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AUCTION SALES.

Auction SALES:
FUTURE DAY. e~
nv Paine & Co., Aucsioneers'a
T AnaH BANKRUPT SALE.
Ass1eSEE,s SALE OF THE STOCK
MEssRs. ]. sTEENBOCK Il co.
~ JpIius Steenbock & Co., In bankruptcy. we Will
seIi at public auction, by catalogue at the store
lately occupied by hem, 1913 and l2ls Main street,
nm " WEDNESDAY. 26th instant. The entire STOCK OF
said j. Steenbock &c Co., consisting OF ~. 49,
DRY GOODS,
READy-aADE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, etc.
ALSO,
All the STORE FURNITURE and FIXTURES,
with large and new FIRE-PROOF SAFE, suit
able for bank or insurance office.
VIII be added to the above, very large anu
FRESH DRY GOODS,
now receiving, comprising q great variety OF new
and desirable goods suited TO tile fall trade.
We will also sell on
THURSDAY THE 27TH,
at our auction-rooms, No. 1905 Main street,
400 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALS,
all fresh and choice goods, now receiving from
Boston, embracing every variety for men, women
and children. 1889.
ALSO, ~
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
from lowest 10 best grades.
The attention Of the city and country trade is IN
vited to this sale. the stock Is very large anu
attractive. and will be sold without reserve anu IN
lots to suit buyers. a..
TERMS: All sums under Sloo cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved endorsed
notes. u- 10 ,.,..oo.z
au Is PAINE & CO., Auctloneels.
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L~OR RENT, that desirable FRAMEDGss
Z DWELLING on Twcnty-sixth stl ectIs
opposite Temperance Hall. Ii will be rented very
l0% tv Il good tenant. Apply To Mr.. DAVID PAkR
No. Il fircciih street. who Is authorized, in my
name. 10 rent and give receipts.
an 22-lw RACHEL ANN BOUIS.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
Ii FOR SALE SEPTEMBER I. lsds.-This
splendid property Is decreed TO be sold for parli-
ton on the isr DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
FOR full particulars, National fassttipe1.cer
and every Mondays Issue of New York Herald TIL
day or sale. JOHN y. BALDWIS,
HENRY Il. NICHE,
JOHN ECHOLS
DAVID FULTZ,
~ l-tds Commissioners.
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SCH0OL CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice, In the best style of the art at the DIS
PATCH PRINTlNG-HOUSE.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of the
"A estate of Samuel +. McGehee bankrupt,
SHAH sell on the 8TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868,
at public auction, on the premises, the line TRACT
or LAND on which said McGehee now resides,
containing eleven hundred acres, and lying five
miles from keysville depot. Charlotte county, Va.
This is considered by good judges one Of the best
tracts of land III the county. and produces good
cr0ps of tobacco, wheat corn, and oats. There Is
a large proportion Of fat or aliuvial iand on II,
which brings heavy crops Of corn whenever cuti-
waited. r, ,r,
The improvements are excellent. The dwelling
Is new, spacious and handsome, ana contains nine
rooms. exclusive OF the basement. Nearly all Inc
ont buildings are framed, and having been hullt
inst before the war are in excellent condition.
The neiyhborhood Is unexceptionable.
Ii Is seldom that such an opportunity for invest
rnent IN real estate Is afforded, and would advise
capitalists TO examine the tract before buying else
where.
TERMS +: Made known on day of sale.
For further particulars, apply 10 the undersi ned
at Charlotte Courthouse, Va. or to Mr. Jnnh
Booker OF the firm OF Booker, Kerr Lyon, Rich-
mond. ,,,,.
If desired By purchasers The tract will De divided
INV H. A. CARRISGT0S.
L,nt runt au 2l-t,ts
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ByJames NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Ofice No, s2i Main street,
three doors below Spots wood Hotsi.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT IN -Pursuat to u
decree of the Circuit Cunrt Of Richmond city, en-
tered Oh the Sd of August 1863 In the chancery suit
of Lipscomb. trustee aga. inst Johnson, &C. shall
o'clock Z. NJ sell at public auction To the highest
bidder upon the premises, the HOUSE and LOT
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, Tor one
and the remaining third on credit OF light months
from the day Of sale with interest on the deferred
payments from the day OF sale. Negotiable notes
title to the property will be withheld I'LL the whole
purchase money be paid, and a conveyance be
directed by tie court. -
The lot Is on the western side Of FOushee street
between Clay and Leigh streets fronting 80 feet on
Foushec street and running back ~ feet TO an
alley. 1toMAS y. Ef AiNo,
rr.S, np e AuctiOneerS. %
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DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL

DlCHMOND AND DdNVlLLE RAIL
II ROA D-SUAlMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, April q, 1893, the passenger
trains on this road will run ID follows:
GOING WEST.-ThrOugh Mail Trsiu. Lcayee
Richmond daily at 7:l5 A. NJ; leaves DanNlie
daily at s:37 L. N. CONNECTING st BurkeYitie WILD
the Southsile road for F;.rlnville Lynchburs' md
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee ran.
road Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, SC, n.y.; Huntsville, lle-
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth Grand junction, 'lchS-
burg &c, Miss; New orleans, &c. and Al Green's
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta Savannah, h"c2-
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, Ga. montgomery No-
bile, New Orleans, &c.
GOING EAsT.-ThrouRh Mail Train. Leaves
Greensboro daily at 5a0 A. II. !; leaves D2nfLis
daily at $3.50 A. M. connects at Burkeyle viii liS
southside train from Lynchhurg for Petersburg
&c. 1870,
Through tickets can be procured At the tiCKti
offices In Richmond and Danville to al important
points South and Southwest, and at Grc+nsbofo
and Dan Vile to all points North, East, and es1'
THOMAS DODAMEAU
NO Superintendent.
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AND SUMMER ARRANGE

SPR1NG AND SUMMER ARRANGE,
y MENT, lsss.-GREAT 81 OFT ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST. AND VEST, W.
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AZ
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CkRRS ING ghs
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLI-EhH-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEt-
ING CHAIRS ON ALL 7 RAl SEE
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now TUE
from the depot corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN Leaves
Richmond daily at I0:4o A. NJ, arriytngin %asg'
ington at els z. NJ, connecting with the early Ai
ternoon express trains for the North East' "nu
West. ,,.,>, 9TH
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL Tram, VIZ. .s
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping ch"t,'
attached, leaves Richmond daily tsnndays eh.sps
ed at s:io Z. NJ, arriving in Washington =! ~
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning Ha!lS
for the North. East, and West
Roth STEAMERS stop nj Alexandra eAcn "@!i
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way stations leaves depot, corner broA4
and Eighth streets, at p. II. Returning, Arrives
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 10 all principal points.
For farther Information and through tlckets; sY
ply at the office OF the company, corner Broad abs
Eighth streets Shockoe Hill and 1t the ucAe'
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
s,M-TI Prru SUPERINTENDENT myU
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GALE OF THE MIDWAY ESTATE
- Pursuant to q decree of the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond pronounced on the 2sd
day of July. 1858. in the case OF D.. j. htehurst
directing the enforcement by the defendants of the
vendors lien. Will proceed on WEDNESDAY
the 1eth of September next. on the premises. to
sell to the highest bidder that well known, valua-
BILE estate MIDWAY. lying on James river In the
county Of Nelson. 1t contains 40 acres. more or
less. Of which seventy-five or eighty acres Is best
quality low-grounds. Much Of the tablc land has
been highly improved. The dwelling Is very ordi-
nary: the other improvements are good.
TERMS: Onc-tGird cash: residue IN one, two.
and three years. equal payments with interest
from the date Of sale. trust deed to be executed
by the purchaser on the land to secure the deferred
payments. u. 1. HAkISOoh.
Special Commissioner.
The purchaser can also get that valuable milling
pruprrty known rs MIDWAY MILLS ut a great
hargain and on favorable payments. an ls-Iuiw
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA
SPRIN

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, including stage fare
to and from the following watcring-p!aces GOOD
FOR ONE WEEK, viii be sold at the Office Of
the company at the following rates
White Sulphur, 1850; Sweet Springs. sli
Healing Springs, SIS; Hot Springs, Sl5:2s; Warm
Alum, $I2. IS; Rockbridge Baths, $l226; Augutta
White sulphur, $l2.75.
After one week the tickets win be rated at their
cost In part payment of full fare.
j. (. NETHERLAND,
iva General Ticket Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
TRUsTEFs SALE OF A FARM COZ

by A. G. Pullinm, Auctioneer.
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Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD

Virginia CENTRAL kAlLkUAD-
v SUMMER SCHEDULE.-The following
Trains viii be run on this road on and after MON
DAY, June LIST
daily Except Sundays) at 7:15 a. 81, and arrives
ut Cov1ngton at TBS Z. 81.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between thar
lottesyille and Richmond on MONDAYS, NED
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char"
lottesville at4 A. III. Leaves Richmond, returning,
at a:38 L. ".
The Mall Train connects with trains OF 0rAnge
and Alexandria railroad for WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE, and NEW YoRh siso for
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, NJ aPHlS,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, &c. Al stanton,
with stagecoaches for AUGUSTA WH u! SUI
PHUR, HARRISONBURG, WINCHESTEK. &c.
At Goshen. with coaches for NATURAL BRIDGE,
LEXINGTON ROCkBRiDGE BATHS ana
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. At Millboro', With
coaches for BATH ALUM, WARN, HOT, and
HEALING SPRIN GS: AZ Coyingt"n; YIN n
coaches for WHITE SULPHUR, RED. and OLD
SWEET, and other SPRINGS in the Irans-Aiis-
chauy section: and for LEWlSBURG, UNION,
and CHARLESTON. Kauawha.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily except on sunday.
II. -. v HITCOMB.
tel General Superintendent
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DR0VINCE OF SAC PAULO, Brazil;
$40 PAULO RAILWAY. A DA Ii
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and jun
diahy, running within thirty miles OF Camplnas'
j. j. AUBRR1IS,
JANUARY 1863 superintendent.
n b. The booking office IN Santos will be open
for tickets and luggage the arrival Of the boats
from BIO. mn &-t"doH'
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STEAMERS.

August 20 1893.
SPECIAL NQTICE.-Freights
~ over this line received TUES assssss
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
au elm L. B. TATUM, Agent
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT, a SEVEN CTAVEG
a PIANO, In good order. kddress,T ~ u
without delay, box s74, Richmond Va.
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ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, lsS.
TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
A LOCAL. TRAVEL.-On and after MONDAY
June s. a passenger car viii leave Richmond for
Petersburg with the freight trafnl DAILY taCn-
day excepted) at 10 2. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets at the
office previous to getting on the train.
Z. II. GILL,
tad Engineer and superintendent.
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TOR RENT, the STORE No. 1910 Es
Main street, now occupied by l.. Powers, ha a
k>u., IS q SrarAry and feed store. ioSSess'"h
A. "A. HUTt HESON. *.~
a,o, ccJow 40. 1905 Main street
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And w. w. WOOD,
Assignee OF John Clark. bankrupt
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, July Y 1868.
y. B.-Sale Will commence precisely at Il u.
~ II
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Auctions SALES.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
Sc>~~>~~~~~ Z
81 BY Cook & Lahghton, Anctloncers, 4
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
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The above sale is postponed until MONDAY In
slst Iugus'. 1868. ut The same hour. an %
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TOR RENT, THE VERY DESlRA, On
II BILE STORE No 900. corner Main and IA
Ninth streets. now occupied by John &. gase- Jr.
Possession given LIST September.
This is well known rs one OF the very best s.anus
In the city. GEUBBS " "lLLiAM"'
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CATALOGUES WILL BE READY ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ALSO,
on FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1868,
at 10 O'Clock,

400 pieces WOOL and WORSTED. WOOL
FILLING. RAG LIST, HEMP, and VENE-
REX, HIGGINS < co.
an Of o, Auct iOnccrS.
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.AUCTTON SALES.
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~s>-N
FUTURE DAY. Esis & Z
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-20

