancipation of slave by the
voluntary nc, Of his master in bringing him into
free State, is well established principle Of law at
the North, ye, we are not aware that any decision
has been pronounced upon this point by the Su.
preme Court of the United States. In an analo
gous case, tina, tribunal has decided that State
can prescribe the status Of persons within It's own
jurisdiction, and this common sense Interpretation
Of federal relations and State authority must, we
think, apply TO such cases as the Lennon slave
case,
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10 Pcterson's for July, has arrived
This number Is full OF interesting reading
matter. Il has an excellent meszotint-the
sen bathers. This book should DO taken BY
all manteua.mskers, millinen, and ladies gem
orally. Then walk up, ladies, pay your
$500 and get your moneys worth. To DO
found al tho bookstores.
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Then there are 664 who pay Tax from
50 90 TO S25 90. Then there are 700 who
pay only Poll Tax-and about 100 who
are not worth the expense Of taxing them
for their Polls.
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n A couple Of the most Efficient shasen
Of Enfield have cut the society and gos mar.
ried. The New Haven Register says moy
were heretofore REGARDED as hre.psoo. pee,
men Of tho order. Probably coaldns ''apa
II any longer.
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Richmond, Juno Il.

Richmond, Juno IL,
ANTHONY Burns. Tho Ricf mond Dis
patch says that Anthony Burns 10 TO DO
pcnt further South, TO end new homo and
new master. aHn 90
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~, - - subordinate EncampmentA for the Term
oi' 'S = ending December 81, 1868.

3. y - sut,.rds,,sfe EpcasnpIaente for the Term
S'nse's y ending December 81, 1864.
yy,1.nrY No. 1, meets on the first and third Sat-
N avery month, at the Enoampment ROOM odd
Tsisn,s, uail Oicers for the present term-L Ora
,srs q p n Dasilya, P II Gennison, Wi VIM
Solomon Scribe; Alyn,5 " Wlhdms' 1ress-
aser, ] Furneaux, Assistant Scribe
HoRtH No. 8, meets at room No 8, Odd Fellows
HAIL on the second fourth Saturdays Of each month
f)ffcers for the present term--Wm Bloomneld lr Y
II p !: j j Sherwood, II r. Ghas De Choiseui, "
Todd Scribe Alfred Mouton, Treasurer Charles a
Hedin w; Alfred mouiton, Treasurer
LAsAILE No. 5, meets first and third Mondays
II esnaa month in Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp
and LAFAYETTE Streets. 0ffcersJ Henriquez, /
Patterson II r IA Pray, 8 W.; DeSols, Scribe; ;
WI Adams, J " Thomas Keeife, Treasurer
WAsHfNGroN No. 8, meets on the second and
fourth Mondays of every month at Washington Han,
MarsSny Buildings, Third District Oficsrs Tor tns
present teran---G Menu r; + Zeigler, Y
Thienann 8 w n Goldman, Scribe; w Furbinger, y
W.; j Faust, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. 7, meets on the first and third
Mondays Of every month, in Jefferson Lodge Room,
Fourth District. 0sncers-T u Canty, y carter,
Hp w Wilson, w Charles Raymond, Scribe; <
.Cockrill, j W w vaugbt, Treasurer.
PELICAN No. s, meets on the FIRST and third Sat
days Of every month, at Polar Star Hall St. Louis
street, Ohicere for the present tern--H Rutier, Y
RI Theodore Liveaudais, II ] Casbergue, 3 w
Rouchard. Scribe; @ Jefirion, W Laterade
treasurer, rs s5 Is n y ~ y
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EHBmBeARn OF DIREcToRs or 0DD FELLOW
HALL AssocrArien rnset st their Office IN Odd Fellows
Hail. the first Monday of every month"; Ofieers-
Il 6 stetsons President Thomas Shields sesratary
John D Bein Treasurer; George " shaw John Cricsr
ard, II Howard. Richard swain q Rursheedt. 9 Dun
lap, GaoTgs W Race A NJ yanhook Eneas Smith, Thos
hurry aud G Morrison.
THE BOARD or DrREcToRs OF Ggp FELLoWs' REST
ASSOCIATION meet at the 0fce of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Hall on the fourth Wednesday in Jan
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
0ficeraH Henry Bier, President; James Furneaux,
Secretary; Pierson, Treasurer.
THE GENERAL. RELIEF COMMITTEE /. o. o. F. OF
NEW ORLEANS, meets at the Office Of the Grand Score
tary il Odd Fellows Hall on the first Tuesday of every
month 0flicers-G TODD, President, 40 Canal
street James Furueaux, Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyo Treasurer, IS Exchange Alley G s
Stewart of Triton Walk and Dryades street;
II Mortimore IS Tchouptoulas street; Il Rufier, %
Cont street; G Medina, Tchoupitoulas street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets 0 P Miller 90
Camp street; " Cook, IS St PAM street; H Hardy,
IS5 Camp street; William Watson, jr. A Hero 81
Gravier street; George Drmeyer, IL New Basin; NJ s
Hahn: Camp street G Anderson, Algiers J ,
Schroeder ~ Toulouse street I'll Cailct, 66 Charities
street; Alfred Shaw. AUS
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.NIaHLY IMPoRTANr ZnIsonYERY- 70

