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u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

CoLLEoTOR's OFFICE, STH DIST. Tenn,
MEMPHIS, January II, 1868.
AN FRIDAY, THE oath INST, I WILL
I sell. in front of tho United States Internal
Revenue Office. on Madison street, at II o'clock,
one English Gold Huntslhan's Lever Watch.
Levied on RS the property of D. II. Atkinson
Saunders. Collector Internal Revenue Sth Dis
trict Tennessee. for seventy-one. dollars and
fifty cents, in favor of tho United States, due
on his business as Lottery Dealer at IA JET
ferson street. Said sale will positively take
due the Government with all costs.
r.. S. SAUNDERS,
Collector Internal Revenue, Sth Dist. Tenn.
BY JoHN MARTIN, SR., Der. Collector. ~
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Now Ready.
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Messages and Proclamations Lists Of Federal
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Ia NJ. Du Chaillu, the African ex-
plorer, who is now lecturing in various
parts Of the country, in one part Of his
lecture, after describing the lAbOrious
process by which native Africans OBJ
tain fire BY rubbing pieces Of dry wood
together, depicts their terror and aston
ishment at seeing him ignite q phospho-
rous fnsee, upon which the New York
Commercial Adrertiser comments that
ait is not to be wondered at that the
savage mind should be appalled, at thus
FIRST meeting is match.
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THE NEWS.

R. B. Hayes was iuaugurated as Gov
ernor Of Ohio yesterday.
General Meade issued general order
Yesterday, removing Charles ]. Jenkins,
Provisional Governor, and John Jones,
Provisional Treasurer, of Georgia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHARLEsrON COTTON PRESS.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO COM
w press, Cotton. day and night. az or New
ton depot. Entrance on Adams street. and
through the depot grounds. We have abund-
ance Of room In the Charleston Cotton Shed FOR
buyers to class their Cotton and make up their
WALDRAN & GILL,
CrPIoE, No. 27S Front street.
Memphis. January 4. 1868. 1l1-l36
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Trustees Sale.N

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. gX-
d ecuted to me on the Goth day of June. 1866,
BY w. o. Lohand, and duly registered in the
Registers office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in Record Book No. So, part LIST, pages $685., 90
and Gil, to which reference is hereby made
for the purpose OF paying the debt therein Sc
cured-I will, ON
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OERICERS.

w. b. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vice-President.
:. =. READ, Secretary.
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US. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE

CoLLEoToR's OFFICE, 8rH DIST. TENN.,l
MEMPHIS, January II. 1868.
ON MONDAY, 9TH INsT.rAT ELEVEN
" O'clock, I will sell on the northeast corner
of Second and Jefferson streets. sets Stereo-
scopics. sets Cosmoramic Lenses. Animal
Cages, 9 Wax Figures, Show Case, with lot
of Glass Work. Levied on as the property Of
VIM. M. Allen, for debt of eight dollars and
forty-three cents, due the United States Gov
eminent by the said Allen. Sale pc sitive.
unless said debt, W tn all cost, is settled pre-.
vious to the hour of SALE
K. S. SAUNDERS,
Collector Internal Revenue, sth Dist. Tenn.
BY JOHN MARTIN. ST.. Dep. Collector. l22
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p { oP
CAPITAL sTOCIK, 100000,
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
DIRECTORs

w. B. GREENLAw, N. S. BRUCE.
C. W. COVER, CHARLES JONES,
JAMES ELDER, WIN. HARRINGTON
JOHN OyERT0N, in.
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DIR. OR II is
oCULIsT.

CURES ALL KINDS OF SORE EYEs.
~ 0dice in Bethel Block, up siairs.s Entrance
on Maiu street. loo-l25
DRDUCKD PRICES IN SHAVING. AT
III the Union Street Barber shop. No. 81
Union street. Lenow Block. ShavinF. lic; Hair
cutting. 25c Shampooning, &c. Some Of the
best BARRIERS in attendance. eo-lb
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VARIETIES THEATER,
Cor. Main and Washington Streets.
CHAS. II. II. BROOM, Lessee and Proprietor.
An Array of Talent Unequaled I'm the
Southwest!

