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EIEsr REmIUn AND GOLD xEDAI
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above cry per cent less fuel and bskss bot
YER bread than any other IN This fact
fairly and ncoRestaby proven the Mehan
ics and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1853 and the st.
l. uis Fair Of 1861
Every one guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of ensrgs
Also constantly hand large and oompsts assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Pssssrna Liberal sdvsntszs, offered TO The sde
n. HALLBR Agent
No ls8 Tchoapi.oulas street.
OrdersIer at boz No. Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
10 los Charles al the Esv Orleans Postoee
.f1 r-esive prompt attention
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOElCES.
MFNT Room No I. City Hall-New Orleans, sHx. %,
lssS~wss brought 10 the stcOnd District Pould, Of
orleans ava one W %s aSSsS soS a IN ''
Which, If esimed within tn days and the expenses
thereon 10 vii be sold at public suen 4 said Pound, on
EsDAf fs9, s RPs5 a f = Street
Lou's SENEGAL for CONTROLLER
crREET COMMIssIoNER > DEPART
lss-were bougot he First District Pound, of
Lafayette sud Locust 81 ee's, a. est,ays-
Two GOATS Of different colors-
Which, claimed within days and the
n paid wi o. sod pablo auction At said Pound
JOSEPH SUEPHv, Street cOmmissia
LOUIS srSEcH.L for Controller
CTRFFT com sIssIOsER's DEPARr-
- MENT. Room No CITY II l-New orlesns August q
ssd Gs 6as. to S: s Pound
Two GOATS of di5ersnt colors
Which 4 MOI cssd within hrss Ssg. and s ss P s1Dsn's s
sAfURDA 1It29 Esaia Z 0 sssst Commissions.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Cont oler.
CTBEsT CoMMIssIosER's sPaKT-
sts-wa brcugh q the Fourth District Pound Dryades
street jackson md hp str cts. .stray-
One Mare with white spot on the forehead; len
Whh II no, claimed within FIVE days and the expsnss,
paid viii be sold public sncton az said Pound, on
TUEsDAi l. Ii' xE a RfoS sss., Commissions.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for CoDt-Oller
GREET CON NI~sIOsEW's oErA r.
= MINT, RO m No Z G " Hsll-Nsw rleans Aagu-tE
lS-Ne ught the Seeold District Pound ner Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets ss estrays-
Two GOATS.
Two AIDS.
which n claimed within three days and the expenses
h.5feP P. will be ;os Il gua sS sos. d Pound
j sFPH sURPHY Stree Commissions r.
Louis SFNEcHAL for Controller
GREET COM ~IssIONFR'S DprAR r.
~ MENT ON No 7 City H-ll->es O-leans, August 70
Is6-W bro ght First District Pound corner Of
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estfay-
One Red MULE, branded on left shoulder.
Which, cizimsd within days and the expenses
psd viii sold ulic Al said Pond on
MONDAY August 81 ls6s at u O'Clock
j sEPH MURPHY, street Commissioners.
LOUIS SENEGAL. lor Controller.
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INEtN scr rUKPIN, sHoLssALE .ANUsA0-
II atrer 81 stick Candy Fancy Candies ChocolAe Cream
Dr. "a sugsr almonds, Rock CANDY Jujube Paste. Gum
Drops and rups, b. steam lmportsr Of French 0Ins
phns Decorated Toys, cOsssqaes fancy Papers for Cake
ktands Sopeu0-s Cstonages. Fancy boxeA tor Christ
mas aud New Yesr Presents Cornucopias, etc Ne sS
Ola Levss between ST Louis and 6ont strssss Ne~
Ovl-sns -
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DI6AUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstonzed by the impress Of the French aud extensively
used in all fashionable circles for lite Excellence aud Superb
ority.
klGAUD CO.'S YLANgYLANa and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rgaad Go are the only I'M
turope Of the frGg extract Of Ysn and from
the Philippine Isles
RIGAGb A co IS TOLUTINF, q de icioas Toilet Water,
superior Esu de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, Florida
RiGArD co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitely per.
fum.d and keeping its fragrance 20 She last. i Fl
Ri AUD a co n MIRANDA fOMAfUM, for presery-
ing and be ant q ing the hair .s ~.
RIGAID a Co.'s DFNTOgrEE, = mos. agreeable
preserving the te-th aud perumnx the breath
RIGAID ,O'S r.0rH-' hB N. remarkable pre-
paration prndu ing a brilliant wilderness the teeth
and all other Starch Hnd Rice Powders
TBr LITTLE MONIrOR; a GUIDE To THE TOILET,
With Pm tosphc Illustrations will be sent rsceps Of
stamp. .
wholesale R'gaud 4 Co. IS rue de Rchelsu, Pyis;
Agent r. Eewberry Sons, IS ST. PAuls Chareh Yard Lon
don
?. DUCoy9E's.
-. al..a
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The " ide axe Elghsh Ward ID -m -
crstc club TniTd nistrict, Thu ksDAE ENbN
lag Saloon Eysisn Fields and Levee
.tfeets The T. .lOgins sfe IL chcen
A LiAMBiAS-P
W GU ER1SON-lt Vlcs-President
JANE How ELL-2s Vice President
III ST lUDER-Secrerary
aaMfs pOBSDN Treasurer
VIM AWAkk-NGsh.n
coSMTrTEE
J HOWELL.
G B GIBBpNS
J. b FACET.
GARa a.
JAS DOBSON.
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Crescent CITY B-ak New orIe

