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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-12

I.--They are Instructive.
AS purely literary works, these historical ro-
tnances possess high degree of merit They read
like z rune histories" - Catholic World.
Hey are coroct descriptions of tae countries IN !
tie people described Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03

EVIDENTLY, the New York
World doesnot appreciate the pa.
Cifo disposition ol its "peacO" can
didate for President. II soeS that
that "great reaction" 10 reactlnR
on the Democracy, and tells its
candidate that unloss he exerts
himself promptly the party Is los,
and its leader forever fallen" In
its issue ofthe 2ist inst., the World
says:
"Acdkei Horatio ! Apake | arise 1
or bt Jorerer Edlieni This 10 no
time TO play with mammets and 70
tilt with lips. Come forth and
tight y y 4 y 4
Better die like John Brown than live
like Charles Sumner, mani Arise /
dump on + y q
thy garments, shake the crumbs Of
Windust's table from thy matted
locks, and rush into the fray Or.
novercome BY an iTresistiblo In.
stinct, thou criest out with Shakes.
peare's hero: II dare not fight.
but 1 wink and hold out my iron. };
We'll, even that will mako ne happy.
We ache 70 hear once moro that
ringing shout Of thine /:
~ leuin ycF. tho world and worldilns. b.ss.
lsysstoiAff'es and soidsnioys"
nthat don't have the effect Of
causing Seymour 70 "awake.
arise" apt rush pollmoll into the
fight, We don't know what the
deyil could induce him 70 do ill.,
O. s. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
A N ERIC AN. n OuSE
LOGAN, OHIO.
oA.nr. OF frepr.s,er.. @

NNRE. N. N WILSON formerly ofthe
IVl "WiIson House, BremSn, Ohio, would
respectfully formthctrayellng public that she
has leased the American House, ofLogan, Ohio,
the guests and patrons of tho establishment
comfortable. Good stabling, stalls, feed and an
attentive 0stler will always be ready. Tho bn.
sinoss management ofthis House will be In
charge ofA. G SHOCK, who has beeninthe hotel
business for number ofyears, and who hatterA
himseTfthat he can give satisfaction. The pat
ronage ofthc public Is respectfully solioited.--
Givc us trial. Mrs. II. u. WILSON.
Aug. s, lS6T-f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumorS,

ce So -,
oOro'u's, courVy, oat-hneum, VarDun-
S,Ue anu oohs, ULCERS anu az opstlnate
~ Ct mo ckIh, hnammatory
nj. h oy nmeunauSm, S, nes, InronIo
to,.. nSss. erVu'a' o1Iu , Oiseases, anu every
x~aot; II, me SJJ.. oy'PePs,a, anu ,nose
~ tha T,;Oasg;"a ms ~ ."o oJranqg,nen, S,,.e,.
Nomni.;n, M...;g gans M NJ, on'Vas AZ
sootipns un.Hsan amu NoL'0us S ~
aion - S.,.;ss ~. -~yO, SCopros
netion f'' -N'' " "PP'"'0' SV"s"
t'H'
yTNuIs excellent ,uod,c,r,, con,norra ,,.. o,.,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
CITY. BAKERYI
O.. BLANK

Takes pleasure IN Informing the olti,ans n,
Lancaster that he 10 sHli carrying on the h,,si.
ness of Baking, In all its branches, on do.
lumbua street, APst building south
ofthe mithoR House.
BREAD AND CAKES
ofAll kinds on hand al all times. and dalvor.
cd 70 order 70 any part Of the city.
FINE nAKING for hm,Iioa, partiea.
weddings, plc.nics. &o., dCne At short notioe'
and IN the neatest manner and most tastef,i
10 ~. Old onstomers no returns thanks for
their patronage, and promises hin hesi endeav.
orH 10 merit AcontlhnAnce Of their cuetom. and
70 SECURE that 81 hoata Of new ones,
Lancaster, July 20, isos-N
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03

