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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

Including January and February, 1864, the average
prce Of the stock was 2 for that year, but with an aver
age of IO73 the managers wero only able to get par
In 1865 with an average of 90 at the Stock Exchange
and only three months in which par could be had one
hundred cents on the dollar obtained II would be
interesting to see the exact terms and price at which this
stock was sod and if sold by private sale who got the
bargains in 1864 and who the friends Of the road
in 1865
The earnings Of the Erie Railway Including Buffalo Di-
vision) for the month of March were:
1865 l24 O7O 43i 40 ..s2GO69O Al
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Road earned
in March:
ss57 $50 s65339O Decrease. s9O3 1913
The Michigan Central Road earned in the first week of
April
lsC5ssG554 ls66.....s7ss ISL Decrease......s77o3
The Western Union Road earned the first week in
April
ls65. S. 1876 s6Os2 Decrease......s2n3
These figures not encouraging TO owners Of railway
shares but they are as favorable will DO shown during
the current year.
We are indebted TO Messrs. Thomas Denny s. Co. for
their valuable financial circular
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad has
declared semi-annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday, says:
There nothing note in the condition OF the money
market only that bankers still losing currency and
the market gradually becoming more srngen but Inc de
mand is generally met at the discount houses fTstcass
paper discounted AT ten cent per ann out INFERIOR
grades discounted at az cent per month by private
bankers brokers Eastern exchange very scarce
and the market is firm at buying and premium selling
Round lots Of bankers exchange were sold al premium OF
6OdOc per thousand The demand to-day quite active
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednesday says:
There demand for money, and the market
toerably s6l0 inside and lo4l2 in the open
market good paper. There firm market for ex
change but dealers able 10 supply il without shipping
Gold unsettled but there was good demand
the In market there nothing of conse.
quence done gold bonds to-day There fair demand
for hirtes with moderate offerings and tie market
steady The orders buy chiefly from the interior
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

The WONDER or THE AGR.-Rocerss Fragrant
Odonioue It IDENTITIES the teeth preserves the teeth impar.
refreshing fragrant contains nothing In
furious teeth Afsc, substituted by Dentists sud Chemists o.
the hse standing Try you will be- satisfied with nothing
else Sold by Druggist Pelm-rs Fancy Good. Dealers Ask
for Rogerss Frsusni Odo1o'ne, and take other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

CHRISTIAN UyIoS.-The next Conference of the
Christian Union Association will be held in the Rev. Dr.
Roekven's church Brooklyn The Rev. Jonas King d. d.,
Missionary to Greece and the Rev. Ds Ee and Rockwell
will speak Prof Scha will preach in 81. Marks Church ut
a D. M and the Rev Dr. Craven viii occupy the Rev. Dr.
Kreb's pulpit in the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
Reeeinfa Of Produce.

April l3-66C2 bbls. Flour. 3G6 bbls whisky 100 bbs
Corn Meal sacks Corn Meal 90 BUSH Corn 800 bush
Oats $40 bush Rye 400 bush Malt 9622 bush. Barley 736
bush Seeds 6pkgs. Ashes 202 pkgs. Beef 40 bb Pork
23t pkas Cot Meats 79l pkgL Lard 35l2 Dbl, Petroeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
Notices TO Mariners.

BFLFAsr OP7tcB, DUBLIN March Is, IBbb.
FLASHING LIGHT, CALF ROCK 5. W. COAST or IRE
LAND-The Port Of Dublin Corporation hereby rive Notice that
the Evening Of the 3h Of JUNE neat White Flashing Lsh; will
Exhibited gho which has been erected the Calf
Koct near Dursey Cork 81 deg % min 10
10 deg ia min 50 W. and viii be continued thenceor,h
sunrise.
The Lsh will be first order Dopc oophoiI and show a'h
seconds Of al above the level and
should be weather from distance Of seventeen nautical
miles.
The Tower circular and painted Red with broad White Central
Belt aud is l02 feet 10 hight from base to -
BY order, WIN. LEES, Secretary.
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Announcements

FINEST RBADY-MADR CLOTHING IN AMIRIcA.-
Gents Youths aud Chlren all quite equal TO custom work
Inst received QO cases latest STYLES French English and
Scotch Goods for the Custom Department
BROKAw BROS
No G. Lafayete.piace, and No. - Fourth ave-
Opposite Cooper Union.
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CITY NEWS.

