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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-03-20
DAIRY UTENSILS,

Such as Milk Pans, Crooks (Stone Ware,)
| large Diamond Churn, l half. barrel
Churn, ] large Butter Tub. Also, lot
of Tools, such as Chopping and Post
Axes, Drawing Knives, Hand and Wood
Saws, Sc, together with lot of Bacon.
Also, 35 Acres of Wheat in the ground,
a lot of Glover Hay, in good order, and
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
4O3

etnt9e Sra9en. = @enn bic @e~
eonftrrftipn bes SIbens fpl@' Elm Grfpla
IT, tpar1lnt Stebt man Die Mrmee rt@t au>
Wenn bic &abtfalen Nrteben Baden mol
len, trarunt betpafnen 1ie bic gfeoer?
Menn bic rabtfdlen alethe Me&te ser1o,<
gen, tparunt tpoaen fe etm :3ablunasmittel
fur eapttalifert unb Elm anteres 3ablunes<
mtttel fir Mrbeiter?
Wenn bic Ne9er ttntmer fDD,tnen, tpesbalb
ttab bas nDrbli4e gc1f fir Elm Bureau Be-
3abler, Unit ie ftrt1nen au 1ebren
Wenn bic &abtfalen 9let6e &edtc fulrMGe
fprbern, tparum ffeIett fe bart bic Neoer int
Slben lber bic Wetben? I'LL.
Wenn bteHabtfalen unparteiii1es5 ttmrt<
redpt serlar9en, tparurt fprbert bann lire
Ytdttfcrnt etne Mrt Sttfnrtredt fit BEN
Nereett uab cine anbere Mrt fir BEN Siben ?
We1,1t bic Nabtfalen Srteben ppnen. fpd<
rum trp1e1 fe bann ibren @anbtbaten tpeaen
tetner mt1ttdrtf@en @erbtenfe erwdb<
let? '' '
Wpfar bic MniAafuna unbGouioiruno Ypn
Megerre9tmentern int Giiben. ipent "a Mkt
FUR pte Mteoer19teBlt9 spn @eiben 1T, bic
ttfts serbred,en, unb fir @ei1dfte, rpel6e
BITE tpetben Sploatea unter Der u1enihliden
Wurhe frbe1t u1b bic man ibnen ntht arz
sertrduen fam.
l. - Die vMuder>S tabt". - ST. gp1cn
farnel1 int letten Suartale (Su1t-@eptem<
ber) Bios 2752gerbaftunsen tpesen Srunfer<
bett spr, tppbet jebp6 ettpa 1900 ~tpettere, nteit
aus bemielben Mptipe terrubrenbe Mrreturen
tpegen Straben>GrceTen, @aufbdnbeln &c.
rtdt mttserehnet iinb.
- SIN Milabelbbta fel Elm @etltdn,er,
et1en brppelten @urselbaum fAlaaeab, iberS
Seu ber11nter unb serbra6 tas @entd.
- Som l. Sanuar bis 80. 5eptenber
tpureen 1T ben Ser. Staaten 3l,2S3@eriouen
ais 9ilr9er aufeenpmnen.
- @ellAforn brtnet in 9eras faurn sebn
Gents per 8uibel.
Die bteien CONNER 1T ct. Saul tis
1tst autseflbrten Neubauten fpfen $4,000
Collars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

Die Slncfsrcsierun9 BAT auf Mntraa
res nrrrheuti@en gunbes aIen Gpn1uln fpl,
aeneer beutlhen Staaten bas Grequatpr,
(Nte Veltattsuns) eutjp9en:
Die 8rnisreihe NreuDen unb SaGien, bic
@rpbberjcsthumer Medlenhurg = Shwerin
unb Wedlenburs Streltt, Sa6ien : @et.
mar = Gtienah unb Slbenburs, 6er;cstbl>
1ser sraunihreis, @einineen, Mnbalt,
Sa4len : Gptur9 = @ptba, Tiirifentbuder
Shwar;burs = &ubpli tabt, Sdwarsbura >
Spnberstauien, @alped, @eue, @4aum>
burg = 2trre unb Shaumbura Ietmplb, II.
bic frften Stdbte 9lbed, 8renaen unb SAINT
BURG
Nae auf bieie Staaten besisliden Gpn<
fulatSanselesenbeiten merben fprtan aus
fhlie6ltA turh bic 8unbesepniuln beIprat.
8unbescpniul fir Minneipta 1T 6err T.Bil>
Illus ct. 9aul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

