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u,HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
1 TRANSFORMATION COMPANY

TIE NATIONAL EMPRESS AND
1 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
'vnow prepared TO carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
70 and from Now York. st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and IS far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to Afford the NOS. ample security 10 shippers, ! has
Effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such rs
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount TO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
ries' risk, and a security IL afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS n DT~RASsPoRrA'
TON COMPANY
is now prepared TO do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND
- can be done by any other company,
]. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
r.. ?. F1cxLIx. General superintendent.
~REAT REDUCTION IN TIL Z
price OF CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. LUMP.
MN = - PR Dozen. Cali and examine speei.
mems at No. 7g7 Main street. two doors above spots
wood Hotel. my n-eodt.
BALTIMORE ALUM LIME.-Twen-
a. 3 Es...iS LIE 8 rETrYJSEs:
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS COT.
AL to !. 'fis'SSfF o IHT" I Co.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.-A
ID few ladies' and gentlemen can be accomino-
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS ana BohRD IN 4
small private family on the most reasonable terms.
Apply on Fourth street, No. all, between Broad
and Marshall. "A can also be &C.
ROOMS for rent. le lv-ts
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y COUNTY, VA. IOIE MILES ZION THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlLRoAD.-The nfsises'
sion al thin Institution wall cnmm"nc- on the
FIRST OF CTOBE NEXT, and cl"se the 2'th u
Jun. following, II Is the design of the Principal
Ia establish Il school tbs shall be- second 10 none
and to TIA. attainment oi this end no effort Will be-
rnugt and extended. III. Mathematical and Sci.
rntidc DEPARTMENTS viii b" under the immediate
supr rvi,i"n of the Principal, who viii b. aided IA
IN. Department Of Languages by Ar. !. ". HAIR
Rls, an 4. NJ. Of the University Of Virginia.
Terms per session, 0ights extra, S!so-on" haIf
IN advance, and the rensinI.r on the 18th fsbrn.
ary. III currency not deprecated beyond y. present
value. C. J. KEMPER,
late prpfaSN,r, ~ VI ,b.m.tt,s AMI
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CCIIOOL IN SIDNEi.-Thc next ses-
- ,iou II my SCHouL viii commence MONDAY,
September II, and continue ten months.
rEKas trAYABLE sCAETEkLn:
LaTiy, GKEEK, and AATHENATICs..... 600
,rb,rg.o III one dollar will be mad. for fuel.
school r0um-ba,-ment Of the Methodist Church.
uhrr. may b. seen every day from ) A. NJ. tot
+ NJ Number oi pupils limited 10 thirty.
~ I2-rud2m GEoRnE III. HOPKINS.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YoUEG LADIES. Miss PRGRAM's
SCHOOL will be ~rsopenrd on the ist Of October
next. Further details will BE- given In future al.
vrrtisements. Circulars may be had on application
to MIS- J. w. PE0RAM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box 10 Richmond po>.oree.
jy lT-sod.s
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late Professor Of Mathematics AMI
Astrouomy, Bethany College, Va.

REFEsrScE. Faculty ofruiverslty 81 virginia.
Professors Nelson and Joynes,. Washington, ooi,
University. y. Z. Professor W. X. Penliston.
President Bethany College, Va. Hev; Dr. smith,
Union Theological scIntns ry Rev. J. w. noss,
Rev, X. L.. Coleman, Albsm3rie county, Va.
Rev. j u. Parrish, Caroline county, Va. Rev,
{. c. Biting, AlcAandria, Rev; samuel Harris,
Louisa na". 4. II. II. stuart, llun. }. h. bald
win. s]tsunt1m, Va. pr. y. Is. Psndie'on, X. u.
Kent. William ossrtG9, +: II E,e S R",,s, L1g,'s
Nm l. " gnss.I. B%aIumoEc. y 2o-eodsw
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIC md the pAHPH-
LET can be obtained of J. Il. WOOD. Druggist,
northeast corner of Marshall and Fifth strr'i>,
Richmond, agent for thu city. AUD from druggists
generally In all parts Of Nirsinia.
NH -dSsw2tswom
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
A CADEMY OF 1IUsEC-sT. CHARLES ST.
SPALDING L BIDWELL .... .Propretors and Managerh
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
MARCH 26, 27 AND %.

