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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

IT would be hard to tell what would
become of parties in this country did not
every fourth year witness Presidential
election. Local animosities, personal III
valrics, and the contest of factions would
probably soon split the two great political
organizations into infnitcsimal portions.
But the recurrence OF the Presidential
contest rallies all contestants under two
great standards Never was this fact more
observable than in this campaign. Scarce
ly Republican who became Johnsonized
is now to be found supporting Seymour
and Blair. When their choice narrows
down to Grant and Colfax on the one hand
and Seymour and Blair on the other, the
die is soon cast in favor of the former
This rallying around our nominees fore
shadows what viii be the result of the
November election.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03
Gel. Linton.

We congratulate Col Linton. We envy
him. Certainly we do. Why shouldn't
we? Is he not a Democrat Was he
not a soldier Does he not bear wounds,
or the scars Of them, received in honorable
battle Is he not the Democratic nominee
for Congress against Hon. d. j. Morrell
To crown all, will he not bear the honor Of
defeat How we'll Col. Linton has been
rewarded for his patriotism shown on the
battlefield How nobly has his devotion
to his party been requited! Was he not
three years ago nominated against Gen.
J. NJ Campbell for Surveyor General, on
purpose that he might carry the party
banner to-defeat? And didn't he do it,
and bravely, too? Didn't he sink the
banner beneath D 900 majority? Was he
not, also, two years since, nominated for
Assemblyman from his native county, and
elected and then reelected? Did he not
hold that position for two whole years, and
Cyrus L. Pershing for FIVE years Cyrus
L. Pershing, the civilian, Assemblyman
for five years, and Col, Jno. 2. Linton, the
cicatrized soldier, for two years Who
says the Democratic party is not in favor
of the soldiers-taking back seat? And
now, at last, it having been fully demon
strated, on two successive occasions, that
this Congressional District elects only Re
publcans to represent it, whom could the
Democratic party more fttingly choose to
lead it to defeat, death, and burial than a
soldier, and that soldier Col. Jno. p Lin
ton ? Dear Col, as a politician may you
and yours die in peace, and be buried in a
deep grave.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

THE Democracy in Arkansas have ta-
ken up arms, ana, according to a telegram
from St. Louis, received the 31st ult., an
engag :ment has commenced between
them aud the Unionists. The principles
set forth in the letter of the disunion
candidate for Vice President have done
the work in Arkansas Not satisfied with
numbering Union men one at a time, the
traitors now intend TO inaugurate new
rebellion and a new war This second at
tempt will speedily meet with the fate of
the first
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

THE reader viii find brief but ably
written biographical sketch of Schuyler
Colfax, our candidate for Vice President,
on the first page of this paper. Mr.. Col
fax, though sprung from poverty and OBJ
security, is one of the ablest men in the
land, and is worthy to occupy place on
the same ticket with the hero Grant
Compare Colfax with Frank Blair, and
then
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03
WANTED !
~ T. ALTFATHER,
CAUTION !

TAUTION i
~ Notice is hereby given that o.. Z
sole oscner of the RIGHT to manaIaClli,sgg, ,g, +,
sell s'BENTLEY'S N0N-EAPLOSlFb - =
ROPOLITAN OlL' in Cambria conn'ip D.. +
which l have an assignment OF Lel'ei'
ent, and that any person or persons - !.
featuring or selling 1t, o. any imila''o9
6y achateVer name a may be knoFn, ~. W. =.
first obtaining authority from me, WIZ VII
ceeded against by due conrse OF law '.'- -s 3
iected to such penalties and lines A'
posed by law. - o,
The following named persons nav -.,5s. !.
chased rights from me, and are aatho'i0l 0l t.
manufacture and sell the Metropolis. -.
Christian Reich, for Sammitylile u -
and Washington township; John 6test DS.g s.
Carrolltown borough and Carroll, OL's
Susqueh anna townships. ANY otneL fr.
making or selling the Oil, or any lI.,' l.tss
thereof, without producing written ay.+ 1h, !,
from me, are infringing ppon my ris-rr
they and those purchasing from them
dealt with according to law, q,,sy.
Aug. IS. '69-tf il, L.
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TAILOR AND SHOE SHOPS.

