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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02
VIRGINIA..
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JEFF Davis Bail Bond to be Renewed.
RICHMOND, May l. 1858.
JEFF Davis bail bond will be renewed tomorrow in
the United States Circuit Court. 1t is confidently
announced that his trial be commenced the last Of
this month or the middle OF the next. He will not
appear personally in the court tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

on the 22d OF April, arrived here last night, ana
SOuTHAaPTON, May 1.-The steamship HAM
m0nia Captain Meier, OF the Hamburg American
April 81 arrived at this port at ten O'Clock this morn
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Election In Lancastcr-A Republican Victory
and Gain.

LANCASTER, Pa, May I, 1868.
The CITY election took place to-day The democratic
majority for City Auditor is 324. There 10 q demo-
cratic loss on tho Mayor since last year of 1S7 votes
The republicans gain eight members OF the council,
vvb,cb make n tie vote on the Joint ballot. One
branch of the council Is republican by three majority,
Tho rrst fulo in many years. The republicans are
iubilsnt, and arc paraJing tue streets win band
OF music,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02
EUR OPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN May 1.-The steamship Pcnnsyl.
vania Captain Hall, OF the National Line when lcit
MST aru ~ roSs nsne 90 e@
RussiA. Captain Coos, wpicn called from NV NVfk
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Eiremenss Parade in Savannah.

Firemen's Parade in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, May !, 1868,
A Crane parade of f1remen took place to-day.
Seven visiting companies and seven steamers were
in the procession. The Germania of Savannah won
the first prize.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
neatness and despatch and elsewhere al
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Nassau street. -
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Ladies stopping mt the Various Hotels, Wish.
ing Shoes themselves and families par0nixe
MILLER CO., No. 3 | MON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Dickens A Young Man Again.-See His Pho>
tograph on his arrival when he departed Zoe
old England CHEvALlERs Life for the Hair d,d s wofE
quickly where there weak falling out or
gray hair See CHEvALIER'S Treatise on the Hair SEM
by mail free, and given away at the druggists.
SARAH A. CHEYALIEK, NJ. D., y Z3 BrOadways
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FRANCE.
The Bank Returns.

PARIS, May /, 1868.
The official returns of the Bank of France, published
to-day, show that the metallic reserve of that in
stitutIon has increased to 100000 francs during
the past eek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

For Moth Patches, Frcclklcs and Tan ON tao
fA'' PERRYs "MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION"
Sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Lively Times i'm Mems Furnishings, Mt vatl'ss
ls Fulton street importing house at retail good
billed prices anywhere and onefourth deducted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

A Stubborn Cough That Will Not Yield 70
ordinary may thoroughly cured by JAYNES Ex
PECTORANT most effective medicine in all Bronchial and
Pulmonary Disorders Sold everywhere.
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MARYLAND.
Expulsion Of Aldermen of Baltimore on
Charges Of Corruption.
BALTIMORE, May 1, 1868.

BATTIMUKE, MHN I, THuo'
Three members OF the Board OF Aldermen were
expelled this afternoon by vote Of fourteen 20 two
on a report OF special committee charging them
with corruption and bribery In connection Wlth the
issue Of western Maryland Railroad bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Hnts.-The BEST HanssOmest md Cheapest
At Walls,
Hi Fulton street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, pstan&
neoug. Factory l6 Bond street. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

David,s Spring Style Of Gentlemen's Hats
broadway, street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

| Cristad0rO's Hair Dye.-Thc Best Eve9
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied ct No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Campbell-ApOthecary and Chemist, Corner
Eighth and Twenty eighth street, rs class Drugs
Medicines and Perfumery
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The Newmarket Races-Last Days Sport.
LONDON, May /, 1868.
The Newmarket stakes OF so sovereigns each, three
year old colts to carry 122 pounds, es III pounds
one mile seventeen yards (twenty-one subscribers),
the Marquis OF Hastings The Earl walked over
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Ask for q Waltham Watch.
1T is THE BEST; 1T IS THE CHEAPEST
T. B. BYNNER CO., ls9 Broadway NJ Z.
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An Extensive Stock of Ladies', Misses
Boys and Infants Hats. Prices reduced At
GENIN'S 513 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

House Cleaning Made Easy and Complete
by using PYLES X SOAP. Sold by grocers everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

