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, Real Estate Brokers
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

THE cosHER OF 18Th sTsEET WisT
AND STREET MOB tn. SQUABE 2Ia
On MONDAr the 22d instant, at al m, we
houses. containing one 4 rooms and the other 6
roems; one new. Will be sold together or sepsr
Terms cash. $50 down on each house when
sold. [Chron Init oc IS
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AY COOKE q CO.,
b N X e B 8

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Old FIvE.TwENTIEs taken in exchange for
New, and liberal difference allowed, -I.s
COMPOUND INTEREST note. bought.
o.
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RY J. o. McGUIRE q CO.. AuctiOpeer,-

RY J. o. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneer,,
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE or su,r
ROB HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE AT THE
kiksi ~ j OF JnpGE GHIPMAN, No.
On THURSDAY n ORNING, October Eth com.
mensipG ~ 10 o'clock, we shall sell Al the shova
named residence, all the excellent Furnsare, con,
MahOsany and Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor Fur.i.
Mahogany large whstnot
Marble top 6enter and Sofa Tables
Brussels Parlor Carpet, in good condition
number Of Walnut and Mahogany Suites Of
Marble top Bureaus and W ashstauds
A number OF Handsomely Painted Suites of CHAM
Der Furniture, with Wardrobes
A number OF detached Bureaus and Washstands
Ii Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany, with
Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut wardrobes
A number Of fine Mattresses, of Hair, Husk, and
A number fms quality Feather Pillow. and Boil.
Large quantity OF Bedding, such as Blankets.
Cemforters, Quilts, and Ooverlets, Sheets
Bolster and Pillow Slips
DINING Room.
Malnut Siceboard, Refrigerator
A number OF OAK Dame Seat Dining Chairs
Large quantity OF China, Glass and Orockery
Msrs, and number OF Plated Castors, Spoons,
b all Hat Tree, and Otlcloth
Number Of Psrlsr and Chamber Coal and Wood
Large Flat-top Cooking Stove and Furniture
Extensive assortment of Kitchen Requisites, SC ,
Terms cash.
N. B.-The honse will be open for inspection of
the Furniture. Wednesday. previous to the sale
&C Is lIntel.1 j. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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RY CROWN, wALKEB a CO., AuctOnoer.-

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
We shall sell. On SATURDAY, October %, at a..
O'Clock p. m; on the premises, part Of Lot No.
Z, in Square No. 5l2. The said property frosts Is
feet on n street north, between 9Th and sth est
runnln back ls5 feet 20 50 foot paved alley i'm,
proved by q two story Frame House,
Hall cash; balance six and twelve moHths All
convey snoe at cost Of purchaser.
&C le1t' CROWN, WALKER 90. Aucts
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XXI n. q. fAOE, Auctl0neer.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
EhTf, BEING LOT IL, IN SQUARE
Located on corner OF 18th street west and street
north and III the rear OF the residences of Chss
Knapp, ESQ. and Geo w. Riggs. Esq
By virtue of q deed of trast from w And erson
and wife to me, dated Oct 20. 1853, and duly re :
corded IN Liber j. A: No ls4, folios IOa IO5 Hoe
and lU, one OF the land records Of Washington
county ID. O 1 shall sell the above Described
property, on the premises, on TUESDAY Oct 30,
1866. at 41a O'Clock p IA.
Terms announced at time Of sale. Conyeyanciug
and stamps at purchasers cost.
ALFRED BAY, Trustee
&C lS-d KF. PAGE auct
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE . CO., Auctionsers.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
We will sell, on MONDAY MORNING NEXT Dc
tober 24th, at 10 clock, at dwelling No 50 i4th
street, between and u streets and nearly onpo-
site the new State Department, the Farniture in
said house, viz:
One koeewood case Piano Forte. Cover and Stool
Inree-ply and Ingram Carpets. ii eli OIL Cloth
zine old OIL Paintings, two orisinAls.)
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs. Walnut Whatnot.
Walnut Bedetead, carved headboard.
walnut Marble top Bureau and Washstand,
Gilt-frane Looking Glasses.
Walnut wiring Desk, Bookcase,
Mardro oes. Bureaus and Washstapds,
Walnut Extension Dining Table, no feet,D
Sewing u achipe. Mahogany sideboard,
Cane and Wool seat Chairs.
Hair top Mattresses. Lounge,
Flat-toG Cooking Stove. small Range,
Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
Crockefy and Glass Ware. Toilet Ware.
Together with the usual assortment OF Household
and Kitchen REQUISITES.
One set Single Buggy Harness,
Saddle, Bride and Marti nj ale
oo ls-d 10. MCGUIRE 4 co Aucts.
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10y X. +. PAGE. AucuOneer.
- 500 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
Continuation Of On Extensive Sale Of Blank ets
Casters. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Guns. Boots and
shoes. and large assortment of Fancy Goods.
EVERY EVENING this week. commencing at 81
o'clock. X. r. PAGE AucttoUeeT
oc IS 81 aO2 18th ST. under Odd FelIow., u Ill
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EOR sALE-The oommodiouo and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUN Dc located ct the north.
east corner Of North Capitol andl Boundary sts,
istsly The re.idsnee Of Ohas g. Uhmsn: The pro
and spacious cellars. Terms easy. ApVly on the
premises, TO Mn NINA UHLMANN.' or TO D. L.
WILLS CO. Rsal Estate Brokers, northwess
corner 10th and Sta. ~ jy S.d
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IN WIN. L: WALL a 90. Auotioness,
~ Stores Noe. ? aud 3l.
South corner Penaa avenue ana sth street
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SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,

