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INSURANCE.
EACTORs' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Or
NEW ORLEANS,
Omee....S0 Cnrondelet Street.
.... Office hours from A. Il to7PM


Office hours from A. Il tot Pm.
This Company continues to sspe Policies against LOSS
DAMAGE BY FIRE and the PERILS Of the SEAS and
RIVERS at the current rates of premium.
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOK to the CAPITAL STOCK
of the Company still open it's ocs for thess desire
to avail themselves ofthe advantages ofCASH DIVIDENDS
which the charter of the Company cOnfeTA
TRUsTAHs;
JAMES HEWITT, Of Hewitt, Norton & Co.
JOS W. CARROLL, of Carroll Hoy & Co.
W. A. JOB NS0N, OF W. A. Johnson & 60
J. W BURBRIDGE, Of J. ". Burbridge L Cs.
j. l. NOBLE, OF Battle & Noble.
MOSES GREENWOOD, of NJ Greenwood L Son.
ALFRED s HUNTINGTON, Of Huntington 4 Bro.
j. G. BROWN, of Cummings, Brown Co.
JOHN PHELPS, OF John Phelps Il Co.
MARSHALL j. SIXTH, of Marshall j. Smith Co.
I. .CAULFIELD, of Keep Il Caulhsid.
JOHN CHAFFR of John Chafe & Bro
L. Ii. TERRY, of Lacey, Terry Il Co
}. d. BLAIR, of j D. Blair L Co.
t. M SCOTT, of L. NJ. Scott & Go.
WIN. BALL, ofWhselock, Finlay Ball.
ALE. H, ISAACSON, ofIsEacaon SeixRs 4 Co.
p. S. WILFI, OF Plauche 4 Witt.
BICHARD AILLIKEE, Of MiIiiken Bringfer
SAMUEL E. MOORE of Sam. E. Moore L Co
VIM Fl. HENNIEG, of VIM. H. Henning & Co.
Fl. MCNEIL VANCE, Of Byrne, Vance & Co.
HUGH MCCOLu
ROBERT PITKIN.
W. Is, TULLIS.
MICHAEL MUSSON President.
HARMON DOANE, Vice President.
ED. A. PALFREY. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

OFFICE OFF THE ATLANTIC IRSUR-
NANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No. 1872
Gver street, between Camp and St CHARLES Streets Jny
1865 This 0om1any is now prepared to take FIRE
MARGNE RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS, on the most favorable terms
EDWARD RlGEEY, President
WM P KELLOGG. Vscs President.
Il. P. J8NVIBR, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Leave the depot in Agiers at o'clock WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, returning same day on the Arrt
val OF the steamship from Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
The Railroad Fsrryboat

Leaves Bashear every day except Sunday at NJ nrr
ing in Algers at p. 4. On SUNDAYS the train leaV
BrashsaE on the arrival of the Galveston steamship
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER j, 1865.
AN Invstaslon for Eaalsrsnaa.

Perhaps there are no lands in the Unite States
as productive as those on the banks Of the Mis-
sssppi river, within the borders Of the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi. Unlike the soils Of
other sections, they are inezhaustble and instead
of decreasing in value by the length of time they
have been under cultivation. actually grow better
and better crops year after year. Producing in
ordinary seasons greater amount of cotton than
could be gathered by the slave force of their pro
prietors formerly, they were mine of wealth to
all who worked them, and it was no wonder that
the planter Of Mississippi and Louisiana was
looked upon as q sort Of nabob whose purse had
no bottom.
Besides tIis richness of soil, the lands Of the
aforementioned regions enjoy another advantage
which should render them the most valuable in
the Union-th is hardly any end to the number
and kind Of crops which may be made upon them
For with only two,or three months Of compara-
tive winter, an economical farmer need never
allow day to pass without being able to turn it
TO account, and make his ground yield him some
thing. At the North and Northwest, where the
winters are as long as our summers, farmers grow
rich by the cultivation Of soils not half as produc-
tive as ours, aud this, too, when they have to
manare almost every hill of corn they plant
Consequently, to the industrious and sensible far
mer the bottom lands Of the Mississippi Offer in.
ducements for purchase and settlement unsur-
passed Wy any locality ia the world, The climate
is pleasant and healthy and the chances for pro-
ct are greater than those in the diamond mines of
Brazil Or the gold fields Of Australia. Our land
owners wish TO sell our State needs an indus
friaus and thrifty population, and purchasers can
rely upon hospitable welcome if they come
among us to work and to live.
Aa IA example Of what kind Of lands may be
- y Y1 y E..
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Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, Via
Berwick bay,

