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bv correcting, wherever they exist such uSi~Hs~
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ne.s. La.gaO- and Loss OF Appetite ley
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dose i generally required
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tat5a0 81 Esre Heart, Pain in the side
fEa-a aad EoinS. they should be continuously
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Ms,,pcIr-
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shsur be taEeR IN large and frequent doses 10 pro-
ca=sthe efc-t Of a drastic purge.
For SuBprcSaion q large dose should be taken
rs il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
A. DiNaef PHI, take one or TIVE Pats 70 pro
mote egestioa and relieve the stomach
An Occasioua1 dose stimulates the stomach ana
boEeis nts heSlthy action, restores the appetite
ana mvigoiatcs the system. Hence II Is oten adj
yantHgeoRs where no serious arrangement exists.
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OF these PiIs makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovsrng effect on The dIges-
i've apparatus
DIR. 10. AKER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. Mass. U. S. 4
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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31


On Sunday evening last. at one of our principal
Episcopal churches was preached a sermon which,
in it's bearing upon our present political situation,
would have been interesting to every one who has
at heart the well being of this community.
Choosing as his subject " The purifcstion and
preservation Of the world by religion" the orator
briefly noticed the various causes said to be CON-
petent TO account for the worlds progress since
the star Of Bethlehem arose. The diffusion of
education. the teachings of philosophy, and finally
the attempt to make the governed better by i'm
proving the government were each considered.
On the insufficiency of the latter the preacher
dwels with much esrnestness, contending that ii
is an effort to reform by commencing at the out
side, and, as all such efforts mus. do, had ever
failed. Citing various examples, he described
the present unhappy and radically corrupt condi-
tion of our own country, showing that the unhap-
piness was the logical sequence of the corruption,
and arguing that, as the government of Washing
ton and jefferson, the purest and best that weak
humanity has ever created, has proved incapable,
of its own merits, Of making either the rulers
or the ruled better and happier, it could be safely
deduced that no success will ever attend any sub
sequent similar experiment The incompetency
OF other causes proved, the preacher showed that
religion, in its effect upon individual minds, had
ever been the real and only "widener Of the
thoughts of men," and closed with nervousy
eloquent exhortation to each one within sound of
bis voice, howsoeser contracted his sphere, to de-
vote his every energy to the publication of his own
heart and life; and, that accomplished, to en-
deavor, with all due and Chrst-like humility to
teach his brother to walk in the same path; "a for
thus said he, "and thus only, viii the world be
made ft to be the theater Of the mighty scenes
which the trump of the archangel shall an
nounce.v aer 1t9
Cd Altogether the effort was a mastery one, and
deyoted ss sermons to be effective must be, TO the
practical good of the congregation. Let us hope
that lis effect VIII not be transitory limited to
those who heard it. but that like the little leaven
which leavened the whole lump, 1t will prove a
benefit to the entire community. God knows we
need such sdmoDitions enough. Thankful should
we be TO Him that BE has given us faithful watch
men to stand on Zion's towers, to warn us of ap-
preaching danger and to point out way Of escape
from present difficulties. IL will be to our
profit to listen when such men speak. 80
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
TNVULIFT OuANULEK,

We receive glowing reports from planters,
from all parts Of the parish in regard to the crops
Some complain that the rsttoon cane is not so
good as desired. but the plant generally affords
satisfaction. Corn. potatoes and cane now mark
the rows plainly, and every thing is growing
finely under the genial influence of the fine wes-
fher we are now enjoying.
Below Lockport the crops are advancing more
rapidly than those in this vicinity. That portion
OF the YOU is in q better state of cultivation
than the upper one, the lands being owned ia
smaller quantities and cultivated principally by
the proprietors with the aid of but little hired
labor. Four new sugar houses are being built
this season in that section of the parish.
We regret to learn, however, that the bayou is
very high at that point already, and we fear that
we will shortly hear of crevasses.
There is no fact more evident than this. Levees
cannct protect the planters OF Lafourche parish
much longer, bat BY simply cleaning out the
lower part of the bayou, ell danger from ere
vasses can in q great measure be avoided. aud
that the money expended every year in building
and repairing hvees will accomplish this work
ana save our lands from overass.
lrhbodsux Sentinel 18Th
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Two Royal FAMILIEs.-T There are two families
In Europe which, If they ever disappear from the
scene, are constantly reappeariug, which are al
ways ready to play ali kinds of parts, and which,
II not alike ia the success with which they take
their place in the word, not disslmilar in the
readiness with which they seize all opportunities
offered to them. There is always Coburg or
Bourbon, ready for whatever happens to be up
permost. The Coburg principally shine in mar
raee, and wisely keep a Protestant branch. a
Catholic branch, and possibly Greek branch. a
curding to the occasion that may aise, aud the
filth OF the beiress they espouse. When they are
married, they are most excellent people in their
high station-just, temperate, honest, eminently
respectable, and thoroughly penetrated with mod.
ein ideas. The late king of the Belgians was,
perhaps, the only continental sovereign who ever
showed consistently that he understood the posi-
ton of a constitutional monarch. The Bourbons
are not, perhaps, equal to the Coburgs, or at any
rate they are not so suited 10 the times in which
they now find themselves. But they are, even in
their compafa fatively fallen state, family Of great
energy, great gifts. and sort Of faculty for al
ways turning up. They differ, however, from the
Coburgs in this respect, that they have no fixed
type in them OF character, conduct and opinions
They are not without versatility which, in its
way, is really remarkable.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
MIntary Order-RegIstrstfoa be Re
opened for Revision Next Friday.