The entire range Of Baes and Ballads Pantomes ana
Pot Pour Ethopanisms and Eccentrcies Comedies ana
Cashenics Gymnastics and Gyratons exhausted every
night the best living Gailet Dure
Deville; Misses Tesman Clyde Whepley Frankin mohs
Bsptlstine Messrs Hart Parker, Emerson, Hernandez
Franklin, Ashton, German, Rushton ETC.. ETC.
The always thoroughly cooled and purhed ps
the powerful = d.. -I....s
PATENT vENTILAToR AND REFRIGERATOR,
Which completely changes the atmosphere every twenty min
utes and the spacious Museum Saloon thrown open to visitors
for promenade and conversation. Ht Fl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, March 18th, 1866.
WHEREAS, GaSpard james has applied to
w for the banceing Of his Official Bond Clerk of the
Sixth District in for Parish Of Orleans, wit A
Bond dated the 9th Of May 1884, the of five thousand
dollars $1,000 signed by Gaspard James principal, and
Christian Roeus surety the said Bond being conditioned
the faithful by the said Gapad James OF his
duties as Clerk.
Notice hereby given to all interested in the above
described Bond to show in writing at the office Of secre
Of State within ninety days from the last publication Of
this advertisement why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and annulled
Given under my hand and Seal of State as above and Of the
Independence Of the United States the ninetieth
By the Governor, J. MADISON WELLS.
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
ErAr La LOUISIANA, DEPARTENEEr DE L'ExEcuTIE
.f6g = NouveleO Orleans, le IA mars 1866.
TTENDU que Raspard James s'est n
cee greer de la Sxieme Cour de District dams ct
pour la paroisse d'0rleans SAVIOR
Une obligation, datee du mai 1854 pour la somme de
s5 signee Gaspard James propetare ct Chris
tian Roseiu secure La dte obligation etan condi
tonnee dee execution e dit Gaspard James de
ces devOirs CONNIE grefher susdit-
Avis present danne tous qu celia peut
montrer ecr bureau du secretare
dams espace de quare vingdx ours dater de la pre-
publication de les rason pour esqueles ladte
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annunee -
Donne main ct lie de Etat cejourd hui
le IA A d. 1866 ct la quatre an
nee de Independence des Etats-Unis.
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur,
j. H. HARDY secretare d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
FOR RENT.

Bayou Teche three mies below the town of IBERIA
Aaapa Louisiana containing sixteen seventeen hundred
cultivation of cotton with large amount of pasture land
attached.
neghbors all around before the cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro
ters 200 negroes large and substantial she'd
which easily be converted into gin house The country
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply to
S. o. NELSON. 1875 Gra7ier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION
J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNpg

J.B. WALTON DEsLoEDE-
"wednesday March zssEs.
The United States sn-cIads Lafayette, Hs G.
The fast sailing A schooner C. 8. stsabbin1-
Thursday, March z0tfE
Three story store No 16B Graver aud II lfSa1n
between St. Charles and Carondeet streets
s1s ss ssnDf saa Br sa
Nos. 35 Front and 30 FAsSpg
Three ground ST Joseph street. moan
wednesday, April 4thp
For succession W. Fsk-Two lots grounds zr
nnents on Dauphins street, between Canal and &asnss
For succession Of Edward Hasran--Fi7s szAr
with improvements, IN town Of Carrollton
For succession Of hares de ChoseulNfnessen 7nsszs
In nnen hi Wapeouses on Tehoupitouas No.re
Two thTeestory brick residences RsnSacs z&n.G
Three story brick building South Hastss ss1ssp
u Two story brick building on Delord street, aLssaE-
AV ops a doube Mi tenement frame house No. 1sz
between Poydras and Lafayette streets
Saturday, April It'll.
Sale partiton-Lot st. Joseph street azsa -
strset between st . Js.sph and Deord streets.
Wednesday, April 11t1k.
quarter Of of ground, and elegant
northeast corner Of PrytaniA and Third streeta
Nine valuable lots Fourth and Chestnut sazvssss
| Valuable lands Black river parish Catshs1kH
Three valuable lots Of ground Of RhGx1zIr
Wednesday, April 18th.
oFo, succession Of Jacob Ot-yauable prryss3y -
For Of j. B. Isbouisssu I'M 70 nzsz
Rampant street, corner Of Gravier strest -#5
H1~For particulars res advertisements.
j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

