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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13
[Nerr Orttans Daily Grestert,
AeW Orleans Monep Market.


CRESCENT OFFICE No " CAMP STREET,
... t"ni"1 Hr'H'ns Aa.1n a. io"o' '
The features u '''e n . ~ s .e'e' 'ouay ns'
been slight "on an" foreisn EA
change lhe GOA na'he' oteeu WIN nfnheS
lpredcatea upon we hteS' aSes from Ne" hof, anu as
evea parties VINO hSu S'a snort curing the previous wees
found u necessary :" ina@e s'oo 'heH coh'tac's
fair inquiry preFaea during inc carry portion oil Inc
sday Rates also aa'ahceo' ana we nave TO report an
Improvement on 'he ppei"'ios OF the dy OF Hpout u u
gcens inhneAeeo perhaps e&ciusVey by tue movement
of the New YORK MARKERS me transactions Tor tue DAY
comprise the olio"ns saies' VIZ sloVoo NAKED golo,
tand siO1 SSop sVoo ana siVo'o large soio at lsoa
$500, SotJ so'o' oV,o'o s1'Vo' ana sZ'oyo at 1924
sbi0GU ana 9o, 9oo,o anu SVooo at ~ no safes
sof Domestic or foreigh S'ef uanspred Una, can io'
Especial rehark anu we now quote "otu Vt uu "
ver at 'ei@o io Ame'icah coln anu i-272A'1a 'of
sldolars
" FOREIGN bAohANaE-ihe movement IN ateFilns ala
SFrane' mas peen 81 more general uu"i"''e ST W.
without however largely increasing the average uy p
tion OF tue MARKET Rates nave advanced u''y q U ~
Sthe market closed uhSetted put rather hfe
furnished oeloW''iS' Inc actual safes "eie Us ~ 1891
Shank tsteflng' az lfo1a' anu SZooo oi''o q. ' s%
at lo5'a9la9; tiVoo' al i557aeioa H'''' Nv ' c,
ssaoo at lao59l352ai aloo' anu -'o'' ~ iIa 800
ia 1854, and 43'W at 1875. me ao'enen ~ 80 -,
shas been restricted TO aoou' "'''''o'', IL ~, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13

The following is the resolution passed in the
Massachusetts legislature, in which "the Com
monwealthn declared itself insuted by the Pres-
dents allusion to Sumner: -...-,s..
RESOLVED, That the recent public attack upon
one Of the honored and beloved Senators OF Mas
sachusetts by the President of the United States,
napublic speech in the city Of Washington. is an
INSULT to the Commonwealth, as unjust as i was
undignifed and disgracefnl and calls for the IN
dignant rebuke of every patriotic citizen OF that
debted for the salvation of the National Capital,
when those who heard and applauded that attack
were traitoreusly plotting to plant the standard OF
treason upon its walls, and destroy the Constltu
tlon OF the government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13

- "A new caricature has been gotten up in New
York, representing Sumner, Thad. Stevens and
~ dduekn Forney sitting in group discussing
oae Presidents speech Sumner has doleful face,
nan Is %iping tear off his cheek with moral
pGghet HANDKERCHIEF; Stevens looks like Satan,
E Ea.n nre breathing from nostrils and mouth while
th otney resembles duck with its feathers turned
, rde wrong way, and from whose mouth proceeds
nupn,ng put quaek quack quack In the back
SuouIu appears the Goddess of Liberty, waving
sne stars and stripes over the head of Andy John
seeingana preGlaiming, 1.-THE preserger of the Con
sututlon and the unionn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13
NRANK NEyVHALL,

CAMP STREET.............1&
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany and Marble
Initstiunr Erascoes, Centers Panneng statuary and
Scenery.
ss,oons Eass nd Public and Private Buildings finished In
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers Is called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
extant which he can dispose of at as lew prices as any similar
establishment in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-13
Cattle Market.
JEFFERSON Orr, March Is, 1866.

