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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

The Germantown 1aleyroph, excel :
lent authority IN such matters, gives
the following directions for making
excellent sauerkraat:
Your s.stand. may be anything that
will hald from half barrel u b,r e..
Scald il cut thoroughly, and be sure
it is perfectly clean. The cutter and
stamper should also be well scalded.
Take off the outer leaves Of the cab
bage, halve the head, remove the
heart, and proceed to cut il up.
Place so.ne clean cabbage leaves at
lie bottom Of the stand, sprinkle with
a handful Of salt. fill in half bushcl
OF Gu, cabbage, aud stamp gently TIL
the juice just makes its appearance.
Then add another handful Of salt,
more cabbage, and SO on till the stand
is full. Cover with cabbage leaves,
place over them clean board, and
on top OF that stone Of fifteen
pounds or more. Put away in some
clubhouse willie it is fernentiug, as the
smell is very offensive through a
dwelling, if put ia a cellar iinme date.
". 1t should, however, always be
placed ia cellar, or where il will not
freeze, before extreme cold wea her
comes on.
The Germans often add small
quantity Of juniper berries and cori
ander seed to the salt as the cabbage
is packed down. This is not general
" dane ia this country, as the flavor
ofthese articles il not much liked.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIiaa Hair Remover

HALLS
Vegetable Sici|iaa Hair Remover
Ecery year increases the poDm-
farify IF This rdfaa1,e Hais. Prep
asufiOs, Which IL dine 10 merit
dfsHe. We can assure our Ofd
tatsons that IL is Kept fully up to
ITS high standard, and 10 those
sehO hare NGrer used IL nc r0H
confidently sHy. that if Is the 0ufy
reliable aud perfected BveDarti-
ton to restore G:EsAv OK FADED
HAiS to ifs youthful cofor, maxi
lug Il SAT-. iusfr0tss, and silhem /;
me scdiH. by NJ use, becomes
tchife and clean: IL reJnOrcS all
etHi,tiOns aud daudsuxf, and Lu
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling OMt. as Il slim
Mlafcs ard nOMrisHes the hNir
glands. BY rs use the huty. O,'oWs
thiche, and stronger. In bHltins,
- restores the capillary Otan0s
crs0fe % neaC 0r0scfh eEcept IN
extreme Old age. IL IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING;
crer used. us IL requires fesCer
applications. and 0ires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
50 much admired by al. 4. A.
Hayes, w. d.. State AssaYer or
WdsS., says, "fhe constituents are
pure and cartfuiiy selected for
e.rceiieMf quality. and L consider
IL the BEST PREPARATION FOR
ITS infetitfef purposes" Ne pub
fish q treatise on the hair, schich
We send free bU mail upon appIi-
cnfiOn. Which contains r0mpcu-
dnf0iy s0iices from cierOv1sem,
physicians, the press. and others.
We hare Wdffe the study Of the
hair aHd its discusses a speciality
for yc0rs, and LHom that tcc make
tie most efeetirc preparations for
he restoration and the vreserVa-
GOM III the hair, erf0tsf, atsi 10
Acknowledged bv the best Medt.
csls ansl Chemical Authority.
Sad 81 al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, coBURN 4 CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20

Ex-President Pierce is for Seymour
Ex.Presideut Fillmore IL for Seymour.
Ex-President Adams sons and grand
sons are for Seymour. Ex-President
Tyier's sous are for Seymour Hon. Jno
Bell, the last Union candidate for Presi-
dent, is for Seymour. -EK Gov. Fitz-
patrick, nominated for Vice-Presidsnt
with Douglas, is for Seymour. Ex-Gov.
Ichuson. candidate for Vice-Presideut
nth Douglas. il for Seymour. All the
uisest and best men in the nation are for
Seymour.-iSelma Tmef
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
DEAFNESS. CATARRH.
CONSUMPTION.
Cancer Curedi

