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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

THE GRRAr CIRcUs.-The pavilion of the great
Southern Circus, which is yet at the corner of ST.
Joseph and Baronne streets, immense as it is, is
filled nightly 1t well merits the liberal patronage
bestowed upon it by our people. 1t is, without
exception, the most decorously conducted circus we
have ever seen, and in the order preserved outside
the ring, and propriety observed within it, families
find assurance that nothing offe nsive to good taste
can occur. The performances, too, are all of more
than common merit. Some of them, such as the
barrel dance by Professor Hutchinson, and the
tricks Of his educated dogs are of amazing in-
teresi. The feats of the athletic and the acrobats
are, many of them, almost incredible. The eques-
trian performances of Mile Sophie and her
brother are as remarkable for grace and elegance
as for skill. Mr.. Stone, the clown, while his jests
are mirth provoking, never borders upon the vul-
gar and he has more delicate and true wit than is
commonly met in the circus jester.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
AND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

The great popularity the Petroleum vspor Stove and Gas
Light great profits derived from its sale and
ure by companies organized under Grsy Patent
induce the Joint Stock Company in the
city of New Orleans, be called the "LOUI-IANA AND
TEXAS PETROLEUM VAPOR STOVE AND GAS LIGHT
COMPANY" With capital stock of five hundred thousand
dollars 0O0 divided into shares OF hundred dollars
each only per of which will be called for at the time
subscribing when all the stock shall have been subscribed
aud per subject the call of the Board; this
amount fifteen per being sufficient to buy the Patent
Rights for the States of Louisiana and Texas and leaving
working capital OF twenty five thousand dollars 25G0D No
subscriber need fear being called upon for than the fifteen
per the above mentioned working capital will be amply
sufficient under emergency to operate in the manuactur
ing successfully 1t expected that large cash dividends will
accrue the stockholders:
First the profits derived from the sale of county and
parish rights secondly from the profits accruing from the
manufacture Stoves and Gas Burner and thirdly irohe
enhanced value of the stock
The business Of the corporation shall be managed by Pres
dent Secretary and and five Directors who shall be
elected by the stockholders.
In order to facilitate the operations of the Company the
original propeto have already ordered number OF Stoves
of each pattern with appliances and working material from
the Maryland and Virginia Company at Baltimore, all OF
which will be turned to the Company at the original cost
We the Undersigned to form under the laws of the
State of Louisiana Joint Stock Company for the purpose
of carrying into effect the above operations the
of aforesaid shall have been subscribed snc
proportion thereof the original propreors shall determine
sufficient and promise to pay upon the call of the In
coporatos per upon the opposite
and the remaining five upon the call OF the Directors
HAMEs. AMOUNTS SUBSCRIBED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
R'eiU Goods.

Just received and landing, dlrec. from Europe 81
C. A. BARRIERE & RRO.'S.
Iag .,......,.,. Canal street...."..".,.,n..186 1876
10 cases a Irish LINEN,
6 . 40 to bS inches Pillow Case Linen,
:. lii ia Irish Linen SHEErINGs,
=. =. French
1 :, Drawers LINEN,
E. 81, lU-4 Table Linen DAVASk
:. 5.8 and A Damssk NAPKINS,
:. SO and As inch Huck TOWELS,
10 :. Coored Bordored Linen TOWELS,
:. jacquard MUSLIN aud New-articles for doors.
window curtains and bars,
cases 90 and los and 100 inch BOBINEF,
A White Linen NETTING,
balos Brown =. :.
:. :. Il BLEACHED NETTING,
cases Printed French ALPACA.
8 :. and Striped LINENS,
and Broche b AREGEs,
2 GRENADINE, .
Spring Styles and Plain PoPLINs,
6 Printed Linen LAWNS,
~, IA Black ALPACA,
Black BoMBAZErTE,
:. TAMEIE,
L" DELAINE. 81 and a.,
BOMBAZINE
Together with great variety other articles for sale
for CASH only.
@. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
In liquidation
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