Where fine and coarse Boots and Shoes
all kinds of Gentlemen's Wearing A.
parel are made TO order, prompt7,
and in fashionable STYLE.
gg~ a full line of Cloths, Cassimers,
sinets, &c, constantly on hand. In the
Department are kept for sale Shoe Find
of all kinds, and prime assortment Of
per and Sole Leather. r
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

Is there Grant Club in your election
district? If not, organize one at once.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

Go to work, Union meE. Do not let
victory be lost by inactivity.
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Ebensburg, August "a, 1868.

The undersigned viii continue buying
selling Lumber. The highest market p
will be paid; az cash, for all kinds Of g
Lumber. Particular attention paid to y
orders. au13 THOS. j. LLpll
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Tho A1Noghanaan-

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1868.
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TEYHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK


NOTICE.
N The partnership hereto fore ezi'-
between the undersigned, under the hr-
E. HUGHES & CO, is this day dissolved
mutual consent. All debts due to OF by.
firm are to be settled by THOMAS j. LIZ.
who continues the Lumber business ai
old stand. E. HUGHES,
THOS. J. LL0Il
Ebensburg, August q, 1868.
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For VICE PRESIDENT
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL
GENERAL JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
GENERAL JOHN f. HARTRANFT
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN'L. ULYSSES S. GRANT.
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Reading matter on every P"9''
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-09-03

To our facilities for supplying them pra-
with every article in demand br ~
customers, ana at satisfactory ne
ures- Competent clerks ALWAYS
IN waiting to show Goods.
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FOR CONGRESS-:
HON. DANIEL j. MORRELL.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-24

To all whom these presents shall cone. greeting
whereas Michael wneelahsn having purchased at sale
made by the shei of the Parish Orleans the property
heeina described spped to the Cler OF this Court
in vhose the deed OF recoraed the eleventh
day OF March, 1865 for ition ADVERTISEMENT In
Louisiana approved March Is 1855 suted An act rsis
tive 10 monitions and mode OF proceeding"
Now. thercf know all Interested herein.
hereby cited and IN the Of the state OF
louisiana and Of the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
whocsn up right tide claim in and the property
hereinafter described in Of any Rorm2y IN
the order decree Judgment Of the Court under which the
sale ms de- irregulay iexsty the appraise
newt anc IN time OF Of sale or for
other defect whatsoever show cause within thirty
from the day this mention pub
Shy the sale made shoad not be confirmed
hon oogated The dpopery sold by the Sheriff OF the
Parish aforesaid, the ninth day Of March 1888 by
vr'e Of decree Of this Court rendered the 18th day OF
Met Obj and George HubbeNe 30l0t of the docket Of
Contest which sale Mehaei Wheeahan became the pur
chaser, for the price Of s525 %.
Prescription Of properly given in the judicial con
certain squsre Of ground In the Fourth District of THU
city designated the No 106 bounded Second Third
DOrgenois Broad and Melpomeue Said square
divided into lots numbered from 10 rs inc usive
is5s deposited office Of Bousy notary public in th.
city for reference which said squsre follows
Wit: 46e feet inches lines front Third street la
ieet inches and lines en Broad stree 29 feet inches
and lines 'front.' on Mepomene street feet inches and
lines front Second and 25f feet and lines
Doeenos street. together with Al the rights privileges
and appufenances th-reunto belonging
tanning Being the property acquired by defendants
purchase from Miss o. McKea passed besre VIM
shannon Notary public in this city the 28h june 1866
By order Of Ccnr Clerks oncs. New Orleans March is
A D.. 1868 j. y DICK.
M Deputy Clerk
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FRITz HUPPENBAUER.

NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ArrEN.
~ ton e mS friend. a, d the public % nv house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, az lis Poydras street. be
Camp Magazine This Saloon has been
fitted tasefuly. snd shal eEdesvor in
spects first class drinking house With many years.
PeIience IN The business and determination keep
but good liquors. am condd Mt the BELLE MEMPHIS will
recommend itself q discriminating public Lunch will be
srved every day from 10 10 O'clock Step and Judge
yourself j. W. HAMx- Proprietor.
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FOX TENDERS FOR THE CONVEX
AECE OF MAILS
Between New Orlesns and Bs iti.h Honduras

The Government Of British Honduras invites tenders
the monthly conveyance, during period OF YER
Wednesday the 24th day of June Of
between New Orleans and Belize In Brush Honduras by
vessels OF less than 500 English
The steamers will have leave New Wednesday
the 18th day after the FIRST Saturday in each or IN the
Of European Mails from Liverpool reaching New
Orleans 10 time for their dispatch Wednesday, as
after their arrival there practicable The pas
sage Orleans and BeBe either wav must he
performed within five DAYS. The leave Belize
her return voyage h day nclusive her arr
val The contract price will be paid By bly, nstaments
Tenders will be the British New Or
leans before sd dsy Il forwarded 10
the Lieutenant Govern Of British Honduras at the
Colonial secresrys Office in Belize before the ID day
Of May next
NORA bTSK-Steamers carrying mails under contract with
thu British Government the Governments British
Honduras exempt from charges In British Honduras
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CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased the exclusive right 10 sell ANCHOR
OIL for the state OF Louisiana from the inventor W.
Bollister wan Dealers sell any Of the Oil.
make without shall hold them
responsible for o doing. T.. A. WENTLEu.
209 Royal street,
Sole Az emit for Louisi.na.
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diva NCEs-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
n eonsennents Of Cotton 70 Messs Brown. Sniplsy
Co., Liverpool; Meszrs Brown, Bros Co New York.
10 friends Havre Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
WITHERSP00N, HALsEY co.
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TRY 1T, TEST 1T THOROUGHLY,

u win cost you nothing to do BY making application
TO fhe underiSned Machine will be your
and will be shown how a. and reasonable length
of e given to the Machine decide inertia
The Magnolia Wsshfng Machine
VIII do washing with half tie sbor less soap
more water than usually will The OF
Machine IL the Of clothes and IN fuel In less
year; makes sop away With the necessity san1
rg steaming tab. and prevents the washer from
hail the team Of hltfy soap suds se from getting
and will In be the OF preventing
ress and saving DOCTORS bill ~
An ingenious COG-WHEfL WRTNGER Is affixed to
the Nachine, and Is made Of india Rubber Cyinders
wrings the clothes almost ready TO- ironing
IL j. Useful simple Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
or o Sslsl Use the
Magnolia Washer,
ard save the Wcmans Heath sns both Labor and
Money. Ia A GALL I'd
NJ. los Poydrss street,
Sole Owner Of the Patent Right Louisiana
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CHURCHaEN. CoNsIDEK.
THE CHRONICLE,

THE CHRONICLE,
Devoted 10 the interests Of the Hoy Catholic pro
EpiscopaD Church published in Orleans
every Saturday and designed be eul and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper. This is the only representative
the Church south Of the Ohio and Virginia
such eommends efto the Support and prompt
patronage Of her clergy and sy and TO the members and
friends Of communion generally in the South and south
The only Ten Cents per week when msdsln
advanced payment Of Five Dollars per Those in
erested in sustaining and approaching the importance Of
such representative and medium of ecclesiastical ints
gence requested act promptly In sustaining paper in
their sections forward their subscriptions and
agents. solicit and forward those othsr addressing
THE CHRONICLE,
10 Commercial Place (up-stairs,. New Odeans.
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

ANEW LIoHT-ANCHOz DIL--NO MORE Ex-
"A plosons-One- Third Cheaper. and Burns Long -
Coal OnNo Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use OF It.
u only requires burner 20 TIE old Lamp It's nu
ing power per cent shove GOAL pi burns steade than
snd In beauty. cleanliness and safety The
chor OIL received the ouy diploma awarded Illuminating
Oils ri afe Louis Fair and FIRST
Cleveland Fair. Il. A. WESTzEL.
A9 Royal street. cornsr Main,
sole Agent for Louisiana.
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TTNIIED sTATFs RESTAURANT.

