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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
GROCERIES,
oo2 2oe aoe


~ MN-hi
nv HAY ~ STOKE AND AhEANA-
w leus 10 sell mem out quick, the follows
Ing goods
ONE LOT NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
ONE LOT CRUSHED POWD'RD SUGAR.
ONE LOT PORTO RICO SUGAR.
ONE LOT PRIME COFFEE.
ONE LOT FAIR COFFEE.
ONE LOT SUGAR CURED HAMS
ONE LOT CLEAR SIDES,
ONE LOT BACON SHOULDERS.
ONE LOT LARD. In key and tierces.
ONE LOT RAISINs. 0Tf
ONE LOT CORN MEAL.
ONE LOT CAROLINA RICE.
ONE LOT VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
ONE LOT MISSOURI TOBACCO.
ONE LOT CIGARS-assorted brands.
ONE LOT ENGLISH SODA.
ONE LOT SARDINES, in u and x boxes.
ONE LOT MACKEREL, in barrels.
ONE LOT MACKEREL. in u barrels.
ONE LOT MACKEREL, in kits.
ONE LQT WHITE FISH. in kits.
ONE LOT SALMON, in kits
0NE LOT BLuE FISH. in kits.
SSE fS SE S SSHfH dEHAS = cans: in cans
9 SNNE k k9T R RIA NRY P PEASSHFSs
ONE LOT AXLE GREASE, in cans.
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nsse Gov CRAWFORD. Of Kansas,

aeS- Gov. .CRAwFoRD, of Kansas, on
Saturday, photographed Gen.. PorE-th
bushwhackers are crossing for some pur-
pose in Western Missouri, requesting
cavalry to prevent an Eruption into
Kansas. Gen. PoPE sent the application
to Gov. FLETCHER, who has taken mea-
sures to prevent trouble. tss, ss2etI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE

Wemake no secret Of the ingredients. Helm
holds Fluid Extract Buchu is composed o.
BHchu, Cubebs. and Juniper Berries, selected
with great care, and prepared in vacuo by H.
vcars' experience in the city Of Philadelphia.
and whrsh j. now prescribed BY the most emf
neOt physicians. has been admitted TO use in the
United States army. and Is also IN very general
use in stale Hospitals and public Sanitary In
stitutions throughout the land.
rf- Direct letters 60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID xTRACT Blu CHI U

In all cases Of the Urinary Organs, whether ex-
isting in male or female. from whatever cause
originatipg, and no matter of how long stand
ing. IT is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate
in its action. and more STRENGTHENING than any
Of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken-down or Den
cate Contributions. procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware That however slight
may be the attack Of the above disease. II Is sure
10 affect his bodily health. mental powers, hap,
Hood are supported from these sources.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
TuMBLIEe DOWN.

Prices are tumbling in the North
When will they tumble hereI When
viii rents and living come DOWN. They
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
ROSIE WASH

Will radically exterminate from the system
Diseases of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits of dissipation, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, and no exposure, completely
supersedipR those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Copaiba and Mercury, in curing those
nnpleasant and dangerous diseases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23
AUCTION SALE
BUILDING LOTS.
on
Tuesday Morning. March q,
ATII O'CLOCK.

WE SHALL SELL. ON THE PREMISES.
w twenty beautiful LOTS. situated on Wal
nut. Surrcttc and Robson streets. In Hills
and cast Of the st. Agnes hcadcmy, These lots
have a front of 81 feet and extend back lS0 feet
% 10 feet alleys
The location Of these Lots arc unsurpassed
for health fnlness. and arc in n rapidly improv-
ing section. and when the street railways are
completed will be. for all practical purposes. as
convenient for residences as lots costing ten
times a. much I he title 20 this property is
indisputahIe Sale positive and unrcservod.
Terms liberal. Each lot will be staksd out on
day Of sale, 90 that purchaser viii see the
M0NshRRAT, LANIER A CO..
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Brokers
dcel-sm-mar9 Irvinr Block.
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LIEUTENANT MAURY.