GRAND OPERATE CoNCERT.-A grand concert by
the artists of the Opera Troupe takes place at st. Ste
phens Church East Twentyeighthst tomorrow evening
the proceeds TO be devoted the enlargement Of the church
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spoken.

Conue.,shp March r. lat IS S. Ion &c 20 w. from Newport
Enr, for Hong Kong IS days out
msablr-hip March at 81 p S. Ion. 10 50 E., from Bombay
for Liverpool
Evangeiao-.hp (Brl March H. lat Il s. lon. 26 50 W, from
Liverpool for Callao.
j. Iias-bhs April T. lat q, lon g. hence Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

acknowledged the beat instruments in Amere: ws as
in Europe having Th0tytpo Fya PrsmisI tod ana Sf
Medal al the Principal held this country within the ast ten
wears and addition they awarded First PrS- Medal
al the Great International
Exhibition In London. 1892. for
PowERVuL SYMPATHETIC IONS with ex
eruee Of smsnshp Grand and square PASos
There Pianos al Of the world entered for COM
petition and the special correspondent OF The Iimo SAYS
Endorsement by the Jurors enpha,c and
"Tb. greatest triumph Of American Psnoortes In England has
circles throughout the continent and
rssu the receipt Of orders from
Europe thus phase in the history OF American
Piano BY creating In them article OF export
EyEnY srESwAY WARRANTED FOR FIVE TEARS
Among the any and valuable important Improvements In
troduced BY Aesrs Senway sons ia their tortes,
THR SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
. directed TO their
PATENT AGRAPPs ARRANGEMENT.
For which letters patent granted them Nov ~ Ba9
The value aud importance this having been practically
during by Stein~ sous IN
be he rrs,e-t improvement OF they
thai they have determined introduce their Patent Arahe Ar
srsry PaHotyte manufactured by heH h0gf m
crts Of that ell their patrons the full ad
vantage Of thi. great in proyemeut ...
$3.50 = - AslNS PURCHASING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

FRENCH SPOKEN AFTER A SHORT STUDY.-In
inquiries A. A. FAvAR0RR will repeat his positively al
explanation study for adults speak French
No other be made 10 written verbal
qleson Those who interested respectfully invited to be
present Seminary, No uLveuy place MONDAY fvES
April TO- a. Reading French TrEsDar AFTERNOON
See Instruction"
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$500 Bricks per hour with only two-horse power,
made BY the National" which is acay.tempering
chine and the bricks made by IT WILL the
AL AND CLIMATES. ADRIAN EFQUA General Agent
$50 broadway, y. Y.
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KEILoGG's
UNITED STATES MERCANTILE REGISTER.

IIoN. DANIEL s. DCKINSOS-For complete
chronological analysis and interesting Bosrphieal sketch
this eminent DECEMBER No JOURNAL
20 cent? Address Fowler WILL No $50 Broadway " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

October lOss; December 1919 May 1865, lO45 August,
1922, September, 1927; October, 1929.
Tie annual roports Of railway companies afford very
curious facts Of which the following examples are from
the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne last statement. Inc re-
ports Of 1861 and 1865 give among the items OF income
the sale of the following shares:
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N G. S. N. Y.

