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ARTICLE FIFTH.

All powers of the Corporation shall be vested 10 Board Of
Director: consisting Of s,st each Of Whom shall
ton On the first Monday Of June thousand eight
o said boa Of Dirscors shah be held 1t tas Office Of
the Corporston Of which election previous notice Of
voted S sss hJ Pr &
the first meeting sitter their election shall of the
number for President of said Board well Of said
The President shall preside at all meetings OF the said
Bsssp Or Of the &C. % % and in cSss q his absence
number President pro tenn no shs TOR the time
aforesaid shall dissolve the said Corporation
but the Directors then In office shall hold until
above provided for and shall continue an ssctiOn be
ARTIcLE SIXTH
The Board Of Directors ,hsI appoint Secretary and all
stIessure fx the salaries officers Of the Corpo
any Of agents and shall make and
such bylaws for the proper and regulation
proper sjorty Of the said shall be neces ssry to
"a Board snail also have the power to an sny m
may occur therein by DEATH absence regns any
ARTICLE SEVENTH
Each shareholder at all meetings for the election Of Drec
tors Oher hs be entitled Getty or BY proxy
to one vote on each snare of stock tsld By him
ARTICLE EIGHTH
All transfer Of stock shall recorded at Office of said Cam
pany IN beck Of ransfr 70 be kept for that The
Of recording such transfer abide by all conditions
q
tons or bylaws made and adopted in thereof
ARTICLE NINTH. -fll ur.
This Corporation shall BE- and continue for during the
term Of twenty i've from and after the OF these
presents: and may oIga.i1s for busssss
ARTICLE TENTH.
The SOllSEns nsSsd stOs.hOldsrs 4, John p.,id.ou
Frank Seymour, James ID. Blair, Robert Roberts and
who shall their first meeting one Of their
number Presidents and the said Board ust SUI
ticls Fifh. '''''-'N 40 ~,
ARTICLE ELEVENTH. TEl
ne Board Of Directors may accept Professionally any
any amendments OF the Law under which the same Is
By any act Of Congress. Of the United States Of amss
but the na acceptance Of any such power OF yege shall
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
The liquidation of the affairs said Corporation at the
Us Stockholders shall be conducted BY stockholders
meeting convened for that purpose after sixty days pre-
vi notice in two newspapers published in New Orleans
On . also all other privileges be conferred upor said
qndaOrs shall be fixed in such the said Stock
holders may at such general meeting determine
ARTICLE THIRTERNTH.
The names Of the Stockhcldsrs their residences the
declared to be such as subscribed 70 this act opposite
Thus done and passed IN Office, at Mes Orleans sore.
shu IN MeosrA james 0ranam and George
Cenas witnesses Of lawful domcaed IN his city,
hereunto sign their with the and the
notary, on the day and dare Aforesaid.
Original Sgned)
JOHN DAVIDSON, x, FONTAINR.
ID. MUkHEr, W. SEYMOUR,
NJ F. BIGHY, JOHN LEEOS
W. H. MCCLELLAN Z A TYLER
JNO. p MANGO. Agent, JNO HALLIDAY
.: o. nixon, and Others
JAS GRAMAM,t
Gao CENAs. ANDREw HERO, JR,
- Notary Public
tsigned) ANDREW HERO JR,
= Notary Pubic
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BURLNeAME's JoB.-A Washington dispatch Of
the 18th says:
Much interest is manifested to know Burlin-
games exact engagement with the Chinese gov
eminent. The position was rendered for life at
an annual salary of eightyi Thousand dollars in
gold, which was declined. Burlingame agreed to
accept for i've years at Q salary Of fifty thousand
dollars. The government next insisted on twenty
years, but finally agreed on i've years, with the
understanding that be would renew the engage.
ment. On his arrival, Mr.. Burlingame placed
himself In communication with Mr.. Seward, who
is quietly at home in Auburn preparing general
programme for treaties with that aud sll the
Western powers. The leading features of the
programme are an assimilation Of coins, weights
and measures. Mr.. Burlingsme and the two Man
darins leave on Saturday for New York to partake
of dinner rendered the embassy by the board of
trade. ... .
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

EUROPEAN INTELLIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLITICS.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs-FINAECIAL SITUATION IN
NEW YORK.