Mr.. ]. o. TORIES, Of the city of Mex
leo, has authorized the Imperial Com
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23

The President is beaping Goals of fire
on radical heads.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses arising from En-
cesses or hdiscretion
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCH U.
HELNIBOLD'S

HxTRAcr BUCH U
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-23

Eiehty-four feet on Poplar street. extending
through 10 Washington, with a comfortable
frame dwelling.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07
Senet;ens Sertbeibiamns.

yin ttaltsuiltsr General, tem man urtb,iI
uno Eenntnie bstIniFt, fbretbt ibsr bic @e 8
iefto'suiI9smlltsl Srfrsi6s. in Senrtisn pte
folst:
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frft WeBen anarsifsn in Der 5rUnt pom DIN,
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Vtdntua lInte iirssn labt uno pom oDriotilber
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rl9e 81 ptmafbtiAen ODER auf FIR Staiisn aeoeu
uher lte5snoen Slae einsr 9anruna ttwert
fsGtet.
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cas S'ersd einsin ras Sisr,d Don 1866 ,l,id,
aesr Dem ron 1893. mic tinf Der brlsn Tefuu.
gen 2'autanS Zen Nsrfsn. lie rs pb App Qna f
rinss nm paris ou1ubrte. :
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lsr e'nanoer ourb Getten fart berpftrt 9lndb6u
'rr osreunosn, Die. laf auf 5li%ntenitusnsite
COS ethe oem anofrr. %snfsrnt, uberaG, anaf Bro db,
Inn. no saslnsn Wsa, cine Shluht, einsu e tel,
orer eiuen 6iiasl gut.
&ie 2ur6tibs an Der @iisntabn BON Rsrnn,
mad Wfantua psdsn Gle @rdben pie o,,o tirts,
borts nntesbalt cer SI9el pom Warmirp,e No
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dufJe,6uttstsn Oamms bisutn ole 2wiIdbenm6G
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catOTiidbsn Ssntrfnidsn %rsgulirt. Stine .Rrim
munss" tno nit SaifiOnsn prriebsn nnp o..
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fer Contribution. an9s nm Die marimiIlaniite,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07

Sburme unp rs an ft 'dcu 10 i,h.n lSt.t,
etS Snlro uno bee ptriban,tcn 9Aatrs %.
Waiimo- SantaFurta tntsn lib ,ab!reite. ncu
auiatubrts lSstte.
Nfdi tua srttpnt man niht rt~rtr. Iie G;ns
rtbtunssn. Die ling, bunl her Ssfunu uutr
Waisr gu lcBsr. iiup psrb, Tert uno UNI ras rp
petite p.rmehrt. Die pisr@tau1een pom 9uaRaQo
~er9ulnc. Srrmpna uno Rrperbtua liwb purb.
'6nitIsn uup nit B,IdcntUpfeu psrI Gan
autntfp NJ outb rsia6irts sorts aer,dt. d.,
Sscn Emo rurb psribGnSts 9oger eeitus. unr
wsteen rur6 S6lfsatibt iuussn perth ir,at.
Sur'. Ob"c Die atIslentIid II 2S RE in yish.
nun9 gu %trinsen. psrsn ., rsu'uns @snsrol lUr
lsesn Dor Sataiiopol 10 q dn;tn. o,rpturett unt
Tti~e aub HE Diirsibuttu @snielmppem oil
cen hsetpbien Yunttsn al errtt,su w'H IL mer.
cen. fam mon pbns Nnnasurs lie Sebauptuus
auffsuen, odB has 5rltun aSpiersf, bel 9,nIacu-
Ger Ss'dBnnl urp mil eln,r mctilsu Nrmet ran
o0 - 5000 Mauu gen Se1alcpc 6 auiw:ssl
UNI DO $40 coo Wanu elnos anare ftupsu
pffr'e gu tsldafitscn permaA. Done baB fs lus.
Ibt auf fibsreu @ticlp botsn.
DER NnAttf in Der 5Iauf, utsr Sofcana unit
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enet eatt'. 1T jrBt, measu Ger Nn(detu, bic az,
hn6t itnp, um nc @swaisr pss GtIb austrrtsn
gu iansn, ibwer duefubrear unp oub r,spraeu
niGt raIbltt, neil man ft sincm @eesnansrit,
Der Sflfrsthsr ausistsn mIrpe, tie- QUE cen,
S'sr'd 3wiiben @autua uno9ranaropcrb,sdt snr
auf rtr Spsaticns ais Ter Sauptarute
nerfen uno itre 8rrtinpunarn rurtlhnrrsn
unp nae bate man ihli,b Id tarurt
a'rronnsn, eaB Die Hufitrts pcs Sj,rste e,reidr
mare. Ns,n gar nibts. bsuu bic Wtrtirruna
res Heterogeneous NIT Ssl,eih stbt uter Ssru.
nd. une fe mare pom mtltilriide en- Stuuepuuttr
aus cine uhlinni9r WaataIfsteit, on cinen 3ue
aut Wtsn 'u %oenftu, NIB euo man Elm Deer pom
zoo'ooo Wa"n i'm &utsn loft. (S6iuB f.l
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07
St'fiungs- urO Os|@ug-e fri
%, fdm9=Strcins SSiroiniu
am Honfa9. ben Is ca Sui 1866.

