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The New York herald., 1868-08-11

oHANoE
fremont av g. Badwins property, 6Oxl25 4l2
JERSEY OIrY
York st, lot 6 block 81 25xlOO lOO................ 5000
HOBOkEN-wEsr HOBOKRN.
Luxe 81 g. % OF lot No. tract of Loss Vineyard,
Clinton ST. lot "a block 62 Costee estate 25x 325
BELLEvILLE
Belleve avi Briggs property, sS6Xi2O 5000
a.. MILBURN.
Alfred Tailors property, s5HS5 S5............... IO
CITY.
Montgomery IT'S II 8 Of Golden st, 5Oxl52.. 5000
Beach st. lot SS block NJ adjoining reservoir 25xl00 go
~, HARRISON.
9TH st, 80 # of William st. 25rl0O. ....... 400
NORTH BERGEN.
Liberty ST. es lot 5S5 Maachens map, 25xl00 ... Il0
Bergen wood av, g. lot II, block 25xl00. 700
GREENvILLE
Plot IL, block Armstrong est 90 lots each 25xl0O. s975
BAYoNNE.
Vreeand av and Central Railroad New Jersey 50x160 1900
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BLOWING UP HE'LL GATR.--By degrees the work OF
blowing up He'll Gate is drawing positive reali-
zaton. General Newton s spreparing the form OF ad-
vertsemeut for proposals to undertake the necessary
operations. Tenders will he received until the 10th
OF september; the lowest bidder giving responsible
security will then be selected and there s reason
begun. Pot Rock and Frying Pan will be the flrst
operated upon, whether BY the ordinary blastng
powder, the dynamic" or nitroglycerne remains
with the contractor 70 deternipA -zblegyaUa
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REMARKABLE EFFECTS OF A TORNADO. Our read
ers will remember that some six weeks or TWO
months ago we rave the particulars OF terrible
tornado that passed over the farm or Mr. Alexander
Henry, about fifteen miles east or this kng MN
self. a daughter and son, demolshlng houses and
waiting buggies. as well as heavier artlces miles
come to light. In Mr.. Henry's house was family
Bible. A few days since. as Mr.. Richards,
living within few miles VI Fayette Court
House AIa was walking through his corn
field ne discovered some leaves Of book. On
record, OF the Henry family-and between them
was found o deed for tract OF land which, OF
course had been placed there previous to the tor
nado. The deed has been brought to this city and
placed in proper hands. Mr.. Richards place is
nearly thirty miles from the Henry farm. Evidently
the Bible was blown TO pieces by the nerceness Of
ierred TO- has been found Columbus MSS Sem
tfDei
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CoFFEy-Rio In improved demand at about former
prices There 1900 bags Moses Rogers on
private terms. Other kinds were dull and unchanged.
fLQUR AND GRAIN-Recepts 10, No. bbls -four $50 do.
neal $50 bushels wheat 329 a5s 1Cay77 do
oats The demand for state and Western aour less
to-day but the market remained steady and prices under
change, both high and low grades bringing Satur
days quotations. California -four quiet but steady The
sales about 1000 bbs Southern moderately
active about former prices Sales 500 bbs Rye -four
steady with moderate demand. Sales $50 bbls. Corn meal
though quiet, steady The sales 500 bbls We
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to<o,oof
A Chicago journal Of Saturday says:-
The local money market continues very easy,
though there Is in general little better demand for
money and little more activity in general trade
than last week. There are light orders ffom the
country for currency every day now, but as up to
the present week there has for some months been
none at all, the present indicates more movement Of
produce than then.
Exchange between banks to-day sold at par, and
more was offered at that figure, which buyers de-
clined to take. The counter demand for exchange
is good Bankers are selling at One-enth OF one per
cent premium.
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HnIf.past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August 10-6P n.
CorToS.-Recepts sls bales. The market quiet but
nmer in consequence Of the better from Liverpool
What demand prevailed chiefly for low mddlinr which
commanded advance OF 70 per lb. Other grades were
rmer though quotaby higher embraced 500
bales including $40 for spinning aud 100 for export. We
auote
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Watering Place Notes.