w" hohAs
ton Of proxies will greatly lessen the majority
against the Irish church appointment bill in the
House of Lords. ft --,-. t.,
The Crefans in Athens offered an address to the
American consul there and made an enthusiastic
FRANKFoRr, June 2l.-Ronds firm, III.
WARRINGTON, June II. Politics are very quiet
The partssns Of different candidates are evidently
preparing new combinations. Non committalisn
seems 10 be the rule, and nothing decisive can
be expected until after the consultation which viii
occur sunday, July 9Th, at New York. .. Ed
The feeling here seems TO favor the man who
will be sure TO win, regardless OF fictitious and I'M
important iasueA The question of the vice presi-
deDcy Is not discussed at all. ~ Z. b.. - ~.
The unceremonious and, as claimed, illegal re-
lection Of soldiers vote in this municipality and
the defeat Of the clerks bonus bill, create intense
local bitterness against the radicals. z. ~
Seward has returned. e...r ..I
The new tax bill makes tobacco 81 Lie gov.
eminent deposits per cent per annnm I; other
deposits one per cent; whisky, as heretofore
stated, so cents. The machinery Of the bill re-
Gently recommended is preserved; but beyond
the items mentioned above, there are no changes
in rates. -i4t ..f l' f.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 2l-The corner stone
OF q new Catholic cathedral was laid to-day. An
immense multitude Witnessed the ceremony. ~ j
CLEvELAND, Ohio, June 2l.-The steamer Morn.
C0urtlsnd thirty miles hence at midnight Both
sunk. The Star had forty passengers and thirty
Of q crew. The bark had crew OF thirteen. OF
these thirty are missing. James Morton, clerk Of
Star, and Mrs. Haekett, wife of Capt. Hackett,
one OF the passengers, were seen to 60 down.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-The week closes with q
very dull money market and q continued plethora
OF capital. The present stagnaton in speculation
at the Stock Exchange, and general dullness in
business circles. limit the demand for money hence
the supply Is still largely In excess of the demand
Call loans are to per cent, and prime discounts
to per cent. The weekly return of the Asso-
ciated Banks Of the city IL very favorable one,
and shows continued accumulation of money at
this point. The decrease in loans represents the
limited demand for money, while the decrease in
specie is caused by the customs and export de-
mand, and the heavy increase In legal tenders is
probably the result of the payment on mstured
compound notes. ,I 10
Arrived Steamers Monterey from Charleston,
Meade from New Orleans, Cortes from aayana.
and Arizona from Aspinwsll, the Halter bringing
Q million.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

EKNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE HAsus.o-
~ turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolsf Car
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jujube Paste Gum
Drops sna syfCps oy steam Importer Of French Orns-
ehns Decorated Toys oos.auss Fancy Papers for osrs
Stands Bouquets Catonagss Fancy Boxes for Christ
and New Year Presents Oornucopias etc etc Es "a
Orleans, IA w"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

A sknLMEe COTrOs aINs En y
80 ho OOTTON PICKERY, corner St Thomas and ~
rsesss IN he Immediate vicinity Of the foioviss
PERI Planters Tyler, Factors, CouimercaL Pelican or
eans nerchAns Vicksburg and Penn Having srstclsss
Osrvef cotton Gina Of eighty each ths lstsst IN
prosso ne prspsrsd haul gin and paek Cotton on sns
Bon q Pre- CSrrsnt once. l,s anvssr rsr,,.,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
A BOOK FOR THE UNroKrUNArI
ERENCU MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT CO.,
Chemists 90 HI. Il. n. Prince Napoleon.
PARIS

These different medicines represent the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and fne
rspeucs They be confounded with qusck
medcines their efficiently indicate their compost
circumstance ~hch has cused taem appreciated
and prescribed by the Faculty the whole world They
widely differ from those medcnes advertised In
the public able TO possible disease
they Applicable only bu, very s sluts rns
sale II
medical and only those which have und
by Academy Of Medicine and have besa
sfc the hospitals the practice
The hrs neeical authorised by ths Govern nsnt
This fact be guarantee for the exceency Of Mes
GRIMAULT 90 Is MEDICINES.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

HAW KINSs BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLES,
Copposite St. Charles HotelJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN cRAR3E
Ths hest brands Of LIQUORS and WINES, such a. Hsv
6ns has set forth for years. Constantly hand Also
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
ARTICLE FOURTH.

