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ARTICLE NINTH.

majority ofthe Board shall be necessary TO form. quo
rum and decision ofsuch majority shall be valid corporate
The Board Of Directors shall have full power are hereby
authorized to buy aud sell such personal properv AZ
may be required Tor The use Of the Company.
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The name ard title Of said Corporation shall Be TIE
UNITED STATES NAVIGATION 1MPKOYEMESr COM.
PANf and the dOmcl thereof shall be the city Of New o..
leans, State Of L0uisianA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

The AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges at the
late Fair Of the American Institute held 10 September and
October 1901 TO be the best exhibition aud
trial ordered BY the American Institute With the Pianos
ofthe snccesstR exhibitors the arts Exposition de
cared BY their Judges TO be the Piano TO
AGENTS WANTED First class aHd responsible Agents
wanted in every city and where already sp
pointed them
send Tor eircslsrs price hist tsrms etc.
Mandatory and WarerOOms IE and l39 BOwery, neal
Delaney street. New York. MANNER K co.
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The Ten thousand Shares haf Of the Capital Stock
reserved apart In The foregoing article shall belong
John MAnca, agent Of Edward MaucO Edward FOntaue
and John Halliday or their assigns, the pstentess aud
assgnes OF said CrissOn de Fer Improvement in Marine
Foundations in the proportions following viz Five
sand shares thereof TO said John Manico AGENT thou
sand hve hundred shares 10 aid Edward Fontane
thousand i've hundred ares thereof said Johu Halliday
Said ten thousand shares shall rank equally Other
shares, and receive equA OF The dividends
the profits OF the onpany but payment of money shall
be require from the holder thereof whether meus
assessments otherwise. All payments ass ssments
received um. eyed the other Ehodes being
considered having been seady holders said
reserved shores, BY reason Of the and assignment
unto said Company by said John r. MAnicO
Edward Fontaine and John Halliday of their rights and
interests in TO said Patent styled "CasOn de Fer"
Improvement In Marine Foundations and the right to use
the zane, and TO vsnd IL 10 Others TO use.
The acceptance Of the above Shares subscribing
their 70 these Articles # Association Imply
the Of the sad John p Manico Agent Edward Fon
tame and John Halliday and they do hereby u and
complete eonveD ance transfer and assignment said
CoOra Of all their rights and in United
States Of America In and the said discovery
entid Caisson de Fer or Improvement In Marine Foun
dAt0ns the Letters Patent granted therefor and 10 all future
imprOvemei Is the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
4 r. sAKRAZIN's

II. sAKRAZINs
TOBACCO MANUFACroRY.
Corner tres and Cont strest
MI p sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage sxt.nd.d
him since the establishment Of his factory has constsnty
aed bis best exer0ns TO bis w.deseryed reput
ton and able offer Southern states a superior
article Of cut Tobacco for smoking put PACK
AGES 70 suit the trade Bis assortment Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes, CigArs, ETC., 10 renewed By every arrival
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

CALD WILLS EXTRACT.
An oil which restores Gray Hair 20 It's orisI Al color
No washing II the head Necessary For by
q. n MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, No.I2 Magazine St
DR. JAMES SYME
wholesale and Retail Druggist. No l39 Canal street
DR. o. HASTINGS.
rrugT ist corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And at the Depot Of FELIN SAHlN.
No. IL Bsronue street. Canal
NEW ORLEANS May IA, 1868.
Caldwsirs Extract.
Having ana wed this OIL and in my experiments AP-
I'D Ny SELF, recoguive that IL Of the best
articles yet presented to the pub for purpose restoring
The hair its original color In mOny which hereto
sffx signature.
lSigned FELIX SARON
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium.
q. II. CALDWELL. Psfentee.
Hotel des Etrsngers, No l2g Cnartres street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE EIGHTH.

