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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDIEMAN'SLAND,N NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
ss-P Postage to South Pacific: Letters, Sac. papers,
&c.
as-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria South
Australia, etc, via England by packet or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France
l0cents each quarter ounce. prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, s cents, prepaid.
a8- Postage TO Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
ss-Postage TO Bogota (New Granada;) Letters lSe.;
papers, &c.
sS-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
The postage TO places on the West coast of South
America via Panama, is On each single letter
Sicents and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent aud 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
- The postage 70 New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper: and 10
the sandwich Islands, Australia Van Dieman's
Land and China, (vis San Francisco is. On
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
~ The single letter rate 10 California and Oregon i
10 cents, prepaid On newspapers ETC., the do
nestic rates apply. s. +. MARKS, p.
NEW ORLEANS, June !, 1868.
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The works for repairing the cathedral are con.
tinoea with great activity under the direction OF
Violet Iaduc, and preparations are being made to
complete IN the space Of two years the central spre
tae choir, and the side asles These works have ne
cessitated the erection Of an immense wall which
separates the cathedral in two after which the ex.
cavations were proceeded with In the course Of this
operation, the roof Of the vaults built in 17l5 was
laid open They contained only the collins Of the
archbishops Of Paris who died since the building was
restored to public worship after the First Revolution.
Daring the Reign OF Terror, these toabs were pro-
famed, the bodies taken out and thrown into the COM
mon sewers and the eaden collins sent to the arsenal
TO be melted down to make musket balls Lately,
after the collins Of the archbishops had been placed in
a temporary chapel, excavations we're made in the
direction Of the high altar There were there found
the tombs Of NJ. de Beaumont and NJ. de Harlsy, and
leaden box without any inscription, which is sup
posed TO contain the heart of M. de Chosenl lit
tie further on were discovered other tombs Of monks
preates, and great personages. There were also
found Episcopal ring in copper, croser In wood,
completely decayed, q second in bronze Of the thr-
teenfh century, exquisitey chased and composed Of
three figures All these tombs which are constructed
in plaster, are placed on supports OF the same mate
rial, 10 order to preserve the oaken collins from the
humidity of the ground. The bodies were laid on q
bed Of aromatic herbs, with the exception Of one
that of monk-which misplaced on straw. Another
tomb also discovered covered with large States
BY the side Of the body was an Agnus in silver, and
agold ring of simple workmanship, with sapphire.
II,
which Is Of an oval form, in perfect preservation and
admirably engraved, represents female seated on
throne, the form Of which resembles the famous chair
Of Dagobert in the museum Of the Louvre. In her
left hand she holds the scepter surmounted by a
ezenge, and In her right lilynot the heradic sign
which characterzes the old arms Of the Kings Of
France, but the real flower. one of the lilies OF the
field. Round the figure Is the inscription, Isabella
Regina Francorum, Del Gratis." The body was that
OF Isabella Of Hanault, daughter Of Count Beaudouin
v, niece Of Philippe OF Asace, Regent Of France.
She was the mother OF Louis VIII, married 10 $780,
and died in 1889. According to the proportions OF
the tomb, Isabella must have been taller than the
ordinary stature Of women. Her twin children, of
which she died in CHILDBIRTH were buried beside her,
but after lapse Of seven centuries no trace Of them
now remains. All the bones collected have been
carefully deposedn one Of the vaults Those of the
most recent date remain enclosed in their leaden
collins the form Of which resembles that of the Egyp
tian mummies the others in oaken collins made for
the purpose. GGalignani
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The music sang itself 70 death
Ibe tampa died ont IL their perfume
Ab1114 on . silk diQzn.
E1>e II ~ aooou. light ID her room.
r1r handn = Ic11n1 HI scented hair
1V1f6 M 1&fs11 hon Der brow
"a e &|1r1e&d, and unlscedi
& e. IN l|11k va bar bo1om'e snow,
- 1i1 lo4n npon the bed
(1<|ed tands, Z happy maid
u|1or kinsod her on The eyes,
"a her 70 The Land OF Shade.
