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6e.p manleo.

A GEMS WANTED -
~ FOR FRAEK MOORE's
WOMEN OF THE WAR"
WONDERFULLY POPULAR
= popular has sEssdy become trot uonth yet nee SO h
o. sosaTy. FfoE I72
dnsld .I-ssi. 'uppy TrP-rnsd As,u,' and ohs WHO
sJverf I'll saS by ensssar n lie q u hey
.ils MHy 90" oil us,'ss 9Th s''or''sss 'ssr'''
5 SCRANTON Go.
Ne. 10 A.ylstn-st. Hartford Conn
A GENTS WANTED everywhere for THE WEEK
~ ~ Rtr eic fs' FIg, sgs@s ,s' :sn%s S.
irIa-er-nt, o--d Ph-ps BTi-hsn ga Funon., n y
A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL BROWN's Glass
y cleaning rohsh tpaieaed vii sI s.ry"ss, Sy ,SSF
No u t-sctsf,t, Nsv'Yoh.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED.-Agents are now
ID P e p P5d trSsy S Sg f B n S ~ jo iss
Kiuo .. D. 3 A. EDITED By AlV'a Bond d. d. Of Norwich
be, lin be: nov r9sl 49,. sos S's' to=
for further nformaiion spr'y :, he sab.h.r
DOCK AGENTS TAKE N0TICE.-We have now
ID r-sdy MOOREs COMPLETE HISTORY Of the liis CIVIL
@ q sos,s Is, nd RS r. aad u, 5 s he
book ths wauied q = aseni, sAr iio. .55
D''P' '' QUAKER 'R S CRY PG6sRSG H6gsE
No. 81 fhiadslPhs
CHINA DECORATORS WANTED-Apply at
y D. Merchants Hotel cOar,llHi,, between and
or'o-k
A
e@ks employment siied devote h0ars each day
FESTIVAL ~ aid Of the te dstue and orPsn
g o. er sud sailors. Hardly out % hundred
this sud noble clsrv brought 20
1flr i1toTsd By r4 known snd the
saccrs, q enrrpT,s rsOd liberal enumeration VIII
20 aid llcose
stamp 10 particulars to THOMAS Co. hanlsS: Dsc'oT' No
90 Bro .dwsy y. Y.
SAIESMAN WANrEO-In Domestic Dry Goods
> Hos.e s ,ls means Ore vh, "a: s95,o s4,,Sn
n.sdsTg'y. Ad5fe" p o Boz No lIs NeN-fost
XVANTED-As Forewoman for one of the first
w Embellishments ih The diy-a drs etss DhESSMAkEA she
lat undsuiand her bu,s thoroughly add be alb 20 HanSs
VICTOR GIROUDls Store No. SIS. BFosdssy TO eOzpeni
person fair advantages will be oheT,d
vNANTRD-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN "a sell
w CAsf STEEL ana FLES Muai Understand h, br,nes'
h and reference. Box 22s Pos-Ors hsw.lorh
WANTED in a COMMISSION Hot SEA young
w IS % % sse. lie must write sood bard
quick hsules and "a rcoaensd Address
stating beE Nc. 9s'l.
lyyANTED-An active industrious Man TO travel
w fra LINEN COLLAR ,Usblhmsnt To who can iui,
MA, soo chseT snd bushes. coed
chance offered Adtrss LINEN COLLAhhFobol leIroy vi
CD Sll0 TO $1,000 A YEAR.-A good chance
90 [,sbOO % maze money An agent 10 wanted Ia every
Union manuc,1rs and sci Gc. Of iay eonnn
oa fmiy Can be Manufactured IN the sent' eNrnf
entirely sscuisd BY copyright. Sale peinas snt
niing - dons. For pcars sddrctl wlA sP
iss.o Tor refurn LOUIS COBLENTL- Middleton. Md
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Bcaro Gno Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-ln private family, or where
lP iaere rev bosdcr bys hreas' Teacher on tie ri,ns
Isrp Guitar snd H. erhsugr Or bosfd The best q %
given aud required Aadess Box Nc ss'' io fo
Ofise
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
finiles single gentlemen he s. John Hoe newly
opeurd foG 80 week upward Broadway near
Eishilst. New YORK
DERMANENT BOARD WANTED-By a Gentle
mss snl child yrars q asr4. Two ID 7luus
Tweuiytri aud Forty tfh a.. east q ETe
Adde'S stating location AID p7.l H. No 2o Pas Thythrd,
A PARTIES in want al ROOMS, with or with
~ BOARD Ind descriptive ts With prcs.. - or
BRYAN Co. Board and Room Agony No - Lbrriysi
Room No e. scc0nd door.
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Stones, Ranges, Sc.