Mhorbeiten rtitfuleen t%uplten, 1T lie in bie5dnbe
eleuber Se!bNltnse nte Butler, Iibley &c, &C.
fallen uno naub 7&, na@bent ibre yriu3ipien in
ber Corruption serlpren sesansen, IN Der MneR
an ben 8riessrubna eineS Mannes a%nflamntern,
Der bis Dor Rursem ibr @esner, Elm Mnti- &abi-
taIer war, bet Fe CRIT serberten, Serfibreu, ipe-
3ie0 prGparirea utubte, ebe fe Jpn ber eemutra-
ti9en Gartei lteblen funnte, UNI ibm bic rep.
Glasse ais 8annertraeer in bic 5uub 3u &C.
ben. @el9' eta Ganpibat fit bic rabitale yar-
tel! .ar.t III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Ser Ndbtfali$naus, 1pdS Ct fp=
fet, n,,b tpaS CT bafitr 9e=
Ieiifet bat.

DIE Ibi9aHuns Der Sflaserei lag lit Der
Natur ter Greisuife, bic CUR @eenbisung bes
arisses fubrten 1T aliu muir Gin 3ufallises
Serbienft unb bic 8eenbisuns tes 2yieses, bic
mad benz Wlane BON @tepben 81. Douglas III
penisitens einem SABRE batte ersielt perben fSn<
men, tpuree bebbalb aa6 4 Sabren erIaubt
ban,it bic 1900 Miaionen Dollars ~rabitaler g.
pennies tpabrenb bieier Sier Sabre, telde III ben
lpsalen Sai9en tuareu, niGt wertbl % pdrten.
Die rspubl. 8Iatter seben f9 bur@ 8eridte
aus benz @ueen uub auf iebe erbentli&e Wetie
bic srSbte Mube gu ~teweilen, bab terparaarapb
ber Gbicasu platform, mprin bebauptet srirb, sae
bic rae'tale partet bic linton beroeteQt babe, e.
ne Qiise iei Wdbrenb fe aus benz ,3uaante,
ben fs i'm @aben beraufbel9wpren baben, ppli>
tii9es 8apital 3u MAIDEN, iu9en, beweilen le
3uslei@, psf9pn anpiQturli9, bab ibre Nefun-
i~fruftipn elm Gebli9las 1ei unb bab Ge il, a6t
Sabren ni9ts @utes suStanbe bra9ten; eleid-
,pcbl fablt ater Der ean3e Wefen unb bic Mr<
beitsflane i'm sanaen Qanbe es nur III beutlid,
bab ie uns siel 8Sles> unenbli9 piel ltebel ueba
elmer ansemetnenS ittenserterbniB bei9eert bat,
tpas bic aneeren ltebel nod persrSBert. QaBt
uns benn feben, was bieie 8e19eeruna, bieIe St.
iultate uns fpiten. 9ln ben Nuslasen, bic cine
partei na9t erfeant man ibre Mrt, ME ben 3d.
gel an bet Jebern.
Sefentlide Museabtn rGbrenb
Der &ebeuipn, .""..a.
..."......"$3,30O,00O,0OO
Sir bic 4 Sabre" ftitber, .....
...........$ 81, 6OO,OOOyOOO
Sn 8 sabren," $$4.9OO,0O0,N0
Oefentide Mus9aben BON
1889 bis 1861 ......~"... 1>7oQ00Qo0o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

Ger beliftte Gpmppnit Tlptpm, pel&er
i4 ldnsere ;3eit in Yaris aufsebalten, III
tebt tleibenp uberseiebelt na4 leiner tbm e.
sentbnnalih setSrenben Seisuns nabe
Biens. Der Medlenbur9tfAe 8arpn unb
8ammerterr bat nd,alid bas Slid, iiber Elm
febr a~nitdnei9es @ernS9en perfi9en 3u fDn<
nen, 70 cae or taber nur su ieinem @ersni>
gen c%pn,rrntrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
$4.9oo,oN>o0o
1>7oo,ooo>ooo

