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Mr.. Johnson's diplomacy seems to have been
mostly Of the pOst-prandial kind, and on that
account we hesitate to accept it as conclusive.
We heartily second his wishes for q perpetual
peace between the United States and England
but we do not believe in the "peaoe at any
price" doctrine; and while we accept the issue
of war as misfortune, We do not consider
1t as the greatest misfortune that could befall
us, and this fact we think it we'll that the
British people and Government should be we'll
assured Of. In vino est ver,tas as general rule
Is open to exceptions, and the following de-
claration Of Lord Stanley, at the Liverpool
banquet, on Thursday, shows him to be
diplomatist even after dinner
ut is a settled principle In England TO respect
scrunulOu sly the rights OF every nation, the
wet kest as well as the strongest. AS scrupu-
preserve, In the nrst Instance, the peace of
England; next TO That, as far as lies in our
power, the peace of Europe and the civilized
world; TO seek no narrow, no Selfish no exclu'
Bive object, but to cOuSt"er that eveu our ma
teral ini ieree Is are 1ndissolubly connected with
these eiRhbOriug nations, who are At once our
netghbOra and our customers; In points of
hon' r. not too hastily or tmpetuously resent
any real or imagined wrong, but rather to will
lingly submit TO the dispassionRte arbltra.
uon OF some com mpetent tribunal"
History will scarcely sustain Lord Stanley
in the above statements, but they are valuable
as indications that the distinguished head OF
the Foreign Office has not opened his heart to
the same extent as Mr.. Johnson, but that he
still keeps an eye open for the main chance,
even after dinner.
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The WiIV Johnson,

THR PRESIDENT is ''sly, devilish sly" as Joey
Bagstook says. His whole course proves how
deep he Is. What penetration What
head His little proclama alton to Horatio
Seymour, published this morning, shows the
cunning of the man. He has had the IntelLi-
seacer denouncing Seymour as long as he
thought it possible to drive him out of the
field. As soon as he finds he cannot succeed,
he Issues his "bull'' oanonizing Horatio; 80
that all his influence and all the weight of his
great opinions are to-day for Seymour. Poor
Horatio What grievous sin has he COM
mitted that requires him to bear Johnson
along,wi him in the campaign
But while the depth of this model Richelieu
La thus shown, he shows a treachery
without precedent. What does he oongratu-
late Seymour on doing and urge him to 90
ON with Z Hear what he says:--
al see II announced in the papers this morn
ing that you will enter the Presidential can
yass in person. trust this may be so. The
present position of public affairs justihes and
demands IL. II Is hoped and believed by your
EseLda bAat AZ The eAsIaIss " constitutional
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The Democrat,c HeII-Brotb.

In. w. CBoFRUr contributes to Harper,
Weekly the following parody of Shakespeare
lustrated by the figures of Seymour, Hamp
,n, and Blair, gathered about oaIdror
.belled &C. s. A." and "K. K. K.:"-
Double, double, toll and trouble.
Fire burn and caldron bub0Ie.
Round ABOUT the heil-broth go,
In the motley fragments thrOwt
"Hend OF Treason, reeking red
Poisun-fs of Copper nea1.
Tongue and lip of perjured Lee,
Bitter tear of refugee,
Curse of planter prayer OF slave.
Blossom from IN artyr's grave,
Rod of Noses whioh he lost
When he pardoned PnaraOh's most.
Skull of prisoner al Fort Pillow,
Blood OF freedmen at UamttiA,
Hampton's torch, Fred ID JuglasS fetlet.
Booths revolver, Biair's letter,
TOombs' whip aud Forests sueer,
And q sigh from Dostle's bier,
Seasoned with guerrllla's oath.
seymour stirs the horrid broth
Bound about his head q rag
From the Alabama's Il az;
Cloak of canvas that tho gale
Wrested from tue pirates san;
Wand of witchery that bore
TTeason's flag In '6i.
With o weird and Missing sound
Rocks the caldron round and round,
And he cries, iris very good
10 the cup of Brotherhood y"
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government, whether secret or armed, will not
be spared aud that their arbitrary usurpationss .
together with their wasteful, profig ate. ana
corrupt uses of the peoples resources VIII DC
sigpally exposed and rebuked."
What Is this he wants Seymour TO 90
To Suing around the circle like he did too years
ago. This is the animus Of the letter. This
is the thorn in his side, the poison In the
draueht. He remembers how he was received,
and now seeks to sacrifice Seymour In the
most effeotual way. After this We cannot but
believe that the lnteliigUcer spoke the truth,
and that Johnson is the bitterest enemy at
heart that the Democratic nominee has.
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b9@@ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REVI
80 SION OF TAXES
No nj SrArE Hnusn ROW.