plurality Of votes Counting for each share of
stock voted upon shall be sucens Directors who
shall ct their fret meeting after their election choose one Of
their number for President Of the Asso on shall be
e,cted by majority Of The Whole Board upon whom All
citations and other legal process shall he served.
1t shall be the duly Of the President preside all meet
ings OF the Board and in OF his inability 10
the Board shall elect their number pro tenn who
thal for the time exercise the full powers Of President
All elections shall be by ballot the superntendence
otwo Inspector appon ed bv Board week
prior 70 any election and In absence neglect
TO set Of such the President the board ,v
point others in their place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
TRY 1T! TEST 1T THORoUsHLYi

II will cost nothing 10 do By making application
to the UNDERLINED Machine will be your redence
and will be shown how t. f. and leng
Of tine given to test the Machine decide merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN do your washing half TIE abor less soap and
water than you usually use; will the Of the
Machine IN the clothes and fuel in less than one
year makes no sop does away With the necessity Of stand
ing steaming tub, and prevents the washer from
hsiug the steam Of hltf asO from getting
and will many he the Of preventing sick
and saving a Doctors ttl
An ingenious COG-WhEEL WRTNGER Is affixed 10
the Machine and is made of Inoa Rubber Cyinders
vrngs the clothes almost ready TO- ironing
Is Useul Simple and Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sale. Use the
Magnolia Washer,
the WomAns Health and both Labor and
Money. l.. A GAILLARD
NJ. los Poy'lras street
Owner Of the Patent RI ght Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE TWELFTH.

failure from any to elect Directors the day
nsrned for that purpose shall dissolve
but the Directors then shall hold over until
election il held ct which notice shall given As provided
held. ~ -
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST
At the solicitation Of many Citizens the Management tender
the Of the Academy on
Monday Evening. June &c. Isss.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS JENNY EsGEL,
Upon which occasion the Choice Gems Of the Season
together With OUR NATIONAL GAME, BASE BALL.
and THE FEMALE PRIVAIEBRs will be presented for
the last Time
HELP FOX THE LITTLE ORPHANS.
ORLEANS DRAMATIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
On Thur.day Evening, june s5,
Will Perform
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE ST. vNcENTs INFANT
ORPHAN ASYLUM,
AT TIE VARIETIES THEATER,
Bulwers beautiful Comedy,
MONEY,
And the augbable Farce A REGULAR FIX.
sR- Tiekets-one Dollar
pleasure EXCURSION TO oARRoLLroN.
Every Sunday IN the Season-The fast sidewheel pas
senger steamer A. G. BROWN, W 4 Basset master.
eAyes f- of anal street for CarroOn Gardens EVERY
S6sDAY at 81 and 81 CLOCK P. N. Returning, leaves
CsTolit0n at q an0 ~ o'clock
VIII land JscksOd street. stock Landing or any
accessible wharf each way. when hailed
A OADkMY OF MUsIC-Sr CHARLES ST.
Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and IL.
POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO DAYS OF THE
SEASON.
Saturday, at IL M. Farewell Matinee.
Saturday and Sunday Nights win be presented an entertain
ment including all OF the
OHIO GEMS OF THE SEASON,
Finishing with OUR NATIONAL GAME
Base Ball.
Please present claims against the Academv Immediately
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
FOURTEENTH.

This corporation shall exist the term Of twenty FIVE YEAR
from the date Of the recording Of charter mi he o
the Recorder Of Mortgages In this city.
And he operations Of the Company NAV comm nee and Ia
for
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE rHIRTEENrH.

Each shareholder meetings for the election NJ Drso
tors or other purposes shall he entitled drecy By proxy
TO vote each share Of stock held him. provided at
have owned his stock least prior e the day
Of voting. - ~
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pENsACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY BY WV. KIRK CO.

eubserption-rweve months IS: six months, SIS in ad-
Ibis long established jon nal becomes very desirable
us time, in view Of the tact thSt Pensacola ee ting
neI Ishtoad communications with The Northwest aud
pIe0omhg point Of interest 20 ent-rprising men.
~ " oeNeted 70 the development of the material IN i.
teIeep OF the state Of FLORIDA and in ITS loca de-
paineh ueNoies specal attention the
and raae growing s vicinity 10 other
c-nntteia ITEMS winch 10 the careful reader indicate
the deNeopent NE advantage Of Pensacola
q port Advertisement solicited e "
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
\ MoNNOE CAREY, UNpEsTAKER,