There was grand masquerade at the Neptune
House, New Rochelle on last Friday night. The ca
Dacious dining hall tastefully decorated for the
occasion and illuminated with bright and colored
lanterns. The following characters were repre-
sented:-Mrs W. E-e, as Marie Stuart; Mrs. +.
E-e Pocahontas; Mrs. W. F--h, French peasant;
Mrs. il old maid; Mrs O-s apple woman;
Mr.. W. E--e, Louis KILL; Mr.. il. Figaro;
Mr. F. E-e harlequin MIR. 0--s. Turkish prince:
Miss R--r, Greek dress; Miss Ma, Vivandiere;
Miss W--d, herald dress; Miss Ma, Queen OF
Night Miss 1t, Morning; Mr.. F-h John Bull;
Mr.. 1t, school boy; Mr. lis, Paul Rry The
aiIar closed In the small hours OF the morning all
present having had charming time, in anticipation
OF repetition two weeks hence In the shape OF full
dress hop
There is a project on foot TO organize a "Lifeboat
Guard" at Atlantic Ciy, n. ]. The ''guard" Will
consist Of from four TO six boats, each manned by
six sailors, elected for their skill oarsmen aud
their proficiency In swimming. They will form
Gordon around the bathing place and will be ever
ready for duty They propose 10 remain on duty
from the 1st Of June to December Of each year.
Their support will be derived from series OF enter
tainments given during the bathing season. and at
such other times and places those who inter-
ested In the organization may suggest.
''Patent eye lashes" are now worn by young lady
fashionab bes al the watering places. They are made
In style and color to suit
During racing week at Saratoga the glove shops
stripped Of their contents by sporting ladies' for
the purpose Of paying debts.
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The shipments Of snecie from this port to foreign
ports in each Of the last twenty weeks were a. un
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dom in 1857 up to f546, $50, ana
showing in comparison with 1885, which was the
most prosperous year we have yet had, decrease
in the vast total Of f51 1874 4o6 only SO per cent
The British and Irish produce exported declined In
value upwards OF seven and half millions, or a per
cent five millions being attributable to the depre-
citation OF prices Of cotton manufactures; the ex-
ports of foreign and colonial produce declined hve
Millions 10 per cent principally owing to the re-
duction in the value Of raw cotton; the tranship-
ments declined one Million the export OF bullion
more than seven millions and the import Of bullion
more than ten Millions and the imports OF merchan-
disc declined twenty Millions or per cent, raw COT
ton and its altered price being here again the CHIEF
cause Of the decline.
The only statement of the Illinois Central Railway
Company is as follows:-
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Acres construction lands sold. 60190 $l04 ISL
Acres interest fund lands sold..... 40O0 $50
Acres free lands sold ............. Z,2oe.@ SO9S7
Total sales during the month Of
July. 1868. ,9o719 $1se325
To which add town lot sales. s6S
Total OF all. IL 90719 $137, ,293
Cash collected in July............. $l69, 120
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
Freight. $500, ,045 90 Rent OF road. $4,000
Passengers.. 122 752 70 Other sources. 10000
Mails. 6,358 33
Total receipts in month Of July 1ses... $780, 1853
Total receipts in month OF July, 1S67.... 4s7,620
Increase. .......... ..................s sl1. .es5
Estimated earnings in the month Of July, on
the d. and S. G. r. R., not included above SCI, ,301
The Internal Revenue taxes in Massachusetts,,
Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island for
the years ending December ST. 1868 aud 1857 respec
lively. are as subjoined:-
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The shipments Of specie from this port in the first
seven months OF each year since 1852 are thus
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TELEGRApHlC MARKETS.

