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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppaned all other and healing ap
pcaons in both the and Western Hemspheres wher
ever introduced and its intrinsic merit the its
In all Affections whether the be acct
dent or disease.
Burns and Sealds
Are instantly relieved of their anguish pain inflammation
by timely application of this marvellous healer and the flesh IL
renewed as If by CHARM no bemiSh remaining,
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers external injuries especl
ally from fluid and eamphene explosions therefore every mother
should have this healing preparation constantly II hea
sore breasts and quickly the letter. Rngworr
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machnist the traveller every other individual Whose
lot in life throws him within the chance accident from expo
SION FIRE collision, should mind that this Magic FL,
tractor his best and only friend It portable and chep
and should be his companion as friend in need There
are thousands OF living witnesses testify Its marvellous y
tue who their sound limbs muscles to It's saving
efficacy.
The following few of leading diseases to which
BALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR il a preventive
wol cure;
Burns, Bruises,
Bois Broken Breasts
Bites Of Reptiles Cancer
Cracked lips, Chapped Hands,
Chilbans, Cranp,
Contracted Cords Chafes,
Diseases of the Skin Erysipess
.@ Fsuia, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Felons
Gandular Diseases
Aercurai Sores
..". Pains generally,
Pimples Piles,
Poison Rheumatism
RGshes, Sores Of Ill kinds
W..
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Bell knights,

4ee@ ne 81 Paifip BtR Room on Tuesday Greetings
OFFICERS:
President-Francis V. Duplessis.
Yice.Presidents-A L, Fl. Kernion and NJ. e.
Macoin.
Secretary Oscar Leblanc.
Treasurer-Charles Escofffer.
Grand Marshal Alfred Gornu.
Assistant Marshals-E. P. Legendre, A, D. Ber-
noudy G. Everett, j. T. Beach.
Committee of Arrangements Vidal, Chair.
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Cornu.
Committee of Ways and Means--A. L. Il. Ker.
Mon, Chairman; ]. I. Beach, A. Mofel, Chas Du-
plessis, r. J. Dacfos.
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Ca rd.

having purchased the spacious Iron Building No. s' Chest
business particularly that branch devoted to COUNTRY
and having larger capital than any other party
ogue of Books just issued embraces the writings of every
over two hundred volumes of History Rt,oran, -,
and gives all the information relative 10 tho s
wardng BY Mail Express of Books ordered from nv Eab
lishmen together with full directions how remit money
United States the regular retail price Of which, one Dollar
TONER'S as determined maintain reputation aud char
s.rar.... ,t.,.;,. p.,,t,,.,.,,,.sSSs
d4FT BOOK HOUSE and Judge for themselves.
DO NOT SEND ORDERS
esorpe g. EVAN,
Has been
All the Leading city and Country
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Mount Vernon Club,
OF THE SECOND WARD.
Nee at No, 9 Nee Basin sretB FSatiy Ersaiag.
OFFICERS:
President Thos. Murray, Esq ..@
Nice-Presidents-A. Howell, Chas. Pride.
Seeretary-Edward S. Hoole.
Treasurer--W. I. Stocker.
Marshal-John l.. Gubernater.
Assistant Marshals--E. Bessy, Jos. Laborde
Finance Committee. w. Wilder, VIM. Grant,
DR.. Bensadon, E. W. Dorr.
Committee of Arrangemeuts--Ma Breeder,
Robert Armistead, W. P. Coleman, E. Toledano, E.
A. TYLER
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by Messrs. Balmer & Weber, the well known ma-
steal firm here. Fine Art and Floral Hall are u 9
/ fayorite spots for the mutitudes, who constantly
/ crowd these two places. Many nne picture
| flower. fruit and sweet face is to be seen there
they all belong to one family, and make very
| handsome boquet #.-....
| The theaters and places Of amusement are
Ireaping golden harvest during the Fair time.
The St Louis Theater, (only English theater in this
eity) under the management of Mr.. DeBar, is
nightly filed and crowded by strangers. The per-
Torrance is accompanied nightly by the greatest
enthusiasm and applause. Many of the spectators,
perhaps, have never been inside of theater be-
fore and dare say look at fair actress as a sort
Of a demi- goddess.
The attendance on the grounds to day (Tuesday)
was estimated at 10000 people. Thursday will be
and his party will be there, and will doubtless at
tract the largest crowd ever seen there. A slight
accident occurred in the ring to-day. In the ex-
hibition Of his horses, Mr.. Mcdonald was over
turned from his sulky, though without injury.
Later in the afternoon while his stallion, jim Row
ELL under the charge of another driver, making
the fastest time of the day and elicitng universal
admiration, one of the axles of the sulky broke
at WHEEL, uIlS6I III
the ground. The horse dashed madly onward,
dragging for few reds his driver, whose hands
were entangled in the reins. He was soon extri-
Gated, however, having suffered no dangerous in
juries, though his feet were badly cut. For few
minutes all was excitement and confusion; all eff
forts made to stop the stallion in his course around
the ring were fruitiess, until at length weared by
his exertions he gaoped up to his proper position
fronting the judges stand, and there stopped
With these exceptions, nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures Of the day.
Wednesday Eceniag.- Prince Of Wales and
his party arrived this evening. An immense crowd
waited at the levee to see him. He stays at Bar
NUNS Hotel, where everything has been prepared
for his reception. The attendance at the Fair to-
day has even been larger than yesterday. Notices.
than $4,000 people were out there.
Before closing this letter. take pleasure in men
tioning the Missouri Glass Company, who have
splendid collection of flint and colored glassware,
such as tumblers, goblets, champagnes, wine de-
canters, lager beer glasses, candy jars, coal oil
lamps, lanterns, gas shades, walls, syringes, pre-
scriptions colognes, tinctures, Satmouthe's vault
lights, insulators, etc.
And now good bye, my dear Crescent.
Your, forever,
FERGTS0N |
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Bunker Hill Rangers,

