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Contribution.

ARTICLE L .-.I
YdSSs ss Ne M
TION OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS"
ARTICLE II.
sscros The officers ofthe Association shall BE- Pres
President Corresponding Secretary, Recording
Secretary Treasurer and Eve Directors Who tosethe shall
.pnuaIiyetSs PRESIDENT Vice Pressent Secretaries and
Treasurer by sepaste bslc the Directors by general ticket
sA0 %s0ry Of the whole votes given BENG necessary
sTc The Presde.t preside meetings Of the Asso
CATION meetings board of Directors
shall deem expedient; 81 have in sill elections and
give the casting vote when there shall be an equal division
Sac s. President shah presided in tn. absence Of
SFc. L. The Recording Secretary shall keep accurate
ing Secretary the supent ndence Of the Board Of D
restOrs shall conduct its co responesses 49,. .,..
pay all drafts on him when signed BY the pss
Keep az sy
tory vouchers exhibit each meeting and
required for the discharge trusts he
shall give ss1 n sf Of s Ssvs
pirate funds enact BYLAWS and generally conduct the affairs
The srsnssstisn Of business shall report quarterly
meeting Of the % their &c Din I the ps
IN case any vacancy shall occsr IN the Board shall imme
st SEC The Board Of Directors appoint Librarian
whose duty shall be ATTEND at the Library each day
Of the shall register of all BOOKS Magazines
O eeS he make
. record thereof with the Of DONORS and keep
accurate account Of all books delivered 70 the membes
and to be otherwise governed BY the Board OF Drecors
ARTICLE I'LL
Each member not q proprietor subscribing the Con-
stitution, shall the of i've dollars annually in
ARTICLE ".
Fsch member who Is . proprietor, subscribing TO the
Constitution shall the sum of ten dolars annually, In
advance.
Any person may become member for life by paying the
ARTICLE VI.
Any approved by majority Board Of Direct
become entitled membership in perpetuty,
of hundred dollars and may transfer such
approval of the Board of Directors: Provided however
that being already "a life member may become
member in pepeuity under this clause on the payment OF
-'' -' ARTICLE VII.
Any person. ~ approved by majority of the Direetors
become member complying with the provisions Of
'-'' 0''''''''' ARTICLE Will
There shall be meeting Of the Association
first Tuesday in January for the election Of officers tor the
ensuing year for receiving reports from the Board OF DIRECT
and quarterly thereafter for the transaction Of such
other business as may be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer
performances OF their duties shall administer the Lac
Of the Association efficiently eQusby. written
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called and
director, who shall censure. from Office fully
exoneae the accused as the OF the case
warrant
There alterations in this Constitution unless the
shalt have been the Board Of Directors
nth previous 70 the quarterly meeng and then approved
by three fourths Of the members present.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

The stock of boots and shoes kept by those
enterprising gentlemen. Messrs. Louis Stern &
Bros, seems to be inexhsustible. They offer for
sale to day 900 cases in lots to suit purchasers.
The tremendous sales of Messrs. Stern & Bros,
footing up often 1000 cases in day, are too well
known to the business community of this city to
require further comment. Bat to country dealers
their card in our auction column will be specially
interesting.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

An Augusta (Gs.) local thus refers to Miss NJ.
A. Buie, the ,.-Soldier's Friend :" ave had the
pleasure Of meeting this Lady yesterday, and learn
H., 10 about to become q success. Several gen.
tlemen Of this city have offered TO lecture for the
benefit Of this school this winter and Mas Buie
proposes to educate certain number of young
ladies free Of charge to become teachers here
after.n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

Substantial brick buildings, to the value OF
twenty thousand dollars each, are erecting for the
professors Of the Drew theological Seminary.
From five to ten acres viii be connected with each
dwelling. More than fifty students are enrolled in
the seminary for this term.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

schoolmaster. drafted into the army from
Spencer county, Illinois, and killed in action, has
returned, In accordance with threats made ct the
time be drew the fatal number, to haunt the
echoolhouse. His voice, coming from the wall,
can be heard. to the great discontinue of the
scholars and the present teacher.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