PuILADELPnIA, August 10, 1883
Stocks dull, Pennsylvania State fves 1907 Philadelphia
Erie Railroad, 49, Reading Railroad, 46s Pennsyvania
Railroad, 60. Gold l47A
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MILES. Of New York. 90 SHORGIE laughter OF DR. O.
B. Poster, late OF that city.
-HEFFERNAN.-ODS sunday, August 2, by
Rev. J. BennOt, Mr.. RoBERT BCI.AEE. of Fort Wayne
City, TO MARY A. HEFFERNAH. OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ls. 1868.

s@l2. Sterling nominal at I09t@lO9I. Gold
active and excited. Closed l34s. 800.
NEW YORK, Nov. lS-Eveniug.-5.20s of
'62. 1905; Of ga. l07t; of '65. 1919 do. new,
l09J; Of '67, ll0i; of '6s, lIel; 10 40s, los J.
Gold reached 1854 to-day. Stocks stronger but
unsettled Erie sold at difference of 10 per cent
between regular and seller at days, closing at
574 bid. ~
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ls.-- Tobacco - Sales 81
hhds.; prices advanced &c. on lugs and 10. on
leaf. Cotton 2lc. Hogs$7 50G7 75, gross. Mess
pork. new, $24 so. Lard in tierces l5Ac. Wheat
81 75@l 80. Corn. sheled 5596Oc. in bulk. Oats
53G54c. Rye 81 80. Superfne -four IS 5O06.
Plantation molssses $50. Bacon-shoulders l3G
l33c.. clear rib SIDES lie. High wines 95@9Sc.
MOBILE, Nov. le.-Cotton opened easy and
closed firm: sales 1850 bales middlings &C..
receipts, 434 bales.
CHoNSATI. Nov. ls.-Family flour 81 soar 75.
Wheat 81 7S@l so. Corn 58059c. Rye 81 2S.
Oats sec. Cotton, fair demand at 22c. Whisky
97c. Mess pork s23 50624. Lard l4lc. Bulk
shoulders 9lc., sides l340Dl4c. Butter 35@39c.
Cheese l6@lsc. Eggs SOC. Apples $212 rs q
bbl. Potatoes rs GS0c. u bushel.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. lS.-robscco strong and brisk.
superfne flour 81 50G5 so. extra S. 7506 so.
Fall wheat 81 5O02 10. Corn 75Ds23c. Oats
lG2c. better. Pork s24 50@26. Bacon shoulders
lSac., clear sides lsc. Lsrd l4lQl5c. Whisky 81.
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FROM FLORIDA.
The Gubern..or,., souabb,..