. 49, ~ - : ''S'S"S'
1s Se4Ott t1S teSt 0r seven ye0rs
OIOre We pts0tsc ana no prepGg"
ssstOIs Igr we Russ' iske zee 0eee AS
SvOe5,eg t,eesC sptst 2's,01atce tiee same
Oe.seslscsGs TestttS: 1t Is an elett!'etv
ss0sv ecteletytc dtScOvel'y, c01leOtis.
..s w n.MssN Cy tse 1ie0ct poS0eII1s GssD
A IngSSsC1TstssvG ~ 1. 0Qe!atS ~ tee NECEL.
.ts .tes1 @nGgOm. NJ nsrest0T'es okEI
rISi rnny2onnIo qKICInAL YOUIH.
49, ~ SS.yH A. msuIseS zee sc0tR
svIssIS 0.ltt ctc@Itj ctsLSS ttx1e0TatU
usso .I NtsnsOT.S, csllI lal1ng OUT or
Cno nasr 01sU svsss maze g 01'os0
WI Ous0 nenus, e'[cept Ge Ve1'y
ayS.s ..ss E,g[SOIsS, ~ 70 MsIs5SnSS tne
sssss:sVS Xxx, - Y.:stEcsgsS YnE I ~ sos.en Hee
itSssT sS MOts'.tShtetI 0Itt: SttpyOTte0..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
o . 7 = q a Z 2.



wue OF MI. Samuel NJ. Batchford, third daughter OF
NJ James A. Hamilton and granddaughter OF Gene
raj Alexander Hamilton, died ON the 10th instant at
the residence OF her husband In this city. The living
measurably obey inspired incubation when causing
tho virtues OF the deceased to 'ltve after them"
Through commemorative notice, while those who
supply their places In vacated paths Of Christian
duty and usefulness and perpetuate the graces and
amenities which have adorned the scenes OF domes
tic and social Ire recalling happy memories OF the
departed accomplish all that is most important and
conducive to afford consolation to the bereaved to
stimulate the passive to energetic imitation in Chris
saddening import that dreary truth which tells OF
the dead, .The places that knew them shall know
them NO moro 1oroyer.n
HRS. Blatchford has passed AWAY In the meridian
OF lie, before time had impaired any OF the facul-
ties, and quite prematurey to our 1aible estma-
ton The more usual order OF provideniiai dispen-
sation would seem 10 have been reversed In That
parental expectation and eolicitude for being minis
tered TO during declining years and at the closing
scene by o daughters devotion and thoughtful as
slduity should be defeated and themselves sum
Moned TO afford the same ai.evations her fading
nag was unfulled. Her existence has been peaceful
and chiefly retired, yet significantly suggestive and
instructive. 10 moral and intellectual qualities OF
ngh order were united unusual charms OF person
ana elegance OF department., which became most
noticeable and made conspicuous during residence
a. as Of M IA rs
pfotean forms her sympathies moved with benecent
and efficient relief.
No pIteous object could she see,
But her kind bosom shared the woe.
An enlightened, answering faith sustained
throughout painful and protracted malady. and so
anticipated the fatal termination TO render u bat
q most welcome transition to "the higher lfe." To
those gathered around her grave bearing the rela-
lion OF parent, husband brother, sister, may the
heard. Importing true consolation in the words,
"Ihy dead Shall rise again."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

He afterwards concluded that a more pleasant way
to shuttle on this mortal coll would be TO
hang. Accordingly he prepared the rope and
swung on. The SENSATIONS were unpleasant or
as he said at choked,u and he managed to
get ont knife and cut the cord. When spoken
would not allow him to drink decocton OF tobacco
to satisfy his appetite he said he guessed she was
ready to die. The dips0maniac WAS ordered by the
be taken to the Insane HospitaL-Co1cord IN. HI
Patriot, Nor. 3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