DR.. J.. r. WALKER,-Dr. J. r. Walker, Dental
Surgeon, announces in our advertising columns
that he has returned to the city and resumed the
practice of his profession. His old friends and
patrons, and the public generally, will find him
ready to attend to everything in the line of his pro-
fession at his office No. $50 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

DAMAGED CoTToN AT AUCTIoN.--Messrs. J. B.
Walton 4 Deslonde will sell at II o'clock this day,
at Penn's Press, corner of Terpsichore and Tchou-
pitoulas streets, sixty bales of damaged cotton,
and Immediately afterwards, at the Crescent City
Press, on Levee street, between Robin and Race
streets, thirty-two bales damaged cotton, all for
account of whom it may concern Terms cash.
See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Stevsns 81 Seyneass..

StGVsNS o. SGyHeStGs
IMPORTERS AND DEALERs
PAPER, STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS,
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS. ETC,
90 and % ....... Common Street.. -. 90 and 8s
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL
The subscribers attention Of City and Country
Dealers to their adapted
every branch We receive goods The
manufacturers foreign domestic enabled
sell low any other house. We have in store and 70
which we are receiving constant additions
Papers.
PRINTING, all sizes and qualities.
WRAPPING, various saes.
WRITING English, French and American.
STATIONERY Of every description
BLANK BOOKS, consisting Of Records Day Bocka
Journals, Ledgers, Time Books, etc.
COPYING PRESSES, INKS. PLAYING CARDS, ETC.
School Books.
| large assortment, consisting Of
1000 dozen Webster's SPELLERs.
1000 McGufey's READERS, also
AR1THMETICs, DICTIONARIES,
| BIOGRAPHIES, ETC.
Also. of direc. Importation
CUTLERY.
GUNS,
| PISTOLS.
PERCUSSION CAPS. ~s-3
VIOLIN STRINGS,
FISH HOOKS AND LINES.
COMBS, BRUSHES. NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS,
In great variety. all Of which uer ss any
house.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
SpeciaE NoEace.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MISS LIZZIE WHELpEY and A. NJ. HERNANDEZ. ESQ
Or New ORLEANS.

We the undersigned conscious Of the weight ycur meo
ous talent performer the stage entitled you to our
consideration for unknown to as
your having left the Academy of Musicdo hereby as
monial of our sympathy beg leave to tende you compi
mentay benefit for such day such place that You
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Household Blessings.
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,

THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,
Is in use throughout the United States England Franco
Germany canads Cuba and South America and has been
thoroughly hospitals convents asylums
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
UNsTINTED PRAISE AND COMMENTATOR FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT.
These machines no. only
Save Three-F -Fourths of tho Labor and Soap,
but will last twice long, when washed In ther
look cleaner and whittier than when done by hand
Ali fabrics from collar blanket be washed FKE
rKcrLY without soaking rubbing boiling and xa
operate them. For fannels they invaluable.
The clothes washed and rinsed without inhanE
steam spilng slops, putting the hands in water
THE WRENGEK,
although essential part the machine complete se
it has galvanized iron frame solid white rubber rolls
wheels and drain board and be attached kind OF
washub BENCH barrel box easier and quicker than
other wrnger and without the injury the tub 1T
NEVER RUsTS, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER,
and is universally conceded to be the
best and Most Reliable wrlnger in Use.
RICE BROS. b CO.,
90 and s5 Camp street
RICE BROS. & CO.,
242 reboupitoulas rtrees.
BICE BROS & CO.,
565 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

