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Photograph Albums, &c.
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derstsndinR that their pa, was to continue With

Outstanding that their pay was to continue With
out reduction. On Thursday, however, Col. Ben
ton tod The nen, Informally, that he had insrnc-
tons from headquarters that their wages would
be cut down proporrionately; that all who wished
could work ten hours and 70 Give their old pay
for the same. This was AZ unlocked for turn in
affsirs, and all hands quit as usual at O'clock,
with the determination to work only eight hours
and take the chances of resolving full pay.
The Round Table ssys that recent inyestiga-
tons reveal the fact that the coast of New Bruins
wick, Prince Edwards leland, New Jersey, and
portion of the eastern Atlantic shore are gradu
ally uprising, while those Of the Bay OF Fundy and
Greenland are slowly sinking. Should this phe-
nomenon continue for ten centuries. the map OF
the Ameri 40 continent would 10 1900 prescott an
entirely different appearance. The Hudson.s
Bay aud Jersey shores would become fultful val
leys with coUntless inland seas. VIII re now the
banks of Newfoundland lie there would then be
peninsulss INJECTED with the mainland, as the
banks of 81. George are st present. The passage
from Ireland 20 America would then only take
four days. The whole Atlantic coast line of the
United States would be advanced as far as the
bend made by the gulf stream, and the small
islands, banks and rocks OF the Bahamas would
fuse into larger islands, resembling those OF the
West India group.
in Australia, and has published book containing
the most dreadful prophe cies, supported by in
controvertible passages of Scripture. His read
ers are informed that contrary to common belief,
the earth, nstesd or being orange-snaped. mas the
shape OF pineapple, and is elongated instead of
being hsttened at the poles; that this elonga.ion
has got to such pitch that the earth is about to
change its center Of gravity; Rome ia TO be sud
denly overwhelmed and seen no more forever;
and the whole northern hemisphere will share
more or less in the tremendous disturbance. The
dwellers on the north side Of the equator are in
formed, however, that by emigrating Immediately
10 Australia they may escape the threatened Ca
tsclysm and after il is over, return to enjoy the
new earth, which is to be SO peryaded with cur
rents of magnetism and electricity that the soil
will be fruitful beyond the power Of the iveliest
imagination to conceive, and man ia to live as
long as the oak Of the forest. The expOunder Of
this theory. however, threatens to come out with
another and bigger hook next year, supported by
more Scripture from which we infer that the
northern hemisphere is in no immediate danger.
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE 3. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. r
Meets annually on the fourth Tuesday In January and
July In New Orleans oees for the present year ls6sE
Rushs of No O. M ". Grand Master; r. Hum Of So
3. w. D. Grand Master: Z. Il. Farchild Of No. IL, r
Grand Warden; Josiah Folger ofNo R. w. Grand Secrc
tary w. Dsesdernisr, Of No. 90 W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes of No IS and O. Dunlap Of No IS r. w.
O. Representatives @ L. o. Rev q. More Of No Is ",
Grand Chsplan John B. Benz. Of No. W. Grand Marshall
A. Mszuresu. Of No 20. W. Grand Conductor; J. Rsimsr
Of No. To- Grand Guardian r G. J. N. Lttejohn, Of No.
IS W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MIsrzRs-P q. jobs P. Barnett
u No. IL, District No 2; p @. A. J. vsndegrih Of No O.
District No. s; P. g. s. Grsamore Of No 81 District No
O. p. @. p Clarke of No IS District No 6; p @ B. e.
CLANCY OF No. District No. u @. Jacob schrener Of
No. SC, District No II; P. O. Il. Hunsicker Of No a. Dis
srct No. IL P. q. q. w. Guth of No. 90 District No.
srANprse COMMITTEES State of the orderP O. Sire Geo.
". Race. Of No. Il; p g Master W. O. wilson, Of No. g.
P. q. Master Gardner Smith, of No IL.