WOODS MusRU =. =, rb,rtieth street: omen from A
~ Broadway con- porformances daily grand theatre
~ unth ~ +. N. Two Evening at ~ O'CLOCK
nlternoon at uses witness the great u
eoh'ha1usiy c5 Twms 10 BURLESQUE TROUPE
xiIou,
MIN, a. -. ,xtt and pantomimic action.
"i'i T ~ ny svngs, 9ea MA THIS AFTERNOON,
'n.S ~ ,rirus Atz O'Clock,
Ths ~ o.pIA - The operate drama Of
TTSiinN n'' CINDERELLA,
and ppored BY The company
youR W ~ rn ippsEvy APPOINTMENTS.
THE r, AZ M seES Nm AT Fo ~ coMBiNATIoN.
coEMODoRE FOofE and his = nss ~. 10 irs
Ihs male, specimens OF living huiA V ~ VIZ uA'@
HOST OF LIVING HUMAN n IESoMENA.
And an entirely new collection Of
LIVING WILD ANIMAL y
The whole forming greatest comblnabA OF attractions
NO ADVANCE IN PgIcfA
RRoADwAY THEATRE ApMIsa ON 80 cENTa
ID THIS EvENISd AND sATuRDAY MA ri TN nv,v
Of the QUEEN OF TRAGEDY OF IHE EN,L ISL saIASH
A Tu Il Eissf TINE IN NEW y6e ss N + ia qL;h.
Mr. j. H. TAYLOR. ME- dEoRa BECka
The piece produced with great
SATURDAY, MRS. r. w. LANDER MAnL SEE
ONLY MARIE ANToINETFE aATINEE-
NOTICEIn OF the great OF the
performances and the numerous reps
'''oA = ~ THE GREAT LEDGER STORY.
and now in course Of rep ,InnEa
n will be repentcd on SATURDAY EVENING next
On MONDAY, Nov So first night Of the anncA engsIa 'sA
Of tho sreMsi s sf 1ND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

DIrsoNANlA IN NEW HAxpsHfRE-The Court at
on Friday disposed of tho third murder
|.ase.n Dorr, OF Exeter, was acquitted OF deadly
dIpsomania' type IL was shown That Dorr - an
|isly wre.on OIL about thirty years. when the IN.
maniac of the worst Kind. At on5 time he tried to
brown himself and after stopping In a pond uniii
|ss situation became uncomfortable. scrambled out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
CONFERENCE.-The.

DIssoLUTfoN.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
IL exsng between the undersigned under the " OF
A. Heyman& Co. IL this hy coneent
The business will DO continued heretofore by Adoph
and Marks schwab, uner the heie,oorc
CA. 1fcyman Co.., the retiring partner being Saraue
schwah. AL claims agans salt firm viii be seNlod BIZ
hpObrH lIlYxAH.
SAMUEL S,ilWAB.
OTTAWA, Oct. "a, 1854 MARKS scdWAB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

FIDELITY REMEMBERED AND REwARDBD.-Mr.
|Wam 4. Brunson, recently deceased, bcqueathcd
10 his faithful servant Washington, upon his death,
lcrty acres OF land, mule, wagon, COW and calf,
y fine stock Of hogs ana one hai the crop grown
Alpon the farm the present year. Upon the coming
i freedom, Washington preferred to follow me for.
conducting himself with fidelity and faithfulness,
Ind 80 also did tho wife and family OF Washington.
During his last illness Mr. Brunson received unceas.
|s old master his best earthly friend and loved MIN
with the affection Of child for parens-SunatT
fS CT Wdtcinlun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

4 in,ercsng Invaluable arl scientific suhiccta showing
how 70 1.-Two sl Mat @ live for delivered daily at 'he
New York Musenm o. Anstong Those nlaba TO atenI cns
receive cagy by tot1ung 81 she secretary oh
Brusdwsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