-
Future Auction sales on I'd page.
SUCCESSION OF JOAN Y DE EGANA-ls6s2-
Sugar A Sugar Pans scrips Stocks Bonds and box
Coral Bsads-at Auction.
By MONTGOMERY q BRO,
r NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
ofice-H Camp street.
MONDAY. March 28th, 1870, at the follow
4 n and places s nsS q g uf Sss sna i ssan
Ds 'of o Ns% osans assa i
6,6s2, Of the Docket Of said Court, win Be sold
Aso qesst as =. sas.gsm lee ON Camp street,
At 10 o'clock Merchants and Auctonees Exchanges
scsiPLousiana Mutual Insurance Company, 1881 $50
@ Crescent lsss.... 10
ia'5s' 81 ssEss
loa.ans T.haauspss Company sas each Zach 5000
coupons from LIT February 1854 iscasise s ~''n
A. II esse .s in lot Barracks street.
Is Sugar Sugar Pans, an assorted ...a
p5-TERAs-cash in 0. 8. Treasury notes
IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes.
By MONTGOMERY d BRO,
r. N. MONTGOMERY Anctioneer.
| MONDAY, March go, at 10 O'Clock, at
uA saesroom 50 Camp street, win be sold @
A large lot of sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING, just received
AVN 'A' -ALso- A
25oo pieces Prints Bleached Brown Domestic Hickory
Ticking Muslin, Cottonades, Denirns, ETC.
large well selected stock Of Furnishing Goods.
III cases Boots and Shoes. g5G ID
1926 dozen Hats and Caps. s:# ttp
Rodgers Cutlery in large quantity directly imported.
H5-TERxs-At sale. $1,000
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
,r.-I u.,,. c,da,a end parness Horses Work AuIss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
LOST--STOLEN.

4 OS,E OLE MHSLAID-25 SHARES MERCHANTS
IL Bapk Stock Certificate No. 249 December l3, 1850;
Crescent City Bank Stock certificate No Bis Decen
in the of Messrs c. NJ Fry Co.. on the books Of said
banks.
suitable will be paid their recovery If not found
application will be made for certificates Apply at No. IL
Union street up stairs.
r OsT-sTRAyED FROM NO. l79 CARONDELET
Ia street BOY by the Of Joseph Palette, aged four
years. yellow complexion. reward of Ten Dollars will be
given for his delivery. FRANK SIMMONS
r OsT OE RESLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF DE-
IL posit by Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New
Orleans Louisiana TO the order of J. Swami, dated Feb
1862 for Sli No. 1881 Notice is hereby given that
application has been made said Bank for the renewal Of the
snm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

MARKS d. FEBRE- -a.I..
JosEPH II. MARKS. of New Orleans; G. J. FEBRE, Of
New York; u 4HH ".."
Fs CommissIon Merchants,
IT, lO4 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
aasE ,- REFERENCES: .'
Sturges, Arnold 4 Co., New York
'. j. Fl. Brewer Co., :. :. S"t
N. Echevania l. Co., :.
Isaac Rich 4 Co, Boston.
a-s Jos. 8. Lowering 4 Co., Philadelphia.
~ T. J. Hart d Co, New Orleans.
Fatjo, Marks IL Co., .. .a....
Pnig Brothers,
Schmidt i Zegler, !. ).
Liberal made all shipments conbinged to our
friends MARKS & FEBRE, New York.
FATJO, MARKS Il CO, 43, As and Al New Levee street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
RALIS--RALLS.


rRAyD FANCY DRESS AND MAY BALL.
GTvEE BY THE
YOUNG MEMS CRESCENT CITY BENEVOLENT Asso-
CITATION,
For the Benefit Of the Home Of the Aged and Infru1
On Tuesday Evening, May L, 1866,
AT THEEODD FELLOWS HALL
MANAGERS: g.. ... ..t ... ....
G. A. Deisler, j. T. McComack, NJ. Gonsenheim,
J. A. Walter, L. Graneau, VIM Jones,
VIM Bevens. j. r. Kasson, J: Noenan
L. Poloc T. c. Lord, Thss. Hartigan,
H. Engman VIM Graham, J. P. Park .
Geo Ciough, II Smith, Il. a. Phillips
p. Parquette, II. Dupre, J. Cotton,
E. souby, N Meyers, Alex Becher,
J. II. Murphy, H. Mackie, G. O'Rourke, .
J. Kittridge.
YLooR MANAGERS: .......- ..
G. A. Deisler, II. Mackie, VIM. Jones,
II. Dupre L. Poioc VIM Bevens
n. Gonsenheim.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations to be left a A. E. Black
mars Music Store 67 Canal " Wss 152 Camp street,
or G. H. Deser's Book Store Poydras street. Dill
Sealed proposals for Hat Room Bar Room and Supper Room
will be received at C. A. Deers Book Store up to the
18th Of March -...
Tickets, SO. ..g h.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

