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New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

An Inaslrs,ed the prime pei suburban Places on the s Of
a.. h. ofthi Easy hes fen prepared snd can be Oh
t,ine Al lie efce Of nparv by toe wishing to
prsonay eImue referred vh the yeE oi stenrn
F'' II. RIDpLB General Suy-
u, u Pam On A-srt
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pibiSmo nutitts.

pibi5m6 notitts.
OTucH OF rHV CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. oT NV JyRsSi,
NJ. 100 liberir-st. NLw.ioRK. Apnl 10 Is,s, .
T'HE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
TWO AND HALF PER CENT and The Government Tar WI ~
rad on MONDAY 2h instant a. THE omee The IIans
Ter vi be closed from this cate 10 the l io.t -
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tAan1.ufl

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- N.It-iifF SAINT NICHOIkS NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YORK TutK against JASB Am EGEfrOs Defendant
umsri n the atoe entitled act ob 90 The Jh
March JOHS B uA,KlN The Rticrre therein n1mei
v sEIL atPpBiC CfION ~ The htrhsrgs naeto3~ No ~
ia 2 aek JANIS NJ. NlblBR Alri"nerT toe
frnr de.el STOCKS, Wiz Three hgudrrd ald serruifh'
5 hlaF,s the Home Oh Company. Two ibpaaDi ~ ares 81
Aua Company Two hundred ant twenty arc i5 hhars 81
prcnpue OIL CmT1ny Nnten hnnfffd sni een sl nIs
~ m Maaey Psdie Whs- Copan, The hHndrt abi sventbre
C Blond Pam Ol Couplur Pour hund igr hun
Driurod Loom tauIany le tl shars oi
THey hnel aui eleven ~ u sh-fs ~ te
American CumrsT Two hundred 90 sas o. ne aeh oi
Cpsrr. can Shares ~ TIE Cute Lead ttAAy
Tt-t, 8s C Shares u e Pho,lu WaehouunF Campanf SrTu
Lu1If 5ll hsr"s ~ thc American Car Cnwpn ihee
bar % PRECEDENT OIL taupaEv-Dsted Ar lhA
Ap5 zaa1s JOHN D. HASRlN Rees he 10. bIsiasay y l.
- CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW
y YOrK-HARRiET u. HOFFMAN,. Pbinif agsipd WILLIAM
e. RACEl b. afc, DsrGdant.in pursuance
Cont ~ The stale ~ Nea ufk made iLe
suii the eit lih day of Msrb D. lo the
No l bro1faT To- taf tT ~ View
hrcth day 81 Az ri. thousand eight
iufdftd EIGHT twelve ecacs n9oa through N LUDLOW
ihe following tssrrs PREMISE that Is 10 ay; Al
har h lhs city - Nsuiok ard which taken oErsh, huuI
d,ses ,rs 3 si icurug ~ the cyrur frnsd By TIE
isrrefr ssss lne " bfoslay N bs uahvry hue ~
G ,trc, sr running ihrc' cisisr aloug ie uafihsfy
Joe - tirtJihri seventy @ e thence nSrherr an :, g1 az
gts ias = rri ST. aui parallel Nth the
is,h avenH, taudr e feet ard ave @ inches ihnee
parallel hnist aoresad. hundred ud
uk fri far o. al ouha % iuebe- y The a.tery line
Hroavr thence asfy snT the essr hne o br'sdNy orc
llbl t inches ppHt
Place Of b. .iGuiug.- krr-iors, Ap1t, lasA
JANIS ". CAIRNS. Referee. Ma N Nalist, n Y.
MtLER. srorTESnu ssH PEcKHAx. Plaintiffs AuornrrA
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~ va Ksu,iugtOn $50 pm. Via Camden p NJ nia Na
W Phi 10 m pa. aai " night For Bal. AMI Washington
40 7:J0 Pm For South an S"es-S''oA An y hOol
fJip n
F5R THE wEST-To Cinrusti srd Chhcsgo3io y N
m The 80 a. AHd 1:J0 trans through. With bur
Slrcr Palace s-rpinge o. train run through T.
making uecinns a. Cincinnati as by
eav y lines Family compartment cirs also on
Thurs through TO Chago without hingei
connecting advance o other lines with s morning trains itoa
Cb.oayn (sDalD r. ". JACKSON. Ge1 Slpt
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Yfsal Hntitts.
IN PURSuANCE and hY Yirtue of fnal de-

