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Card Of Thanks,

A. meeting Of the Seymour Knights held on Thursday
10th inst, resolved that the thanks OF the Club
rendered TO the following named Lsoes, Gentlemen and
Clubs for their kind exerons and unng efforts to promote
the success Of the late Banner Exhibition AID for
they have taken in The welfare Of our Club:
Mrs Cornell Miss whitsde, representing Chauticleer
Club
Misses Duff Lecourt and Bidgey representing Seymour
Guides.
Mines joins S. fully, John O. Blohm and Mrs C. Gar
dame, representing Sc, rOur Knights.
Mines Hughes, j. Z. Mcguire and Dodge, representing
Seymour Knights.
Mines L J. Mcneil, Breen aud King representing Fossil
Guards
To the Fossil Guards and their Committee Msssrs NJ
Pons, g. A. tchneidsn and r. w. Warren.
To Capt. Often. Bremen ship Carl
To Capt. Frederick. Bremen ship Christie.
Ocspt HOlgis, Bremen slip INLAND.
To Capt Julsrd Bremen ship Mozart
To Capt Sehlucken, Bremen ship Dorehs.
To Capt. Hebig. Hamburg ship Bavaria.
To e. II. Dursnd Of the Blair Knghts
16J. E. hsgure, Chairman Of Committee on Exhibition
for the manner in which be conducted exhibition Also
to Mr. W. H. Wall, Secretary Of Seymour Knights and to
Major Robt Duffy and Chss s. Frey of Committee Of Ar
rsDgemepts.
The thanks Of the President undertgned hereby
rendered to The above persons Also John Bohm ESQ.,
Vice PRESIDENT to Messrs Baker Of the Picsyune Mr.
Nixon, Jr OF the Crescent TO Mr. j. werchandt Of the
Gemsn Press and to al the Clubs represented said
bton and last but not least the charming ladies who SO
kindly lent rs their assistance.
J0HN5 FULLY.
Prssidentssgnoar Knishts
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THE JACKSON RAILROAD CASE.

No sooner has the great lawsuit of James
T. Tucker vs. the Opelousas Railroad Com.
pany been argued, than another important
case comes before Judge Durell for decision.
This time it is, however, the Circuit Court
before which the argument is made.
Jtlseems that Mr.. ID. ID. Withers holds some
100000 of interest coupons of the first mort
gage bonds of the Jackson Railroad Com
pany. dating from 1861, up. Lately the road
paid some of the coupons of its second
mortgage bonds, and has succeeded in COM
promising great many of its first mortgage
coui ms. But Mr.. Withers declined COM
promise, and last spring asked the interven-
ton Of the United States Circuit Court. Two
mast,rs in chancery, Messrs. Cohen and Well
Ter. we're then appointed to investigate the
affairs of the road and report them to the
court. The report was made; when, basing
his claim upon the statements made in that
report Mr.. Withers alleges that the affairs of
the company are now badly managed; that
events may happen which will prevent the
payment of his coupons, while the company
applies its current revenues to the payment
OF other claims, over which lis has the prior
right, and prays that the court either order
that the current revenues of the company
shall be returned to the court, to be by it dis
posed of fairly and equitably, or that the
court appoint receiver, who shall take
charge of the real estate and other property
of >the company which is pledged to the
redemption of Mr.. Withers's coupons, and
hold it until the claim has been satisfied, or
until there is a reasonable prospect of its
being liquidated. The defense made by the
company was that its affairs are such as to
warrant the expectation that the coupons will
be taken up ere long, and that the action on
the part of the court asked for by the plain
tiff would be injurious to the company and
ultimately injurious to the plaintiff. In the
course of the argument the following extracts
from the report of the masters in chancery
who investigated the affairs of the road were
adduced by Judge Bradford counsel for Mr..
Withers, to show that the condition of the
company is now such as to demand prompt
interference on the part of the court to pro-
tect its creditors:
The debt of the road increased from Feb
luaiy 20, lou, W euiu -, loOo, Do, tv1 70.
In the latter quarter of that year. viz from
November 80, 1867, to Goth February, 1868,
the debt was increased to the amount of s64,-
GOT rs. This was caused by the accumulation
of the accounts of the employees of the road,
payment of which had been postponed till
the close of the year. The cost of the road
originally was 81 ,6s0,S2O The total debt of
the road on 2sth February, 1866, was SO, 49,
766. 1t is now s4,7O2, 500, thus showing an
increase of the debt of 1892, 736 in two
and three quarter years.
If this case is decided for Mr.. withers it in
wolves the virtual taking of the control of the
affairs of the company out of the hands of the
present directors. 1t is a case the termina-
tion of which is full of interest to all the citi-
zens Of New Orleans
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The Cape Fear Fibre Company will commence
the coming year. They only manufacture paper
stock now. We have never tried paper made
from the cane, but are informed that, apart from
its chespness, II il very popular with those pub
lisbers who have used il. As soon 90 the Cane
Fear Fibre Company shall resolve itself into the
q definite Wilmington IN. c. Star.
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Mr.. Ebert CAN'T. residing at Wsxa, in ST. Lam
dry parish, has made this year los hogshesds of
sugar. about 2O0 barrels Of molasses, about 1000
or 5000 bushels of corn, and Sc bales of cotton
picked. with enough for fifteen or twenty five in
the field,
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" GuSnbO!,,
H,etU Goods.