M G. 5. n. Y.
THE NATIONAL MILITIA BILL.
FOURTH REGIMENT, DRILL.
FIFTH REGIMENT, ORDER.
SIXTH REGIMENT, ORDER
SEVENTH REGIMENT ELECTION. ~ .,,,,,,.,
SEVENTH RECT. VETERAN ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL
MEETING. ...
EIGHTH REGIMENT RECEPTION
EIGHTH REGIMENT DRILL.
NINTH REGIMENT, ORDER - -
ELEVENTH REGIMENT, ORDER AND DRILL.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT, DRILL, .
TWENTYsECOND REGIMENT, C0URT.MARrlAL .,,
TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT. ORDER AND ELECTION.
THIRTY. SEVENTH REGIMENT. DRILL. - .,.x
For articles THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
this For by Newsdeaers at the ofe No. 81 faIh
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ......APRrI 10
Clenred.

Steamship City Paris (3r) Kennedy Liverpool J. o. Dale
Steamship Scotland lBr Hail. Liverpool National Steam Navgs
uon Company
Steamship ST. George Brl Smith, Liverpool and Glasgow VII
lams K Guion
Steamship Bavaria Uaml Tanbe, Hamburg Kunhardt Co.
Steamship uso Hoon HAVE New YoIk and HAVE steamship
Company,
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Disaster.
NenlOruud

schr Sally Gay from Providence Philadelphia
the Delaware Breakwstcr llih INST, and became total
loss Sales, tackle and crew saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

On another page under " Instruction." see adver-
t.sement Of BuKHAMs AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE asupe
riOr institution located Gt Sprinp field, Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
A STEINwAY PIANO-FORTE

IN PREFERENCE TO ALL OTHERS
have been awarded the First Premiums
Europe AID America by the most competent and neIbe Of
SECOND all their scales improvement ,nd recua
ties Of constipation have been copied By large moy Of The man
fnFement OF patent rights thus admitting Their ra' superiority o
that large number Of manufacturers ard As
ea p & m TI omen Or wcTsmsp thus eoacrdns
their excellence claiming Endorsement for their instruments
manufacture he piano. IN ,eeia separate shops and ha,
ment. ysIdv GSs every portion Of stenwsy Piano nom
ncpney its completion manufactured in one Immense build
nwsy father and three thus nsurns perfect uniformity and
Jae that mat no P,noOrte with The 'est posi-
bic defect !. ever permitted 70 saTe ,n maI9S0 and every
aei hs, IN Pahasin the
quality and far %Ge than its hI' cost .,, ,,or., ,,
commands alike the choice Of labor the Of the most %
fol Itra the selection and accumulation Of materials OF al kinds
EidnTnLrzTae that the neIamPsd achieved by
admitted to be their sterling and lasting qualities which
NsTHLr- fact that the majority the eminent artists Of
den. h America prefer ls private public
whenever they obtain them and their testimony ming
TESTIMONIAL OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
Naw.ioRx, December, 1864
The Pisnoes Grand Square and Upright Manufactured by
Mess SONS have established for themselves world
wide reputation that hardly possible for us to add anything
Having thoroughly these instruments personally for
public aud becomes our pleasant duty 20
pres. candid opinion regarding their unque'tioned superiority
any other Piano known
their uniform excellence Grelf
rbe depth richn, roume Of tone combined rh bri
ane peytscf The eaiye icd and
ADORE ALL 'pysinO duration sound nc pure and ypahheie
Of the delicate pOrcuitouh
This peculiarly Is found exclusively the srEISwAr Piano and
together precision, elasticity and promptne OF
these well their
equaed Durability under the seve trials Is truly surprising aud
Of artist We therefore consider
the Pianos all respects the best syu"en made IN @
them y and rgsreg ourseres ia public
recommend iheS tHrdrtdoy our JiendS aud M
Pablo.
have AT different expressed opinion regarding the
Pianos makers but freely aud uahedfagy
Mera SrKISwAY SONS Piano, sSPeroy 10 them dM
s. Is. MILLS, NN MASON. ~ H. TEASE.
ROBERT GoLDBECK, ROBERT HELLER, CARL WoLFsohs,
HENRY c. TIxx, wv BKRGE, A. DAVIS,
+. L. RITTER, y BRASDEis, Eyos bREcSk6
Gro. w. MORGAN THO MoELLS6, TBEo. EIsPELD,
THEo THOMAS T. Muuo CARL BERGMAN
Ma MAhErIEK, CARL AssCHurL, and many others.
STEINWAY & SONS,
WAREROOMS, Nos II n - EAST FOURTEEETlST between
Union..quare and Irving place. kewYork.
IMPROVED ELLIPTIC HOOK
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For Ireland BY CRY Paris April l...........
For Great Britain and Continent By steamer uion A II lOi
FOR Germany and North Europe tyia Hamburg by
steamer Bavaria AIfi! a.
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Rents are said to be declining somewhat so that
those whose Necessities the pressing, enjoy
excellent hKsTs East INDIA CoFPEE For sale
by s Goeers, Is oeu.s per h. Wholesale Depot No. lsi
KeAdest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