IN PURSUANCE and by virtue of final de-
and s.ieTe On ,s 2sh day Of P;hrar D. lsS cause .hsIga
All Tfk NhW- YORK AND SAGINAW SOLAR BALI Sohr.S -
defendant notice berehy gwen that sha sci al puhe Ancuon
three anenoh on WEDNESDAY the 3h day Of May
at the mont door House W the cU OF
ofsasnAs IN the State Of Michigan al those par.s ahl s,e
the said County Of Saginaw iEown the south h Of we
northeast fraction OF
fractional quarter three W of fractional section Ssn
s and the quarter Of the Horth west quarter ana n
fraction NORTH fractional quarter hebg 10y or rae
ab number three ~ ~ fractional section ihttwo ,J m lsN
thirteen M north OF tre 5 east being two ndd sn
aBd 80 Oih secorg Government together Win te
Engpes Boilers M4ehnerT aud ober perennial property
the boarding
oe and al 'te Of said ud IN o1h
With that descrlhed
parcel the Of said decree Ad ssa IN pas
according 10 the Government descriptions viii he sold AZ the same u
and Buaaut decree s Of the oaih
O section thirty 3 aad the half o The quarter u
the vest half the northeast quarter and tie porteast quarter OF ne
north east ~ section THIRTY l u said V
north ~ range M being hundred and tg se aceoi
- WM. A. LEWIS,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Saginaw County. Michigan
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C0UTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I-(WlN-

NOUTHSIDE KAILKUAD UF j.. Nv IN
- TER ARRASGEMESTsl
Jsmesssip. T., st via L. ksloai 70 Iaaes i't
BAbJlan and al Way-saagis
Brpokyn az e:e) via brooklyn Cen
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon snd All Nays ST,
Leave Jsmesssp, n it NJ Via l. h-losu 70 Jamaei i0
Babvloa and all waY-st4ton~
Leave Frsukinaye Bruokvr n2:0 ~ via Brooklyn Cfna
Railroad 10 Jamaica Babylon anil oil way.sfaitons
a. for jena ca aud f onae
ipg Nth train u l. Railroad arriving at James,slP al 10
Bah loa IS for Jamaica aud al connect
inE With an BROOKLYN Central Railroad arriving al Frankina's,
BTOOkyn. al 10 a.
Leave Dahgon al 2:40 Jarea aud all vayaons
pecnR WITH train of a.rosd srrgng Inessip at
Leave Babyon for Jamaica and all wsystatns con
riukHn Cen.ral ROsd arriving a. Franklin
aHi connecting also with the hnrseca OF
Fast Ns YorI and RAILROAD which leave jamaica
niurirs X. WHITE sUp .rHIendel.
10 take eject NOV 4. 1877.
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SITPRFNE COJTRT. CITY and

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ Comfy Kss MUTUAL LIFE iSsuRAN@s
BIeeuor o the last S and Of Fshkn Rando
Caroline L. Randolph widow Of the SAID Fnsn kIdopb d
A. Cliff HIS Wife: William L. Lang ard
Eubeth LnS, bis wife; Laura T. Randolph widow Of William
Randolph decreased Randolph H. C. Randolpb william
D. Randolph fAukR Randolph. BiAbsth j. u Chh Elh ts
Emma y H. be1i Gsoe Merrill Elizabeth b. LANG Jimss D.
LANG Edgar ing Frankhn Isng DeieIcsnitAm.ndei sam
for relief No To the above ed DEFENDANTS lcu are hereby
plant this action Ehch has
This bep Sled the ooe uf the Clerk Of the CITY aud 'our o
NwYo the City Hall the City afSsw-iork aud n s.rTe copy
subscribers at their once
n Bcsdwa the CITY Of NJ SYerk within twenty DAYS s
the day Of service
fail TO the sad complaint within the time aforesaid nc
plaintiffs 10 this viii apply the Court for the Tei demanded
he eompAint-D.t,d Neu.York. March 9th. 1888.
r. ". HARRISON ,sdJ 1. DAVIES, Plainiih Attorneys
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NEW-YoRI and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE ), 1901


p,s ger Station Nes o corner Twenty ssveDhE and Fourth
ave iu,raBc- on I seat r-svyeHhsE
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r,n ,r vault ~ we learn by Atlantic leies'"VD'
pol"OI pOr,, ct11 600 less than last week
TIE MARKETS.
- A.. ruR TaarpUNn

