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Pest Once .isrOraes,

rosT OTSIoH, Now Orleans, Nov - Ia
SEsltsriAss Hosoo the hsr 81 zoe New Orleans Post C
VII 5s closed follows
sss for hobile, Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta ana Al,
lumbus Ga, close daily stSP.H.
Deast Asi TO- AL rOst OHaoos sp she river a a.v
sars, closes Mondays ~ 5 , r.. .no FddaysrtsA
NeEsbnrg Walls close A. 81 sveY Tuesday and sAtard,g
vie the River.
sAi.s for Lower oasIt close a. g. svsry Tuesday an,
~~Eriday.
sss for COvingtes close at a r.. every nsadsy .,e
Thursday.
dsis Tor Algiert close daily a. ssH
Male for Stations opsousas Railroad will c.oss dan.
7PM -
hhsfor LaiOurchs Parishes VIII close on Mondsya Wsa,.
days and Fridays, at
salt Tor Galveston. BrAzos Santiago and Brsv,g.y,.
fszss, close a. A. n. Suudays Tussdays. Fburss.-
and Saturdays, via Opelousas Railroad.
Aak Tor Ouschita siver close a. Wsdps.aav. a.
Saturdays, via the Rivoa
Aait Tor horthessters Texas Eivsr q a.. n,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday.
GAi1 Ton Havana ~ Be srWsssa By svery vessel ol,.y
for said Port ~
Halls EOrtb Esst and West, New Oresu, ana !.as,o
Railrood, close daily st6Y.
Way Mails via jackson Railroad closes As d.
oFFIOB HoURS.-OpeHs 81. d., elssssa rA
rhs Delivery VII be Kept 0pss uptnTfn
tVHbAXh-~ones orazs . A a., and elssssI1u
3. ". T4LIAFERRO,
Fustraastst
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UNITED STATES CONSULATE.
pppr NAmnNr NJ L. 1890

ceived the following from the Office of the colec.
tor OF the port;
UNITED STATES CONSULATE
PoRT MAHoN, May 10, 1868.
Hon A. Seward Assistant Secretary of state:
Sri have the honor TO acknowledge the re-.
ctIpt Of dispatches Nos. 67 and 6S, also three
yciumes diplomatic correspondence.
Vessels from New Orleans, bound to Spanish
ports, with clean bills Of health are subjected to
ten days quarantine.
Vessels fom the Northern ports of the United
States bound TO Spanish ports with clean bills If
health, crews well, are subjected to three days
observation
Tie accounts received here from the east of the
typhus fever are calculated TO cause alarm. | will
keep the department advised Of ite information
received al this quarantine station.
Ny impression Is that the first case of chO era
or yellow fever reported By the Northern papers
OF The United STATES as having occurred in any OF
the Atlantic cities, will be sufficient reason for
the spanish government 20 declare all ports o.
the United states foul. Last season American
papers were cited as evidence OF the necessity
TO quarantine vessels from all ports Of the United
States. ! am, ETC., H. B ROBINSON
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The NEw ORLEANS TRADE CIRoULAR-Vol-
ume l. No. /, of this work, published by Mr. A.
NJ. Miller, No. SIS Poydras street, has reached Us.
1t is neatly printed and bound, and will be found
by business men very useful for reierenee.
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POtfhOH u Knlghf.

CAMP STREET..............Oo
Importers and Dealers in
Paints, oils, Window Glass, Staiaed and
ERAmeled Glass, a rtist.' Materials. etc.
P0TTH0FF & KNIGHT,
% Camp street. Agents for nglish Plate Glass
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80 See Supplement-.

An advertisement in another column gives
notice of very desirable furnished house to
rent, for the summer months, on reasonable
terms to a satisfactory tenant.
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TO the Travelling Public.

II being cSIre ty reported b. interested parties
route 10 the North and East via the
NEW oRLEANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD,
Is not mskrg close connections the strike
on the Mobile ond Ohio Rsilroad would state that bs
roueis rot interrupted the connections via the BE phs
snd iousvl- rozd Line This route males the qrexe.t
time from New Orleans to New Yor only eighty three hours
from city to city, ana all changes in daylight
A. W. ROUNrREE,
General So thsrn Agent
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The Fete Chempefre Receipts.