NEw ORLsANs March {, 1866
Messrs j. B. Tewson l. Co, L. o. Moreau L. D. Arnoult,
C. Gardaune, P Canonge, Jr, Chas, Provosty, N Q.
Lauve, A. Haiphen and others
GentlemenYou very aeting letter, rendering Comp
menary Benefit has received with deep feelings of graft
tude Circumstances have induced to withdraw from the
stage of the Academy of Music
We will therefore, gentlemen with your kind appreciation
name MONDAY EVENING, March l2th at ODD FELLOWS
HALL as most convenient said Benefit take place Be
ending, will you sincere thanks for the
testimonial pathy bestowed u.s. and believe with
respect,
Your most obedient and faithful servants,
LIZZIE WHELPLEY,
A. NJ HERNANDEZ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

p-aey Z Aagical Pain Extractor we know to be
posvs cure for burns, scaIds, piles old sores,
.aeeua1is sorns, bunions, chilblains frost bites,
aau pans N The sides and back. Try box 1t
y cer'ain % tplease You. Twenty-Five cents, fifty
cents and one dollar per box. For sale by ali
druggists. - - = say ~ an
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

The STITCH made by the Wilcox d Cihhs, Saw.
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and snneror
even to hand-sswing, being stronger and mo.s
oesutiul. Can be seen at No. 5 st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

STONE, RossToN MURRAY's C1RcUs.--The won
derful Denzer brothers have arrived. Valentine,
Rodoph and Howard will appear with the talented
troupe of Stone. Rosston Murray at the corner of
Baronne and st. Joseph, tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

WILCOX & GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cortland embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox & Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

BENEFIT OF CHARLES PoPE.-This excellent
actor and worthy gentleman, who has always been
50 deserving in every respect Of the patronage of
the New Orleans theater going public, takes a
benefit tonight, at the ST. Charles, and offers very
unusual attractions besides his own merits. A
young lady of this city, of great beauty and cul.
ture, wall appear for the first times on any stage as
Parthenia to Mr.. Pope's Ingomar, and Miss Blanche
De Bar and her irrepressible uncle Benjamin, the
fat cupid, are to add their attractions.
There will not be an empty seat in the whole
theater.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

MILITARY MAPs.We are indebted to Lieut..
Col Moore, of the staff Of Major General Sheridan,
for three large, handsomely Autographed and COL
ored maps, illustrating the marches, raids, battles
and military movements of General Sheridan in
Virginia during the last year of the war. The first
one represents General Sheridan's campaigns and
the marches of the cavalry under his command in
,64 and s65. This besides being military map, is
q first-rate typographical map of the greater por-
tionof Virginia. The second shows the battle
field Of Dinwiddie Court House--the battle fought
on the 3lst Of March, 1865 This includes also a
nap of the surrounding country. The third repre-
sents the battlefield Of the Five Forks, fought on
the LIST of April, 1865, where General Sheridan
commanded the whole Federal army. These
fields were surveyed and the maps drawn and lith-
ographed under the direction Of Major G. L. Giles
ple Ct present Chief Engineer Military Division of
the Gull. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

TIE VARIETIEs-Mias Johnson's performance
last night in Deborah, or the Jewish Maiden's
Wrong" was witnessed with profound interest by
q large and intelligent audience, whose repeated
applause attested their qualification. This inter-
esting drama will be repeated tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

ACADEMY OF MUSIC" Lannigan's Ball." a
dro Irish piece, is taking greatly at the Academy
Its humorous points are remarkably well given
by the talented comedians. Ell Nino Eddie,
N lille GaIetti, and those great mimics, the burnt
cork people. still hold forth at the Academy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Steam Engines and Boilers.

Circular Saw Mills, Hoe and Co.'s Circular Saws India
Rubber and Leather Betting Corn and Foung Mills, Lu
brieating and Gum Packing Steam Whistles and Gauges
Mill Saw Files Monkey wrenches, Smut Machines Wood
worth Paners Shngs Machines, English Cast Steel Boiler
Iron and Rvets Bolts Nuts and Washers, and general do
scription of Machinery
For sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS & CO.,
53 ST. Charles street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1865.