$3,2O0,000,0OO
IS purbe alto in bieien s Sabren 70 siel YER
aussabt, als in teun Mal 70 LANCER i3sit 1T bet
u Sabren 3upor unb nod $3,2OQ,0O0,000-
iase $500 MiQtonen Dollars -baruber.
3usleid purte bic Ser. @taaten~ 59ulb BON
Ga auf $500 MiQiunen binaufsetrieben.-Das
iInb bic @eiultate bes &abifalismus unb bic
Spfer, tpel@e pir fir bieie &eiultate brinsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

ycrt unb 9btlabelpbia tperben jdbrlt9 5O,>
600 &tnber spr tbrer @eburt 9etpbet. &cin
@unber paS it4tli4 berTlu4 @otteslauf bis>
fem 9anbe rubt.
-Iie Sabre bes &rteses, Der ;3erfpruna,
Der 9erin9en Grnten, Der tpben Yreile bes
lebbaften @elhdfts, bes fhetnbaren @pblz
ftanpes unb Der MISREPRESENTATION Qebensrei>
fe baben baS 9anb arm 9emadt unb ber nod
p%prbanbene aber p%errin9erte &et4tbu1t
Der Nation / t IN ether 9ertn4e>
Mn3a1l Ypn D@er1pnen perets
nt9t, wdbrenb bte grpBe Mafle
bes @p1fes Grmer IN, ais fte
3uppr 9ewefen.-Die 1T bic @ei9t9te
Der leeten Sabre.
Die Grbaltuns BET Contribution Der
Ger. Staaten 1T %1ptbpenbt9 81 unierer Gr>
baltune ais cine Station finft fe in ben
Staub, bann iinft eSbr MQe. NIs Der 5uben
Don Der &egterun9 ab5ufa1en geba6te, ba er>
bpben spir uns int Mprben In Maie unit tbm
su 5ei9en, bdb er ais Elm inte9rtrenber She'll
Der linton Der Contribution ser1db gu leben
babe, bab ct btefelbe ~nin,n1er perleben burfe.
Da folsten 4 berbe &riessjabre. Die &C.
f9tdte bteier 4 Sabre - l9redliaer Sabre
= 1T nteber9ef4rteben unb es 1T burdaus
ni6t netbwenbig, bdb man fte tpteber mad
ruff pber tpieberbolt. Der &rtes tpurbe ee<
sen bic Seeefion unb au @unfen ber Nuf>
reaterbaltunS Der Union 9efabrt, unb ni4t
UNI bic Staaten aaer ibrer con itutioneQen
&e9te gu %berauben..
Gle ftamefiden 3rpiain9e, BE bier, fpte
aberaa, i9rer !3eit @enfatipr ma4ten, iinbtn
Yarts an9efcmmen, UNI ppr benz beribmtea
@birursen Or. Melatpn ,bas fe Yerbtnbenbe
Sleii4banb bur4ianetben ~ laden.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

THERE is CONSCIENTIOUS criminal serving
a term Of Imprisonment at Krems, Austria,
who asks for new trial on the ground that
his sentence is not sufficiently severe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

All average claims against said Underwriters, oe-
curing in or about this Kingdom, will have to be
certified before me. T-ly4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

man Empire. All the deputies longed for
unity, but how was it to be obtained? 1t
was upon this question that the two politi-
cal parties sprung up which have ever since
striven to gain the mastery. 1t is neces-
sary to know them both.
The first of them, the party of Great
Germany, Gross Deutsch, presented mag
niicent programme, well calculated to ex-
cite patriotic passions: All the German
States, including Austria and her pos
sessions, were to be placed under the En-
perors authority, thus establishing in the
centre of Europe formidable Empire of
7O,00O0O0 of people, occupying the north
of Italy, and disposing, at its will, of the
rest of the Peninsula; absorbing Dem
mark, through Schleswig- Holstein the
Dahubian Provinces, through TransyIva-
MIA; and the Slavons of Turkey, through
the Croats; welding its mighty influence
on the Baltic, North, Mediterranean and
Black Seas outnumbering by far the pop
ulation of France superior to Russia by
its riches and intelligence realizing, in
fact, the plans of the Othos, the Hohen-
staufiens and the Hapsbnrgs
The other party, that Of Limited Ger
many, Klein Deutscb, did not accept this
seductive scheme, because they were per-
suaded that the desperate antagonism of
Russia would frustrate all efforts in that
direction. They wanted to make Prussia
q central power, around which all the mi
nor States of Germany would group them
selves. They firmly believed that Aus
tria should be excluded, for fear of perpet-
uating dangerous dualism, destructive
to the unity of the nation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

The association for the prevention of gam
bling in New York report that s30, 900 900
are spent in the gambling houses Of that city
yearly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

