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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16
NEW-YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.

A meeting of this Society was held at Room
No 49, Cooper Institute last evening. listen TO IN
troductory lecture 10y Dr. T. O. Lemercer of Paris. Tins
Society under whose auspices the celebrated lectures Of
Profs Agassiz and DuChaillu delivered has in.
duced Dr. Lcmercer tho co6poraor OF the celebrated
Dr. Auzoux exhibit 10 the citizens Of New-York his
wonderful Clastique Models, in Of six lectures
Tie lecture evening preliminary one. aud the
Doctor exhibited only few Of his models. The first
a model Of n silk wOrm loo times as large NE. 1t
showed the In which the silk producing fluid Is gen
Grated; the tube by which 1t passes into the spinners
the ducts wch sccrcte the nuid which renders the SILK
insolube; the muscles which enable the
TO form its cocoon; the sgndtd through which the
bre8thes the teeth digestive organs and nervous eys
Still more wonderful perhaps, was his model OF
q common May bug, showing It's delicate wings and
the tubes which convey air through its entire body He
exhibited very large model Of snail which showed
the curOus brear hole beneath its mouth, its lung,
have been exhibited IN this country. ana they can
not fail by their wonderful muutcness and perfection,
excite The the attention ana admiration ~ AL lovers OF
science. Among his many models tbs Doctor has one al
a gorilla, five feet high comprising nearly 2oOO parts;
one fish, q feet Ia length. showing its complete anat
OF Boa Constructor, feet III length; one OF
the brain of an Elephant These models minute,
and vet enlarged that they exhibit perfectly the
pete anatomy Of each subject Al the close Of the lee
nifty had afforded the citizens OF NewIOrK Of viewing
this wonderful collection He said that no greater phi
lanthTOpst than Dr. AuZOuX ever lived, since
no has, by his own perseverance, enabled man
workings Of Divine hand Ia the delicate construction
Of even the lowest forms Of creation. DR. j. G. Smith,
former Mayor 0f Boston, also expressed his wonder and
delight AT the exhibition afforded them. Dr. Lenerclers
lectures viii begin Cooper Institute the 9th Of No
vcmber As he intends them to be- SIMPLE that every
person may comprehend Them he viii give an exhibition
Of scientific aud medical gentlemen. Tue place OF the
lecture viii Dc announced hereafter.
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TRANCE.
=. ARRAGUT's MEASURE.

.ARRAGUTb MEAeJNE.
PARIS Oct. 15-EvENING.-The EpOqge thinks 1t
likely that some of the great powers OF Europe VIII
soon ask the United States Government the cause OF
Admiral Fauaguts movements in Europe.
A PACIFIC MOVEMENT.
LONDON. Oct. l5-It is reported to-day that the
French Government has furloughed $4,000 men from
the army and navy.
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DENMARK.
ADDRESS OF THE RIGsDAG.

ADDRESS OF THE RIGSDAG.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 15.-The Rigsdag, in reply to
thc Kings opening speech regrets the failure of the
negotiations with Prussia in the matter of Schleswig
Holsein rejoice in the unity Of feeling between the
King and the people; hope for continuation of
friendly relations with Prussia, and that the inter
national differences may be easily settled.
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GERMANY.

RIOT IN DREsDEN-TROOPs CALLED OUT.
DRESDEN, Oct. IA tumut was created III this
city by the co8'missOH06rs yesterday. The police
arrested number of the rioters but they were res
cued by the mob. The troops were then called out
and the rioters were dispersed
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SNORING
AND
Il, A wv DID II III N O.