The Finest TINE KEEPERS In word direct frouths
celebrated factories Of Tobias T. r. Cooper and ss.ar
England; Appleton. Tracy Co Bartlett and Hoysrd
In Europe, are arriving daily at 49, ''N'
A. B. GRISwOLD d CO.'S.
Corner Canal and Royal strsets
ana anufacturers Of fle Jswsry Dianonds and
watches. Clocks. Bronres and Vases -.
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Carpet Wrarenossse.

A. sE0yssEAU CO., importers. offer al 10. vross
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; kArTTNG-5O roll,
china, 100 pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; Table AM
tAns-Lscs, Reps Worsed, Darnask Furniture bove,
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Holiday PreseMfs.
Lam P s

LAMPS,
Beautiful Lamps, LAMP Trimmings,
And
LANTERNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
With the med SEPTOLINE OIL. for sale lowest
cash price by the SEPToLINE OIL COMPANY, -..
No. Is Dauphin Street, Near Canal.
Give 1t trial No present could be acceptable to
lady where there Is than fine Lamp filed with this
beautiful Oil. IT WILL NOr sxOKB, WILL NOT
GREASE SOIL the finest fabric.
By the great improvements have made In the OIL and
articles Of manufacture enabled gnsran
entire satisfaction money refunded Hundreds Of testi
nonals from Planters Merchants and Resident Citizens,
suossntsrg the superiority Of Oil and chespness
durability Of Lamps and Lanterns be the
Ofhee Of the Company, Is Dauphin street
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G. III. Mernann
HAS JUST ARRIVED
WITH ONE or THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
Fine Jeweiry. Diamonds,
WATCHES AND SILVER WARE.
Ever brought to city.
Rich and Exquisite sILvERwARE, for Presents
The new and elegant BYZANTINE JEwELRY
The Celebrated Vscheron GOLD WATCHES
New Patterns in CosALs from Naples
BRACELETS OF EVERY Size AND WEIGHT.
GoRHAM PLATED WARE; new Stock throug hout
THE IMPERIAL HORSE ROsErTE.
new and beautiful article just out
All Goods imported DIRECTLY from the largest factories in
Europe and America.
G. II. ZIMMERMAN,
"a and 96 Canal street. kew Oris.ns-
IS rssssu street. New Yoik.
43 Rue Meslay. Paris
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yLous XI
vAEIETiEs-New Play by Chss Reads, Dora"
ACADBhY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." introducing the Can an
ballet
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE-sOa and
" 81 Charles strest-0pen from 8A. H.. TO los.
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Some time ago committee of the Council
was appointed to investigate and report upon
the causes of the late overflow The commit
tee reported at the last session of the Coun-
Gil. The result of the investigation appears
to be that the overflow was caused-by the
overflow or, at least, that would have been
quite as satisfactory way of putting the case
as the one adopted by the committee. We
are told that, in consequence of the negli-
gence of persons whose duty it was to guard
against such accidents negligence arising
from the long interval between events of this