g. JAMES would respectfully call the attention cixens and
atangera he following facial He all Private Diseases with
ont mercury or any other poisonous drug namely Gonohea
syphilis, Sures Seminal Weakness Nodss Ulcers
GERS and al Diseases Of the Skin DR. Jaes would espe
eal attention Of those who have injured by private
IN hs secret solitary habit which ruins tho
lowing of the melancholy by
hahe Of YOUTH ys Weakness of the and Limbs Pain tho
Head Dmness Of Vision Loss OF Muscular Papaon
Irrilahiy symptoms Of cOnamp
eaqdd Losa Memory Confusion Of Ides Depression spr
hyeraon Society, Self Dus Solitude
TimIdity, etc.. Of the sviisproduced
All who are afflicted with Of the above
mol a 10 call James, and
Lot no false deiescy you apply Immediately
foursa from the dreadful and awful consequences terrible
fsriorsa: N
CIV DR. JAMES has removed from HIS former 8!
sastomhoune street, between Royal and Bourbon Streets
DIR. JAMES,
p pefsonsiiyag at distance Remedies Of The Dis
se sent to their address, by giving full particulars letter.
ten dollars [mys lyd&wl DR. JAMES
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= 7-----9.- = - -
Interior Subordinate Lodges,


bE SoTo 49, Z, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
ST, MARr's No 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening.
NnlrH No. q, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
r.LAspRr No. rs, meets at opelousas. satur-
day evening
cLNros No. q, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening,
cAEaoLl No; 50. meets ct AXE Providence
Monday evening.
TaIslTr No, 81. meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
ErcnLsroa No. "a, meets at Thibodaux. satur.
day evening.
new IBnaIA No. SO, meets at Nswtown. Thurs.
day evening
PaAIsIa No. 81, meets st Washington, Friday
evening.
caassyvnLn No. Al, meets at oheneyville
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COMFORTABLE, CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE

kUhN iAMlEa6 ELG1U EA1HEGI UE SfAlA-
~ remedy han already Carl apFl-
~ Ne daily giving
oIaia shs roIS ia aas5t so.tss
ny similar Iaia il amsrics
ssr X m s
,s N so a
s Psi s1 I'll aasG Il yss 81 IL M sii IT.
before the public prepared strictly arenlt
PRINCIPLES and anio strength The sarsspar win
bsorSslnE
assh'es 5 81 pa sEs1 S;S;
fhs Columbus Ohio Of Bnsarsa.
Bulls gs.
r. I ss
saua Ihs aSoa
Bear and be convinced
'spariiais the WONDER OF THE WORLD!
yos mssr how long
Aysasea i, sllis sarsassria: e''-''-''
WIN MSTes.lal Hssda.ls gsnii
BY diasrsa. Al advantage
SHERMAN ali The oshsrs combined, y
riearurs easapara to the
,Gcsd community superior article
Very fe'seiss1Hs1lsSJ sdArrsn. ''h y" Af'' ~.
saa NAV g Soas
hey vii aGa this inaiblsr spedy
.ecd gts sSsamasm lie VAS At
he Rsd sS 10 for
Preparation entirely
pc a
HaonseWa ssos BIZ k WI asz X fsEsss
Ma viii shat hay
siss
ash aa Il sss
sns Il.
sSs
Lswapori, Ky, December .lss..
NOTICE rs FEMALES.
II he Is deb
A.ea the nervous energy shs sS
sas yisldn .6 sp, ;roSs,a and
issdesrssed ssa snsdy Ita.
I
and 1Ss "
i.sas and smonS them than nn NV sssa
tss paid We should e
ss s e.
aaS j .as se es Ts R%i fiHfs
appraOd this
A'n'ss.''ai BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sER.
How we all admire clear, beautiful white skia and royeoos
H ,S,,
hem Of and ai s R e.
he skin clear aP9n .hs correct and only
n ss;; VI
ssSg ps .ase 9
s'fs minute III
safif = spp sas s sna
ss wa sas lii
| BITTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER oFFERECIN FAyoH
4 OF ANY MEDICIEEi
\ N. nooGR.
hesitation saying that
srsspsra 10 article manufactured for tho
rs Syph many other eusneous and ganduar afecoa
aiaE WITH entire number ne aaeys esss
louisville siosR TEsfiScnY FROM DR. MOORE
s Jons BuIlI unpz sarsapalla several
Ss1s aas s
lie following
E9n w SaeSeS q ansfI PROFESSOR OF CREMIsr Ii
80 TRE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
over ths list Ingredients composing John
sad hs7n no Eaag thstthe
,sns violin chroaie
i shich Il Is applicable. L. y, TANDKLL, ID. D.
Lnuisvile June 6, 1853. -,
| sos=4lai, says Of EuisssrkspaEillA: -
Th.ye the prescription preparation Bull
the combination to be excellent
Wsilcacusd produce Alternative impression ths ste
Pahe sad Priss.e practice and
. Sasiasat Physician Louisyio Marine HOSPITAL
Medicine daily graphing with disease through the Westsr
| ssicisa--nay thoas gneycusiy tornensed.
all direction from ottraih hs
placing H. from Tia intrinsic worth tho
remedies before the puhie.
kiIisprneipn os ana
Nv Persons Wishing accept sals 81 BaHss
It-'>,sF 81 Fourth stree. Lousyils -this efsness.
w gentsin John Bali
i isFsapaSiia, wholesale aud yotail, are
WRtsHf ~ A 81 %ssssssssx x
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N IYER COMPLAINT. DYspEPsIA. NERV

IVEK COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVE
4 Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-sIore
from tue South in favor Of ooFADs celebrated GER
MAN BfFRS, prepared by DR.. G. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
They stand alone aud nnepproahed by
ny pabe for NE cure OF Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jundc
on !. Debility Deb Dgesse 81 the Kidneys, ETC., ETC.
ing sold your Bte time find given every
instance thai hsR notice.''
NELSON x EDWARDS, Salvsa, KY, O. 1851 said We
rGe 10 inform you that this justly celebrated medicine has fully
tested virtues we hesangly eninenty
J. L q y W BERRY, UnIonovn, Ky July u, 1852, said 1--WE
have heard Of
man ktters and believe ii valuable incidence,
GRANT, Irv.ns Ky, 1854 We have succseled
theut by the half dozen ard DOZEN " f
DR. r. FATIo BRO, Knoxville, Tenn, April O. $751; said
Your Btters ceiling peraon
nsei H. have learn,
~ These bTTTERs ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they nyis-
for Infants well ~ adults. ' ~
la Fcrsals by respectable dealersevery whers.
f.WRIGHT d CO., New orteans
xtal..a 49,
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WINER's CANADIAN vERMTEUGE