- HEADQUARTERS Firth MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY FOR CIVIL AFFAIRS,
New Orleans, La, March 30, 1865.
Circular No. II
10 compliance with Special Orders No. 55 cur
rent erfes from these headquarters, registration
will be opened for revision at the following
named places in the city of New Orleans. for a
period Of FIVE days, commencing on Friday, the
Sd Of April, 1868:
First ward-No. 4l6 St. Charles street.
Second ward-Corner Baronne and ST. Joseph
streets.
Third ward-City Hall, Room No. z.
Fourth Wsrd-No. 2l3 Canal street, corner Of
Rsmpart street.
Filth wsrd-Corner of Orleans and Bourbon
streets.
sixth wsrd-No. "a Gallatin street, opposite U.
s. Mint
seventh ward-No. Is Frenchmen street.
Eighth .Ward-Corner of Marigny street and
Levee. $500.
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward-No. l96 Prytania street.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Of Washington aud
Magazine streets.
Office hours from I A. NJ. to IL NJ, and from
to P. N. .4,
BY command of Brevet Major General R. G..
Buchanan. "a
ROBERT CHANDLER
Captain Assistant Secretary tor Civil Affairs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

RoupRo LAKk HoUsE ee.sisslns in part Of the i'''~
ns c,ncxs' al,s prrNo rAsLEs. CHAIRS. LOOKING
ar ssrs s1pEBOA ADS. FINE PIANOS AeAolns'
ps1n4INGs ENGRAvTNGs R0cKBkA Desns'
r1oTnrs 1H9s nsP1TTooNs :. KkIrk CHE = A~.ns -.
pAxcE. KITCHEN FUskIrURE. co0Klkd o.ns
sns PLATED WAR;. rABLE LINEN OF ell kn'.
GT.AssWARE cR0cKERY. ALFESIpE WARE. = a'A'ss
onsn,ity Of fns CUTLERY. FRIIr STANDS Vase &c
Also
M .r,spdid Apparatus the Msnursesure Of Gas ana
,,s .s.s Fixtures and 6hsndsst-rs n the premises
So, ,hon.snd bottles Of WINES or THE CHOICEST
BRANDS, such as->
cHArEAu LARosE; DEsToURNKLLb;
CBATt Az LAToUR; fAPE cLsNhSr, M NoiiS'
cHANBERTIN; voLNAy; BEAUNE;
LAroUR BLANCHE; CHATEAU fouEAi
LAFIrTE; cHA5Lls; f 1t
sAurERNE N1sELLE. KRUo;
HEIpsrCK: MARICH CLAUDE; GRlA,
WIZARD; RHINE; vERNoUTH a;
FINE OLD cOGNAC. WHISKY, RUM Er%'
And sl.a large qa.btity Of PROVISIONS FANNY eno'
CERIEs, SPICES. CoRKs, stc
~ TrR~s-cssh in U. :. Trss-ury Votes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The ministrstons Of the redemptorist fathers at
81. Joseph's Church in this cify, are attended
with the most signal success. great many con-
yerts old and young, to the Roman Catholic faith,
have been received into the church and under
gone the ceremonies of instruction and baptism.
To morrow, as we learn. the archbishop of the
diocese viii be here TO adpinister the rights of
confirmation 70 those who may be prepared to re-
ceiVe fhem.-[Baton Rouge Gazette, 2ssh.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
cONsIABLt's SAFES.