NEW ORLEANS, JuueI3 1865.
Gentemen-Tbe undersigned beg TO submit the fno~ing
Statement Receipts and Disbursements Fete Champetre
per vouchers ne which, they would remark yet in
complete and have to request parties In TO make ro
forthwith Of the tickets furnished funds the case
may be. Respectfully, etc.
JNO. ORCHARD,
MARSHALL j. SMITH,
JN0. F. BUTTS,
Finance Committee.
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III. VI. Thompson.

PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
lT FULTON STREET. NEW YORK,
urEorAL AsEsIs CT a.. ozIEAss oRssosurl
- elassS Of kEHCHAEDIsE- AGRICULTURAL T,,
ELEMENTS, etc.. ETC.. purchased on commission
Geod spurchAseS only Of arst eass H0usc. ,na a. L., ,
act low than partie. purchase theu.slv.,
umeeni sum must be rem tied freisht .poeo,
missions, the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
seeding sl0o, ~ per cent ~
Oollections on all points promptly attended, "A
Hsv Orleans Osrsasss
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Louisiana

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
-CHARGEs-
No Extra Bates for Southern ResIdeace
Premiums IS oS any Company. One third Credit on
Payment OFFICE l42OAsAL STREET.
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ii Card.

hereby inform my Customers and the Musical Public
that have secured the services of Mr. GEORGE H Law
who has been connected with the business Of this city
for the fifteen years. Mr. Law will nave charge Of the
Music Department Of my establish cent.
LOUIS GRUNEwALO,
Music Dealer
l29 Canal street.
Referring the above card of Mr. L. Grune valid shall De
happy to my friends and acquaintance respectfully
solicit then patronage.
GEO. II. LAW.
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"SOufhern LandsD Agency.

We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PFRIY, the southern States References and iu-
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No 50 Liberty street New York
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IRON Cotton TIES.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES, am
prepared ceivs Orde from the trade for sELFFAS
TIMING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the hest quality Eng
hsh Iron, and BANDS of any requt ed length
II. T. BARTLETT,
General Agent IS Carondeiet street.
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Carpet Warehouse,
LOutsianG State Seminary.

The CLOSING EXERCISES Of this Irsttution will take
place WEDNESDAY, the 2ih inst The Annual Adires.
viii be delivered BY GEN HARRY HAYS.
An Address will slso be made by DR.. s. o. sCRUGgS of
the Board Ct Supervisors,
The contest for the Prize Medal in oratOry will take
psce I'll ESDAY the z3d inst
The Public are respectfully invited to attend.
d. F. BOYD,
Superintendent
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.FiOTiCe to Passengers
iOIN Or NORTH AND EAST.

NEW ORLEANS, June H. isss
There Is Delay obs,ructonn the ave by tha
GhtA SOUTHERN Ma l. KpUTs he strike on the
A1e and hiO snd the Nashville aud Northwestern nev-
affect bis route Psseugers fer Wash ngOu tltn0rs
Pb'lad-ipha and Rev NOr shurld buy cir tickets
~ sd Jus elton and chattanooga an pa.seng-rs going
North ct the bio River should by tickets ia ,3nd
Junction Nashville becsur Lon sviia Gas run from
Gat junction 20 MAJ Vile without The chanke.
on this roure al made Daylight there neither ferry
nor omnibus chances berths sleeping cars can b.
secured to points without any charge for securing
them.
Ticket Office under the Cy Hotel and at the Depot OF TIE
New Orleans, jackson and Great No thern Rsro d
-. n. FEGER
General southern yant
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In another column viii be found notice to
the effect that through tickets hence to New
York csn be purchased for half price at the
ofice Of the jackson Railroad. under the City
II tel This reduction is sde in order to accom- no.
date the many persons, delegates and others, who
will be DESTROYS Of visiting the metropolis during
the sitting of the coming Democratic nominating
convention. The route via the Jackson Railroad
has just now a great advantage over others, in
that 1t and its connections there are at present,
no 4" strikes" From the following dispatch to
Mr.. +. Ware, general ticket agent, which has
been kindly placed at our disposal, i. would seem
that other lines are not so fortunate:
MOBILE June II. 1868.
Strike on Mobile and Great Northern Railroad,
and threatened strike on Montgomery and West
Point. l.. ]. FLEMING, Gen. Sup't.
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PhOtOIl1S
=" Il A Il II A n LO TIC