A.-Ward,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad
way and Union square also at 1857 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

A.-(seutlcmen's Hats.-FOr n Stylish an
elegant Hat go to EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Lace Curtains,
al KIT AT broadway.
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Henry ID. Miner g. Barker, AuctiOnecrs, late
OF 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE have removed %
their new and No. Corand street, -FOUR
doors Broadway where they will receive and sell "
auction all descriptions of Merchandise and Personal Fro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars an4
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square; also wholesale ana
a a 387 BrnadXaY .
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A.-Stylish Hats for Gents, Youths and
boys, at popular prices. BURKE, l2o Fulton street.
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The Crown Burdens Of TransatIn ntic Sow,
ereignties often myrads of heads to droop YEARLY
Those however, against which the American masses so sayy
make light elegant admired where er
their sken sofess and noyed wherever felt Tho
Crown Prince Fashion KNOX, 2l2 Broadway corner
his hats give prncey distinction TO an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

Wigs, Toupecs nnd Ornamental Hair.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing, all coors ut BAiCHk
LDk'S Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

The NJetrOpOlfan' Job Printing EstnbIish>,
MENT 81 Nassau street. prepared to furnish Cards. Circt.
lara Pamphlets Cases. and description Of
Printing twenty-five per cent less than can be Oh
tanned elsewhere In the city.
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What the British People Think.

LONDON, May 1, 1883.
All the city papers this morning comment at length
on the debates, and generally consider the division
decisive one.
The London Times says no one can deny the i'm.
mense significance Of this event. Since the motion
to 60 into committee the tories have gained three
seats in the Commons, yet the sixty majority has
grown to be sixty-six. dissolution is talked Of
merely to frighten members.
The London Herald says the House Of Commons
by vote, the Importance Of which cannot be Denied
affirms that the Irish Church should be disestab-
lshed; but the House Of Commons does not speak
the voice OF the country, as the late elections show
=. the London Ne,cs says 1t Is satisfactory to find
the Queen to act against the vote OF the House OF
Commons. His duty is not to dissolve Parliament or
resign but to aid the progress Of the resolves.
The London Standard deprecates the vote OF want
OF confidence as compelling dissolution, but fears
that the liberals intend to pursue that course.
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Parliament Likely 10 be Dissolved.

Parliament Likely 10 be Dissolved.
LONDON, May 1-Evening.
The belief has become general that after the pas
sage OF the Reform bills for Ireland and Scotland
the Disraeli Ministry will dissolve Parliament and
appeal to the people on the Irish church question
The Glooe-the Ministerial organ-of this afternoon
In an editorial confirms this opinion.
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Out Of the streets-he new story by Charles usyor ne
ounbsr OF the CHIMNEY CORNER-now ready at all news
denots PRANK LEsLIE'S CHIMNEY CORNER 10 the
best family paper published In this any other country
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Course Of the Cabinet.

Mr.. Disraeli then rose and amid the most profound
silence said this decision altered the relations Of
the Ministry and the House of Commons that the
government needed time to consider what action 1t
would take. He accordingly moved that the House
adjourn until Monday.
The motion was carried and the House accordingly
adjourned, at three A. NJ, until Monday next.
The Premier Leaves for Osb0rne-COnsulta.
tion with the Queen.
LONDON, Nay Is p. NJ.
Mr.. Disraen left Downing street this morning d.
rect for Osborne, where Queen victoria is staying.
The Premier will consult with her Majesty on the
ministerial crisis inaugurated by the vote of the
House OF Commons on the Irish question, and act as
deemed best in the executive exigency.
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CnuRcHmES. coNsrDEE.
THE CHRONICLE.