w,
PHILApELPaIA. Oct. q 1863 J
al tbes oSa U 4 M M sS Will meet
IohSowng days, between the hours of 10 A, M. and
Reurns Of pSxes az or Ise yesr 1880 from the
EiTst and Second WaIds Wednesday, October 2S.
Third and Fourth Wards = Thursday, October 20,
Fifth and Sixth wsrds-Friday October 80, 1868.
Seventh and Eighth Wards-Saturday. October 81,
Ninth Mn and Tenth Wards Wednesday, November
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards Thursday Novem-
ThirieeuIh and Fourteenth wards-Friday. Novem-
FiItee1!h and Sixteenth wards-saturday. Novem.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards-Monday. No
Nineieen!h WaId7Tussday: NoysmbsE 10, ises
Twensyrss and
.,Tweny third and Twenty, fourth wards-FrIday.
twenty 'fith and Twenty.sixth wards-sAturday,
Twents.seyenIT and Twenty.eighth wards-Mon.
WILLIAM LoU9aLIN,
IO22st Board of Revision OF Taxes.
f9@ OFFICE OFhHE CITY TREASURER.
PHILADELsHrA. InEIrS October IA. 1868
To Holders OF City Warrants and Certificates OF City
Registered City Warrants numbering from No. to
300 Inclusive Will be paid upon presentation at this
Ceradcses Of Loan of the City Of Philadephia that
have been LEFT at Rs for regsrS
pIesen. re same and receive sheii cer,iacses
any, is6s viii be paid with the accrued intsrest
Presentation Interest will cease a. date OF msS9ry
l0NI2t City Treasurer.
tA4~ OFFICE OF THE LOMBARD AND
Nv SOUTH STREETS PASSENGER Rail;
ssreety' MAT ooAPANY, ,TWRNTY-FIFTA and SOUTH
dSsn~ Tine RnT1I I Meeting the Stockholders q this
pal2' THOMAS 2. HARRIS, Secretary.
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Drives CAsHED IN ROYAL HAVANA.
u KENTUCKY, and MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
CIRCULARS sent and information given.
JOsEFH BATES. No. 7s BROADWAY. New
York. Post 0ttce Box, 426A 10 10 I'm
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THE GOLD OAKS" CEMETERY