fUuo'
Arrived yesterday6) Western Beeves b Texas Beeves
Hogs IS Sheep and 40 CaSe scdl5S Western Beeves
sS Beeves, liz Hogs, 81 Calves and Mich Cows
Stock on saei6 Western Beeves 1872 Texas Beeves 3G4
Hogs 2J3 Sheep II Calves and 81 Mich Cows,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

The question NEXT taksn on tho nra amendnen,
reported by tho committee al follows
Resolved That the Hon. Lowell Rousseau representa-
i've from ksn.aciy ~ somm,,lns assault per
son Of shs Hon 9rnnel representative from III
feltsd his privileges ~ member OF th House, and hereby
The vote was taken and resuitsd-yeas "a. nays 40
so wohrds not voting In favor thereof the resolution
Mr. Ranks changed his vote from yea 10 nay in order
that no might move TO reconsider He made that mo
ton.
The question REQUIRED on the second resolution re-
ported by the committee a. follows
Resolved That the personal rsnecop. made BY Mr. Grin
os hs g a M The :. 0s ss
sentative from The Stats Of kentucky violation Of
founded thereon merit dlsapprovs Of tho House.
Mr. B.sJAn., rsp) OF Mo-, moved to lay the resolu.
ton on the table, which was carried without division
the question required on the third resolution re-
ported by The committee a. follows
nsrH s II G4s .. q
saS..ss sSssaes .SS aaa
%os q.
BAR r iSsr eon,s@p p.SSSIs 4. prS
Mr.. EIpWpGE ldem) OF wis, moved 70 lay the reso.
luton on the table, which was nogatived
the resolution was then agreed 70 by vote Of 70
Mr. BANKS called up the motion reconsider the vote
BY which the first resolution rejected stating that
II reconsdered he would ~ substitute for that rcsou
ton, offer tho resolution reported by tho minority
The vote was reconsdered. and Mr. BANKS offered AZ
substitute for the first resolution the resolution an
pearing as the amendment OF Mr. Stevens
The resolution agreed to-yeas SO nays 90
Mr. HALE, trepl OF ", desired TO o1sr a resolution
declaring the language OF Mr. Grnnsll violation OF the
rules, which Was directed 10.
rHs MINERAL LANDS.
Mr. 0'NnL trcpl OF Pa presented tho petition OF ct
zons or Philadelphia Interested In mineral lands and
mining In California. Nevada, Colorado, Utah. Montana
Idaho ana Arizona tseeng that blu has been intro
duced promising TO change tho usage Of the government
with regard TO mineral landsl urging upon the House Of
Representatives 10 pass tho senate bill entitled An act
to legaze the occupation OF mineral lands and 10
tend the right OF pro-empton thereto" which was
ferred 20 the com nitse Mines and Mining.
The House at SIX r. u. adjourned, the Thermometer
being then nj o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18
n OF w E AT n ( r.

The Highest Heat Ever Known In New
York-Tabie OF Torrid Days for Thirty
Ave Yenrf-Ths Thermometer In Cool
ana Hot Looslities-It Indicates zoe
Degrees In the shade - sunstrokss In
this City, Brooklyn, Jcrscy city and
Hoboken.
Tho following Is the table Of remarkably hot days
during tho last thirty I've years with those Of the pres
ont sOas0n added
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II Ia but proper that q necessary observation bc made
here regards the differences that in ngurnz tho
heat Tho figures 81 3d. 81 aud OF given above indicate
tho heat In perhaps the coolest locality down town
Dola,our'a The o and T. following 10 the comparative
heat for four years July H.
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THIRTY.NINTa CONGRESS.
SEN ATE.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1905
rms INTERNAL Rxvxsus LAv.
Mr. Arro~r, trepl q X /, from the Committee On
Prnuas rsOorsi resolution fOr Dnuslpz ave- taoasaaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