For Louisville and st. Louis papers. We make
oFr Acknowledgements sr clerk Chas. g. Schultz Of
the Lonisvilss passenger packes + Virginia"
Capt. t. Y. W. Graf1am of sze Magnolia, has our
thanks Tor Mobile papers.
Mr.. G. G. D. Hoae, geresxi news agent, book
sellerAnd statior<r, No.a@ Exchange Alley, has
our thanks for tko latest issnes Of the New York
Albion. tlie Chimney sGuszer, the Weekly Ledger,
The Army anx Navy Jcurnal. and files of other
New York pxpers, Al q which he has for sale at
his News Nsp0t
70 Nj. q. d. Moore, clerk Of the Ida Handy, we
~ II leedsfordpa from St Louis. m
We hEvs received some congressional docu.
mentsik kcm Hons g. ". Julian and N. p Banks.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE FIRE DEPART
EESF On sunafy, after the great fremen's pro-
cession, the G-EscENr received complimentary
visits from several Of the companies. Owing to
copy not reaching the comp osing room in season,
our acknowic1 1gments did not appear yesterday,
"a they shoui have done, and we seemed to be
guilty Of the ungraciousness of forgetting the high
honor pais 10 us. Deeply regretting the omission,
our gallant friends, we feel assured, will excuse
the acci5snt. The members of Hook and Ladder
No. 3, united with No. Is, serenaded us with the
fine banS Of the latter company. A like compli-
No. 2l, whose beautiful banner, presented by the
ladies VI the Third District, was displayed on the
occasion. Hook and Ladder No. flattered us
1 with cheers and a tiger No. II favored Us
withsAeir excellent music, and that stalwart body
Of men Mechanics No. 6, likewise signifed their
friendship with musical demonstration. To each
and all Of you, gentlemen, the editor Of the
CREscEST begs leave to return his heartfelt thanks.
Tosbe SO honored by such meritorious citizens is a
distinction Of which be may justly feel prond.
sDELEGATEs 10 THE CIrr CeNvESr1os.--As far
AZ we have been able to learn the following are
HE names Of the delegates elected last night:
First Ward NJ. 81. Manning, Jno. 7. Platts-
meyer and WASH. Marks.
Second Ward--E. Tomatis, Jno. Brohan, J. E
EEi1h, Charles Stewart and Jules Stokey.
Rhird Ward w. H. Rogers, W. McCulloch,
Tim. Neil, a. Ward, y. McCaffrey, William Hart
6aE Sam. Brewer.
Fourth Ward Ohm Kirwin, Il. g. Preston and
Sid. r. Harper.
Fifth Ward r. Laharre, B. D. Hubbard, F.
NaFauez and II. Peralta.
Sixth Ward--Louis Pradat and John Dolhonde.
Tenth Ward Geo. Mensman, Mike Sheenan,
Tom. Wolper, Geo. Butler and Connor Clark.
Eleventh Ward \. y. .Andrus, Gestner and
Bnckhagt.
We have received no report from the Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth Wards. comprising the Third
District,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
.NOfice.
Carpet Warehouse.

10. .CHARTRES STREET ET..........,,.l9
We have received within the last thirty days full assortment
of the latest patterns of VELVET RkUSSELS Tanestry
three phys Inens veneans Dutch Wool and HEMP Carnat
ing also Floor Oil Cloths. of all widths qualities White
Checkeea and Coco Mating Window Shades Cornces aud
Bands, Hair Cloth, Table and Piano Covers etc etc
A. BROUSSEAU j. co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
NEW ORLEANS. FehrnarY 10. 1896.