1t viii be seen by advertisement in our steam
ship column that the splendid steamship Cuba.
which was to leave yesterday, has been unavoid-
ably detained. but will sail positively next Sat
urday, the 18th inst, at P. NJ.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

Do TELL.-why is Phslon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boy' Because it is scent every where. Sold BY all
druggists. F. t-e fs-r-,,r
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

Regulations of the Reading Roem.
RUIZ No conversation shall be allowed otherwise than
In a whisper within the Reading Room
RUIZ 2 No person shall be permitted 10 smoke IN the
Library the Reading Room 70 deface damage njure
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. 4. A.

A. e,,nrs ar fixtures thereof conduct themselves
snc~nsistentfv with decorum and proprety -. - -
RrI1 ANY person Who shall defsce, mutilste or ~
,trset newspsper periodical placed die or upon .ng
Rsedins Room tables pay the treasurer nne equsa
to four times the thereof and for repeated enen'e'
Rr,s Any member shall be privileged to introduce
friend resident Of the city whose nsms must DC s
eys from the Librarian Of admission for the term OF
four weeks, TO the rooms Of the Association
RUIZ s. An order from member 10 orsw BOOKS uooe nus
ene the holder the privileges Of the Reading Room
RULE These rules shall be binding ana Of ke io.ce
preceding Bylaws and will be amended IN hAe
ct the discretion Of the Beard OF DheetrA
os.n.n SAMUEL NULLEr.
~e~ ROWLAND X. TINPSON,
q TAYLOR WEBSTER,
FW PERKINS.
JOHN GRE ENFIELD,
GUSrAvE Pilot,
JANIS T. TUCKER,
Wa @ COOKE.
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR X. LYLE,
Executive Committee Y " n. L. a.
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CONsTITUTIONTY. NJ. M. L. A.
UIlOV Ie NHs M Ls Ne
CONsTITUTIOH, BY-LAWs
READINa-ROoN REGULATIONS
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLELNa

We the subscribers young Of the sy ofNew Orleans,
being DESTROYS adopting efficient means to extend nor
upon mercantile and other subjects Of general utility,
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room, and for our government have
adopted the following f.r - --
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NO. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
or rzp-
HEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
.CHARrRK...
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
ssArs or LOUISIANA. Orr or NEW ORLEANS. }

Be Known mat this deh;h day Of February In The
year Lord thousand eight hundred aud sixty eight
and Of the Independence of the United States the
nncty second. before me, Edward IVY notary public,
in and for the City and Parish OF New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana aforesaid, duly commits
parties hereinafter named ahd Undersigned who severay
declared that AvAns themselves e the provisions Of tho
statutes Of Louisiana relative to the ANNA
ton corporations this State they have and
agreed and do by these presents and bind
themselves those whom they rpresent to form them
constitute corporation for the obiscts and
purposes and under the spuations regulations and ohgs-
tons following. to-wit.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

ueushy sdvsrtissmsns inssrsss svsy day. to be
enarrsd tws-thirds the shove rates.
ma end Fourth page eashy sdvsrssnsns each square
W pr month
transient sdvsseeEt having shs Of ths paper hrs;
Insertion 81 % per square, s>es Observation-Disclosures, esn
~ "a
yrvs sad Fourth page transient sdvessszsnt each In
ssrtion 81 20 per square
Advertisements inserted Intervals ton sassd - nav
aneh insertion.
Regular sdvstssrH advertise largely shan he allowed
seh discount from named transient rates Be
kssd upon; prevfs hstn shall suoh dscsus "a.
sssf3 spsr cont.
Al Atvgssnssts to Be charged scesn
~ pr line zach insertion.
An transient Be psid for in advance
An Advertisements not marked for specified nuhs Of
sssrons VIII six times and charged accordingly
regular advertisers snail be rendered uokthy
sssuars shs occupied ~ ter lines solid sgata
rHE WEEKLY CRESOENT
q published syery Saturday morning. susscriptca -
In advance; hsfysarly and quarterly saras rates
sss copies 10 cents
Rates Of Advsrsfsings
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