JudiiaL-P. q Master Luther Homes, Of No. Is; p O.
D. D. g. n Phi Schneider, Of No 10; r. a. d. Weidner,
No. a
Constitution and By-Lars-P @. Master George Nunges-
or. of No. 20; P. @. Henry Haskell of No. Is; p. g. VIM
Wisett Of No. IL.
Petitions and Appeals-P O. Master g. Dunlap. Of No.
Is; P. @. L. Graham. of No. q; p. D. @. NJ Benjamin
Moses, sfNo.6.
Legislatipe-P q. Master Thomas r. Shields, Of No. s.
@. Master Howard Mnspsush, Of No. III p. @. Joseph
Test, Of No l.
Fynance-P. @. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6; p
O. Master Edward Pilsbury, OfNO Is; p g. L y. Tower
ofNo. Il
Otadertial.-p O. A. w. Macdonald, Of Ne Is; p O. Frank
Phster Of No. q; p. O. George Drmeyer Of No a
All communications the N. w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the ce Of the Grand
etay tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company,
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER Grand Secretary.
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IMPROVED GAS COMPANY.
.CHARTER.
kTEk........................
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish and City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish and City Of New Orleans. !
BET KNOWN that this 18th day August in the
Of the lndpendeIce Of the United States OF Amerca the
Before me. ANDREW HERO. JR.. q notary public In
the parish city Orleans State of Loui
OF he Sssse named snd sndsrrnSd person.
ally and appeared The several parties whose names are
avsng themselves Of Of the laws Of Louisiana
and On S anS nd
themselves and those whom they represent to form them
csISursit g. city Orleans and cities
lions and regulations following, towtt:
ARTICLE I.
AMERICAN INPROvkD GAS LfGHr COMPANY OF
~ ss S.sss ss commence H. business as
thousand dollars shall have been subscribed
the rres dent his absence from The city on the seee
Incorporation power and authority, FrstrO
have and enjoy by its tor the
sued in its col oras Isms ThrdTo make and
under its corporate name property both real and personal
FthTo and appoint such directors and
siIs.fo make and stss.s such bylaws Of
and regulation of the affairs of the Corporation
may be necessary and proper.
ARTICLE II.
The object and purpose for which this Corporation estsb
bed is 70 rsouce the expenses OF the Of gas IN the
Safe Of iHisns and 70 bring into genera use Certain %
prov, ments in cArburetting gas.
ARTICLE Ill
powers o. the Company shall be exercised
shall have power increase the number not however
and the number shall constitute
The Directors shall be ected the second Monday Of
holders ballot each company being entitled
70 votes he have shares ubser bed and paid
ton to be BY ballot each sOekhOds havag The right APP
sn PROXY IN case o. bis ICE to cast his vote not only
bad in TIE Board Of Directors In the event Of election
election 70 be held within ten days after the failure 20 elect
sh. give nstcs thereof By sdvsssnsn N one more
The Board q Directors shall at Us hr;t in every
Secretary and Treasurer at the sane time and all shall hold
their Offices until u CIR SUCCESSORS are duly elected
named ST ckhelders viz:
wts% oan1 Wam K.s na As.s haDSssn'
Albert w. Merriam John O. Fleming and John Mcintyre.
ARTICLE ".
The capital of this corporation hereby fixed one
Of one hundred dollars sses snsu oS ab
shall be payable cash ing Of these articles asd
. made payable 70 hi: OTSs and By him in
ser aas should any subscriber Tsss or neglect 20 pay
cuay his notes SIS the mature and fall due
be sd M per the ma
are not pad within thirty days a er they mature and
Of causing any share or shares upon which nstalmsn
ten days previous notice to such delinquent subscriber
ARTICLE v.
No Stakeholder in this Corporation DO liable or
responsible for the ntracs faults Of the Corporan
rendering this charter null or Of exposing Stockhodsr Go
any liability beyond the amount Of his stock.
0 ARTICLE VI
This charter may be modified altered amended or the
hders convened purpose with the assent Of three
Ooths Din smOunD OF the stock represented such meet
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, D c.