Misses HELENE DBvERE,
MAUDE DELASC0,
KATE PARTINGT0N,
FANNIE WILLIAMS.
Grand Ballet of Twelve Beautiful Young
Ladies, under the direction of Miss FANNIE
WILLIAMS, the Fairy Queen.
JOHNNY HART,
TONY BENTON.
Admission, so cents; Private Boxes, IS 90.
eS- Doors open at 6l5 o'clock. Performance
to commence vt ~ o'clock. 120
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Monday, 10th Day of February. 1865

In front of the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, FOR
CASH, the following described property, to-wit :
A certain lot of land, lying and being in the
lot No. 379 as laid down on the plan and map OF
Memphis. Beginning ut the intersection OF the
south side Of Exchange street with the west side
of Third, running thence southward with the
west side of Third street one hundred and forty
eight and half feet to the intersection of the
west side o. the alley. between Poplar and Ex ,t
change streets; thence westward with the north
side Of said alley. and parallel with Exchange
street, eighty;eight and 2 half feet thence
hundred and forty eight and o. half feet to the
south side of Exchange street; thence eastward
with the south side of Exchange street, eighty
eight and half feet to the beginning, being the
aggregate OF entire lot, or parcel of ground con
viewed to W. o. Lohand by B. Walker, jacob
June, 1868, together with all improvements
thereon, and appurtenances thereunto belong
property is expressly waived in said Trust Deed,
and the title is believed to be good, but sell
and convey only as Trustee. Sale to be made
Hiss SAM. H. COWARD. Trustee.
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EARKEPs.