nl W. l.. WALL a CO . Auctioneers
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bszaar
Sc Louisiana avenue
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EOR RENT-A handsome, well fnished two
L story FRAME DWELLING. containing 8
rooms, being No 434 north side Virginia avenue,
between LIST and Id streets west To = careful ten
ant rent will be made low. Inquire of r. Hal.
lDAf, 39l New York avenue, bet. 18th and 18th
streets west oc IL n
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
IIarkess-Reported By Telegraph.

cNolxSA1r. March 'l;.Fcur and Wheat aall Sale. Of
900 bush Of choice Fall Barley TO- Whisky dull
sses - ~ Mess Pork irefulsr sses Of 500 bbls ct
te5 also 400 bbls more ct SI 80 Lard ct lSc Gold IT,
Flour dropping Single Extra e6 so9e1 Is; Double Extra
% 2sdSS Is Wheat unchanged. Corn G 62065c
Oats heavy 3sa<3c Mes Pork heavy sales ct sc 50.
Bacon unchanged Bulk Meats rauss from 10 10 lee
WHISKY dull and unchanged.
CHICAGO March 3I.-Flour quiet Wheat active and ad.
vsnced c at 81 ead 81 ff for No and 86 uS7c for No.
Corn steady at 3d&2{c Oats arm 23d25ic for No J.
Provision. dnll Mes. Pork sss sss$2S So Lard s 1870
I8c dressed Hogs tl0 IS 00 t Live HoTs S9d % 7s
Rscep,s-S 500 bbs Flour 800 bush whest 500 bush
Corn 500 BUSH Oats and 900 hcsd Of Hogs Shipmen
oO bbis Flour 1870 bush. Wheat 400 bush Corn and
$500 busl. Osta
BALrixona, March 3l.-rour dull; Howadst .upsrans
So 23d % So Wheat hrm. Corn scarce; White, 73c. ;
Yellow 1Ia7,c. Osts steady. Clover seed ESQ S6 So
Timothy - so6 90 rs; FlaIseed. - SQe2 s.. Provi
sons Arm. Groceries steady Coffee. l801ic. Whisky
~ goa 81 26i Tor Western aud 81 aa$s sS for Peunsy
ivana
PHILADELPHIA. March 81 3l-Petrolsum hrmer but quiet
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat 6rm sales 600 bush
prime Red at 81 37d$3 10; White dull Corn frm salss
600 bush Yellow st lie Provisions hrm but steady whis
by dull a 81 3Sd 81 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
NEWS FROM SEw.ORLEANs.
Ii vh hWaecr-Qunrnntine Hemo'ed-'irea'
Number OF Visitors.
NEw. ORlEAys. Saiurday, MaFot