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um 81 utr Ntmnrih rte N,a.S ,umius,s
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Ssrs'nfIOfaIs Der .,giratnia" at,nbclen.
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tf ate sirdFs btnnnf CUR g. rararoes, Srpap<
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9fpalttn oorS y os'n.Itb. y dlnent tr 0irainio.
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bifrauf:
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Damn absr Ob"s 8ldTdt auf rns 1ettrr az.
feiert wtrftn.
que active uno paiiips MitaIittsr res @elana.
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lit ~pinftltt in IL en- relr. 8rreius.QofaItn rim.
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l'S 6slf lu'stn'm rs&t' ongent6mrn an mady,n,
un0 Don't ol6s', nn6s Die Dcutihen Ri6monrs
I'D re@1 ja9frsIt an bsmieitsn tetbsilja,u NOR
cen. Doa e. =, 49,
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&Ommiltt res 2urnpsrrns
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07
StaOt RihmouO.

Die 6reunosSbsS geiansUsrtins 8irsinia fowis ale
bititss 0eu'lt' Ntresn 10 flsuen, bas rae > iftunos, fyiit
RE Is SsrttnS AMI nd6itfoeenbm 0tontas I'M ibattiocn
elba 9art ftailfnOsn tpitp. &r fsbsn sinsm rsbt bsusrsn
6'fts %snt9ssen. Sisbs ras 6tit> 9%rc9ramm.
VII Ate suit pures pen ben ii iisen Ocutften in
2Sstls i'm Gi6a 9art sefsiert. Tie Yn ben So.
1ipienb rser KID @rmtrtbt arransirten 6 Onert.g ,pr tr5o,
baIsisft srnSistsn rsiten uub'UeTb;srtsn @s,faa.
- Die 6tSt 1T irst mtbr alS onesnebm III nenner.
vGrdtails" msib rr ,i66us Gsarisp" fan,ss III ,,frsn, q"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-07