COLOR OF THE CLoUDs.-The varied colors
which the clouds assume at vnrious times.
especially at sunrise and sunset, are explain,
ed by Mr.. Sorley on the principle that the
clear, transparent vapor of water absorbs
more of the red rays OF light than Of any
other, while the lower strata of the atmos-
phere offer more resistance to the passage of
the blue rays. At sunrise and sunset the
light of the sun has to pass through about
200 miles Of atmosphere within mile of the
surface Of the earth in order to illuminate
a cloud mile from the ground. In passing
through this great thickness, the blue rays
are absorbed to far greater extent than the
red, and much of the yellow Is also removed.
Hence clouds thus Illuminated are red.
When the sun Is higher above the horizon.
the yellow light passes more readily and the
clouds becomes orange, then yellow, and
finally white. Clouds in different parts of
the sky, or at different elevations, often
show these various coion at the same time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

A French soldier who during the Crimeau
war deserted and went to St. Petersburg. has
recently been discovered in France, and
sentenced TO be shot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

COULDN'T SEE THE PRoPIT.-A dog il a
good thing to have in the country. / have
one that raised from pup. He is a good
stout fellow, and heavy barker and feeder.
The man Of whom bought him said be was
a thoroughbred, but he begins to have 4
mongrel look about him. He is a good
watch dog, though the moment he sees anv
suspicious person about the premises he
comes right into the kitchen and gets be-
hind the store. First, we kept him IN the
house, and he scratched all night to get ont
Then We tied him up at the back Of the gar
den, and he howled 30 that the neighbors
shot at him twice before daybreak. Finally
we gave him away, and he came back; and
now he has just returned from at In which
he has torn up patch that had been soRn
for our spring radshes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04
MIR. y. COSTA,
JEWELER AND ENGRAVER,
Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall

Is prepared to execute with prompness all work in
his line Of business such Watch and Clock repair
ing Manufacturing Jewelry and Engraving. 3S-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04

Four men have been arrested in New York
and held to bail for carrying on a distillery
on board a vessel They would take in a
cargo of material, make short cruise during
which the still was operated, and then return
with spirit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-04
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT,

Continues the business his old plan Of settling
with officers and seamen Immediately their ship
ping at his Office. Having direct or Indirect
nectOn with any outtting establishment, and allow
ing debts to be collected in his Office he hopes to
give good satisfaction in the future be has in
the past. 3S-3m
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

| SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market for The
former confines comparatively quiet while we
| nave no transactions whatever to report In ths
latter article under this heading. There wa,
considerable inquiry to-day for Sugar, but trans
actions were confined to jobbng and retail lots
Holders, anticipating speedy resumption OF
business and an early demand for their stocks
continue firm with their rates. which are some.
what strengthened by late encouraging adyices
| from Cuba. In the absence Of any sales of round
ots Indicating ruling rates, continue to quote
Guoa sugar, grocery grades, l2i@l3lc., and
Louisiana sugar, prime TO choice, l5s9 l6ic. 10 n
Louisiana choice reboiled Molasses Is selling at
S5c., and Cuba do. ct 450D50c. y gallon.
rLoUk-Ihere was considerable inquiry To day
for the lower and scarcer grades. which embrace
only very small portion of the offerings in the
Flour market. Owing to their scarcity superfne
and double extra have continued to rule at much
higher rates, In proportion, than the choicer
grades OF Flour, Sales to day do not disclose
any I9neeable change in prices. They embrace
100 bbls, viz: 100 superfne in two lots at IS 49,
% and 100 treble extra at 50 IS; 200 treble al
sl0 20 800 choice at SIS and 1000 choice upon
private terms, which have been withheld.
CoRS-Ihe levee is comparatively bare Of pro.
duce. The last arrivals of grain per cargo have
been sold almost as soon as landed, aud ia some
instances taken up at full rates before removal
rom transports. The offerings in Corn continue
70 pe OF avery limited character, while the stock
oil better grades in this market is very light and
generally in second hands. Some 1900 sacks
were sold upon the following terms viz: le4
SACKS ordinary mixed, from warehouse at 81:
500 yellow mixed at 81 10, and 900 white mixed
at 81 Is. ~'O
OATs-Continue quiet but firm at yestsrdav,s
rates. 40 sacks were sold to day at 67tc., and
BRAN-A slight Improvement in this article.
ooo SACKS In lots, changed hands at 81 rs y 100
BAY-The stock is very light, without auy
offerings upon the landing. We quote choice
western retailing from warehouse at s26627 b
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
IINIrED states nIsTRICr CouRr-