CLOSE OF THE MARYLAND STATE FAIR-Atcdrd
of PreTni'uns.-we copy the subjoned from the
Baltimore Gazette of Nov. llth, which will, no
doubt, prove worthy Of perusal by large numbers
of our readers. 1t will be seen that Messrs. Wm.
Knsbe & Co. received the certificate for having
again earned the gold medal by the excellence of
their pianos. 1t hardly requires this evidence to
convince our readers of this fact, for they have
had ample opportunity, thanks to Mr.. A. E..
Blackmar, l64 Canal street, the agent in this city,
to test them. We quote:
The fair of the Maryland Institute was brought
to close at 10 o'clock last night, and up to that
time the hall was crowded to its utmost capacity.
II was expected by many that the premiums
would be announced, but that has not been done
for several years. All of the committees, except
that Of gas machines completed their reports and
that will be made in the course of a few days.
Among the chief premiums the certificate of the
gold medal was awarded to Messrs. VIM. Knsbe
d Co. for the best pianos. The rule of the Insti-
tute IA that the same manufacturer cannot more
than once receive the gold medal, but 90
long a. ,it maintains its superiority, the Ger.
tificate Of the gold medal 10 awarded. Messrs.
Knabes' pianos were sdjudged the best, and the
certificate Vas accordingly awarded to them.
and there n no doubt the committee had q
proper appreciation Of the excellence Of the in
sxuments.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-20

BARBADoEs.-A correspondent of the st. Louis
Republican, describing Barbados and its inha bi-
tants, says Instead of being mountainous it seems
almost dead level. And yet the land rises at a
distance of four miles from the shore to the height
of four hundred feet, affordng the residents Of
that part of the island one of the most delightful
climates in the world-where the temperature
ranges from seventy to eighty degrees the year
round: The amount of land in 1t is one hundred
AND sixty thousand acres, almost every acre of
which Is owned by the whites-Engsh- Is in
high state OF cultivation, principally in suVsr
cane. 10 rs the most hourishing of all ths West
India Islands, 10 Is evidenced by the value of its
lsnds-which rate from -fonr to five hundred dol
lars an acre in gold. The negroes are numerous,
and free. but, as the lands are owaed by the
whites, they have but little chance to indulge
their taste for vagabond life. They are forced to
work. and at prices so low that, in spite of
the high price of land the planters are able
to manage their business so as to afford a
great profit. During the season when such
work is needed laborers are paid twelve and q
half cents q week per acre, for keeping the lands
well weeded, and nowhere in the world are the
crops kept so clean. hand-even a woman
can attend to twelve acres, and they like the
work, as 1t allows them to do it at such times as
they please. A dollar and half week is
enough to 81 pport person, or even family,
where potatoes are often as low as twenty-five
cents q hundred pounds, and flying fsh-a foot
long-twenty for sn English penny. Some Of the
negro men. under this state of things. become
quite pretentious and sristocratic, marrying or
taxing two or three wives apiece, whose labor,
bringing them in the enormous sum of four dollars
and half per week. enables them to live life OF
affiuence and ease. Windmis are Q Prominent
festure Of Bsrbadoes. Every estate has itstower
In tde midst Of its buildings, where the cane Is
grotlnd and the sugar is made. None of them
however, were in motion, for the crop ,had jui
been gathered and the sails taken down In prepa.
ration for the hurricane season. which was said L
be at hand. We were sorry to take leave of th
issud. for It seemed more homelike than any o.
the others. Its evidence Of industry. thrift api
general prosperity give it truly American sp
peslance.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-20