5nb'ru"9 aS1udius n. Ntrr i'm S'btu errst1tl
" d" l0i@s 3"ls nt&t' (Nssr,g)
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unseen agency. He permitted the reporter of this
| paper to stand at the door of the cell, which is
made Of iron bars, and witness the work, but OBJ
ected to the sherfOr Captain Petty being present.
The cuffs above his elbows were mysteriously I'M
locked by hammerng them against the bedstead.
The cuffs his wrists were taken off without being
| unlocked, and the shaokles were also taken from
! his ankles by simple turn of the wrist without
| being unlocked. The irons were not found broken
or bent in any particular.
4 8. Boone had been ironed by the jailor and
/ other expert men four or five times previous to
4 the feat to which we refer. Capt. Petty had
/ charge Of the iail for number of years. and is
believed to be the most expert man in securing
prisoners iii the South. He is thoroughly versed
in the mack of putting irons on his men, and never
lost prisoner while he had charge of the jail.
4 Hence the proposition of the sheriff for Captain
Petty to select bis his own cuffs and shackles, for
4 the sabjugaton OF young Boone. But he per-
4 formed the extraordinary feat of throwing of
! pair of cuffs above his elbows attached by
chain a pair of cuffs closely fitted his wrists
\ his arms being thus pinioned behind his back, and
| O pair of shaekes from his ankles, with chain
extending to the cuffs on his arms. And what is
sull more surprising, he accomplished the work
and stood free of his irons in the wonderful space
of three minutes from the time the key was turned
in the door of his cell.
4. We have already described young Boone in
the account which is now going the rounds of the
press, and we are assured by prominent officials
who have conversed with the Young man. that it
is his fixed determination when he gets ont of
this trouble never to see the inside of jail again
He has since his confinement played trick on the
iailor III unlocking the door of his cell or rather
fixing the lock that the bolt would not 90 all
the way in and then prying it back very easily.
But this was only done for joke, to show the
officers what he could do. Boone says that no jail
could hold him any length of time, if he was de-
termined on leaving, unless they placed guard
over him. As for bolts, locks, cuffs and shackles,
he can. master them easily, and the account we
hrst publlshed IS strictly true. We might further
add that when the prisoners were arraigned d few
days ago before the city court for the purpose of
fixing the days for their trial, young Boone was
brought in heavily ironed, and as soon as he got
in the court room he threw his irons off, ana the
sheriff had to secure him with ropes and keep a
Keen watch over him, as Boone was disposed to
be msehiavous.
S. As to any spiritual or unseen agency being
employed by Boone in these feats, the lad 4
would be amused az the idea if be heard it. he
IS an accomplished graduate of the New York
Tombs, and is versed in his profession, having
Travelled great deal and turned his fine talents to
this kind of work, but it is believed that young
Boone will reform, and he will have chance to do
so before long.
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SOC the Esw Orleans crelcentl
Mistakes are no crimes,
Though they lead US sometimes
into horrible mazes of trouble;
So it is when we dream
Of some lucrative scheme,
And on waking perceive it's bubble
But q greater mistake
Any youngster may make
When he weds without proper reflection,
And the maid Of his love,
Whom he took fer dove,
Proves a wildcat on closer inspection
Be wise, and beware
Of the pitfall and snare;
Choose disoreetly your consort and garments
Then your raptures, my friend,
Are not likely to end
In regret, disappointment or torments.
For whatever you need,
Let me intercede
That you would to Moody's repair.
His goods are all new,
And beautiful, too;
Aad, what's better than that, they will wear.
IT'S why / advise
That you'll remove from your eyes
The scales Of any old custom
That you'll buy the cheapest,
Best fitting and neatest
E7romiMoody, for we know we can trust 'em.
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--xAe extraordinary Keats q Young Boons