NFy.ORfrASs Saturday March 81, Zoo.
The Mississippi River is swelling to an alarm
.nr extent. ., ,h,
Pilots report the Pass LOuire far better man thy
south. West Pass. The steamship Monterey passed
through yesterday without delay.
The Rnatan Island quarantine has been removed,
The steamship Peruvian eacd this evening iot Ll'
e-p0ol with 300 bales OF cotton. ,,,
he city Is ial of visitors the pornlaion being iul'
60 0OO more than before the war. - -.
Cen. Scott leaves for New York e. the steamer 7"
the 7th. L. -,
Cotton easier, sales 26o0 bales receipts today = .
bales Low MiGdlings J1d0!c. COD l-'ii s~r"ns
gli. Nea.YOfk bank checks G.c. dl.count
Galveston advises Of the 2lth report that the lsta'
crops are advancing. Immenfe cattle shipments COD
V iuue. ,
ay.jyed steamer Arabia. frou Lis 'rfoo.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

1865 relating to articles manufactured In the STATS ~ y
nsurrection permission given by this Once 70
mody fanky and otherwise damsced tobacco wiou' sne
payment OF current Taesof duty upon tobacco ne"S
fhctured.
that and a.ter the first day Of March 1870, an
granted by former regulations Inconsistent wlh the s
provisions Of the law shall be and are revoked IL,
The privilege Of Ieworking remanucturne sucn nv u
damaged tobacco am satisfied, is inconsistent wn ID" se
raj provisions of the law and open TO great abuse. ~ op
crates largely the p.eudce Of manufacturers OF % . -,
bacco and deprives the Government OF large ainou %
revenue while the occasion OF the privilege no ionbe -
In compliance. therefore. with the recent suncon " @
Secretary permission heretofore granted TO re"oIh
tobacco with the payment OF uu'ieS o' i
the increased weight il hereby withdrawn. 80 , ii. !,
On after the 18th day Of April, 1850, i whI DC ~
that ali Manufactured tobacco and snuh made wholly OF
part from old cavend~h, plug twist or other KINDS n,.h
may may not have previously paid tai sha pe >,
duty ike descriptions OF tobacco made IRON he"
or from the natural leaf - - -, t.
Tobacco called to tins subject ana s' e"
orceinent OF tns Circular s hereby rnJolned
r. A ROLLINS, CCmnrstthef
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
THE NEW,JERSEY SBNATORSAlP.
a RHuIEw or THE CAS0.
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS.
LETTER FROM ]. n. sCoVE1'
sp.eis D;spstch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. T. Tribune. oe,
WASHINGTON, April J. 1866.
Ex-senator Stockton has returned from lien-
tom and eports TO his friends that he has no prosper
Of an election BY the present Legislature, but IL so
arranged that no election will be had and as tne uo'
ernor cannot fill any vacancy occurring while the Legs
ature is in session. the vacancy will continue uh' eA
winter when be considers IL certain that there WI" ~
Democratic majority in both Houses, thus secur'ps
his returu The Republicans all for Catte exeel'
Scoye who is opposed to filing the vacancy because
bs considers IL not fairly made Mr. Cattel has been
Radical for several years. The position Of affairs
NewJersey is looked upon with the greatest interest
Mr. Stockton also reports the filling health Of Senate
Wright to be such as renders it improbable he VIII eve
return to washington and certainly viii not at present
To the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA Saturday. March 81, 1866.
| Mr.. Scovel, President of the New-Jerse,
State Senate has written to The Bulletin Of this city
which he says:
| "I requested that the csucus should name the ma
before agreed TO 60 into joint meeting MY moti"
have been doubted am right within the doors OF u
own conscience and who dares 70 say then VIII N
20 into Joint meeting for Field Van DJ ke or Gregory
Has any opportunity been offered met say tnat
will II the Republican caucus will unite on any OF thes
Judge George s. Woodruff, Of the Supreme Court.
will 20 into joint meeting at 10 No., or at any othe
hour on Tuesday next. want to send true man 81
a Statesman to Washington, and am ready TO nal
INV words good by instant action Now let my enemi
answer that. Let q candid world Judge between n
and them The tyranny which drove me from one par
is odious to me in another when 1t demands lha'
submit 10 insoence and Injustice combined"
! PHILADELPHIA. April ], 1906.
A meeting of the Republican citizens OF Can
den County New.Jersey, was held at the Court-Hous
large. Resolutions cordemning the course Of Senat
Scoyel and urging the election Of the Hon. a. g. Ce
| tell were passed unanimously The meeting was
presided over by, nor any OF the ofhcers 20
ticians.
Later in the evening Mr. Scovel was serenaded at
residence by Democrats who we're subsequently entt
tanned by him. No speeches were made, bet ehee
were given for President johnson, Edgar Cowan aI
eI. Senator Stockton.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Erom Fortress RIouree.
EogyRrss MONROE. Friday. March