DR.. Isaac /. Hays delivered on the evening of
the 18th inst lecture on Arctic Discoveries, :"
at the rooms of the American Geographical So
cieiy, New York. The lecture was illustrated BY
globes, charts, maps and outlines. The speaker
sketehed the various efforts made to discover
northerly passage, beginning in 1884, under Cabot.
DR.. Hayes defined the open Polar sea, upon the
theory OF the oceanic currents. We eau trace bat
sea. This sweeping along both coasts OF Green.
land the branch on the eastern, after touching
lcelend, wheels around Cape Farewell into Baffius
Bay, where it joins the other branch through
Smiths Sound and out from the great Parry Archi.
pelsgo through Jones Sound and Hudson Strait.
Thus uniting its great arms this Polar current
courses along the coasts of Labrador and New
foundland. and wedgirg itself in between .he Gulf
stream and the American coast is finally lost off
the cape of Florida. The Gulf stream and the
japanese current both flow into the Polar sea, the
former entering by the cost of Spitzbergen and
the latter through Behring Strait.
The speaker said that water did not freeze ex
cept where sheltered by the land, as it was a
restless object. Firmly frozen bodies of water
of any considerable extent were not known. Baf-
fms Bay and Hudson's Bay were never sealed,
and in passing the winter Of lS60-6I on the mar.
gin Of the most northerly portion Of Bsfin's Bay,
with the temperature az forty degrees below
zero. he, with his party, was always within sound
posed and projected routes TO the Polar sea, he
said he would give the preference to the way Of
Smith's Sound. A vessel could certainly be forced
up to Fort Polk, and thence would be afforded,
first, land, as a base of operations the route
lying over GriEnell's Land and, second, the op-
portunity TO colonize party Of hunters and ma
tves as Q permanent support. Birds, whale, wal
rus, seal and reindeer we're here TO be found in
abundance. The lecturer said that he was conf
dent that be could reach the open Polar sea in .
steamer. and was willing to again make the at.
tempt in the interest Of science and for the honor
Of the nston.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-20
Contribution.


The name and stye Of this Association shan be "rHE
YOUNG NEN's MERcANrIIE LIBRARY AssocIA
TIoN OF THE CITY OF NEE oRLEANs"
ARTICLE II.
SECTION The officers of the Association shall be Pre
Secretary Tre"snrer and five Directors Who sScsSs hs
const uie Board Of Directors and shall be elected
by bso the Directors by general
majority Of the whole votes given being necessary
President shall preside at meetings of the Asso
shall Deem ias vote ai IN al sn
give the casting vote when there shall be equal division
SIC The Vice President shall preside In tn. absence
SIC The Recording Secretary shah Keep an
record Of the business of the Association. TIE
T's,s;' 60 shTli III ss.das, Z:
in money; all drafts him when signed by Pres
dtnt keep regular account Of the financial
tory exhibit st each annual meeting and si
the nonthy meetings Of the Board Of Directors and osner
shall give security in the of Eve hundred dollars
SEC The Board Ct Directors shall power to appro
pirate funds BYLAWS and generally conduct the affairs
Of the Association shall least each month for
meeting of the Association their proceedings for the pas,
quarter the state Of the concerns Of the Associations
In case any shall in the Board shall imme-
datey notify the Association. and appoint evening
SEC I The BOard Of Directors shall appoint Librarian.
whose duty shall be 20 attend at the Library day
msps charts and all other property his care be-
lor to he AssOciaon them proper order make
all books delivered 70 the members
and to be otherwise governed BY the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE I'LL
Each member proprietor on subscribing 70 the Con-
sfituton, shall pay the of i've dollars annaay in
advance.
Faeh member who is proprietor, subs-rbing to the
advance. ~
ARTICLE v.
Anv person become member for life by paying the
sum OF tity dollars
ARTICLE VI
Any person approved by majority the Board Of Dirc.
paymen. Of hundred dollars may transfer such em
bership at pleasure the sue 10
the approval Of the Board of Directors Provided however
hhy one beng already Lille member a
member in perpetuy under this clause payment of
fifty dollars.
ARTICLE VII
Any person, If sprroved by majority Of the Directors
ray become member complying with the provisions of
this Constitution
ARTICLE Will
There shall be meeting Of the Association on ths
hst TUESDAY IN JAnnay for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year for receiving reports from the Board Of Drrct
Ors; and quarterly thereafter for transaction of such
other business as nay be presented
ARTICLE TX.
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treaursr or
Directors their several official cspacies shall neglect the
performance OF their shall administer The Ia -
Of the Association efficiently equtaby, written com
committee appointed consisting of members and one
director who shall censure, Office or fully
the accused the circumstances of the may
warrant
There shall alterations in this Constitution unless the
shall have been proposed the Board Drecors one
by thIee-fourths Of the members present.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-20

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~oookssORs TO MAaEE Z KxEAss,
Removed from No. Mssauins ssr,,s
esssessrsrs Of saAdlsry aad Hsr.s.s.
-uroRURs OF
SAAf' HAEpwARz BELrING, PACKINo Ann
HOSE. EfC, lfO. AAo
As'oup@'eias snd New Lsvss' end q, q s.s m
Co0noo Dtroo<o, ~