Il A Il II 1 A n TON"
FOR
BEAUTIFYNG THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
&.
PHALONS Pspt.an Lotion removes All EzuP
TioSs, FRECKLES. PIMrLEs, MOrH BLOTCHEs
TAN etc, and renders the Skin Son. Far and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery il is Invaluable For s,Is
after Shaving it has equal "Papbian Lotion ia N.
ony reliable remedy FOR diseases and emishss Of the skin
PHALON'S Psphian sospn for ne Toilet Nur,erv and
Bath viii not Chsp the SKIN
Pnee IS cents per Cake. Sold by All pruyg,s,.
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Fdssnl0nn'S COEfOa Ties.
We have Lsrge Supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIES hand. which in al ~ Of Iron be-
ing OF best English n anuiactuie and fuzzy eed
Also, FASSMANN's BUrfON TfES, and DIAMOND
tbs so extensively used In former years
For sale in any guam ~ suit puf, hasers.
CHAMBERS d LArTING,
81 Carondelet street.
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manassas
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
sudIey Church, May 4, 1865.

We the Ladies residing and In she vicinity Of
and Bull Run battlshelds. have formed ourselves e
society known by the OF the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION and have tor object the refinement o;
the Confederate dead scattered in groups and
graves for many miles and liable obtsrai by
the ploughshare We solicit aid from brother
Of the South and indeed, every~h We're tor
poverty would not cali upon you In them
oecsntly Inferred and nelossd IN Cemetery some $500
will be needed.
Those OF friends distance Who desire to contribute
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary isy
SUE N. MoNROE, Gainesville, Prince William county
Virginia
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY J. DOGAN,
MISS M. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary.
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions for the above purpose will also received A.
the CRESCENT OFFICE; by WOODS, MATHEWS 4
CO., No IS Magazine street and by Mrs. MARY J
DEACON.
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CUrbOfic .4cfd.

THIS is THE BEST DISINFECTANT KNOWN.
Recommended Throughout the Scientific
World.
AND BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THIS CITY.
Which the following Certificate proves. viz:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
keS Orleans, August q, 1867. !
do hereby certify meeting Of this Board
the evening Of the 18th instant the Commes Health
imported CARb0L'C ACID IS the BEST DISNFECrANT,
and commended PAvE CO. the bSst preparation Of
GEO WIN DIRMEYER ND,
Secretary Board Of Health.
The undersigned sre now prepared to supply
PAGE q co.'s CARBOLIC ACID.
they have spared put into
opera ion produce article unequaed
pre,s as will within the the poorest
OF ms community The virtues of CARBOLIC ACID
not con ned to Its dniectAIt properties alone 1t highly
extOled
EXTERMINATOR OF vERMIN,
Sueh Chirehes Rosehes Moths In The Hen House
AM on bard OF ship 1t is ind spensibe.
The Cost is small--Its Merits Great
TRY If AT ONCE.
WE WILL ABIDE By THE PUBLIC VERDICT
PAGE CO.,
No 40 Fulton street.
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GUARANTEE AT SPANISH PoRTs,-we have re-
ceved the following from the Office of the eolec.
tor OF the port;
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photographs
OF ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND CoLoRED PICTURES,
Copies OF Pictures
Made by beo and during war lad by apply
ing AT my Old Stand lCl tANAL STkEET, where can
nov he found daily and shall be glad OLD friends
and the public generally.
JOHN n. CLARK.
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Just Opened.