I TnoMPsodS DANCING AChDSMY, as RLEECKER
81 street ~ open Tor pupl.a TueAday and FIlisy
evenings kip "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons usn
70 lei for bala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
DANCINc ACADEMIES.

poDwoRTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING AT HIs
n. residence Ne 6si Ffb avenue, On Monday and Thur
Weuuesday and Saturday afernoona and Fri.
day evenings Saturday mornings FOR families; Monday
and Thursday evenings for senemen Also at tao old
ton, No 22 Filth avenue, on Monday, Thursday Tuesiay
and Friday afternoon for fsrlts Circulars mar be OBJ.
ttacd at eiihcr academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
TIE LECTURE SEASON

nR LEMERCIERs POPULAR LECTURES ON ANAr.
IL omy and Physiology, illustrated by elastic Models
WIN be resumed this evening November IN The Great Han "
~ p. M Subject"Ths Human Body the Senses, Touch,
Taste Sight," Tickets for I'VE lectures, 3d. single TICK
eta Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

EREAT LECTURE.
" Hon GEO 8. FISHER, late United States Consul TO
japan, will deliver entertaining and Instructive Lecture
Csuhject Japan and the Japanese at the Forysecond
street Presbyterian church, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues north sidc) Thursday evening. November ~
DO had OF T.. W. Bedford, 100 Sixth young Mems
Christian Association, l6l Fifth and at the door,
so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

TUE SArrosAL coSsEE Nl,, Yv OF Music
80 Ehh street between Lsssdwa; a na tP we
Oh, NEYDTMkN, E0WAHn NUf .Mn.Ny rro -cs.ops.
sIsiSCR GLORIA, LOUIS ugNANps,s,, m So 40 psa
in.hussIoa IN every btaaeh o. Nas'" 's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

A $500 PIANOFORTE FOR $225-PRoPERTY OF
N family leaving the city: carved rosewood, octave,
overstrung, celebrated makers guarantee, nearly new
owners residence, lis Seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

A LLEMANrA HILL AT q.
"A IS East sIie.n street. between Fifth avenue and unio,
square. Professor Rohdes Last Exhibition VI grad
1AbieauH), EARTH AND MAN.
Admission, Soc :; children, Acc. reserved seat, ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

~ treble, the anes. instrument in the city aso second
hand Pianos bargains Factory and 23b East
Twenty-arst street. between Second and Third avenues
JENNIS & SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

A LADY WILL SELL MAGNIFICENT SEVEN &C.
n tave rosewood Piano. original price 5000, for &270;
best city makers carved and legs four round corners
At IS Third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
BUSINESS opPonrUNIrIEs.

n an active business man, with $Iu capital In per,
anenty established light and paying business Apply Nv
Fulton street. room No. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, MADE
IA order city naIsr fully guaranteed used sI months;
ture Paintings Bronzcs; property family leaving city In
Que at 81 West Fifteenth street, Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12
PIANOFORTES.

VNANTED-THREE YOUNG MEN WHO CAN SING
w and can take the Irish character. Addresa b., Herald
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTOKs= =sEAL66D 6t
~ Proposals constructing the port oa OF tno Ne~
eans Mobile and iroad between we Giles
Of new and Mobile embracing seoq, W. , Spo,
ya, the delivery Of materials for ana
ton Of $500 nea Of Truss Bid ing 70 ~ 10 'es r,,os
PILE and Treste Bridging and for delivery fO w Oros
~ ar other will he received At the
ofce ,n tho city Of Oresns, to iO O'Clock A. rs
"WEDNESDAY January 20, 1s69. - - an
Msp and prches Of the line plans OF siruc,ure ia
rox,nae suoun,s OF work to be dore vi De exnio teu
- ofcs on and aftsr December 10 1868. aud blank
forms Furnished for ccntraets specin sons propostons
4. propesals 10 be addressed 10 Henry Van VAck Ghei
Frgree for Or Mobile aud Chattanoogs hAp
fo1S @nmns,y reserves the right reject proposal
winch i'i ny JAMES A. nAYsOk,
Presidsnt N. o N. c. K K Go.
Ofire Caller Court -.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
IANnRETH,s GAKDEN SEEDS