Leaves Brashear the arrival of passengers from New Or
leans by th5 u Ferry boat from St Ann and O'Clock
train from AIgters on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

the foot of ST. street. opposite Jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING, at TX o'clock, and on Wednesday and
Friday mornings at 81 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
PHOTOGRAPHY.
TURNER 4k OOHEN-
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY,
No. SD Camp street.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Tsng that the liberal patronage of friends the
public will continue have eugsge1 the services OF Mr. E.
NJ DWELL, operator who bs surpassed skill
ful and artistic ability arts Mr. REICHMAN Is Sec
ond to none in the country.
These gentlemen, With many others for business have
lately arrived from New York and prepared to
make pictures from the saest miniature your watch dial
to telt life.size portraits.
The public invited to call and make critical exanina
sion f'r themselves the many specimens we have of we'll
kn lwn citizens this city.
0sEoT<sfsEsAB'a4 GOODS AND AGRURsa
S. t, BLESSING
"a CHABtRAs srRERE.
wholesale Retail Deaar In
Pa uiypOaHys uIGaL INSTRUMENTS,
tH0T8H RAPHTC MATERIALS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AID E4AAzE.
PHOTOGRAPHS or EEfEBBTTIES, EEo.
would cat spFeal alsention his 5plsu9ll 5oo 81
3+7u9g hN1 Btoo Albums, which he is set9R at REBG I
toclldine RFHT E7EGB bA5Es WhGn, duT acity
! A. --ngGUHsi,
Pi!SFo7RAFaSof OF al tae Generals. yiswo a. li5
anG !a1sy szf}cet IA Er7st variety plain nu5 ID
F''''N&f hNHsNS gtT aud c-'trrs llppt dG ti eyGrJ
4ge1 u .r nn4i-7-" Z |l'.s- l.4ErEat f7'-s,
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Passenger Trains.
Special Passenger Tralnu

Carrying the o. s. Mail, leave the Algers depot EVER
MORNING at 8 O'Clock, arriving ct BkASHEAE, Berwick
Bay, at i'm.
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Abundance of Testimony might be Published


Bat viii only call attention to these two:
Mr.. AUSTIN B. FRENCH:
had lost the most of my HAIR afflicted With
itching of the scalp for long time began to your
VEGETABLE HAIR RENEWER, and 1T soon cured the
itching, and produced hns growth Hair nay head
This preparation is great thing believe 1t will more
than any other preparation recommend it Mrs. Sea.
bury, who obtained and ued it and could give hrst
rats certificate, Yours respectfully,
j. N sOULE,
Yarmouth, Ne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
NUTRITIOUS WASH,


A DRESSING must not be neglected. what Is most needed
mas be found and used.
The Premature BnIdness and GrHynesS
O, the Americans as people, is in great owing 70
the hygenc rules and excess OF mental
labor in climate foreign the The of Hairs are
mAnifeSt; IL is ono Of
MANS CHOICEST ORNAMENTS,
AZ vvsu sS protection from Injury.
Mr VEGETABLE HAIR RENEwEK
Is tho resu and patient experiment. study and
position accordance nth bysisnC rules and ssn
tide principles being trre
RENovAToR AND REsToRER
OF Hair in PATHOLOGICAL DISEASED stste to the
natural and condition of heRh by working the
,RnFth tha tha
Hair with that in which the blood proved
deficient emovng the accumulated excess of dandruR
and humor, mailing
MOST BEAUTIFUL DRESSING,
Always keeping the Hair soft and gossr being we'll Desod
| and agreeable in its odOrI thus atording
| An Excellent and Desirable Article
OF intrinsic value for the toilet.
II will in I'LL with the exception roty aged people
where the germ have all come away or be-
TneadisOEganized by sgeJ PROMOTE NEW GROWTH,
ReDtOre the Gray to- Its Natural CoEor,
Stop and prevent the Hair failing Of causing 30 bssUue
MOIST. SOFT AND GLOSSY,
Without staining the skin being free from and other
Injurious chemicals and truly beneficial to the hair
| phases.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