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, CA
"A tarrh. Consumption and Cancer their
causes, means Of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. By Pupil of the Academy Of Mcdi-
cine. Paris. Sent to any address 'or 10 cents.
Letter from Robt. McMurdy. DID,, LII. D.,
Grand Prelate Of Grand Encampment of U. s..
and Editor of the National Freemason
NEW YoRK. September II, 1867. DIR. Stilwell
was in charge Of Grace Church Hospital, Alex
andria, Va. during the war. / frequently, al
most daily. for months. visited this Hosrital.
and had every means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for EFFICIENCY and SKILL. It was Of the
Most creditable character, and his success In
the treatment Of patients was remarkable.
80 RoBT. MoMuRDY.
ORGANIC. VIBRATOR.
It fits into the ear, is not percepfsie. re-
n,opes singing noises On the bend. and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous, and indeed
In most cases Of long standing deafness, II viii!
relieve in short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease of spectacles.
DR.. Stilwell will be professionally at II East
WASHINGTON place. University. Buildings, n.
Y, daily, 10 to 4. except Tuesdays. when he
deiphia, Pa. 96-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20

sd-we shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOR CASH, which enables us 10
sell at n closer profit than those
selling ON Time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
MEDICAL.
RUSbELL'S
|DISPENSARY, INFIRMARY
DRUG STORE,
Nos. 40 and a. North Court At.


DR. RUsSELL;s DISPENsARY AND IN
IL Urinary, the la. xest and Oldest institution
Of the kind In the Southwest. established In
1859. pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and ~ north
for I he reception o. patients desiring Treatment
and the comforts Of home while receiving tho
same. Patients also treated at tho Office or By
latter. II desired.
DR.. RUSSELL Is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent cures
o sssa' case. Of i soNoRSEA and sY PPf
LIS cured In few days. without thu use sf
%sss,, 'hasS # ss q YeGffIss S%
last ycstire eradicated without the use Of Mer-
curry. Involuntary Loss OF Semen stopped In
short time. Sufferers from Impotoncy or
Loss Of Sexual Power restored TO free vigor Ia
few weeks. elect or Gonorrhea oflong stand
permanently and speedily cured by new
Victims Victims Of sELF-ABUsE and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss Of Physical and Mental Power, speed
lily and permanently eured.
Chronic Rheumatism. Neuralgia, qout, Par.
alysis. Deafness, etc., treated by the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery,
0PYIoE HouRs-From o AN. to I PM, and
from I'm. to . pm.
Those wishing TO purchase Drugs, Family
would do we'll to call at RUssELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. ~
North Court street. under tho Dispensary. 10
- -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20

4th-We will continually have our
buyers I'm the East watching the
Market and attending the Trade
Auction Sales, buying bargains,
which we Will again sell as Bar
gains.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
wHITEMORE HOUSE.

GRACIOUS. AIRY ROOMS. CLAN BEDS,
exceilad ~ aLy IN Nemphia. These WISHING
board would do well 10 select rooms. a. the
81 A. I. SHAW. Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
GRANT. THE MONKEY AID TIE MULE
IssAnrAsoA rHE sEooSI


The boy sat on the pony's back.
AZ round the ring he Had
The dust that flew up round the track
Fcli thick upon his head.
Yet. beautiful and firm he stuck.
As born to ride wild ponies
A creature Of uncommon pluck,
"a brick" among his cronies.
The mule ran on--hed not let 80, ftf
Without hisfathcrs word =,
His father family crying whoa,
Was smothered In the crowd. ~
The pony faster and faster few.
With Jocko running after. WI
Braves from the crowd they drew.
convulsing ali with laughter.
Jocko Ieaped with splendor wild.
Carrying his tail on high.
And sat behind the gallant child
With mischief in his eye. m
Thcre came a burst Of loud applause
The boy--O was he there?
Ash OF Jocko, who. with his paws.
Was combing Hiram's hair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
RoachesI ROachesI

INCONSISTENCIES SHOULD NOT PAIL
III 81 80 some OF ny celebrated resne1y
arainst roaches. ID. KAHN A CO., Dry oooo,
Dealers. No. lo9 n ain street corner leI.ih. ~
A. nv aren't. uhei e the article can alN.y. ~
"a IT, II - ever -vbody v DO has dQne - can
recon 7lend II. y. MAo - -...-.--,f-.t
Roaahes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20