HEAVY BRE IT III N Il.
,vv AVN fouyoKr FOLLOW DAYS rsE, ASDyA
~ PERMANENT COURSE OF TINE
breaks this terrible disease ~
the painful
the very Of the disease aud eItermnates H. root
Ind branch, forever, n, c.,a,yh
has hid defiance known mode OF treatment fbya Urn
from n a they their path Tie theory and mode Of cure
laid down medical standard works are aacyno nao ever cure"
a with that treatment - ,.x -, =, ~ .,t...
and The frt History Of Medicine known to cure ms ose
some org standing all Us Dpes oTnS ana stages
with absolute certainty g.
II allays the most painful cases In single night 49, ,
eOdorles Head Soppags Offensive Discharge al"
Tainted Breath ,o,,- r,,.,...
removes Cold tie Head" sneczng Dizziness and Thin Wa'ep
Il clears the Head opens the Air Passages and Affords Relief and
Comfort
arrests the violent an Hay Rose Periodic catarrh in single
night 49,, ,,,no. y,
II se the Irritation Of the Glands and Membranes Of the Head
II peuirses the Poisonous Of the Head that fans the dis
n arrests the poisonous action the disease upon tie Throat and
Il restores tie Sense Of Taste and Smell Loss Of Voice Deafness Dim
ness Vision and Loss Of Memory when produced BY the violence Of
CatsrTh . 80,
This remedy peculiar II consists ofh In
haaon snug Noss Of Harmless aud Painless Luds
from the palm Of TIE hand go g..
Noroas New Pamphlet Carr-is All who have the Cath
send for IT. who think have send for H. Information
before published
Cal al our nearest Agency. send Stamp fori
J. uAYDOCK. f7fi Broadway, New-lork.
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ELECTION STATISTICS.

The following are the statistics of most of
the parliamentary elections that have taken place
the passing Of the Reform Act showing in what
the proportion between Liberals and Conservatives has
been In various times affected:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16

NEW ERUPTION OF vEsUVIUs.
FIORENCE Oct. 15.--Mount Vesuyius is III an acuVe
state of eruption.
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REIGIIINI.
rIRE AT ANTwERP.

ANTWERP. Oct. IA great fire occurred to-day IN
1he petroleum works of Vendbois Il Co. III TINS city
The building, 1900 barrels OF petroleum, ana many
millions of gallons of Haphtha were burned. The loss
is very heavy.
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lAEnourcrments !

We believe 1t to be absolutely necessary that
every should presen an appearance 10 society f N Lyeasg
among whom he mlnge AMI Sc how 81 nothing VII
tend reault than fashionable IAT lie establish.
ment Of KNOX, No 2l2 Broadway
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Com MEDAL RECrWrD-A splendid new

article 10 AsDHtsos no. 30 U4.rir ltu
Partisan Exposition Velvet Nsfegatd lad Embroidered Psn,
also, Velvet Btasse lleeriy tugs4u
Carpets. Oh Cloths aud WildOs Shades Gail and Gee ttn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16
HOME NEWS.
TnE WEATHER

YRw YoRK Hour. Their Bar Wind IIonr Ther Bar WIND
IL 80 pO9 EE.B . $50 5000 ~ ~ v.
$50 3006 n n. r. II $50 299H N. T.
-Monng-ainy 10 r. Rain depth, l20
inch very cloudy Evening
coudy light misty rain $50 cloudy from 7i TO IT,
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RrrrrR rIIAN HoRsEHAoK RnINt-

BuTtEEs iprSg les disease by sgafag M through M
action IN Anutauem sratratrd efost ~ fe r
sure agrecablc. harmless sufficient Rooms No g E.oalFrT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16

great downfall OF prices in ENGLaH Me-
D.LLioS vELyEr BU,sEL THarE pLy a.d VoAs CAyrs on
ASDEHsoSf No l B0rtrJ. Engs Brrrfrs
Carpet So ~ 81, 81 PER yard al WOO irsa Garnet l5r
and VI pei jal Fao OIL Cloth SOC tJ, & tt iaIaI NIu
dow Shades, Iabs AMI Piano Cover al low prcee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16

RUPTURE CURED-By using WmTE's PATENT
IryRa Tnrss, AID bathing tie psr;s ut p cmtomt lhHr
LoI!0M Address On. GEsooh, Ne tog Broadway.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


