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CH A R T E R
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC Pus11cAr1ovco xpv

NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PuB11cAr1orco COMFY
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
RE- IT KNOWN THAT ON THIS DAY
ss. = ri ssa
s shs a. the
Perish 81 Orleans louisiana duly commissioned
and az tbs
Of the statutes Of Louisiana relative
specified objects and under the following stipuations.
shall be the Ne"
til. corporation shall
ds iona hd' stock
tho City New Orleans and make such other paSc IN
The Vice Presidents Of the Company is tho officer on
:u It t1aIs may be and in whose
ons
Shares Of Twenty Dollars each half Of each sub
sns
Ss5 b Raa At
proportional dividend. ''' emitting n'in 'oa
Two Hundred Shares of the Capital stock sub
nay meet and elect portion Of the Board Of
Be to
may vote in person or by proxy of another
In should necessary place this corpo
their Who sh saa
I hsI and whose shall he binding
ty OF the Company beyond the amount of his stock.
-rhr .,,, h Nm al, ART r TX.
and No an, stock will be recognized
Fir. s Board of Directors shall, be
the Most Rev. Jean Marie Odin.
Presidsnt who snail B.. Gersym enc
sha Ss nsed SS the e
By and thsT q ss and
Sshsr ;.s sgponssd BY him feqnsnt zee
r. sssss y
the general Of the he
the At anslecton 70 b held annually in
s he a o.
tie n:sy q
this The Vice Presdsnt To de
eide in case Of . tie vote ~
only in az sst shs be the
influence in the control Of the paper the tho
hs ses
smployms1t in tho paper for which he win any
The President snail f hed Ii. 1 Office until hi.
voluntary resignation
Upon vacancy in t a1. Uce . Of prs,a,n.
cit Ter q these tse modes
s1s nespsoss
The Board Of shall entire control of the
Tfs AZ
Of 81
81
desabe Dividends es pro
This act may be amended By Vote of the Stockholders
twoh votes entitled to Be- eas am eash
hsgs and
The term for which this Corporation formed shall be
ARTICLE XXI
tuy same falls DUE do pay PqnS
maturity until pa sF and is added
holder refuses or negects to his nstaiment
shall have the right o e
be sold at auction Board may ye dee9
advisable. - NAA
Thus done and passed in my Office at New Orleans
9Ss hs day month and year first above
tent Witnesses domciliated in this city, who herenhto
sign their together with said parties and me hs
said Notary, after due reading of these presents.
NEW ORLEANS January 81 1863
T. CHARLES II. LUZENBU rig, District Sttorney
and for the First Judicial District Parish of OeanS do
hereby certify that have carefully examined the fore
going Charter of the New Orleans Catholic
Company!and that find nothing therein confrar, o tI
Constitution and the laws of the State of IuisiaSa
re II. LUZENBURIT
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4 quarter 10 90
Students entering aief The beginning Of quarter.
week OF more from the Seginnins se Of
the said to the time Of entering, will made
1 IS is aaishea a. cursn. prices.
Ia. sss t.
without does not satisfactorily for
sss
peny of to % Dc
hold themselves bound to refund any Of the money paid
No Student received for = shorter period than ono
9u e. No dedue.ion made when vithdrswn during
COURSE OF STUDIES
COLLEGIATE
naslsh and and
C as A,lssss. snsE Gss@s
and cssaias
Composition Latin and Greek.
Particular attention paid to PenmansSip. ''"'''
Junior Spelling. FssSins, Writing, Arthm..
ia .1a sssaa s'd sa
Geography, English GEammar Arithmetic intellectual
AissSTa esIenta; French Music vocal and iassGo
OPTIONAL sTuDEs-1REscH DRAWING, MUSIC.
ao Itt spd e the MnsSa
members which chosen among the students q the
College, rehearse daily under the guidance Of compe.
The Commercial Department is expressly deasned for
There is an examination held each quarter when Thu
e s sns ID
sss Ges a I
merit Vacations commence about the Sd Of July, and
NY No
d5sTs ssa Is I
on the 24th of to end usual about the Goth
public aoa ea Msa1ss
Books and Medicines form extra charges
a. The articles of Bedding if furnished Sy the College,
the are to Be half
second being due the aoth Of March. '''' '''
penses will be made by the Institution exceeding the
sum Of msney deposited by the parents for pur
The age Of admission is from ten to fifteen years. 1t
%e that the pupils know ss s read
For further inf0rpatiS8 sgP,y e co As.n,
fec Sc Natohez street New e Orleans.
pRoSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
This Literary Institution, incorporated by the State
ma s and confer
hs Snddngs well adaptsd for the
recTeon that from the arrival of the pupils at 7o
a. MI tn their departure at p M they are constantly
The course Of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
French Poetry RhetoTS History Geography
ply with the addition Of bookkeeping and the usual
Students are admitted, unless they know how ]
Leading objects of the instructors.
duct every %nth is sent to stating
first Monday of
Collegiate Course, payable il advance, and in Unite
Preparatory Course, sl6
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Observation-Disclosures WORKERS.

