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~ Enumerated Nos SO, 81, IS 10 81, 4, % to 90.
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The British Squadron on the Fishing
Grounds.
From the Halifax IN. s. Reporterl
very incorrect list of the squadron at present
prsing the naval force on this station under command
of Vice Admiral Sir James Hope, X. c. b., is going the
with the following authentic list corrected up March
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ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
Brevet Major General JEFF. G. Davis TO command De-
partment Of Kentucky, relieving Major General Palmer
who has rendered his resignation.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper ana Rest Litc-
rnry Family journal .n the Country.
The wEsxLY HERALD for the present wcos, now ready
gives a continuation Of the deeply interesting
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SUBSTANTIAL SYMPATHY.
A Proposition to the City Railroad Com.
Panies.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Tho officers of the city railroad companies In their
feeble attempts to appear public benefactors in
ming at loss fail to show the public to what extent
their stock has been watered They pay large per-
ccntagc their stock. which in many has been
increased three times the cost. The President Of the
Sixth road has stated that each passenger carried
cost them OK cents AS they carried nine million pas
sengers last follows that their running expenses
amounted TO the enormous sum Of $552 500 The writer
would like to organize company and run the roads,
and would make the following proposition Each CON-
pany to select one commissioner, who shall act in con
junction with one appointed by the purchaser, the
mssioncrs thus appointed to apprase tho property and
fix the valuation thereof To the valuation thus obtained
let ton per cent be addsd The amount thus obtained
be the purchase price of the stock. fixtures and mate
rails Having purchased all Of the roads the
above terms would agree to carry for four
cents II tho faro was fixed at five cents would agree
10 pay one-nft into the city treasury would further
agree to drivers and conductors three dollars per
day and stpulae to require only ten hours service
days work. When the companies any ono Of them
are ready will bc realty to couapete aud perform
above. s NJ o.
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The amount due from other banks was Ella 3os, $50,
and the amount due 70 other banks tio,oet,oss.
The amount OF business transacted BY the ri,tsburg
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TERrs.-sngle subscription, 81; Three copies. s5;
Five copies, IS; Ten copies, SIS Single copies, Five
cents each. limited number Of advortissmenIs in.
serted In the wuktr HIRAM
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THE CAR DRIVERS STRIKE.
The Trouble Ended-The Men 60 TO Work
at tho Old Prices.

The strike OF the drivers is virtually at end and
after to day will be looked upon Of the things of
the past. The drivers the Second Avenue road got
tired OF standing out and held meeting yesterday
morning and adopted the following preamble and
tons:-
nv e the on hs Second avenue nue. Raroad did
to their duty until driven from the Friday by the
which have been caused to the company by our being
pess 70 saye ai % G be q, tho
and ask permission resume places at the old rates Of
Ps s Of s to do all in our
The officers of the company accepted the proposition
Of the strikers and promptly set them at work. that
by three o'clock P. NJ everything running order
usual.
The drivers on the Third avenue followed suit, and
before sundown the strikers all the other lines cried
peccdv and were installed in theold places at the old
wages. Some OF the lnes-the Fourth avenue, for in
stance-inend retaining such of the new hands
willing 10 remain, that many OF the old drivers will
places
1t great relief TO those who had occasion to 60 up
mIar places instead Of having to foot mile or two as
they have been under tho necessity of doing for several
Hmoag the contributions which the strikers received
yesterday the sum or sxty-tw0 dollars which was
presented BY the composisOrs OF the HERALD office.
THE GKAND. HOUSTON AND FORTY SECOND STREET
LINE.
Tho drivers the above route continue TO hold out
and assert their ability to do so for some time yet The
officers of the company willing that they shall all
their positions at the old pay but the drivers
rofuse u accept the offer.
SUBSTANTIAL SYMPATHY.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Finance Committee of the Car Drivers Associa-
tion acknowledge the receipt of $62 from the employees
OF the NEW YoRK HERALD Composing Room in aid OF
the in which the drivers arc now struggling Tho
committee would at the time tender thanks
to those whose generosity and desire that Er days
work should be fairly compensated, prompted them
to extend sympathy so substantial
APRIL Is, 1860. THE COMMITTEE.
DISTURBING A RAIL TRACK.
Opposite the premises No. 237 South street, on We'd
nesday night, officer Walker, Of the Seventh precinct
discovered that length Of the iron rail Of the South
Street Railroad had been taken up by drawing the
spikes, but by whom the malicious perpetrated
did not appear Officer Walker replaced the rail its
position, thereby occasoning delay the running OF
the cars.
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THE DIAMOND CROSS,
A TALE or AMERICAN SociEry,
BY WILLIAM BARNET PHILLIPS,
will be commenced in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
THE DIAMOND CROSS,
On SATURDAY, MAy g.