IRON THE REV. ]. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK, C. W..
1WNaRs have made trial ofyour Canadian vermugs
tna With the mosthapPy results In family and in
ghieh hat come the expulsion of Wos
she administering
other It's CERTAIN aud children take
n great point gaasd in giving medicine ochildten.
July 1876. JOHN FLANAGAN.
sE Physicians generally WINERs CANADIAN VERB
FuGE 1hemsdcne simple canaayt
aeadnatered with confidence
Worms and rsstoYe e patient health.
Over thousand been
asrrsus and phynieians
fsllblsremedy. Warrantedin alfcsaes. 5
Prsparedony JOHN WIER
ale Druggist. Hamilton Canada West.
III 5od wholezaleand stall uaHufacureT'spriees
fe9siy ISL chartras strset una liz oTsans Hotsi
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II NICK ERB0CKER PATENT COOKIN
IA aANGEs-FIR5T PREMIUM
PRICE 3 oouLoN, plumbera, lo7 poydras

g PRICE 81 COULON, Plumbers, l07 Poydras
New cfuly infe and the pubes
general that they sne
prepared SUPPLY NOT, COLD. PLUM Sc OF SHOW BAT
aMERicAN Sz tieH and sRENgH sgATER GL0SEis WAss
RA aES, GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC FORCE, LIFTapa
5El PUMPS httqd the PIPES ofevsfJ
p,itn PIG SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN al
SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly putAup audssnare
III shpYtprsneai~as tanie ly5E
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.ayeg.'s CHERRY FocCforaf.

A M0NG The NUMEROUS g.
"a discoveries Science hsa made in this ItG3 xv5
generation 10 facilitate the Of ie Stss IN
increase ENJOYMENT, and proiong the $SzsaS q 8
term Of human existence be 4 sgfSagg4y4 5=
named Of more real value to- ankind, than
ing Art vast lrialofit ia Virtues through Al AZ
cut ms broad country mas proven beyond q bs4ss
Doubt that no medicine or combination
Of medicines known sureIy con- tl s
pulmonary dsasn which have hitherto swept thou,
ssnes and thousands Indeed hsre
he'd the the LUNGS Our spc.
hss NIL no. permit us 2 publish proportion Of effected
auy tony American Anans bieh the below viii
puable proof Of theae statements.
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, LAuRENs R. R4l
&c. AlERnEAH SIN; My son four years old has Just
rotten snd every person that VISITED him Rim
child Having used your CHERRY PICTORIAL
wah induced icy il little boy. gave him t.alpoouu
every three hours commencing the morning, and BY O'clock
uas he wss able 10 eat OF drink without pain.
liz in the disease win maas child from
the Lung believe Il The best medicine
Feeling the dsepaS, gratitude ponp addressing
nos have in another world. - =
-Tz j. b. PoWElL sup't Trans L. R. R.
ROCK HILL Somerset County, N J., July 81, isss
DR.. j. c. AVER SINGS medicine here
has greater demand than other remedy have
aad fEnow d cases where hs Ky sa
too much for the good has done. take pleasure selling
mssy elaiasa SEEING the benefit eoafs.
Plsasa sesd mo siSher spps aud eeess me
P sAmost any certificates can b seat you 80.
" Prepared and sold by J. c. AVER, Prassioal
cheuiss. lowell, Msss,t and al Druggists.
oassmi@w ~. WRIGHT co. u. O., we
G,IGARs-
~ 10000 German Rsgaias Salvador
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n.rr = NJ. GaANp ENcAMFMENr on PATRIARcHs