bHHEStF EdiIf hangers,
OF THE FOURTH WARD.
Vet Cma' end EfuaA,ia Streets Oh uoad,,ys.
OFFICERS:
President-W j. Maynard.
Eice-President-Vic Gaschet De LIsle.
secretary--George A. Bears. ....
Treasurer. A. Blache
Marshall. E. Sykes
Assistant Marshal-Joseph Baker
Finance Committee-Geo. Watyman, Jack vii.
son; James McCracken, Arthur Saucier, William
Hodgkins.
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Minute Men Of ,Hn.

Net Staoa Hi en- Naga5es sIe pelr ii. Ho,ss vatf9o
Oh Wednesdays
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT. r. Middlemss.
Vice .President-A. Il. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer. W. Neutz.
Captain James Beggs.
Committee of Arrangements W. Neutz, C.
". Grissan, Toby Hart, j. A. Brown.
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Everett Guard,
oP THE FouRTH. DISTRICT.

Meet AZ Mey Hail. corner Of Naaes ana Josephine qleet,.
"Wednesday Evenings.
OFFICERS:
President--W. NJ. Perkins.
Vice Presidents-Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins fheo. A, James, Samuel A, shumway, [. n.
Phillips.
: seeretares-Wallace Hunter and R. F. ".
Brakeman.
Treasurer--Samuel Sumner.
Executive Committee George W. Squires, D. P.
Logan, B. NJ. Horrell, Samuel Il. Kennedy, NJ.
kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, H. F. Given,
E. s. Keep, W. B. Conger.
Finance Committee W. b. BoWles, M. I.
Squires, George d. Field Samuel McConico
Committee of Arrangements &C. D. Bunee,
Chas Ballejo, W. II. Reese.
Grand Marshal-Gaspard Shrieber
Assistant Marshas--F. Mem. Swain, Henry S,
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
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Union Guard,

OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS, THIRD
DISTRICT, tAUxIIIARY.
Meet at he Third District Exchange, Of E'ysia Fields
and Gfedtaea streets, Mondays
OFFICERS:
President-Aug. Duquercron.
Yee-Presidents = George Clark and John B..
Leefe.
Grand Marshal Chas. o. Leblanc.
Assistant Marshals--P. Schomberg, S. D. Max
well aud BENZ. P. Leefe.
Secretary-Louis Power "r-.....
Treasurer-Val. St. Ceran.
Finance COMMUNICATION B. Leefe, Chas. W.
Culbertson, George Clark, Charles E. Fortier, U.
F. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee of Arrangements--Aug.L arose, Jn9.
b. Gunst, p. L. MaiouX, Charles Morel, P. Schom.
berg and Chas. LeCharpentier.
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a placard, emanatng from the Prefecture of the
Seine, France has been stuck up in all primary
schools, forbiading the distribution as prizes to
children Of books not officially approved of; also,
the recital by them Of discourses not communica.
ted to the authorities, and the delivery of address
SEES by teachers, male or female, without previous
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OF THE FIRST WARD,
Meet at Eagle Hall on erey Tuesday EreafRg,
OFFICERS
President. NJ. Mechanism.
yice.Presidents- BENZ. Bland j. s. Clark.
Secretary-Frank L. Clayton.
Treasurer-W W. Mccarthy.
Chief Marshal-Wash Marks
Finance Committee N. Marks, w. II. Cook
J. P. Harrison, w. X. Day, A. Kearny, H. Rem.
shaw
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pRApm OF EsArs AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
to- the mos safe and agent ever used foI
ne destruction ofthese troublesome germin.
u and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
rEoTER as there many spurious articles offered for sale
Rsrsaie by ]. WRIGHT Il Co.
ia l5RAW u and III GhsTtTas stress
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Union Club,