"A HAFtNER has now IN store a fun assovtrent ot WIZ
ter and spring EGRTASlE and <iWtk SEE Ds ~
she establishment of D landseth Son. fhiadephs -
fine lot of Sets ant To or Button onions' AsPe
gus Roots. ned lover Seeds etc. -,
Couniry merchants supplied with Feeds oy he eoIeh nun
dee OF th usand papers H. HAtFNEh
los ~ CHARLES street opposite st . hsres 1heater
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
cHAs. 7. NASH'S SALES,

GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF UNREnEBMED
PLEDGES OF OVER 500 900 wORrH OK DtA, DtA,
AID JhWEIRY or livery DEsCRIPrIoE At ST.
OHARLLS LOAN OFFICE, 10 81. OhAh1So
STREET .f.
nv CHA0. r. NASH.
AucrroNEER-Ofce Masonic Hall AUCTION nsn
Corner ST Charles and -erdfdo streess.
VHURspAY 15sh inst, ss q 90 o'c,ocs s;.a., x,h
ont limit or reserve, will be 20 d. M. ..-.,
one of the largest ao stocks Of Diamonds so9oe
ana eased Gold silver Watches Brsceets Cnsns
etc Of the and superior qusy, "ver rofk
spoons etc The Diam nds a,e OF the hsst wssI We
hole being Of and most valuable sssor
mens Of J~wery offered at aneScn 70 the soue
AND affords the of speculation TO Jewellers
oh~rs Catalogues will be ready a. the once OF the ane'
''Ips.' ne. TpRxs-Gash in o. 8. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
DR. y. N. kNAfP.
DENTAL SURGEON,
a.. NauaI

And is giving his undivided ~s,enton to the practice Of bis
profession performed seserons 60 70 Ioe %
fns Of operations for the thirty IN this
.,sx h 100 well known ~ require comment from hiusslf
feetk extracted without pain
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08

lspR "a A.E-NkAL hol ANb-sE-, n a. -.
dred and SuEt Plantations icosteo se u
PORTIONS Of be cotton sugar growing sts.@ ao
Psn,stsns Orange rds and large bodies Of va nsom
s;,.h.r lana. sso s ye variety Of City and suoufoa
property and unimprovcd IN TIE TORN OF
Sptdnp lots and squares favorable terms fare
.b ne 70 invest viii DO " NJ 70 examine or Proper
tses HiIsr card R-Al K.tste AaestA Ma - osronds~
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
DEJAN, JR..

DEJAN. JR..
AUCTIoEEER,
OfBce and Saleaoom-l7s Grsvier street,
Near Carondelet, New oneana
Jberal advances made consignms t. Auction sses OF
Fnnitnre CsQoes Producs Real Estate and every desc
lion OF Merchandise promptly attended to z.. 49,.
Regular sale Days-McndAys, Wednesdays fridays mo
SATURDAYS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