LONDON, June s-Noon.-Consols 95l@9j4 :;
bends 73i. 20. . .......................
FBANKFoRr, June s.-Bonds 77l.
LIVERPOOL, June S--NOon.-Cotton quiet sales
5000 bales. Bresdstuts quiet. Other markets
unchanged.
LIvEEPoOL, June s-Afternoon.-Cotton sales
won't exceed 1000 bales. Corn 35s. Pork and
lard dull.
LEERPooL, Junes Evening Cotton sales 1000
bales; uplsnds llS@lltd.
LONDON, June s-Evening g.-Consols 95I995i.
NEW YORK, June 8.-GOtton market dull;
prices shade tower. Sales to-day $50 bales.
Mddlings 30@3o3e. Flour dull; State 81 60DIO
Southern 50 60@l5. Wheat dull, 2O3c. lower.
Corn less active, prices unchanged; white
southern 81 224. Oats frmer. Pork, new s2S 20
G2S 62; old q 25Go37 so. Lard steady. Whisky
quiet Rice quiet, North Carolina l04@lll
sugar dull. Coffee rather weak. Molasses dull
and declining. Turpentine 443G45c. Rosin
81 75@7. Tallow l2tc. Freights dull. corn by
steam 23@13c. Governments dull, 5-20's Of 1862,
with coupons ll2i. Gold 1894. Sterling dull and
unchanged. Money still easier, call loans 315.
EKw YORK, June S-Evening.- Governments
closed dull 5.2O's of 1862, with coupons, 1923
of 1854, ll0t; of 1866, ll0s; Of 1865, January
and July, ll3 Of 1861 ll3I l0.40's, 1867 1905,
lC9a. Money still easier /; offerings unusually
heavy; call loans sos. Prime discounts SOS.
Stocks steady since last call. Southern State
bonds steady and strong. Suo-treasury balance
&94, ,500, coo.
ST. LOUIS, June s.-Tobscco quiet and IN.
changed. Flour very dull and unsettled. Fall
wheat 81 4002 55. Corn S361s7. Oats 756177c.
Pork s27 Is. Bulk meats-shoulders ns9l3c.,
clear sides 1896
CECIEHATI June S.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat 81 20l2 80 Corn CSC. Oats 756176c.
Pork held at s2s. Lard l730lsc. Bulk meats
shoulders l2c, sides late. Bacon shoulders l3c.
Clear rib sides lee. Clear sides le}. Canvassed
hams ls@l9c. Butter 20024c. Eggs lsc. Coffee
22@26c. Potatoes So 40GD6 so, Hay $l3Gl5c.
LOUISVILLE, Jure s.-sales 40 hhds. tobacco;
logs TO medium leaf s9@sl6. Super6ae -four
IS 25@S 75. Wheat 81 25Q2 80. Corn easier
at soc. Oats so@s3c. Rye 81 O502 10. Mess
pork f27 so. Lard l7lc. Baeon-stoulders lSs
z Ml33e.; clear sides l7@l7lc. Bulk shoulders
l24c; clear sides Ice. Raw whisky, free. 50 20.
sAvANHAH, June s.-COtton doll, declining. No
ssles. NiddliDgs nominally 293@90c. Receipts
10 bales.
MOBILE June S.-Cotton market dull. Sales so
bales. Niddlings 27ic. Receipts 81 bales. Ex-
ports 81 bales. - b..
CHARLESTON, June S.-Coiton dull and easier.
Sales to-day so bales. MiddlHgs 29c. Receipts
rs bales. Exports to Great Britain Ills bales. q
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charitable nature Of our people Is a guarantee
that the affair viii be success. The organizers
of the festival meet on Wednesday, at liz Gus.
tomhouse street, st 6 O'Clock.
BURGLARIEs.-A negro, who sub sequeutly gave
his name as Philip Adkins, was shot and danger.
ously wounded on Sunday night. about ten
O'Clock, while attempting TO enter in the charac-
ter of burglar, the house of Mr.. Jno. G. Beres-
ford. on Tcboupitoulas street. He ran after he
was hit as far as the corner of Race and Constance
streets, where he was captured, aud sent
thence to the Charity Hospital. Mr. Beresford
appeared before the recorder yesterday morning
and gave $500 bonds to appear when called upon.
About two A. NJ. yesterday, burglar stole q
silver watch and pistol from the house Of Mr..
John McCsbe, on Claiborne street, near Perdido,
aud escaped with them undiscovered.
In attempt was made at about the same hour
TO rob the house and grocery store Of Mr.. Long,
corner of Harmony and Constance Streets bat
the thieves became alarmed aud decamped with
out stealing anything aa .I lil'f
The dwelling of Mr.. ST. Ceran, on Casacalso
street was entered on Saturday night by burg
lar. The son of Mr.. st. Cersn, who was in the
mouse at the time, followed the scoundrel down
stairs into the yard. Seeing himself discovered
the burglar turned and fred ct his pursuer. Young
It. Cersn returned the fire when the burglar fell,
but Immediately rose and retIested. BE must
have been seriously hurt for the blood was traced
several squares. He left good deal of plumber
and bic pistol in the yard whenh he fell under young
Il. Ceran's fire. .tt. ...I.
NoRTUARY REPoRT.-The total number of inter.
ments m New Orleans reported last week by the
sections Of the various cemeteries was log, OF
which' died of cholera, of yellow fever.
other fevers, killed accidentally from gun shot
wounds, died of burns scalds 3, were drowned,
congestion OF the brain, 10 consumption, pneu.
monia, 10 were stillborn, and the balance died
Of various ordinary diseases SO were males 43
were females and infants; SO were whites SO
blacks, 10 mulattoes. and not classified; As
were under year old. 20 between L and 10,
between 10 and 20 between 20 and 80, be-
tween 80 and 20, between 40 and so, 8 between
so and 60, between 60 and 20, between 70
md so, between so aud 90. aud whose ages
we're not reported; rs were natives of the
United States, Is not stated aud IL were for
eigners. .-.
BASE BALL.-The following ia the score of
game Of base ball. second of the series, between
the Fearless and Mississippi CLUBS for junior
Championship, played on the Delschaise Grounds
on Sunday:
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, June s-l1 A.M.-Barometer
29:l5. Wind northeast. Arrived: Brig Casca-
tote, Carlisle, MatsnZas, sugar TO Chaifraix 4
Agar; ship LOrento, Wilson. from Liverpool, gen.
ersl cargo TO W. K. Buddendorr; the ship Mon.
golia, Melcher. from Liverpool to Meeker, Knox
q Co.; bark Harvest Home Berry, from Havre. to
master; schooner United States, johnson, Glen.
iuegOs sugar and molasses to A. CoutOurie & Co.
Sailed: Brig Linus and schooner Gaena. On the
bar: Ship Uhisnd.
sOUTHwEsT Pass. June Sc P. M.-Barome-
ter 29:65. Wind BOrtheast-light. Arrived
steamship Texas Luhmsn master from Indsnola,
10 Kelly, Long 4 Co. Outside Bark Nellie MAY,
HuJchings master, from Liverpool. TO master.
No departures. On the bar Ship INLAND.
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THE DEMOCRATIc CAEDIDATEs.-Ina an ella bOrate
article on presidential candidates for the Demo
cratic nomination, the New York World ssys: -
Seymour, of New York; Thomas A. Hendricks,
OF Indiana; Geo. II. Pendleton, of Ohio; Gen
Geo. b. McCleIlen, Of New Jersey; Gen. W. s.
Hancock, of Pennsylvania; Chief Justice Chase,
of Ohio; Admiral Fsrrsgnt, Of New York; Jas.
A. English, of Connecticut. 0ut of that list OF
names il Is quite certain that the candidate will
be selected. Inasmuch there is over one
month yet before the convention assemblies. there
is a chance for great change in sentiment, and
that candidate who now appears to have the most
strength may by that time be the weakest, and
vice versa"
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FROM CHARLESTON.
County EIeetious.