A Paris art critic, wishing to damn q certain
picture ately I'D his worst in saying that " the
ne groups Of Americans who constantly SURROUND
il ia admiration
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
vENTE DE pARTAGE-JAooB U. PAYNE J1bsoN

Q. 7 d
P Harrison Winter W. Breszese et autresSxeme
Gour de District de Nouvelle. Orleaus-No. l7,902.
I'M VERTU dun OrAre de yeNte mol
Il aresst Honorable juge de la Sxieme COur de Dis
ct de rEtat de la Louisiana dams lie process cdessus or
Tente plus hRut sncherseur la porte de Ia mai
de paroiSse de NaChoches VENDREDI lie 9Je
Jour de n0Vembre 1866 II heure du matn ct heures
de propriete suYante dGcts nominee dan
le dit urdre savoir-
GENERALEMENT QUELCONQUE ces morceaux de
terre tues OF droe de la rivere Rouge
descendant diShut miles audessus de la vile des
Eachoches la dte parosse des Eatchitoches ct for
mant ensemble que lon nOmme 'IhabitaOn BIea1Rac '
contenat tout deuS mile cinq cent acres En-
batiSses authorizations qul
vent de quelque mani6re qui lui appartiennent.
EE5~ CONDITIONS VENrE-Un tiers du priN dacha
deYa p8ye compliant mains les de tiers
deux placements annues du jour de Ia Tene
quels psiements teme pacheeur ournira obi
cations propre rdre Ct endosses en- blanc
iu garantis par dhyputseQue special tout
habation Les bets pour placements terme
interets rason de ceH du Ter anvier 1867
usqua eur paiemen ct possession de habtaon serR vre
| au dit Ter ianyier, 1867, lacheteur
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
PORTLAND, April 22, 1896.

hR. FRENCH: ~
DEAR sIR-I hsve used your VEGETABLE HAIR
RFNEWER for the last two years with the. following
great and Important results: When commenced it's
my Hair very thin and rapdly falling off 1t was
also very gray The RENEEER ne liately checked the
falling off, and ater duly application for few months, my
Hail became thick and glossy and fully restored TO z
natural cotoZ. Yours espec fully,
MRS. S. E. TUKEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW OBLEANs, OPRLOUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Galveston, Endianola and Sabine Pass, Texas
STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE
Passenger Trains,
MORNING at O clock, arriving ct BH4sHEAk Berwick
Bay at l2N.
Special Passenger TralnH
Lesys Ihs dSpS; in Ag!s5s at O'clock on s
val OF the steamship from Galveston
The MAIL Train
Leaves Brashear every day except Sundays at nrrv
ing in Agiers at p n On SUNDAYS the train leave
BrashsaE the arrival of the Galveston steamship
The Railroad Ferryboat
Leaves the foot Of St Ann opposite Jackson SQUARE
EVERY MORNING. at TX o'clock, and on Wednesday and
| Friday mornings at b1z o'clock
Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, via
| berwick Bay,
Leaves Bashear the arrival passengers from New
leans by th5 u FerrbOat from St Ann street. and O'CLOCK
train from Algters, on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS ant
FRIDAYS and for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

CITJtzRNg' MUTUAL. BNsURANOB 90.
OFFICE, No. GARoNDELET STREET.
Amount Premiums for the year S2206l 10
OF Assets the Company $40 90
The Board OF Trustees Asvs resolved pay per
the outstanding certificates scrip ths
second Monday Of February 1855 have urhsE declared
aser.p dividend OF twezsy-hve per cent.
TBusTsAs
]. hcrber, Jas. A. Wkita,
A. Il DMesa, r. Matthew,
Ar, Miltenbsrgor j. Lemore,
A. Bidsult, T. Avendaaa,
J, EemoFs, Il. Grand,
Jpo. Gauohs, A. VeEloip Degruy,
Ornas Gaillard.
oMER GAILLARD, President
HY. OAsTARRDB, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOusAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,

STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
rANs oHo1CEsT ORNAMENTS,
NJ VEGETABLE HArR RErEwEK

Is tho result Of long and patient experiment. study and
research not ophemerA production of hdAy /" M
position is in strict with bygsnC rules and Bclsn
tide principles, being true
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Without staining the skin being free from silver and other
Injurious chemicals and truly beneficial to the hair in all its
phases.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
ASK FOR FRENCH'S.