TIE MhhENLl
-. .-Dsrt.t for T1lRuxhl - .aes
lC"sRD 's' THURSDAY. April 1e 1909.
,,,s The market Is steady ior Pots at - '0"'@ o.
Pearls an The demand has been unnsualy ns ~, in inc
W tdr ANAL lots Prices are trs sIete ioSI rr9de
only II ICs nnsetted particularly ON the lo'Er g., ~
cone -, bales OF winch 2GO 10 TO spinnorS - ~ -
.ys sSss - and Isl 10 specnlatOrs. BY aucSon' ~"
VI W ta, strict Low MiddDg. We quOte'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. In the
~ application RICHARD AMBRMAE and CliAklB
PRATT t be dissolution 81 the corporation ea ihe FhUs Pb NO
IEuM COMPANlBv order of the Court speeal Term
the City Hall o the Cy Of New York 10 the FT judicial DIS
trrt N. al persons iniercd n saeh
uortoB are r-ou 70 why such
i.on shoah BOT before Daniel Ingraham, L ESQ
oee, number J brd
vsv IN TIE Sssiok 90 bs eighth DAY ofJuI lneI lto q
ocsek afernoou which time md place SAID hre Hl pro
coed % Allegations aEd proofs u the prea AMI take testimony
ip relation thereto Dated Aprl 2. 1913
HENRY BREWSTER Attorney ~ Applicants,
A ffvqyP NJ. 4f3 Bru5dNay New1orh
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- yoRE On. apd Cun,T 81 Yas-Pas of IT ali Cig md
Coan'r Of New.York HORACE B CLAPLiN. EDNAkD LANE,
and jobs J. DONALDSON. suVyoe o The hru oi H. H. CAfLlN
Go Pt4tf against A BURNETT Def hlntNamrens Tor lany
To the ceieniilat
rssI. Yn ae k.rehr sunolcl 1t required the
u In aeina Which a De- fd in he oarc Of ts Cers o e
t- hi uc, the CITY HAL Ia NE Nig
Ecslo ani copy 81 ynr anFwer 70 Le s CON-
ofce. BT09dHaT the sal
h. an ahe the service Of ths summons on you et
~ seb scribe, aBi ynn fh To- ahs"er t1e ssl
ass.ii the panh IN Tbs action VII aAe
uigri.n fsanst q hundred hnd hinei iShi
d and tfti ah srest from The se' enn daf 81
thousand eight huuFci nd ~ svrn besle hs o' ta
Of al.nruai. Nes lufk, Frhusy % ouS
BROWN HALL 4 yASDERPOEi Plaiati1s At1m-ys
No BniaiuaT. NsN. York.
eo-,, ts .efon as 6rl n ihe the Cer1 Of tie
HeuY the 18Th day 81 harrh 1908
HN'''' ' ' pIaI- tlsl Ailnrnera
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

IL foo. Of Ch.mbersst, Pavona Ferry: 49,
$500 Day Expr,ss Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkrs.
and all points West and South - . -.
s: a. N Way TraiR dv 0svls and intermediate stations
1900 Errres IGiI for Buffalo saanAnea DIaht anu an
$3.50 n way TTain Mlitioru sn Intermediate stations
I M Way Erpr,ss siopptg onlS Sterling Janon Iarnss
and Of Tuners 10 Port Je NeHbnrsh and war
sick.
500 D Way Train for snfern and intermediate stations
$50 D. Niht Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca, Dun
krk AMI all point sSOuih West.
500 D. Nay Traln and intermediate stations
$50 D. NtJht ErDrSss daily for RJchee Buffalo SALAMANCA
DunLs points South By this train sleeping coaches
will mn though b. tincinnau without change
400 D. LmgrGat Train. daily for the West - - Al.
War Trains for Boiling spnBg Pasnie ard IaDon ato
and 9:i5 NJ ~ m and l;sJ. 5;00, 6:45, and lO m On
Wednesday nights Train at u O'Clock for Sunrn and inter
mediate Glationl
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ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUXDS CREDITED Oh
RENiTTKD FOR, or RkCElI'r, AT MARKET RATES,
LHEE or AL lOMMLhslON GuAhGkA
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si,sn.boais xnh IailrsaSs.