The Sessions Of the several dep srtmrns open follows
The Preparatory, September eth the collegiate, September
3d. the Theo gea October 7h the Law October lih and
the Medical. October 18th
fhis college rgsnzed with reference the of urged
suggestion Of Washington that University the federal
would tend the ASSIMILATION Of the principles
opinions and manners OF count-ymen by the common
education OF portion Of It's youth from quarter
Its graduates have verified the
MunTOe that the facilities Of hearing debates in Congress-
gumen in the Supreme Court and lectures from eminent
md Of visiting libraries and collections IN science
development
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
and Bsrstion Col the College proper has
eight efficient Professors all the chairs being filled The
Theological School has three Professors and Lecturers; the
Law School four end the Medical ten.
The expenses at other Colleges Number Of
Students the past year, 434
For further information ad 'ress
q v SAMSON. ID d President
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Mariguy Buildings Third District oncsrs r. stAhs O. p
q " sturcksn II p; =. Rsiner Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENcAnPxENT NOT.
corner Of Magazine and Philip Streets Fourth District.
omcersJ ". Allen O. p; Frank Pfstsr, n. p; George
Ritter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets the Once Of the Grand Secretary, the second
Monday In January, April, July and octsasr The nee
Board the third Monday in January for srgsnis
ton ocersJ @. Dlalsp, President; josiah Folgsr, Score
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets IN ce Grand Secretary first Friday evening In ever
month ofcen-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah FOlger,
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION
cce Grand Secretary, last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in Jsnus ocers for S6s
E M Rushs PRESIDENT G. W. Roper First Vice President;
P6ste Second Vice PRESIDENT Luther Homes SscretAJ;
A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets Monday each month At Oce Of the 6rana
Secretary. Election hrst Monday in May for Drectcrs
BOARD roR ls6S-Presidsnt-E, NJ Rusha NJ W. q N.
Finances C0nmittee-J. g. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter;
Eugene p. Brugers
Hal comnittse-a L Thos. Il. Shields Z. II. Fsirohnd.
George Drmeyer
Budding COMMITTEES Il N. Russia; Luther Hsmes George
Sungesssr.
@. W. Roper a. xilspsugh, S. E Ksors. q. L. Henry
Haskell
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Mr.. Buchanan snd Mr.. stevens, though living in
the same town so long together, never spoke when
they met in the street. Nevertheless Mr.. Bu.
chsnan admitted Of his rival: |" rhaddeus Stevens
has good head and good heert, and il it had
not pleased Providence to omit the moral part OF
bis nature. he would have been great man"
IN. Y, World. -t-t q. s 10 ~
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LBERT LYONS SCHOOL
CHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY. MISS,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
THE FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868

Extract Of letter to Mr. Lyon published by permission,
from the Right Rev. w. NJ. GREEE D. D., Bishop Of the
Diocese of Mississippi and Chancellor Of the University the
South:
M the people generally only knew how long have been
engaged in teaching how diligently you have trained yourself
for the work how wisely have chosen location for
school, how much you have effected within years.
how the moral and religious atmosphere your
school, how thorough the teaching Of every department.
how unexcsponabe the character OF the pupils whom you
hsve already forth with your irriuat upon them you
would panied lad that you had for the fourth
part of those who would desire under your ning
The Mississippi Diocesan Convention 1868 publishes that
he pride and glory Of Diocese Albert school
at Chatawan
Catalogues Of the School and general Information may be
obtained New Orleans Of Robert Pitkn ESQ., Is and Is
Camp street
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WARRINGTON COLLEGE LEXINGTON
w NlkGlklA-fhe next session opens 81 Thu sdsy in
September 1885, End closes 4th Thursday Juue 1859 The
Faculty consists Of GEN X LEE President with pro-
of Latin Greek, Mathematics Modern
Moral Philosophy, Hist and English L. nguags and Lite
nature Applied Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chemistry
and Law and Equity. The distributed int0 Faculty
Of Art; Fac1 ty OF Science Fsculty Literature
Philosophy y Guilty OF In each Of these conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree Of Master
Arts Is open alike to students each In the
psrtment of Science conferred also Professional Dipo
OF Civil Engineer aud Mining Engineer By Of
tu corps Of assistant professors provision made for tho
rough drilling In tne Departments English Ancient
Aee.rn Languages ard Mathematics
s325 ' 'A'e'u
For full particulars apply to
e. @. GORDON,
CLAN NJ Farul.v
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WILLIAM n. ECOLEs,
Ia Attorusy at Law.