Is situated on the Township Line road at the inter
section of Nicelown la 1e, and emoraceI sixty 1ne
Acres OF romA ntcay beaut u la ID. 1t Is the estate
known for may years as "oId oaks" late the coun-
Try seat OF John Tucker Esq,
The name is taken from the great number aud
usual tbrift and beauty OF the majestic "0lt Oak'
trees now growing the property and which lend to
a charm and appearance of permanency peculiarly
IN harmony with the purposes to which the ground
is dedicated.
No better selection OF q location for a Cemetery
could have been made. All the advantages possessed
by each of the other Cemeters combined In this
1t 10 central In stuaSn and easily accessible by good
roads from all directions; " is perfec y convenient
to and is but q s tort distance from Germ antown,
Many unks Ncetowr, Frank ford aud BIidesburg, and
can be reached from all parts OF the City of Phlsdel
phia by means OF Broad street, which is the
attractive and commanding in appearance OF any
avenue not only In this city, bat Ia the hole coun-
try and which Is free from those interru ions and
delays which render private travel on most of our
highways not only disagreeabe but often dangerous
1t extends for long distances on both Nicetown
lane and the Township Line road and will have three
main and ornamental gateways so as to afford facilI
ties for ingress and egress from all directions
drives through the place. and all the approaches to
so arranged that It's embellishments and superior
advantages fall to be at once seen and appre-
ciated by the visitor.
1t is the intention OF the proprletors make "Old
Oaks the most beautiful Cemetery In America, and
the artificial decorations the lakes, drives, walks, and
horticultural ornAmentation will give II appear
unsurpassed by any other ever brought to public
notice. and will tend to allay the feeling OF gloom
often caused by the sombre and funeIeal aspect so
prevalent in Cemeteries generally.
The Buildings on the property we'll known as
the most costly and handsome erected by private
capital. The Mansion will be used In part as a
Chapel. and the surroundings bsautified In keeping
with the character of the places In word, the Pro
pretors wish to do with the feeling repusIve
often associated with Graveyards and Charnel
Houses and hold every iuducement to the friends
and relatives of the departed TO visit the grounds
which con ain relics precious them.
The Old oaks will be made object OF interest to
strangers, ss we'll as resldeats of Philadelphia and
while the solemnity of The Will violated
yet the impression will be conveyed that death is q
mere separation, and that those who have fought
"lifes bate only resting from their labors, and
are always kept alive in the memory Of their sur
vivors.
The grounds VIII be open to Visitors at all hours
during the day. The Office of the Company is at
No. ais .CHEsNUr Street,
ROOM No. L,
Where maps and plans OF the Gem etery can be seen
applications made for lots and any desired informa
tion given. IO248s
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ECg@ HEADQUARTERS REF UBLICAN CITY
~ E&ECUIIVE COmMLrrEE
ITO THE REPUBLICANS OF PHILADELPHIA"
In accordance with resolution passed this day the
DIVISION ORGANIZATIONS throug ghout the CITY
earnestly requested TO mtle in their respective
holdii the elections (or at such places ay be
designated by the Ward kxecutive Committee, on
mon DAY EVENING, October 28,h 1868. at ~
o'cl cK, for the puTIose OF THOROUGHLY ORGA,
1t has been ascer aimed that over $500 REPUBIT.
CANS FAILED TO VOTE AT THE OCTOBER
ELECTION a large majo ity OF these CARELESS
and vote ior GRANT AND COLFAX II the division
organizations attend promptly TO this duty
By order of the Committee.
WILLIAM r. LEEDS, President.
40 losN n. Nw1AhhtEiitNisHAw + HIN Secretaries. 1Oasu
s4y" ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLUE!
HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS SAILORS STATE
GENITAL COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPHIA Oct. % 1868.
i. stand OF National and state Cnlors will be
preeent by this COMMITTEES to the BOYS IN BLUE
Ct ef eSng @ on a sh ea % 81 81
voes over the vote Of the 18th OF October In slant,
III A stand OF National and State q ,lors will he
presented by this u mmittee to the BOYS IN BLUE
OF the Township polling on the Sd of Novem DER
Voes over the vote of the 18th of October Instant
What county Will win both?
By order Of the Committee.
CHAhLE5 T. COILS,
T p..z- .. Chairman.
a. -, nOssf.IL, Secretary. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1a5@ WRIGHrS ALC0NATED GLYCERtN
Tablet OF Solidihed Glycerin tends to preserve
the akin from:ory ness ana wrinkles imparts q wOn-
dertul degree Of softness and delicacy to the COM
plexIon, and whiteness to the skim Is an excellent
Geh.trice, grateful 10 the taste and tonic to the
breath and renders the teeth beautifully white For
sale by ell druggists. r. d q. A. WRIGHT, No. 62l
CHESNUT Street. 2H
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hCsSY" GRANT AND C0LFAX CLUB. FOUR
TEENTH WARD, wnl assemble on SArITR.
DAY EVENING NEXr. oath Instant at the Hail
Streets. A'E>
Addresses by Hon. James II. Cam pbell, Hon. Henry
ID. Moore, and Colonel William B. Manu-.
JOHN HANNA, President
Tnos- II. BIeALow. eeoie'AeS' lO22St
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sILvERWARE. yEWELRY, ETC.
S OLD SILV n