- Crescent CITY Bank New Orleans.
June IS lsIn with sections 81 and 80 OF An
act entitled an act TO establish general system
Of free BDking, tn the state Of LSuisi N -
10 the holders Of the circulating note. OF this
Bank duly audited under hs Of said act TO
sert the s.me Al the the Office Of the
state Auditor the purpose Of edempton with ons
wear from this te otharwe the nnds deposited By said
So W. ~ CHAs. FAURTE ia. Cashier.
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DsU9IAs'
EHGRAvEB AND LITHO9RAPHER,
Ne. 10 Caap street.
ADJOINING LApIEg ENTRANCE CITY HorE

Waiting and wsddins Cards sssfs'A N ss s'e aAxsns
.nn,, Ru.,nss. Gard. Aseouni SALES Cotton Bils La
Am, clh.oks invoice Circular Lsttsr.- sto Hho'
r.pssd seals, o.sesnins Stamps. Dosr rl.is'' &c
Inss,ss Emso.ssd rsp~ ~ K.vsloss ~IfHow
Oh nav vnE NV Z
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4 - once Of be Bows Review, lt4 roy.
as street New OF business let
-, nav h. addressed q W NJ BURWELL.
Editor DsBow's Review.
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Untoa Hsnk of I1outAfAna.-New Or
.aps ls62-n dauce with sections and - OF
the act entitled ish raj system OF free
Ran ns Louisiana ved March 10 1850
pstee given The holders of the circulating no g
on ths audited under the provisions OF said act 70
the same At the Banking th- Office II the
ate Auditor 81 redemption within one year
ron a date the funds deposited by said Bank Tor
s~Ao pa pose VIII 10 '' GEO A FRFRET Cashier
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--Nott-e Co g. mpafrs Ciobs-9ooms of
T. mocratc Perish mmitee Dis Canal rect Sew Orleans
ing q 1863 Extract from the minutes-Be resolved
III al each Democratic orgs lid in the Parish be
auesfed SEND to rsary Of his mmittee the
n the Club o. its hcsrs aud place --eti'gs aud
a.ter ~ Organization. At l. DUPEIhE.
As
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Hank Of sew d. leaas. New Orlean-.
June In vi sections "a and 70 OF the
sct entitled 40 establish general syrten OF Fres
Bankft the STATE Of Louisiana approved harch 10
1865 b hereby T. the holders OF the crca.tns
notes auded under the prOVfsions OF sao
All TO present the tire Rank ng house or Al ne
Once Of the state for the OF redemption
hip enc otherwise the funds deposited
J - 49, n Angus IN Cashier.
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-Hats hslOrss Hair Dye-Fhis splendid
Hair Dye the world; the and perfect
Dye harmless reliable instantaneous ridiculous tnts
M Of bad dyes; nvgorstes and iesves the
be autirul Black Brown Sold BY al Drug
propery spilled at Bstchelors VIE
tta~tory No rs Bond ytreet Hev York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given the public that in accordance
with the provisions Of charter organization Of this
Company hat been csmpesd and the 70 loving ers sp
pointed by the Board Of Directors: c. T HOWARD, Pres
den; g II. MURRAY. Treasurer, and WILDER
Secretary. The snount Of capita required BY the charter u
be subscribed asd paid in before the cOmpsny can begin
operations has already been secured and arrangements made
for giving the bond securing the sa The payment OF
annual tax Of forty Thousand dsAra
The Office Il Company sor the present. located ct the
corner If Camp and Common streets.
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ALTE RNArES:
AN APPRECIATION AND A WARNING.