Ist-Au Imported Goods we will I'm
port Direct, or buy from the I'm
porter's Agents. All Domestic
Goods we will buy direct from the
Manufacturer shoes we will have
made 70 order. In fact, we Will
procure all our Goods from flhsh
HANDS, thereby saving the job
ber's profits.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-20
B. LOWRNSTEIN 4 1ROTHRRs,

Ger. Jeasrssa aud main ss.l
lP-S
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The Creates, ard Best Iuvso,iou Of the Age aud House

The Greatest and Bes. Inveotiou Of the Age House
Wits rue Friend H
WashbosIds aud Machines entirely out OF date In
stead Of consuming hat O. thee quarters on day IL tedious
washing blue MoucayD can AL be done IN tn one 70 t~o
hours with the American Wa III Ne COMPOUND. l
Clothes heQuire no Rn.hng except II the wthands be
very dirty thy be rubbed little between the hands bat
boards neeoed thus terrible caring process
Of such Bori lille Wash board scrubbing. - 80 h.
Wlelever the American Washing Comp0undn has been
the old F h0ned Soaps comparatively OF
only One Quarter the price Of the dthioned Soaps
and used with ard to with perfect
IL Grease spots and Psnt and Preserves
the Clothing All preusrsOns that contain lime eat the
Coths Avoid them At least try tbe Compound and you
viii never be withoutu %, W. W GOOD f1N
Corner Cust rhoufe and Peters streets. New Orleans,
the only for the Parishes OF Orleans and
jefferson who will suppy yoa with the Compound OF
Fsmy Right may manufacture L. Tor your own
will also give the most explicit directions for ts gene
III III "a
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BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.
pOOTs, sHOEs. TRUNKS. BAGS, ETC
.af
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
DO and 1OI Canal and 5 Charities Streets.

wehav IN store and for sale the best selection o.
aides and Geutlemens Misses and CbllIens BOYS aud
Youths BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, BALNORALs,
sIITPFRR etc ever offered for sale In this community
We ava cheap auction goods These not Of orr own
mar been made especially 10 order o ne best
Uorhmen IN the United States, and cannot DC iounu IN Ap
other store VA New Orleans. [,
To our own make and styleOf LSd.es ,BALtuRALS and
Button CATERS Respectfully invite attention, q
hey acknowledged by those who have been 10 Europe a
BY Nofhe manufacturers 20 be uuequie1 anywhere.
Our Misses Chdren's work challenge admiration, and
Mers Boys and Youths repete With everything neces
ssryt duatility style sRo hnsh ...
Cf BSEs we have endless variety and for Trunks we
have kind, style and quality that made; all st ices
the most reasonable l. II - ~
BLAKEIY 4 HOGAN.
Tru-ks % Anv HI a Made, Covered Rep fred @
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Dos~s-A.' q - ,ris7 sl.t
EEGRAvEB AND LTBoGRaPHER
No. 10 Camp ssreea- ssa
ADJOINING LADIES' KKTRANCk OITY HOTEL

vsng and wedding Cards engraved IN tie nc.a sszsui
manner Business OArds Account Sales Cotton Bs Ia
ding Cheeks Invoices and Circular Letters, ETC.,
Eraphed Seals, cancelllng Stamps, Door Plates etc
Initials Embossed Payer sE3 Envelopes WITHOUT
OHARGE FOB DIE
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Observation-Disclosures