EogrRrss MONROE Friday. March 20. 1866.
rho xeaner Eutaw, with $50 bales OF cotton,
lnc ID from Mobile and Charleston for Hew.York.
mas s'I' val having met heavy gale on Hatteras
SNORT VI xar Mercedita had sailed IRON Mobile Tor
Havana to shp Is % s,;lad tbis afternoon for
The steaI VIZ, ,a,;,. 4; " ~
the third tin ,g nnho., Ds So,o 4, waiting here
mo Uhi,o xitor Miantonomsh 10 kew.YGk.
The ship IL sHil' '''ou' ''" ''- '''
In t,a hat
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
First Of A pril Hoax in PhiisAftPhias

PHiLATFLfUA, Aprh ], iS1.
uasy mornhx paper Published correspoadenoo
wscn President . 0hIso and asuppostous President
d Johnson Asso,sstO On here, In which the former
ol mised 20 come 20 ahis city and make public ad-
pr 80 today Acco riingy. many people visited the
m ar 81 where tho Prestn, was supposed TO be- ana me
% noa ,h which it was snnouncod be would attend. ~
sLso announced that Secretary Seward ana oohs'oi
San, o would accompany the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Uess Fires mt the south.

baltimore. Apih /, ieco.
,Fo, tross Monroe letter says fire occurred
., n,nvi = Va on the 26th ult. which destroyed a
planning mi VI ana "ooeh -ae'o'!i ioSH 'i'''V'N' A
The tow, of barley $ e.. wqs almost totally de;
s,,oyea Inv TIRE on Sunday last. Eighteen stores and
~ Irau;,c, tagers burned The loss very heavy.
tIchlnts had received their stocks offspring
,oad.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
c.rr.c,;..-sbipmen, Of Trea"sre.

In San Francisco dispatch OF 3Oth, prinlea On
Saturday. the shipment Of treasure IS enofmou'y
lated The true figures should be t439 3 ss Of which
.,oo ,.o 40 xo,e sor York The bunder was occs
Toned nv the fact that the cents mentienec very
nnusual occurrence and they being trsnsmiteaD
a wrong pointing was made somewhere on 'ne 'ou'e
as well as by the copyists here.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
MILITARY AGENCY.

We are indebted to Col. E..J. Lee, in charge
Of the New.York Military State Agency in this cry LOT
the following statement Of the Agency during tho month
Of March lasts Expended for free transportation o SOL
ders sac 95 collected and paid TO claimants SIC 40 u;
claims settled :l2s COO claims fled, sl7O certificates
obtained for Offices 75 letters written, 1902 Letters re
ceived OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
The British schss.er Gssrsinas
so,ed q, sca-suppssed',s SAFETY o. inc
Bosros. Saturday. Nsrcn III. leo'

Bosros Saturday. tN arch ~ leoo;
Arrived steamer VIM. Tibbexs. SAVANNAH )
brig Kenucbec Cardenas. ..,Asa 6or ST. John.
was found abandoned on the 9th iastan S mt men on
board and brought her into this port TT nooadH ..Hs
crew are supposed to have been taken olV'' P''"s
vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
0.....f.Nsteran EAitsF.
PHILADELPHIA,

PpUADyIPuA. katlrdsy. ha[cn 81, Io19
VIM. S. Pierre, for 20 years past Conimerc,ai
Editor Of The North America 'sne a ,S;s mornioc
formerly merchant Of this sity @ea a. n, sos.ios
css,sd resolutions Of respect to tis s'.nor!'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
70 the AtsociGtcd Press -, -see
WASHINGTON, Saturday, March ~, le'o'
ANOTHER INDIAN TREATY PROCLAIMED.