J. b PRANK vs.. A. RoUGIEUx j. vEYRAr IN
soido-Eo. loza Second Justice Peace.
DY VIRTUE or N writ or a., e.,..
- TO me directed by Paris chidress second Justice
rtace parish o. Oeans Will proceed to sell pablc
ton, SAT RDAY 1tk day Of April 1868 Al 2 O'clock
81 No. 23l Customhouse
IS Glass Jars los Bottles contents Dacanters lars
Pepper sauce Clock 25 Wine Glasses bottles syrup
Cooking Range and Bake oven. -
heized in The above
~ 7kExs-Cssh in o. s. Treasury notes.
II. q. PENNfNAF, Constable
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TcHoUfIrouLAs
srREEr, BETWEEN BENJAMIN AND sUzErrE
sTREETs-xRs. FRANCES s. oGDEs, WIDOW or
R.x OGDEN, NATURAL rurRrx. VS.. R. oe-
DEN AND AIS. t



TUEsDAl. spsis sss. 1865. az a. e,e.seh
L NJ atthe Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street. between csas and Cu-Iomhsuse strests BY vr-
OF New Oreans dated March 5h 1853 the following de
serhea properties belong 70 ps ns and deiends-ts wi
/. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with an the
buildings and thereon stuaiee in the suburb
Delorc square bounced by Tchoupouss New Levse.
Benjamin Snzete sDd des ed by the No
plan drawn BY Melnausen en- the 9th Janna 1871 the
Lot measuring s. feet inches front Tchoupf
street Ia iee in aspsh on the line separating u from Q, No
100 the line IL from LIT No. thence
running e parallel with Tehoupsuas street 81 feet T.
Ss feet line running
Benjamin street. whct IL has front Of 2z
q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND With all the
hudire improvements stns thereon IN the suburb
Dord In the ounced BY Tchonpitoulas Nav
Benjamin and suzste streets and designated by the Nos
plsn darn BY n. No lhaussn. The said Lo No
2messr 6 et front Tehoupiscuss street By 100 feet
in depth parallel nes and Lot No 2d
es tcs Tchouptouss street, by III tees depth betwesn
parallel lines
H7- 1ERns-Osehsf cash and the halsuee a credit Of
and IN potes secured BY mortgage and
doris privilege, ard besrng eg1t
dsie unit The buildings to be insured
and the polio, trarsserred.
Ac Of sale, United ktafes internal stamps
stsched teore Emanuel Barhe, notary publis, the
peuss ~ the rurchsser
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

PREPARING THE SCREWS FOR srANroN.-The
PRESIDENTS counsel have decided to summon Mr..
Stanton as a witness. and ask him to show his
commission under President Johnson for holding
his Office. They will also ask him If he did not.
81 lawyer, advise the president that the civ 1
net holding commissions issued by Mr.. Lincoln.
They intend to place senators on the stand who
expressed the same opinion in the debate on the
act.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

EOK sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL HUN.
Il dred Cotton and Snrsr Plantsons located the be.,
portions Of he Gotten and SAVES Also Rce
fisnisens Orsngs Orchards snd large bodies Of valuable
Properly improved and unimprovsd in the torn Of residences
stores. building lots and favorable Pas,
wish VII well call and anime our Prons-
les blaeksber Nil Heal EstSe Agssfs No. IS Csron
dclef Hfreet, New Orlsans-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DEssIGSY
srREErs.-sUccEssIoN OF MRS. ANNE o'sHEA-
DECEASED. WIFE OF JoaN MCMAHON.

rT,UEsDAS. sp.n ssh,. 1ses. at Ne
ko,sl tree between Custonhouse streets by
Vi tue Of ar order the Honorable the Second Disfct
Cont kes Orleans the 81 March, 55 following
or. pertv. at Public Auction. viii b. Sold
tr Of hs city, aesgnafed BY the No IL Of bounded
by Common Claiborne Pamsra and Debigny streets me.
su,ing rs feet Pslmyrs street. by dspth and ton
on bgny 81 eet belg the corner OF Pamya and
Derbgny seets together with all the buildings and improve
msns thereon I5f- -. i,
s5 TEENsonehird cash and the balance at credit OF
wrIve and eiehieen with esht per interest
fro asse IN iii paid with and vendors prvsge
the prcperty sold the buiongs insured and pocv
The purchaser tue payment OF the
taxes the year 1863 ~.
Act Of sale beore William Cass Notary Public at the
expense Of purchaser including o. = Iniesl hevenue
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