GUN
1000 bbs. FLOUR superfne and Extra. n vs.. |.
pc 500 . PORK, Mess and Prime Mess. . .
.u. 200 :. Extra Prime PORK.
n..| 30 . :. RUMPS
800 tierces Prime Leaf LARD, ' 't
I..i no tags ,,a,, ..r-..' ....
' 100 bbls. Mess BEEF. ..... .. ...
= 100 boxes CANDLES, "N. sheaGer & Coz
1900 500 :. SOAP
j. 60 casks Clear SIDES.
Is . SHOULDERS.
100 tierces Sugar Cured HAMS.
80 :. Dried BEEF. . .....
so casks Green SHOULDERS.
$50 frkins Choice Goshen BUTTER
800 packages Choice TEAS.
10 casks Whale and Sperm OIL.
| e 100 bbls. New BEANS ..
, $50 coils Manila ROPE.
For saeby hEEF oaohr lEbp,
r II. II and 70 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

n EMOvED-A DREz, FASHIONABLE HAITEsiks, srsis.,
II the ofnomng bis and IT, Ia
In General that he has professionally M
Nc Sc ROYAL STREET His new stock, Just leeefe~ Will
be sold at very moderate prices l af H-N1@'4 .e .-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

- transportation Office of the New Dr.
LEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN r. R. CO.,
New Orleans March a. ls6sFreght will not be received
BY this road until MONDAY, March 18th.
Fs WARREN, Freight Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Nouceto Consignees-The Bark "Mary
Luerea Capt Bowers from New York Is discharging
her cargo at post 49, First District Consignees will please call
me Office Of the undsergned settle their freight bills and
so attend to the receipt Of their goods the evee other
wise they will be stored at their expense and risk.
JOS DEYNOoDT,
No 2 Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

CT. CHA RLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
> MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 26, ls66.-First appear
of the charming comedian, ....
MISS LOTTA,
Who will appear three great characters commencing with
the comedy of ANDY BLAKE to be followed by the extra
vaganza of JENNY LIND. To conclude with NAN, THE
GOOD FOR NOTHING, introducing Banjo Solo and Song.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

-Onlce OF the Crescent Mutual 1nsur-
Company New Ores March Is, 1SG6In conformity
with the article the amended charter of the Crescent
Mutua Insurance Company election for Trustees to serve
for the first Monday in June will be held
at the Office Of the Company, MONDAY the I'd day Of
April 1856 between the Of 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock
Pm. HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
Office Polk County Copper Company,
5 Grayer street.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company will be held URSDAY 9th April next
GEO. Q. SWEET, Secretary.
New Orleans, 1th March, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

VNOR SALE OR CHARTER-THE SUPERIOR,
and powerful Steam tug TILLIE Q. JEWETF pro.
peller about Dimensonsl08 feet
eng 20 feet beam feet hold built in the most thorough
manner in good order ready for business For specih
cations and any further particulars apply to
CREEVY, NICKERSON CO.,
Corner Carondeet and Gravier streets.
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BROOKLYN City News,