pHHIP McCABE, COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET
L Iron Worker and Dealer in stoves and Crates, No
Roofing, Guttering and all kinds OF Jobbing done
An assortment OF Tin Ware always hand, and
made to order. my3l 3m
u McKENDR1cK.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC.
4s4.- MAGAZINE STREET.
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty practical experience in the business
warrant all work entrusted to him. No pains shall
be spared to merit the confidence of his patrons by
ing all orders promptly executed with the best materials
DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES, etc.,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD. PLUNGE.
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS,
wASHSTANDS,
SHEET LEAD. FAUCETS,
ZINC,
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, etc.,
AND THR
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mil ~ For hot water pipe attachments.
McINTYRE & APPLICABLE '' --'>iA
PLUM ERs,
Was Stands kehsn Sinks III
and Force ns s Sheet and Lead Pipe
l46...- .PoYDRAs simultaneously
NEW ORLEAN
NB.-Agents for Colwelrs, Shaw & Wizards Patent
Hydrsnts put up, extended and repaired. Repairing
1eA1y oone. le3 "
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CT. MARY,S COLLEGNDlRECTEDB BY THE
Christian BrothersCOrner Of Poyefarre and Foucher

- \: m a 4 - COLL Gk-DlhECVED BY TIE
streets, New Orleans, La.
This Insstotion by act Of the Legis.
mas confer Degrees and bestow honor. oers
Development Of Students II is commodious and wen
ventiated situated in quiet and healthy part of
city It's successful career marked gh degree
Of public 10 has already gained the
of the number of Studens The of
eminent Is mild and parental yet firm il enforcing
Observance Of established discipline. No pupil will bo
received from another College without unexceptionabe
Testimonials; and win be- retained whose manners
and morals not satisfactory. Pupils of all
nations admitted and theip opinions are
unrestricted. TERMS:
Payments to be made quarterly in advance follows:
The FIRST the first MOnday In September the second
on November 18th the third February LIST; the
fourth on April 18th.
Tuition-tCollegiate and Commercial Courses)-
per quarter of 81 months q 90
Tuiticn-Sccond andFirs Preparatory Glasses, per
quarter Of ~ months Is 90
Tuition-Third Preparatory Class, per quarter Of
q months -.---..........-....-.I IL 50
Tuition-Fourth Preparatory Class, per quarter Of
p months Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Half Boarders. y 90
EXTRA CHARGES
Music 7Piano, per quarter. ................fl5 90
Violin, (strings furnished, per quarter. Is 90
Flute, or any other Wind Instrument, per
10 90
Students entering after the beginning of quarter,
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Thus done and passed in my Office at New Orleans
aforesaid the day, month and first above written
in the presence of - and conna'
tent witnesses domiciliated this city, who heremnt
sign their together with said parties and mo ~.
said Notary, after due reading of these presents 1
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CONFECTIONERIES.


have opened branch of my SODA WATER
MEAD, and PASTRY BUSINESS, at
g. CANAL STREET. ..,...... 81
Between Charities street and Exchange Place,
The price of my Soda Water and Mead will be Ten
Cents Glass darge gasses) my old stand SO
st. Charles street.
sell alcoholic beverage under the name of Rolf
gnac Syrup any other disguise.
myl7. HUGH MCCLOSKEY
FENEST TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFxC.
tursr of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies. Chocolate
Sream Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujube
asIe .'nn Drops, and Syrup, by steam. Importer of
frensn ornaments such as Cuplds, Flowers, Gum
leaves Danphins, Decorated Toys Cosaques, Fancy
FANCY BOXES Tor Christmas New Year Presents Cor
No. 93.oLD IEvEE STREET. No %
between 81. Louis and Cont Streets Orleans La
mnl9 ly ' ~
II MckENNA, LATE OF THE SODA WATER
= Mandatory of McCloskcy A McKnnna resnact
uliN informs his friends and the nnblc that he has
opened the establishment formerly known "a onal:s
saloon No 100 Canal street, corner of Dnunin a. ~
fectioncry. ~ e"Hi' al" Son-
LIS patrons will find the Soda Water and Mead IN ha
vi Lne quaty which has already made them 40 Yell
! mys4 ' '''' Wv ~ B, tGSs sKENNA.
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NEW ORLEANS, January o. 1sfa
], CHARLES II. LUZENBURCi, District Xttorney Il,
and for the First Judicial District Parish of OreanS do
hereby certify, that have carefully examinal tLa 80
going Charter Of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Constitution and the laws of the of Louisiana ~
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