TALLAHASSEE, Nov. ls.-At the appointed
meeting Of the justices of the Supreme Bench to
render sn opinion on the legality of the impesch.
ment of Gov. Reed. Chief Justice Randall was
absent, and the court adjourned till tomorrow
morning. Nothing was done. Judge Randall is
not looked for before Friday or Monday next.
The State seal in possession of Gov. Reed was
received here from New York on Tuesday. 1t
was ordered by Gov. Reed while, ,in New York,
because the first one now being used by Lieut..
Gov. Gleason was defective, and before the i'm
peachment question was broached.
The first is 80 imperfect that IT does not show
the design, while the last gives perfect impress.
sion.
vacancy existing in the Office Of the attor.
ney general by the appointment, some weeks
ago, of j. ID. Wescott. Jr., to the supreme bench,
Gov. Reed on the 9th appointed A. r. Leek to fiji
the Office. To day Lieut.. Gov. Gleason appointed
+. A. Dockeray to the same office.
The hope ia expressed by the citizens that we
will not have two Supreme Courts in addition to
our other complications. They also hope that the
late additions to the population of the State will
soon realize that this cruel war is over - and
that Grant is elected.
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AMusEMENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The burlesque b" White
Fawn,o with all its gorgeous scenery and CO.'S
tunes, and its sprighty musical features, will be
repeated this evening, together with an olio per
formance. including Millie Tournoirs famous
trapeze act, which none should fail to at least
once. And we may here state that this young
lady's benefit occurs on Saturday evening. on
which occasion there will be gymnastc tourna
meDt. consisting of three separate and distinct
trapeze acts. Miss Millie will appear on her own
bar. on Hssley's single trspezs, and the Miaco
Brothers double trapeze. while Hswley and the
Miaco Brothers will apper on the horizontal bar.
VARIETIEs.-To. night :" Under the GaslIght /"
reaches its eleventh representation. The demand
for seats continues unabated, and the camp stools
were never called into more active requistion
than Of late. Vining Bowers as Smorkey and
Miss Gray as Laura COurtld1ld invariably receive
q lions share Of the applause.
ST. CHARLEs.-Miss Price as Leah. the For
sdken. in the drama of that name, and Harry
were the attractions at the St. Charles last even
ing. Tonight the programme will consist of that
beautiful play Nobody's Daughter" one well
calculated TO show to the fullest advantage the
simple, unaffected acting of Mss Price in the
character of the heroine. Paddey Carey" will
also be played, Harry Mccarthy appearing in the
leading part.
CONCERT AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The con-
cert at this hall last evening was attended by a
large, brilliant and appreciative audience. Four
part song serenade I" elected prolonged ap-
plause. The singing of Madame Be and Mr..
Meteye was duly appreciated and spplauded.
The flute solo of Mr.. Farmer was beautifully rem
dered, ard, being encored, he played the " Last
Rose of Summer" in such an artistical manner
as few performers can do. On the whole, we
consider the concert OF last evening success
in every particular. The duo. piano and flute
selections from " Robert lie Diable," when exc
cuted by such performers as Wheat and Farmer,
will lot fail of attracting full house.
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rHE OREsOENT'S DISPArUHEs.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Confede- ate Dead at Antietam-Ses. Stone
Han's Report-suDervisor's Appoistcd-No
Appointments yet for Loufslsns- Ecu
"a at st Evsrt's Dinner.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-The trustees OF the
ADtetSm cemetery have suspended consideration
OF the burial Of Confederate dead until their meet.
ing here in December.
Gen. stopemsn reports that he substantially fol.
lowed bchoheld's policy with notifications rem
dered necessary by circumstances, that the solu-
ton Of the Methodist Episcopal controversy must
be left for ajudicial decision or legislative enact
ment. The controversy involves delicate legal
and ecclesiastical questions. That arrangements
have been made with most of the railroad compa-
MES advantageous TO both the roads and the State
payments TO the State to be one.third currency
and two.thirds bonds. He compliments the man
sgement Of the freedmen, and concludes $50 the
respect of the people both white and black to the
laws, and their innate love OF justice. is due to
the quiet and good order that reigns in the good
old commonwealth Of Virgnis."
Supervisors appointed to-day Geo. B. VIII
lisms for Indiana, and John Oiney for illinois.
Vests appointment for Louisiana IL bold .sdsr
The state department has no Official sdvices of
outrsges upon the American legation in Para
gnay.
Grant was present at Evarts' dinner party last
night. Responding TO q toast president elect
Grant confined himself to few words of thanks.
s. NJ. Clark has resigned the superlntendency
of the treasury department.
IL is regarded certain that West viii not be sp-
pointed. The Express says: The nomination
of Jss. r. West as supervisor for Louisiana, was
also confirmed and his commission made out, bat
we learn II is withheld, as Commissioner Rollins
desires to withdraw his nomination." The Star
says: The appointment Of Jas. r. West as
supervisor for the State Of Louisiana, has been
signed by the secretary but not yet forwarded
and 1t is said that Commiss oner Rollins Is not
entirely satisfied with the appointment though
the matter may soon be settled and the commits
sion be forwarded"
Rear Admiral Radford succeeds Farrsgut in the
European squadron.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

FoRr HAYS, Nov. l7.-Sherldsu has left for
Canadian r.ver, $50 miles south Of the Arkansas
river, to assume command.
He has 27e0 troops. The warriors number 1000.
Had fighting is anticipated
bT. LOUIS, Nov. lS.-A Little Rock special to
the Democrat reports that Gen. Cstterson's COM
msnd was attacked by the Ku-Klux in Sewer
county. Three of the attacking party and one
militisman we're killed. and several wounded on
each side.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ls.-The Arizona Indians
have commenced vigorous warfare. The peo-
pie implofe Halleck to send them troops.
MEMPHIS, Nov. l2.-Gov. Clsyton's martial law
proclamation says: 1.-The time has come when
the State government must maintain itself at the
point of the bayOnet if necessary. We ask no help
from ebroad.n
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FROM MEXICO.