To prevent disappointment in getting the early numbers
Of this Interesting story, new subscribers will
do well to send In their subscriptions
at least q couple OF weeks
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YER'S CATKARTEC PuLLss-
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

Are the perfect pugave which are able to produce
or which we think has yet made body Their
effects have abundany to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines They safe
pleasant to take but powerful TO Their penetrating
the obstruc.aus of organs purify the blood, and eSpel
disease They the foul humor which breed and grow
distempe stimulate sluggish ordsodered into their
mpart healthy tone with strength to the
system only they euro the everyday complaints
everybody also formidable and dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful effects they at the same time
in diminished Doses the safest and best physc that can be
employed for children Being coated, they arc pleasant
take and being purely vegetable tree from any rsk OF
Cures have been made which belief were they
substantaed by such exalted position and charac
ter forbid tho suspicion of untruth Many eminent
cegmen and physicians have lent their to certify to
public the reliability of remedies whi others have
the Of their conviction that Prepara
ors contribute immensely the relief Of afflicted suffer
| ing fellow men, ..
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions for the and
sicntes of their cures Of the following complaints:
| Costvencss, Bilious Complaints Rhfumatisln Dropsy
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea ndi
OF Bowels
FROM Flaulency Loss Of Appetite all Diseases which requr
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stimulating the system cure many complaints which it wou
Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irtahiity DeraDgement
the and dneys Cont and other kindred complaint
arising FROM low state of the body obstruction Of its uEe
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TIE. G.. w. DIRAlEYEK
nR j. WHITES TNST1TUTA-
lG5 RONDELET STREET.
In rear of the City Hall.


The first aim Of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health OF body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thirty years. in
an practice large cities have broughtto him for
treatment Of every form Of disease
and hr,nic.
His remedies the stomach, liver and bod all
secreon excreons of TIL entire system in Unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of niung any part Of the sys
TEN constitution, they and repair he injuries
and wastes entire organism; with truly
a sound body.
The Institute established for the ofa
diseases viz: RLeunatics Colds Coughs Brenchts Layn.
chs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels; Costfeness
Dysepsis Scrotua, Kings Evil White Swelings all Sores,
Ulcers Abcesse Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis and 1onor-
in all their stages Mecura and hereditary tant ra
impurities of the Blood Jauzdce Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Gore, big Neck) Diseases of the Kidneys, Gave
Diabes Dropscal Diseases all Female Ailments, Weakness
Wasting and Nervous AHeecns Sick, Nervous Sun Had
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra Mysteries, Fits
spaSm We repeat thewors eruptiens of the skim all scso
ulcers whatever nature to the incpient Cancer which
ievously act humanity speedily and permanently curei
One or two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White
ouenay save of fever other suferingseften life
Now that communication is open again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts Of the
| r., ,;,, f-oa star, mott orpptter
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money. After this was done, full receipts wer
given and the matter settled.
F.iot in Richmond.
letter from Richmond gives the particulars {
riot in the eastern suburbs Of that city, late Q
Friday night 1t appears that police force u,
dertook to dispense or arrest fifty or sixty arme
negroes, who fred volley at them without efec
The police returned the fire, when the negroe
retreated across ravine. The firing was renewe
at intervals, and the blacks once or twice recrosse
the ravine, driving back the police. The contn
Gus report Of firearms attracted the atte
ton of the commanding officer at Llbn
prison. and he sent a squad of men to ascerta
the cause. The soldiers went to the rear OF u
position held by the blacks and the crowd di
persed. The military captured ten Of the rioter
several Of whom had been wounded, it is reporte
by the shots of the police.
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MEDICAL.
HELMBoLD's,. ......:HELM HoLD
FLUID EXTRACT BUCEU,