iHEY ruRIry. srxxxornxs AND rsvIoosArK.
Ty ,.. :: :n ssssy syg:s Of ana a
::s:;: !. .;;.:;.. .'s-.-.
q III: si=gss; az sl a;ssr HE: .A :ss: .~.
esd s.s e , s:. az .a .ss: s ss s..
f.nsl.. .sa gsssons q ::ssas.y sa.sp:iss: 0ss.r:
ssslsi a.. 40; 81 ,.pors . - m bs1Ix icS
s..ir. q e.. .s.ss,,.. =, q: sss.e. "a sgsi.e We
m.,,sss, nis,s. DsSs..s ,ssa x. csssss fssissss.
sSy :. =. z, S.s s ss: =, z ne s
.,s ths ys..p 10 fsns nsnas' We asa:.ssssas
A.-L.Asss, Dssssrd iaJsyssss PsAAsses.
n T.", .sf -s s.: ss'''ss:t:.
A.-Mssrs Chs.soai pemaAs Rssssrss
kfsmf f q S 1.sss hss:- -: ssd y !. s'sss.
All Pris.s c.shsd q. Legal Lessssiss--
oLurx. Erosss. rs Broadway
BssehsIor's Hair Dys .-Ths Sect In tie
s ss y ;.s ss s 4 s.i Dy. . s ''''
s.y >, s ..: Sc. =, !, 17 s.s sr r.
B..s.,.. IN Summer o,.sA..s.7wsn,s:
al - Fourth svssns oypesiis Cooper las'fs's
UsDEHsHrHr' s .sS PsA y, $500. 80 "a,
Yiorsno. Leohssi,.A s.wi.g n.sAia.e-
s5srs x H. w. SO. So sr 1.%e' '"'
co.raua's usissa Mssssssss sesp C.v.s
Ssokr.ts . Ssis sg sss ;a5 81 k1sicei
.Sas s..s,y.s, Ais a.pe, as sss.s-.y ssi srsssis
ossrssa's Posavs ssstiis uprssss Hats
y: Isl sr S.s s,,A .sa sss,! MAJ q
Grover = B.h.r.. Yir.s rrs.i..
Ilssus suieA sn1 Lea sass s~vi.s sssais-s ~ 90
H.~s s.-,.s n.sn'.. c..p:s.y,=
frssiasss ~ nrs.d-sr. As.ats -sasss
Keep y..r n.s.s. ueors .. p.ss.ss
ars-r bsl.yss osiy.nta tis..s s.l'. 80 - go -
ss...... s.. go "a s..,s.1 s.'". --
81 So y sIaspsss, h.Ssssa.sAs sSa - s~s"s.
u.rsi.s. sd csiis.sy-As Esssy 90
v..a,.. e, y, 1870, 80. 80 80, 80
-. D. ~ g.sr2Ls EotSafos hs-s: I.:~s.s.-s
Note. :. %. MISUNDERSTANDING, L,..
sysa ,as hs ~ y Al. s'sf~.A .ssi.s. $3.50
s.:. ~ : :, 49,: :si =. ::
Hwlf ~ eli fraxsst& aa3 ~ 80 e@f& III bfeeo@ ~
ysys 800. 49,, ,.s, 80. s.'fst v' = -
- - = sssis 4 cnGyaLirr Nd
psrf~<siy SAFE tm All Cases.
Mas wfNaLowf RDlTtf lrD erHtF fsf - aAssssss
~ Asrsn, rAsA rs~tkfax winf CD - - SEE
hsAs sas ksru~~. r.nssy u - snY 'snsfss a. ehna
-, . a. s "a. 80 80 - o.. us y ~: -
Rs~~nb<r .. ss.s.ssvs Hsir sssse.
vi c.nsl ssts "a. tJsspssl iaft~s 80 SO = 80
toss ~
i Hh.smsstsrn. ooat. Neuralgia. Asshm
1 w0rrsnas1 raft<. ", wsk0sy fsNafus8 ~ fitbth
| RuyrsaTic nav I'M r.fs.s< frsf tt = o. ~ e.,a.
| psr.iy Tssstsbsa Isrhs Dkhah hAbhhA - = -
| 80
Royal Psu~.r. Lottsry .-PfiNs 49,.
10 raj ivfe ru.slss fsr~isAsA IT, hsAsa - p@t
ey11&slts = u al sin4s "A $50 49, sis*.
flTLok co. naasefs. 4 "a 49, n -
The sIngsr 1.asfsstattns =.
I Soc .-sNy Nwarf MaekAs~ nss fe@afi - $500
haet - - ~ bfasiwsf
~. r~pvev-s giiipsis s.,.'.s Va s. s .'
I srNM - - tetse fnnsNFsn9eM.t 49, aNsA@NNtNs -
tssssr - - e. ts'a.' ,s,,.tNrA 90 y. Bs..s-.r
-. r-.t,. T.sess,itss sswt-G ~
; 'slsst r. - =; =, eS es fss.1-.; ~.
. .s..iss A Wilson's fsosk.'ifsh tsw'"l
sea. 80 sBtss nssA.ss ~ ~ ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