kind-no proper precautions had been taken ;
and that the earthwork along the canal had
been removed by unauthorized persons. So
far, so good. All of this is clear enough. But
what follows may be regarded as a shining
specimen of aldermanic logic. We are in
formed that persons whose duty it was
to be watchful, were so careless that, in
consequence of their remissness, large
portion of the city was overfowed, and
that unauthorized persons had removed
the earthwork from the banks of the canal.
If any reasonable inference is to be drawn
from these facts it is that these neg
ligent persons and these unauthorized per-
sons are responsible for the damage inflicted
on the city. But the committee decline to
permit us to enjoy this reasonable inference
by telling us that nobody was to blame. In
view of this conclusion we despair of ever dis
covering that anybody is to blame for any
thing. To be sure we are used to being told
by coroner's juries that nobody is to blame for
railway accidents, and boiler explosions, but
even coroner's juries do not couple these de-
clarations with the statement that the rail-
way collision was caused by the act of an I'M
authorized person. orr the boiler explosion by
the negligence of the engineer. 1t was re-
served for the committee on the overflow to
refine on the usual exculpatory process by
discovering that person might do culpa-
bic act, and remain satisfied that he had done
nothing blameable. After this, what motive
is there for officials to discharge any duty
except that of drawing their salaries, or for
unauthorized persons to do any act that may
suit their caprices or their interests
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CONl-CONs.
MOUNT CARBON COAC,
From the mines Of the Big Muddy River in Illinois
For sale small large quantities lowest prices
Read the following certificate
The Mount Carbon Coal has thoroughly tested by MS
and believe be the best Goa in this market
for house use.
Jesse X. Bel, Ben. roledano,
Dr. Daniel Holiday, Henry honhf
Martin Gordon, Jsmes 7. Tucker,
j. O. Bienyenu, B. Woods,
y. l. Krsheedt A. j. Buck,
Price, Bine Topper, Chas. Robb,
II. Bonnahel Lewis wolfey
Gee. Jonas, W. l. Bodgsoa.
H. M. 1sascson, and many others
Also for sale small qusny Of slack and nut coal suitable
for mills cotton piekeres fonndres cotton presses
ETC., etc., at low prices Applyto
WALTER NJ. PHILLIPS,
2s narondeet street
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PhaEOn,S

" Il A Z II A N LOTT n "
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
PHALoN'S Paphisn Lotion removes all EEUP-
TIoNs, FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, MOTH RLoTCHEs
TAN, etc, and renders the Skin Soft Fair Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery it is invaluable. For entemsn
after Shaving 1t has equal "Psphisn Lotion is the
only reliable remedy for diseases Of the Skin
PHALoNS "Papbian Soap for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the Skin
Price. 70 cents Cake. Sold by ell Druggists
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Carpet and OIL Csoth warehouse

