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CRISTADORO' DYE,
Which in a twinkling produces the Most
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR,

Which in a twinkling produces the Most
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR,
from Brown TO Black, is consequently a universal
favorite, the more especially as it
THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
and requires renewing less frequently than any
other
CRISTAD0R0'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses cluster
ing around your brows, like vine tendrils round
parian shaft. Purchase that celebrated and
matches preparation known throughout the
fashionable world as Cristadoros hair preserva-
tive and beautiier. Sold by Druggists, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers. Mandatory No. Is
Maiden Lane. Principal Depot No. 6Astor House,
junelSd&wlm.
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The Republican mon Voters OF Rutland Coun-
~ are requested TO 'ucct in Delegate Convention
at the Town Han, Rutland on Wednesday, July
s,h, at one o'clock, afternoon, Ton the purpose OF
nominating county sttiocrs 10 b. supported a, the
ensuing September olor'iun,
iy vote OF the last convention zach town i, On
titled 10 three Delegates.
J. T., HIGGINS.
uEO, A. FUTILE,
SAMUEL. WOOD, County Cummltt,r.
l.. COPELAND,
l.. u. ROSS. dtOl
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nature prevented the continuance Of pro-
eeedinss, and nothing was accomplished,
I'm the House II Commons, on Mon
day, l.ord Stanley, expressing the general
concurrence Il the government with the
suggestions embodied in the Neutrality
Commissions report, stated, however, that
action upon the report would not lo taken
during the present session,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25
AMBIGUITY OF BRANDHETH'5 PILLS.

ANTIQQITY OF BRANDRETHS FILLS.
Age is not claimed as a merit, only as sign of
intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with a strong
vitality; the poor one languishes for time and
then goes out easily.
Brandreths Pills are even prescribed by great
physicians when the bowels call loudly Tor them,
because they never fail to open and give relief.
Hundreds Of thousands would consider it a ca
lamity If these safe family pills could not be OBJ
tanned. 1t has been officially settled that more of
Brandreths Pills are sold than all other pills put
together. Merit sells them.
Brandith's Pills possess qualities which restore
every organ and fiber of the body to health; are
purely vegetable and safe for every period Of
life.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all druggists.
dSwlm. b. BRANDRETH.
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"hNY MI, AND I'll. 10 Auu GOOD"
nr, lAUElrys Root and ll,lh Mttrgs aFe a sure
Remedy Tn lly,T Complaint IA al lts iurlas, hu-
m0rs 81 the blood and skln, srrallla, dyspepsia,
rpstlyrnvss, indigestion, laundiCe, headache and
bilious diseases, general debility, sc, They
cleanse the system, regulate tlI buNels, restore
iAr appttte, purity the hool, strengthen the
holy, and thoroughly pppsrc II 70 rr,lsi diseases
81 an kinds, OEO, &, GOODWIN 4 C., Bos-
ton. Sold by all Druggists. maryh. ilSwim
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coward, right onward,
lutati.v valley u ltsagh,
EElr the SlN llun3rel -
sept3dASly

hut hIlvT, rs hundreds multiplied igto MD
lions, than tAr doomed baud who role % swit1
destruction IA I,nny sons Iatn, Is the gpat ca
NtlrAly 81 unhappy men wha aIc rushing % un-
timely HsSys, followed by the gauut speetrv dys-
TrIoIa, lAl, 4, an WloBs, and should ttsss,
Plantation bJtyys, the spat siomaehle lam
kulrr, cur, Dyspepsia, ileariaaIn, Headache,
Vertigo, lutuvs,, and all symptoms u kindTrd
character, as u hy m1giH FnI l.aHguar, LASH
tula, DtaL W,akuy-s ana Mental depression,
they have most WOud,g tgl gatgt,
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~ The very highest Iu-y, The CTOss OF the
Legion q Honor, MAS ooUt-Trsi uu the vprsseut-
alive Of the GToyeT s Baker Saving Machihes al
the Exposition UuNtrss,lr, Pans, ls0', thus at
testing thgtT gr,st superiority U',g al other sew
ing Msehsues, ap-yl.f
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lSpetial Notites,