The Increasing demand fot
Eue CANT and Artistic SiIve3
Wares has decided us I'd
open our New tabIishm
with a larger and sup erio
stock to any Hitherto shown
In Phiia d eIphia, and wild
that view have taken the
SPECIAL AGENCY for the
Sterling Solid Silver Wares
ofthe coRHAM MAMUFAcj
TURING COMPANY.
The Silver Wares Of this
justly celebrated Compa any
are now universally acknow-|
iedged to be superior In quail
ity, good taste, and finish to|
any Silver Goods produced in|
this country.
Every desirable Silver Article
manufactured by the COR
HAM MI a NUF ACTUR RING
COMPANY will be found in
our cases, and a succession
Of future novelties has been
arranged for as fast as they
can be made from time to
times
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TNEDELIUS vOGT, Practical Clock &
Z Matchmaker, St. Mary's, Elk county,
Pa, Rooms next door to liintcnach' s
Clothing Store. All kinds of work done
done in a satisfactory manaer, and war
ranted. Consultations in regard to work
in the German, french or English Ian
guages March II, lS67tf.
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A GRAND VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
VIM Civ, for the benefit AMOUNT OLIvET protestant
Episcopal CHURCH, Algiers Rev. A Gordon Blackwell
rector
Wednesday Evesing, Feb. ., 1908
In the DEUTSCHE COMPANY HALL, corner of BienviIle
rect aud Exchange Alley, New Orleans.
Tickets 81 EACH to be obtain the principal book
music stores
sever" distinguished ads and gentlemen have
kindly rendered their assistance Mr. O. Braun ese.
brated violoncest and Master Kaiser viollnist
Mr.. c. Frey. orgsnist of st Pauls Church. director
Concert commences at O'Clock punctually
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.

Orders WI be eved and hed lowest prices for FRUIT
Tkkks % ~ kinds; also srRAWsERR rs aud ORNA
MENTAt TELLS AND SHRLsS ef every DESCRIPTION,
E.y orders arr sclctes this the uroper season far
tyEnSpaptng Cs.slssues supplied rp "
GRkEh ELDER, a Commercial Place
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ID NABeH PENNAr n CO..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
oorssr Of Carep6elet and ersvser streets.
VIEW oRLEAEs
E-.shisApsnr, Aohils Ala and Houston r.xn

DOUsLAs,
EEGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHEB,
NO. 10 Camp street..
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE uTgY HorEL
YiSlins and wedding Cards engraved tAs elegant
Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton La
dns Cheeks Invoices and Circular Letters ETC., Tho
grSphed. Scala, Csncslllng Stamps, Door Plates etc
Initials Embossed on rsper a>< Envelopes WIrHouI
CHARGE FOR DIR
CRESCENT CITY CIsTEKN FACTORY.
lD.........-..-...CANP STREET.
The unoersned having purchased the interest
late of, heFarlenn IN the above establishment win con
time the business In biz own account
and BY continued exeion and prompt attention to business
hopes 10 merit oOntnusnes Of The patronage literally
,sSvsd the old arm
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
WILLIAM AYREA
Buccssasr to J. 7. ksFs lsnn %
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LOsT--sToLEN--FOUNO.

L OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
II renewal Of the following Certificates OF Stock which
have been ot 70 shares Of the Bank OF America No l6
p Shares New Orleans Jackson snd Great Northern Rail
road No 525 dated 18Th April, lS55-a In the Of
Jesse R. Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank OF Louisiana No.
1919 dated October 81 1859 in the Of RebeccA Rsgan
wife OF jesse r. Jones.
I OFT OR MISLAID-CERTIFICAT OF STOCk
IL No 1855 for orywo Shares Of the ita stock Of the
New Ollesn Jsckson ard Great Northern Railroad Com
pany, dated 18th april, 1851 In the rsme Of H. RysBd
Application has been made for duplicate Of and the
public are warned not % trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFOkD & CO.,
As Carondeet street.
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GRAND DRESS BALL
ToR BENEFIT
QUITMAN LODGE NO. &c, A. F. AND A. NJ.
AT MASONIC HALL
"wednesday Evening, January 20, 1865.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:
John @. Fleming, Thos. c. Herndon, Jas II. wingaed,
VIM H. Wells, J. flatow, r. s. Venablesi