Ell KIN &c co.
los Canal street, Opposite Chrfst Church.
Are now receiving styles Of VELVET BRUssRfe
IBkEEPLY and INGRAIs CARP eTS. Also FI0OR
OIL CLOTHS, window Shades, Lace and Dsmask OUR
TAlNs and large assortment Of Upholstery Goods FOR
sale at the lowest market price for Cash. 'A
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26 PINE STREET New YORK.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear sir-I have made chemical examination Of sample
Of your Schedsm schnapps with the determining Il
foreign injurious substance been added TO the
simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion that the
sample contained poisonous harmful have
bee unable to discover any Of deeerous sub
stances which employed in the of quors
would not hesitate myself recommend to others for
medicinal purposes the schedam schnspps ss an excellent
and unobjectionabe variety of Gin.
Very respectfully. yours
tsigntd) CHAs. A sEELY, Chemist
new YORK. SO CEpAR STREET,
UDoLIHo WOLFE. ESQ Present:
Dear sir-I submitted chemical analysis two bot
ties Of "schiedsm Schnspps" which from a fresh
package bonded warehouse find as before that
spirtuous liquor free injurious ingredients or
hcstOn that has the marks of being aged and not re-
Gently prepared BY mechanical sdmxure Of alcohol and aro
matics Respectfully,
FRED. F. MAYER Chemist
NV xoax. znssa>v. h.y 4
Dear sr-Toe want Of pure Wines sud Liquors .dcnl
has been long felt by the profess
of lives have been sacrhced by the aduteated
Delium ems, Of the braia and
rte in this coun.ry. very Europe ov
IN uskf 70 u ulnefeace IN the
spirits sod
We have teeted the al tcles i'm ported and Id Nv
Ire udng Cir which you eel undsr the ma ne Fl
Arsmac scbsdsm schnspps, wrich consider Justly en-
ttee to tie hish reputation scqu in this country
and from your loog expert foreign Importer yoat
Bottled Wines and quors should with the same do
msnd-
We would recommend you app Of the rsspscts
bic spohscare in different parts citv as AGENTS or
the ssls Of Br sndes Wines, where the afsH
sion can obs ia the when needed for m.dieal
pupos.a
"ishing you success in your enterprise
We remain obediea ~ segv ,nts
VALENTINE MOTT, D.. Professor Of Surgery, On ven.
siiy Medical College, New York.
j. NJ. coRNoCHAN, n D., Professor Clinical surysr,.
su'seoninCtisfto the State Hospital etc. No IL Eat
Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A.. sAYRE n. D, No 7ss Brosdwsy
II. p. DEwEEs. n, No. 7sl Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTER. NJ. D.. No. 10 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE. M. d. N. 81 BIesker stie<t
JOHN o'REILLY, NJ D., No. go Fourth street.
B. L RAPHAtL, NJ D.. Pross or OF the PrnciDlss and
Practice Of surry. New York Medical Co,lsge ate No.
81 Ninth street, and others
The proprietsr also sfsrs f,r sale
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUoRs.
Imported and bottled By himself expressly far medicinal
use Each bottle has his certificate Of ~ purity.
UDoLPHO WOLFE.
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I54 Canal Sfreef.

MIME. OLYMPIC
opening per steamers China St. Laurent choice
Of the
LATEST PARTISAN FASHIONS.
Selected BY herself the last month. All the NEWEST
STYLES OF EoNNETs. HATS and COSTUMES.
Orders for the Country promptly attended and forwarded
by Express
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ItsC Orleans POsf0hHce.
Time OF Arrival ana Departure or Main.