Just Opened.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALE cry.
Corner Magazine and 81. Andrew streets.
Over Libermsn's Dry Goods Store.
PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 80 per dozea
AnBROTYPES. rs cents.
PORCELAIN PICTURES "a
And 81 work guaranteed equal eny done IN the city
Call and tesour Specimens.
WILEY & SOUBY.
To all Interested
IN rHE-
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.
The frs Congregational Bnltaran) Bocisty Announce 4
tne puse that services viii be held IN the Church corner
81 thsres sno julia streets, Every SUNDAY, alta
The Rev. HENRY ?. BADGER, Of Cambridge Mass
The Trustees cordially invite al the proyr-
LIBERIA Christianity 70 ioin them n their efforts 70 main
81 orssr Of the Board OF Trustees
CHAS. J. LEEDS,
JOHN M. eoG frIif5a'n'
J. Q. A. FELLoWs,'
Few Orleans, December IS. 1857.
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Improved
SOUTHERN PETROLEUMS rOvEss.
JERVEY'S PATENT.
The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook better and
quicker than oherrstO without smoke dust ashes or
assDt odor
The Stove be daily in operation hours a.
Johnstens Lunch stsnd, in the Merchants Exchange ano
also 1T the establishment, No. los Magazine street
Oil fol Stoves at IS cents per gallon
JOS. r. DE MANY.
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MEXICO.

New York, January pa telegram
from Mexico says Por6rio Diaz had re-
turned to the capital.
The Mexican troops are to be paid
fortnightly in advance.
The Legislature of San Luis Potosi
levied forced loan of $4,000, 1000 upon
merchants, payment whereof has been
refused, and some of the merchants have
been imprisoned.
Since the rebellion in Yucatan
the State OF Chihuahua has been in
secure in consequence of the intrigues Of
0rtega, Perez and others There were
various rumors in regard to the projected
expedition against Guatamaula. Ssna-
tor Serez, who has been rendered posi-
ton in the Cabinet of Juarez, has been
compelled to decine on account of i'll
health.
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RUSSIAN AMERICA.

SAN Francisco, January 2s.-Advlces
were received from Alaska up to the 18th
instant. The weather was mild, the
daily average of temperature in Decem'
Der and January being about 270 Fahren1'
heit.
The effects of the Russian Fur Com :
pany were sold for about $4,000.
There were several arrivals from Vic
toria and Puget's Sounds with supplies
for the garrison and the people.
The holidays we're celebrated by boat
races and masquerades.
The race between the fast cutters
jamestown and Resacca was won by the
former. The same boat won, the sweep
stakes on the China seas, in 1864, from
English, French and Dutch vessels.
There was one death among the new
colonists, caused by whisky.
No mention is made of trouble with
the Indians.
The barks Nepa and Moth are expected
to sail in few days for the Liberian
coast, with the late Russian garrison and
other passengers.
Considerable trade is springing up
with Oregon and Washington Territories
and British Columbia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

GENERAL MEADE has informed the
government that the Offices in his mill
tary district cannot be filled if the iron
clad oath, as it is called, is insisted on.
Not an Office in a hundred in Georgia
can be filled by men who, having any
decent qualifications whatever, can
honestly take that oath. 1t is as fol-
lows:
/, A. B., do solemnly swear Tor affirm
that have never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States since | have
been cit zen thereof; that / have vol
unfairly given no aid, countenance,
counsel or encouragement to persons
engaged in armed hostility thereto; that
/ have never sought nor accepted, nor
attempted TO exercise the functions OF
any Office whatever, under any authority
or pretended authority, in hostility to
the United States; that have not yield.
ed a voluntary support TO any pretended
government, power or constitution within
the United States, hostile or inimieal
thereto; and ! do swear Tor AFFIRM that
10 the best Of my knowledge and ability,
will support and defend the Constitu-
ton Of the United States sgainst.all en-
emies, foreign and domestic; that wall
bear true faith and allegiance TO the
same; that take this obligation freely,
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FOREIGN.