OUIsIAHA LlvEKr AND s
- STABLES,
To. ls 100 and ID, naeins street, 's'"''n 'an' ado '
yossph ssrsstA
..x ,. 81 Honss for Sale. Also oarriassssns
L HART Prophssx
Bugg1ss for Hire
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

The name and style Of this Association shall be "THp
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASS0CIA
TON OF THE CITY OF NE 0RLEANs."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-11

Yhs name and tss Of said Company shan be the NEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and It's domci g
hereby established IN the city Of New Orleans and shall
continue for the Of twenty ave years from tho
date presents unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for Il shall corporal seal With device upon
he and the Of the Company upeu the margin
thereof.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

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pssssss can IL hess .has 49,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

COULE'B Ccnnercial and Telegraph
~ College, 10 Camp strest, New Or
Iseaa This il chartered instisation--
fsll eosrss Commercial and BasiaAas
Collsss, In ill IL departments perfect
beAks and stores are connsctNd, the
books ressl.rly kept, aad al the attsnd-
snt dutiss Of he buslssss naa psActi-
eAlly performed BY The studsnt. No
eopyiaF frpn books and NO sulss ussd.
For circulars, address
GEO. SOtj.A
New OSl~aAs-
Nov %, 81 nl7-3n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

I
NEW ORLEANS
II A. Pollardu work Of southern hi.
~. ographiss-a ccapaaion volume 70
the bst cause; l.ss and his I.isute nanas.
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lsclsding BIographiss u every 8ovthsru
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volsns with 10 stsel Postraits aWesr.
Ing II the Grsy," By John Esssa Cooke,
. work Of histsrical value and romantic
ietsrsst "Gsn Robt z. Lse," sssel
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These Eneravlnss have been engraved
By that Distinguished Artist, Geo. y.
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and endorsed N lsue and correct ike
nessss y dsa'h iisesrsfssa, Hood, and
osher, BY their certificates, which arr
Ia tAs Possession Of the pubIishee.
These likenesses have been gotten IN
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supPly 70 our people true representa-.
tive Of thoss great nss, and At price. q
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WIN. J. ROBSON.

NOTTUN FACTOR, and Co.amisuios
~ Meccaast, No Is CarosdsIet strsst
Nee Oslsans.
Rsks 10 Col b. F. Williams. Gilmes
Tezss; hessrs johnson L DUR. Hank
era. Shreveport IL
Rcb. ,. 1895. 24-ly
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

says that vhils 10 Coasts atinopls b.
asuisAed" It I Turkish lunsi, and
s1da, "Ths cooking aPasatss VA 10
Z httls lsash rnoa, near ~ bazaar,
saa Il Ms III spsa v IL slssst. Tbs
cook wsa dissy, saa - Ms ~ table,
SD Il hsd no CLOTH On Il, TN fsl-
lou tsok , mes Of as~sags meat aad
eoa>s3 u rouad wire sad laid Il o.
. charcoal IRE 10 cook. Whsa Il
vas doss, h. hid Il aaide and . dos
walked ssdly IN and Aippsd il. Hs
s.sls Il Ira sad pssbabty rses.
sissa ~ rsnains Of . fFissd. IL
cook took il away fton hin and laid
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-hs plsys ssehss ssnsainss--ssa
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caks, creased Il veil with he Sausage,
ssa sasstsd 70 hrisg il to ~. Il
dropped II ths dirt, ssd b. picked Il
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btseshes, ~ laid u bs1bss =, Bsess
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twssa ~ tsstA VII 5 MI. Thu
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Hna,n - ~ 800 An AM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

Z. DkAs. jH0. u. ApAMS, I. oAvy.
DEAN, ADAMS L GArF.
COTrON FACTORS and Conuis.
~ sion Aerchants, No lao 0rsvisr
Street, New ORLEANS.
~ CaSt r. b Tyss u Our 0suessl
Agent. CoI4H. r. Carter h or local
Ageat at Masshsii. Asd Ia AUTHORISED 70
sake aAvascss o. sse growing crop.
August, 4. 81. uGs-tf
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FRED. u. BUCK.