Time OF Arrival ana Departure OF MALL.
Route Sol-New Orleans to Brashe- leaves daily Except
Sunday at A n. Arrive daily Qsunday excepted bv
Route S02-New Orleans TO Canton. departure dam
Closes at $50 n, Sunday at L. Arrives daily at s:s
Pm
Route srs-New Orleans to st. Frascsvis supplying all
the onces opened, departure Monday at Il and Friday A
A. n. Arrives Monday and Friday monainga
Route soo4-kew Orleans to Csrroon via Jefferson Ctv
departure Monday and Thursday n Arrives Mouds.
and Thursday at4p.n.
Route soO5-New Orleans 10 Buras settlemspt Low,
Coast departure Friday at A. L. Arrive. SIM
day and Thursday.
Route sOOe-Nsw Orleans to Mobile departure daily a. IL.
H.. Sunday at Il n. Arrives daily by sAn
Route Soo7-New Orleans Covington, La deu.ytn,,
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Frda
st4 r. =.
Route Kew Orleans to AIgisrs departure daily a. J..
L. Arrives daily BY liAx.
Route soS-New oieaAs to vcksburg supplying ALI ths
sees opened TO Vicksburg also Red River and Ouscht.
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at rH Ar
riyes on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 ~
Saturdays at lih A n Pascagoula Saturdays at llx
Mails for Galveston, Houston, India.olA San Antonio.
Brownsville Brasos Santiago via New Orleans and opeousss
Railroad. close att A. II. Sunday and Thursday
.....I
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico. Cuba, wess
Indies. etc.
eusdsIoups. Martinique French and prtch eu,.n. a.
vincents st. Lucia, St. Vincent Trinidad cent?
half or. optional
Cuba. Mexico, Hayti Porto Rico st. Thomas. J.m.,c,
Venezuela, United States Of Colombia English ousns-
cents half o., obligatory.
Bolivia, Chilli. Ecuador-A cents half on obeatorv
Cfrcular Postage
Circulars rated a. book packets 4 on or rnds,
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France 4. England g. and Italy IL cents zach
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each.
once Hours.
Opens at O'Clock A NJ; closes atsr H.
Sundays. Office opens at o'clock A n close. atl7x
III. m. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
NO. IS EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YORK,
or.oIAI Aersss or rsv osLnAss sEsssurr,
Al sassss Il nExoHAHDIBB AGRICULTURAL IN.
PkEMENTS, etc.,. ETC., purchased commission
esod spurchA'sd only Of arst class Houses ssd lsv
e. lsw- thaa partass purchase thsmssavsa
ueisns sum must be tied cover freight and
missions, the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
Commission on -xessdins spa pr esns; spi
sssdins 500. ~ per
COLLECTIONS 90 al points promptly attended "a
ksfsrsnos-ook ,. O. NIXON. Prop.ss-r of N
n.v o~'ssus 0vsssvv-
Our Job Office.
THE CRESCENT Is PREPARED TO DO
SUPEERIO1 STYLE,
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
An Classes Of
COMMERCIAL AND STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
LAWYERS BRIEFS CATALOGUES. POSTERS. ETC
In Connection with the
CA E9 CENT JOB OFFICE
LITHOGRAPH OFFICE,
Unsurpassed BY any In America which equal vs
which be given 1t BY the patrons and friends OF We
CRxscxrr
Jas. II. Thompson,
M Z r CHANT TAIL rs
No. 5S0 Broadway. Corner Of Eishss
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PeeIer's Genuine Cotton Seed.