Il QcO Id. ID. d >. SMI II" O1 EAmDO
OSDOs IIHR-Por Yonkers Taryowp Hyaek sing Sng and
al y clock For foakers Deoo
Prrr Irvirgton Tar, Nyaek Afternoon at oeoe
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Psenrrr snd Freight Dpo: IN Eewiof foot of Iiberst con
Railroad suI az Fs, With high VALLEY Railroad snf rs eonnec
tons forming direct Pittsburgh and the We" "'hoa' enass 0"
cara AILEsrowy LINE TO THE WHIST.
Three Express daily for the West except SUNDAYS Wnes one
train the eTrung 90 .x-...
SIJ miles an three saved by this line to Chicago cnennAt
81. Louis, &c, with but Que change OF cArs -.
TPbING ARkAAGENENTS
Commencing April Is. l8i9-Leate Hev York as folous;
$50 nPor Ess,on Bethlehem, Msuch chuns "i"HsYo'"
WfkesbsrTe Mahanoy City, &c. -, w..
$50 nwayan gton Junction. btFo0dsorrg aef
Gap Scrsnton Kingziou Piuson Great Bent, tc - ,...
aAmWysTEsS ExPKESs Baon Allentown mar rSse
burh and tie West rhou, change Of cans to CnehnA "
Central sBd Psdepb for Erie and Toe OH Res Sns
Connects at JUNCTION With Del Lack and Western hsna" S
Palace through Chicago. v,,, -
/! mTRAS-Por Eaon Allentown. Manh Clnnk Wlkesoarrs
Reading Columbia Lancaster Epraa Lr PotsVi HARRISBURG &c
81 m--POr Somerviiie . -
m-Nsy nn for Ras,on Allentown Maueh Chunk and scranon
m-CIScSSArt ExpREFor Baston. Retbehem, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg PtsbHrh. hoage and Cincinnati Sleeping Car
;s P,6uIsh aud Chsso Cvn.el. At Saseoa Sh DEL LAeA %
s:l0p m.-For soner'ile sbd Pennington
sai5 p m.-For Junction and intermediate siationa
m-For Somerville
m-wEsrKRs KxPaEss TRAINPo Baston AlesOwp Reading
Harrisburg P.burgh and the west-goanecs Harrisburg with
trsin for Wiliamspor Ene, &c 49,
seeping through Ci.y 10 Pittsburgh eycains
Additional trains are run 20 rgrH Point BiLabeh. &c.
the Obtained :, TIE ohee OF the Central Rail
Iertvst, r. atho aSor House Nos
m p BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent
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L. O. O. f.

Baton Rouge oncsrs- Bsrbee o. p; L. c. Morris,
II. p; H. csarlnsky, Scribe.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT No.G
Meets the second and fourth Mondays each month,
Marigny Buildings Third District Oncers- r. stshsl c. p
Il. y. stureksn, II. p; J. Reiner, Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENoAsPMENT NOT
Meets the FIRST and third Wednesday Jsnsrsss Hail.
OF Magazine and Phillip Streets Fourth District
ofcers- W. Allen Q. p. Frank Pfster, h. p; George
Ritter Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST
Monday In January, April July and October The new
Board Monday in January for organira
ton ocers-J. @. Dunlap Presidn Josiah Foger Score
tary, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets in Office Grand Secretary Friday evening In ever
month onicers-A w. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folger
Secretary
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
Meets In once Grand Secretary, Saturday Of
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Officers for 1865
E. Rusha President; g. Roper. First Vice Presidents
" Pfter Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary
A. Wallace Hunter, Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Nests first Monday In each month at 0ce OF the Grand
Secretary. Election first Monday May for Directors.
BOARD ls6s-Presidenf-E M Russia
Finance Committes-J. O. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter,
@. Ia; Eugene p. Brugere.
Hall Couamites-George Dirmeyer; q. W. Roper.
Budding co"amatee-E NJ Russia, NJ. W. O. NJ; Luther
Homes Geor.e Nungesser.
b. Mllspsugh, Bernard Cohen, s. Z. Moore, Gardner
JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o

Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o. p.
July in New Orleans ocers present year ls6SE NJ
kufha Of No. O. M " Grand Master j. p Hum Of No. So
X W. d. Grand Master Z. II. Farchld. Of No. L. r.
Grand Warden Josiah Foger Of No r. w. Grand secre-
tsy; W. Dslesderner No 40 W. Grand Treasurer;
Luther homes Of No. IS and j. G. Dunlap, Of No Is, r. W.
O. Representative O u Rev @. L. More Of No Is W.
Grand Chsplain John B. Benz Of No W. Grand Marshall
A. ksureau of No 40 W. Grand Conductor; J. Reimer,
OF No. 10, Grand Guardan r q. J. n Liteohn, Of No.
Is, w. Grand Herald
DEPUrr DISTRICT GRAsD MAsrERs-P. @ John Barnett.
Of No. II, District No. 2: p @. A. j. vandegrH Of No g.
District No s. r. O. B. Grsamore, of No 81 District No
4; r. O. g. Clarke Of No IS District No 8; p @ B. e.
CLANCY, OF No. District No. z; O. Jacob scheiner
No. 80. District No II; p. O. H. Hunscksr Of No e. Dis
trct No. IL p @. q. w. Guth of No. 20 District No. Is
sTANDISc COMMITTEES Sate Of the Order-P g. Sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No. H. P. O. Master w. c. Wilson, of No. g.
p. @. Master Gardnes Smith, Of No IL.
JupiioiaL-P. O. Master Luther Homes Of No. is; p @
d. d. O. N. Phi Schneider, Of No. 10; p @. D. weidnsr
No. a.
Consultation and ByLas&-P. g. Master George Nmges-
Of No. 90 p @. Henry Haskell of No. l6; r. O. VIM
Wisett, Of No. H.
Petitions ard Appalled,. O. Master O. Dunlap No.
Isl P. o. l. Graham. Of No. a. P. D. O. M. Benjamin.
Moses emo. 8.
Legisativ~-P. O. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No. 6;
p. O. Master Howard Mnspaugh Of No. III p. g. Joseph
West, Of MOL
Fin0nee.-P. @. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6; p.
G. Master Edward Pilsbuy, Of No. Is; p @. L. r. Tower,
ONO. L.
Oredenal-P. @. A. W. MaeDone, Of No l5 p @. Frank
Phster, Of No. q; P. @. George Drmeyer, Of No. 2.
An communications the n. W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the once of the
cresry Mutual Company cor.
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Grand Secretary
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The Crop. in the south.

MISSISSIPPI.
IFrcm the woodvils Republican. May2l
Too much rain is the complaint in various por-
everything is working smoothly; cotton scraping
is being vigorously conducted forward, and corn
is growing finely.
LOUISIANA. sH.
From the Meschacebe, May21
We are glad to see that the freedmen work bet
ter than they vote. The coming crop is very
promising, and If old Thad. does not come out
with coDfiscation, we will say (no matter who said
it before), "St. John the Baptist all right ~ the
carpet-baggers Notwithstanding.
From the East FeleIsns Democrat, May 81
We were visited during the present week with
several heavy storms, accompanied with strong
winds. While these have done as far as heard
from no material damage, yet there has been q
little too much rain for the planter. Crops are
spoken Of as doing well, particularly corn, which
is more forward and promising this season than
1t has been for many years previous. Vegetable
gardens are yielding proidcslly, and all who have
properly attended to them are now luxuratng
upon their early fruits.
From the Clinton Patriot, Nay2l
We have eonversed with number of planters
during the week, and from all we have the most
gratifying reports as to their prospects for the
season. Corn Is very forward and the cotton
plant is in fine condition. Potatoes and peas, OF
which large quantity are planted, are coming
fruit crop will be the largest ever made in the
parish. In word, everything bids US be hopeful
for bountiful harvest in the fall.
From the Carroll Record, May2J
We have had rather more than the usual guam
tty OF rain this week. The thunder showers
have fallen with such violence that the ground
has become closely packed around the young cot.
ton, its growth checked and its appearance ma
terially changed for the worse. Some few Of the
planters have their hoe-hands In the cotton
patches cutting down the weeds, and thinning out
some of the young plants; but cotton scraping
generally is not being done. We have not had
warm sunshine enough to promote the growth of
the young cotton. and the nights, thus far. have
been too cool. The corn has quite healthy APP
pearance there is an abundance planted through
out the parish, with the promise OF an abundant
yield.
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From Mexico.