Port ca B,eopCesr Sides lie Bun shouhss Ste sdss
lOs ollie Com beld Al Sldsl O5 Oats sOc
CscSsA1i sFlour quiet and unchanged With light de-
nsrd Wheat quie, sales OF No Winter s2 30 No at g 81
Bly frm At S2ds2O for Fall Cotton ,dTaacng; MddnE Isl a
ac Dressed Hogs hu and packing and chipping denan
ka S8d receipts LOO besd Mes Pork s20a 80 70 Bah
Asa asie Bacon W good oebng demand At sc for shoulder.
2s Tor Cattle IN hhi supply advanced 75e J.
God l33dlJ3i buJng BIchange firm.
ST. LOWS Jan l8-Cotton adyAneinRi sales al dlffc fouf
r@ bot only mail oSn,.si sspsrass o. 5'G - ~; hiiI,
declined g. du but dali and lower at % q
7e Barley scarce as hheri es private Provisions
ina Lard idl2 for steam abd l2c kettle Hogs, odoie
spt-lO bbs fouf 40 SACKS Wheat l6Qo DO Corn LUZ do
Barley 1000 DO RE. $50 Hogs
osDo jan IsPlour fat Wheat qniet Con declined 1 sales
Of New Old Michigan New JInnarJ. H for
March, 9%o for April fl O.is steidJ sales Al te baeJ
qrltt Dressed Hogs unchanged -...,
MILWAUKEE, Jan laRlO1I dali City Doubl. Extra. sscss Is
Country 80 G0ds9 IS Wheat steady 81 10! FOR Nc and
~ % ior No declined la2e at for No Corn
quiet for heled ReoeIpu-O bb Four 600 bush
Wheat 1900 bash Oats. 1000 bUih Com shPmenis-l'" boh
flour
MoBnE Ala Jan ICottob fair demand; ssei Hghi Mddlng
AUGurA IaIoon mrket at fall prices sae-
l,lO0 bass receipts-770 bales hidhng l5idlNic .,
hAVAgSAH Jan B-Coton teTe; ases-l5p btefi noahns'
Ice receipts rs bales eIperts-6 052 bales .o
CHARtKsroN Jan 8COton actye advanced !e ges-6o
bales; receipt,-l 80 bales; AddlBgt, l6IdlGie.
MLsGNGIos n G.. jan 6-Spin 1uyentine brn hghi n. ~
ts3c Ron quie, 81 for No. Cotton active and bno,nt NIL
dAngs Isle Tar. 8 65 ,,, . -,
fT 10 Spring for Red Winter ELS 80 for White ft % Tor
Double WheG quiet but gnhAnred No Milwaukee tnb nom
hil lOGSl t Corn held al s IS for New MiIed Nekrn
Oats grains quiet Corn Meal e2 - eNt
road Ehu FouTTO Boston 81 TO- to NsSiori sI 10 Al
bzny, BIC
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LUkOPEAN MAKhhIh

sI sriAErio rKG EGEiFH TRIBUNE
IOSDos l0AhsnoonCossos for money VI Ccnsoi' io'
account e2i aga United FveTwesy BoBd "a lhSos Cen
ifsI RAILWAY shares, S5ii Ere Railway ,h,res, Sd%!
FE.NxyoKr Jan I8-AiernooHUBted States Ke r"erhes ior
the issue Of 1862 76i
vEEPooL l8Ahsrpoon ereted and tdrsseed 81
the ,,., eay foot Hp bales The following the clchR
prices: Mding CyApds the spot I'd Miing UpAD 70 AZ
rive 7 Naspg g. Corn srue closing "9 for hred
Western Wheat i6 White California and 4J for No hwau
Rel Barley as for American ost JlO Tor Amer'sab res
fr Canadian for Western ProIssns srD Beef 10 oi
Winter Cured Corne 76 for ses Eastern Prime
Lard 50 for Zoe AmtreAL Cheese 81 for tie hshe't range
Of Fne Bacon Cumberland Cut No " Dutch STANDARD
Sugar da 2aG Ron s. for Common Whnngion and III 0
fne Talov - for American. Spirits Tuperiine, Bi6 pei
e.t Petroleum seed 40 for No American
LoxDoS Jan lsAh<Boon OH sss v 2Sz gslen. Sperm
Oh $40 a tuu Lr,eed OIL 80 10 tuS LOssed Cakes go 81
q tln or Thin oblosg
ASrwEEF jan i8-Aferuoos Petroleum N for Stiadsh white
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
m, ,rIrsH.ys 10 yHs ,,nuss