"A weman's Giory."-The Magns @ssae
hair u mutsndes of Ansrean ladies Asebs 70 ths
Of BURkETr's cOc0AfsE. No othsr preparation
sety suiis the vAro conditions Of the human hair nssaS
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18
WEATHER At oTmER roisrs.



Tho effects Of tho intense heat very visible among
Tho teams employed the several railroad inss ms
sixth and Eighth avenues report that they had tm
ing these results by having relays 81 short intervals
along ther routes Tho ossos sustained yesterday ~
the different inss, far N heard from. fol-
Iowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

TIL. sisssr n.asf.s,s,ins 800. =.
Sec .-sNy Nwirs Mssklss ns- fe@df -
nast - - ~ bfa.awsg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Tn. E~ptvs Isshstitss sswirs
-. - -, - sd = sftMfwft 49, -
49, gnfIhE 4 CO. et Fs~s4~sf "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

How. sswisg Msshiss ce.pssy-
ELIAS HOWE ~ Tnrsntss " Ne rswtag hsshfes.
Prsslassa ~ nrosd-ar Aesats vsassd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Royal psu~sns Lottery 49,,
IL sslf isfs $3.50. fur~isAsA to hsA.sa fst' pAt~
est1&syts = u al sin4s a sslf 49, sis*s 49, x v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

ws..i., A wu.sr'. f.ssh.'iisb sswi"x
$500. 80 sstss nssAass ~ ~ ssssssus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Yiorsnos Zoe hssi,sh ss~isg nsehia.s-
the World fIohEkat hEWIhD mA'ulhE
COMPANY No. SO Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Couraud's italian Meatsstsa sesD Cssss
T.s gs..,,.s NJ rIrg>' ai,s
pEArr1gfkH nsfersnoss-wasn~n ~ fsrs sns nsfsS-
l0ss bssssyst kis dsyot sss sFo.t~sy All 1ruxsfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Hsep yswr msss~s' uoons - psFfsss
ass.r bsi-ys osysnia fiss-s *sl's 80 - ~ 80 ~
- Csfs vslls nfsAsss saf n
se.rv ~asss lafttn smd Fnisfxsf -Af~ts e~~
~ So ~ 1"fSsts sfse~ms"s s@a - "vH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Hh.smsstsnn. Goat. ssussigts. A1hms
wxrrsafs1 eafs<. y, w.10<g fsNafns1 ~ fifbhhs
RHy rsAIic seN fpI r.ts..t fg q. = q r. fi 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

UsDgRsnIHTs Axp pRawEas o.
NOODrs. lsi Broadway, ni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

.xss - 49, Soc ispsetsnehAs 49, a1shA~~"' '
ts,.s.r - -. ~ 'ac0tnMrA 90 - Bsrss.sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Rs~~ns~v .. ss.s.ssv.s Hair sssse,
VI csnsi ssesas a. -. tJsspssl hfE~ $50 80 \. Fs~
ross 1y
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r.rrssIy sas. in AN ca..s.