oFyIcz, M NORTH THIRD STREET, st LOUIS, no
WIN solicit Psssnts and prosecute Pssui Salts. and cid 70
ieetsd essna Expecting reap proe from sseA ~
setsn patents sr application for barely What costa us
and having been In the badness to TINA 90 srs ems
bed 10 shape sai~s infr. ssnsnk An ban
ness attended TO promptly; advies rss IN osssx m
Best Of eit references xfvsa vhsn desired
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EDUCATIONAL.
- EDUCATIONAL n,
GENERAL KIRBr SMITHS
MILITARY CADEMY.
At Newcastle TfsragrE
EENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

On September 18TH 1868 KIRBY SMITH. with a corps Of
assistants whose q9scOns Of ,hs highest order wiz
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Henry equity. guilds our miles from the Loaisvie
IsnafoT and Ls3stGI and The Louisville snd Cincinnati
and about two hours travel BY rail from Lpuisyils
construction admirably sdsptd school pa poses and stu
ss in me suburbs Of the town The ssssda'd Of sdac.so9
BY impartial and searching examinations The dcipiae will
TIE psGmanes cf suy The domestic depa%.ut
yin be conducted With care and nbeaty to secure the
astie session divided into Of each
everything excepting UNIFORM boo.s and medical ssssnd
snee will be ,hTee hundred and seventy Ave dollars in
eeus one 81 the begin ing Of each ter Of the
during term except proraeed sickness or
honorable discharge and then tuition fee Of $50
Uniform furnished the reasonable terms Books
limited those wishing secure PLACES Insttutop
she Uld apply at ono. In thus making his permanent rest
s youth The hopes to have the cooperation Of his
For further Information address KIRBY SMITH.
Students will leave the al Eminencs the Louisville
DS sTs1sS Railroad whence 'mn0u' wi" convey them
" ~ -e-.-- :. n .
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Camp and rerpsichOre s opposite Coliseum Place.
R. N. LUsHER, PRINCIPAL.
The Fourth Annual Session of this Commercial CLASH
cal Institute will be opened MONDAY, 3st August
1868 at Pupils from to eighteen OF
viii be carefully trained for business pursuits for sdms
sion any of the Southern Colleges
For and other particulars apply at the School, or
TO the Principal, q Commercial Alley, orto
W. IRVING CLABKE, Assistant,
256 Baronne street
CARNATZ INSTITUTE,
2S7 PRYTANIA STREET, CORNER OF FIRST
Day m BOardiBg school for Young Ladies'.
Session Of 1859 will LIST September next
This Institution offers healthy and secluded ocat with
spacious rooms and shaded grounds.
The of instruction condu by the most
petent Pro and comprises the Sciences, Languages
and Accomplishments tsught in the best schools
For IKRxs-See Circulars, apply at tbs Institute.
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I .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