~. Nos 20S 2O5 end 27 Magazine street. between julia
Al st Joseph respectfully his friends
public generally thai he will continue the Undertaking. bu
Of the late Daniel Monroe the stand win keep
cOussDty hand assortment Of Metac Burial Gases
and Caskets Rosewood Mahogany Black anut and PLAIN
Collins Bodies Embalmed Disnterred and carefully
Shipped. Mr. CAREY will be sted by Mr. JOHN RAY
long known in connection with the business.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

On the FIRST Monday April 1862 and annually Thereafter
an eeton of Eve VI ectors BY the shall
at the office Of the Corpor. Of which election previous
least DAYS shall be given two newspapers
published in the city of New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

DETER Ross,
BUILDBR.
Returns thsnf the their patron
for the last 20 He hiss made addition,
70 biz Workshops and introduced several woodworking ma
chr es which VIII enable him to attend promptly TO any bus
Shops and Office Prytanis streets
s@rhsnics' Frchange. hop No
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE SIXTH.

All powers OF this Corporation shall be vested In the Boart
Of Directors consisting Of i've persons each whom sha
his right at least ts25OO twenty-five hundreC
dol.ars of the capital stock Of sale Association.
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

These articles Of association may modified or altered
and the capital stock increased exceed
ing five hundred thousand dollars S500001 in the manner
provided law with the OF In amount
AL the stockholders obtaned in general meetiag convened
after thirty dsys' notice.
Whenever any OF capital shall duly authorized
sixty days notice OF the shall be Gwen news
papers published in the city OF New orleans thin which
time stockholders shall have the pvilei Of taking additional
shares in proportion the Of their stock any
shares taken the expiration Of that time may be die
posed Of by the directors for the benefit Of the
but not at less than par value. n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

June SON 1869.
FAouLrr-N0nsists Of full corps instructors IN al
bnches OF Literature and Science usually the
Colleges and Universities.
COURSE OF STUDI-Embraces Preparatory and Acad
emic Department, including a Literary, Scientific and On
tonal Course Special School of Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TEREsFer all expenses except clothing S4O; 500 pay
able IN advance, balance in equal payments January
April lst
Cadets received at time during the session. CHARGE
from date of entrance.
Address d. +. BOYD, Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21

This Corporation shall be and continue for during the
term Of twenty years from and after dat Of these
presents, and may organize for bust soon Two
thds Of its capital stock shall I've beea subscribed for
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.

The following named stock holders viz: George Foster
N. Lapeyre p. Grardey. Glendy Burke and Caleb :
Hunt are hereby constituted the fret Boa Directors VII,
sba A. their fret meeting elect Of their number a
President and said Boara shall until supsssded h,
their Successors 10 be elected provided Article Seventh
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.

The Board o. Directors may accept Professionally an
power privilege con erred this AssocatIon bv an
amendments Of the law under which the Is formed
BY the adoption OF act Of the Leglsaure but
final acceptance 81 such power privilege shall he 4,
te mined by vote Of the majority 10 the stock
no oeTa - 49,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-21
ARTICLE SIXTH.

Each shareholder at all meetings for the election of Drec.
her purposes thz be entitled d. ecty or By proxy
10 one vote On each share Of stock held by him.
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l. ID. r. Collins. Last spring

