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CPKIxG RACES
THE TAIRIE COU r s E I.
Commencing April II. 1s0s.


SATURDAY-FIRsr DAY.-First Race. Hurdle Race.
mile dash we,ghts) leaps Purse $1,000 Second
old stake dash Of mile, SIS r
r. close the 18th Of March 1868 three e
Club $500 Third Race. Post stake, mile heats
ee for all S25 entrance p 10 close 18th March,
1868 Club to add S0to name O'Clock evening previous
TUEsDAY-sECoND DAY-First Race. dash OF one
mile for all Purse. $3.50. Second kace-rhree mile
heats. for all ages Orleans purse $1,000
wEDNBsDAY-THTRp DAv First Race. Hurdle Race,
Dash OF two miles, Cweer welghts) leaps Purse $500
Second Race Lash Of two miles ee for al age ur years
Race Mile heats for all ages Purse, $500
THuRSDkv-fOURTH DAY-Two mile heats for all
ages Purse, $500. Second Race-Dash half miles.
FRIDAY-FIFTH DAY.-First Rsce-Dash one and quar-
ter miles for all ages Purse, $3.50 Second ksce-Aie
hests. three in Eve. for all ages Purse 5000
SATURDAY sixth DAY.-Heats Of four miles :
Grand Turf Congress stake s20 with Challenge, Whip and
Spurs Club to add Sl000.
This TO run under Turf Congress Rules ocers
instead Of Metare Rules and Oncers.
Owners will themselves great deal Of trouble
regard Color viii be gdy enforced The Stables have
all been we'll cleaned and ventilated r..| .tr
Communications 10 be addressed to
s. L. JAMES.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
T r. sARRAzIS's
TOBACCO xANUFAcroRY.

Corner Chsrtrcs and Cont sfrsssa-
uE sARRAZrN thankful for the ps,ronses sxtsndsd
him since the establishment Of his fsctc has constantly
used his ions bis wedeseved rep1s
on and able 70 the Southern states superior
Of Tob-cro smoking pn up In ali sors o. p2ck
ages 70 suit the trade his Of Chewing 1obaseo
Pipes, Cigsrs, ETC, n renewed By every arrival
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
WANTED.