New ORLEANS, February TO- 1866.
The following is authentic of the financial
dton few of the Petroleum vapor Stove Companies which
have been formed within the past few months:
The Philadelphia company W Evans, President commenced
operations ago. capital OF s2000 upon this they
issued stock the S20OoO Last week they paid
their second semannua dividend Of per the whole
amount of stock issued.
The Maryland and Virginia company commenced operations
in September last capital of S25 0O0 they issued 500
of stock in shares so Their stock regularly
quoted at twelve and onehalf per cent. above par.
The Ohio and Indiana company has barely commenced
on yet S3o0OO0 based on capital of $50
cannot be bought at par.
The profits of these different companies
partly from profits manufacture partly county
rights
Subscription lists the the Company can found
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
E2eaasOraE.

DIR. CHARLES E. KELLS,
DENTI@r,
Has removed his office to
IL DAUPH1NE STREET, second door from Canal
Lopez.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

East FELIcIANA DEMocRAF.-Mr. G. w. Reese
editor Of the above named paper, published at
Clinton, IL now in the city and stopping at the
City Hotel. The fouxishing condition of the Dem
ocrat iashoWn BY the fact that q supplement has
now to be issued to every number, to hold the ad-
yertisements, but there is no doubt room for more
Of them, and we know Of no paper in the interior
where&hey could be put to greater advantage.
The Democrat circulates in the Feliciana and
Florida parishes, and in the southern tier Of Mis-
Il sissppi iaaanties. and is well-gotup, carefully
edited and handsomely y-printed paper Mr.. Reese
wl reainzat the City Hotel for two or three days.
Tar GxpDo GAzErrE-We have had the
pleasure Of fmeeting with Dr. Lacey, editor Of that
sDld and stirling paper, the Caddo Gazette, pub
liahed At Hhseseport. The Gazette is, we believe
the oldest paper in Shreveport and among the
Oldest ii Louisiana and itsTpopularity increases
with its sge. II has lately been enlarged, and now
contains thirtystwo broad columns of reading
n mattAr and Advertisements. DR.. Lacey will be at
The 81 James fsf week, where his numerous
friends and patrnns will always find him.
i 1s- lee ssasnd page for future auction sales.
FIHAEG<AL AND GoMMERcIAL SUMMARY.-There
Mas perfect collapse yesterday in the gold and
exchange market, caused by the very heavy
decline reported by telegraph in rates at New
York. Offerings continued heavy from the open.
ing to the .cl0se, whilst the demand was Of a
restricted character throughout and the sales ex.
hibited decline Of fully 3O3a % cent. oil round.
Tho movement in silver was Of too insignificant
character to deserve special notice. }
Foreign EnaaGnge, has declined to the full ex-s
tent Of gold siaoe our last. The market was very
heavily supplied, owing to the recent liberal ope-
rAtfons in cotton Int most :hnyers were deferred
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

Wilcox 4 'Gfbbs' Family EAwinR MacbInes a,s
Heartily r'eccssga ended by aaysho use them w;,,.
cox 4 Gibbst Family Sewing .Aachines are shan. Il
luteIy complete. Office No. s set Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Prospectus
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS

PETROLEUM VAPOR STOVE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

To the Trade.
WE HAVE ON HAND
French G. D. CAPS Ely's Colts Pistol CAPS,
American :. E. B. Gun :,
m Prussian g. B. :. . D. w.
Waterproof CAPS, :. Musket :.
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER, SHOT
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle.
We buy all Goods direct of the Manufacturer in this
country and Europe.
HENRY FOLSOM & CO.,
No. 8 Old Levee street.
Opposite the Postoflce, New Orleans
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-07

and free. "A voice, What about
New Orleans?"] You complain of the
disfranehisement of the negroes in
the Southern States, while you would
not give them the right of suffrage in
Ohio to-day.
Let your negroes vote in Ohio be-
fore you talk about negroes voting.
Take the beam out of your own eye
before you see the mote in your neigh
bor.s eye. You are very much dis
turbed about New Orleans-but you
will not allow the negro to vote in
Ohio
This is all plain; we understand
this all, and In parting with you to-
night, let me invoke the blessing of
God upon you, expressing my sincere
thanks for~the cordial manner In
which you have received me. 4 rCo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-07
A 'iata Cholera h ds in IN o. Chi China na
Almost Every Case Cured
a5d with Pain-KiIler. - rsff
From Rev, R. Teiford, Missionary in China