CHARLESTON, June s.-Returns from county
elections held last week show that the radicals
have sgain carried most of the counties, but By
reduced msjorties. Many counties in the interior
which gave radical msjorities in April have nov
elected Democratic county tickets. In some of
hese the registration shows a large negro ma
jority, so that hundreds Of negroes must have
voted the Democratic ticket, aud hundreds more
have not voted at all.
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, June S.-The steamer Virgo, with
Sisal dates of the 4th, has arrived.
Cepeda has been reelected governor Of Cam
peachy.
One hundred and fifty Dominicans escaped the
recent Indian battle.
According to the most reliable accounts, Eng
land continues furnishing the Indians with arms
and munitions from the Belize settlements.
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FROM RICHMOND.

Decision Of Chier Justice Chsse-virc,n,.
Finsnees-HOaors 40 tHe Late Ex-Presi-
dent.
RICHMOND, June s.-Chief Justice Chase, in a
case to-day, charged the jury to the effect that sll
bonds, drafts, notes, etc., drawn during the war
in the rebel States, ard made payable 10 the
loyal States, are illegal and cannot be recovered
at Law. f ts ash
The State auditor writes letter to-day an-
nouncing that there viii not be money in the
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RIVER NEWS.

LoUIsvLLE, June S.-River falling with six
feet seven inches in the canal by the mark.
Weather clear and warm.
VICKsBURG, June S.-Passed up Magenta at
P. NJ yesterday; Alaska at noon, and Richmond
and QuiimaD at 4 P. NJ. to-day. Passed down
Belle Lee at P. NJ. River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-River rising slowly.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,

and that of PoSrERITY depends upon prompt use Of rs
liable remedy
The Proprietor trusts that his Resde because advertised
may not he csssed PatsA Medcines-mes of which
prepared by s styled Doctors who in many instances
too ignorant read sim oest prescription much
less competent to repAre Pharmaceutical Preparations
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presidential election, says: "Upon the heavy
electoral vote Of New YOr<. PennsyIyania and
Ohio depends the result Of the contest. The Re.
publican party must win If 1t carries either
Democratic party nay Yin If it carries tASa sl.n
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FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, June S-The horse Earle won the great
prize. TIE emperor. emDress, prince imperial,
I nd the count and countess of Flanders were
present.
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Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
Weakness Female Complaints,
General Debility.

II treatment 4 submitted to- Consumption or Insanity
sources ard the
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FRoM CAPE ISLAND.
Ship urnfag.

CAPE ISLAND. June s.-A bottle has been found
with paper in il, stating that the ship Mason.
from Gibraltar for New York. was burning. That
the crew and passengers had taken to the boats,
and no sail ia sight
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The Franklin Banner of Saturday SAYS The
past week has been warm and dry. Corn 10 much
in need Of rain. and upless it geS II soon will be
badly damaged. Cane is growing splendialy.
Many cisterns in town are dry and others WI
soon be. -.l ftl f3
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The Baton Rouge Advocate Of the 6tA learns
THAI the contracts for rebDlding the West Bsto a
Rouge levees sere sold yesterday, and thai thei-
eanpipleton "a nov assured-S r. "a
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Are prepared in from the vegetable sabstsnsances
named and the active that be made Decsc
iiOns exceedingly troublesome and necessary pre-
them every day and the syups st objection
able they weaker than ths decOctOns fluids
rated with Dble Of holding in solution much
less exaeve matter than water alone syrups are
otherwise objectionable for the patient is frequently
aed ard the stomach sur ed by the large proportion Of
taken with each dose which Is Of whatever
cept tokeep the decocton irem spoilng
Here the advantages and superiority Of Fluid Extracts
are sttikingy manifest
The hnest test Of shsir superiority viii DO comparison
with the peres orh United states Dispen-
satory.
MY LABORATORY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
FLUID EXTRACTS has been visited by Thousands Of ply
saRs and drvggs from AL parts OF the United States and
the preDs ration received commeada
tiou.
HenbOds Hirh'y Concentrated Fluid Extracts pleas
ant in tate and OdOr and mmsoiae in their sctiOa-
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n. L. FLOW.
DAN OWENS
WM. LUCAS.
! = GREEN.
FRED. MAUBEPA,
FRANK UAkRIER.
CREsCENr OFFIcE. JUNO lO.