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An IRIsH MoRMoN-Hosc Pat Managed Trio
Wioss.--The circumstances detailed below are facts
Pat. the hero Of the story, is Irishman who mar
fied. and managed BY hard scraping to get a com
portable living. As time wore away, nature was not
sparing in her favors and many children came. All
lived on happily enough, prospecting, and Pat was
able to provide bis wife with help, modest green
horn," who soon became favorite in the family
After while the girl received letter (she was said
TO have received one) from her brother asking her
to come TO the West. She must be prepared for the
journey, aud Pats wife assisted In the preparation
She spared what she could from her own wardrobe
to make the young girl comfortable on her journey
aud TO ft her TO appear among strangers
One day carriage appeared at the door, and
note was sent Iii 70 the girl She soon entered the
carriage aud it ratified away She was met at the
wharf by Pat, and the pair left the city. Nothing
was heard Of them; aud for long time the deserted
and her children.
Two or three years from the time of his leaving
tne Guy fat appeared with his wife No 2 and two
children at the place where his first wife dwet and
they al managed 10 stay there for short time mel.
Their Of the wives caring oofend the willy Mormon
aud each hoping finally to be able TO Dust the other
from his Affections He was too valuable 10 he hastily
dispensed with. One day Pat requested that thev
should both go out with him for walk. which they
proceeded 70 do, taking each their respective child
rem neither being willing to trust the other alone
with their common lord and master. They walked
on, and Patricks lighthearted comments on the an
rearance OF the shipping which lay near the route
snsy .ook-such as, And isn't that purity boat n
ana IKE expressons-were all that relived the sad.
ness and dreariness OF the walk. While they were
looking At the purty boat or at some other Of the
many things TO which he drew their attention, he
stepped on board steamer the plank was drawn in,
ana waving bis hand as final adieu Pat left them
ms oseneuicton, Let VIZ be good to aich other y
70 udngs concerning him have reached the diseon-
s9iste pair Tue first wife has recently received from
ne brother Of the second In the West about one hum
Sseq dollars the proceeds Of some property left in
ris nAnus py rat, which ne (the brother) accompa-
ana that she might need it during the Continuance q
tne nard times" he had sent II TO her The second
Wsio resides short distance In the country
] New York Evening Post
Il IS a delicate arnstinn srhIcl, olr....a
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NEW DISCOVERY - THE GREATEST AMI
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p A RILLA LOZENG ES.
simple and Compound

= Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Pbvsc;sn
to all specialites heretofore known ~ nAheo' ana
lhaye for long time thoroughly the ida. AZ
sgeat susceptible of being applied 10 All
organs - INV" VI any Oh tue
pie and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hone a $500
bring about such result and. thanks 10 nv
searches II is obtained - "Nei@"sepe re-
l have found In vegetables the ,a.a..... a,
gah ea whch based oleaginous nrineine ~ S
ps5ia partly kp~wn 70 the public Such Is the dscoysry
which have the this day Of advertsn
Lozeages has been given because IN sts ~
possibility OF doing otherwise have divided II in,o e
y Losenges In order that they might be given
NY nrst experiments made privately and
known until wonderful results had satisfied me tha1 Tha
ana tnAt she charge OF quackey NOT be- broushs
The attention Of physicians and Of the publio IA la
sabe Vdss that every one the admit
GENERAL EFFECTS.
IT. tesVneu 10 Dy upwards Of a thousand pera,n.
IS cleansed the blood purified and renovated
sPEciAL ~" E III PP'e e q sEgan and fluid.
d pronp. ano radical cure Of all diseases KeneralIx
choe nor bs se used these Lozenges never had the
s. vensreal. syphiilic hepatc scorbuticaI yor. 49,.
Few SaS ~ sna bilious diseases csmpisey cured
= All diseases OF the lungs, head ewes ator,. 81
oneI internal ans external complaints disappear psS, enu
Vaed the LoseuRes rssorted to- e"'iteiy, pro-
For sale by tie box, with prospectu, ,ho,,,,.