District Of Lousans-I In the matter Of AiphoDse Ter
oa oankIupt In Bankruptcy No. $40 Whereas Alphonse
Ierron individually and member Of the Lobit
Charpentier OF the city OF New Orleans District
Gully declared bankrupt Congress ~ Na-rh
"a 1907 has this day filed in said Court pei ton PRAYING
for discharge and certificate thareof from All his
other claim prov.ble undes said act;
Notice therefore given creditors who have proved
tne oeots ana 70 All other tie 18Th
Gay OF soyembsr 1868 a. II A assigned The hsa ar
otoe same and that they then attend and show
should not be granted - - fS''~'"
j,2l aus 20 X TDFW n.,r.v fu.vk .
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TINTED STATE. DIsrxICr OoUKT

District of LOusana-In OF Samuel T. fIa,r
bsnkrupt in Bankruptcy, No b7.Wbereas Samuel L. Hair
81 toe parish Of Benvills and District Aforesaid duly
decsrd bankrupt under the Act March "a
5ssI has tns day ed IN said Court petition praying
discharge and certificate thereof from all and
claims provable under laid Ct notice given
ceditors who have proved their debts other
IN interest that the l6th day oclock
assigned for the hearing the and that they
may then and there attend show they
why the Of the laid petition should not be Granted
Clerks Orice. New Orleans July % 1868
ju24 aus 20 X LOEw D.putv C1a,k
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STATE. p,srKIov coUrT

~ u ulct o. Louisians-In the matter Of VIM B-ndell
osnsrupt In BankIuptcy, No l+9 Whereas, Wm BendeI
VI the city OF hew Orleans and District aforesaid On d.
arc eankraP under the Act Of Congress March "a 1857
tnis Gay nled In said Court petition PRAYING dis
charge and certificate hs reo from his debt and otaer
claims provsbls under said act; 49, ~ 800
Notice is therefore gwen all creditors Who have proved
esots sndto Az other In interest 10th
ny OF november 1903 81 II assigned
the same and that they may and taere attend and o
any they have why the prayer pet ton
Clerks ofice, New Orleans, July II. 1868.
yyzi Anb 70 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
TINTED STATES nIsrRICr cnnar.

NJ pistnet OF Lolisinis In the Matter Of Auguste
Picard, bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 1888 Whereas
h h,lgs Picard Of the ely Of New Orleans and
Disret aioresaid Guy declared bankrupt under the
Act Of Congress Of March I'd 1857 has dty hed IN
SAID Court spetitiOn aging discharge cartifcate
said act; $500 r' ~-~o
Notice therefore given all who have proved the
Debts and 70 AL other interest that the h day of
NovsmoeI isss At IL NJ is assigned for the hearing
should not be granted - ~ f""
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July IL 1853
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terminus is hxed ct the Head Of Lafayette street.
where within few yards Of the Steamboat and R.rrs
ss and In the immediate vicinity the waresouses and
western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected a
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT with capacity Of at lea,, tan
thousand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE % closely A.
possible the Trains will follows hating at Canal
street. French Market at Old PASSENGER Dane, and .
c. siborns street:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

District Of Lou sa, AIN Bsnkrup,cy-No 2l-In ths
matter o. John Allen, bankrupt-wh heroes John W
81 the city Of New Orleans and parish Ossns and
sieI,said duly declared Bsnkrupt under the Act Of
S.nsrsss OF March 1867 has ths day fled ~
tos praying Ter discharge and certificate thereof from
nls oens and other clai'ns able under act
neuce Is therefore veS - 4, creditors
tner debts and to all other interest that ne th
sy o. rovember 1858 A. ii assigned for the hear.
~ tne tnme, and that they then attend
si,, cause any they have why the prayer sad
shrst ONCE, New Orleans, July 81. 1863
sui 10 CHAs ola BORNE. Clark
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
Albert LYONS SCHOOL,
cHArAwA, PIKE COUNTY MISS,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
TIE FIRST MONDAY OF sEPrKxBEK 1888

Extract OF aIeter TO MT Lyon. published by permission
ron 'ns Right hev. w. NJ GREEN, D. D.. Bishop of the
Diocese Of Mississippi and Chancellor Of the University
South:
III the people generally only knew long you have bean
engaged IN teaching how diligently you have trained
Tor the work. how wisely You chosen location for
school how much yen have effected within or tn ee
nov the moral and religious atmosphere your
school, how thorough teaching of every
bow the character Of pupils whom Won
haVe already sent forth with your ra upon them Won
would be panied TO Fad that you NO room for the
part OF those who would desire 10 your training
The Mississippi Diocesan COnvestion 1868 publishes that
the pride and glory Of Diocese Albert Lyons school
at Chstawa"
Catalogues Of the fchool and general information nav be
obtained in New Orleans Robert Ptkin ESQ Is and rs
Comp street.
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Oostis narnoo,
orr or yESsBRsoE. ,