[Ae extraordinary Keats OF TOung Boone.
IFrom the Mobile Register and AdyertiserI
Tue wonderful feats of young Boone, confined
"a G1r county Jail on charge of petty larceny,
7which were published by us few weeks ago,
Save been extensively copied throughout the
country, and are creating much discussion in some
quarters. Several letters have been addressed to
sAe sheriff and Captain Petty, Of the night watch,
ga further particulars, and also to know if the
account published in the Register and Advertiser
sAs strieliy correct We are authorized by Sheriff
4seiton and Captain Fetty to state that they were
teasnl Waen the ieats were performed, and they
a0Sh cektliy that orr account was accurate and m
esawise exaggerated. letter was received a few
DAY ago by Captain Petty from Virginia MAKING
Inquiries shout young Boone, aud Confirming the
9aag nlssl's statement ct bis having served as
cut ~ ths army q Virginia with great distinction.
a4e 10 still confined in our jail awaiting trial. The
Chewing Is letter addressed TO our sheriff con-
asrning Boone, and as it throws ''new Light on.
tae subject, we lay it before our readers.
f" MAIDEN MASS, June ~, 1866 Dear Ill /
Asye noticed an account published in the Mobile
ADVERTISER and Register, OF young man confne6
your town for petty larceny upon whom irons
could not be kept but repeatedly thrust of ~ m
@nseen agency. Now, this is claimed by spirit
zsaiats IS spirit manifestation. The object Of
shia Is n ask that you at your convenience, viii
Sc &c kind as to relate the circumstances ID the
esae With such details as may be agreeable to YOU,
gfease state why the irons were first placed ca
enc man, and whether, after being thrown OFF the
Eons were found broken or severed. Please ex-
sase tie liberty have taken as the subject Is of
Sxesang interest to myself and many others. Very
aGpaedally, your obedient servant,
MOSES sTEAREs."
we VIII endeavor to answer the above questions,
- ghe spiripalists up Horth seem to be deeply in
&Essgsd. and regard young Boone as trump
A. The irons were placed on Boone because he at
Gmpted 70 break the jail and was one of the lead
q q gre gang who threw the jailor in cell and
scAed hllnup. They were put on him as much to
wansh him as TO secure him, and avert any further
ss4lanspts in the same direction
2 The irons were not thrown Off Boone by any
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fir m the books Of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
}. P. ROUx, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CRY OF NEW oRIEAEs
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 20h day of March
1866 EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
he Board of Trustees have resolved ca declare Scrip v
dend Of thryave cent the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1865 which
certificates win be issued and after the I'd day of July
next
me Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 viii be re-
deemed also six cent interest all outstanding oerta
Gates o. Scrip viii be paid the second Monday of May
io % he holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS President
A CARRIERE. Vice President
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MEDICAL,
CHOLERA DEsARMIED


DIR E. C0URrARETs DIsINFECTING FLUIDS. Sc
pared solely by the New York DnfecuE Cumpnpy AT the
66solat9Ty Nos 2S 800 and SOP Henry street New Yek
| otice, AZ Cedar street. - ~ l'
rms Company organized permanent basis with DR.
Ttet, he celebrated French Chemist in charge of its
- Is prepared to furnish its Dislniectng Fluids for
Uuls nurseries, uUinus closets priyies
bt'tts hlps, railroads. hospitals
VI an Kinds, slaughter houses, Otfal and boiling
tIn r 20 ~ 81 Kinds OF manures immensely increasing
@ @ the htter to every inmer) and wherever p0is6.
ItlPui Fescents and diSnfeCtants in hn
@ iS; W va. Wy "9FHs they remove uONous gases an Odors
~ psinoples- leaving their places beat1 mir,
ma 80 anu not merely ubOrbeuts OF poisonous
Alteto OIL medical and scientific men il drars t hue
ltelauts Az Aohel are testimonials in favor nf M rt
Company S office @''' eau oe seen Nv the
DELAvtN House ALBANY March RI 1876
- the President OF the New York Dsinfectnr Companv
Dear Sr-Tt all it is Represented to be Va - ,,
many trials OF dstnieetants but now consular tlt &c
oLud au article which surpassGs ali others MS remedy
VA '"'' S"''9' l. ROESSRL u co,
NEW YoRS April 9, 1865.
To the President Of the New York Disniecng Company
Dear Sir pronounce without execution to be t hast
we have ever known It's effect upon every matter cone
and instantaneous, G., A. ETSON. AstUr Tlnusa
N BIlese Disnectants used by carengers under
the direction Ut the Sanitary Police OF the Metropolitan Health
Department New York.
POWELL & THOMPSON
AZ CedHr street New York
General and Sole Agents for the United States aud the anadas
to whom all orders shuHld be addressed.
States and GRnadas. " ~ N''N'
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INSURANCE.