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Aest at Union Hal, JeeEson street, Tuesdays.
OFFICERS
President William Freret.
Vice Presdents-A. W. Rosworth, John Living
ston, G. 7. Buddecke, @. R. Pitcher, Jacob Staub.
Secretary-A. s. Phelps.
Treasurer-B. Campbell.
Committee on Funds-H. S. Buckner, H. T.
Lonsdale, Z. Parmele, S. Shumway, A. Levy, D.
Adams, j. Fl. Phelps.
Chief Marshal-Hon. Lucien Adams
Assistant Marshals-H. NJ. Yerlander, J. S. Ber-
thelot VIM. Woelper.
Committee of Arrangements. E. Caldwell,
E. A. Patterson, B. Campbell W. R. Miller, W. c.
Quirk.
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While Frederick Snyder, wrecked on the Lady
Elgin, was elingng to his plank he came in con
tact with floating friend and asked him how he
was the response. "a gin cocktail would suit
me- was Snyders answer, and the waves carried
them apart, Snyder to be saved to the enjoyment
of his favorite beverage, and the other to enter
bourne where there is no record of the manufac.
ture of Roman punches,
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Bell Champions,


COMPOSED OF THE YOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS
Met Teplar Hat cponelst street. on FFilay Eesasags
oFFICERs
President Theodore w. Buddecke.
e-Presidents-First District, E. D. Hyde Sec.
ond District, B. Tavaries; Third District, NJ
Mount; Fourth District, A. H. Pierson.
Grand Marshal-W. p. Noble.
Assistant Marshals-First District, ]. D. Clancy:
Second District T. Bonto; Third District, j. A. +.
Brown, Jr.; Fourth District, A. Pierson.
Treasurer-0tis Harris.
Recording Secretary-s. Yuee Hyams.
Corresponding Secretary-M. p Mortee.
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Metropolitan Club,

metropolitan Club,
OF THE THIRD WARD (AUXILIARY TO THE EVER
EFT RANGERS,
aet corner ooa",o" and Claiborne Streets on TUESDAYS
OFFICERS:
President-Henry Beebe.
Notwithstanding Kelly.
Treasurer-Robert Pringle.
Secretary-Geo. W. Simpson
Finance COMMUNICATION W. Stoddard John R.
Bradley, Robert ,Prinkle, Hudson English = Per-
kins, Hanson Kelly.
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HnW HHUNY tOuIU 7 DC Win either,
Were t'Oihzr dear clHrIner away =
But now YOU both tease me together,
10 nathan n ,,,Trd ,,.;lI I -,

Mr.. Yancey never stood upon platform that
we could approve. We presume he never will till
he is about TO be hung
An Alabama paper expresses its belief that Mr..
Yancey's whole political life has been curse to
the country We believe so too. We don't wish
Yancey dead, but we are sorry his mother didn't
refuse to have his father.
Gen. Joe Lane is not coward, but no man thor.
oughly brave wonld talk about his wounds in pub
lie speeches. When you find a public speaker
parading his wounds before crowd, you may
safely set it down that there are good many
things he would rather do than fight. And running
is generally one Of them.
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Rough and Ready Club,