The 400 hundred shares third Of the capital
stock and in the foregoing article shall
belong to the said o. 5. Hunt, m Prsstsnd Peter
discoveries entees named In article second
their assigns and shall equally with the other shares
but of money shall be required from the holders
thereof received from levied
upon the other stockholders being considered having
already paj BY the holders Of said reserved shares that
IL TO when 5 per cent on the amount sub
scrbeo the other shares pad, then @ twenty five
per Of the said aha shall
sdered having been also paid when 0J fifty per
pd the other sh.r shares shall be rated
stock which go fifty cent has been paid, and
But all diviseDds Of the profits OF the Company shall be
equally paid 10 the hooers OF ali shares in proportion only
the shares held by EACH but upon which
nsalmen she'll be shall be entitled TO receive any
divdenc.
acceptance of the above shares and the subscribing Of
their these articles Of association shall imply
the part Of the safe s. Hunt VIM r. Pratt aRd p. NJ
reteon full conveyance transfer and assignment Of all
re hts the State Of Louisiana their discovery
invention whether the patentabe equitable and
TO al future improvements on the ssma
The said pstentes shall further entitled TO receive from
the said Company S7UUO Thousand dollars, a
for their expenses ~ and future rmens
in injection with their discovery which SAID shall
up: LIST By allowing them go 6fty per cent the
shares subscribed by others and I'd,
either of be profits OF the Company out Of like
Dorti on
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DIR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF NEDIcIND
Liqufd Phosphate OF Iron.

The newest esteemed medicine Of Chls-
rosis Pans the Stem aen, Dicat Digestion. Dismsnor-
hea. Aninsa General Debility and Pooraess Of blsOd
s particularly TO regulate the functions OF
nature, and all ladies OF oelicse constitutions veil
persons suffering under any kind OF uesity Whatsoever
the Of healh par excellence in ell and
relaxing climates
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4 No More God Liver OH.
aRrHAuLrs SYRUP OF IopIzEp HORSE RApIsHi

This medicine has been administered with tbs utmost
the hospitals Of Paris Ii is perfec Substitute 70
God Liver OIL and has bean found mos beneficial Disease
of the Chest Scofus, Lymphatic Disorders 9resa Sick
ness Atony and Loss Of Appctte IL
the constitution in purifying the blood being the most
erful deputsVe Town IL has cen applied wi happy
resus In Diseases the Skin Further will be found V
be Of benefit to young children subjsc 70 Humors
aud Obstruction Of the Glands.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
ARTICLE THIRD.

The capital stock of this Corporation Is hereby nxsd the
$2l00OoJ Two Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars
Represented by l0 hundred shares OF lD0J
hundred dosrs each Of which Onethd, say 400 hun
dred shares reserved and set for the
pressed in the article fcowipg the other thirds 4
fourteen hundred shares shall be subscribed and paid for
foows The subscribers the said Company shall into
the hands Of the President Its organization for business
ten dollars each and share Of sto subscribed by
the remaining ninety collars share able de-
mand the office Of the company after th days noce
the Board Directors may require; but call shall at
he made for than ten dollars share
after the payment OF the st INSTALL
mint of ten cent discharge himself from all further
abty for the remaining nstsments BY declaring st the
Office Of the Company, st time provided be before the
expiration of the thirty days notice above mentioned in
which such stockhoder shall forfeit all payments thsre
tofors made By him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
AGRICULTURAL.


Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKINLAY.
he inventor Of the most approved RICE PoUsDER new IN
use who has been Tor 30 years engaged In the
strucon, erection and management Rice Machinery vs
are prepared under his supervision construct an knd
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for the
market and V furnsh al necessary drawings and specin
estisns.
model Of MeKnlays PAten. Rice Hursr suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can b,
cen Cd sstAbishnenk
a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

GRINAULT CO.'S
syrup OF Ferrustnous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists TO d. R II. Prince Napoleon,
Is RUE RIoHELIEu PARIa
powerful tenics In the medical world OF persst
mpidy and agreeable taste this syrup taken with pleasure
Is par n. sscsisnss shs FERRUesoUs TONIC vhseA
soUps S.ss9d attaining the age u ana
g children Of weak constitution and Is particularly
want e Appetite, Poverty q Blood sse '''' '''A"'
No More Dimeult PainfaI Digestion.
DR. BURN DU BUIssoNs G.sursate ofths Paris Inps-
nal Academy Of Medicinal DIGESTIVE LOzEsGEs.
This delicious preparation always prescribed the
the Digestive Functions such Gastrits sstagia Long
and Lsborous Digestion. Wind In the Bo~sl
Nsrvoss headaches. Neuraisis. DiaI rhea.
be- Dysentery,
INsTANTANEoUsLY CURED BY aRIMAULrs
@a GUARANA
This vegetable substance which grows Braxs has
been employ mmemoris 20 cure DIFFERENTIATION
Of he Bowels II has
vice in cases Of Cholera ss Is preventive and In
No More Copaiba aud Cubebs.
GRIMAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
p TATTOO vKGETALIs
whsr al other medicines failed these preparations
They hospitals Of Psrs By ihs ossss stsd d.
..1 ss and sSs e al %
used In recent and capsules in more chronic csssa
n bah the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS ara
accompanies By Instructions 70 the In which hey
General Depot in Psnsa aRmAULr q CO.'S,
InNsw Orleans at p DUcoSaE'S,
Ohsrtres street
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Consumption Cared.
aRrMAULrs SYRUP OF HyPoPHosPHIrE OF LIME