PARTNERSHIP
nVSsOLUTION-rBE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
Dior. existinE between US under tbs firm OF ASoNi
= dissolved Sy Ss al sspsend ee name ~ ~
business bands ousc~respondents will please % direct
their letters accordingly. ,,-,,,-. .,,ox,F /
St Joseph Louisiana Jan. LIST, 1865 N = ----
DIsSoLITI9N-IS CoEshqgENcE OF raE
heretofore extng under the style Of PeysOn Wsshburn
expires this day By hasiFsuoh y u.suprrpv. p
Surviving Partner.
New Orleans, December 81, 1861 rTE
..E "a .F-s"r4 aI - .-IJ
Observation-Disclosures 70 the above the undes-
iG @ N GaT' i5s %s ssff 3iS fAR os 70
PeysTss sTsst ~ we Pn pa W " gsINsss =
to ths late f. N Of PeytOn WashS %
GEO z. SEARS
New Orleans, Jsnuary l, ls6S r7
tisssss lion IN Cooper ard Brass Works 70 JOHN X
sCoTT and JAMES r. EsOLINfOSK. I tender my thank.
fSiy sdicis santnGsnce Of ms Par
ties having busn S wih me viz h1a n, 4 ms ESER
Now Orleans, Jsnusry 1, 1853. \ 2 : '''--.t .-.-F
HAVING FORMED A CoPARTSERsHIP and s.esA.
the ssabshmtnt Of John l. BARN Ter, fa- the purps
carrying on Sheet Iron Copper and Bias Work we Wi kee
constantly on hand at EC, ss and ls AsEsiae ,tres
predecessor We solicit orss Ton ibe trade and frO ~
ss ss9;i.4 work IN II ~ 81;
~ the undersign d under the hrn Of BUTLER, TERRY
CO hls day dissolved p @.soR and mn ss 90
Butler and ThOs L. Terry, who viii sign in nguidation
THoS L TERRY,
New Orleans Dee. slst, 1861 L. n. RIcHEsoG.
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FKUIr TREES, ETC.

Orders win be re eived and hed tlowest prices fr FRUIT
TREFS az all kinds; ALEC SrRAWkERR IS aud DINA
MENTAL TREAS AND SHRl BS Of description
grown ~ n celebrated Langdon Nurseries Mobile Ala
y orders solicited, As thH y ne proper season TO-
trAnsplanting Catalogues suppied =, 4, -, m,
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DANCINs ACADEMY
AT EAGLE HALL. -. r..r.-
Corner Prytsnia Street and Felicity Road. %
Professor A. GHERARDI most respectfully informs his
friends an the public that his DANCING ACADEMY VIII
be open fer the SATURDAY, l6tn November.
Days Of TaOn-Chdrsns class. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from 4O 6P.h Gentemens clss the same ev
ming. from 7to9 rI 4 q ...-...-.r
Ladies' gents Praoeing Wednesday from
Ito loIP.M -
Chdren's Matinee Saturdays from II to 2P. free for
sch GLARS and parents . ....
For terms, apply to Prof GHERARDI at his Academy
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

nIOn REVFARD-sToLEN FROM MY RESI-
- IOO dsnee on Sundsy night ast, Hultug Osse
GOLD WATCH No l34S2, having black silk guard and
fine gold key attached horse engraved the inside, and
watch hrgers running direct line from his head aso
scroll work around the word Swiss the number being
directly under the fingers
reward will be paid 20 any person returning to
W. H. HENNING co, 80 and 81 Camp stFeet.
X. ]. PACKWOOD.
7 OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal Of the following Certificates OF Stock. which
have been 90 Shares the Bank of America No 1911
p Shares New Orleans jackson snd Great Northern Rail
road No. 525. dated 18th April ls55-al In the OF
Jones 10 Shares of Union Bank OF Louisiana No
1919 dated October % 1852 in the Of Rebecca RsgAn
wife of jesse X. Jones.
4 Oct OK NJ IsLA OF SrOCk
IL 1883 for Shares of the ital stock Of the
New OTesns Jackson and Northern Railroad Com
pany 10th APRIL 1857 the OF II. Ryland
Application has been made for duplicate Of and the
public warned not TO trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFORD & CO,
As Carondelet street.
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rs aEELY Els cotton GtSSEKI
N and COTTON PIOKEkN, carner 81 rh0tnas snd -
james streets, In the immediate vicinity OF the following
Presss Mississippi Loo stans Fire PROF. Alabama ship
peu' Planters Tyler, cOrs', Commercial, fslican OF
leans, Merchants Vcksburs and Penn Having nrstcs
Gins Of eighty each, the latest iu
proved he e prepared hau gin and pek Cotton from au
soS - Pr &c CSIrent once l2s GrAvisr street
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DIFFERS IMPROVED

WHEEL GANG PLow AND CCLrIYAroR,
For Ca e. Cotton. Cora ant Potatoes.
As there are many Planters wh have expressed desire 70
see the shove and utvtor in practical opera os
state that the viii be in under thorough Ct al
plantation near the city, In few days Nsties viii be
given of the same COLrOS
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u. NJ. Ellsworth,