schr Of Georgetown c. for NowYorh with naval
reports having heavy sale and lost small boat
anil sustained other mmaierial damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

The ScHUYLKIIL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 81 Wal-st.
YAAD Nos 46J and 2tJ West I eGty.ffth-st.,
between Seventh and Eghlh-ayes
See advertisement ON last page.
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rnenfs Of Ocean steamers.
Pnssengera Arrived.

FROM HAvANA-ln Steamship Corsica-S Bishop Mr.. O. A.
Bishop Soa Heston Oireaster Maoney wife and three
children Mrs III. Riley child and w Weech Miss Weech
NJ Kaiken Mr and Mrs samuel NJ FOX children aud four
Mallory Mrs Mallory J. Nc Bride
C. H. Hale II. :. Manson John Hepburn H. T. Hutchinson, Mr.
Bry John Magee John Mseee Miss Mgee, Miss Sabine
Geo. Crouch Miss McNay Mrs Stewart
Capt Holloway Mr. and Mr.. A. O. Benson. Miss Benson, Mr. sud
Palmer W II. ATno Miss Arno Mr. Mrs. Goodsee Mrs
Carnwe Capt Wallace r. Cove O. r De Peystre Mr. aud Mr
s Harris, W Bun.te /. 2. Wall Miss NJ Roy J. Y. IL Sim
mons H. " Wiley, Air and Mrs BousseT Mr. and Mrs r. Bose
A. Boel O. OstoDdop. Henry Wells, and dech passcnserL
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BORT har0rn's Notire.

STATE NNw-YoEK
PoRr- WARDEN OFFICE, No. lOi Wsn.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
ton Of the passed April H. 1851 entitled An Act to Re
Warens Office Of the Port Of New York" TO all
interested having charge Of the subject matter OF such
inquiry that the following vessels
examination by the Port Wsdns that the said
will be completed within succeeding this
board said Vessrs;
Steamship Huntsville. X
steamship fdinbufg H.
Steamship United Kingdom ~ X.
EGrk Norma T. H.
big b. r. Hmlth
CONTINENTAL
Il. sophia r H.
ANTHORNE TOMPklNs Prrsident
J. Ayes HERMAN. Secretary
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AT CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS, West Forty
N Notwithstanding TIC. MoRROw. at l0i by the Rev
A. BAKER PASTOR ~ by Dr. sMYTE who viii lecture
Temperance "Wednesday evening Seats free Public cordially
invited
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Nos. go and
1852 reenwchs corner Moray and there you will hnd
Tees Coee. Flour ryhng else cheaper
NewYork. One price house.
wi Lucy Rlshton Lese Second Grand Sacred Concert SUN
DAY EVENING, April IS Given by Mdl. LEONTf GOMlEN,
and DEAN; Mess.s. FARLEY. HILL MONTROSEi aud WIN A.
KING OTgan The Male Quee aud Chorus together With he
talented Violini,t Mis-. MATILDA FOEDT tpupi Of HENRY
APPY Seats secured in advance at Box Office Prices. 81
and soc H. Draper Director Grand Concert MONDAY and
TUESDAY EVENINGS
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rise, .524 Sun Scts.......G38 Moon Rses.....
Sandy Hook 7l3 Gov lsand.... 1854 Hell Gate... 90
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1855.
ll,2l
il,ls22, 100
1854.