NhESSENt OFflGEs .Juu6 w. DO.
Nsssrs Harry. Dsn, Bill. JOhn, Frei and Frank:
FeHer Citizens-Y ourn, with the pastebOsrds
found me weltering in my g-umbo, and | am uu-
der obligations to you for your political dissOlvng
views. Oloen to being a little Green in these
matters, can't Blotr for You as would like, but
hope that you viii have what is better, and that
is plenty of the peoples " filthy L,lcd " (s), as
We Parisians call money. I dOh't feel as though
| could answer your letter properly or do justice
to tbelsubject without little Msu beeT-s (hic y
ss we say in England; but am with you-or will
be on Wednesday evening, and desire no public
reception whatever, as shall go as plain Ameri-
can citizen shall intIust this letter to the care
Of CaI1ter. Peacefully yours, A. HEAD.
P.s.-Ihesr that Ben. Butler has seized all the
teiegFaphie dispatches Of your treasurer. Kit
reoge, believe his name isy and summoned him
before the peach brandy committee at Washing
ton Gen Grant viii probably interfere in the
matter; however, before X. gets his pin box full
Of clothes packed, An.
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treasury to pay the July interest on the State
b. nds.
In respect to Buchanan to-day the military
Offices were closed and guns fired every half
hour during the day, and national sslate at sun.
down.
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A little boy opens Judge Watrous's, coust In
Galveston with =" Oh, yesl God save the state
and this honorable court ~ l iI I.
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THE OREsOENFs DISPATCHES.

THE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM WAsBI TON.
GRANTS HOME DEMOCRATIC.
The Corruption Investigation.
TROUBLE IN THE CITY COUNCIL.
--
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Discussion of the Omnibus Bill.
THE DELAY IN THE TRIAL OF MR. DAVIS.
BILL FOR TAXING UNITED STATES BONDS.
PETITION FROM wOOLEY.
wOOLEY BEFORE THE
HOUSE.
THE ARKANSAS BILL READY FOR
THE PRESIDENT.
The Washington, ID. c., Election.
BOWEN TAKES POSSESSION OF THE
MAYORS OFFICE.
THE DEBT sTATENGINT-
IncrnaSn nc NnarIu eIA AnA AAA
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II. T. HELNrRoLn.

Druggist Of eighteen years experience and mauuactursr
Of helmeOles Genuine Preparations
frneipei pepots-HembOld's Drug and Chemica Ware
use No eA Broadway, New York, next Metropsli.an
sl' ana Heneold's Medical Depot No l0G South Tenth
set, PhladephisA
= sold by DrusEists Everywhere.
Priee 81 Is per bottle OF ak tor Sc 50.
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THE ARKANSAS BILL READY FOR
THE PRESIDENT.
The Washington, ID. c., Election
BOWEN TAKES POSSESSION OF THE
MAYORS OFFICE.

THE DEBIT srArEnnmNr-
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsArARILLA clsansss
and renovste the blood nss the vgOr health
system and purTes out humors that make disease.
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rtOm Oruption Of the blood. HELNBoLD's EXTRACT
IS A REMEDY Ofthe utmost value.
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The following correspondence we never recol
lect of having in print and therefore publish
il for the benefit of CHOSE whom il may concern !:
ACADEMY OF Music, June 7th.
Nj. A Head, Crescent Office:
Please find inclosed two complimentary tickets
70 Our joint benefit, for yourself and "Araminta."
We had no ides of having benefit until we come
to think about il, and we were only reminded OF
II then by the merest chance I; as we have taken
that chance. we desire you 10 influence your
friends TO come and take chance too, for that
night only" II no more. We intend 10 present
bill 10 audience that they will not dispute, no
matter how many there is of 'em. On political
matters we agree entirely with our patrons, and
We consider the crops are in AOurishing cOndi-
tion, betokening such healthy and prosperous
sumner, thst people cannot better invest their
money than by leaving it in our hands. We have
consented to take this benefit. only after the
most urgent solicitation, and have finally con
sented to sacrifice ourselves upon the (h)Altsr of
cur country pro bono p1tblicO. Our benefit oc-
ours on Wednesday, the 10th inst. We are, very
respectfully, your most obedient,
r. L. FLOW.
DAN. OWENS
WM. LUCAS.
\ = GREEN.
FREO MAUBERA,
FRANK UARRIER.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

QUANTITY VS.. oUAIlTY-HRLxBoLD's EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA The dose is small. Those who desires
large quantity and large doses of medicine
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
H. I. HELMBoL

None are genuine unless dene up sseensrsvs wrapper
With fac smile OF my eheGiesi warehouse and signed
.vr74v--e --i ~ II. I. HELMB0LD.
The proprietor compelled adop. this wrapper be-
Of the growing popularity Of his articles 70 proven,
spurious and dangerous coanterfsiting.