TaE e. ". GRAND ENcAMPMENT Of FAdRIAKC ~
~ I,,,,s, o. o. f., meets semi annually on the
tSra Tnesdays in january and July, at Odd Eelloas
Hall corner q Camp and Lafayette streets New Or
II y q patrisrch Edgar Edgar, NJ g Up; W
sssers n ~ Senior Warden; James Furneaux, T. "
n Scribe; Williams, R Treasurer M III :,
Isa,sg1, RI W q Junior Warden; J g Dunlap, " Y
gg5ssentatiye to the G /, Of the 8 Nixon w y
Ssrpst,aI; Gilinghsm, " Sentinel John Frank
forI. " 8 Deputy Sentinel; Alfred Gates - q Pasf
arch cf District No. 2; Andrew Matta, fasl-
arch Of District No. 8.
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regard the future Dividends
of she Sun Mutual Company of NewYork deemed
proper Scrip will continue be ued their
heretofore the fall Dividends declared the Com
pany at the cloae of each fiscal year.
Formerly the fund capital limited One Million Of
Dollars tho whole Of profits yearly appropriated
the and the redemption Of outstanding Scrip
FUTURE after the interest," the residue Of profits
will annually appropriately half the redemption OF Scrip
other Capital Of the Com
Pany until tho shall equal Two Millions of Dollars thereby in
creaang security the hsdern Of the Scrip
Company THOMAS SLOo, Agent Nsworleans. mis- let
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MEDICAL CARDS.
FAR. WArsON's CARD will use no other

EGR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
artin the advertisement shan what be found plsntruth
yiength Of practice all those opantha
called Syphic For nearly fifteen years. this city has boon
ny there es the only that
Ihave given to class Of
than they That's whatI
and which has yentured contradict
STRUCTURES NODES ULCERS, Sores elects, SORE
EOAT, familiar to the
daily which nay without vanity, claim
otnef merit than that of rpsrienos.
saee. few and find officially
hose longer DURATION without submitting the patient such
Of viii draw upon him the sghsstsaspon
obgo him affairs whether within The
ietsven altered There
ohis batthese ncsB
secrecy, whick AUTOMATICALLY preserve.
which do think
Aafed that my rsRntaionis Rresd yostabshed
the morning until O'Clock
VI. WATSON, NJ. D.
ftun&a. s.ant
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CouR JUGg Pax AUGUST ENGEMANy va FRAN.
DIsTRIcT CHS WIESEN.. No. 49, 508
poRLBAss
I'm VERTU dun ront de alias f. fa moi adj
III par Honorable L. Gannie, premier pax
paesse Ia gente pendrere pubque VEN
DREDI "a Novembre, 1864 midi PArcade de Banks,
Mgan entire les Gayler poeta dessoas dsene
Tn certain LOT DE IERRE touteB les bases ameea
TONS sus dana s aubonrg anda dams L Quatre District
Nouyeile Orleans de Jeou dams
loo ToEtme Qaatame Ronseeaue Fulton e No
trentedeuI.
Led eat desgne par lot No. eng
pieda dix face la roeme
vngspt pieds conomement fat Hugh Grant,
Increment Ia vile de Lafayete date lie Fever
ls les ameieraone consistent maiaon eage
Suis dana rafaire ell dessus.
Ttrmes ct csnditions-compant.
j, ], (Innsts
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pU PS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
sE JOHN MocARTY PLuMBER. No.ls& Camp stress Es
of BRASS COCK
uiten FORCE AND LIFT BEEH PUMPS
COOKING RAN GEs BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS,
Alre, LhTING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; sHEETLEAB
YORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
propy and repaired. Aordcn
esY@ CHARGES MODERATE. asnsq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

The Board of Trustees have this dividend of In
eat LIST November 1854 declared three the out
standing Scrip of the Company payable ash and after the sls
day Of December next.
The Trustees further that notwithstanding the aami,ous
reserved fand capital MILLION DOLLARS remains
unmpairsd They however the just Of the
reanle community deem expeden adopt for the
fixture to 10 said capital give notice that
Of the pro6 the ensuing shall bs appropriated the redsmp
Non Of Scrip heretofore sued the remaining half be added the
reserved fund.- and further that will opinion tho
policy OF the Company hereafter
on until the Capital shall roach Millions of Dollars
By order of the Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EUST. ARRIVED and for sale a. Nn
% large lot Of Extra Fine MULES and - sNHEM
HORSES, at 1E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
8. r.. CRAWFORD, Prebidsnt
G. G. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
Fo.ts Campatreet, NewOrleans. .
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, AEsut,
HARMON DoANE, Aust. A gent.
~ Risks slvesof TEPERsoNs and .,
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