The undersigned has honor inform the public that he
Is to REOPEN ON SATURDAY, l4th inst, the United
States Restaurant at its old Stand No. l2s Common
The establishments will, formerly, be provided with the
very best Estables AID Walters.
FRITZ HUPPENRAUFR
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA, MISS.
9s MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS,


LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND @. N. r. R.
This beautifully situated and commodous Hotel having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture, bedding. ETC. and put in complete and perfect
order for guests The arrangements for families
who desire seek health and pleasure
has been Of yellow fever cholera point
High AtudeneNy 400 feet above the level Of the
giving and wholesome atmosphere spring
pleasant grounds for promenadng aud fine bathing in the
Tsngpahoa river Also, and cold baths in the House.
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New Orleans few Of the advantages to be found here
To the sportsman the country affords abundance Of game
and the rivers plenty Of Hh Livery Stable well supplied
with horses and carriages Is coupeced with the establish
ment; also large vegetable garden, furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and daily and Saturdays and
Sundays excursion trains go aud from Magnolia Fare by
excursion trains half price. Terms will he moderate and
smilies who desire remain the entire season. liberal
ranRement will be made is the determination Of
denigned to make the Central House A FIRST-CLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained
cHAs f sMEDEs. Proprietor.
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FOE HEsr-roR ERIN or YEARS TO sur
Billings Hushss. - -
FOE REET-AFuRsIsHED HOUSE, coNrArs-
mgpsror three hedrocms diHing room pantry Kitchen
@ isss ss ss ss .ss oa -;
ssss 'sns q Age on hs premises No ~ Coliseum street
EoR RENT-FUkNIsHED-rs rHREe-sroRy
brick dwelling No. rs Caispe street between Camp
Apply Robinson sissas 4 co@ns s' f Ss
rOw EEsT-A CoMMoDIoUs FouR-sroRY
= Brick store on Msgs.ins sstvssn Peydras and Cana
ss sass Xey e sdSnssn &sn S nod cs amy
TOE REET-THE THREE STORY STORE NO.
- ilv Canal street One Of the most desirable business
and chambers and there is outlet TO the premises
FOR RENT-rHE FoUE-srosY BRICK STORE.
tsyrtss streets formerly occupied By s. D. sosdv Co
Possss,s, gwen INN sdaasy inquire the premises
Fee KENT-sToRE-rHE LOWER FLOOR OF
No. l2 Grnvier street. nearly opposite the St. Charles Ho
Vel and one OF the best locations greatest thcroahs
asss ATT fss Greer
EoR RENT-rwo STORY BRICK STORES, NOS
US snd 15 Poydras street with dwellings above; good
cuisines aoeAsses and near The market gas and water
Green a Elder. n Commercial Place
Tor RENT-HAsDsoME, NEW rwo-srosY
fame DWELLING on Prytsns street between sixth and
ssins double psrlor dining Kitchen ROOM wood
ZOE RENT OR LEAsE-rHB LARGE AND
train Railroad depot IN Eyan Fields street. between Vic
tory and Moreau entsrprsns Esspsr this pop
e Sisss9 ~ ff:ss Apps
FOk RENT-LARGE, Two.sroRy. HOUSE,
corner sargny ard ursnhsrt streets. With four lots
place and rent Green Eds k.a re E.sss Asssss
CoR RENT-sTOREs-THE LARGE. sUBsTAN.
Frsnt streets lifted up with awnings oice sam
ness locations an ths city. Green Elder Real Estate
Agsnts. n commsrcisl Place /. !. u Ii i
EoR RENT-M eREESvILLE, ON THE CAR
Joining buildings suitable large family occupying the
center Of whole square which high ground and hand
the door, every i've minutes and the location and neiynbOr
fISs ns mes. SeS Green
CoR REsT-FAMILIEs AND eENrLEMEN Can
without Sa ao day Sos rws 'front.' r'1o s
would 90 q 10
Liberty, /. -. . 4
EoR n ENT-sTOREs-rHE TWO rwo-srosY
have handsome Sosss and are in perfect order Green
lldsr, Real Estate Agents. 81 Commercial Place.
EOR RENT TWO LARGE THREE-STORY
Dwellings Coliseum street bet Fourth and Wash
ngton streets Green Elder. Real Estate Agents. n Com
mercsl Place IiI = T y -
EoR RENT-rHE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME
slate rosf Tenement Nos 50 and 81 Pe'y street. between
Royal and Gresmen; and
each huildDg large cistern, WELL Sheds Green Elder
Real Estate Agents. q Commercial Place.
w LEGAL NOTICES.
MosITIoN., ..................-MoNITIos.
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Il HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II CarondeIet Street.
Always on hand State and City Notes. Warrants, etc.
Ed VOCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARr's COLLEGE.
NEAR EMMITTsBURG. MARYLAND