BIZ @. DE FERIET.
AUcrIosKER-onace No ss BenviIls street.
MONDAY, April Q. 1893. as II O'Clock
" At The Lake End Of the PoBtch Railroad and
st the Restaurant Of Boudro deceased BY virtue Of
order from the Honorable John w. Thomas Judge Of the
Second District Court Of Ne~ Orleans dated February IL
1873. by pu blic auction, will be sod
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS or THE CELEBRATED
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
caAs. E. FoarltR's SALES.
BUILDING LOT FORMING TIE CORNER OF
rcHouP1roULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS
sucorsslos or R. y. OGDEN.


NJ CHARLES Il.
AucrrorFrR-Ofice. Exchange Ahey.
vr,UFaDAY, Prss 7sh. Sos, al ~ O'clock
n. the Merchants and Anctienerrs Ezens' ~ & ts.
an oval street between Canal and Cutonouse treet y
vrne of order the Honorable TIE Second Disnct
anrt Of New Dreams dated sth March 1868. the following
will be sole - -.x-.x~ +. a. r..
Dst of his city In the SQUARE coprissd within Fchonpi
tlas New Lsvee Berjsmin and suzfte streets
Nv he No on plan of e. r. Hedin dated 7th Harcn, lo7
and epositfd in therfce cf H. 3. Censs late notary pao
lie 10 this city let forms The conner OF
Tchoupouas street by 100 feet in epth ard front on ben
IN street be ralel line Aniere N MEASURE =
ny II, ,Rxs-Onehsf and the balance at credit !.
one two years. secured b, MORTGAGE and vendor
prvege and caring cent interest nom oA's nn''
"a of sale before Emanuel Burhe public at th
Of the purchasers including United states nterna
stsmpA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

a|
MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co. IS SALES.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE FINE Low-PREssURE
Lake steamer CAMELIA at Auction.
BIZ MONTGOMERY BK0s. 81 co.
r. NJ MorrcoxxRr. Aucsonesr,
Ofhce-ss Camp street
TUESDAY, March 81. Isos. at le c'c,oek
Rcyastreei, between Canal custhoass streets viii
be hne low pressure Lake Steamer cameiais
ls5 eet long mkaby sst economicA in .ue' togesh
e GER al snd ns ao,don saspns un.es v &
% ss la = ps snsss assa, Sss
LAEsE AND rEkEmPToEY SALE oF ELEeAss
Match Single Horses. Elegant Saddle Horsos FIN
Work Mules. Fine Mich Cows Bugziss Hsrns.s Wagon
sfe-. etc. At snctioB-
wy MONTGOMERY HYaos. a o..
N nosFsozxEr Aucsonesa
ofBc--s7 Csnao ssrses
T'UESBAY. March 31st, ~ e'cloeh a
ct p. Linsrs ssablss. sravier viIi .oa-
Eleasnt Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horss~
Fine Work Muisz aff
.. Fine Mleh Gown
Airo--Tsp Open Buggies. Harness. wagons
81 rrE<s-cssh n o. s. Treasury Notes.
FUKNTr0EE. ..FURSTURE. FURNITUKE
HH MoNTGOMERH BROS. se CO..
n N. Mosreoskar. . uctione~r
TUESDAY, March 31st. at II O'Clock a
a ssps.s as.oItusst Of HoUsEHoisD 2 RSiTURE.
MsSorsuy Msnss d %ssss %
sofas, Spring seat Chair Easy Chsir M.rhe Top Centsr
Ps o ass vys ss
ns, psnsinss ~ looking stoves and Utensils beng
Also
A large nvoics of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
rs-TEsxs-cssh IN U g. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
coNIaOlLER's SALES.
SALE FOR AIrzRMoF TEN rEAxs
usx AND OCCUPATION OF THE TABLES. 81 n
ETC.. IN THE sEszzAL MARKETS OF IA
CITY OF NEW oELEASs


Co srRo1LrR's orricr. Orr or Nrv On, :
City Hall 2otn dss Of 1Irc.. is's
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