lTCH lrtH IHH1
SCRATt ii : SCRATCH II HAl,Aa
IN tlUn ~ a q AuuTs,
Whettnns Ointment GUNS The Itch.
Mhraton's ulntmyut euIes salt lthTum,
Mheatun's Ointment cures letter,
Mheat0n's OlHtmout eures hATtsIs Itch.
Mheatou's Oinimeut euIvs tld suTes
MhtatOn's DlutIuent Guns ENeY Kind
at ihWOT like Maize
Price 80 ernts l1N; by mail, 90 cents. Adj
druss MEMS a POTTER, No, 10 Washington
street, h,stun, Mas,
For sale BY an Druggists, septSdSWly
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Washington Items,
The disabilities bin went ,hpough by
tho requisite two-thiyls Vote, this time
yeas -, nay. "a, 1t greatly cNpedites
the conclusion; only few Republican,,
voted against il,
The bill now before the House eom-
mittce on military affairs propose, To- con,
tinue the pay Of the army officers the
same as it a., been f,r tho last two
year,
Mr. MHriut bill, introduced in the
Senate Monday, 20 give aid oi $4,000 prr
mill t railroad from Schenectady. y.
Y, tsthcSl Iawrcnrrriy,r ls0milcs, viii
require q present from tn government of
s. 2oo,oO0
Mr.. Eytrts nomination t. in as At
toncy-Gncrh, ItiscN,rmcy doubtful
about his confirmation, Many senator,
say that they would not object 20 Mr..
Groc,hcyk, who is an out,pokrn Demo
crat, but they cannot all the President in
his attempt To dolauch rromiucn, Re-
publcans.
Gen, Losan's resolution, which the
lIous" passed, approrriating $4,000 for
the collection and publication OF the ac.
counts Of the recent decoration Of loyal
soldiers graves, mCJts with general APP
probation, 1t will be an interesting book,
and "a patriotic tribute to the loyal dead.
Attempts were made on Monday, in
the House, TO instruct the ways and means
committee TO bring in bills reducing the
interest on the national debt, and 10 sell
off the gold down to $2l,0oO,0Oo, but they
all failed, The House will not take up
the currency or bond question at this
session
M Chase denies that he authorized
Ahis private secretary, or anybody else, TO
lay down platform such "a, the uewspa-
pcrs recently contained. His private Sec
rotary also denies that he made any such
statement 10 any correspondents Mr.
Chase says he holds the same views on
negro suffrage AMI reconstruction that he
held a year ago.
The passage Of the hill for the al
mission Of Arkansas over the President,
veto shows that the omnibus bill. rrogil.
ing tor the admission of six other South
crn States, will also be enacted. Many
Republican Senators hope tina, the session
viii be prolonged until after these State,
can have complied with the acquisitions
in the acts so that their Senator, and
Representative, can be admitted. This
would practically demonstrate the desire
of the Republican party to reconstruct
the Southern States and restore them to
in Congress.
MIR. Schcneli has got his new tax I'LL
fairly started. lTooccupiyd some time in
lccuring the House for rejecting his first
bill. A. the House has suspended all the
rules to make this new hill it is the only
business in order till it i. disposed Of, and
it must be considered TO the end There
is now no possible way in which ittn he
committed or a substitute offered until
the bill is perfected Evening sessions
commence tomorrow. The ways and
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aD-No medicine ever appeared with stronger
vouchers for It's general and substantial excel
lence than the Peruvian Syrup. Inyaltds, csrc-
eially those sum ring from dyspepsia or debility,
should send TO J. 7. Dinsmorc, 81 hey street, New
York, FOR a pamphlet sent free concerning tins
remarkable remedy.
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d&wln.

Mother Bailey's Quoting Syrup for children
teething, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night Is quiet
ing medicine for children. Only Is cents. Sold
BY Druggists. 4i-w&dly
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Us that bees hovcrul around the lips of Plato, At
ttacted by his honeyei words. That i, Is classic
fable; but it is fact that our binds Of beauty
who futter their planes at Saratoga and New
port prefer 70 ali oders that scent the rural the
ocean air the enhancing fragrance OF phlon'-
"Flor de Mayo" tho new perfume for the hand
kerchief. Sold By al druggists.
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"nrY ME-. AND rII. 10 Aou uuan."