Stones, Ranges, Sc.
CTOVES, RANGES and HEATERS, at n q y.
- MOwBRAY's No. e. Vsssy opposite Ns.iItss 80 -,
Mc.ufns GLORY ss!ffredsr srd
ssborsins Pso CyIer ssd Heating sSye, 49, casiss
ov-n clans soys ioT wood OF coal snc iah
Stoves Ranges Farmer Boilers. tc., ke
CAVES COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
- MILLERs RA DiATOR Is eaiiy W ~
o. hsssr and VII be found highly esenoDic.i M 80 ~, 49,.
v. MILLER Manufacturer, Nc. Al 0fssnes~ SsA' w F
" pamphlet.
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90 Get


A PAYMENTS TO EFT 10 a small family
"A Rent s3os month At No Ia West Eieveutb-t-
OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA FOR RENT, IN
~ the National Bank oftte RpgbHe Nos B and ell Chestnut 81
the broadway q Phiaiepha Thee rooms second
516 with splendid north and south light
The bull ding Is supplied with and h-aing
apparatus. Apply AZ the Bink.
rTO LEASE, with Furniture. or for SALE, on For
iynn;h-Et Fth ave. frsteass stoneront iourory
English basement HOUSE in perfect order for immediate possession
Applyto t2l HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-s,.
FINO RENT-Furnished and unfinished HOUSES.
Aewief- ". BENEDICT. Nos add fins-.i.
TNO LET-On Fifth-ave Murray Hill, 4-story
broWn-sioue HOUSE, furnished Apply No. Is West
Fourttst.. from 10 too O'Clock
Two LET-HALF Of double two-story brick
Il HOUSE in West ffy5ecoBd SIX roous snitsls for
small ee family yearly rent 500 Also furnished COIl ACE,
10 Hastings Hudson River; 500 for months
TERRY BERRiAS, No. POI Broadway, Room no H.
q 400 RENT TO May first, for HOUSE Of u
" HUI Water Gas good neehbornood No 10 Carl
toa ave. Brooklyn
Dents COLLECTED in New York and Brooklyn
IL and prompt return. msde e. ususl rates.
@. Il. BENEDICT & Co. No. 81 Pnest
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I. c. UOCeHTON, Auct0reeT.
BREWSTER & BERG THIS DAY (WpdDaS

ID day. o'clock Nc &c CedsT frsclass Furr,Ue
psirg large and vsed 4 Pa Chamber Dining
Library Furniture q which workmanship, and
worthy those about frLis rossng
Psor suites IN bocaie hhroh end reps. superior Walnut
ood and Mahogany Clsmber Erfs. Ia sui'cs also
Lounges Bookcase sideb5sd ChGTs Tabesior library and
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i y sT-pRTNfT COURT.-TDGAR ". NOYEs