Dispatches from the City of Mexico are to the
10th of April. Congress had finally passed con-
domination on the concession to the English COM
pany for the building of the Vera Cruz and Next
co City railway.
The rebellion of Gen. Negrete was unsup-
pressed. 1t was reported that he was raising
troops in the north. Canales was reported az
about to make common cause with Negrete.
Several officers have been arrested among
army.
Minister Romero was about to publish q pill
fered letter OF Gen. Banks, as also some private
official documents connected with the state de-
psrtment The rumor Of Romero's resignation
was revived.
A communication from Gen. ]. G. Ortega, dated
" Prison. Monterey" and signed " president, adj
Interim" had been published. He urges his
claim to the title, and complains Of his treatment.
The communication was at first discussed in
secret and afterward In open session of Con-
gress, after which II was. referred to q special
committee, who at once shelved the document
Congress passed an appropriation of $4,000
for the payment of the foreign debt In the shape
of English convention bonds, and $50 900 for
Spanish bonds. The export duty on silver Is here
after TO be paid at the port of shipment. Four
conductas of specie annually to Tampico have
been authorized.
Four hundred of the Ysqu Indians were sur
prsed at night by the State troops of Sonora and
all butchered.
Senior Calixto was kidnapped and held to ransom
in the sum of $4,000.
Mr. Saunier American consul of Vera Cruz,
while on a mission 10 the interior recently, was
attacked by bandits. He drew a revolver and
asserted that he was an American consul, where
upon the highwsymen desisted and saw the con-
sui safe on his way.
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FACTS Ill essrs n. Kierer 4 Hollsnde., No. z8
Poydrss street. Manufacturers OF the Malakon Bitters:
GentemenI have examined the that granted
you by the o. Government for manufacturing
Btters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite and keep In good order
have prescribed Bitters in
instance had occasion Al
effect remain, gentlemen respectfully your osi
obedent servant A. MERCER, NJ D., 1888 Canal street
have examined the patent bold for the
Maskof Btter and End nothing in the ingredients
cacusted njurously upon system unles
taken In inordinste Quantities Indeed Il nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, M. D.
Your Nslakon Bitters, which / have examined, do not
contain ingredients injurious health may
mended 10 those who are In Of go I'd tonic
Yours NJ. SCHUPPERT, N. ID.
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Amelia Carnaggia, Mslvins Evers and Signor
Novissimo in grand ballet, at the Academy to-
night.
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FINANCIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1T KNOWN that on this eleventh day Of April one
thOusana eight hundred and sixyeght me- Edward
Barnett notary public and Tor the parish osans
Personally came :na sPpesIsd ED%Ts 4 SUMMERS:
established in this city The laws Of this state herein
acting in his aforesaid capsc under by
at their sitting Of sr day current MONTH certi-
TED sgy Of Which ss5 ss annexed IS part Of these
Act Of the Legislature Of this State entitled Gan Act
louisiana approved the nssnth Of March eighteen hun
bred and fyhve the Board of Director. OF the said Bank
tenth February eight hundred aud
s SGpy ssn also % :. part hereof
said held ssy Ss tine
esa sd s .. %
srs meeting q ssScshoees did take place on the said
By law when the saia aIpearer the attorney in fact Of
egsie Thousand and eighty eghs eap
tai Stock Of said Bank and therefore than
special purpose general bsrennss an
Capital Stock Of said Bans three hundred thousand dol
lars to be represented by ten thousand shares Of thirty dollars
Bank ied the said first day O April current wa. re-
solved That in accordance with the action BY the
othds othe number shares Of the Capital the
1864 in favor Of the q the Capital stock 70 the sum
o. three hundred thossand dos be represented
is hereby authorized the be executed
aad 81 hc TO sw saa 70 'ue1ts cr
hose previously issRed. -
..s Ssd. the ss$ letting q. bis ss
mentioned power Of attorney and resolutions afors-
said, does hereby for himself and those whom be
represents publish make known declare tho following
amendment TO the chatter Of the said Bank eecs
that the capital stock Of said City re-
cueed to the OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
presented by and be divided into
thirty Dollars ssch to effect which PURPOSE certacsss Of
ITO Of Thirty Dosrs share shall substituted in s
change Of the cefca es heretofore issu that there
fore the articles Of association and char Crescent
City Bank be and srs thus altered and amended
Thus and passed in once At the city OF New
eaAs, aforesaid the day month first above wrsn
In pre- 81 Marcel DucrOs AID Adoiphe Leuss wit
Of lawful domcated in this city who
sigu their together with the said sppesrer me-
notary.
Original signed) y. H. SUMMERS
NJ T. DUDROs,
A A LEHEs
EDWARD BARNETT.
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing ts be copy Of the OrEna
EDwABD BARNETT, Notary Public.
New Orleans. lpril ia Is68
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-06
CIKsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove hy per cent less fuel and bake bs
Ter bread than any other stove In This % was
fairly demonstrated and neoEestsby ct the hechHn
Agricultural Fair Of New ors&ns 1858 and The 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed md delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly on and eomplsss assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In-
proved Psttsrus liberal advantages offered 70 The trade
II. HALLER, Agent
No. le8 Tchoupsoulss street.
ord..sa Al boz No OMschsnics' and Dsalss Exehsnss
No los st. Charles street. or ct The New orleans fossone
win ressivs prompt attention.