8. g. ICk Ely,
NuCCES3OR 10 Geo, W. / JrAinl
- Read, New York, Importer. MAnshc
enres s'ri wholesale dealer in Hats, CApa,
snl Straw Goods. No ~ Camp Stssss,
New Orleans
Jsly Is. 1867 4saf
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asD. Y. LOGAN. il. VIZ. c. .. cl.AfnnoAxs, N
LOGAN 4 clAMDoolE,
tsuecs.sos. to Loxsn. An~'as cta,rsovns.,
c0rfox FACTORS
Commission Merchants,
No. - Union Street
NEW ORLEANS.
July 70, 81. mott
JOHN w. PRICE,
% TEXAS,
Merchandise and Irpduee pFeka,
No "a, TcAo.ptteNlss S.,
NRW OnLnAN0


Re Texas Mepchauts:
Nxw OsLkASa, Oct 2lst 1857
% EFERRING y ~ card, l tsg to
II state That I will give psrsonal At.
teution 10 all busiasss entrusted to me
for The purchase Of every description Of
Merchandise ard Wsstsra Produce.
VIVA neay year. expssissss In this
bsainssa In Toxas and New Orleans,
and being constantly In tie ssrket end
thorouEhly Postsd, | An oonfdsut u b.
lag an = a3se sa4isfaeAon s.Aoss
Who order throsxh BsuAss, receive
ne bsnsas = ~ asaskss. ~ frequent
y gst bargains tAat coah not b. oh.
ts3n11 aAfsAgh ge0nlaf koasss.
Ill no orden except for CASH
Texas msrchaals doing . Dash busincss
will understand tho advantages Of buy
ing Tor cash u low Ratsa
] sm authorised to refer % tho follow
ing we'll known houses:
Nes 0rieass-Aessrs John !. Ad.
ans 4 Co; Jas. Coanoly Il Co; Keep 4
CauiaaId; Bslgsr h CO.. Page, Peel, 1
Moran.
0sisssssH--Mss.rs. Brixgs 4 Yard I
Hall, HuAshins, Il ca; Win flsndl,y =
%; schaksstbrd, brown, 4 Co; JbA
J u sydaos; wohton, Wells, 4 vtdos;
WIN y. Cooks.
Hosssos-Nsssra T " Hoass; BA
shepherd 4 C.; y Mathsr 4 CO; de-
Moore i Co; Aassie, Smith, + Co; "
u Dincent + Co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

j. n Howell. o. L. parhsss. l.. l.. romAIa.
Hsssell, D~rhaan 4 Tspskt.s.
REcz1vlHc, FORWARDING,
AsD akxEaAL
Communication MrrchAntx,
ON THE LEvEE;.
tAtshe 1'nians u The Marshall R.l,,n.d ,
shrevepert, IL.
HAVING purchased an iulrsr~t In ,h..
- Arrs snd eonnoiloss hvsck bsIld.
~ rcceatly erected BY }. N Howell. vs
~ eessred iSto eopastnership " u
eeeos& q soseg atovaes. Wholesale -
leeel 9rsssy bssisesa
~ tssr o8ksad . rsarral a.os,ns,a
= rSaatatles espp,hs, ~ tossl elv.y,
Fee4y 10 ~ snA wait upos our lrisei.
hsseA 10. SHY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-25

M. w. SMITH,
eAHrvAe1usnn o.
= nddIcry Il Harness.
lMrokTHa AID psALRn n
aAaaeety MAr4WAre.
AOxNf rOn
nes1sn BsDslng Company
n u B IL Il n b AND 8
MtlHE AND PACKING,
ALsn 1uk
1syt BIOS otssteAed LEATHER Uanas,
- CannO street,
NEW ORLEANS.
0so. r. Evans. JohA iasAlls II. W.
Rsynolaa, ". II. Richards, n o.
January :, '6s. a2a-ly
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-21
A Temperance Lcktur.