From Weakness arising from rndscreticn. The exhans
powers of Nature which accompanied by so many alarm
symptoms among which will be found, Indisposton to Z;
ton, Loss of Memory Waketuness, Horror of Disease,
Forebodings of Evil in fact Universal Lassude, Pros
ton and inability into the enjoyments OF society,"
The constitution effected with Organic Weakness
qures the aid of Medicine strengthen and nvgorate
system, which HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUG
invariably does treatment is submitted to- consn
tion or insanity ensues.
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In all Diseases Of these organs, whether existing in ~"
or "Femae, !" from whatever originating and ma
how long standing It is pleasant in and odor, mu
ate in action, and Strengthening than any Of the
parations Of Bark or Iron. ,
Those suffering from broken down delicate CONSTITUTE
procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be that however slight bee
attack of the above diseases, is certain affect his Boz
Health, Mental Powers and Happiness
All the above diseases require the aid Of duretic.
Helmboid's Extract Kuchu
Is the Great Dueretc. .I
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TRANSPORTATION.

t,s Sanar1nra Of the train g. PANDELY,
GIG oee'' ~ " ~ Superintendent
tx.H.HNaEa CENTEAE, HSAILE0A D-THE
4 onickest route from New Orleans to New York and all
Eastern and Northern cities -
FwO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and eVeniA-
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South.
Time from Cairo to Chcago-l9 hours.
Baltimore-49 hours.
. Phladepha-50 hours
. New York-5S hours
Fer throuph tickets amply nfioa of the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship ,iapany O4 Common street. and at
the depot Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot al Cairo
NJ. HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
" W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
b. +. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans.
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SIMMONS, FRANCE CO., MANAGERS.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000,
CLASS l5i-To drawn Coyipgton, Kentucky on SAT.
URDAY, March 2ls 1866 1.. .......

whole Tickets sl9 Halves 50 Quarters % hshtas "
j.. tickets sold and Prizes cashsd by s .I-y -g
m Al T. HOWARD, No. Exchange Alley, Canal st.
..8.t or Lockbox Coz. Postotics, New Orleans.
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nwANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
% OF ANATOMY,
: an and AZ ST. CHARLES STREET

-Four important lectures entitled 1.-THE Philosophy Of Mar
se delivered the Museum in New York, can be had
on letter enclosing Is addressed Secre
tary branch New York Museum Of Anatomy, 40 and
ST Charles steest, New Orleans.
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

Will radically extsuninate from the system Diseases ar
from Habits Of Dissipation little expense little
in Diet Inconvenience exposure completely superse,
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Copava and
curry in all these diseases E-'H.- ala ..-r.s /
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Highly Concentrated Compound Find J.
.M"t tract SsirsaparIlia,i ,- ID
For purifying the blood removing all chronic constutal
Diseases arising from impure state Of the blood ande
only reliable and effective known remedy for the cpf
scrofua scald Head Salt Rhem, Pains and swelings e
Bones liberation Of the Throat and Legs Bloches Pres
the Face letter Erypela and all scay erup.icns ote
shit AND
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BEAuTIFYINo THE COMPLEXION.

Not few of the disorders that affect mankindise
from the corruption that accumulate in the blood or ahe
discoveries that have made to purge it out nouan
equal in effect
HelnDold's
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H elm, pold's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA.


It ceanses and the blood, nss vgor Of nth
into the system and purges out the hnors which maEais
1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body+nd
expe the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood ich
remedy that could be relied long been sought sind
now for the first time the public have which heran
depend Our space here admit of certificates taow
ito effects but the trial of single will show thck
that has virtues surprising anything they have tan
Two tablespoonful Of the Extac: of sarsapara addto
pint equal the Lisbon Diet Drink and uuette
is fully equal gallon Of the Syrup Of sarsapara the
desoction rs usually made
rlThese Extracts have been admitted TO use in the lifted
States Army and also in very general use in all tstae
Hospitals and Public Sanitary institutions drought the
land we'll III private practices and considereds
valuable remedies. ..
See Medical Properties Of Buchu,
From Dispensatory of the United Sizes.
See Professor Devices valuable works the Prsce O
Physic.
See the remarks made by the celebrated DR. Physc Phf
delphia
See remarks made by Dr. Ephrai,n Mcdowell, cbraed
Physician and Member of tie Royal College of sreons
Ireland and published in the Of the Bg ant
| Queens Journal.
See aedico Chirurrica Review, published by bjamiI
| Travers, Fellow Of Royal College Of Surgeons.
Soc nos: Of the lutte Standard Works of Medicine.
Extract Enehu,
SARSAPA R1LLA."
| Principal Depot
| BELMBOLD'S
| Drug and Chemical Warehase,
. 594 Broadway, Ne YORK
| Sold by all Wholesale gnd Retail Druggs:s.
| P0TANIC DRUG STORE
No Is FRONT LEvEE, opposite the ALGIEB FERR
| #1 LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
Tie stock Of Medicines Simple and Compound vi be tour
SUPERIOR full and complete The patronage Of Il public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor,
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE {

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
SIXTEENTH ANIMAL STATEMENT.
Premiums for the year ending april 1903 as u
Losses paid during time. 6S72 80
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable seened by mortgage and Stocks s9 G9
=. :. :. for Premiums. b77z6 SO
Insurance. Scrip. es5 on
Real Estate HWV w
Bank stocks City other Bonds etc.. .s66s,6ae
LEES suspended notes, Stock and Bond &C.
count 6V,UV-it5b u u
Premiums in Of collection So,z2 70
Cash on band. aZS2 II
s5e6748 80
The Company viii pay It's outstanding cerh
Scrip the legal holders thereof and after the
second Monday July next and the Trustees have dee
dividend TWENTY per payable in scrip, deET
cradle On and after the fret Monday in August
THOMAS A ADAMS President
SAMUEL Z. KENNEDY, Vice President
EEHAx y oeDEs Secretary a --+... NV
a. ..--.e zRusrEEs: .-... ,.,....
gbornas A. Adams, Samuel e. Kennedy,
G. T. BuGdecke, James J. Hanna,
Samuel B. NewberE- A Dutill ..
F. H. Foley William Edwards,
j. Norman Jackson. d g. Cher,
A. Thompson A. B. Reading.
| NATIONAL MARINE --n .1
-AED-
FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.
This Company Insures against all Losses by
| Fire, Marine and INLAND Navigation.
TWENTY. FIRE PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Allowed
| rsr~ MARINE and River KfeKE.
On and after the LIST Of October.
Office corner Of CAMP and COMMON sTREFTs-
J. NJ CoURTENAY, President
| S. c. EMLEY, Vice President
LOUIS g. D'HoMERGUE, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
[yOLAdEs IL EROS INSURANCE OFFICE
NO 90 CAMP STREET, CUP sTA1Rs)