BALL ON BOARD THE SUPPOSED CHILEAN PRvArEEs
hErEoR.-A number of the elite Of Brooklyn and New
York were entertained last evening board the suppos
Cd Chilean pryateer Meteor In the morning the Captain
waited ON Marshal Murray and requested permission
TO remove portion Of the cargo The vessel being under
arrest the Marshal peremptory refused the required
permission, when the Captain stated his intention OF
having ball on board and asked at least to be allowed
TO shift portion of the cargo Marshal Murray on con-
sultng with the District Attorney found there could not
be much objection 10 this and So much TO the Captains
satisfaction, granted his request From this IL Is said
a loan of some American flags and bunting wherewith
TO ornament the ship. To this somewhat strange
quest from the captain OF vessel under arrest and
picion prvateer the Admiral gave decided denial
However, when the guests arrived, which they COM
menced 10 do nine O'clock they found the saloons
tastefuy decorated the Captain and polite, and
everything promssory OF q pleasant evening The
guests about sixty in number and continued 10
joy themselves thoroughly till early hour this morn
ing. The affair created somewhat OF q stir in the
City OF Churches being of peculiar nature. The
decks understood intended TO be rodden by pirates
and buccaneers seemed TO them hardly fitting place
for the display OF beauty and fashion, the
tread Of dancers and tho payment OF haering compl
ments It Is not unlikely that the most dangerous crew
1t viii carry board last night the most
gerous arms the soft fair which rested those Of
their partners; the most fearful flashes those OF the
bright eyes of their owners and the nosiest sounds
tneir sweet voices whispering words raught with thrill
ing melody Perhaps too, the most fearful havoc
nkeiy TO take place on board the Meteor made
the hearts OF the susceptible mascunes present.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


AIaAsT, March 2, 1866.
Mr. LENT, trep.) Of New York. presented petitions Of
stockholders of the Metropolitan Railroad Company ask
ing FOR the underground railroad grant Mr. Lent also
presented the annual report governors OF the New
York Hospital
MT LENT introduced bill authorizing the Liverpool
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company to re-
build and extend pier No IS the North river not to
exceed seventy feet In WIDTH and not extend beyond
the Harbor Commissioners line and TO build the
sary gates and shed thereon
The bill referring the Regents of the University for
settlement OF differences NAV arise in the Board
OF Trustees OF the New York College for Women was
reported favorably.
Mr. T. MURPHY, rep, of New York pre- ented petit
ton TO incorporate the New York Fire Underwriters
BILLS ORDERED READING
Incorporating the New York Association OF Exempt
Fremen. Amending the charter OF the New York Pro-
testant Episcopal City Missionary Society Relative 70
the Metropolitan Savings Bank of New York.
BY Mr. LABAU, trep) OF Richmond-To incorporate
the Richmond County Gymnasium and Sporting Associa-
ton.
To confirm the title to lands conveyed by tho Hudson
Fire Insurance Company of New York For the relief
OF Eve Maria Dean and Cornelia Francis Meyer of New
Y ork iesc heat billsl
Eyemptng the property OF the Total Abstinence So
cety Of South Brooklyn from taxation
Authorizing increase OF the capital stock Of the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company.
METROPOLITAN DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. LENT introduced bill authorizing the Comptroller
OF New York TO borrow money, In anticipation OF tax
ation for the use OF the Metropolitan Fire Department
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boston, March :, 1870.
The Fcnan circles throughout New England greatly
aroused BY stirring appeal promulgated by Messrs
Tobn and sennott chiefs Of the order In Boston and
meetings being held in all PLACES where the Brother
hood have organizations
WORCESTER, March 2, 1890.
The Fcnians In Massachusetts, the alert
The news received by the steamship Asia last night
has caused the greatest excitement among the Brother
hood
Major NJ s McCOnvilie, State Centre Of Massachr
srs has issued stirring call the Brotherhood In the
state 10 hold themselves IN readiness for immediate
action
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED EXPRESS PACKAGES AT HARTFORD
The auction sale Of unclaimed packages at the Office OF
Adams Express Company yesterday morning
attended by about two hundred persons But few Of
those who purchased got their moneys worth. One
package which sold for 81 co. contained eight good
vests; another. which brought 81 10, contained $50
worth OF oil leads ladys retcule sold for 81 CO. dis
gorged lot Of "rais' used for lades' hair and old
copy Of the New YORK HERALD folded upon which was
$40 bill Two shingles done up neatly brought ninety
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The circle. OF Ph,,.s.lpnia.

PnILtpHLPHIA. March 400
Great excitement prevails in all the Fenisn circles Of
this city over the news from ireland
Dss,nct Centre Andrew wynne has called . special
meeting Of al The circles 20 BE- held 10 night
grand mas meeting Of all the members Of the
Brotherhood and all favorable the Independence o.
ireland v contemplated Early next week W devise
measures suitable 10 the emergency.