The President has proclaimed the treaty
made with the head and chiefs OF the blaeh.es @
treaties -ecentlv made with two other bands OF the
same Indians, by which they pledge themselves DO. @
ony 10 preserve toward the UDited states peace ou'
lion OF those spnlations they receive VoO per
anuum for 20 years.
CONSULAR RECOGNITION
The President has recognized Gcrbafd'J anseD
as Consul Of Odenburg 90 New ork
BRooKS-DODGR.
Owing 10 the interruption Of the Congress
sional pr,ceedings by the death Of Senator root;
Representative Dawes could net cal up ne cohtes'eu
election case Of Dodge Brooks on Friday hs he
de.lrnea. but DO Iniends u DO - to-moTIoN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Fires.

y, Ssa.s~s~s Pir~ ON Creek, Pa.-Ihe
Eepers aud story Farms IN Fi"me'-
Qhc Town Of Petroleum Centre IN
Derger. - sec
RrIALo Saturday Marci 81. lsC6:
n, Nvs bas Just been received here That the
-, obstructive fire ever known Oh Creek Is now
ragni q, c,. ,.,. o ,u e,,,os
,rhs 1sn OF Petroleum Centre u Ia great dsnger'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, from
Aspinwai March 23 with passengers mails and frea-
sure arrived at this port on Saturday. March 20 ia''
10 a. long 2s saw steamer Santiago de Cuba steer
ing s. S. W. Same date, D. m, saw steamer New
York bound South, The following is her treasure
list:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
FIRE at Ciacin q ati.

CINCINNATI, April |, ledd
Rocen's AoOr mill on Central-aye-. wGs de-
..-nvco Inv 1re ~ ulorning Loss about $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
vosxsu GanbIisg Hsase.

u, yroS Saturday. March 81 1850.
uosse of STA. = Csnstables, under Ms!or
po.SSo pSo do,cent ast night on the gambling house
No. Is Brattle-st., and vi0'''" ~ ~
i'm Elements OF the c0noe y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
"a; Sas or tho Peruvian.

PORTLAND. hE., AprI ].
T,o o,oamsb, y Peruvian, Capt Ballantne.
an, ino ), S,1sI '1, ,.,, tgbt tor Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

MEMPHIS. Saturday, March 81 1885, 4
Mr.. Jefferson Davis passed up the river 10
day on her way 70 Canada ria Louisville. She 10 aS
compsaied BY Col. H. N. Harrison her husbands fOs
msr private secretary.
The election Of Representatives to-day, resatea 1
on overwhelming majority for the johnson partl.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PASSED.

To incorporate the Poughkeepsie and Easter
Railroad.
10 amend the charter of the Harlem Savings Bank
To amend the charter Of the Nsw.York Accident II
surance Company.
To amend the laws relative to the Bank Department
To incorporate the Losusrs' Association Of New
York.
10 incorporate the Quicksilver Mining Company.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Nsw.YePk Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, March 3
BILLS REPORTED.