ASK FOR FRENCH'S.
ASK FOR FRENCH's.
Take No Other.
Take No other.
FOR SALE BY ALI. APoTHECARTEs.
GEO, c. GOODWIN s Co, General wholesale Agents.
AUSTIN B FRENCH, Proprietor,
Portland Ne
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HAIR RENEW Err.
OR. FRENCHps VEGETABLE

HAIR RENEW ERR.
DR. FRENCApS VEGETABLE
HAIR REVIEWER!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

A drsssng must not be neglected; what Is most needed
muss be found and used.
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am Orleans Aaiu Crescent ausaay snrnlap spr H. 1885

SEC. z. II est de plus d6cretG, ETC.. que les
appels DIES paroisses de Rapides, Bossler, Avo-
yeiles, Natehitoehes, De Soto, Sabine, Caddo
ct VIM, seront envoyes devant Ia cour SUI
preme a Alexandra. .,.-,,.--.
L'Amendement propose par lie comite Giant
de retrancher de la troisiene ligne de la sep
tieme section lie mot, "Avoyelle,' ct de Ia Gin
auieme d'effacer lie mot "Alexandrie" ct d'y
substituer le mot .Natchitoches.
Sur motion de M. Abney, lamendement est
adopte.
Ell la septieme section, ainsi amendee, est
adoptee.
Les huitieme, neuvieme, dixieme, onzieme,
douzieme, treizieme, quatorzieme, quinzieme,
seizieme, dixseptieme. dixhuitieme dixneu-
vieme sections sont lues ct adoptees seriatim.
Sur motion de M. Abney, les reglements
sont suspendus, ce bill subit SEES seconde ct
troisieme lectures ct, ainsi amendee, reeoit lie
concours ct lie secretaire est requis den intor-
mer Ia chambre. ....,, ,- .
oRDRE SPECIAL DU jour- ."
| Ce jour stant fxe pour Ia consideration du
bill du senat, iutitrtle,
Acte pourvoyant la collection DIES taxes
d'Etat ct DIES licences sur les professions, etc,
| dams la vile de la Nouvelle-Orleans.
| &c bill est pris.
| (Voyez lie journal du % fevrier 1860.
! NJ. Mohan tait la motion de deposer lie bill
| sur lie bureau.
| NJ Mohan demande lie vote sur sa motion ;
| II est pris ct resulte, CONNIE suit:
| Pour-MAL Abney, Burthe, Fellowes, Fou-
te, Gordon, Lott, Mohan Scruggs ct Taylor
! 8 senateurs.
Contre-MM Anderson, Barrow, Campbell,
Duvignaud Hough, Kenner, Lapeyre, Mum
day, Newton de jackson, Palfrey, WEIGH ct
Wilcoxon-12 senateurs. la#
Par consequent lie senat refuse de deposer
lie bill sur le bureau s 5z
Les premiere, seconde ct troisieme sections
sont lues ct adoptees seriatim. rs.a
| La quatrieme question etant sous conside-
ration.
| Sur motion de NJ. Gordon, le senat s'ajour-
ne domain midi.
HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretaire du Senat.
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No. 1901