From Rev. r. Telford, Missionary in China
~ WAsHINGToE, PENN, June %, 1866. Z
M EsSRS. PERRY DAVIS q SON,
04 Providence, Rhode Isiand-Dear Sirs: :
During residence of some ten years as a
missionary In Siam and China, found
your Vegetable Pain-Killer a most valu-
able remedy for that fearful tscourge the
Cholera. -.
In administering the medicine. ], found
it most effectual to give teaspoonfIiT of
Pain-Killer in gill of hot water sweet
ened with sugar; then, after about fifteen
minutes, begin to give a tablespoonful of
the same mixture every minute an til relief
was obtained Apply hot applications to
the extremities. Battle the bowels and
stomach with the Pain-Killer, clear. and
rub the limbs brisxly. OF these who had
the Cholera and took the medicine faith
fully in the way stated above, eight out of
ten recovered. nial - - , --3ff7sf,l 3El
gef Truly yours, .rogn r. TELFORD.-f Il
Ifattacked with Diarrhoea, Dysentery, or
Cramp Collie, do not delay the use of the
Pain-KilleT. ~ 9tf iN tAs5iH .JtJasaa
Sold by all medicine dealers. Price Is
cents, 50 cents, and 81 per bottle. Ftaf
augS dim =
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ImTN Helfief rg.3 V0g8Ef
Manufacturer and Builder Of

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sat3-buEsf YTOT-HsEfa s1Wgw
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.saiifo siaf p 5TiHpHI y $50 bi0s ~
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ai9l - ,oJ Storage. -. .
CTORAGE CAN BE FURNISHED,
I'D for three or four months, on very rea-
sonable terms, on application to In Esila3
E. q. VAN RIPPER, -,y
No. 2 Water Street (upstairsl.
sep1 div ftt Isl r1i .aflaaft .IIl
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CITY FOUNDERY

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PORTABLE AND sr47roNARY

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.diai "a ......ziano0 a1l1 Gefna- ~
$500 .iqs 1........ yiauo} ucsea' .lfetaa.l
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
New Rules for Base Ball;

Lnninqs.-Sec 1.-The game when play
ed at all, to be on the anniversary OF some
other day, and to be continued Until hlne IN
nings are played, if the playersare not play,
cd out before that time. To be conducted
strictly with the laws of the Medes and Per-
slams, and Code Napoleon, the City Ordl-
nances, and the regulations of the board OF
health
Runntag BaSes-Sec 2.-No player to be
allowed more than one hour to run base..
Catching.-Sec 3.-Players to have the
privilege of catching the ball in their hats
or caps, but the use of peach baskets to be
positively prohibited. Musduito nets to be
used in catching "fy'' balls.
Foil BaHs.-Sec. All 'foul balls to
be deodorised before used.
Putting Pldyers Om.-Sec Amy play
er Caught out, without his night key, or
a permit from the Clerk of the Council, to
be taken charge ofby the city police, placed
in a coffin and furnished lodgings in David
Jones Locker.
TIE Rtchr.-Sec. 6.-Should the ''pitch
err become cracked during the game, new
one to be procured from Mulleh's Grocery
store, provided, that his dog does not steal
the players dinner, and make "home
run" otherwise it shall be purchased from
the nearest grocery.
Botting.-Sec. NO cotton "batting"
allowed.
COnreydncc.- S.-Omnibusses to start
for the first base every half hour, and ambu-
lances to be ready to carry off the wounded.
Reporters. Sec. 9.-1n order that there
may be correct report by eye witnesses
after the reliable manner of war correspond
ents-newspaper reporters to be positively
prohibited from approaching the grounds.