Ell UCATlONAL.
MOUNT ST. MAKY's COLLEGE.
NEAR ExMIrTsBURs. MARYLAND.
THIS Institution founded lsos incorporated and en-
1Te adee e Is s-ss y syHg THOROUGH EDUcA
Ts Session scholastic Year begins in tins last
week Of August; the Second on the 18th Of January
for each Session sopay nSOS aIs ps aS &
tionery. etc, supplied BY the College, also be paid for
ne stade1t. instructed N the Doctrines and trained
There Preparatory Department Pupr. not qualified
Ss me SSsgiA'e Course For s,thsE ingr%ss9p s2p to
z; y ELDsR 40 Poydrss street. New Orleans can be
I .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
This next Session begins September ID and closes 18Th
FAcuIrYConsists OF fun corps able instructors in all
er,nehes Of Literature and Science usually taught the
COURSE or sIuDT~Embraces Preparatory and an Acad
en'c Department including Literary, scientific and op-
tonal Course speei. School Of Civil Engineering and
TEEEsFor Ill expenses keep. clothing $40; 500 pay
received any time during the session. charged
Address D. ,. BOYD. Superintendent
ALEKzr LxoK'a SCHOOL, Fox zos.
1HArAwA. PIKs co.. Kiss.
usv orssns and gscssss Railroad.
Ursalsn nAy BE- sptansd asplioasisa 70 RoKERfPIz
xIE. ESQ. Is and is Camp street Es~ Orissna
A BOOK WITHOUT A NAME.
r q. PALMEH - co.,
O. o. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD. IL 3 COZ,
Inporssn and whoissss and Rss<a Dealers IN
Carpets. Mats. on Csssss. Ese.. Ess..
u-aea . and " osnD ssr~>s. Es- orls.n. La
CITY MONEY AT PAR.
CITY MONEY TAKEN FOB HACKING
ar rHz-
HAzEPPA LIVERY STABLES, nS er.'i.r street,
w.K sPEARISs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA H0Usz-BoURBos STREET.
Tussday, March -. 1865.
Last night Of counod's Grand opsrs. in Eve acts. %
THURSDAY. March sG-Bsnsft Of Mr.. VAN HUFFLRN-
JERusAILN-orand opera. in four acts. BY Verdi.
Performance vim commence quarter past T.. .t
ct. oHAKLEs THEATEk-sT.c HAKLEssr 81.
BEN .Proprisior.
Tuesday Evening". March "a.
Second Night OF
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD WATKINS,
Queen Star of South and H. WATKINS, the cello
trAted Comedian, in their great play Of
KATHLEEN MAvoURNEEs,
Played by them with the greatest wherever they
EolloE.P Doc open at . quarter to Overture viii
r. GLEASON. Treasurer.
VAEIETIEsTHEAT sTKeEr
LAST WEEK OF THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
Tuescsy Evening, March ca ls6e,
Goldsmith's Comedy Of
she stoops TO Csaquer
VIII The Egsesl BsrIssgss SfPERDtTA OR rHE RoYAL
SAL THURsDAY-Ber EFT Of ,. SIGHT
A cADEMs OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES 81.
srAtDUe BrDwEIL. PrODrictOrs and Managers.
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
NOON.
Monday Evening, March RI, 1865.
First Time this Season of the VIRGINIA MUMMY. in
which Dick Parker will appear GINGER BLUE. First
Time in America Of PROFESSOR ROBERTs'S MAGIC
ILLUMINATED TABLEAUX. Deehanty and Henaer
in SONGS and DANCES Add Ryman and Corps de
Cork in NEW coMrcAErIEs