MAGNuIn WATER, 4 delightful ',.et article
~ Cologne, Apl tt hall the ptige,
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PERMISSION TO DANCE.-A capital
story is just now .ahoat concerning the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal He
has prohibited dancing among his church
members. \ couple of officers, 50 the
story goes, who wished permission to
dance a polkas at a military ball
of their regiment, obtained permission to
dance the polka together, to show the
Bishop how it was done. After the oxhi-
bition the Bishop gave his permission in
these words ; you can dance the polka
as long as you please-with each other. "
The PorE.-Pius TX, entered on his
sevcnty-scycnth year on the 25th ultino.
Ills father died at eighty-four; his moth
CT, the Countess Catharinc, at cighty-two
his patcrnal ancestor, Count Hercules, at
nincty-six; his brother Gabriel at eighty
seven his second brother at eighty-throc,
FohEiGN.-On Saturday last, Prince
Milan ". was proclaimed Sovereign of
Scrvil.
1t is umorod that the American Con-
sui at Rome has been recalled.
M. Periro has resigned the direction
of the General Transatlantic Steamship
Company.
The anniversary of the death of Maxi
milan was on Monday solcmnly observed
at Iacken.
The United States squadron were on
Monday reviewed at ostend by the King
and Queen of the Belgians.
The news Of the death of the Queen
OF Madagascar is confirmed. Ramona
succeeds her under the title of Kanayolo
III.
A dispatch from Antwerp announces
the outbreak and prompt suppression of a
mutiny aboard the American clipper-ship
Nereus.
A dispatch from Alexandria an
nounces the departure from that port for
England of Sir Robert Napier,and Prince
Alfred.
An attempt was made Monday night
to hold meeting of Liberals at Guild
hall, London, but disturbances Of a serious
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

p5-So great IS The efficacy Of Parsons rur-a-
tive Pills that they may be supposed to contain
some powerful and injurious agent, but w can
assure YOU they arc free from everything Of the
kind, and can he administered with perfect
safety,
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National Union Hcpuhiica" >omi-
nations.
foR rLt-pENl
ULYSSES 5, GRANT,
ct Illinois,
FoR ylCE,PRTsIDENEf
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
OF Indiana,
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nD'A gentleman il the Western part Of The
State writes that his wife Is using Iohnson's Ano
dyne Limment for rheumatic affection, from
which she has suffered for years. He also says
Il am using it for dyspepsia and kidney com
plants, with good success"
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GOLD COIN

Principal and Int,r,st ,lIl,ssly rayaIl.ln
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INNAlIAELEIN DRESS MAkINr .
81 have used the Grover s Baker ipr u,. kinds
oi sewing, iuH the finest gwluo rldlln- to
heavy Englt,b hsyer,lo,h. l lind j, invaluable
100 1F,s, making, tmurniIory, boys clothes, under
clothes Of MI descriptions, aud bed and table linen
% all descriptions. / have had operators uu
Wheeler IS Wilson's Mgghms- They lost d., .y.lt
leti of t.ae ga whaling the thread. I haas.
bn4.ht w,r, graly-malr, ,luue' au The Ws'.uN a
Gtu-, snI dou't consider the worL -H.Eri9rlf
-'sas" Testimony ct Mr.. :. W. p.u,-tnlt SO
W,sl - Street, New York, before the Cumlss-
Slouer ut Patents. 40 lNvl
S.1lfy r. y NEEltINNf r.tIt1
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The Bonds are OF 81 600 each, with semi.annus
coupons attached payable in New York City in
January and July, aud an olyrgl Tor sale al
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miscellaneous.
EIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS
ca IHE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
HAnnANvNr
COMPANY,

BEARING SIN PER crNr, FER ANNUM
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A LLEGHANY STRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