10 AMEND AN AcT ENTTTLRD IAN ACT 10 CON-
soLmATE THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS, AND TO
PROVIDE FOB THE GOVERNMENT or THE CITY OF
NEW ORLEANS AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF
THE AFFAIRS THEREOF.
SNc1roN IL. Belt enacted by the Senate and
House 81 Representa- ives Of the State Of Lou
isiana ii General Assembly convened, That
section twenty-fonr Of an act entitled ian
at to consolidate the city of New Orleans,
ana to provide for the government Of the city
of New Orleans and for the administration OF
the affairs, thereof, approved March IL, 1856.
providing for the election by the common
council of treasurer, a surveyor, and an
attorneY and one assistant attorney, To- take
place III the month Of u ly next and every
two years thereafter" be amended and re-
enacted, SO as to read as follows The com.
mon council shall, on the fourth Monday q
MarelI 1866, and every two years thereafter
elect viva yoce, in joint meeting, treasurer
surveyor one attorney and one assistant
attorney Said officers shall enter upon their
several Offices Oh the first Monday Of April
following, and shan hold the same until their
suecesa7rs are qualified a5sa ae ~
SEC. q Be it further enacted, etc, That
I'LL laws and parts Of laws Tepugnant or incon-
sisteilt With the provisions Of this act, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
i SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage. zaars
(Signed) ]. B. ELAN, 7F7 ys-&
Speaker pro tenn. of the House Of Representa-
II Al tives.
lSignad) ALBERT VOORHEES,, s:
Lieutenant Governor and President; of the
Senate.
Approved March Is, 1865.
{Sfsned d. MADISON WELLS, @
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A truce S. ~ ~ : .' s, !
J. 4. HARDY,
Secretary Of State. vi .as ~ sss
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AlnNDANr U AcrE coHso1rnANr IA WILLIE DE Ia
NoUEzxLESosLEANs 1T PoURy0yAsT Az GoU-
viaszslrxr ~ pllr,slsEaAT Pr czrrE
YliLK sssI4a VT NJ aas III gs5 sii3
S ssa Ls II sd,,at ii IL Ohambre des 10
leeseptants AZ l'Istat do u Louisiana, reunis
"a ~ g6ndrale decretent: Est ct de-
" teneur HI ~ vinGtiAmei section de
IActs intitnlG; ssActeyc Ia vile de Il
Nonveile-O Orleans, ct pourvoyant an gouverne-
ment ct administration de-eette vile, apprrou-
iior u Soas5n nunicipa q III trresorier,
dumg0yms dun aNooat 81 az sou adioint pour
le mois de Juliet 81 tont les deux ans, par La
suite, SAVIOR: n S6Hseh municipal deyra, lie
quatIleme lnndi a. nars 1896 81 nous les deux
ans par Y SUITS ellre une aasembl ee-coniointe
par aufrAge annnnc6s de- 1--WE st3ix. mn treso-
Iier, I'M yoyer, I'M avocat eli. son sdioint: ces
fonctionnaireH entreront III Ton lions Il pre-,
mief Mhdi d'ayril proclaim, " y resteront ius-
qua "a que leurs successors aientl pSis qua
shc. a Dscretent de plus: Toutes lois 81 q,
clauses contraires aux dipositions dc Get aete,
on incompaHbles avec 50 teneur, sont par le
present ahrogees.
Ss6a y Decratens de plus: Get acte sortiri
son 1. sfsst pastr g son adoption. nm,
Oatsur intzrimaire do Ia Chambre DIES Repre-
.sentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,, j
acknowledgements ct President du 81
nat.
Approuvele is mars 1865.
y 3 90 HIS MI j. MADISON WELLS,
@ souverneur az I'Etat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme 81
J. II. HARDx s,ses
Secretaire dsEtat. ssag
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.,Cm or THE NEW YORK MUsEUM
X OF ANATOMY,
An and a ST. CHARLES STREET

49, ,n,utan, LECTURES entitled "Ths Philosophy Of Mar
as delivered at Museum in New York can Dc hsd
or by enclosing q addressed seere
~ r iRnch Of the New York Museum OF Anatomy W ana IL
N 'Ciisrlas steeet. New Orleans
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RuRrAu pu DEPARTMENT. DE L'ExEoUTF,
Nouyelle-O Orleans mars 1866
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LOIS DE La LOUISIANA.