xas wIssLowf sogTIflrO sTRrF, ~ ~ a..ss.'
~ Allsrsa rssA T.~tkfs win3 Ca&is - 90 ssfs
hshis 80 k.rn.is. r.n.sy Il ~ e~Y isEssss "a AZ
ffsa gsn, - fsSu stss ihs ssu.asA 81 1rs seffs
ssss y IA s'sAAu ssd ks~i A Ius anf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

We dssirs call attention the ssssoss "A" spsas Wa
ter The analysis sLsvs n - eossAin ases per essf nspo
nsisiasi nia.s. pr.psiss than NE coess.: xss'asss
diureue peopsSuss vondssfai sal isvs
sts ths sysssn In rssnsrstis aAnnsf We ssdsssAeAn
being tspt ~ the praepsi duxsss hosss sd GfsassA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

A.-Ls1sss, Discard fatsvtsss Psa1ssgs.
Develop ysrf chest physiological yrinsipss nrsas Bis-
used when desired ~ cssai ssresl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Marriage SOD csiisssy-As Esssy -
y.frinf fnssfsstSn ~ resnN 49, bs~ss<s
49,. -lea pru%.f.L vsl fo-sfs ~fiA 4
r.i.f sssi f.,- ,sssg II 80. .,.s ss.s..ss
rkn.A@tks Pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

They s,reaS,hea tbs syaeaa
Thsy purify The bssah asd ours sour stomach
Ihsy cure DyspspetA ans Coaspatou
rhsy cure Liver Complsh.s end Hsrvoas Hsadsehe.
DKlHHs PLANTATION BfTTkRs have cured mere
% chronic sharuy snsrvsoa noks1g
snd van. az vital ssss .sy nsdisins he vea IS
produced Thsy spsgsirutsry s1sptei dscAAD
females and psrsons q ssasnsau oocspsisos, oessrvs
dealer hes not 80 ID. report 70 %. DkAkE CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

THE COUNTRY.
Representative Hoorhesd to-day made report from
the COMMITTEES Manufactures on sundy memorials
and bills referring 70 the great questions Involved In Tho
proper relations Of the labor Of the country 70 rs inter-
ests and prosperity. The report says
No proposition seems palmer than that the duties OF
Congress 10 its constituents rather than 10 mon
who rssds outside our own territory who are generally
sought b. promoted ~ shs sxpsnse Of people,
and whose complete success involves our commercial
and our R0 Sr h,s ~. zoo o.os
political revolutions which for brief inter.
walls reversed tbs prevailing policy and called
nation there IL no for doubt the recent rebellion
would have found the loyal little prepared for
markets Of our enemies abroad would have been the
only sources OF supply for tho.s necessities without
which the prosecution q tho war for the preservation o.
essaped nor the o. the escape Their saliva
patriotic spirit aud noble daring and sublime self
which animated the people, n within power N
ssa bean embodied IN our Legislation 20 70 apply our own
resources Of skilled labor Of machinery and o. the best
results Of experience a. 70 csas the product which
NJ the roo, 81 all the operations Of all the aud
was the inspiration u the people themselves After
arvnr on this question: the report further says that the
general policy o. protection must siirscs 70
this country the best o. the skilled LABOR
Of tho world. Each skilled laborsr constitutes
material addition 70 the resources OF the nation
and supplies o. the elements Of national life Our
free Institutions constitute once nducemen and
Al asylum under whose bene0oent operation a.
such has opportunities and facilities for culture develop
mont and Improvement no where else possible.
10 these tncalculabe advantages eau
add the certainty ~ constant employment for
self and family maintenance We will combine inf o.
enees which must inevitably draw 70 the counythe most
self asseytne progressive and positive Of The nd
glasses of the Old World TheinvestEaions % the
iee have led them substantially " the same conclu
sions reached by the COMMITTEES OF Ways and Means q,
embodied BY them in the farm bill
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OUR BUSINESS CARDS

NO Merchant business man or Mechanic should bs
without 'heseand we can furnish them in any quantity
shape SIZE style color the shortest notice and at
cheap rates as they be procured in the United States
Every man that preends to do business should be well
supplied with Cards. ..t.t.a.t .,.t
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Our @eddina Cards.