: l. ID. r. Collins. Last spring /
cleaned out my hen house and put the
manure that ten hens had dropped du-
ring the winter, with two cart loads
OF muck or decayed leaves, mixing
we'll together, and left it in pile
about two weeks, then put it in the
hill for corn. 1t MANFRED eight rows
across the piece. | also had one load
of compost from the privy, made by
using the same kind of decayed veg
etabIe matter in the vault, as that mix
ed with the hen manure. This load
MANFRED four rows. The remainder
of the piece-which was greens ward
land without manure-was MANFRED
with compost from the hog yard in all
three cases, using the same quantity
to the hill. The result was a much
better growth upon the twelve rows
where the hen manure and night soil
compost were, than where the hog ma
nure was.
Geo. F. Sprague.-That experiment
was valuable. 1t demonstrated the
fact that much that is usually wasted
is really very valuable as manure
Now in regard to composing stable
manure, would it not be better to have
a tight stable floor with a gutter tC
run or the llqulus into tank or CTS
tern, and use it upon the land in Ii
quid state, rather than be to the ex
pense of hauling and handling muck
or loan? 1t don't seem to me thai
loan can be of much value excepting
as an absorbent of the liquids, and i
makes large amount of work to han
die and haul it around so much.
G. W. SeaUer.-I am somewhat &C
quainted in the vicinity of Lowell!
Mass, and find that farmers there il
many cases prefer loan to muck t.
use in their stables, as an absorbent
Mr.. Mason, one of my neighbors whel
lived in Albany, fixed his stables S,
that he ran all the liquids into a els
tern, and applied it to grass lands il
a liquid state, and it produced yer.
marked results, the grass where it Wa
applied growing very rank and heavy
l. ID. r. Cobins.-A Are the deposit
of muck upon the Black river mead
ows valuable as fertilizer?
Il. Scott dug a ditch throug
mine, and spread the muck that wa
thrown out, back Oh to the gras
ground, and the result was the graS
grew much heavier for some years
where too much was spread. l thin
it is valuable. | have 10 doubt tina
If a bed of muck was placed in a cor
venient position for the purpose, ali
the chamber vessels from family o
d half dozen were empticd upon it 60
a year, enough good manure might b
made to manure from a half acre t
an acre of corn.
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MILLINERY ! MILLINERYll

: - MIS-. Il. II. w ALES ~
would announce to the ladies of Irasburgh and
vicinity, that she is opening full line of rich
millinery goods. Her stock consists in part of
BOnnets, Hats, in Velvet, lo 8V IE
Satin, Felt and Straw, Birds, @
Flowers, Ribbons, Lace,
and all other articles usually Kept in first class
millinery establishment.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, Mrs. Wales solicits continuance of the
same, and guarantees to old and new customers
perfect satisfaction in style and prices
N. B. The stock and goodwill are still offered
as Irasburgh, VT, Nov. 9, 1868.
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DARN FOR SALE.

l. The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, sit
uated on the meadow near Barton village, and
consisting of about 100 acres of land, suitably
divided into tillage, pasturing and woodland
Said farm has good sugar orchard Of 900 trees.
The buildings are new and thoroughly finished,
with good cellar to both house and barn. Never
falling water runs to the buildings from springs,
only fifteen rods distant. The farm is in high
state of cultivation and is one of the most beau
/ tiful and desirable locations in Northern Yer
mont. Possession given Immediately.
l. A. B. MATHEWSON.
4 Barton. Oct. 20. 1868 43tf
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DOR SALE.

A good farm situated partly in the town of
Sheffield and partly in the town of Wheelock
in the COUNTY of Caledonia, about one mile from
the villages in each of those towns, and only six
miles from the new Machine shops on the Pass
r. r., in Lyndon.
Said farm consists of 1876 acres of good land.
100 acres cleared, with good sugar orchard of
1000 young thrifty trees, a fair apple orchard and
good farm buildings, consisting OF house, barn,
corn house, sheds and sugar house. There is a
good stream of water to the house and barn and
cellar under the entire barn. 1t has an east
can't and the soil is quick and warm, being we j
adapted to corn and wheat. Price low for am
bound to sell. Terms easy. Inquire of the SUBJ
scriber at Barton. Orleans Co., VT.
| VIM w. CIRCUIT. 48
| Also for sale house and twenty acres of land
situated in Wheelock, about miles from Eas
Greensboro. Inquire as above.
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I aides win find Nerino Vest and Drawers at
~ SKINNER & DREW'S.
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CHARLES oaROGERS.

~tg ~ CHARLES o. ROGERS,
w .vaaiI48gsa fi9s proprietor.
Office, Journal Building. 100 Washington Stree
Boston,
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IF you want an Overcast or a suit go to
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