. AN9ONdtsSEA.
HOLMES IL KRo.'s INSURANCE OFFICE,
NO 90 CAMP STREET, CUP sTA1Rs)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoRE
. CASH ASSETS OVER 81 200. 600 CO.
NATIONAL INSURANCE, n COMPANY,
BOSTON,
CASE ASSETS OVER 5000 GOO 90
FIRE MARINE RI and md 1MtsNR taken il he aoeys
.syRip or MUTUAL COMPANIES
BFGk so fGp %as
Ied for one hree four and five yeas at material
we have fac itIes for eTectng INSURANCE on HULLs
OF sea-going and River Vessels and Steamboats,.
We are also General Southern Agents for the
Travelers' Insurance Co., Providence, II. L.,
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000 90.
Ths Company TnsaTes against 81 PERsoNAh 4GSi;
Of LIFE or PERSONAL 1sJuRY D. " e''.'-s .,0
The general business e said Company in an the Southern
All L3sses Adjusted and Paid in New Orleans
HOLMES 4 BRO, Aeenta
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. CARoNDELET STREET. -,z
Amount of Premiums for the year 1866. s2oo6l 20
Amount Of Assets of the Company. .....,.... 3oUD W
The Board Of Trustees have to sig cent in
the outstanding certificates Of scrip and after the
second Monday February 1866 and have further declared
scrip dividend Of twenty five per cent H+T H- s'
aare TRUSTEES ~ n=a afuH EH7
r. r J. Lorber, * Jas. A. White, ..g
L. II. D'Meza, F. Matthew, --.
, Ar Miltenbereer, J. Lemore
A. Bidault, r Avendano,
j. Lemore, L. Grand,
Jno. Gauche, .4 A. Verloin Degrny,
..u Oner Gaillard r..g .,.-.
oMER GAILLARp, President
HY.s CAsTAnEpK, Secretary.
ONION AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. =
Capital, 81, 900 900 in Gold. Paid In,
WITH POWER TO INCREASE
TheAgency of this Company prepared to take risk
on Cotton Household Goods all description
| Of Buildings, a. the usual rates. m-
Fifteen per cent will be allowed on all Premiums.
Losses paid immediately after adjustment at this Agenc,
wibou, reference to the mother Office without discount
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1T NEW ORLEANS :
]. G. Robinson, Esq, CIV. couves. Es
James P. Freret Esq. ~.r.
- 81 20 Uar RG. KusoRevE, General Agent.
!, JOHN T. HEATH, Secretary. 5rw
Offices Ca.ondelet street, corner Of Perddo.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CARD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARD.
% o cE1h sa,s sg Fl NJ
The e sonnscsn H he member
junior ssa' vii Vii give
ay %sy TR
SEo r Sh4GkE Is f M sIe.s Ellington City
Washington City, Feb. 49, 1896.
\ 1 W ATgEsD TO
wasanrsn City, s4 fs5 T. 49, f street, o
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE. THIS LAY
and R ey an
81 d WaEsLoCk FSLAY Go s5s store l NJ
esepd at the
New Orleans March /, 1866, y w . fWAaaohbx As
THE FIRM OF SAM; DE ROW d co.
f & Y. D Et Rax;
We the undersigned this day formed COPARTNER
S5 6o @ The The q q Il
street. z.st.<.........--... .,.t,.. Ir.+T
8 5# s::$:s s.ss
New Orleans Feb. /, 1866.
hn ri E3w " ssheHs n San1k 81 s
his old stand under the s1a De Bo% CO.
New Orleans Feb. l, 1866 AZ
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a cofAET-
nershp purpose carrying Hardware business
at the old stand, No. ia Camp street.
EDWIN j. eKuRsHEEDT
| ]. a. BIENyENU.s ss+g
! New Orleans March ], 1866 s&EtiET
CoPARTNERsHIP-r FIRM OF CLIFFORD
Clifford undersigned will continue the General conmsson
ts ST. sIfof'
A ARGhi X G Mnhhs
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
GSx CO. a day d X s @ Il
v V. s aoS SooHysos
New Orleans, Jan. !, 1866.
mAv sHd
A q
New Orleans JAN lst 1866 Ivy mi n T-T7Is7 ds'T
HAVING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE Busl
ness, the undersigned soicts for Messrs JOHNSON
f f h patronage hitherto ex'sn%ed c ( e
q ssss eS 5sa ANP
sPs ii y ;ss5bs 5
Of New Orleans La holds fa power attorney for III
'' ''' '''I''' % '' SsS nAg E5Gs 60
rVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DA,
formed CopaEtnershp under the name ena style p
and ne
). iHS i 5g I. aAr7rs,
OF Ope,ousas, in coInmenoun.
New Orleans, Jan. l6, 1896.
"A HAVING BEEN PARTNERS IN THE HousEy Q
Dnmesnl Martin Ca We solicit for NJ. Mesrs har'i
NJ EDTHND Il. aARTTiiN.
50 ME-. JOSEPH ri. DoMINGUEz EAs A
W. interest in our house 5S REEY III CO.
" New Orleans, Jan. l5 1866.
COMPREHENSIVE HERMAN MEADE!
the last ten years CLERK in ny house int
e. p 81 M sfn ias date Tie style OF me '
s s 81 ss j * sF: s. 5s ssd
supply at the shortest notice and 81 n mt
-. Corner ,nnon and Csrordeletstr
THE EXISTING .BETwEl
hsHSSs u asSs Hs n
@ ed t en- Tie Of Say TT hs
New Orleans, sd Jn1e, 1868
rT1HE UNDEKsEGNED WILL Cor r1NUE r
business Of the late firm of hons1TeEy W9 iT On
lsS Common stree
New Orleans 2sd June, 1865.
NJoTECE-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH 4 CO,
~ mutual consent this day dissolved J. c. GOODR1
the liquidation Of the affairs OF the late i'm
- No. Go Common street -
New Orleans, Sept. 20, 1865
CEOK&E G.. GARNER,
WHOLE SALE GROCER
Commission Merchant,
Nos. 6 COMMON AND a CANAL STREETS.
Eav4ng secured services of j. G. and E. L. GoODRlt
Of the OF the
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The rst aim OF human beings is happiness and appness
implies health OF body and mind.