CfrT or JrsssssoS. August Is ls8.
Arrived yesterdsy-320 Texas Beeves, III
Calves and Yesrings. $50 Sheen. Sold veste,.
dsy-ls0 Texas Beeves, 81 Calves and Yesriipgs.
20 Hogs, $50 Sheep. 2 Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-452 Texas Beeves. 3os Calves and Year
.,nss, "a Aogs, ll3 Sheep and 20 Mich Cows.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

WAsHlNGTON COLLEGE LEXINGTON
w Nih6iNlA-The next session opens 81 TIM .sdaT in
september 1905 md closes 4th Thursday in june 1850 Tbs
ssSiy consists Of Gen LEE, President With pro
Moral Philosophy Hist and English Ianguaee And its
nature Applied Mathematical Natural PhlosophY hemstrv
sna Law sno Equity. The distributes into; Facnlty
Q, Art faegty Science, Faculty of Literature and
rnesophy cuty OF Law In these conferred
oistncf bachelors Degree, and the Degree Of NaSer
AIs open alike to students in each course In the De
pertinent OF Science conferred also Professional nIo
mas OF Civil ngDeer and Mining ngneer By the Aid n
Jul corps Of ss.isnt professors provision is made for mo
t9uen arne IN u D. psrtments of Engish Ancient and
MooeIn LsnRua ard q Mathematical ~ Su
ss25 'S expenses need not exceed
For full particulars apply to
E. G. GORDON,
Cletk Of Faculty
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

District Of Louisiana. = In the Matter Of Dreyfus
Bros Co, oankrupts In Bankruptcy No ZIG. Whereas
a DssyfIs BIOS TO-, a Co o. Dreyfas Jos Dreyfu,
phret aforesaid duly decar bankrupt under the Act
OF Congress Of March 3D. 1861 have this day Sled In aid
Court petition PRAYING for discharge and certfcate
tbeIeo from all their debts and other provabe undsr
Notice therefore given all creditors VII, hsve proved
ther debts and to all other ts Ian
day November 1868 at assigned for the hearing ~
the same and that they there attend and bo
should not be granted. - pS'-'''N
Clerks Office, New Orleans July IL. 1868
tzl au5D K. LOEs, Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

The citizens Of the parish u ST. Helena, white
ing in Greensburg on the l7th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
THE AXIOM PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS II
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The ARIoN PIANO roKrE declared BY The yudss, Al Al,
late sr 81 the American Institute held In September and
octeoer iso 20 Dc the best exhibition and After
test trial ordered BY the American Institute With the Psnos
eftne successful exhottors at the Exposition was a.
clsred BY their Judges be the Piano knovn a. a..
AGENTS WANTED Firs-elass and respopsbie Agsnt,
Pointed them. ~ 49,. = -~V ~
Send Tor cresArs, price list tsruas etc
Mandatory and Warerooms ISL and Ip Boxs~rv A.,
Delaney street. New York NANNFR % =
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UNITED state. pr.rKIor coU.T

District OF LOuisisna-IA the matter Of NJ 4 tlod
stein bankIupts. In Bankruptcy No liz Whereas N
j. Gvloste OF New Orleans, and District aforesad
eseiafed bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Mach
ieoL nss nis day ned IN said court petition praying
other claims provable under said act;
Note IL therefore all creoitors who nav.
ine aeo sno TO AZ other persons In 10th
Gay OF Novemher 1865 at ii IL assigned the hearing
oil the same and they then and so
cause any they have Why the prayer the said petition
Clerks Once, New Orleans, July IL, 1868
ty2l ana 70. .- K LoEw, Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
FINE rIANos...............FI PLANO.

eUsr. y0n HOPE, M Magazine street. has . nus ,toel
OF PIANOS Manufactured IN Louisiana which be Tusrsn
tees % BE equal In all respec 10 those Of foreign msker
offered for ssle IN this Proe. Be found MODFR arR
ltEens s<e invited 20 call
MI Won HoFk WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the louisiana state rsr hsd sf New Oreans In Jaauary
lssS for the sksT PIANO made In the southern States
HI 81 GUST y0M aOFE,
rrrr $50 N Magazine street.