NEWS OF THE WEEK,
THE FIVE FORKS" OF 1868.
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OF OCT ~
THE WORK STILL NEEDED.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT "a
THE SOUTHERN CARNIVAL OF MURDER.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT IA
HOFFNANS ESTIMATE OF PUBLIC SERVICE,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT a
THE NEW REBELLION,
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF Oct a.
ANNEXATION OF CUBA,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
pOcrn
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER,
See THE WEEKLY TnrDUNs
OF OcLh
THE PROSPECT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. IA
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scribe for The Weekly zTi5~ns to File.
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION,
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yICTORY-DEMOCRACY MEETS IT'S WATER
LoO-PENNsYLvANIA, OHIO, INDIANA AND
NEBRASKA VOTE FOR GRANT AND PEACE.
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DEDICATION OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
ABOOK ABOUT BOYS,
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OF OCT. -
OBITUARY-HOwELL COBB OF GEORGIA.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. Il
THE CAMILLA MASSACRE
GEN. SIBLEYS OFFICIAL REPORT
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT -
ARMY HYAlN-WORDS AND MUSIC
See TIE WEEKLY TgaByNE
OF DER Ia
ThO'e mho hare land, for Sale siorEd .sdrsrfi's -
The EgeeEfy zri5mur.
THE CANfPAIGN-IRISHAIENs SEE DAYLIGHT.
MR.. BEECHER ON THE CANVASS
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OF OCT II
MURDER OF EX-GOV. BEALL OF WISCONSIN,
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OF OCT IA
THE COMING FIGHT-A POEM BY NJ SEAMAN,
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OF ocr. IA
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY IN BOSTON.
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OF OCT Il
TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SONGS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or OCf. -
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT u
Essry Per'OY Rho has Earns for Sale shs"is
.sxseYfI,e 10 Tne Weekly 9ri6sse. m
Cgrcniafio. d Greater Gas that
Of any other .verspaper.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
ARTICLE FOURTH.


The 600 hundred shares hird OF the capital
stock reserved and In the foregoing ao shall
belong the said o. q Hunt PTattand p NJ Peter
the dscoverer entees named in article second
their and shall equally with the other shares
but payment Of money shall be required from the
thereof al assessments received from levied
upon the other stockhoders being considered having
already been paa BY the holders OF ss shares
is say when 80 twenty I've cent the sub
scbeo the other shores PAID then 29
per cent The the said reserved sha shall
sidered having been also paid: when 6O hy per is
ped the other shares the reserved shares shah be rated
stock which 900 niy cent has been paid aud
But all dividends Of the profits OF the Company shall be
equally paid 10 the hoeets Of all shares In proportion only
the number of shares held by each but shch
insameni al IL be due shall be entitled to receive
diydenf. ...
The acceptance OF the above shares the subcrbn g
then TO these articles Of association shall imply
the part OF the ss6 O. s. Hunt VIM. r. Pratt and P NJ
Petson full tausfer and assignment Of ali
their rig hts IN the State OF Louisiana TO their discovery
invention whether the same patentabe equitable and
al future improvements on the same
The said patentes shall farther entitled to receive from
the said Company $1,000 Thousand dollars. a
penf alton for their expenses past and future
nectiOn with their discovery which said shall
mp: lat By allowing them go fifty per the
FIRST shares subscribed by others and 3D.
either Of he profits OF the Company like pro-
portion on future assessments
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ARTICLE THIRD.