Or The SAITH WARD,
Meets at he s. Philip Ball Rooo, 81 ersry Monday Eseaag
OFFICERS:
President joaquin Viosco.
Vice-Presidents- Sambola, 7. G. Hoggarth.
Secretary. A. Weysham.
Treasurer. SamboIa, Jr.
Marshal-Ed. Fagot.
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.sa" Everett Rangers,
OF THE THIRD WARD,
N at the Cdroto Railroad Depot If BaroHac aud
Perdido Streets on Wednesdays
.~ OFFICERS
President-Lea r. Blackwell.
Vice President--W. G. Dales.
Secretary-C. F. Verlander.
Treasurer. Yeatman.
Grand Marshal-Thos Askew .-M".
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Kentucky Bell and Everett Club,
OF THE SECOND WARD.
OFFICERS:
President--Jas. d. McMickle.
Viee-Presidents- B. Cummings, M. Williams,
Charles Florat, Thomas Lynch.
Secretary-Wm. p. Comstock. -.#
Treasurer-Wm. Ireland.
Committee of Arrangements Peter D. zelley,
Henry Hastings, P. Haiy.
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Union Guard,
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT AUXILIARY TO THE
ABoyE),
Meet at he Orleans Ban Room Friday Eca,tas.
OFFICERS:
President-John Youennes.
Vice Presidents Fourth Ward, DR.. E. D. Beach;
Fifth Ward, Amilcar Roux; Sixth Ward, Guy Du-
PLANTER.
Secretary and Treasurer. D. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangemeets-J. B. Soraparu, j.
Fl. Frobus, Gustave Poree.
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DR. DAVIS
coHPoUEp Syrup or WILD CHERRY AND tar
Under Its influence tie most dangerous cough SPIT
ting of blood prevented the breathing rendered
Easy, and the unfortunate sufferer restored tha
4wgl condition Of Consumption 10 healthy and comios,ab
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
J, WRIGHT co.
q and l5l Gbartres street.
Sole agents for the South.
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nt Orleans paiv Crescent autsaau aotnt o)ob g. 1860
Geo. G.. Exams

Geo. Gs Exams .I
p II IL A D E l. L II / A
Gift hook Enterprise! !,
THE OLDEST
And
Largest in the World!
@. .m Is 0 Co..
PERMANENTLY LOCATE
No. 439 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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FOSSIL Club,

COMPOSED OF GENTLEMEN OVER FORTY YEARS
OF AGE,
MEET at odd Fsl1oies' Hnn on Friday Ereringg
OFFICERS:
President. NJ. Lapeyre.
Presidents District 7. l.. McGill;
Second District, NJ. Barnett, Sr.; Third District,
John B. Leefe Fourth District, Jacob Staub.
Secretary-Henry Bier.
Treasurer-Benj. Floranee.
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M EDIoAL".....MEDIo MEDICAL,

M ..MEDICAL..""..m MEDICAL,
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN
This the only remedy against Worms In the human
fraInehings that fatal and destructive children
".-r.@ Save the Children
mothers DO timely warned and not allow these child
remain In the systems Of their offspring Remember
that
WTNER's CANADIAN vERM1FUGR
will and for Danish the reptiles and the young will
be saved. Think of this
Colonel Vaser Of Mississippi in letter to j. W. Vesey ESQ.,
of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
on tho value Of this medicine to his family my expe
Renee has convinced hat in tho experiment have made
with Wners Canadian yernuge, it is suffering human
ity well to the manufacturer the medicine to
public the result Of my observations.
'Isgnedl W. II. VAsSER.n
The Vermituge is for SALE wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
Il and l5l Chartres street,
Sole ProprietoFs.
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BELL AND EvERE TT CLUBS
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OFFICERS:
Presdent-A. Mazureau.
Vice Presidents District, L. II. Place; Sec
ond District A. Legendre; Third District Ghas.
Culbertson Fourth District, E. A. Patterson.
Treasurer-Thos, Askew
Secretary H. Frobus.
Grand Marshal--Jas. Beggs.
Assistant Marshals-Frst District, 7. A. Bart
lette, w. R. Fish, F. F. Trinehard; Second District
John Slemmer, Y. G. De L'Ise, ]. B. Soraparu ),
Third District w. Long, A. Larose, v. st. Ceran;
Fourth District, s. 5. shumway, j. r. Smith, 9. H.
Beman.
Finance Committee-Moses Greenwood, VIM. P.
Vincent, John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
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Fossils Guard,

FOSSILS alard,
Net al The Han oret The crrrotoa Railroad Depot on Fri
day Eeeniags.
OFFICERS:
Captain-R. L. Bruce.
Treasurer-C. Huchez.
Secretary-Chas. Thompson.
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTITnpIo,
No l42 Canal streetTncorporatsd March IL lsss


NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsrIyry,as's
NO az Canal street--Incorporated March l5 ls5s -
In conformity with the requirements of the Charter
lowing statement of ita affairs is published- ' 10
| IiABILrrtEs
| Received from dil9 Depositorsin u 1853
Deposits $40 GS
Paid In II, l02 drafts. 0l6 50
Amount credit of Dcpostors, soth
,,. APs'' l80o. ; sisees2
''ana''s '0h April 1869 '''-'.''''' 1907 50
~ = liabilities s5a70lG
ASSETS
$4,000 N. o. City Bonds cost.. s66o40 10
s7oVoost Charles Hotel Mortgage Bonds
Lost. .....,........,..........,...... 6il5O 90
Loans Pledge Of
$4,000 Consolidated City Bonds....,
$4,000 City Bonds, issued to Railr's 635OOO0
S2l 600 State Bonds ..........
Loans Pledge Of Bank Stocks viz,
34l shares Louisiana State; 400 Mar.
chants 49, Crescent City; 1863 BANK
of New Orleans; ts6 Canal Bank l50
Mechanics and Traders; II Union
100 Citizens, aud 100 Bank Of America 2r O7o IN
Loans Mortgage
On improved city property, worth dou-
BILE the amount loaned ......,.... a3 51 &c
Cash in Bank of Louisiana. .s5l, 652 I6
Cash in vault. ,......,...... 1882 %
- s52243s
'0''' oil Assets '''''''''''''. ''' --- -ssa.llsa
Personally appeared before me- Arthur Sancer Jusio .
he Peace Tor the parish Of Orleans O. CURRIE DuEGar
Treasurer Of the New Orleans Savings institution Win So,
duly sworn deposes that the true and
rect transcript from the books of said Institution.
j, CURRIE DUNCAN Treasara,
Sworn to and subscribed before this day May TO- 1870
ARTHUR SAUCER, 3dJ.p
hay decla TpDth
at the rate Of SIX PER GENT per aunuu in accordance Nh
the Bylaws for the six months previous the inst
The dividend due each depos,or will be paid IN CASH
placed 70 his her credit deposit tho Of Nav
may be preferred.
SAM JONES, JR.. sec,v.
New Orleans. May TO- 1860. my1la
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rms Invaluable medicine was prepared from an exensy,
practice Of years In bilious climate and
to fail curing Fever and Ague any of the diseases
named
Those who suffering from affections of this kind a, ss
nose VINO nave become nyads from their effects upon the con
situton viii find the INDIA CHoLAG oGUEa most is
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagogue eradcane bile
the human system can only explain It's extraordinary
the speedy thorough ard permanent Of Fever and
and the various grades of intermittent remiten reyer
has been tested in thousands of cases and IN
all who have used it, of the greatest Fever and An.
remedies xtant.
BE sure and ask for DR., esGooDes INDIA cHoLAGoGUR
as there are many connterfeits offered for SALE
For sale New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at propreto
prices, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
General Agents.
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REAL soHE1DAm scHNApps.

REAL sCHEIDAm sCHNApPs.
EVEER,s
AEDTc47ED GIN Or GENUINE DAM scRy4aps.
A pure article of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, an invaluable FAMILY MEnt
CINE, particularly beneaetaIin all casss of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DItKRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOUT,
FEvERB,
etc. etc, oto.
1t Is highly recommended By many of the ,iost
eas throughout the States excellsn anu agreeable
alive, and admitted TO eHeetua cure all f
oigens etc., and peculiarly adapted the use of
children. 'N--A'oe aug
As other article has been offered that IL t+
the of the 1'1'tea =
Real schetdam Schnapps.
ne public are cautioned purchase aro.
EANDEYEERs INDICATED GIN:
II al c n Id am schnapps,
Each bottle will bear the signature of the proprietor and ~
other is genuine withoutit. A
For sale New Orleans, wholesale and retail at ,ronit
prices by '.'ese.
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
4 and ljl GhRitres street.
DR.. wRIGHT'S
CELEBEATED REJUVENATING EL1KIa
Prepared
On the stFicts Pharmaeenca Principles by one of the abs
Chemists of the age, for the cure OF
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbeelity,
Dissemination of Blood 10 the Head
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irrtability,
Restessness and
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency. ~ A'"nH
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaeietion,
Low Spirits
DISCRIMINATION of the
Organs of Generation
Palptation of the Heart
Foe sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retaii by
j. WRIGHT b co.
Il and Isl Chartrss street.
Sole Proprieiors
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STATE LOUISIANA D
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the ninth day May 1850 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace the city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychad President and
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Company
New Orleans who being duly according law do de-
pose and that tho foregoing just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
II. PEYCHAUD President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day of MAY
1860 ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have this day cash dividend
of thirty cent the capital paid this Company out of
the net earnings of the ending the Both April 1860 pay
able in accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter Of said
Company, to-wit:
Ten per cent on the paid in payable demand
the stockholders or their Legal representatives,
10Th instant and the balance credited as insanlen on
the unpaid stock notes.
H PEYCHAuD, President.
S. PLASsAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
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s. Plassan, A. Iaforeat, P Maloehee
g. IL kernion, Ihos- n. Blake B. Eautre,
r QReyfou%e, r. Moreno, Il. Peychaud.
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