n y. SUPREME COURT-EDGAR W: NO1Es
~. ~ JOHN Z. ,hAhRLTIs sHd bESJAN!H - sit L
TTT--Sarnrors Money tcuui tonrscf iAr aste
FAMED drferdauis. Yo1 hereby su1oHrd "a tqir1 20
~ lie ia flis hira cops hr-Hih served
:-..'.': unt 90 s-rve e'ry - yea sn'tst'
saidc COZ tt~ - thrif
lr Pine stree in ih- cry o. N@u p "a ~'.in y
.Sfsro So service hef esuF~ u tle aa} q
ansEer ne Complain
.. with 8 f-rid 80 plsitun % h' at,'1
,fI 49, pdf-f arau Ca the Zone tltTd 80 fi
% trfrs' fr1ra Ninrts-nth dy 81 hsth oas thou'sna
-. t,eJ and sirty one b~set 81 ths seflanDael
- 80. 49, y1 ies SESSIONS REID
W" iS'A' 1880 Pa1tHs AtorneTt
Tn. summons .nd compliant IN The shows rntoi an va dly
hd IN tie Of tic telk Of the Cuy snd UNITY . %
the zld duy o. May. 49, si-ss.o'' - 49,
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fertures ano mettinss.

fertures ano alettings.
LECTURE on the IDEAL OF Mix
n CHANT win delivered By the hs, wM ADAMS d. ps
- a. .s Branch Mems Christian No.
IS vs-iek St THIS EVENING socloek Public invited
n FE-AVE. r. D. CHURCH, corner Of Lee-ave. and
Yewe.. -Tbs Rev J. c. FLETCHER Will dsitsi bis Lea
tore coo uea the Amsioa this esafeh thn I"
dsyl EVENING Nov 81. Al Up n. Tickets % cent.
MR. FAVARGER gives READING in ing
vi sRENCTI LANGUAGE o. THURSDAY AFTERNOON al
oclock Al No Univ.niy. place. See lns.ruetlon-
A PCBLIC MEETING, under the direction OF the
n Association" win Be hsld a. tie Evsrsn hSe
Oofrss Of Broadway and Thuy-o1Eth-sL On WEDNEsDA4
EVENING. tbs 9lsi ssissk n.s,s,s e lsss -
considered
oa,ion Rapid TransPoriaisn rs..snge,, ~ Nv
JAxss ?. RrseIu. ri''a'o"
Secretary.
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ia. W. ALErAyDBa Pl.lus A.ornsy no ..~1s ss.H !.
CTPRFME COURr-GEoRGE W. PARSONS

CUPRRME COURT-GEORGE W. Parsons
-, IaNgs T. ~ BLAKELY and e,heD.-ia purSusnse o.
.Tit 5ftss sup.gs Court o. the STATE q Newfofs va
TO- 10 ale on lah day Of ssp.embe' 1876 Il y 0o. n
No. Ill broadway 81 thu City OF New
W. ~ WILLIAM KESEELLY, Austion.f s that eertsln ioi
buil1ng thereon eresied sifnA,S
f,s sri being The s0lhedy ds sereliyeia street 10 ~
Mad City 81 SewYosk a. boundsd And de.efhe1
~ yiz b-urin poin. The aid ouhsiy tde o. sv
sts street distant hundred and thirty Que fs eight me-
com the formed b. he iniesson o. hs t.id selth
~ de shfh street with ihe etsfY 4s si hs IA
1890 running souiAey and parallel Win Hsd en9s o.
aud incas 10 Tie efueg hns OF me ooct -
~n -vety--eventh and SeyeH,y streets tsns Inns
...siv ,,ou1 line and parallel with said sts
.-t ar ees rorthoy and parallel with $40 sSeno or
street theas running westerly aons ssd street u ssH
rh., 70 pon q beginnns The esfy sna west.5
walls aid budns 6eing party wal-Dssd Sss
1865. -. ..-r,- IN m .,.o~s p,SLE..aass. I,,ar,s1.
ne sas Of the above pr ope1y postponed unl, tne y
nher 1850 Il the time snd piss,Dsiti
te1nber a. ltnh JOIis 49, -. - ~. S,,h
1855 the and place
sep, q 1896 JOBS n i LII 10 - - A.,
& sale q property further postp0re unt ,he &c
Of Norsmbsr, 56s, Al the tine and ~ , ss,S
October % legs. sVhN h-AbA' '-e''--
1aW % Nsf = 5sikNed
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6iiunilons rOmteo- alales.