WA.TEI--A eIRL TO NURSE AND Do TIE
Grocery ssoss Napoleon Avenue ssston. on 81 Charles
WAxTfD-ro .sss-A ssAsI DwE!1115xs.
&C. cIssssns Once" eating terms ssd location
WAnTED-suaAR PLANTAuoNa-rA PARTIES
w desrous q Selling sugar Plantations invited to
Is u sf ss E ns.s o.
Il co1nsrsisi Com f Fisss, ssi New 5 osissns ' : ~
WAnTED-A YOUNG NAN. rArrvE OF THE
s our q Wishes 70 obtain ss St.ssoe IN
usefs good pen ~nd 81 figures and not AFRAID
Best or q Issssnsss svss address a q cs.:ssss
WAxrED-A GENTLExAx OF NATURE YEARs.
and Who has hsd large business szpensnes n nsw
compensation would be sueint supps himself and vie
meet s II .sv psrso. s smpss
Isne.siS9s mend can es fsrnshsd note isn = the oHsso
FOR RENT.
phine street. Fulton street Fosrth District,
tanning sine rooms 5000 yard and hsh ronnds two cas-
ihid Inquire uIton street. between Josephine and
TOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAIN.
v three aq saS IN X sa
completely furnished viii be rented low for one year
A1as and Streets
Ton RENT-FUsNIsHED-r rHREs-sroRY
- brick DWELLING No IFS cslispe street eetwern Camp
etc ppiy to Robinson 4 Aston u oommsresi Place
EoRl REur-A ooMMoDIoUs FoUR-sroRy
Brick Store on Msgssins bstxss1 Posdr.s and Cana,
similar hnssess Apply to Robinson Alston, No. q Com
EOR RENT-rHE THREE STORY STORE. NO.
locations on Canal street The ss9 building contains
and chambers and there s rear outlet to the premises
FOR KENT-rHE youR,srokr BRICK STORE.
isysts streets formerly occupied By g.. D. noedv Co.
At No IA rchoupit' ulss street
TEL and locations thorosghars
In New Orleans The premises In hrst order Green
Elder, Real Estate Agents. 81 Commercial Place
EOR RENT-rwo STORY BRICK STORES. NOS.
II 3 snd 275 Poydrss street. with dwellings above; good
throughout WIN not Be let for grocery or oodssheuss
Green kldsr, 81 Commercial PiAes-
EoR RENr-HASDsoME, NEW rwo-sroEY
hs%s dwelling &c on fry.ns street ss.wsen % sixth and
ss % fss .''
EOR RENT OR LEAsE-rHK LARGE AND
train Railroad dp On s sd ss ls VIC
tory and Moresn streets. 70 enserprsins Keeper th.
ular 4blrhment win be leased tor term Of Apply
10 @. Z. 0irardey Co. II Exchange P.acs
LOB RENT-sTOREs-THE LARGE. sUBSTAN
A three story Stores Nos "a md 26 Fulton and Is and
Front ecs handsomely fitted with awnings Offices
pie etc. and perfectly rat proof Ore Of the best bust
locations In the city. Green Elder, Real Estats
A gents ~ Commercial Place ~
EoR RExT-FAMLIEs AMI. eEsrLEMEk oAs
u be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with
without board Also day bosrder Two large front
that with sliding doors Psrties wishing furnish
their would do wen 70 ca ct zo Canal street.
Liberty.
COR ~ HENT-sTOREs-THE TWO TWO-sTORY
Brick Nos l6i and 166 Magazine streef. They
have handsom fronts and in perfect order Green
] lder Real Estate Agents. q Commercial PisceL
EOR RENT = TWO LARGE THREE-Sr0Ry
Dwellings Coliseum street. betseen Fourth and Wash
nFtrn streets. Green Elder Real Estate Agens II Com
merciai Place
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AMUsEMENTs.
NEw OPERA h0UsE-BoURsos STREET.
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH 70. Is@L
BENEFIT OF MONS. FAYE
Mne JEArE BLoNDELEr has Kindly offered h,r ssrvi-
this occasion First night Of Comedy. in four
acts, By Alexander Damss, fls, LBS IDEEs DE NINE
AUBBAY.
Between the two pieces com,e Song by Nile AxELrE
HIERy.
BOOK III. CHAPTER ONE. Comedy in one act
Pertcrpsnee commences st ~ O'Clock precisely.
ST. .ehAkLEs TBEATEk-sE oHAELEssr.
BEN Propristor
Sunday Evening. March 30. 1855.
Immense success Of the Queen Star Of the South MRS
CHARLES HOWARD WATKINS. and the eminent
dian Mr. H. WATKINS. in the great sensational drama.
TRoDDEN DOWN. or the LOST CAUSE. and THE
ADVENTURES OF LOVE LETTER
Monday Evening-DIAvOLA
NoTIcE-Doors open at a quarter to Z. Overture viii
eomnsnce at halkpa precisely.
Seats esn be secured one day in advance.
P. GLEASON. Treasurer.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST
srAIDre BmvrrL. ProprssOrs and Managers
Saturday and Sunday, March rs and 10.
Prof Roterts's MAGIC ILLUMINATED TABLBAUs
the MA1INEE to-day and At nieh and sunday might for
foSs IRON The s colossal Ssns
choice VARIETY PROGRAMME.
MONDAY NIGHT, March sO-First representation of
Eras.
rSs4. lsss PRESENT. lsss rufTsn. HnS
See .mar hills.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sr CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BrDwELL.................. .PrOprisiOrs.
Monday Night. March so. 1868.
AND EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
THREE ERAs.
1850. 1865. 1870.
Past. Present. Fu.a.e.
Written expressly for the Acadsmy ofrxusic by JOHN e.
DURIyAGE ESQ.
First appearance since returning from Cubsof
MILE AMELIA cARSIAGGIA.
DBLEHANTY and HEsGLER. HARRY BLooDGooD,
CARTER snd sch OOLCRAFT, RYMAN, DICK PAR
KER, sTJ wART. BANKER, Misses NELLIE TAYLOR
and ST CLAIR Misses LUCIE and SALLTE CLIskT0f.
and all the hanmoth Troupe varied and choice Ole pro-
grsmme. Every Night and Saturday Noon
See Bills Of the day.
VAHIETIEs TIL sTREET
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
Sunday. March go. 1ses.
The Burlesque Of
SKY HIGH.
With the Comedetta Of
THE IRISH SOLDIER.
All the conpauy will appear.
Msrdsy Evening. March 30. 1865.
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY TEsTIMOsIAL TO
w. =. Floyd
rendered by citizens Of New Orleans the ladies' and
gestemen Of the company The performances viii
with the Comedy Of
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND
INVISIBLE PRINCE
Don Leender... Mrs Goncrsal.
IRISH EMIGRANT.
X.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29