GRASS SEED GRASS sKEDn GRASS sEEDln
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DROF. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEM \
AT MINERVA HALL. 4
On Clio street, one door from PrytanIa

The Annual Session OF Prof vEGAyS ACADEMY WI
Commence G the 18th OF November 1867.
GkETS' CLASS-hOndays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
7to9P NJ
LADIEs-Tues'sys, Thursdays snd Saturdays from 10
to I'm.
CIGILDREES-Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays, from
4to6P.M
ssurdsys-Pube Dancing Matinees for Children, from y
to o'clock p. N. uckets-50 cents; parents free. ~
Ladies and Gents PracicLg SOirees every Wednesday
from 20 lOP. - -.
This new and elegant MINERVA HALL Is located in tae
fashionable part OF the city and appropriate ier
Weddings, C'ncsrts Parties Religious MoetngG For
rent, apply at Prot !. NE8AS'S ACAOENH. M .H.| /
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SOUTRERN METHODIST FAIR
The Fair held by the Ladies Of the CsrOndee I'D Felicity
street Methodist Churches,
FOR THE GRETNA CHURCH,
will be-
Held This Evening, mt the Masonie Hau,
Tickets-25 cents
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AGRICULTURAL.

Any Seeds you may Il ink proper purchase and
BILE e ycu will return the b, the hrs Of Dscsm
Der 1865 viii exchange them for any kind yOu may wish
Of the crop.
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Having secured the services 81 Mr. PETER NcKINLAY,
the inventor Of he approved RICE PoU sDER in
use who has 80 years engaged in tn
Ftrucon etion and -gvment Of Rice Machinery,
prepare under bis supervision to construct all kinds
OF Machinery In The preparation OF Rice for the
Market furnish al necessary draw and speela
cations
model oi MeKinays Patent Rice Huler, suitable for
those who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption, can be
seen a establishments
LrEDs 4 co.
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poWMAS's P-TENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

T,url. o. any n, d Made. Covered or Req fred -
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TIE above statement and correct transcript IRON
the books Of the Company.
THOMAS sLoo, President
THos. ANDI RsON, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH oF ORLEANS, CITY or NEW ORLEANS
Sworn to and subscribed before this Sd dy January,
1873 PARIS CHILDREsS,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved to pay six per cent
the outstanding certificates Of profits and after
Monday Of February AID they havefurther
declared Scrip dividend Of rtyfve Per Cent the net
earned participating premiums for the ending December
81 1867 which certificates viii issued and after the
10th day of March newt
THos. sLOO, President
JOHN @. GAINES, Vice President.
THoS. ANDERSON, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
JnO @. Gaines, i. J. Hart,
Henry Rensraw, Jno C. Kicks,
H. T. Lonsdale, J. II. Stsuffer,
b. Biscoe, J. r. Bres
j. C. Barelli Thos sloo,
THO A. James.
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chs Esw eaass Crescent SATURDAY., 5annay as iaG8
BALLS---BALLS.

BALLS---B ALLS. "
GRAND DRESS BALL
FOR TEE BENEFIT or
oUITMAN LODGE NO. 7s, A. F. AND A. M.
AT MASONIC HALL
Wednesday Evening. january go. 1865.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:
f %% H v:ns hS' fst Ssnd'n 4
MANAGERS.
! ssvsnsoH 1 NV. q q ) W. ssnl n TODD, war
". NJ. Perkins, O. M Edward Barnett P. d. O. NJ
Jos. II. DE Grange W. u. N. A. z. Dick. W. G. s
John g Fleming " James A. pouglss W. NJ
ys''5h + MSrPsr Nm 10 J RS Cs,,FS
R. l. Bruce W n Wv, psIe.d.nie,. WIN.
4 seger, W.M James D.vis IN
q ssgui Y. GshonA ". M. Lssasseur, wv.
p Brusier. W. N n. A. Calonge, p. NJ.
" H. Lewis, NJ. Geo ". Bsam,n P. n
R:nlsti: Pm z ggsLts ? n
9. sontsg. p. M. Lw. Boman, r. NJ,
LAmaTre. p NJ John ARders N, P. IL
. H. Il s siCeo%5. HTaf'y wilI hsSs
P. ? Berwie. j. Q. Nixon.
George W: Rare George q. Garner.
William Tenbrink. B. bloomfield.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
z. A. Tyler, T. @. Herndon. Geo NJ Beansn,
/. W. HomAn, A. Issscs0n, s. Venabies,
T. l. AaxS ELL George S0ule, A. q. PierpOnt.
S lversten, J. II. LAngsfeli, j. O. Davenport,
FLOOR MANAGERS:
VIM. +. Dewing, Wm. II. Mackay, j. q. Wolf
1hos- J Lsrgdon, W. D. McOhesnsy, j. ID. Tndsn.
VIM. Mcbride.
Tickets S. to be procured from any Of the Managers
Applications l. dies Inv ta.ions be made John O.
Fleming at lbs Magazine street, to A Tyler, lis Canal
street.
No Tickets genuine unless signed by John G. Fleming, W.
NJ, and stamped &. A. Tyler.
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WANTED.