" Bee yce temprate in aul things"
NJ .(cler BciRgs How arc you ? How
IL yure wife, aud interesting lamily2 How
" yure petroleum slock2 Mi ohjk in ad
dressing yu, at this jnuktur, IL tew impress
upon yure minds, The fatal necessity ov
tempranse--not exclusively, whiskoe
tompranse, nor Jamaka rui temprausc.
bnt hlso, that kind ov tcmprnnse, which
should prompt mau, tow go slo in awl
things, that are dispozcd TO he slippery.
Dee yee temperate in clothes and patent
leather, Tor verify say unto yu, that a man
kun git drunk on broad cloth, and tite
boots, sumo az he kan, on Gin and mer.
lhsscs.
Sckuntly. Bee yce temprato in swear
iUg, on no ockasion, taking yure makers
name in vain, aud seldom, if ever, unless
yu stub yuro toe, or are thrown suddinly,
into the society ov muskoters, say yeo,
" condemit blast the dam curb stun 1ovlish
blud suckin musketcrs tew thunder aud
lightning"
Thirdlcc Bee yee tempratc in aiTtcli.
shun-dont go into fts over "A rat tarricr,
bckazo he haz bin bred 80 fine. that yu kant
Gee the last 3 inches ov biz tale, in q cloudy
day, without the nil ov IA looking glass
don't luv hOss 40 mutcl, that yod lIcv tew
giv yurc noni, for him, and amt never able
few take up the noat, till it sples- lou't
fall in luv with every wOmin yu scc and
kant sleep, unless yn hev yure bedroom
shnglcd with fotograifs, ov painted girls
with pewter eyes. ami pudding bags, full
ov black tow, aud ded rats, on the book ov
their heds; and bi awl means, don't git on
sich load ov religion, AZ will make yu
rouudshouldered, before yu git hOif way tn
heaven.
Fourily Bee yce temprato in Anger,
that cats like ru>t-i Love, that fcedes
on the hartcs marrow-in Amhishun, that
onvys the throne OF the Gods in D,spare,
that mildcws the son--in Hate, that he.
gets aud suckles rcvengo-in Censure, that
lol'crs and faints not, on the trail OF a
brother.
F,llly, Beo yeo tcmprato in politics, ter.
hacker and petroleum, don't vote, chaw nor
borc to excess, and il you do strike lie,
strike from the shoul lers, like man, aud
dort set mp Tor a uayhob until 0wl the stink
of the grcnzc gits fairly out ov yurc clothes.
Sixxly, aud Iassly. Bee ycc temprale in
awl things, cspeshila in liEkcr--not the
tcmprpnse that would make 1t n siu tew eat
"A sour apple, if yu swOlleted the Fuse, but
r. ther the kind Il a., breathing holy TEN.
praise. made the specrit Of imcrscut water
blush into wine, Aw gIuden the mar iage
at Cana. JOSH BILLINGS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-21
a Model Omce Holder.

Speaking OF Washington reminds us Of
an incident that shows how applicants for
office arc rewarded when tho appointing
power is an expert, A member of Congress
from one of the New York districts said to
his friend, who was Clerk Of The House;
+" Here is good fellow that ought TO he
provided for cart YOU do som,thing for
him ?" ....
Don't SEQ how can haven't a place
vacant rf..ft
''Well make n place"
Didn't think of that; perhaps ] can.
Let me see-ah! yes--theres a tuNn dawn
stairs who runs the steam engine that
pumps air through tho vontilators can
make your friend an oSSiStdHt engineer, at
| 81 200 year" which was done.
A day or two attorward the new APP
pomtee happened, oddly enough, to be
down in the engine room (it was the only
| time, the place being s'nscurc), when a
| gentleman who was curious to know some
thing Of the mode Ivy which the Cap tai
Was ventilated, walked in, aud, after look.
/ ing at the engine, said
/ a very nice engine OF how many
! horsepower is itr
Horse power! II ha'nt got no horse.
power atall--u goes by steam