Referring to the late peace speech of Gov.
Warmoth to Radical crowd of riotous ne
groes, the Louisville Journal says:
When we see, then, the carpet Dagger governor
Of Louisiana playing the peace-maker, il gives a
striking illustration of the selfshness of the
motive. II he had been in Washin gton with all of
his friends, the whites and blacks might have cut
each others threats with impunity, for what
would he have cared. Warmoth is an adventurer
and if he can best serve his purpose by kicking
away the ladder by which be has climbed into
office, he will do IL. II the Democratic party is
successful in November, II would not surprise
those who know him best to zee him coming over
TO the party with great ado making merit of il.
In abundant caution it would be well to
take this appreciation of the governor at least
as a warning against future contingencies.
Remembering how they were imposed on by
the fine sentiments of Wells, our people can
not afford to trust to words, save when trans
lated into acts, on the part of Warmoth Be-
sides, since the delivery of the speech referred
to, Warmoth's letter to the President has
appeared, in which he does his best to show
that civil war, latent or overt, is the newt
able condition of the State as long as the
existing government, of which he is the head,
continues.
If the cardinal question with him is to
know on which side his bread is buttered, it
is evident from this letter and that speech
that his mind oscillates through whole circle
of dubitation on this subject When he de-
livered his speech his bread appeared to be
buttered on the peace side when he wrote
the letter all the butter seemed to be stuck on
the war side-and his voice was for war, and
his coll for Unitod States troops, or in lieu
thereof for State militia that would produce
confusion, disaster and ruin to thelState."
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We have long wondered that the Radicals

We have long wondered that the Radicals
have never made any attempt 10 redeem their
miserable fzzle at "grand" ratification
meeting, which, our readers will remember,
was squelched by the plying heavens. But
We, by accident, yesterday learned the cause
of their delay and have discovered the trouble
IN the enemys camp.
In conversation with learned and clerical
colored gentleman of the water-dog per.
suasion, we were informed that promi-
nent member of the colored main body of
the Radical army in this city had insisted
that in the next procession of that party
practical and public demonstration
should be made of their professions as to
the equality of the races by each white
man marching arm-in-arm with a col
ored man, and that in this demand he was
unanimously backed up by his colored breth-
rem, who all thought that it was correct in
principle whilst the artistic effect, by the
striking contrast of colors, would be splen-
did. The carpet-baggers and scalawags-the
white men of the party, demurred to this.
however, thinking no doubt, that such close
personal contact in this hot weather would be
little unpleasant, and in certain contingent
cies might be somewhat dangerous-som
how or other they always expect the negro
to be the object of attack, and calculate him
to bear alone the brunt of the fray This the
colored men were not slow to discover and did
not hesitate to charge against their white as
sociates, and therefore insisted on parading
IN the manner they proposed or they would
not parade at all. Imagine Radical
procession in New Orleans with the negro left
out In vain the prominent white Office
holders, elected by negro votes, tried to COM
promise the matter by offering to let the
darkies march in front while they marched
behind, or rice uerSa; but the negroes re-
manned firm in their demands, saying, eff
am as good as you say, I'm good enough to
walk arm-in-arm with Governor Warmoth:"
and so say we.
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A distinguished citizen of New Orleans,
who is just back from an extended tour
il the State of New York and the States
adjacent, brings the most flattering accounts
Of the enthusiasm which animates the people
of those States. The extreme and atrocious
measures of the Radicals have reused the ami
mostly even oftheir own partisans, and united
the Democrats more firmly than our party
has ever been previously united. 1t is a
settled determination in the minds of North
ern and Eastern citizens of all shades of
political opinion, that if the baleful policy of
depriving the people of the Southern States of
their right to select their presidential electors
be carried through, Grant and Colfax shall
not carry single State north of the Potomac
If such is the feeling in those regions, how
profound and all pervading must it be in the
West
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CARNATz ksTIrUTE.-This school, situate cor.
ner Of Prytania and First Streets Fourth District
occupies splendid mansion, with large and
shaded grounds, and offers to the students a
healthful secluded location. The building has
large and spacious rooms well ventilated and
furnished with all the modern comforts of water
gas baths, etc. This being day and boarding
school, young ladies from the country will have all
the comforts Of home well as the careful trsuipe
which q mother only knows how to dispense.
The corps Of professors combine the first talent
OF the country, aud comprise in their course of
instruction the sciences, languages aud elegant
Accomplishments incident to educated and reSued
society. The terms Of the school are exceedingly
moderate, while the benefits are incalculable.
See Advertisement
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There is not the least indication of an enlarge.
ment OF the bonnets. The hair is worn higher,
the chgnon larger than ever; the latest styles Of
chignons are composed of large hollow pIaits or
puns, and though immense in size, are light upon
the head The curl, still in vogue is large in pro
portion. So says " Jennie June" or somsbody.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