nlInnllons lUdHleO-uialfe.
4 YOUNG colored MAN single, desires a SITUA-
"a TON COACHMAN thoroughly uEdrrssnd hs business
and produce hrsss reference. Address W L. Boz Ne s
Tribune ofics.
4 SITUATION by a .olored man as COACHMAN
snd GROOM. Can sho good rr,Ielee from BIZ employer
Cal address f0 ile days A. r. cosehman No lG IVES, Thirty
sce0udF.
4 YOUNG MAN Ia veteran Of the war;, O good
~ pearsn srd Notary fub. je employment Ia WRITING
snyiif that vii Good ref-rence Adde'S APPLICANT
box No. let 1nb1 e Onice.
WANTED-A situation by steady capable man
w COACHM' - snI GARDENER private finiy would
b. Wiling 70 NIKE husrf generally usefi hss objection 10
country; has tfee yrsr ff,Ienos from la, omP0ye. Address
= G., boS 10 o. Tribune Ohe~. ioI ,~o days.
\VANrED-A PLACE To WORK. by man capa
w b. anl reliable shovel DIR 81 dry gooiI
hssL Adfns' BUSINESS. Boz No To- Tribune Ofce
WANIED-Bt a Scotchmau, who can Snto well
w and kerp ac-o SITUATION porter ysit-r assistant
SCOTCHMAN. station u, Z. @.
EXANTED-ly n Protestant Man. situation as
w CoACHNAN Uns-rsisnd' his business, P-r,s.ty ia,
bon dnr o. t ~ or tie las, - yesfs Cal al Ne q as
Niuetceail o.. uad1ess j. e.. Tiibsu@ On -
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,prVF CONFECTIONERY l.. MAITLAND,

CUPREME COURT--ROBERT l.. MhIILAND,
- F,,ie .s.iut HENRY 81 ALEXANDER and sthsf' Driend
-, I'M pgr.spce o. u this Court made ~ the .o9y
Emitted aetion J dly Il August. % DANIEL ~
sffANf named. VIII y
,s. encon on MONDAY the d dsy q DsesnbsT l At ~
civ Of BY D. " samsn. Aueiotsef ns ouewhs a.
certain lo, pece ~ parcel 81 hrd
s 49, buildings thereon, tuse Dying and bsins ils
,.,,eiy side Eleventh avsn1s 10 The Fyond Wtd %
80 New.Yofk bounded a. dssTbei - l9W Beginning
~ poi on the sIFsIy line Of The Esye sysnas d,,sn south
- v f,et al fTon the sser 1sd by the uef'e
o1 Of esstery q lie Esyse avenue VIA H ,oaihI
Thence
W. 80 fou street si1tyhvs feet; thsu,e ,ouheTiy OF lac
Sr, Win Eleventh sv.nus twenty ieet Hence seNly
,isi win For,y focTh street, sryhve feet % tie ei
80 - "a. Fevsnth syrErs thsHcs noiihsry ons TIE cas-
i n The Tersath twenty irrt 70 le P'n o. p1so "
,iguin.-D.isd New York November 20
pnHins'-D'''1 DANIEL p INORAuAM. g.. Referee
pi-f.t,s- At,orrsv ksWgg
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legal Noiires.

IN THE SCPREME COURT, Kings County.
i CHARLES HSCHNAS. Plaintiff ........
seaius, PRISCILLA BRALSELl. lltflT - ee't
Priscilla HinhHan wife o. Ceggs brrs ~ : nt hev stamp
nell. Msr.lrsi Ann Dow vile % 80 DD~t es.-~let.
formerly M1r.re: Ann Hnchusn sarah .-'-'.'''''''
HURT formerly M Hiuclusn vie q Hart Aarhe
Hlchuan Mos~s hrut. Ar linrt
usu Jua HincHuIsn Thomas itu Hurhnau fFinr Anl
Iirgwu William brown. Beirlle Br0wH John Brown Etf.teh
j. e1hile hfown caItIrr - EiHeh brown ce-ssed
HinrhCar VIE 4 VIII Brown and ducief
Eei~t
Psiti1u-To l- D.f-ndsn in hstrby s1nor-f ed
rraired comp a. , aor of which ccrJ
County rik ue h- stA Day Of Oeo-
t sad complaint % tf sub
". ~ Iaoisfrr Efaoklu yFhr tsrny
vou 20 psiut within go time tos7i 10
rsah 90 a-ti1n VI tffiv 'ir Caur 90 ths ~ De-
usrd.d IN ~ e,rrarf-Dsfef Br5at Or'oh r lle
ogI lruGEW &. = IAths. FlIrtd q Attorney.
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6o!els. &r.