u.vo.,d to the interests Of the BOY Catholic pro
,e-sn. EpseOpaD Church. published IN s~ ore.ns Ls
s.,. Family paper This is the only representatives Of
~ church south Of tbs ohio river and the state OF virginia
"a - such sefto the earnest ssppors .na pr'mp
of her clergy and lsisy and to the members and
ds Of that communion generally Ia the SCUM ana
sest The ssms only Ten Cents per weeH ~s's
ss..a navu emit Of "Five Dcisrr per annum inose IN
$500 ~ .utsippg and spprsciafng the Importance oil
~ r,orr.spsavs and medium Of ecelssas''e-l ln's'
o,e.sa 70 act promptly In sustaining pApsr IN
ar own sections forward their own suosenpuous sA'
.s sr,ot- 20 solicit and forward shrse Of esnsr
10 Commercial Place lup-sisirs). New oasAns.
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RACES--k ACES.
SrR1SG RACEs..........-srHHNe EAOEs
r'f p.e, -ovzn- f q ss',H
THE MErAlRlE oouRsE-lsss. q
First Day-aaturday. April 11ths 1ees-
FIRST RAcE-A Hurdle Racs-Purss sleoo; two nilss
SECOND RxcswA -s'i r~e'Yssrold sssks-s,s entrance
p p; $50 added BY the Club. one mila
1T. B. P.tte..on's en- RIcHELIEu. BY Hiswasha-
s-wia,sn cost1ii'. P9ss BRoADNAx by Danis Boone
IS. Lssss;ds ONTARIO By Bonnie scotl.nd-L.dy Ian
rHfHD RAcE-A Pos, Stake for all sg-s-ss5 susrsnr.l
ADDED $500 given by the Cub; heats; t.
nspe a O'clock on The even ng before the race ~.c
Moore. VIM. Brady, VIM. Cottril. ana 8. Leonard laz
Second Dey-Tuesdsy. April IA. 41if
FIRST RACE-A Purse Of san Tor all see.; one mile.
SECOND RAcE-fhs Orleans Pure Of $loo for ali sgss;
ls1 Third Day-wed.esday, Aprfl Is. 81 !
FIRST RAoE-A Hn-de Race Purse $500; eight
hI5dss Nth weller ws,gtts; tyo miles nj =,
sr nvs A. - s,-v d s1na stv Two 'u e. ~
Third kAcE-x Purse Of $500, for all ages; mile heHss
Fourth Day-Thursday. April 10. s
vIRsT RAcE-A Purse Of 500. for all two mile
heafs. 81 ...-....It b. .fe ,l
sTcoND RACE-A Purse of $3.50, for all ages; mile
and half
ss Fifth Dsy-Fridsy, April IL.
FIRST RAcE-A Of s25c for all ages mile ana
sEcosp RAcE-A Pure Of ss]o all ages; best three
in Eve; mile heats. ffrt NJ 4tta
Sixth Day-saturday, April 1s.
TBE GRAND TURF Congress- STAKE OF s2o0,
with Challenge Whip and Spurs the Club 70 sdd se four
mile heats
Th roe must be under the Turf Congress rzes aud
ofc.rs the Metairie rules and officers.
r.B-The MetAine Rules in regard TO the Liveries, or
Coors Of Joekeys will be rgdy enforced To save trouble
tbemfeves snd the officers Of the Club, owners
questea register their colors son AZ possible
TIE Stables vel cleaned aud ventilated. ant
In fne CONDITION
Communications must be addressedto
s l. JAMES.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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annopncsd On WEDNESDAY. Apri IS 1858. halfpsst7
oiSss iSrs Iseig,s * RIILIses Es susy.s. to ,.
Ssai'ssn The public invited to at
= ). BrnHos, chsrr an Committee Of MAnassmsni.
ORLEANS LITEsAkY
DEBATING socrErrs COURSE OF LECTURES.
Lyceum Hall.
THIRD LEcrURE-FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 1863
by Rev. d. II. Bur~s.
subject-"LABoR. OR rHE TRUE DIGNITY OF MAN"
FOURTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1868
by Rev. Hen-y M. saith.
Subject to be Announced.
IIFrH LEcTURE-FRIDAY. MAY l. 1868
by Prof j. ID. Brun..
tfs.ate Subject to be Announced
SIXTH LEcTURE-FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1853
Lecturer snc kubject TO be Announced
The Lectures to ocommencestsrH
Tickets the Course, 81 50; Single Tickets, 20
on Csrsl str ct; - on camp street.
At LaIiscbe's and weriein's, on RsTonne street.
A MEss MENAGERsE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
%. Charles stre~t. New Orleans, Opposite
the %. Charles Hotel.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT
9. t. AxEs. Proprietor; J. A WOOD. Manager
AsSfp fASSSeEiss BIoWEE n sssosfa wTra E4
GENT and be. fKAIrED Lions; Rnssisn Bear; Roysl
serpenfs; Ostrich Baby Eeph and all TO be
MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
REYNOLDs a QUGKK,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS.
Nos 2ls and Us FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Are prepared to make contracts for WROUGHT IRON
WORK any Description Quantity at the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of cary's PATENT EABTa BoRER-
Orders left at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1890 Post
Office, will recsivs Prompt Attention.
uAxDwAxE AND sHIr oHAKDLsEy
RLLrs H. sosr1oK vsAEk y. sKYHeuK,
Bestfck = sey.sur.
Importers snd D-aisrsb
aKA,x AID sHELy aARDWAa AsD ogzLKE1
fovEs. IN NAsB aud fIsSEks FOOLS.
BAR and sA ut i2os. TIN and TIN PLATz
SHEET COPPER, mo. NAILS, AXES.
CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES. HOES,
LFAB PIPE SHEET LEAD, GAS yIpk
BRASS woBE and PIPE rTTruxss
syBBEE sELfIEG hose and PACKING,
cotton WASTE. Etc, ooRDA6E
COTTON and FLAX DUCK TWNks.
OILS PAINTS. LAxPs LANTERNS. Esa
| an Ksna sfstsamboat and Railroad su eplss
Fulton and Front streets. corner Common
Bel. Agents f.rs. a. wesson's LIGHTNING RoDs
Louisisns- Mississippi fsxas and Alabama
7 EEBD FoUNDKr-
ESTABLISHED IN iszsJ
Corner sf Beierd and Fo.chsr ssrssss
We ssx leave inform friends Fuole zsnsrsy
hat We prepared formerly, manuactsrs Steam
Engines Bsusrs Sugar Mls sugar Kettiss Drainins Ne
chimes Mills Cotton Presses. Newell Screvs Gin Gear
ina Furnaces Mouths nars ell Of Plantation sas
stsaDbast works ard sver- ssscption Of Machinery
| An. south LEEDS 4 90.
Order. left At Bon r. Heohsne.' and Dealers Ixshsngs
| villrsceive promptsttentsos.
= zos eirsd strsst. rsv orisApf
| uopr sxpuxs-yos. A sHAKsPEARE-s y~ooF,
Gsddss. Shakespeare = Cs.s
Irs1 and Fe.ncsrs Ascllns asaasc:urs sven
variety sf ss.n Engines sagsr hIll.. Drsnins sesanss
| s.sh WsivSss - -Fs-f-r-''s Sc-s es-' ss~as
STATIONERY, PAPER. ETC.
F. Q. rALNrH . Co.,
E O rkLxER JOSEPH WILD. L. s oox5
| Wholesale Dssisrs
Psrer. Envelopes and xass.
| ko1 s. ss snd Camp street, New Orleans Ia
|
| crrvErs n SEYMOUR,
Rk STEVENS. W. e. sETHoEx
Pspsr, Stationary, snc Fancy eosse-
IA. A ana rs Common strsst opposite the clsU ss-s
|
| - rxnru
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T HERNANDEz.
BROKER,
No. II CarendeIet street.
Always on hand State and City Notes. ws-snfs etc.