From the Fustatis Plantation Isssquens county Ms
The undersigned offer for sale this seed success
producing long, strong and fine staple now estab
shed beyond cayI or doubt We safely recommend
s pecu prolne capacity to the planting community and
prepared to oil ore this point well q from he
plantation direct
E. NEWMAN 4 CO.,
Cotton Factors. IS Union streat
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q. III. Miller s. Co..
c. b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. DIELMAN
FIRST PREMIUM
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURED.
Wholesale CONFECTIONERY,
IrPoRrERs
FIRE WORKS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
1000 boxes B. P. CANDY. 1000 bxs Assd Stick CANDY
1910 Fancy CANDY. 500 boxes Rock CANDY
80 boxes New shelled ALMONDS.
Large assortment of Gum Drops. sugar Almonds Bon
bons, Kisses, Lozenge; all kinds of Drops sugar Toys
Fancy Ornaments and Cupids
large assortment of FIRE WORKSHOP boxes Fire
Crackers 5000 boxes different kinds Torpedoes gross
different kinds of Sky Rockets gross
Roman Candles.
Also large assortment of Serpents PIN Wheels Bengoa
Lights, Bombshells and Fire Crackers
And large assortment Of California Wines aud Liquors
All Goods offer at the Lowest Rates. and will be
delivered to the remotest parts the city Free of Charge
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BfaCkm0y's Music Store,
NO. l64. 49,. CANAL STREET. -. NO. l64
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
THE
VIM. Knsbe Co.'S Baltimore PIANOS;
erOyssiesn Fuller 4 Co.'S PIANOS;
kRARD PIANOS;
BORD PIANOS;
PRINCE Go Z Auto% .tic ORGANS;
And Sole Agency for the United the Musical Pub
LEGATIONS Of the Correspondence Musicale La Have Hol
land Pianos for Rent Pianos Tuned and Repaired
DIR. q. Beard,
O Gu Ii s T..........OC ULIST
I4e CANAL STREET.
George .4ices,
MANU- hCTURER OF HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
ass RAMPART STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
Orders for CIGARS every quality filed PROMPTLY and with
strict attention Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana at sur
prisingly low rates. Also LEAF TOBACCO doth thu
finest Havana and Amercan) OF ali kinds.
Has received large supply of RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. 10. Is and 20
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RErUINs
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In the expected volume Of General Grants
speeches, the sddress delivered Iby the elo-
quently taciturn "general commanding our
armies" before the New York Union League
will, probably, occupy a prominent position.
For compendious eloquence, and condensed
variety, it is, probably, unrivalled among the
many similar efforts of its author. In the
extract telegraphed to the Associated Press,
the orator commences by expressing his ac-
knowledgments to the Union League-which
must have been extremely gratifying to the
prandial patriots by whom he was surround
ed-and especially the Union League with
whose members he was dining-which was
very natural if the dinner was good, and the
cigars promised we'll and, finally, to the
Union Leagues of all other cities-which
proved the overlooking gratitude of the
great commanders heart. As the general
commanding our armies" expects pretty soon
to be the government he takes time by the
forelock and announces that he returns these
Acknowledgements to the patriotic Loyal
Leagues aforesaid for the great benefits which
the said leagues had conferred on the gov
eminent during the rebellion through, which
we have passed of late years" Descending
then from generals to particulars or perhaps.
ascending from the less to the greater, the
distinguished orator acknowledges the iber-
atty of the leagues toward himself, and to-
ward the soldier serving against the re-
bellion." This, with the assurance that he
thanks them for it, constitutes the perora-
ton of an address which, doubtless drove the
general commanding our armies" to the
reviving solace of one of the genuine Hava-
mas which the munifcent iberality of the
league had furnished for the occasion.
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Diseases or the Eve,

DR.. JULIUS HONBERGER, 1ste Assistant to Dr. sichs
PARISH oCULIsT. lao Canal street, New Orleans Ono
hours from II TO O'Clock Clinic for Diseases of the Eve
Saturdays rsm 10 o'clock. Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations Wit
the Opthsmoscope etc Poer patients viii be treated and
Grated on fres Of charge
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
A UcuoS SALE.

riapoforts Bronses Drawing Room Auits YaiptinRs.
s,siulry Mirrors Chandeliers &c. at public auction this
dav tThursdsy At the hve story stone ma siou "a
We, srlesuh street. bs,wsen Fifth aud Sixth avenues
conpsncpe at i0s clock. superb Drawing Room rurnL
urs covered French broc.e Of feh.st dsscrp
ton; window Curtains 70 match; rosewood Etsssre.,
Booke turkish hasy Chairs Pantirss by
emnen artists lace Curtains, Bronses satnary CLOCKS
and many costly worr. Of ar rosewood Piano
forter Sos Cover rosewood walnut burssus
wardrsbss commod,s Hair .nd spns Mattresses Toilei
SETS Irtanson Table Buffet; elegant China are
Glassware ,llvsr Ware; Table Cuhsrv. Lnsn IA also
bUrlg,srs af ssrvsnsi apsrtmsats.