NO couple can live happy die In peace, blessed by
the love OF children unless they can bequea to them
as gits OF remembrance few Of our beautifully or
cu'ed WEDDING CARDS, gotten up in the latest silvia
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L A B E L S

Apothecaries, Druggists and others, who make use
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T i OK E T s

Candidates can have their tickets promptly and
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In fact the POST JOB OFFICE is capable of exec ing
anything and everything that be called for in the
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most liberal terms and respectfully request
tinuance of the patronage heretofore so generously be-
slowed upon efforts II Che people Of this city and
State. raiq a 90 lhIo' ff loaiihHp
All orders should be plainly written, especially pppr
Names to prevent mistakes and handed in at the Count
ing room on the first floor by letter addressed
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ders are from regular advertisers In the latter IT'D
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CARDS OF ALI, KINDS.

under THIS heading is included Cards or Tickets of ey.
cry description that can be executed on Cardboard from
me- large colored handbill down to bread ticket.
Inc small trades need these and in every other place but
Nofioik no aker, or cedealer, or mmen, or grocer,
or hicks'er would pretend to do business without than
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ie4 fa8 .s-io8 PLAIN, yef t-r6s
: FANCY AND NRN4AkETy4T.

'nat was ever collected in Virginia. and our for
ing work Of all kinds and in all colors and forms from,
tne largest and most varied Poster to the smallest mout
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card are uneou.l,ed
our "ofkmen are masters in their art and for beauty
ana elegance of execution stand without rivals
al that types aud nk, and skill and taste can accom-.
ppsn they can perform In q manner to eye conrlota
satisfaction to the most fstidious We saw this in M
spirit Of vain boastfuness but assert Il merely as aim;
PIE act that will be amply established by AN
Of the specimens they hye produced Of their hapdor
anu wheh can be seen everywbercas there are To ba
"uhd scattered far and near throughout the st.te. n,
virginia and North Carolina. abundant samples Of thai.
Incompatible workmanship bearing the ispress of ma.
cnan'cai exeellepce and artistic beauty, All
The Office ia perfect and complete in ali tia ano,,.
ments-with the latest improved Presses, fr n,an,nr
HandTbils and Cards, and with efficient and
printers there no wo in any line of the business that
we cannot perform in a satisfactory style. n
The facilities afforded BY the BEST AND IArpsu
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable n, IN f,r
'ish work at a great reduction from former nrics.
III NORFOLK rendering il unnecessary, either nm ar.
count Of mechanical execution or price, for anv ID uand
thelr orders away to have them filed, s'aaW
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Posters and Dodgers.

'hese OF all sizes and in all colors of ink and
paper ana next to advertising in the Post the best way
10 make known your business is through the POSTER
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-27
Our t)isitina Cards.

Our specimens in this line vie with thu s,o., g..
plate engrayings and are executed with cre.,
on fine enameled and Bristol Card board n -
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MY OBJECT
Evening Bulletin, PHILADELPHIA

"When on visit to the city Of New York few days
SINCE asinduced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. H. T. Hembold, Druggist 594 Broadway, N. Y.
any kind have had the pleasure of viewing and
30 extensive, being 81 feet 'front.' five stories In height
and over 200 feet Deep 1t indeed affords us much plea
to know that he has been successful and il is am
pie evidence of the merits of his article in our whole
business experience We have not known Of the success Of
any article without Notwithstanding merely bringing
the name before the people"
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"Wo do not like to advertise worthless wares, arti-
cles calculated to deceive readers and when
advertiser like Mr.. Hembold, whom We have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year
to year until he becomes tho largest advertiser In
the United States satisfied that the statements in
regard to HIS articles must be correct" aaos on
ts1ail. etoa IN -