sasarss "a BRAsDY; i,,5 !nxv
Mates s,.,. sas sld ssseS r.s,t. shsskf : arsKv
hshIhs superior o''"e' ri CARTER.
CroCEEIFs- ...eRoos.IEs
COFFEE sSQAP;c
RhcoS. FLOUR
PORK, ssUEn
LARD. hACAhEEsLs n ~ Lsrrv
iH 'A'" Corner Canal Il and nd New Isvs.
NrurIoE. ................ROTICE.
Housheeper. and every person desiring to encourage
psIesasins ps%i s sPEIIczS cIcrHEs KyEs HORSE
% M Ssy & % should bsvs on
BROS, i56 Canal. near BarOnne. g. D. 2 JONES
-oo v.c.~T IoT.
iOVo ro VACANT sorAREs
Also Stores shops Lissy stables e.s in an parts of
Shore Resdsnces and asssrption q Ee Estate for
SeVAeH AI'''''--..- -S~N In
Jefrey's Sparkling Edinburgh ALE-quarts and pints
Byass's London PoRTER-pints.
In store and bonded warehouse.
r-... ,so c.--.s., -,
Sole AGENT for John jeffrey a Co, Edinburgh
De.Mov.T-a W. w GoonwrN LATE ans.
nmN GooDwYs. has removed from Their old stand,
street next door 10 the Pesyune Office
RU1TE8 AND CHEESE.
80 hrkins Goshen BUTTER
sD bo... d. W R. and Fsc,ory , CHEESE ~
For safe BY ' FLOYD 4 JOHNSTON.
81 Povdrss street.
c,cgUoo- - ..vT.pTr
-
T. . IN NA'N avn -
r.s.n,,,..,.. "~ ssr.xs. = . . = s.s No .xsw
M o---A
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONsIGNMENTs
| -------- -.----
xr,s- r,sr,,,r
fAsi ,' Di' Aoi'
City OF New Orleans.
The once Of the State Tax Collector Tor the First District
IA n to p n, DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1868.
Now dus ofee ITO csrsndelet street.
I'm accordance with the order of the Commanding General
:, A. r,es xu..- n..,,.. IN s,... rax.. Ise.,...
~ =,
| paid in o. s Currency.
THos- AsKEw,
state Tax Collector First District.
| ~ c-,.... y.rr.-v N 1sss
CUeAR Am MoLAssEs,
rou.an. sur.rs. AL, grades,
Cuba sugars, tsli grades in boxes and hogshesds
I'M n.
Ss1 Hons. Mossses s' IN s.ps and hslsss
Shccs RssSss hSssss Mosi n ees ana ss
Constaaty on nAnd and Tor sale in lots to sui, sy
| Office No. 10 st Louis street.
DUTTFu CurkaE .FIsH.FLOUR.
ID
Un1,es pro.s ses 800 .oA e'"''
Superior CREAM CHEEsE-sn steamers corsss and
'Is Extra English Dairy CHEESE
Western DREAM CHEEsE-Choice Factory.
s,aa oalo Ens,h ~ Dairy cuvvsv "a prvrps
| %A AZ .A.ea 80. .
A Full A'sorsmen. OF fi'h constantly ON
MACKEREL. GOLDFISH. HERRING ETC
,.wcx % pesSns rroUe. R,ms o,,v H,.s,sna ssansy
|
Hnekleys Extra Sucker City zeboids Resin store and
arriving EMILY VAN EORDEN CO..
| - ISnouP..ou.-s anu = WV 1--eo 9---e--
KNEAss a. MAYO
IN SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE a KNEAssJ
Removed from No. 6 hagazine street.
Manufacturers of Saddiery and Harness.
| -taPoRrxRs Or
| sADDIFRY HARDWAkE Be LTTNG, PACKING AND
| HOSE Efc., EfC.
Nos Tchoupitoulss and New Levee and As As and 80
- -. ,...-,-.-.w- ~.,-g,1-,
| DAFEk AND eTAElcNEkH NAAkeCsH
4 ...,~,~
| hos 50 ene OOAAOh sfhA1A.
-~.n. q, .,o-- ARR. and sxtsns,v. ssccs ss prt~su
| ~ Vs.
Nrsppfnx .Wrifl1a fnporf, Stationery. Ei.nk boe1
| .s.-..s.,-.s.
bchoo bscfs toa fsney oosaA @nnp'se " ''.R Aa-h
| urds sne fss sails a raa1rnsbls rriccss
| ----e = 80 -oe-
cy.ou YARss-xos s and T.
:. CAULKIsG.
4 :. BATTING.
Packed in quantities 70 suit
Orders win be promptly fnsd when left at s. carondslss
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