|
CT. CHAkLEs THEATEA
SaSsIEs foPE ana Manager
LAST WEEK OF NIB. G. w coULDocK AND
HIS DAUGHTER
tn. Manager ever anxious to crafty the desires Of his
has been 70 into dsmae
form BY her ost brilliant novelist
Tue,day Evening. Dee Q. 1868,
wnbe given DORA with its upsurP.s;sd s''SSsoSH Sa S:, ?.
To Conclude with able comedy Of MILKY WHITE
Doors open a. o'clock p the Overture commences At
No rsra charge for reserved seats.
CADEMY OF MUsIC.
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER :, 1863,
And until further notice.
Every Evening and Saturday Noon.
The Gorgeoss Spectacular extravaganza,
UNDINE:
Br,rpipe into reouisi.ion the full strength of the
SPECTACULAR TERPsIcHoREAN COMBINATION
in the dsbuen of characters this unrivAled spectacle
will be presented the
BALLET OF GOLDEN LEAVES,
FIRE.FLY BALLET, and
with all the Mechanical Electric effects. rs originally
introdsced in the WHITE PAWN, at Mbos "aroeh' NC"
Frst time in this city of DePOs popular and exciting
verson OF the -, -
introduced BY him in his ceebrsted spectacle, THE DEVILS
AeShND MARCH OF AMazoNs AND KNIGHTS in
eompls,e ArSOr Costume Of GoS and Pageant
Ns,ehIss, sps ngpGUs Of psrer
n,S Gus ssSI Es,c %sdISs 81 c.@peatsd Mechanical
Bal.t Marcn.s and Inric.s svou.i01s az.
prsssy this Spectacle will appear in her original
Doors pen esS O'Clock p ~; performance commence
| NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
| Tue.day. December ., 1893.
| Halevy's opera, IN three acts,
TIE QUEENS MUsKETEERs.
Doors open At 81, o'clock to commence at IL O'Clock
Box Once open rom A NJ TO p NJ brahen ii'Ae' ~
att. LaEaus'i. 6 81 Char es stree.
VTAMIETIEs TaEATEK-GRAvIEas STREET
SUPERIOR ATTRACTION.
TENsYsoS AND READEi
COLLABORATION OF THE POET AND THE
NOVELIST
On Monday Eveui.g g, December q. 1868,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
wmbe presented in style elegance and attention =
detail fer which this fsvore ss,sS Is 50 m s
acts founded on Ienny sons exquisite Idyllc Poem oil
Dora,
With NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
ACCURATE COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
THE oRIGINALMUsIo
|, |
AN UNAPPROAcHABLE CAST
Tn ,c,v, pr,psra,iop, an Original Drama entitled the
LANCAsHIsE LASS.
''''' lS6s
2 Third Annual Reopening
p CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERlE
=, 40 ono 4e st. Charles street.
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel
10 CONGRESS OF LIVING woNDERsi
al sTsANGE FREAKS OF NATURE
THE poUBLE-HEADED GIRL-siDgs, Talks, Eats vi
= both heads at
WONDERFUL HUMAN FRoG-Or the Miraculous Livi
Man Fish.
THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE woRLD-H ye
old and IS inches high.
BABY LIoNs-Ony in this country.
MOST EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN AMERIC
GRAND AoUARIA.
10000 Curiosities from Every Portion
THE GLOBE.
Doors open from A. N. to l0P.M.
Adrnis.ion-5O cents; children, Is cents
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
Bh. H,w erIssss Crescent. Tarsass, 9sftmbsr ..
RACES---RACES.