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREus.
corner toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wRiaHT CO.,
p aud ISL Chartres ST.
n GUILLOT, Royal street.
corner Of Matches and Tchcupltoulas M.
JAMES sYME, is1 Canal n
rp l02 Camp street corner Of Povdras s,,a..
Tvs 'srats)daiy at the above Drug store
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FROM MoNrGoaERy.-Th Montgomery (Ala.)
Mail of Monday says:
We have had refreshing showers, daily, since Fri
DAY afternoon, too much fer cotton on some planta
tons, fear, but Just about enough to secure glo
rous abundance Of corn. We have light fall of rain
this morning, with probability of continuance.
Since writing the foregoing, steady rain has
commenced falling.
The river has l0a feet water in the channel.
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STplToN, i6i foydras street, has just received nm
from Parls and the North rich assortment m <&G11
FALL BONNErs Of every style, Ribbons EN- yS{1@y
BkOIDERIES and FANCY GOODS 10 which she -
attention OF the Ladies' aud country visitors 'i'e' -
promptly attended to. eo"huy oreert
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT q co. y CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists end Dealers at Propreors whoss
New Orleans -"
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Incorporated March Is, 1855
In conformity with requirements of the Charter of this
Institution, the following Of affairs published:
LIABILITIES.
Received from 1909 deposiors in $3.50
deposits. 623 So
Paid in 629I drafts. ...;............ b527ls 81
Amount due depositors 3Dth April, 1883 Sl55 COS O4
Certificates Of Deposit.
Amount outstanding 3Oh April 1885,. 2o7ss IS
Total amount liabilities April 3d. 1885,. sI7O6pa 50
ASSETS.
s29,zO 90
Loans upon pledge Of Sl9s,0O0 New Or
leans City Stock. -, ,............ l2As70 90
OF $1,000 Louisiana State Stock......... 5000 90
Loans secured by mortgage on ina
proved city properly, worth double
the amount loaned ................... 1900 90
Cash
In Bank of Louisiana. .sll, 69l AZ
In vault. ..............,..... $40 l4--lII6l IS
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COTTON sEED-COTTON sEND-FoR SAFE
and In store superior lot OF Mexican and Boyd COTTON
SEED Apply TO- WILLETf & WILSON,
tslp bm AtLnsk 4 Co.'S, No. Frout,t-
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Z GG kAFbbIETs TArE FOR SALE on TEN YEARS,

II CREDIT w sALiI ON TEN YEARS.
Hal, a Square Of Ground we'll improvsa ,,,, -
see s ana Ill IN ne order .tusted On
ten years Va CASH, ana the balance TO
Two very dpe Squares of C,ropnd si,.,,,
street: both pSa street. and the Chesnut
one fth cash and ~ enee and very high ground Terms
o Sronnd the Depot Of the Nav rlans
basr &c At one ~ 81 haoad Terms, oneh
= or further particulars spply 10
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Cow PEAs-4sa bags Carolina Cow Peas ex bark FBshi
as BAREILI 4 90.
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1lHE BAGASsE Il ICIsrI.E mn Ann Ann IN

NACE.The subscriber prepared 10 close contracts
With fu garaniss to take Of with GIMANs PATENT
bA9ASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with con.
sumption Of Wood exceed per hoeshead
Tor the entire boiling Of the juice Sugar one cord per
nogshead for both grinding the Cane Boiling Juice into
Sugar. - - ~
The management Of the BAgasse Train Is precisely the
same as that required for the old kettles employing an equal
namber Of hands to ceaR the juice The needs the
attendance Of but hand Bagasse never
after IL enters the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of
- SAM. H. GILMAN,
rinraAr
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De TENNESSEE. -

Brownsville Tennessee. January, 1851.
Gentlemen-By common consent B. A. Fahnesockis Yer
ifuge Is wedged standard article in this
OF country and opinion good purpose
freely that consider II much the best Vermnge use
We prescribe regularly in practice and with uniform
cess and sell Of il than Of any all other prepa
rations put together. Truly yours,
Physicians and Druggists.