he sale of the following shares;

Tmoppt realized. ........ &, 7i3,7OO sl,l22lOO
Upon reference to the stock list it will be seen that
the LIST Of each month the price Of the shares sold as
follo
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x
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

either NO.r TunoAr TOseuz SPINE, FOREHEAD sc'P
remedy has proved its equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon dis
the liver unpleasant TO the wife and
mother few bottle. Of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP viii cor
rect the secretion deposit which directly urde the
skin.
Diseases Liver giving Lansuo Dizziness lnaes
on liberated condition Of that
organ with burning other unpleasant, symptoms will
be relieved by the use Of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
II Asa BLOOD PURIFYING AeEyr LITs sIRor
STANDS rSRivALEp PREPARATION
THE RICH AND POOR
are liable diseases Nature and Science have made tbs
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP for the bensa, Of all.
PURE BLOOD
produce, healthy women and the constitution neglected
In youth, disease and early death are the result
Price, 81 Is per bottle; Ons.hslf DOZEN for So
WIN. II. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEwYoRK.
MORGAN & ALLEN
Wholesale Druggists
Agents,
No. &c Cifst, New.York
GEO C. GOODWIN Co., Boston.
II. REED g. Co, Chicago.
COLLINS BROTHERS, ST. Louis.
J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY Co, Philadelphia
BARNES, WARD Co, NewOrleana
BARNES, HENRY L Co., Montreal, Canada
RosZETZER SMITH DEAN. Sac rsassissa c.
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R1aI'!GXA;;IZ'I||'jI'slll;A

For MOTHS. Reliable Cheap Fragrant Sold by druggist every
where HARRIS CHAPMAN. FsctuIsgv Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-----------------------
MANSION HOUSE.

mANOAON r,-
(Formerly Headquarters> 80
A. G. Sims Proprietor
Sc Front Row,
Marchsd3m - COLUMBUS, KENTUCKY.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
HIGH CoURr OF ERRORS AND APPEALS.
January Special Term, 1866. Wed
+ February. 28th, 1866.

january Special Term, 1866. Wednesday
February, 28h, 1866. a
Ordered, that at the next April term of
this court, the docket Of the first District
shall be taken up on the third Monday OF
April, and the cases thereon shall be, heard
until the 18th day of May That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up on the
second Monday of May, being the 18th day
Of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2nd day Of June. That the docket
of the second District shall be taken up on
| ~ that month. and the cases thereon heard
unt;I fhe business Of that docket is disposed
| ~ a4s 81 .NG 81E@b1
A true copy from the minutes. Ia1ss aass
.Attest. slid ~ SAM'L LIVlNGSTON,t rs
as.rcs. s.1s5t ~ e ss.taass Clerk.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

GEN. JAMES LONGsTREET, Q.ongstreet, owen
& Co.. President, New Orleans.
c. HOLDEEOGE, (Hodreige, Paxson & Folsom )
Vice President Now Orleans
A. G.. GRAHAM, President First National Bank, New
Orleans.
7. p MAY, United States Treasurer, Eew Orleans
GEN F. J. HERON, Commission elchant. New
Orleans.
SAM. DEBDW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
w GRAHAM. Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Nj reliant, New Orleans.
J. p. DILLING HAN (pilingham & Bonner, iAttor-
neyD New Orleans.
EVERETT s LANE, wholes lle Boots anf shoes, %
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. lNHERSOLL, of Mobile, Ala.
GEN. W.. WRIGHT, Of Memphis. Tenn
W.D GRISwOLD. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. f. b. NICHOLS, of Texas
GEN. ROBERT u LEE of Virg,nii
| G. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans,
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BRAN

needed by the Planter.
We are epared to contract with Planters for any
thing in our line from l,0U0 90 600 pounds Bacon.
Corn &c, in the same way, and liberal discount
will be made, in selliug by the quantity.
w. W MERRI W EATHER co.
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BOARD OF REFERENCE