WANTEB-A SITUATION AS cHILD's NURSE,
w by girl IA yetrs old. Frstclass references can be
turr she'd Address. MARY, Crescent Once"
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
as ist in the washing Address Is Cresc n Office
WANTHD-A GOOD COOK FOR A .SMALL
w family Of three TO do the cooking house
work but good cook need apply; a. 100 tanis
yVARTED-A SERVANT TO DO THE WORK
w lori small family Apply at No. lS0 Eighth street,
between Camp and Magazine
WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT To COOK AND
w do homework German girl preferred Apply at the
Crescent ONCE.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, rATIvE OF rHB
w cy of employ en- wishes to obtain situation
eny kind OF business w he make himself generally
useful Is good and at hgures and afraid
Of work Would prefer the wholesale Iet Grocery Bust
Best Of references gwen. Address q. O. Crescent
Office.
WANTPD-THBEE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w be obtained with board in strictly private
fsmy. the Fourth District eonveni-nt ST. Charles
Frytania street References given and red Ad
dress Postoioe Lock Box Sl6
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEA2S,
w and who has had large business experience In New
Orleans wishes situation mercantile house where the
compensation would be sufficient support himself and vile
In respectable He feels satisfied that he could
meet the of The amplest
mendaons be furnished note left ~ the ORxsoKsI
Office TO O. K S. viii meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01
Colonel Naph-syi i'm TroubIe

According 10 tie police returns at heado mar
ters, Col. Gaoor Naphsgyl, an Hungarian az.
thor, Vas arrested last evening, by Capt N T.
Holbrook of the 5lst precinct (Sisten Island.
on charge OF forgery. The arrest was made
on complaint OF Mr.. Columbus Powell, of the
late firm OF q. Powell, Green 4 Co. Of B Broad
street. The pI isoner As charged with having
forged the name OK Hon. Reyerdy johnson. a
letter, by means OF which he obtained $500,
from the compliments. Naphegyi Was CON
mitted for examination by Justice Garrett an
default OF SlOO.0OO ban.
The firm of Powell, Green a. &c, aad Col
NaphegyI have long had business tran sactioas
toet Their we understand, as the agent OF SAINTS
Anna, and for some months past were on had
terms. Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, we are told.
has been the counsel in some Of these cases
which IL the only way in which his name -
connected with tne case. Sine Santa Anna's
friends have gwen oct that lac could not pay
debts incurred here have his own Affairs and
those OF his agents seem 70 come 10 a crisis al a
TO have eliminated in the above charge of for
gerry.
Al the time OF the alleged offence II is stated.
Naphegyi came 10 said firm and produced the
letter purporung to have been written by Mr.
Johnson-vhich letter was m the nature of an
introduction OF the said Naphegyl TO the part
ners of the above armand stated facts who
induced Messrs. Powell. Green & Co., To ad
vance the bearer thereof FUNDS and securItie,
amounting 70 the sum of s5O,OJo, with which ne
departed.
Upon referring the matter back, however
for confirmation, a. TRANSFERRED that no such let.
ter had been written, and mat the waole thing
was a forgery T. Express, 4prd 29h.