CT. JOHN HOTEL. Broadway. near Eghth-st.,
- NewYort the EUROPEAN Plan centrally located and
furnished iies sHi single g-umen. Guests furnished with
table II desired Sin IL from &c Eesk upward
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NOTICE OF APPLIC ALTON foT the discharge Of on
uolgrn leofl Of ~ Iaie
Article % ~ l- FG4 thsf-r ~ ~ .sd 80
lsvsrd Slsfrss e. ilAL~lfbl ot thr ~
Irnsr-rrch Boz the - ErIsesrf tnsarui dsat
Notice hr.t pubh~d ~ l8 Cred o. - b~fr non
a. Robrfso r. Comfy JIt - $50 t.uny " h~n's.,s -
a.. IN The Cfy che lt itT - JaausfT ~ 81 trn
~ In to- fs-nsou o. har eans- suy tt-y have Why
,rrn.t should rtis ~ i inss.Hs ssss ti Do b
S,eh.r.d tom hs debts CHARLLS 81 HALsIku lnsovvni
-
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6Eo. A. LEAvrrT AucuoneeI.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS lq3 Broad
a: y. MtHvIS. Aoe;ionesr.

pY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor 4th-
ID t-Ss-s o. Books Works Furniture.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, Nov.
n. = and % 4 O'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY e valuable Book IN various department.
tDcld choice ILLUSTRATED WORKS, and variety Of
sisse Literature embracing many me book IN Fc Ian
glsges. &c Catalogues Tesdy-
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fcIioap Goods.
Marble Manfe!s.
f,)sSbins CARDS. &f.

TWIN. EvERDELLs SONS. No. lo4 Fulton-s..-,
a WINDING CARDS 1a FINE STATIONARY 'Es',SA's'e
ms
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OF
LOUISIANA CNAE4 OIL AND pETIgD.
LEUM COMPANY.

This company organized for the purpose purchasing
years. lease of the natural oil wells Cacaseu Parrish
with the exclusive right dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
in tract of land Of about fourteen hundred 0 acres which
embraces the old and well known natural Oil Wells in said par
ish together with the right to the timber and pasrage
said lands erect the necessary works. machinery etc.
operate the fer the purpose Of refining the oil they
proper to do so.
-Four miles of transportation over level road to the west
fork of Gacasieu river constant and uninterrupted
muncaton by tide navigation with depth of Is feet Of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars d.
Vded into thousand shares hundred dollars each
" that fifty CENT to be paid at the time of
croing will create fund ample to buy the lease and work
w "eis. so further call will be made for insalments
of stock will issued by the President each
ior the full amount of stock subscribed for Should
e'e any further nstsments required call of only 10
~ VI LIE amount subscribed for will be made at inter
walls OF thirty days longer
s'o A Toe sum Of ten thousand dollars shall have bpen
officers e' " 'no e'oo'on VI
will be published in day or two " sA'' o
Subscription lists are left at the fo,1evir -,
WILSON. PATTON CO., No. 1870 Gravisr st.,a.
hcLAUR1N, POTHIER CO., No Ill c,rav;srst..
ALsTON FoURNTER, corner Camp and Con,r,s
LAPENE FERRE, No. 81 Old Levee street "
A D. eRIEFF CO., No. 80 Old Leves street
II. W. BUCKMASTER & Co, Nos. 30 and 81 Ne, 1o.
street: 0
H. Won PBUL CO., No. IGg Poydras street
CHAs. BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insurance.
Company, corner Camp and Gravier Stroets.
At the TINES OFFICE.
At the GRE SCENT OFFICE.
And at the OITY NATIONAL BANK, N 7. N. Robinson
CASHIER Magasne and Eaahes streets where subscp
tiens can be paid,
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PROGR ANNIE.