US watering Place so favorably known people OF
TIE South is ready for the reception Of visitors since
the last sea- on the property has received additional improve
ments and now in thor ugh repair reputatOno OF the
water Is 30 extensive and firmly that II is m
Necessary TO enumerse the particular diseases which
ssptelIc pamphlet containing elaborate analysis Of
ne Hats ard the tsstim onas TO its remarkable curative
Ptoperues NAV be had application W. A. strothsr,
LynehouIg and to Purcell, Ladd Co, Richmond who viii
arc kee supply Of the water for sale The LEGHANY
SfklNGs are delightfully."- situated in bend Roanoke
River among the highest peaks the Allegheny Mountans
possessing the attractions Mountain and Water
scenery combined; within three and hall miles Of shaws
Nue on tne va and Tenn Railroad be hOroughfare
NoIh ana southO and are accessible from all the
lhlon very Inc read s being aud comfortable
iour morse coaches will meet each Shawsve for the
eonveyarce opassenger the Springs The resident pat
neT VIII spare pains the place attractive and com
Portable. ~ VIM
Telegraph Office which is being constrctedO eon
meets this ace with all paris of United States An Ex
press once has ao been established here can
be sent TO part Of the country Tbs Virginia and Ten
nesee Railroad Co viii have Office for the sale of tickets
10 all points North and South
BOARD pei Dsy........................,..
- EEK %
honth....: -. 70
CLdeh under ~ years Of age and Servants Halt Price
Address G. A COLH0UH, Resident Partner
ALLEGHENY Va
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AND MoLAssEs-There is no alteration
' er 70 refer 10 in the movement under tina
beading. Sales Of $50 hhds. Cuba Sngar
syiously reported, have trauspired TO-DAY.
: terms, as Is not unusual, have been SUP.
louisiana sugar retails slowly at l43A
/. 10, tor fully fair TO prime; Cuba Sugar Is
i14@l6c. for Nos. y and 20. inclusive.
Qnslity. e''' "'00'u-
u-There i no improvement wba,ever %
Y 'nS market sales since our last included
ma $50 obs. choice extra at prices thar
Elthheld, go super6ne ~ IS Is. 100 DO.
2 o. 90. at s IS, so and 100 double extra
20 bbls. single extra on private terms
2 bbls. choice extra at $l4 n Dbl.
The supply and demand under the above
are still barely moderate, and prices indi.
little n any alteration. The sales 20 day
ached $500 sacks, OF which 1850 pixed
&C.; $50 ordinary white mixed and 600
lAed at 81; and 500 white at 81 O5 =
q The inquiry has been fair TO-DAY. hut AZ
- ring rates, Sales 1900 sacks. az wbicb
'ere at 71c. and Sel sacks at 7Se, p
Small lots sell to the trade at 81 50 "
.-Rrime brings s2O62I, aud ordinary Ohm
y Ton ont The movement is wholly re.
y jObbing business.
~ he market is quiet bat yery firm. and
20 further enhance ruling prices 25o 81
pes today so and 100 bbls. Ness AZ s9g 81
fices s29 IS. w.
Market dull al the subioined retail
lSic. & n. FOR shoulders. l6l.. for
So sides, and l7ic. for clear sides.
N tierces is quoted az Isle, and
<H9-Ose. 4 n. The movement, how
very restricted character.
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ONssls &.rasA.
CrrI or JETTHEsoE. June a. 1

CITY or JETTxRsoE June IA, 1883
Arrived yesterday-93 Texas Beeves, q Calves
SO earrings and loo Sheep. Sold yesterday
Acc Texas BeeVes, 81 Calves and YssrJnss 90
hogs and Mich Cows. Stock on sale0205g
1exas beeyes, sS4 Calves and Yearlngs, 3Is
Hogs, LOG Sheep aud Mich Cows. We quote:
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AGRICULTURAL
RICE .................R,oE MIL.

hAVms secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKIsI.Ay
ne inventor Of the most approved RICE POUsDER nov IN
asa who has been 80 Year, engaged m ths
u'uoh' erection and management Of Rice MACHINERY %
PREPARED under bis supervision, to all knds
Of Machinery reqzired in the preparation AZ a. g. -
MARKET ana 70 furnish AL Necessary drawings and sis
cations M 'p00iD-
MODEL OF MeKinlay's Patent Rice Huler .7,,.hi. "a.
nose Nho cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can h.
cen At establishment N "
LFEDs A On
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r Q, PALMER n co..
q O PALMER, JOSEPH WILD, n. s. oo1J
lHp'r'sr' sAa Wso'ssAs ana Retail us.lsrs rs
Carpets sats 0u uo.As, Nx..
EoAn - and " oszB ss-.ss. Ns- or..,.L.
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N. sEELYE,s Corrou