PERsosAL.-hr Herman Lion of the firm Of Bar
META Lion, manufacturers of the celebrated "Gray
Jacket Btters." left day before yesterday for the
Hot Springs of Arkansas, in the hope of regaining
his health. We await with pleasure, together with
host Of his friends, the day we shall be able to
welcome him back restored to health and fulv
prepared to exercise that energy which has here.
'oiore characterized him in his business pur.
anita
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Card to the Public.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned authorized
by Mr. CHARLES MORGAN, Of the Morgan lines Of
United States mail steamers to take Marine on Cargo
and Merchandise shipped by his plying Mobile or
any OF the Texas ports, AT ONE-HALF THE RATES
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS OF
INV ORLEANS July l, 1868
Mr. MOrgsns steamers and an earnest
desire 10 mote trade beweea Orleans Mobile and the
Texas ports. have dictated this course.
For further particulars those interested Invited TO call at
the eniee 50 and 50 Camp street.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & co. Apents-
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE INSURANCE
ASSOCIATIONS The last barriers Of prejudice
which have existed against life insurance, must
surely fall away before the scheme presented by
the Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association" just organized in our city, and
through this fundamentally each person having
family dependent on him, will surely hasten to
provide for its welfare in the event of his death.
The plan devised by this association is not excIu.
sivey for the rich man, as the numerous and large
instruments required to perfect policy have really
made institutions of this kind up to this time but
the plan is for the masses-those who absolutely
need an arrangement of this kind-those who are
in moderate or limited circumstances. Upon this
class of persons II is most incumbent TO secure In
case they should die, a maintenance for the helm.
less beings who look to them for support, and a
means of thus easily accomplishing it, is really a
sublime charity. The directors and officers of tbs
association are among the richest aud most influ.
entail gentlemen in our midst, and are guarantee
that the funds of the company will be invested
here in real estate, and such other ways as will
make the interests Of those concerned most se.
cure The Office is at the corner Of St. Charles and
Union streets, and Mr.. R. W. Young, the secretary
will take pleasure in giving such information "a
may be required oy applicants. See card on se-
cond pape.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-12

CRESCENT CITY YACHT CLUB.-This club
held regular meeting last night at Hawkins's
club rooms, and made the final arrangements
for the regattas at the lake on the 18th and
ZUth insts. The advertisement in another
column gives the particulars. 1t is expected
that the fast yachts of the coast and our sister
CITY, Mobile, win be fully represented on this
occasion.
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~ See Supplement-.

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this office.
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we oher our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
rhkfh ETC. IN the Southern States References and In
formation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No. Liberty street New York
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WE ARE IN TIE MIDST OF REvoLur1oS.-No
more premature decay of the teeth. ,zodoot
renoers mem lndestructible. Nay, more. il makes
Sne spamei as Wnte as Psrisn marble, and The
ing Ger banks Of violets." Neither the teeth nor
HE gums can become diseased if il Is used daiy.
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Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES I Am M,
prepared 10 receive orders from the trade for the
TIMING BUCKLE TIES, all made Of the best quality Ems
iish Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
.....-...... d. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent As Carondsls. s,,s..
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II. Carer y co. ..
CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

FULL ASSORTMENT Of the LATEST MANUFAC-
TUBE OF these well known and most approved GINS now
received and CONSTANTLY on hand. together with SAWS
BANDS, CRATES, BkISTLEs, BOXES, etc.
The wide and unsurpassed reputation Of this GIN through
cut the country is too vel established require further
tfeaIss or Endorsements to the planter
FOSTER CO., Agents,
Ne. 10 Gravier street.
Ma Il
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Democrats, Rally RaIgy!S
Diseases or the Eve.