This medicine Is considered 10 be sovereign remedy
In Of Consumption and otser Diseases OF the Lungs
II promptly ali the serious SYMPTOM The
cough rsv night persprsons and the patient h
rapidly restored 70 health -
BE sure 20 see that the signature Of GRIMAULr
co affixed 70 the bottle this Syrap is aols TO imts
tons.
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
CrATE OF LOUISIANA
oITT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be 1t known. that this tvenynrst day o. May In the
thousand eight hundred and sixty eRnt oefo
Pierre Charles Cuveer notary public in and Tor he city Of
New Orleans Parish Of Orlesns State Of Lousan aorea
duiy commissioned and personally anne and appeared
the parties whose horeunto subscribed VINO de-
clsred that rvang tDemrelves of the provisions OF the
statutes Il h. State OF Louisiana relative TO the
Of corporations in this State they have covenanted and
agreed snd do BY these ana bind
themselves and those whom they represent 70 form them
selves into and constitute corporation for the objects aOd
and under the pusons and regulations follow
ing, that Is to say:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The and title Of said corporation shall be TIE LOU
ISIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domicl is
established in the city Of New orleans.
ARTICLE SECOND
The object and purpose OF ssd Corporation Is to extract
from the soil Of the state Of Louisiana natural
tanned exist below ts surface and TO improve utilize col
lert aad distribute the by the o the and
machinery invented by Caleb Hunt William Pratt aud
Peter Peterson, for which application for patent has
been fled end Of guch other machinery apparatu
improvements mechanical chemical may hereafter be
discovered invented constructed by the paeutses
others from whom said Company acquire the right Of
using and working the same.
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ARTICLE NINTH.

majority Of the Board shall be necessary to for, ouo
act - -P0'0'o
The Board Of Directors shall have power and are hsrebv
authorized TO buy sell and personal ~
may be required tor the use of the Company. "
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

rtFA raUIaiftau N aa
sa s p. soc 10 any nsssa snd
" cure IN the Head Teeth,
Tempes Neck Shoulders. BreAst Back, Heart, Lunxs,
Sides Hps Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes intsrnsi OF
Fghtfui C.ncers-ln fact PAIN any csass Rhss-
matte Neursgc from mosquito one 20 toe most inense
Labor quick Pain Paint or reduce inhsm
rapidly hss as soon give no PAIN In ts sp
feeble aged person, and 70 harmless rs Pain Paint
AppH'' rec ~ no. o. o"''N1' jim GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
EACTB - MsssnL n. Kisnsr Holisnes-i No. ~
PoydrSs Manufacturers Of the Nalskon bitters
ron BY the o. Government manufacturing the Hslakon
Bers and found In the ingredients employed compound
well calculates excite and kseD good order the digestive
have prescribed said Bters several times and IN
effect remain. gentlemen. respectfully, your mos
ob~dient servant a. MERCIER M D.. 1888 Canal street.
have examined the hold for the Of
Mslskon Bers and ind nothing In the ingrsden thsfsd
taken In nordinse Quantities Indeed 4 nothing bu 10
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, NJ. q.
Your MslakOs Bt,ers, which have examined, do mos
contain ingredients injurous 70 health and be
nendsd 70 those who srsi Of COED tonic
Yours. N. sCHUPPEkf. n. ID.
A BOOK FOR THE UNroRTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE on PRIVATE DIS
EAkES Impotency Loss OF Power Nervous DEBILITY, win
Notes mpedments 10 Marriage should be resc By all
mplatng marriage Sent BY mail on receipt Of % cents ~
j. B. DUFF GRIFFle @
New Orleans Medical Institute.
where al private diseases successfully trsstsd
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ARTICLE TENTH.