f1SoSJtSAtIN1fi-
President znken open the velksest precisely
at halt-past O'Clock P. ". in due form.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
The grand united Brass Bands Chas Jaeger
and C. Bottle forty ing the Grand Beutce Volksfest
March and oherpopular airs
a GRAND VoLKsFEsT BALL
both spacious and sPendidy decorated Halls Committee
Theo. Meyer, Chairman.
A GREAT VARIETY OF GAMES AND PLAYS
arranged for the entertainment of all by the Committee
Plays L. Stein, Chairman Prizes valued $3.50 will be
distributed
A SPLENDID SHOOTING GALLERY
open public. Rifles and Pistols furnished by John
Schneckenberge of the veknown Johns ST. Charles
Shooting Gallery various prizes valued at $3.50 The shoot
ing management OF the Shooting Committee, George
PRIZE "TURNENn
edaely arrival of the at the Fair
Grounds "Turpsn" will commence, under the supervision
the Turnen Committee, Emile Maier, Chairman
A GRAND TOURNAMENT ON HORSEBACK
Will by the Committee Equestrian Affairs Chas
ST. Fry, Chairman, O'clock Several valuable prizes
offered.
purse Of $500 offered for the best among the
the Fire Department The be under the supervision
nc Leidne Chief Engineer and the judges appointed by
him. The rare to commence ct O'Clock P Il.
THE GREATEST FOOT RACE OF THE SEASON.
The above rened over Foot Race will take place
tween Philip Niiternuth Esq, and John Curry Esq Purse,
Sl25. 1900
Especially the Volksst will be delivered by
pressario Gustav oster1rann.
VOCAL CoNOEPT,
Under the direction of the Committee on Songs Louis
Gurevad Chairman, Grand Vocal Concert will take place
5l5 o'clock NJ embracing popular and choice choruses
ged by Mesors Thee Won LaIacle j. NJ Looming
Grau and L. kreb5
WONDERFUL, ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE ON
THE TIGHT E0PE,
e. the World renowned Dsner who will produce some sur
pTisng feRs expressly arranged for the Volhstest.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION.
The Fair Grounds will be illuminated by the magnificent
Magnesium Light heretofore unknown the cit
liens of New This brilliant superb light expressly
imported for the Voksest at great It's extreme
strength will give magic stre to The Fair Grounds,
before in New Oears and elevate the truly sub
lmeness.
Besides the above named amusenens aud entertainments
Caroussels, Fyi ug Horses, Puppet Shows, etc. etc.
MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OE TIE VOLKSFEST
With the exception Of the grand and foot abov
described Of the first day will be observed Or
Monday al & o'clOcL,F NJ
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES,
By the President Leou znkea presence the
Committee.
Tickets OF AdraEss1en-sB1 Each hay.
LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE.
Subscribers the Fair Grounds will be furnished with
ticket by applying office of the Mechanics and Agricu
trual Fair Association
The Fair Grounds pennant viii fly from the Crescent Hall
Canal St. Charles rests the days Of Voksfest
Colored persons admitted except servants accompanying
their employers - -
LEON Won zINKEN,
f. KREDELI. Secretary President
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Political.