The capitol stock Of this Corporation hereby fixed At the
2lO 00O) Two Hundred and Ten Thousand lars,
BY 1loO hundred shares Of SljO
hundred dOars each Of which third 400 hun
dred shares reserved and set for the purposes ex
pressed IN the article fslowiDg the other thirds %
hundred shares shalt be subscribed and paid for
foows The subscrib-Ts the said Company shall into
tie hands Of the President its organization for business
dollars each ard share 81 ito subscribed BY
them the remaining Ninety collars share able de
the Board Of Directors may require; but no cali shall At
time be made for than ten dollars share
every stakeholder after the payment OF the t install
Of per may discharge himself from all further
liability r the remaining BY declaring at the
Office Of the Company at time provided be before the
expiration Of the thirty days above mentioned in
which such stakeholder shall forfeit all payments there
tofo aala nv him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
UNITtD ,ArEs DIS cEI.r coYKr;

TTNITtD STATES DIS cKI II COURT
u Distrist Of Iouisans.-tn the Matter of James A
vntress Jr bankrupt 10 .rsptcy No lag whs's.s
James We tress Jr Of The parish Of Ibervle, aud Dis
Ict 40 essid dull declared bankuat uudsr The Act Of
Ccpsre.. Of March % 1857 has this day sled said Court
petition rra ing dis hargr and e-rcs'e thereof from
al his dehts claims prUvable under sat act;
otce Is Ii Tecrs given 70 al creditor who have proved
cir debts in Interest. that the 2
day Of June 1864 II Is assigned for the hearing Of
the ARD tina thy may thea and there attend
cause # my they why the Of the sad peon
should not De granted
K LoEw, Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
IN. BAyKRUprCY.
-1rrna,KRuPrnY = rsrArr az !,

IN EBApKR UPToY : ESTATE OF 4JAOoB
Samue-United states Aarh as ON e III trct of Louisi
New CIleans JuLe 5th 1868 This eive notice
the 9Th day Of june 1865 Warrant in Bank uptc,
issued list the state Of Jacob Samuel ., New Or
leans in tie pa,h Of rssus and State Of Louisiana VII
sdudged bankrupt his petition; that the pay
debts and delivery any property bsong
such bankrupt him for bis
property by him. are forbidden W law; that mestn Of the
creditors OF the said bankrupt prove thsr debts
choose ssgres II his estate wi be held
Court Of BANKRUPTCY be holden thu Custom House
Building in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana oeprs j.
o. Pkn, Register the Path day Of june 1868 IL
O'e eek A.
No. s5l r. J. HEBRON
~ nf9frfa oFT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

Z District o. L0usiana In The atter OF scAr Jotdy,
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No Al Wherees Oscar yordy,
IN eW Orleans md District aoresai duly decsr bank
rupi under the Act Of gess Of Ssrch ID 1867 has this
day 10 said Court peton praying ior discharge and
be urdsr said act;
Noce 4 therefore all c.editors who have proved
their debts and other in interest that the I'D
cay Of June 1868 at IL ssige fo- the hearny OF
ths sne and that then ard there attend and show
cause uny they Why the Of the said petition
SIe,E 81 one. New Orleans MAJ . 1853
X LOEW ne-ntv CIerk
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DON'T CLEAR HOTEL.
A LLEGHANr SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA

This Watering Place favorably the people OF
the south ready for the reception o. visitors aimee
the last the property has recsived additional improve
meDts and in h nigh repair he reputation Of the
and d ny established. that IL IL
the particular dseases for which II g
specific pamphlet Containing elaborate analysis Of
the ard the Testimonials its remarkable curats
properties be had application TO W A strolhsr,
Ly nchburg and to Purcell Laid Co Ri hmond VIII, sll
aso kee a supply of the for sale The ALLEGHANY
SFRIN1s Delightfully."- situated IN be6d Of the zoanoke
River among The highest pc the Aeghany Mountains
possessing the attractions Mountain and Water
sctn,y combined; within three and nal miles OF shaw
vile the Va and Tenn Railroad Che great thoroughfare
North South accessible from all Of the
Union very fine read being made and comfortable
Ceabes will each train at Shawsyile ths
convtya ofpasenges the Springs The resident pat
spare pains make the plse attractive and
Portable
Telegraph Office, hich now being constructedJ
meets this Pare with all par Of the United States An Bx
flee has al been ESTABLISHED here and pack
be any part Of The country Tn, rnia and FEN
Railroad Co. vii have Office for he sale Of tickets
ell points North and South. ~
BOARD pet Day
Meek. ~
month. -. ~
Children under 10 years Of and Servants Hal Price
Address C. A C0LHoUE. Resident Partner.
Alleghany tp,ings, Va
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