BILLS REPORTED.
Relative to the Utica, Chenango and Susqu,
hanna Valley Railroad. conferring the power 70 pu
chase the right Of way.
For the survey Of . railroad route to Schenectady
some point on the st. Lawrence River.
Increasing the compensation for the education Of de-
mutes under 10 years OF age
/ Amending the charter Of the Bloomingdale savis,
Bank.
Incorporating the North River Savings Banl, for u
consideration Of the Senate.
f; Fixing the IRE limits Of Brooklyn.
Relative to Aaspeth.ave., Brooklyn.
hThs Poughkeepsie charter bill.
Amending the cot relative to the Receiver Of Tsx,
In Yonkers.
Enabling the Commissioners Of the Central Palu
make further Improvements.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD kIADINa.
To provide pay for certain expenses Of the Qsarai
tine Commissioners.
To facilitate the construction Of the Southern Centr
Railroad.
Relative to the payment Of the expenses for contss
ing seats In the Legislature. II provides that the G
penses Of the successful contestant shall b paid.
Adjourned until Monday evssing.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE NIL ITARY BILL.
The Case IF III sssrs. Brooks and
Do dge.
Financial and Political intelligence,
TIE CIvIL 2 IGETsaEIlL
THE NEwsyoRK C0LLECToRsHIP.
CABINET CHANCES.
CABINET CHANCES.
An Important Bill Proposed
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
WAS INGToS. April J. 1866.
RFORGa augATION OF TIrF ARMY.

The House Military Committee have IN"
sruoted Gen. Schonck 10 reporto the House to Horrow
the bin for the reorganization f the army II de.s not
change the number " the army drom what Mr. Wilson's
Senate bil provided ieT. 1t authorizes tho veteran
reserves TO be consolidated and continued in ten reg
ments and all officers hereafter appointed to that D.y
sion are TO lie wounded olunt l. onits the two
regiments of coorrd cavalry ani reiucs1 the coiored
infantry regiments from Otrs. II fayoEs ofcen- Of
the line and in the Cell; Ald does nct as present avs
DO. favor oifeers on detail at Washington and sse
where with increased pay and per tisites.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21
Prospectus
----- A1FOS1eCGIE8 -
OF THE
LOUISIANA GOAL OIL AND PETRO.
LEUM COMPANY.

This company organized for tho purpose of purchasing
ten years. lease of the natural oil wells Calcasieu Parish
with the exclusive right TO dig or bore for Coal or Petroleum
In tract of land Of about fourteen hundred ~ acres which
embraces the old and well known Oil Wells in said mar
ISL together with the right timber and pasturags OF
said lands to erect the necessary works. machinery etc. and
to operate the for the purpose refining the OIL If the,
see proper to do So
Four miles of transportation level road to the west
fork Of Calcaeu river gives and uninterrupted com
mnncation by tide water navigation with depth of 2 feet of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars d.
vded into thousand shares hundred dollars each
is contemplated that ffy per cent paid at the time Of
subscribing will create fund ample buy the lease and work
the wells II 80, further call will be for nsaGneptg
and certificates of stock viii be by the President to each
however, any further nsaments required call of only
per cent the subscribed for will be made at
walls of thirty days longer.
AS the of ten thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed the company will organize by the election of
officers
The charter is in the hands of the Notary Mr. Magner and
will be published in a day or two.
Subscription lists left at the following places viz:
WILSON, PATTON & co, No. 1870 Gravisr street
McLAURIN, PoTHIER 4 Co. No. Ill Grayier street.
ASTON FOUREIER, corner Camp and Common sts
LAPENE FERRE, No 81 Old Levee street
A. D. GRIEF n Co, No. 30 Old Levee street
H. W. BBCkNAsTER Co, Nos. 30 and SO New Leyee
street
H. Won PHUL L CO, No. 100 Poydras street
CHAs BRIGGS President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp and Grayier streets.
At the TIMES OFFICE.
AT the CRESCENT OFFICE
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, N I n. Robinson
cashier Magazine Eatehe1 Streets where subscrp
tions can be paid
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A New SCIENTIFIC ToY.-There is successor
to Pharoahs serpents called the magic pho
tograph" It is selling in Paris and London. in
two envelopes; one containing pieces of white
albumenized paper, the other slips of white blot.
ting paper Of corresponding size One of the
former is moistened with water, and piece Of
paper fromthe other envelop. likewise wetted, is
laid thereon, when beautiful photograph is imme-
dfately developed on its albumenfzed surface. Pho
tographs have Iof course been printed in the
usual manner on the albumenized slips and then
decolorized with bromic or iodic acid or some such
agents the other slips Of paper have been soaked
in hyposuIphite of soda, and the application of
this reducing agent to the hidden photograph
brings it again to view. The magic photograph"
is safe as well as pleasant. m.