The Board Of Directors shall appoint secreary and all
clerks and and at plessura and
shall NJ the salaries Of all efcers CT the Corporation and the
amount OF security that shall be required from any on sad
officers and agents. Said Board may delegate sucb
the sscton the ordinary othe COMPANY
to committees OF their body their agents. !.
they may deem expedient and also appoint agents with
In and without the State under such conditions as 10 them
shall seem proper and they ha the power 70 make nv
laws ues and regulations and to amend and the sss
ne interests OF the Corporation require
shall also have the supply any cs that NAV
occur in their Board Such vacancies may be declared on
account OF DEATH resignation want of the requisite number
OF shares Insolvency or absence without leave three suc
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The ard title Of said Corporation shall be tn
UNITED STATES NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY the donc shall be the city Of New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana
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plurality Of votes counting vote for each share NJ
stock voted upon shall be sufficient elect Directors who
shall ct their hrt MEETING ser their election choose one OF
their number for President Of the Associate 81 be
etced BY majority Of The whole Board sod upon whom a
citations and other legal process shall be served
shall be the duly Of tina President preside at all eet
nRs OF the Board and in Of bis or INABILITY Ia
act the Board shall elect Of their number pro tenn who
tha for the time exercise the full powers President
All elections shall be BY ballot under the
Of inspectors appoin ed bv Boerd one weak
prior TO any election and in absence neglect or refusal
10 Of such inspectors President Of the Board x a.
point others In their place r
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23

thus done and passed IN my ONCE said city Of New
Orleans IN the presence Of Adophe Blache and Henry "
hysms competent Witnesses who hereunto sign their
names together With the said pa. and me the sad notary
on the day month and year fret shove written
Original signed: GEO. FOSTER and others.
~ p CHS. CUVELLIER
4. pr.cur ..- Notary Public.
II. III. HHAMS, JR.
true copy Of the original:
osigne0 p CHS CUvELLIER.
Notary Public.
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20 promote the social material and political vsii-bsins Of
he city Of New oresn the State Of Louisiana and the
Southwest will be In the future. has been in the past
he purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days Issue
referred to earnest of the ithulnsss and
With which this design Is executed.
While the stand point the CRESCENT Independents
wit reference all the subjects Of Newspaper comment
discussion its opinions viii always Be found 10 b
Idly definitely and tesrlessly Expressed.
4 carefully sslsctsd corps Of
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On the Monday April 1862 and annually the-eafer
econ Of i've vi ectors by the stockholders shall be
the office Of the Corporst Of which election previous
notice OF at least ten DAYS shall be given in newspapers
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add 10 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial ss
upon topics of moment to the people Of this section It's ls
from the people form not the least interesting and vus
BILE feature Of wenled oolumnA large share Of each
lays Issue d given mp 70
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All powers Of this Corporation shall be vested the Roar
Of Directors consisting of i've persons each Of whom
his right at least cs25OO twenty-five hundre
dollars of the capital stock Of sso Association.
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failure from any cause to elect Directors on the da
but the Directors then once shall hold over until
election held Of which notice sh all be given a. nrovds
held. .0.'----7 = ~S~'-~- -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-09

stS~ Wool wanted, by d. Oliver, in
exchange for best home manufacture
ed wares, and 30 TO 40 cts per pound
paid See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-09
Cramer's Champion Circus To the PEG
pie Of the Northwest.

Mr. Cover This Institution con
pares iavorably II IL does not stand
irst, as 3 Champion CircuS--in appa :
rent moral behav ior and rs perform
ers. The proprietor, Mr. Cramer,
We believe 20 be i respectable and
worthy man But Sc feel in duty
and honor bound - caution, especial.
~ the landlords and hotel boarders.
respecting some OF the employees OF
said circus, they being thieves AT
PlatteviIie they are reported to have
stolen several articles from the " .
Ter House. In Lancaster they stole
many articles of value from our Ho-
tells among other things II fine
Meerschaum pipe and three pairs
boots, coat, vest, shirts, pauts, UNI
orellas, IVORY rings. &c. We sworc
out search warrant aud found some
of the articles. We found it impos
sible to fix the thieving upon any
particular man, except one Be~wick,
who is so expert at double somer-
saulting. Upon finding that legal
proceedings were commenced, this
Be6Wick ana another both ran away
q. JEHIAL HYDE
Lancaster House
IRA BELLOWS,
Mansion House