Young Mems Democratic Association evening at
O'Clock, President Fred Ogden in the Chair He explained
the object Of the meeting and urged unity Of action and har
mony and concord of feeling and deprecated and ell at
tempts TO digde the National Democratic Party.
Major E. Austin read the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted by the Association.
WHEREAS, We believe the National Democratic Pcrty
be the only truly conservative political organization
ng resting upon the bro.de principles civil ibery,
ecting, in spirit Of mutual concession and
promise, aeements of discordembracng its ranks both
North and South those who truly love the
known to Washington, Jefferson, Madison and
Monroe and who rally around the Constitution of
forefates and in the face fevey difficulty and ofevey
still bear ao in proud Defiance the glorious banner Of
Constitutional Notwithstanding hand in hand around the
minration of fearless President Andrew John
and looking to but single endthe restoration Of the
Union and the prosperity of tie whole country.
Whereas We convinced that the National Democratic
Party is the only political association which strength
sustain the President in the difficult and patriotic
he is pursuing and that it alone defeat the malignant
rachnaons Of the Radicals and Of nalcontents in midst
Whereas We fully satisfied that the the
Southern States to their proper position in the Union and the
happiness ana prosperity of people, Of all classes and
tessons must depend The Of the Democratic
Party in the great national struggle which is approaching
and
Whereas, We firmly believe that every political movement
whatever its obecg may be- which tends weaken the
OF the Democratic party must necessarily give aid and strength
to aosa who are tie enemies Of good ORDER and whose
pose it is to pull down the pillars OF Government involve
US in d common ruiz therefore be it
Resolved l. That socmny pledge ourselves TO stand by
the National Democracy the palladium of future hopes
bringing into subiee2n feeling of private interest
personal Gske and having eye single to A posre-iy
and hCppinGsS OF country.
Resolved, That With regret disposition to build
up in this city opposition the Democratic party which
can only tend to destroy that concord and unity which should
exist at this critical To as have from one
causeor another abandoned their pEces ranks say
in spirit Of fr"nknes and friendship come back; prin
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Petitt's .anserscaas Eye SGZye.

A CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY, APPLIED EX
TERNALLY, for granulaon of the EYE,LIDs, INFLAMED
EYES, ETC. This remedy has been widely known and
tensivey used for than twenty and has effected
radical of DISEASED EYES, Acute Chronic 1t is
highly ecacous in all Cutaneoas Erupions Burns Sngs of
Insects ETC. large supply just received from the Labo
raory genuine prepared furnish
in large small quantities, atPROPRIETOR's PRICES.
J. s. MAUNSELL & CO.,
q Ghartres street,
Between Cana land CustCTnhouss.
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Point Cz,eHT HofeR.

he undexngned will open the Pnt Clear Rote on or abo+
The 10th day of May next, E.s- sd
This establishment being repaintsd put in cop
pete repair and condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house
nshed entirely new with the best of materials and the
improvements.
Arrangements will be made for direct communication with
New Orleans Mole both by steamboat and telegraph
sI BhLHEARD TABLES
o the most approved pt haze been ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every amusement suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded man, woman and chhd For
BATHING ANrD FISHING
And this celebrated watering place mas no supe
On the continent the under dgued intends to make it
The most and comfortable one IN the world
CHAs. E. sMhFDEs. Manager.
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r. Fjf$sU5ES&Gs Gssfs. .

r. FjfSsv5EESGsR,
sr&TIDNGR, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is now receiving fine assortment of
In GsdsH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
te ue ruled and plain manufactured expressly
Bis market to which he invites attention
Tand ths public generally.
BL ANK BOOKS of every and style of ruling and
ing C ,ugt2ntly on hand and made to order.
COZ lNKRCIAL BLANKS all kinds on haud and printed
to orde ,in the nestsst style
An el and complete stock Office Furnishing Goods
general V including Hoes fine Copying Presses, well
variety OF Ghsape ones all warranted
Copying Press Stands, Books, Brushes, ETC.. etc.
Foeyls wparior GOLD PENS
Farchild e
STEEL fsNS of all the best manufacturers
WRITING PAPER aud ENVELOPs of all kinda
, FLAT PA eERS of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPEE-2llx3S and 3lxiS.
Checks Note Drafts Bills of Exchange, Bill Reeas and
Cards printed Autographed In handsome style. .
n }Oders will tiye prompt aud carafa attention.
sS............. Camp pStreet.................S6
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.WOtlCe.

NEW ORLEANS, April 27 1866
The following BANKS this city, and MAY 1gt,
will respective places of business at o'clock
till further notice:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
CANAL BANK
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN BANK.
UNION BANK
BANK OF AMERICA