DR.. JULIUS HoNBERGER, Qsts Assistant TO DR. s,cb.l
ParisJ oCULIsT, l4O Canal street. New Orleans OHee
hours from IL to o'clock C mic for Diseases Of the Eve
Sa urdays, from TO o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the etc Poer patients will be treated and op
Grated free Of charge
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Continued .arrfraIs.

WILLIAM DAUPHIN,
15O...".........CANALs STREET.
this week ere assortment OF Paris BLnNDEg
DNhA MARIA, SILK BAREGE Frosted "a LIE an1
CkEP and very tine Coburg straw and Paris
b. fNEFs, White Mars lilies II ATS and sOLD BANDS
New Goods OF the laest make viii be received aarly an
summer. -
W. DAUPHIN
- Retail Store, No $50 Caual street
Wholesale Rooms o. &c Cusion houss street
81 Broadway. New York.
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PhaLOn7S

p A p II 1 A N LOTTO IN"
BEAuTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
rhALoNs raphian Lotion all ERUP.
lions, FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs. MOTH BI,orcups
TAN, etc, and renders the Skin sof Fair and Blooming
For Ladies In the Nursery it is Invaluable For enterasn
after Shaving 1t has equal. "Paphan Lotion 4. ,h
only reliable remedy for diseases and bemshss Of the skin
fhALoNs "Paphian Soap" for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the Skin
Price, rs cents per Cake. Sold BY all Drueeissa
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.Al,U Orleans POsfomcc,


Route slSew Orleans Brashier leaves daily texcsu.
Sunday at A. Arrive daily Sunday excepted by n
Eoute So02-New Orleans to Canton departura asIv
Closes at $50 NJ Sunday Ia N Arrives daily at SIS
Route sFs-New Orleans TO St Frsscisvle supplying an
the OF ees opened departure Monday at r. n and FRIDAY AZ
SAY Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route S0-sew Orleans Carrollton via Jefferson Civ
departure Monday and Thursday at ~ Arrives Mondss
and Thursday At 4r.M.
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday Arrives sun
day and Thursday. e.
Route Oo6-N,w Orleans to Mobile departure daily atIp
NJ, Sunday at u o. Arrives daily by SAN
Route sOo7-Nsw Orleans to Covington La d.n.,,,r.
Monday and Thursday at A. Arrives Tuesday and Friday
at4P.H
Route New Orleans to Algiers, departure daily
Arrives daily by IL ~
Route SOOS-New o. leans to vIeksbprv .nrr,v, IN A..
onees opened vicksburg; also Red River and on.hi,
Parishes. Departure Tuesday Saturday at sPw A.
rives On Monday and Friday mornings.
Malls tor Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at n.
Saturdays al " A a Pascagoula, Saturday. atllK
Mails for Galveston, Houston, IndiAnoa San AptonIo
Brownsville BraEos Santiago via New Orleans ana ous,s
Railroad, close att A n on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff Of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, West
Indies. etc.
Guadalupe, Martinique French and Drteh Guians "a,
'eenrs St. Lucia St. Vincent Trinidad renadA-ls cents
hasf OF , optional
Cuba Mexico Hayti Porto Rico St Thomas. Jsr,sIea.
Venezuela, United States Of Colombia, Engah Guiaus-lo
cents half or, obligatory
Bolivia, chli, EeuAdOr-S4 cents half o. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Belgium, switzerland and Germany, cents each
France Z. England 6. and Italy ~ cent? each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each
Circulars rated book packets A on Or undsr
once Hours. -..
"Opens at : O'Clock A.. NJ; closes atSP n
sundays ohee opens at O'Clock A. n closes tl7x
Z. w. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. We,
Indies. etc.
Circular Postage

Belgium s"itzerland and Germany, cents each.
France Z. England g. and Italy u cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg 8 cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars rated az book packets, A on. or unde,
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once ITOurs.

Opens at 8 O'Clock A. NJ; closes at r. n.
sundays, oihee opens at O'Clock n; closes at IAN
Z. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.