~ Di trct OF I0usaBa-ln the matter OF Jordan HOl6
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No as Where's. Jordan Holt
OF the ty Ct BstOD Rouge and District Aforesaid duy de
aed bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March ID 1867
hes this day fled In sad Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate reof from all his and other
claims provabls under said act;
office is therefore all creditors who
Ner debts and all other pesops interest 22d
day OF June 1868 at ii assigned for the hearing Of
the and that they then attend show
cause any they have why the prayer Of the said pet On
should not be granted
Clerks ohice, New Orleans, May q, 1858
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WARM sPRIsGs-
MADISON COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA.
J.H. RUxBoUoB, PROPRIETOR

This celebrated Watering Place vii be opened Tor the
cepon and accommodation of guests the 18th of June
The W sRM ePkINGs situated twenty Eve miles from
Grterv L. Tenn the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
which point and commodous four horse coaches
viii in readiness daily TO receive visitors the arrival Of
The will be made altOg ether daytime
% Aug the wisrun the Cincinnati
bersDd Sap Charleston Railroad Morristlwn
within miles Of the Springs, and this distance viii
e shOr ems d daily
The mperaurs from "a degrees los
y .hrrrih hit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

~ Distinct of Louisiana In the Matter of joseph W.
Champlin ard Geo. Buckingham bankups In Bankruptcy
No 43 Wbseas Joseph W. Chsmpin, personally, and
member Of the firm of Champlin Buckingham, of New
Usans and District aforesaid declared bankrupt under
the Act Of Congress Of March I'd 1857 has this day fled
said Court apettoD ping discharge certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims proyabe under
said act;
therefore given s creditors proved
debts and to AL other ia interest," that the 2d day Of
june 1875, at IL A. assigned the
and that they then and there aud show
cause any they have why the of the said petition
should not he granted 49,.
Clerks ONCE, New Orleans May q 1858
X. LOEW DeputV Clark
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

IN HAh ~ u PTCE-ESfAFE or W M SNAIL
wood Individually and member Of the firms OF Small
wood Julian. NJ stepheI Co., Small wood West
CoUI tied States MARI hairs ofce District Of Louisi
new Orleans June 5h 1873 This is give notice
tie 5th Of June. D. 1853 War In nkruptcy
sfutd against the estate If W. M wool Of New Or
ens in the Of Orleans and stste Of Louissna who
adjudged nkIupt his petition that the
any debts del very any property belong
such bankrupt him for his and the of ANY
property by bim forbidden by law; that msetng Of
ced Of the said bankrupt their debts and
choose assigDeas Of bis eSate will cid
Court Of Ba kruptey be holden the House Build
ing in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana, before r.
Phkin Register the Sth day Of June, 1868 at 10
O'Clock A n.
No $50. ............-. r. J. HEBRON
II. g. Marshal. ID strict of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

The object and purpose OF ,ad Corporation 10 n extract
rom the so OF the Stae Of Louisiana the natural
20 exist below It's surface and 20 improve utilize col
let AID distribute q by the o. the and
mashnery Invented ny Caleb s. Hunt William r. Pratt and
Peter Peterson for which application patent has
been hed, and Of such other machinery, spparaus
improvements mechanic chemical may hereafter be
dseovSTed devised invented constructed by the paente
others from whom sid Company SECURE the right Of
usua md NOr king be al
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n REENBRIER WHITE sULPHUB
sPRIN
eREENBRIER COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA

The undersigned lessees Of this old and ve-known
PLACE, hat by
ioeral patronage received last season. they have
.dded their accommodations In comfort and in
and are prep red to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
QUESTS
,uphur baths, eminent ecaci0u In many
re az the command Of visitor at All houra
in aodon 10 other amusements they have provided
asd elegant BOWLING ALLEY and BILLIARD Ro0h,
"a nvenienty located = - : - .-
engaged for the season
yemises .r
he onpleton Of the virRnia Central Ra road TO Gov
ngson only twenty miles OF staging through beau
siful mountain country, over well graded turnpike
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
IN CY-EsTATE OF JOAN CAR

In BARKR UPTCH-ESPATE OF JOHN CAR
den SGeu t-Uoited STA MaIshars Office. District Of
lOpisia New Orsans June 1868 This give notice
tina, on the 9Th day Of June, 1868 Vibrant in Bank
rpptcy, issued againt the Estate OF John Garden
stewart Of New in the parish of Orleans and
Of Louisi9na who was sdjudsed bankrupt on his own
petition; iht the debts and delivery Of
property belO. gng sneh bankrupt 10 him his
and the transfer Of property him forbidden
that meeting Of the creditors the said bankrupt
tia debts and 20 choose assign his estate
will he held at Court OF Bankruptcy, be holden at tbs
Custom HOnse Building, the city OF New Orleans
Louisiana before c. Kellogg. Register the 9Th day Of
Juy A D 1865, at O'Clock, A. N.
No. S60 y. j. HEBRON,
jesy3 U. s. Marshal. District of LousA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

In BANh RUPTCY-hATATE OF W. j. Q
bakr-Uhited States NarshaIs Office District OF Louis
lana New Orleans Juie 1865 This give notice that
the 9Th day Of June, A. 1868 bankruptcy
issued against the estate OF j. Baker, Of the
of EonToe the parish of Ouachita
Who was ajudged ankrupt on his petton that toe
ment Of debts and delivery of
TO such bankrupt him and for his the transfer
any property BY forbidden by law; meeting
the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and
choose assig'tes bis estate will be held at
Of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Custom House
ding the city AZ New Orleans La before G KEEL
logg Register the 9th day of July 1855 O'Clock
A
no. $50 ~ HEBRON,
ie9 jy3 u. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

HAv KINss BRANCH -.
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLES,
Opposite ST Charles HOtsI,) -
REoPENED-A B. CUSTER IN cHAR5E.
The test brards 81 LIouoRs and WINES. such Hsw
eins has set forth fer years, constantly On haLd Also
ClGAkS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Books for registry and transfer Of shares capital och
shall be opened Kept subject TO the restrictions
by the By Laws Ali transfers OF shares shall be made
said books and signed BY the sockhoer his attorney
which said book the Directors close often
nenes ezpedency may require but not for Onge period
than ten days at a time.
Should any subscriber the stock desire transfer the
previous full pay having made shall be
uerped do BY substitute Of the subscription the
patty purchas ng provided that the substitute is sats
tory 10 the Board Of Directors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsT OF J. d. DAM
and a. bOnnesa individual ly, and as members Of
the firm ofJ ID. Dameroa Co.-United States Marshas
Ouee District Of Louisiana NeE Orleans. June 8, F63
This to give notice thst the 9th daJ Of June 1863
Warrant in Bnsuptcy issned against the OF j. D.
psmeron and II BOnnevsl individually and as members
Of The firm ofJ ID Dsmeron 90 of New Orleans in the
parish Orleans and Of Louisiana who been
judged bsnkrqps on their own petitions that the payment Of
debts and de Of property belonging such
TO q for their and the transfer OF any
property by Them forbidden by law meeting
the creditors 81 the bsnsups their dents
choose one or more ssienees estate will be he'd at
Cent of Banl1 uptcy, holden the Custom House
Building In the city New Orleans Louisiana bfore
Kellogg, Register, the z7th day Of June, 1868
O'Clock n.
No SIS .r -. HEBRON,
leo p Z. g. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.