TRY 1T! TEST 1T THoRoUGHLY,
II win cost you pchIne 70 do By Masking application
TO the underzsnd ssehine will be sent your residence
ard You will be shown how H. aud reasonable length
Of given the Machine 10 decide TO its inertia
The Magnolia Washing MAchtne
wu your washing with half tie labor less soap and
than you usually viii the cost OF the
year; makes sop; away with the necessity Of stand
ing over seamne tub and prevents the washer from
bsr the Of fty sosp suds. aiso from getting
win many be the Of preventing sick
and saving drcf0r'e bill
An inur.ous COG-wHEEL wRTNGER Il affixed TO
the Maehne and Is made OF India Rubber Cyndsrs
wrngs the clothes almost ready for ironing
Il Useful, simple and Cheapi Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ssls. Uss the
Magnolia Washer,
and save the womsns Heath ana also save both Labor
Money. L. A 9nLLAEDy
Nc. l06 Pcydrs street.
Sole Owner Of the Psfent Right Louisiana
p AARsU DEUMAH = co.
oARRIA0B REPOSITORY
osn9 q Arsndsss end orsviu ssrss14
Kw onLEANG
Brsnsh Ess.shAnas = nsslA AlA, ~ Hssss1s. Ins
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

oyvrcE CHrzF QuARrEsxAsrrR \
fIFTu NILIrARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans. March ~, 1853
SEALED PROPOSAL Is invited and win be received
- NE ofce OF Lieutenant John n Coe. Acting AS stant
Qusrtermssfer At Baton Rouge, Louisiana unti IL RI
DAY. the 10th day Of April 1853 the de livery
kuee Of such quantities Of hard WOOD may be required
Ter one year from the 1st day Of May. 1868. -
Wood must be best quality Of bard wood lash aud oak
must De delivered in qnantities. such
Baton Rosce = 7-'I-' N
SATISFACTORY evidence ability the
bidder 70 fulfill his agreement. =
bids
Proposals must be ndored Proposals for Wood and ad
dressed 20 Lieutenant John Cee Acting Assistant Quarter
master, Bston kouge, Louisiana 80 ..,.f
CHAS VI. TDMPKINS.
Brvt Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Fihh Military District.
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NEW ADvERTlsEn1ENTs.7
PoxrcHARrsA1x xA1LnoAD.


run % follcws: - ~'' '-' -'~'A' 'A Jun s's' VAL
rRon clrx: ynoxLsxx. i
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CPRxNG RACES
THE TAIRIE RISE.
Commencing April IL. 1ses.

SATURDAY FIRST DAY,-First Race. Hurdie Rsce.
two mile dash gwslter veTht sesps Purse $1,000 Second
old ftzke dash Of mile, SIS entrarce
p close the 18th Of March 1858 three 70 al
Club $500 Third Race. Post stake, two mile heats
for ~ SIS p p, 10 close 18th March,
ls6s Cub to add sto name o'clock, evening previous
TUESOAY-sECOND DAY-First Race, dash Of ons
mile. all Purse $3.50 Second ksce-rhree mile
heats Tor ali ages Oriesns purse $1,000.
wEDNBsDAY-THTRD DAY FIRST Race Hurdle Rec..
Dash Of two miles, weer weights) leaps Purse, $500
Second Race ash Of miles tree tor ali agesfur
old snd up carry 100 pouads Purse, slo0 Third
Race. Mile heats for al Purse $500 ~ s.f ~
THuRsDkv-A0uRTH DAY.-Two mile heats. for all
sees Purse, sev Second Race-Dash one half nilss
Purse $50 '-.H T. .lHra
FsIDAY-FIFTH DAY.-Frst Rsce-Dash one and squar
hests. thrr@ in Eve, for all ages Purse, 5000. a
SATURDAY sixth DAY.-Heass of four miles :
Grand Tnf Congress S00 with Challenge Whip and
Spurs Club TO add sl000- ...rf.
This under Turf Cen RHles and OncerI
instesd Of Metairie Rules aud Omcers. . - .s..
-Owners will themselves great deal OF trouble
by their Coors possible the rules II
eearc Color viii be rgdy enforced The Stables hav'
all been we'll eieaned and ventilated
s. L. JAMES,
Secretary and treasurer.
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be ii Known That on this twenty first day of Msrch
eighteen hundred md isyegh before S me- A sELm n a. ~
s % ne ssn iss
sS e ss Jsios BANK OF
LOUISIANA n is city and % herein acting ~ % ~
sos Directors Of said Bank a. their sitting Of shs thir
nesed q part Ssrec who sesrsd Of
iop sve Of II the Legislature o. th STATE snfsd
ss % ss Bssd
s % s e sss
whereof hereto annexed as Psr ee.ec' cal esns5s
4h Of March 1868 into nsderaton the
Prsty q reeuc hs capital stock That ssa general mes,
ser the time notices rssuTsd Sy law " .an % the sad
s unS and al nDs h % he
Of said ssnk constituting owe twotnrds OF whole
purpose x S
psri Sersof did vote capital Of sss mn
dollars six hunc ed thousand scsr 70 be represented by
ns 81 b Boad s Deeo Of sad Bsai held ON the sd
thirteenth Of MARCH, current II resolved that the
a. o s5 cs ssSss Vod
meeting held the fourth Marcu that the
bundrsd wsDts6vs thousand doars . six hundred
% or dc the s .usor
med said 10 the charter Of the Bank and
eopSnS to law AZ 20 substitute csrtscst Of stock Of forty
des share in exchange for those Of dollars
row therefore he the said President Of said Bank
those whom he renreents the af0e mentioned and
ss Ss,, % 70 ,%s S ss
Ssis the said Cora
postion to effect cap@l OF ssid Union
Bank o Louisiana reduced the Of hundred thou
s q ] . sy 1s e Be s s 9
exchange ohe shares Of i've dollars hereto
fore issnes that therefore the les o association q
said Union Bank Of Louisiana thus altered sf amended
sfresad month and frst before written In
the presepce Of Edward o. 0ottschak and James Fahey
competent Witnesses sign the with said sp-
'sOris nal s,snedJ y LAylLLEB <uvRE.
e. a. soTTscHALK
JAMES fAHkY. a- -
- go -..s s. MAGNER, Notary Public.
the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages. do hereby
y his this day duly recorded in Society Book
s.. .I..ns, March Twenty First; isss -
(signedJ A. DUcAfEIs JA.
H. 81 ~ Deputy Recorder.
Ieerify the errr,pg TO be true copy 81 the original
exfart ~ my Current Notsrl- Register
and the impress Il nv sss o. ses Al tie City New Or
sans Is Twenty Fnh day Of March, A D. One Thousand
high hundred and sixty Eight
L. 81 hAoNEh, rotary ruohe'
UxIox BANK LOUISIANA 4
New Onelns. March IS. 1868
Al meeting Of the Stockholders. the ith
than thirds having approved OF the reduction Of tbs
sharss and BY "a March 1868 before Msgner
10 cal At he bank and exchange Seventy
Five Dollars rnare for Certihcses Il FORTY srs
in conformity TO said act GEORGE FREeEr,
- Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31