LIvERPooL, January 29.-Cotton, firm;
estimated sales, $4,000 bales; uplaHds,
q 10 7Id.; Orleans, to 81
NEW YoRK, January 2s.-The steam
ship City Of Antwerp, with dates to the
10th, has arrived. The London Times
describes the distress at East End, Lon
don, as vast and heartrending. The
number Of persons in receipt Of outdoor
relief is upward of 10000. Measures
have been adopted but fail TO meet the
absolute need The amount Of pauper-
ism is demoralising the districts.
Very sad tidi7gs have been received
in Paris from almost every part Of
France. Trade and manufactures are
paralyzed By a variety OF causes, in
which the uncertainty prevailing in
regard to the poliiicsffuture had no small
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Morrissey in Congress.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune gossips about Morrissey
in this wise:
John Morrissey, of New York, is
nut upon the rolls as banker = not
faro banker, just simply banker
Being asked why he chose that title
instead of gambler or pugilist, by
either of which he is better known, he
replied that he was no coward; that he
had always been a gambler, and always
would be one; that he had also been a
prize.fghter; that he had been in the
lowest brothes in the country that he
had been the companion Of thieves and
cvprians, but that he was never IN
quite so bad company as when he went
into Wall street, among the bankers, and
brokers. He said there was less hon
esty and more trickery and thieving In
Wall street thap among his former asso-
ciates, and he did not want the world to
misunderstood him. He wanted to be
taken at his worst, and had, therefore,
chosen the designation of banker.
The four remaining bankers are Cor
nell, of New York Griswold, of New
York; Hubbard, of West Virginia, and
Prince, of Iowa. Whatever may be said
of Morrissey, his heart is OVERLOOKING
with warmth toward persons in affiiction,
and he has no hypocrisy. He went to
every house in his district during his
campaign, and frankly asked for the
, support of the voters. He told them he
was gambler, but he wanted his boy,
who was growing up, to know that his
father was something beside gambler
and banker; but now that he has been
to Washington, he thinks he adopted an
unfortunate manner of lettering his
name.
In addition to losing his 100000 a
year while in Congress, which he says
he could make if in " business, he is
also losing his good name. His old
friends won't speak to him any more,
and he is nearly broken hearted. He
wishes he had been government con-
tractor. He is sure that is respectable.
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The New York Freemans Journal
thinks one of the most certain signs OF
Gen. Grants failure to be elected, and
one Of the heaviest weights he will have
to carry, is the Endorsement OF the stuck
up, bond.holding millionaires of New
York. The Stewards, Vanderbilts, AS
tors and Coopers have much money, but
few votes and less Influence. 1t isunder.
stood this class Of men are the holders OF
u. S. bonds to very heavy amount
And Grant, as their candidate against
the people, will find votes ard men
scarcer than they were when he became
immortal at Richmond as the Great
Butcher. The Freemdn's Journal says;
Grant has been killed as a Presiden'
tia candidate by the ofiicious action
of these very heavy bondholders. The
people of New York and the people OF
PENNSYLVANIA are not with the bond
holding aristocracy. Every State OF
the Northwest is of one general mind
on this matter. Orant Is BOluB w oo
the candidate of the rich bondholders'
The leading issue in the next Presi,.
Dental canvass is to be the question OF
getting rid of onerous taxation, and OF
the war debt, as its cause. Two ways
are presented. The first is to pay off all
these in the declared currency in which
they we're contracted. That currency is
qreenback paper There is another
plan--and the only alternative possible
1t 10 Reputation of the entire
war debt, as not lawfully con-
tracted We can assure our black Re-
publican opponents that they are 10
much danger from this latter idea. IL
has very much of example to justify it.
We are in favor of the mitigated plan.
We are for paging off the war debt in the
same currency in which it was contract
ed, at about the same per centage on the
value Of a gold dollar. But, if this plan
is defeated, then we will join with those
that advocate repudiation-that is, de-
nying that the huge debt declared against
the United States was ever legally or
constitutionally incurred.
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WHILE the negro is supported in the
South at a cost of two hundred millions,
and an army of mean civilian office
holders, and the whole effect is to i'm.
poverish and utterly ruin the South, so
as to disable il from aiding in the paying
of the national debt to an extent half
equal to the debt accommodating for its
government, the North is at the same
time stripped of its means to pay the
same debt by official thieving, whose
name is multitude. The tax on distilled
spirits alone should yield two hundred
millions or more at two dollars per gal
Ion. But instead of doing so. it yielded
only s2sbOOOOO in 1867, or, in other
words, was stolen down totem cents gal
lon. The same process is going on in
nearly the same proportions as to tobac-
co aud various other articles. The te-
uure Of Office bill makes the President
powerless, and the thieves grow fat and
the country lean. So much for the re-
suits Of the best government the world
ever saw"