ACTE
ErABIIssANT Ut JUICE DE PAX SUPPLEMENTARY
DAMS IN LES ACCOMPLISHMENTS DE LA PARoIssE
sTE-MARIE. VII VIA M
SECTION /. lie senat ct la chambre DIES re-
presentants de TEtat de la Louisiana, reunis
On assemble generate, decretent: Cette partie
de Ia paroise St-MaLie, connue sous les MONS
die dc Ia Petite-Au on a He Avery, est, par
lie present, erigee en- reimbursement indepen-
dant de tous les autfes, ct sera sons la jnris-
diction dun JUICE de paix special
SEcs al DeerAtent de plus: II sera elu on
nomme imme diatement conformement aux
lois existantes, I'M JUICE de paix ct lie. nombre
de constables necessaires administration
de Injustice dams Get acknowledgements. sa
SEC s. Decretent de plus Get acte sera
executoire partir de son adoption.
(Sfgne . ]. B. ELAN,
OrateM interimaire de la ChaInbre des Repro
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant gouyernem ct President du Sc
ApproUv6 la rs mars 1866. III 1stysl BI e ia
J. MADISON WELLS, 81
Gouvern6ur de lsEtat de Ia Louisiana.
Pour cntie confotme !: $500 4 .ss 800 4aas.4s
j. 81. HARDx, WI N II gI Til II p ag N 81
Secr6taire d Etats We
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nURYEE a. JACQUES, MANUFACTURERS OF
FUR AND WOOL HATs-By the Case.
Aso-Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers In HATS CAPS and
STRAW GOODS
81 and 86 Lfspennrd street,
first door from Broadway, New York
Factory-Newark, N. J.
JEHIAL READ, Late Geo. W. Jehial Read.
The undersigned will attend the settlement of the
standing claims Of the late firm of Duryee Jacques CLEAR
man, of this city. SAN. G. HICKEY.
Importer Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Hats Gaps and Straw Goods,
-.-.-..- 40 Camp street, New Orleans.
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No. % ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW oRLEAN
|.f-
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.. GREAT GIFT SALE
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.
Depot, 1877 broadway.

An immense stock of Pianos Watches Jewelry and Fancy
Goods all be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, without regard
value and be paid for until you what will
ceve.
Certificates naming each article and Its value will be placed
in sealed enveops we'll mixed One of these euyeops will
be by mail address receipt of 70 cents i've for
ST. eleven for 81 thirty for S. sixy6ve for SO and hun
dred for SIS.
On the receipt of the Certificate you will what You
going have and then it is at to the dollar
and take the article not Purchasers may us obtain
Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano. Sewing Machine,
of Jewey list for 81 and in they get
less than dellar's worth, as tn blanks
Agents wanted in every in the country. Every
person make day selling certificates the great
est sale of Jewery ever known
Send Csc for Certificate, which will inform you what
obtain for ST. AT the circular,
ing full lists and particulars also Terms to Agents
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON a. co,
1877 Broadway, n Y
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John Ii. FULLER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER,
No. 9 Dey Street, New York.
Has and ready immediate shipment and
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and


Boilers,
2s ESQ hsrse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills OF the
most approved construction, Of all sizes cutting 700 70 LEGO
feet of lumber per hour; Grst Mills, Mil Irons, Water
Wheels and every kind of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc, fer OH and
Salt Works, Cotton and Wooden Aachir cry etc.
Vertical Planers, Woodwork Planning Mochlnesr
Iron Plsners, ., Gray Woods Planning Ma
Engine Lathes chimes
Drill Lathes Daniels Planning Machines q,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines, -
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-23
A Shrewd Way to Get a Dinner.

The Omnibus, of Naples, relates the following
story OF a man who within the last few days
found means to turn to account the popular ap
prehensions of prisoners, which have prevailed
there since the appearance of the cholera. The
individual In question being exceedingly hungry
and having only single coin, of the value of a
sou, laid it out in the purchase of powdered su.
gar and as he passed by the stand of one OF
those open air cooks, who make kind of pan
cakes called .fritale, he dropped, apparently by
accident, some of the sugar into the frying pan.
lie was instantly seized BY the bystanders as a
poisoner caught in the act. He denied vigorous
~ the truth OF the allegation, and at last TO prove
his Innocence offered to eat the contents of the
pan. This proposition was accepted, and he &C
cordlngly dispatched the pancake with great
relish, and then walked off, we'll satisfied with
the success of his trick