RACES---RACES.
METAI.IE coUnsE.
FALL MEETING-lsss.
NEW ORLEANS NErAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
sixth Day-Taesdsy, December 8. 1895.
yrRsr RACE.
PURSE siOe-xe Hests to go to secsnd horse
is. L. James enters &C.. A. HsmiltOn'S eh h TON
GREEN, by Memnon, dam by Tempest 9y o. 'oeAA''
9spounds Dress-whte and Red
a-Johu Crieknrd enters a. B. Pstterson's ch wlsEN-
HUNT, BY shsrrod dam by John Huntsr' y. o.
| carry 30 pounds Dless-Prrple and Purple
s-FB Green enters WIN Brady - br h JACK GAMBLE.
| JR, by Jack Gamble dam kadora, y o. to carry n"
| pounds. Dress-Red and Blue
SECOND RACE.
| PURSE ssOO-Dash of One Mile, for two year oids
IA Keepe Richards enters b. MARY EDITH. y. o.,
BY Young Fszoletto, dam Gycera, by imp Sovereign
| Dress-silytr and Gray, White Stripe.
THIRD RACE
Three Nile Heats; Purse sloOO 500 to 60 the Second
Horse.
l-John Crckard enters tE. warvick9 ch h. ThANsi'
5yo by Bleskvind. dam by imp Sovereign Dress
| Red and Blue, White Sash.
| IA Keene Richards enters b. CARRIE ArHE6IoN
3yo by Lexington, dam Gycera, BY imp. Sovereign
| Drea-sver and Gray. White Sash.
w q Isp,cornb enters Col Eeligan's b. c. CHAL
METTE y O.. by Daniel Boone. dam by Brown DICK
| Dress-Grsy and Gray.
| 4-S L. james enters q. j. Fan0n'O eh- suNpo"N
3yo by Uncle Vic dam imp Sunny South. oy ir's
Birdcatcher. Drsss-0range and Green
In cas-. Of Postponement Pennant will be displayed ffo
Al. Crescent Fa corner Charles and Canal streets
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD nf PUBLiC Moh.hs,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. % l5os-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OyFrcE or BOARD OF PUBLIC wokhs'
New Orleans, Nov p. lS6.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rsceiyed a. thi. ohes
until l2N FEIDAN. December IL looo' ior inc "
IA. 70 lowing nsmed Lsvees. toSn
HAss LtyEE parish OF CARROLL
SAVAGE LEvEE. parish OF Carroll
DUCKPORT LENrf, par-h OF Manson.
tLI,r. LEvRH parish NJ Madison
GILLESPIE LEvEE. parish OF rensas
er IOSFrH LEvEE parish OF Tsnsas
MsRrNGo Lhvt r. parish OF oncordia -,.
GIaSsCOCK's BEND lEvEE. parish o. Voneof ilA
Said eyee to be trucied IN acc9rda nes Wy
suecneai-ns be la this ofce the same W DC
or .crens.d At the option Of the scsrd
TIE amount Of requ rcd will be the
Of ths proped work win htv per e.nt sad uonA n.d
wsnx per cent OF each and estmas 70 oe
u,i ne couoetou 81 the work TO the o no
Rcsrd aid pndr secured by two respcnsos
Residents the whose must appe ea
seh hid guar anteeng ability OF the bidder 70
r,semept IN that the tract !. swFdsh WIZ
he aecepteS and entered accordance With
KIDS will be isdorsed Proposals for building -
No bid win he entertained from any party who az @
fore faleo TO fulfill hs agreement for the build rg OF
/ with apv Board. a, -. Al.
The Board reserves the ngnt 70 reJece my "' -i WV
may be offered m urr-uEII.
| BY order Of the Board D. See s,srv
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
DRY & OO>-.CLOrHING
I,EIBER a. GONsENHEIM.
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
No 100 Canal Street,
UNDER THE MANSION HOUSE

We ber leave respectfully call the attention Of the nno
to our present Extensive and Well seested stock OF
GOuDS vhjch We are repienishng by every arrival from
th. North ard which embraces GeHer and Comp'ese
procured Expressly for the southern Marke.
In invtting the community inspsct oods We must
remind the N thrt every article we are Offering mas seen
houoht Exclusively for which not only snabes Us 20
but also admits OF our
making one tasv purchases has oeen sur gooa
tortnne to submit 20 the citizens Of New OTl ans
We therefore .oct Ladies to favor rs with vst
inc ,s,isfed Ct gra BY doing SO wii neltns
xneeree fail 70 discover some steie
in our line o suit e. eli taste. .......u.
and ever hacpy 10 exhibit Goods 70 all who may desire to
inspect them.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-08
: Banh OF America,

si,, less in accordance with sec
: u,i,led an act To establish q ger
Ir gin the state of LOuisisnS," app
4. bereuy give,- t. the hoiders OF :
ssnk' duly audited under the pr
sspt the same at the Banking hontl
Auditor for the purpose ef reosml
tb,s date. otherwise the f.nds dep
purpose viii be reclaimed