A .ssoc555slh Es CoTToE 6IkHERW
SsEes streets IN the immediate vicinity AZ ~. s.i!
s nsss.spgt Louisiana Fire PrsoL Alshsma shss
-, r,znss-s .y.er Fsctcrs', CommsrcaL P.Iicsu o..
49, Nesshure and Penn Having arst-elsss
.,5 1911 oths OF eighty -.ch The lsts-s n
% ~ e Prsparsd y A.al an sns pacf ostsos ;sos .ss
soI " PnOs Current saos III drawer sr.-s.r
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COTTON STATEMENT,

FAN''i'NAg AbA NtW lOThs
icCo-The demand for the better as wall "a
q er grades still continues active and gans.
Holders have still further enhanced tbeir
Z TOT some descriptions, however, which has
eneet 10 check operations all round The
2 9 are the present asking prices, viz:
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Nh OF sebt less cash in treasury.. s25l02lSss6 "a
foregoing Is correct statement Of the public debt AZ
RON zoe books and treasurers returns in the de.
4ehti on Ast June, 1905. HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
Secretary Of TIE Treasury
xEcIAL DIsPAToHBs.-We are Indebted 10
Western Union Telegraph line for copies of
Following private dispatches received over
troute to-day. viz:
- lork' June 1910 A. M.-Gold opened at
lO:45 A. M.-GOld 1891. Cotton markell ami
hominal. Receipts fer the week 1920 bales.
prts 495 bales. sales COCO bales. Stock on
% 10000 bales. Receipts for the week in All
: United States ports $500 bales. sterling llOi
w Up. M'-GOld lao. Cotton market weak
aemand moderate; sales 1900 bales; middling
Mob'le Z9c.; Orleans 29lc. Sterling steady.
naied sales sO0s. bales; uplands lOJRIId.:
tns ll4Cgll3d. 2P. M.-COtton closed heayv:
5000 bales; uplands l0ld.; Orleans I'd:
nos afoat 1913. '
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q REENBRIEK WHITE SULPHUR
sPRIN
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

The undersgned lsssees Of this old and well-known
WATCHING PLACE, announce that (encouraged by the
liberal patronage received thew have aryalv
added 10 their accommodations comfort and in appea
anee and are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing acc mmodaisns in fine order Hot and
warm sulphur baths, emnently ecac9us In many casas
are at the command Of visitors at an hourz -
In addition other amusernents they have provded nav
conveniently located. 0A'
Prof RosenbergeI's celebrated FILL BRASs RAND b..
Been engaged for the season. -
premises - W Wv
The completion Of the Virginia Central Railroad 70 Gov
ngton leaves only twenty miles of staging through bean
Hiul mountain country, over well graded turnpike.
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7 z r Il s:

TERMS:
Three collars day and eighty dollars per month Chill
ren under ten years Of and cOOred ha nr
Hhite servants according TO accommodations
PEYTON 4 CO
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received At any time during the session. charged
address D.. BOYD Superintendent
M RS. G. III. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
| A Thorough English Education, Modern
Languages and Music,
| ,pseo.ys ,S Vocal and Instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRAITURB.
strsngers' HoseI,
No. l29 chArtres Street, New Orleans.
REFEREScEs
Rev. Dr. Leacock. New Orleans, La Prof s. Il. Dixon
Hon Judge simon, New Orleans; Prof. t. L. Caldwell
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Applications will be received for the appoIn,sn. q,
One HHndred additional Cadets into this Tns1top Tos
entering in the summer months enjoy peculiar advantages
they are prepared for the studies which commence on
FRASS us e e. ' sM aPfn ssRSfs
A LBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOK aOYs.
rHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans and Jackson RAiroad)
Circulars may be obtained on application to ROBERT
COHlHIssION--EORW AaDENG
] G. BARELLI.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 81 TchOupItouIas street,
NEW ORLEANS
IssAU, AYCOCK n co.,
Oh BEAU, J. =. AYcocK, JOE aIrzNsBz.
Successor, TO 0. wukiA &Oo.J
1hs1ssIoF EROHAEFg
-ros rHH SALE or
Cattle, HOgs and sbssp,
sroOE LANDING.
otsy Of JsssrsOs ~
HAv . MEHLE-
ALEXANDER HAI-SLLIAH EzaLa;
ooAhlssIOS aEROHASTs. FoE THE PURUHAaG
Sale Forwarding anu shipment Of Hides .esshsrs
Wool Bsesws1, Tsllcw, sud Tsa.
ming MateraIs
soa "a and "a COMMERCE STREET. NEw ORLEAEs |
Ohm W. NORRIS q co.
Rsmoyed from So Canal street,
n CANAL AND II CRossMAN srREEFs
aeaerai COmmissIoS Merchants, Produe.
Factors,
And Dealers In all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
Inns W.
zimmerman a Co.'s Cincinnati Sparkling CATAWBA
.IAkCh, VINEGAR, ETC., etc, always on hand
Z =. NOEL,
0oEhISSloR zBRCHAEg
FER TIE IEls Ct
SAtales EsEs, shssP, Mules zsS sSnrusa
STOCK LANDING, Eyv oRLKArs.
ssasfAosOfy rsfereLoos s,vss
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Commercial sntrIIiaeatt.
CRESCENT orFICa. NO. "a OAuy svsY.s /,
Saturday Evening, Jure II IF63

Saturday Evening. JAKE IS. 1864 I
'TToN- Sales today have been restricted TO
PIES at an irregular decline of &c. ~ d. on
ddays quotations. The Offering supply is
icy nght, and the demand cannot be re.
% as better than nominal, while the rnnored
y on IN prices at Liverpool and New York
" eheot whatever in changing the vie Va ~
factors who can afford 10 await the good
coming which has been so long predicted.
q present condition Of the market il wonld
orse than useless TO attempt to give reliable
Rlons, and we entertain such misgiying. Of
rpoIied operations to-day that we ara
y indisposed to venture even approximatInS
q this evening. ''-'e
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DHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90.
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
80 500 900,
GEORGE s. DARLING, General Agent
Omee corner Canal and ST. Charles streets Entrances Ma
lzCanal and No st. Charles street. New C)rleans ''
Refers 20 e Solomon, Esq. Glendy Burke ESQ., J. o
Nixon. Esq., J. Morgan Hall, ESQ. f' -
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from the books Of the Company.
CHAs. BRIGGS President
STATE OF LOUIsIARA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Oresns
swe 70 ahd subscribed before this Zsd day Of Marc
lHS PAUL ". COLLEss
fhirt Justice Of tAs PsAoa
Six cent interest all outsanding Scrip v b pa4
TO the legal boders the second Nandsy o.
oHAs BRIG8s. rrSisult
AM CARRIERK Vice President
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Ihe above saiement Is correct transcript from tbe Books
Of TIE Company. A CTIAPEIIA P,asiSsnt
j. NJ CRAWFORD, Secretary
state OF Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Orleans
May, 1868 n MAGNER Notarv P,' ~ VI
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend of Tnev
Dollars share 70 be passed credit Of unpaid sock
account Fun paid Certificates OF Stock will be issued 10 the
stoektoo on and after LIST July, 1853
The Directors have further resolved redeem Twenty-Five
per cent o. the outstanding Scrip Of the Company on and
after June ?, ls6S -
Six per interest the outstanding Scp Of the Com
1868 49, w VIZ 1 ~ June l.
DIRECTORS.
4 T. Baden, r. W Adams j. A. Selgnouret
a Hhispella, G. Kohn. B. L. Midsudon,
- = Generes, B. Saloy, j. GOldsten,
l. Monlor. J. j. Fernandez '. Bur he,
W b Schmidt. A. Ooutin, C. Banchn.