cUeAR AND MOLAssEsi
- Louisiana suga-s. on grades,
rnha snears- 1sli grades in boxes and hogsheads
a. Goods,e'r I" White and yellow Clarified sugars
sugar House Messses IN e.rSels ~, sna s nsissS s,s
S,ubs Muscovado Molssses In hogsheads and ,ierces
constanty on nsno. and for sale in lots sp, sy
onice No. 10 st Loui. street.
uuTTEx. ..oHEEsE...-FIsH .--.FLoUK
Choice New York state BurrER-sx steamers cor'ss
surs,Ior CREAM cHKEsE-sx steamers cOrtss and
United States
Fx,r. Fnsl,sh Dairy CHEESE.
Wes,srp CREAM CHEEsE-Choioe Factory
Ohio English Dairy
Western Reserve CHBEsE and BUTTER.
Western BUTTER cf All Kinds In Tubs and Firkins
ALL FRESH Receipts
A Fun Assortmept of Fish Constantly on
Hand.
NACKEREL. GOLDFISH, HERRING, ETC.
w. are Agents for the following CHOICE EXTRA and
FANCY BRANDS FLOUR: Bluff City, Highland Beauty.
unssv,s Extra sucker City Ziebclds Restn store and
Using EMLEy, VAN SoRDEN CO..
IA Tchoupitoulss and "A New Lsvee streets
HHEAss q MAYO
N succEssoRs TO MA8EE KSEAsS)
Removed from No Magazine 'eet
Mauufaeturers OF saddiery and Harness.
--IxPoRrxRs Or y, curx,, AVN
sADDLERY, HARDwAsE. BsLIISa, PACKING AND
Nos sTehouptoulas and New Iesee, and 70 - ans ''
S'' Common streets.
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4
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

kpyA CASH ADVANCES MADE
~ on consgnu Of Cotton 20 Messrs Brown. shipey
Co Liverpool; Messrs Brown, Bros Co New York. and
70 our friends Hsvre, Boston, Phadephs and Baltimore
WITHERSPOON, HALsEY 90.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

z H. KNAPP, DENTIST.
ls1 oARoSDELEr srsKEr.

Tssh Extracted BY the improved method without
os and every operation the Io~h performed With the
esst porsbls pain the durable Nearly
hry yeas expsrence IN city where hs operouk have
oe tested viii doubt be sncient <uAxantes ior the -
ture Prices before the 4II