NAzArLAS, Nov. H.-Ricsrdo Palacio. formerly
chief justice Of the Supreme Court of Sinalos has
been arrested and taken to parts unknown.
A terrible wind and rain storm occurred Octo-
Der 18th to 18th, doing immense damage to the
city OF Alamos, in Sonora Seven thousand in
habitants we're destroyed by the floods and whirl-
winds. Lorsto, in Lower California, and several
other small towns, were entirely destroyed.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-19
FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. l7-1o the Spanish Consul, Neto
Y0rk-Puerto Principe has presented an address,
sfened by an innrftc humber of persons OF wealth
and of the most advanced opinions, protesting
against the disorders at Bayams, and the manifes-
tations which characterize them. They also as
sert their constant adhesion TO Spain. and offer to
assist the authorities in quelng the disturbances,
confident that the supreme government will make
to these provinces the concessions to which they
may have right.
The insurrection is breaking up. You may
make any convenient public or private use of this
telegram. (Signed) LERsUHDI.
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The Coming Races.


The following stables arrived yesterday even
ing by the Jackson Railroad. To the warm friend
who sent the list we return our sincere acknowl
edgments:
RICHARDS KILG0UR sTABLEs-G. RICE. TRAINER.
Br. @. Locust Post, 3 y. o., by Melbourne, dam
by Vincent Note.
Bl. +. Kitty Free, 3 v. o., by imp. Mickey Free,
dam Brown Kitty, by Birmingham.
Bay I. Betty Bay, 8 y. o., by Australian, dam
Bstty Ward. ny Lsxiss sses-.--sr--'-s
Bay Z. Carrie AuteTton, y. o., by Fazzoetto,
dam Glycers, by imp. Sovereign.
Oh. C. John hilgOur, 2 y. o., by imp. Mickey
Free, dam sister to Prior No. 2.
Oh. f. y. o., by imp. Mickey Free, dam Blonde,
by Glencoe.
Bay f.2y y. o., by Fazzoletto. dam Glycera, by
Sovereign.
J. b. PATTERsoS's STABLE.
Oh. {. Louisiana B., 4y. o., by Daniel Boone,
dam Maggie g., by Brown Dick.
Oh. c. Whiseni.ump, 3 y. o., by Sherrod, dam
by John Hunter.
L. wARwICK's STABLE.
Nay b. Joe Johnston, aged by Goodwood,
dam Judy, by Sovereign.
Ch. h. Transit, 4 y. o., by Bleak Wind, dam
Prairie Flower, by Sovereign.
JAMES BUCHANAN's STABLE.
Br. 4. Chensisette, 8 y. o., by Rogers, dam by
imp. Albion.
Bay f. Mary Mcdonald, 8 y. o., by Hanter s
Glencoe, dam unknown.
N. Glass has one bay colt, Faro, y. o., by
Bleak Wind, dam Jane wilkins.
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HARKErS.

LONDON, Nov. lS-Noon.-Consols "a Bonds
74I Isllow 5ls.
IrvKRPooL, Nov. ls.-Markets closed.
HAvRE, Nov. lS.-Cotton dull; low middling
sfoet l.9l.
. NEw YORK, Nov. ls-Evening.- Cotton-high
grades scarce and firm; low grades ic. better.
sales 5000 bales. Low middlings 2s{c., middling
uplsnds 24lc. Flour-stste and Western super
fine firm, s6(06 rs Southern dropping. common
to fair lexrs 81 6O9S 40. Wheat l92c. lower.
Corn lc. lover. Oats shade 6rmer. Pork ir-
regular. t2s02s so. Lard irm-kertle l6I9l7ic.
whisky quiet Rice nominaI-si09ic furpen-
tine 471478c. Rosin 81 5000 s7A. Freights dull !;
cotton BY steam iQad. Flour BY sail Is. Sd.
Money easy ct 6@7c. per cent. Prime discounts
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IRON EUROPE.