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY q, 1866.
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j. GoNEGAL,s column.

9n.....sT. CHARLES STREET.
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l 4y an q ~ ~ - 20 BC ASsbS,S DIGESTIVE
Alkiue Lactates exercise the beneficial over
the arrangements of digestion either by their peculiar action
on the mucous membrane Of the stomach aJrdug to the
latter through their combination with the saliva gastric
juice supply of Tactic Acid which all English french an
other Psychologists admit be principle of d
geston For the information Of those may without
medical advice it may he stated here that symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion are Headache pain in the forehead hemi
cranta gasrs, gHstmgia heartburn, in the stomach
and bowels loss Of apuee emsciaton etc All these soon
disappear under the action OF the Alkaline Lactates which
may be always had in o2enges powders
General depoin Paris, RIM ULT CO.'S Chemists tn
II. l. II. Prince Napoleon. a Richeleu
In New Orleans, Mt DUCONGE'S DELOCHES GTIT,
LOTS and at every other good Chemists
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n0TEls AND REsTAURANTs.
VIoToK's REsTAURANT,
CARRoLLToN, LA.

The proprietor of the Cauoon Hotel takes pleasure in in
forming the public that the FOURTH OF JULY will he cae
brated at the CARROLLToN GARDEN by aGRAND CON.
CERT IN THE EVENING, to conclude with a magnificent
display of FIREWORKS
talent has been engagedor this occasion and
Trains will leave each end of the line every hahour from to
P NJ as On Sundays and additional Trains at clock
from the city and at 10 o'clock from Cartou for the special
RccC mmodattOu of the public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

Messrs Grmault & Co. Chemists at Paris! '' -' -8'''
In reply the letter you addressed to his Fxceeucv The
Embassado have the honor inform you that Professor
hetzInsk is Of high standing at Vienna that he is
personally much thought Of and passes the best
Chemists in Germany. PiFPRFT
Consul and Attache to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT K co rs 43 rue
Richel!eu In New Orleans
And every good Chemists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

The Company will pay interest per cent in cash on all
its Outstanding Certificates Scrip the legal holders there
Of, on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board of Trustees also declared crp Dividend of
SIXTY cent the earned premiums entitled to parcipa
on for the ending April 3d. 1886 for which certificates
will be issued and after the first Monday in August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL h. KENNEDY Vice PresidNnt
HENRY " OGDEN, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE GERMANIC DIET-THE PRus.
SIN TROOPS ENTER sAxoNY AID HANoyER-rHE
EHPERoR on AUSTRIA DECLARES THAT MOTHS
REMAINS But THE swoBD-A NEW MINISTRY
FORMED N TALY-THE ATLANTIC GABLE FIX
1sHEp-RUMoRED ENGAGEMENT NEAR LEIPsIC-
LEADING POWERS DECLARE THAT THE TREATY OF
1915 Is APPROXIMATELY BROKEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
NToKEAU's RESTAURANT.

NA
No. l2s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARONDELET
The Propreors respectfully inform their cid friends aud tn,
eicurean world that the Restaurant is open for their
accommodation at the old places that they intend
leave nothing undone to that repu
don which has many enjoyed that Of being one
Of the very first Restaurants in America.
AL the decace of the season. with the choicest Wines and
Liquors always on hand
The PrOprietos thankful for past fyors solicit confirm
anoe Of the sams
RHODES A. MOULIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ, F. HOPPER
20 st. Charles street, Rev Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kinds, con
sisting in part Of
lnstrunentsi Operating Chairs and SpittOOns;
Teeth Gold and Tin Foil Gold Silver an5P latina Plate
Files; VulcaniEers; Rubber; Lathesi
Brush Cotton and COrunduE Wheelsi
Arkansas Stones, etc, ETC., etc
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address, above Lock Box No, T2n