MANAGERS:
AlelJ Norwood NJ ". g, NJ h. R. swasey R. wDGM
j. A Stevenson K W. g. J W. Sam1 NJ Todd X a. r.
J. @ Bachelor. Il ". g. S. O. A. Fellowes p. O. NJ
" M Perkins, O. N; Edward Barnett 2. ID. q. n.
jos santini P. j W. NJ Estella W. G.. y.
Jos H. De Grange W. q. NJ. A. Z. Dick W. q s
John q. Fleming, W n James A. Douglas w. NJ.
Nm. heDuh, W. NJ. II. z. Buckley, "
Josef y. Horntr, w. II. j. o. De CastrO W II.
W. @. Driver, W. NJ. A. Goldman, W. N.
T. l. Bruce w N. =. ". Deiesdenier, ". NJ
A Seger, W. NJ. James ID Wis a. NJ.
samuel Levy W. NJ. A. Queant, w. NJ
Edwin Marks W N. L. p HeiltE W NJ
q segu Y. Gshona w. N. r. Lesssseur N.
r. ID. Onward, w. NJ. g. W. Pabst, ". NJ.
r bIueier. W NJ M. A. CalOnge, p. NJ.
W. II. Lewis W. NJ. Geo w. Beamsn z. N.
T A. Bartlett, p NJ. u. Ugarte p NJ.
7. d. Van Bern, p. II. ID r. Scruggt p. NJ
O. Sontag. p. N. l. W. HOman, p. NJ.
J Lamarre. p. N. JohA Anderson, p. NJ
5. r Buckuer. Harry Hays.
q. H. SlocOmb. T. S. Williams.
=. WsnE. Hugh Breen-
y. Y Herwig j.. u. Nixon.
George w. Race George O. Garner.
William Tenbrink. B. Bloomfield.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
E. A. Tyler, T. G. Hendon. Geo. 81. Beaman
l. W Homsn, A. lsascsOn, S. Yensbles
s slvsrstein, j. ii. Lsngsdcld, J. c. Davenport,
G. o. Wilkinson.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
VIM T. Dewing VIM. II. MackAy, r. a. Wolf
1hos J Lsngdon, W. II. MeGhesney j. D. TideR,
VIM. Mcbride
Tickets IS, to be procured from any OF the Managers
Applications for Ladies' Invitations be made to John O.
Fleming at Us Magazine street, A. Tyler lis Csaa
street.
No Tickets genuine unless signed by John c. Fleming
NJ, and stamped E. A. TYLER.
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n and COTTON PICKERN, esrRer 81 Thomas aud
Jsmes streets IN the immediste vicinity ct the toowi.s
Presses: Mississippi Loo siAns Fire Proo Alabama sh
pers. Planters Tyler, Factors Commercial Pelican Cr
eaOs Merchants Yeksbgrg and Penn. Having brstcass
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each the latest IN
proved he e prepared ts hsu gin and pick Cotton rcn sa
Bos a. p 9. GS1,reu, onsee I9s drawer street
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We haYe demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property also for Country Place around the city and
the railroads Persons wishing TO sell invited
to psee their property in hands make 10 charge
bnless sale u effected
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PAIL, LYONS q CO.,
w. BALL. 1. H. LYONS. ". h. DAsHIELL)
WHOLE SALEe AND TAIL
DRUGGIsTs.
NOS. AZ AND al CAMP STREET, AND rs AND
III GRAvIER STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.