ADvs NCEs-BIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
N consRnnents Of Cotton TO Messrs Brown S1pley
Co, Liverpool: Mesrs Brown, Bros Co New York;
friends Hsyre Boston, Phladelphis and Baltimore
WITHERSP00N, HALsEY co.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

Boyce, the sailor who rescued Suntajin, one
OF the Chinese embassy, when the latter fell
into Niagara river at Tonawanda, N. Y, turn.
ed up at Buffalo on Thursday last. when the
letter sent to Boyce by the Celestial Ambassa
dor was opened and the contents found to be
ten dollar greenback. Approaching the
meanness of the reward some Buffalonians
will make up purse for Boyce
George Francis Train has been notified by
cable dispatch of his nomination to Congress
in the 9Th District of New Yerk The COM
mittee urged him to pay the claims against
him and return at once. The committee yes.
terday received adispatch accepting the nomi.
nation and stating that he had offered money
to pay all claims against him and it had beer
refused, as his Imprisonment was for purely
political reasons.
1t is proposed to hold Convention of the
colored men of the nation at Washington or
the 18th of January, 1869. This is in pulsu
ance of the action of border convention hello
at Baltimore early in August, and represent;
the views of those who hold that under the
fourteenth amendment colored men canno
cOnstitutionally be excluded from the exercis
of the elective franchise in any State.
A New York paper says that Edwin Forres
left New York at midnight on Monday, afte
playing all the evening, in order to vote at his
home in Philadelphia next day.
Among the passengers for France by the
steamer Vile de Paris, Saturday, were Baron
Stocked, Russian Minister, and family, some
two dozen Bostonians and Others
DR.. Robert 81. Maclay, one of the oldes
Tammany Sachems, and an eminent physi
clan, died in New York on Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20
PROPOSALS.
For Furnishing Fresh Beef at Fort
Pre6Le, Maine.


OCTOBER 18th, 1858.
PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy OF this ad-
l. veItisement attachei, will he received by the
undersigned until p. NJ, October 18th, 1865, Tor
supplying FRESH BEEF 10 the troops at this Pose
The said Beef must he flesh, Of gOod marke able
quality in equal proportions OF tore and hint quar-
ters, neeks shanks. kidney, allow to be excluded,
and to be delivered this Post Tree OF cost, IN such
quantities may be rom time 10 time required BY,
and on such days as the Commanding tfneer shan
DIES gnate not exceeding Iour times per week,
The neeks of the cattle slaughtered Tor be I TO De
delivered under this agreement shall be cut OIL az the
fourth verebral joint, and the breast trimmed down
The shanks OF lore quarters sha be cut on from
three to fJnr inches above the knee Joint. and OF
hind quarters from six TO eight inches above the
gambrel or hook JOINT VS. .Nt-
Separate proposals, in duplicate, will also be re-
ceived by the Undersigned up to the same hour and
date above men Toned, for supplying COMMISSIONED
officers AMI their mil stat oned at tins Post with
such choice fee sh beef they may from time to tune
require, UGH as sirloins and pOrter-house steaks
standing ribs or b r0asts 49,. a0a ~ n
These contracts to be in force four months or such
less time the Commanding General shall direct,
comm pncng on November 18Th 1861, subject t. the
approval OF lie Commanding General OF the DEPART
nlent OF the East. ~
In case of failure or deficiency in quantity or quail
y of the Iresh beef stipulated to be delivered, then
the COmmissary at this rost shall l ave piwer TO
supply the deficiency by purchase, and the Contract
will be charged witt the difference of cost ia
The Contractor will be required enter Into bonds
for the sum thousand dolla B. signed also by
two responsible securities whose names must be
mentioned in the bids rA
The proposals will be opened at p. M. on October
28th, at Fort Preble at which time and place bidders
are requested to be present. rr-Eur
Proposals will be marked Proposals ior Beef"
Bvt Capt. U. s. A., LIST Lieut.. Sd Art, A. Q. s.
Oct20dtd
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