CENORITA JOsEFINA FILoMENO.s
FAREWELL CONCERT
PLACE
Friday Evening, March 9Th.
IN LYoEUK pIrD HALL.
ckesssl each for sale the Music Stores Of L. Gruu-
svald, No. l29 Cans. street, b Blaekmar Nc.
street, Laache. No. II BarOnne aud +. werlen
No. IS Baronne street.
Reserved may be secured the PANIED houses
without charge.
For particulars programmes posters and haadbis
ORLEANS LITEkAkx
DEBATING sOcIETrs COURSE OF LECTURES,
Lyceum Hall.
SECOND LEoTURE-FRrDAy. MARCH 20. 1858,
BY Rev. doe. Il. Walker, ID. ID.
subject-"THE CLOTHES WE WEAR"
THIRD LECrURE-FRIDAY. APRIL 3 1868
BY Rev. ID. Il. Burss.
subject-"LABoR, OR TIE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN.
FOURTH LECTURE-FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1863
BY Rev. Heavy M. smith.
Subject TO be Announced
IIFTH LEcrURE-FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1863
BY Prof j. ID. Bruns.
Subject to be Announced
SIXTH LEcTURE-FRrDAY, MAY Is, 1853
Lecturer Subject to be Announced
The Lectures to commence atSP NJ ~
Tickets for the Course. 81 80; Single Tckets 20 cents
10 be had at Bsocks, krul Dickeys. Bsekmar's and
at LsHsche's and werleins Ba,Onne street.
A MESS MENAGERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
81. Charies btrects New Orleans, Opposite
the 80. Charles Hotel
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT
@. t. ANEs, Proprietor; ]. A WOOD. Msnse,r.
SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady in the World; NO
ARMED IADY-GLAss BLOWER; skNoKITA EU.
GkNIt and her TRAIfED LIONS; Russian Bear; Royal
Bengal Tiger; ksngaroos Happy Family; Birds Monkeys
seTpens; Ostrich; Baby Elephant, and all be seen
d'iy Admission 80 cents; ,hildaen Is ceats. .-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIssoLUTroN.... ..........DIssoLUrroN.
By mutual consent The firms OF Dickmann Hill Co.. Of
this city and X. Hill Strange Co. Memphis Tennessee
dssolyed the 18th inst By the Withdrawal Of j. r
Strange.
The business will be continued BY the remaining
under the firm tyle Of Dfckmahn bill In this city,
Hill Co, Memphis Tennessee, they assuming ali the liza
bties and alone authorized the arm
settlements. @. DICKM ANN,
W.K HILL.
J. p STRANGE
NEw ORLEANS, March a. 1868
In retiring from the coparnershp With the above mention
hrms respectfully solicit esds extend 70 them their
pstrs and bus J. P. STRANGE
THE UsDEKsIeNED HAVE FORMED A
Oopsrnershp Of Hewitt Norton 4 Co. for
the Of General Commission
name and style ofsTUARf NORTON.
Signed A. l. stuart.
New Orleans March ?. 1868.
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"A their services to the Courts 10 Corporations
Profession and 10 Merchants Auditors Exper's aud
general They viii Schedules for Bank
rurts. will examine disputed unsettled
and close Mercantile books Would also agents
for Merchants who design leaving for the sumer
may desire 10 close their business. &c. yAss
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Office No 80 Union street.