Applications will be received for the appointment Of
One sndred additional Cadsts into this Institution Those
entering in the summer mouths enjoy peculiar advantages
In the special Of discipline and Instruction by VII ch
they prepared the regular studies which
lst September. Circulars viii be upon application
FRANCIS n. SMITH Superintendent
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On September l5th 1863 KIRBY SMITH, with q corps Of
assistants whose qualifications Of the highest order will
open, Newcastle Ken.ucsy.
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A LBERr Lyons sOHOoL ron BOYS,

circnlsrs may be obtained On application 70 ROBERT
PIrKIN, Esq, Is andIs Camp street, New orlssas.
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INTERIOR LODGES.
De Soto Lodge No 7. at Baton Rouge
Meth Lodge No. Il. Al Shreveport.
ST. Landry Lodge NO. %, at opelOusss.
Clinton Lodge No. q. at Clinton,
Excelsior Lodge No. 81, ct ThibOdaax.
New Iberia Lodge No %, at New Iberia.
Prairie Lodge Ne. 81 al " arlington
Claiborne Lodge Ne IS. at Mindeu.
JOSIAH FOL0ER Grand 4.
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NEW ORLEANS GRt;-CGNI.
rHu NEW ORLEANS rnEsoEkr.
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. sEw osLKAxA
o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
se,aI Journal of che STATE Of Louis,.aas

70 promote social, material and political veiibens a
he city Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the gre.
southwest WIN be In the future, has been In the ps
ne purpose Of this journal rhs columns Of sach days
are referred earnest Of the Ahfnsss and sueos
eth which this design 10 executed
While the stAndps Of the CRESCENT b Independents
me wit reference all the subjects Of somnnf
md discussion ts opinions win always be found u b CO.
idly, definitely and fssrlessiy expressed
carefully sslsstsd corps Of
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Correspondent. Hon. a.a ro-.ir.

sdd 10 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By Impartial ss<
apon topics the people Of this section Ia &
srs from the people the least Interesting And vlaa
ole feature Of its vsnsd coanns large shss q 500
lays Issue h gwen up ~
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TIE Affairs Of said Company shall be under the direction
Of Edward Higgins who may at any time have
the privilege Of sssociang with him persons from
among the Stockholders the Company subject 10 the
prevail the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents 10 assist IN rsnsscng the business Of said Company
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SOUTHERN ITEMS

srsfsDy called sn exchanges In the selection, ppA
ston and arrangement and other Reading hait
is claim cd that the CRESCENT s surpassed By 80
shsr daily journal In the United States. TIE
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n. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TER......................... CHAkTEH
OR rHE-
NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
.rUllEl- .gEfC-t JLJ sU
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. !
srArs or LOUISIANA, Orr on NEW oxLxIxs.

Be Known That ths sghth day Of February. IN the
year Of LordOne thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
and Of the Independence Of the United States The
In and tor the City and Parish Of New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana aforesaid, duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally and appeared the
declared that awaiting themselves Of the provisions Of the
statutes of the State Of Louisiana relative to the organise
lion Of this State they have covenanted and
agreed and do BY these presents covenant sgre. and bind
themselves snd those whom they represent 70 form then
selves into ana constitute corporal for the objects and
g.po.s and under the stDuatOns resasssns and osgs
AKTIcLB L
The name and title Of said Company shall "NEw
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and its domicil Il
hereby established the city Orleans and shah
and continue for the term Of twenty 1v from the
date OF these presents unless dissolved hereinafter
the and the Of the Company upon the margin
thereof
ARTICLE III.
fhs object said company eousrucs otherwise pro
and MAINTAIN steamships to constitute line
lines Of steamships TO be owned aud controlled In the city
or ports on the Atlantic coast or Gulf Of Mexico.
The Of said company shall be the
whom citations and other legal where
In the said Company may be Interested.
ARTICLE Ill . e +e
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each all Of which
be paid before the signing Of these which
bspta be increased 70 amount not exceeding mil
ARTICLE ~. -s.,
TIE Affairs Company dirscticn and
management Of Edward Higgins who at time have
the privilege Of ssociatng With him from
the stockholders Of the Company subject the
Of board Control shall a Hoard