We respec.fsy vie Druggists and Merchants well as
Physicians and Planters visiting the city 10 mitether pur
chsse call and very large ofFresh and
Reliable Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Paints, Oils Yarnishes, Brushes, Perunery, Cosmetics
Fancy Cords Soars Surgical Instruments Me teal
Bags Pocket Cases, Medicine Chests Trusses Supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endless variety Of Articles for the
Toilet Druggists sundries, Window Glass and s deserp
tiOns of Glassware.
Pure Liquors, wines, AIes and POrters,
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and guaranteed
be the best
Particular attention 10 the compouuding and dispensing
Physicians Prescriptions Competent and reliable parties
vii be in attendance this branch Of ea day
night.
wesuarantee to give customers satisfaction both
prices and qualities % goods.
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WANTED.

yUANTED-A SERVANT TO DO THE WORK
w for small family. Apply at No. $50 Eighth street,
between Camp ard Magazine.
UANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THE
city out OF employ wishes TO obtain situation In
kind Of business wy he make himself generally
use is good and at figures and not AFRAID
Of work Would prefer the Wholesale retail Grocery Bus
Best Of references gwen. Address a. O. Crescent
Office.
WANTFD-THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
can be obtained with board strictly private
family the Fourth District convenient TO St Charles
Prytsnis street References given and requr red Ad
dress Postofice Lock Box sc.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS,
w and who has had large business experience In New
Orleans wishes situation In mercantile house where the
compensation would be sufficient TO support himself and wife
In respectable he feels satisfied that he could
meet the requirements Of The smpest recon
mendaons be furnished note eft at the CRESCENT
once 10 O. K. 3. will meet with prompt attention
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TO TAX PAYERS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
STATE TAX COLLECTORS oFyICK,
FIRST DISTRICT, Jan. ?, 1858
In accordance with following order hereby notify tho
Tax Payers Of the First District call my ocs
said Tax forthwith:
T. AsKEw,
State Tax Collector FIrst District efYew Orleans,
ITO CAsondeet street.
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RowMAS's PATENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

The Greatest and Rest Inveution OF the Age and House
wifi = Tue Friend.
Washbosrds and Machines entirely out OF date In
stead Il consuming hs g. three
Sasbing. bue M0uoayg It all be done in to
hours with the American WA HUNG COMPOUND
Clothes hequire Rushiug except the ws bands be
very dirty they be mbbe1 te between the hanas bat
board T. ne-ced thus terrible wearing process
Of such Hor lille Wash board ,crubbfng.
VIE thu american Washing Compoundn has been
d. Tho old hOned Soaps comparatively use
only one Quarter the price the ldahoned Soaps
and b. used with ard tof with perfect
Il viii also Grease Spots and Paint Preserves
the Clohing All arstions that contain lime
Clothes. Avoid theml least the Compound ana Won
will never be without u q W. W. GOOD yYN,
usts mhouFe and Peters streets, Orleans
l. the only authorized Agent for the Parishes OF Orleans
jefferson who will supply you with the COMPOUND, or
Family Right that you may manufacture l. for
who viii also give the most explicit directions gene
ral
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LOB sALE-TwO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON
Magazine street. between Third and -Four with
hall psror dining kitchen, FIRST floor; chamkers
second Door Green Elder, Agents. q Commercial Plaza
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RICE Mills. .,........~KrOr MILLS.

Having secured the services cf Mr.. PETER McKINLAY
the Inventor Of The mos. approved RICE PoU SDER
nse who has BE- 30 years engaged the
struction erection end management Rice Machinery ve
prepared under his supervision
Of Machinery reqvred in the eAraou Of Rice Tor the
market TO furnish all necessary drawings speeid
cations.
A model OF MeKinays Patent Rice Huler suitable for
those who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption be
At tsblishmenL
LPEDs 4 co
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EOR SALEM GREENvILIE-A NEAT cor
tege and entire square OF ground fenced and cultivated
Broadway, between Elizabeth and Ferdn streets
the line Of the contemplated branch railroad
street This Il convenient and healthy location will
sold at a great bargain. Green Elder, Il Commercial
Place.
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FOR SALE.

Il between Jackson and Phillip streets aiot % y lSi
feet The house has six and Kitchen slate roof
large eisternall well finished Apply to Green Elder
cial Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
RUTTEK AND CHEESE.

50 hrkins Choce Goshen BUTTER
$50 boxes Cheshire factory and Engls nDAiy CHI EBsR
just LANDED steAsLp Gen Grant for reduced
prices, BY EDWARD THOMPSON.
81 Magazine street.