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Times estimates the
Liberal majority at l20.
Dispatches from all parts of Spain ann ounce
entire tranquility.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-In three hundred and forty.
two constituencies the liberals gain forty five aud
the tories twenty-five. John Stuart Mill is de-
fested. There has been considerable roting at
various points.
NAPLES, Nov. lS.-The lava from Vesuvius has
flled and overfowed the Fosse Venetian, and is
still flowing. The upper cone is dischsrging
columns of flame.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. IS IL A. M.-Barometer
30:lO. Wind north and fresh. Arrived Steam
ship Yszoo. Hedge from New York to Harris 4
Bidwell. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 1s-6 P. M.-Barometer
SOLO. Wind north and light. Arrived: Steam
ship Kensington. Barbson, from Boston, to VIM.
Creevy & Co. Spanish brig Anclsr, Bstey. from
eantisgo de Cuba, TO Jachi Mssles X Co, Sailed
Bark Ella n. Long.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBuRG, Nov. ls--Passed down Dexter at
9 A. NJ, Bart Able at 6 P. N. Up: Shark ana
barges at T. N.
ST. LorIs, Nov. ls.-River falling with 81 feet
water TO Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1S.-R;ver rising with ~ feet
water in the canal. Weather clear and cold.
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Guilty with five Of his wives, which be settled bv
tying them up In ssckA and throvrle them into
The Botphorus. His tkvty- eight o. .ner wives have
given him NO trouble since tst bit Of house.
cleaning came cG.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor n pleasant to consult physca. for the relief Of
these various delicate Affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity win true far sacrifice her great
eat charm 10 DO shia The win thea thank for
placing In their hands simple specifics which will be found
ecscous in relieving and curing almost every Of those
troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-19

Fifty-6ve dollars buys asplendid Grover & Baker
family sewing machine Of 1s2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted Eve years. Hemmer. thicker,
braider and qutlter giv,n with each machine.
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Woman.

Females owing 70 the peculiar and inprtant relations
which they sustain their peculiar orgAnsas the Offices
they perform are subject TO many susngs Freedom from
these contribute In small degree their happiness
welfare for none can be happy who IL Not sny but
fhee vaous Fen ale Complaints long suffered
toun without involving the general health ndvid
nal, end ere isng producing
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-19

SOUTHERN PATENTs.-Col. Rufus r. Rhodes So
liciior Of patents, No. % Commercial Place, Off.
cially reports to the CRESCENT the following com.
plete list Of patents granted Southern inventors
Tor the week ending November 3, 1soss-
MoyyF0nd-W. J. Cochran, Baltimore, annealing
pit for snnealing car wheels.
VirgiRi0--Chss. Brown, Albermarle, process Of
preserving timber from decay; r. L. Pole, Rich
moDd, butt hinge.
West Vigtrlia-R. ]. Russell, Moundsvile,
skates.
North Cdrotind-J. c. Guerraut and B. J.
Field. Leaksville. engraving machine.
Georgia-R. M. Bsryhelmess and G. G. Millsr,
Savannah, car coupling s. Bass, NJ. d., Savannah,
medical compound.
Aldbdmd-E. I. Lyon, Demopolis, railway car I;
J. Fl. Carkett. Montgomery, butt hinge.
MissisSippi-Walter Clifford, Holly Springs
mode Of carrying knapsscks.
7e1lHessee-John A. Lee, chattanooga, animal
trap.
Eissoui-Wm. Anheuser, st. Louis, extracting
saccharine matters from malt Daniel Currie, ST.
Charles, rotary steam engine; John Frazee, st.
Louis, wind mil A. J. Kletzher, st. Louis, paper
fastener E. L. Morse, st. Louis, cotton compress;
Thos. Chambers, st. Louis, pump.
IeIGs-S. G. Thornton, Msconb, combined cul
tivator, plow. harrow and roller.
Reissues-Machine for elaughteripg hogs, Jeffer-
son Parker, Louisville, KY; glass mould, NJ.
Sweeney, J. f. Mathews and T. Hartley, Wheel
ing, West Virginia. -r1
English Potents-Improved apparatus for light
ing and regulating the tow of gas employed for
Illuminating purposes, A. Barbarin, New Orleans,
La, September Is. ls6S. .s.'l t1srr.sas