Sold wholesale retail by the principal drggists and
country mechsnts throughout the United States JAZZ
GILmAN'S PNEUMATIC sFEA GRANU-
~ LATOh is now In plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest classes OF which Il
three crops witt combination Of the following
over any other known application Of
q Battery"
Q II requires additional water for the boilers
J. Its pipes never ''seale r require cleaning.
It's heating surface Is equally distributed throughout the
body Juice that and hard grained made
o. The steam being all condensed and returned
rect no additional boilers required where
boilers large and Gilmans
pair OF cylinder boilers 30 inches "a feet long
with Gnans Bagasse Furnace furnish grind
per day. -
40 The Pneumatic Battery put in operation
much less the planter than any steam bat
by steam. = 'S
EoT further normstion pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application Subscriber
VINO now prepared to make the Battery
rntors or Oarners 70 be used with direct exhaust
-. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
flrawrt ~
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HOARD SONS Southern Depot the States of Louis
lana mississippi Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas
established Ut No. 10 Gravier street. New Orleans the
subscrber who is sole for States receiving
from eight 10 sixteen month"; of from
power OF these celebrated Engines which, after
years o. upwards Of 500 Engines all the States of
al giving the most complete satisfaction being ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY 40.
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
20 BRICK work TO put them In operation special skill
thc up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel
Also
Constantly In store, Sash and Circular Mills; Strands
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Sore for
steam Of horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands Shaft
ing fulies, Stands Boxes and Bolts ready Complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which can be put in operation days being re-
esved Descriptive pamphlets with l4Q testimonials viii be
sent oy nai % any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
Anal lydM No. 10 Gravler street.. New Orleann
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| N us0lNS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
CASH oAPITAL-ss5o,OOo.
The Union Insurance Company Of Orleans now pre-
pared to take the usual FIRE RIVER MARINE RISKS
at lheir Office,
No. IL CAMP STREET
THIS Company offers insurers Of Cash Capal
Of Quarter OF Million Of Dollars and permits the in
snres 70 participate In tho profits Of the Company the
PRlNCIPLEth receiving Scrip bearing six per
cent interest, redeemable In FOUR YEARS; or insurers
prefer they may receive return Of TIN PER CENT
upon the amount Of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equItsbly
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary. a. -NA-A i'''usH''
DIRECTORS,
X. w OGDEN, ofthe arm of p Cusachs Brs, 4 Go.
CARL KOHN, OF the firm of @. Kohn A RYAN
L. Z. 0ENERES.o Of the firm of AhRt, Geleres A
VICTOR MAIGNAU, of the firm of v. 4 E Maienau.
~ J.ZUNTs, OF the firm Of Shaw cunts
I. LOBlT, OF the firm Of Lobit A Charpentier
JOHN DOLHONDE. of the firm Of Martin Owen 4 Cobb
A. CHlAPELLA, JOS. DEYNooDT. a6 1y
NOTICE-THE CITIZENS, MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, of New Orleans have this day Commenced
operations and prepared take Fire. Marine and River
Risks at The usual rates.
DiREcToRs.
Geo. W. West, r. p Hunt,
Jas A. White, MI. Musson,
Evan j, MCCALL Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jamison, Pann ]. Martin,
ANTONIO Costa, Cessire Olivier,
omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
D. Bouiigny
oMER GAILLARD President
A.sCREIBER, Secretary. mo- "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-11

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans (
Be remembered that this twelfth day January 1885
before me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President
James Edwards, Secretary of the Sun Com
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according law
depose and that the above and
correct transcript from the Books said Company
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before this twelfth day Of Jauu
airy, 1858. O. NJ BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved pay
Six per cent In cash. the outstanding Certificates Of Profits
to the holders thereof to their legal on and
after the second Monday in February proxmo Also to de-
clare dividend Of Forty per cent on the earned pe
ums OF the Company ending Ss December 1857 for which
Certificates will be issued after the 18th March pext
THOMAS sLoo, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE Vice President