BOARD OF REFERENCE
HHN u. y. GRANF------.......------ Washington
GEN. b. w. BRICE.---<.......---..-----
J. II b. LA1ROBE. Esq. .....--........--.B Baltimore
JOHN J ROE .------.-----..........St. st. Louis
HON. FRANCIS p BLAIR. .Vicksburg
FIRST NATIONAi. BANK Memphis
HON. :. H STEPHENS Georgia
TEXAS NATIONAL BANK .--..- --..---.- Galveston
BOBT. w. JOHNSON Pine Bluff
HENRY HENDRICKS g. co --..... .--.Hou ston
GEN. JOS. L. JOHNSON Richmond
co b. G. HuMPHREYS................ Mississippi
A. NJ. GENTRY Observation-Disclosures Houston
NERMlLfE CO------.---------- .'....''.New York
NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK K.-----.-.....----. ------.----- New York
J.C VAN DUZER....----.......,.. Nashville
GEN. FRANK CHEATHAM.......--..--. :"
GEN. J l.. Donaldson .----..-.-...--.. "
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. .--.............. "
THOMPSON, NORRIS 4 co --..-.----. Shreveport
N. SU rHERLAND g. CO.--.......--...... F."
WASHINGTON MCLEAN ------ Cincinnati
GEN. GEO. b. HODGE.----.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK..-.......
FIRST NATIONAL BANK----.-..---..-----Me BA Mobile
THIRD NATIONAL BANK. Chicago
Liberal dedu cions from premiuus will DO made on
and twelve months Policies wbeu renewed direct
at Home office. Address Lock Box 400, New orleans
General Supervising 1gent
MAJOR THOMAS RHETT, of sc.
MEssRs. BARROws g. sMYTHE, :
District Agents, Jackson, Miss,
Are now propose issa Policies aad Tickets of all
| descriptions for ; company E -. Aprll fol
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EeAHT I N q

. taasE Af9 1haNssidi.'a
Having leased and thoroughly renovated
che Honse formerly kept by Mrs. johnson,
on the ''sao-At N'ia AfA 1s1it-
Corner Of TOmblghee and President Stss
I am now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public and solicit . share of pat
rona0e. On q apaas WIN. WHITEHEADsl
March %y-AIW' astf3alfaI .hsAsaa "a hf0 I
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sash Capltal.................s D. 900
With Privilege 10 iECrraSe i0.....sl 100000
GEN. JAMES LONGSTREET...... President.

his Company il new fully prepared TO ta e Risks
against Accd nts of all Sinds Travellers Rss includ-
ed, for any amount $500 to $4,000 and for any
length Of time from one Day TO five years at lowest
established Rates
30 cents will insure against Travellers Risk for
two Days in the sum Of S3,OOl with Weekly compen.
sation OF $500 in of total disability by aceei-
dent
% cents will insure you for one day against
General Accidents including Travellers Risk IN the
sum OF S1WO with weekly compensation in case Cf
total disability $500
SS,oO will insure ten days against General ac-
cdents tr $1,000 with weekly compensation of S25 90.
% 90 viii insure you month against General
Accidents :or 5000, with weekly compensation Of
$1,000
SSo,OO Will insure You one year against General
Accidents IN sum of 5000, weekly compensation for
total disability : % 90
Other amounts for all kinds proportionately low
rates.
This is the only Company of its hind d5micied in
New Orleans, and a reference TO the subjoned names
of the Directors and General Board of References
suihcitnt glarantc TO ALL Of its stability and must
command the confidence of she public throughout the
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yOUrHERN SPRING TRADE.

Comprising;
H. Fancy SrUFFS and LAWNS.
Frenlh IN Scotch LAWNS
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