AucrorrER- Once and salesroops 80 benvhls s'fee-
OATURDAY April 4. SIS, at ~ o'clock
SM ~ the Nerchant-' and Anetioneers Excnauge'
Roxs street between Canal and Cusonhonse streets ~
II auction by ordr City tank an neorp,l-
atsd and for Of whom may coacern tpe
sold
NO. Drawers. rSpoRsxRs MATURITY. AMOUNTS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

nsoshy sdvsrsissnsnts nssss svsry ssasr asy ss b
snarzsd tws-thrds the shove rates
rs and Fourth p.ss nesshly sav.sssnsss square
80 per month- -sSt4e4 ~ SOS al
xrsnsss hsvins sns Of the paper. rrss
sssssn 81 80 square; sssh subssQusnssssrsiep, esns
pr square
yrus and roursb page rszsssns sdvszss.sps ssch in
ssrson. 81 90 per square. .a frf tsHan1 sii
inssrssa ssus~rvals soss arssd % nsv
fach Insertion
Regular sdvsrsss advertise largely. snail b allowed
xsn discount named transient rates nay be
asrssd upsn provffea In shall suck dscoun
sss< as per cont. f r ~ pf taaH
All basinsss notices tobs charged seosn
- psr line ssch insertion
An transient ss paid for In advance
An Advertisements for any specified nnnbs Of
win be Published six times and charged accordingly
al ols rogssr advertisers shall be rendered monthly
ssqusre the occupied by ten lines solid agate
THE WEEKLY ORHSOENT
q publsnsd svery Saturday morning snbscriptea -
~ sssun advance; hsfysary and quarterly rates
nsis copies 10 csnts- . .sfs IT, -.. ~
Rates Of Advsrsisfnst
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

G. De flRIfPs SALES.

Auction SALES.
G. De FERiEFS SALES.
= rosrr1vx AND usREmsvzD SALE
PUBLIC AucrIos.
MORTGAGE AND OTHER NOTES,
DRAFTS AND srocKs'
ORDER OF The CRESCENT CITY BANK.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT Nay CONCERN.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
sHEaIFF's SALES.


FRANCOIS BoIsDoRE VS.. GEORGE AND RoBEn|
Mslcoim--seeond District court Of new Orleans-'H
2s9l2
. Rr VIRTUE or n writ Of nrrl faeitsr
Court OF New Orleans, IN the soove entitled c.s~
win pr eeed 70 sell AZ eubc Aucttan, Merchants
Aucfioneers' Exchsnge Royal street between CanA -
Gust mheuse streets IN the Second District of tf ct
SATURDAY, the fourth Of April 1865 At Il o'cio'H
the olowinE described operty viz:
A CEkfAIN Lot OF 6hOUND. situated In fns VI
District Of this city. IN the bounded BY carone
Qorneriy Apollo nsyads Clio and Frat0 me>slr.
tniriy-one ieetten inches fro Carondset street
depth 81 sixty-three feet inches lines
tween parallel lines Toge her with the buildings aud
nrovements on said lot, which consist Of trans 1F.t
noofe containing sonr rooms etc. fam- kitchen, csgl1 -
ise S ne9se and kitchen being slaie rooisd
Se zed ID the abeve snif
SS-iERHs-cash on the spot
mh4 2b a. sherig of 'ba p.,,.h ~ e9-ssns
j. J. F. GARNER C. TBLIER. AGESr vs. q
Maurice Cessac-sixth Disct Court cf New Orlcans-s'
20s03
r. VIRTUE OF = writ OF neri f.ctas t. me
ASoiIecttd BY the honorable sixth District Coud Q
New orleans. In the above entitled cause vii pred
sell AZ pnolc anct GU the premises hereafter dentis1
on sAIohDAf. ihe eleventh day Of April 1865, ai5ocoe
A cPRrATN LINE OVEN OR FURNACE and lao
shells and Lime premises No 265 Oarondelel hkA
co ner o. MIRO street. Second District Of this city.
rezed In the above sult.
bS-IEKss-Cash On the spot
mno' 40 ii Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Ons.re.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

ATTENTION. GoURMETs. ooEsoIsEURs. AND ANA
TEuRs OF FINE WINES. CHOICE LIQUORS
AND coRDIALs AND SUPERIOR BRANDlEs
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS. FIXTURES. TABLE LINEN,
PLATED WARE. GLASSWARE. cRocKERY. FUR.
NIruRE. GAS APPARATUS ETC. ETC.. OF THE
CELEBRATED soUDRo LAKE HOUSE. AT PUB
LILO AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF L. BoUDRo
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

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