TRYING TO LAUGH IT DowN.-Bfost of our
Democratic exchanges are decidedly chop fall
over the result of the October elections and
the alarming detection from the Democratic
ranks on the part of some of the ablest and
most influential members of the party. But
the Hartford Times is determined to "die
game" Tt declares that "the escapade of a
81 igle Democratic journal, it appears, is CO pa
bic OF throwing the whole Radical party into
c1nvulsions. It shows how eagerly they catch
at straws in their drowning condition" Again
it ventures the assertion that with one accord
the Democratic press from Maine to Louisiana.
has repudiated the insinuation of lack OF
confidence 10 its convention aud the leadeas
nomiusted by that body, and resented the
weakness which CONSTITUTES the encouraging re-
suit of the late elections into certain omen OF
defeat" Ar this is very we'll if Que fcrgets
that instead Of "a single Democratic Journal -
frll fourth OF all the Democratic papers in
the country, including che World, the Nation
al lnselligencer, the New Orleans Times, the
Portland Araus and the New York Mercury.
have given up the contest. Indeed, notwiLh-
standing the manifesto of Belmont, Tilden &
Co, part Of the Democratic National Com.
uttes have decided to hold a meeting next
Friday at Philadelphia to see if they can find
somebody to take the place OF Seymour and
Blair
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

e WE TOLD You so.-The Sunday Advertis.
or Of this rtv, one of the few Democratic "a
pers which we must credit with having fore.
seen az the very outset that Seymour and
Blair could not De elected, c0nsratulates itself
upon its superior political sagactv, and makes
the following very candid comments on the
situation:
But we think If defeat was not before Ger.
tain the World and TDtelligencer have made
1t So. Their very confessions and wishes to
try other etnd dates will cause many hangers
oo. who are always bound to run with the
strongest party, to torsake them and go over to
%nrrs There is more prospect of getting SUCK
from the successful crib. We consider rhat If
both papers bad turned round aud advocated
the election OF Grant it would NOT have had as
damaging an ttf'ct upon the Democratic mar
" as tneir preseut Confession OF we tknes,
byld face. 'A
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

AoARPEr.BAo PREACHER and STATE Senator
mprdrred IN South Caroliua, shreff and a
Judge Slaughtered in L Duislna, sher f put
out Of he way in Arkansas, steamer on thu
Mississippi seIz. d and rehhed of arms belopgipa
10 the State of Arkansas by a Ku- Klux mob
this is an imperfect record OF the Ku Klux-
ian fxploiis Of a single day, as appeared ron
our telegraphic dispatches Monday morning
There are few people in-aue enough to imag'
ine that these things will continue after the
Inauguration of Gen. G ant The letters or
the first page OF to.day's Press, Forwarded te
ne by Hon. G. 7. Ruby, colored man who is
well Known in this State and WHO was hiuI.
self a member OF the Texas Constitutional
Convention, gives an alar ming picture of the
Condition OF affairs In Northern and EATER
the State of Texas outside the limits of The
city oil Galveston. Now the Democratic ora
Gle, john Quincy Adam has told the people Of
S,utb Car DINA that This is Que of the things
that the people Of the North will insist upon
freedom 10 live In the South, thinking the +
own thoughts and uttering their own words.
Does il appear from The imperfect picture pre-
sented ry The telegraph of one days work
there, that such is now the case? Can airy
one think Of any method except the election
of Grant that will bring about this result? Il
this result cannot be brought about, it is not
Just the same as If secession had been sue.
cessful?
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

IT is gratifying to learn that reciprocal trade
with Canada is in fair way to be restored
| and moreover that it is to be restored on a
proper basis. The idea of effecting this result
by concurrent legislation will no doubt be
found impracticable, because it would be diff
cult, in the first place, to get the legislative
bodies of the two countries to agree upon the
terms of such an arrangement, and, in the
second place, after the arrangement was eff
fected it would always remain in the power of
one party to place the other by simple act of
repeal in an awkward situation. The time has
now arrived when renewal of the old treaty
with certain reasonable notifications is ear
nestly desired by both parties Mr. Thornton,
the British minister, called the attention of
Mr.. Seward to the subject in July; Mr. Sew
ard referred the matter to the Ways and
Means Committee of the House and the For
eign Committee OF the Senate announcing
that he only awaited a favorable report from
tn m to commence negotiations. 1t is found
that the two committees are almost unani-
mously in favor of reciprocity, and that they
will so report to the State Department early
next session. So there will be an end of the
senseless Chinese policy that has checked the
industrial prosperity of both countries with
out in any way benefting either Some in
terests may suffer temporary disadvantages
from the admission of Cadadian products free
of duty, but en- the whole the people of the
United States and particularly of Milne, will
be immensely benefited.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20
sv,er;or Cour,.

OCTOBER TERM-GODOARD, j., PRESIDING
MoNpAY.-No. 149-Albert s. Brock VS.. Smith
Watkins Troyer to recover the value of a COW.
The defence was that the title to the COW was with
the defendant. DECISION reserved.
j. G. Cobb. A. b. Holden
Several cases disposed Of by default and
others were heard on demurrers.
The new docket was called, and seyeralcases dis
posed OF by default.
Court adjourned to O'Clock Tuesday moraIng, al
watch time the following cases will be takeL up in
the order named:
14s-Matthew VS.. Joseph.
3-Hearne VS.. Soule.
49-Davis ct al. VS.. Bradley ct al.
62-Dority VS.. See .ey and Trustee.
91-Clark VS. Small.
1C4-Parker VS.. Dow.
105-L bby VS.. Dow.
106-Ti owbrIdge VS.. Dow.
107-Worcester VS.. Dow.
1'S-Thompson VS.. Sylvester.
145-Rowe vs. Place and Trustee
16S-Deering vs.. Shea.
170-Cduser vs.. Butler and Trustee.
III -Tiock VS.. Webb.
175-Wins!ow W. Webster
228-French VS.. Bell and Trustee.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

A GREET ECCLESIASTICAL QUESTION SET
TLEp.-the case of Rev. S. H. Tying; Jr., OF
New York, who after long trial suffered a
reprinand from his bishop ON account of vi
olaton of canon OF the Episcopal Church
which forbade his officiating in the parish of a
brother clergyman without his consent, is still
fresh in the memory of ALL At the Episcopal
convention in New York on Saturday this
canon was amended in such a manner as to
obviate all difficulty in the future. The amend
ment is as follows:
Resolved, The House of Bishops concurrinp
that section 6, clause 2 canon -, title i. OF the
Digest, be amended by inserting in the nine
teenth line of said clause, immediate " after
the words Shall be necessary" the following
words, viz: "But nothing in this canon shall be
construed to prevent any Clergyman of this
church from officiating in any parish church
oo ~ any place of public worship used by any
UwE;n,kSiregation OF This church, or elsewhere
soid anu tne parochial cure OF the ministry OF
ciar,-eon congregation, with the consent of the
in hfs Ian an IN charge of snch Congregation, or,
.., -. aosence, OF the church wardens and YES.
Uymen er trustees Of such congregation or 81
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

CABLE DISPATCHES touching the agreement
between Lord Stanley and Minister johnson.
that the Alabama claims shall be settled by a
mixed commission, are regarded at Washing
ton as indicating concession on the part OF
the English government. Mr.. Adams was in
structed to insist upon the consideration of
the act of England in recognizing abe rebels as
belligerents, and this was to be weighed among
other things by the arbitrator in fixing the
amount of damages. To this the British gov
eminent would not consent, but as Mr.. John
son was not authorized to negotiate upon any
other basis it is presumed that the eagerness of
Disraeli to add to his other achievements the
settlement of these claims has led him to in
struct his minister for foreign affairs to make
an important concession. Mr.. johnson seems
to be getting along quite rapidly notwithstand-
ing his rather disagree able toadying of our Brit
ish cousins. Already the preliminaries of
naturalization treaty are arranged. If Mr..
Seward can have both of these vexed questions
out of the way before his retirement, he can
make his bow on the Fourth of March with
great eclat. and even his earthquake and ice
berg speculations will be forgiven, leaving only
his apostasy on the reconstruction question to
oe forgiven by the next generation,
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-20

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charge from the head, nostrils INSTRUCTED or dry;
partial loss of hearingor smelling; pain over the
eyes; substance sticking in the throat affecting
the voice. get DR.. KENNEDY's
"Permanent Cure for Catarrhc,
1t completely eradicates all of the above symptoms
OF this loathsome disorder, and is curing thousand:
who had become discouraged with using Snuffs and
caustic solutions. This wonderful remedy is sole
by all druggists and is warranted to cure any case
OfCatarrh not complicated with other disease. JOHN
F. HENRY Successor to Demos Barnes.& Co.. 81
Park Row, New York, sole Agent.
Persons sending So and history of their case to
DR.. A. S KENNEDY. Auburn, New York, will re-
ceive his personal attention, and the Remedy, ex-
pressly adapted to their condition, will be sent by
return mail, postage paid. oc13-sNd&w6w