RuwOELEAss Jsa ISCoicu active hd4ihEi i7dli.e.. ti
80 sales lat yesterday 2o bales than reported
to-day 2S bsls exports sj bales sugar uDehanged Mo.
aud tsndng Flour dal and unchanged Con- ID
vaseed OIL Oas fne s3dse Porf sref al or a0d t?1
Bacon Shoulders he al loe Rb sides 3c Clear sides 1.c
IArd-Iiscs nc kss i+le seiag Brebsnge iSflG Gold,
l37l Eeuyorf Sight EIehsnge per cesi dsoosst
BruiIo 1Foar gad focal dsmasd 0s bbiI CrT
Gov prns 80 r. aud rs bblL Ordinary White WsoosA
bbs Western spriog sl0 ftaSl0 So Rye fosr
81 Wheat nominal rates 81 for No Miwsnite 81 %
Tor Per, and 81 % steady sss
Of ell l3 In Nsv White st 81 u.s. IN
Mixed al 81 l2 the
and 7+e oJ the trsei Rve
Canada oheret At 7 hsxs Pgrt about
ga Is hs. .od ss as iSr Iss. Lard ir~ at iSs Dressed
Hor-Sales Of ear. svspgng 100 n. at Se M
CHcieo Jan iaycuf sotse and unhsssed whsst pB,si
decaed lGe sI09 Set No and e7oA. for No
New Cerh active sJds5 OH quiet at nftIe Ost eift ..
Gull tBd Seensd le sales Al 8dS bsfey Qpst AZ
8d 81 St for No Mess PORK quiet at 40 se tisHd.d
~ Land ess sotys and declined i Prime steam fse cnl
Meats inactive .Dd TSsA,ss.e Sweet reed Hans GTsea
ss l Live nog laoerst.y se's asoGs6 ae ior shpyss
lots and s7d Is for good kfta che n.ivt Beef Cattle
&c a. for good "a, serA keeI Sa bbs tanr lOecD
bash Wheat y Dti DO Corn 10 COZ do ~ 10 Hogs ShpneEt
a OOe bbs Pour OJ0 bush Wheat, Jssi ung,.
foESTIlfE jan isiobaceo sctre H. - a5c &C; Medium Loaf
s47s; Selections Ell 81 a. s. for supenns sb
f,ney Wheat 81 55dS2p ltdh8c 73d60e Bacon
ssouesr, Sse Side l2lc Mests-sLeuder. sic
Cssr sides lie Lid RidlJc Mess rorI s2 WHISKY 10 bond
zsaJlo Cotton, lf;c
s7 bales exports J ss'ss; neeI. CIV bales Esu trs hss'
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
pASSFNG FRS NlTLFD.

FOR LIVERPOOL Jan i8In steamship liheusjohn hsle'
PoGghkepe H. Daan Syracuse Robert i"ias "beFt osds
n Y; John Bongvob n y Zsbedee X Everett FIciees
y r. M~ ~ NOverinO, CbcsgO Jobn Roo,t bds1i Aes ~m
dren ~ " Mrs C. Atfen Mr.. ~ Mgrloch. Georg, AudOci
James Caswe Mrs C4rse Robert Nsne Robert Cray hel ard
b. COne francois Charles Canp0e hs Campbell hfs
Beaia Sterling Frank Rne James Rase As stuart !o's b
BFecbo5, James Sesmith, BRA Nemith.
In steamship City OF Bamore-Ars J. OIaorau Thomss Tveed
Robert j. NJ Pooi wife children nurse Chlfes iogt Wi
has Csgg NAVY John hyes and wife Mss Mary hye
W D. HOskng ar Freeman, %m Lane TOroao Ar stnssr ~
Watkins Hamilton. {. W. j. W. Jones Mira opsns and Miss Hop
hns Miss Mason Dr. David Juikns Johu H. G. wIsos.
TAYLOR Boston vp!se San Francisco g. De Gras Toronto
Capt Eewha Boston, C. Smith Dr. j. T. WEBB and wife, hs
Cole aud daughter.
FOR SAVASNAH.-1n steamship San Jso.lt0-Ma H. n
Wheaton O. Siebrng S. Winh,d R Murray, D. H. Lille G.
Aysooagb Cresae hr A. FascsH O. p Sulnan r Cegus Dr.
Pitcher Farrell Miss Hal Capt George Ker1e, Lev,
Edward Troy W. T. smith French ". Allen sabrooi J"
EstAbro0k
In steamer char lady and eu; a. w Arr
strong g. NICHOLS NJ Dovue' Mn r. pndge As Abbey r. Gtns
G. T. Allen A. Rogers Hanlsal L. Johnson, l. Cine, NJ New
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
pori @farHm's 9Otia,.
AN INDIANA MYSTERY.

William Cutsinger and his wife, who have re-
Gently resided sullivan County Ind but formerly u
Orange or Martin County IN that State with number Of
Others made their appearance at s. Cousons ofoe 40
sui van and desired 10 make afhdays relative " Nc
murder Of the Woodward family consisting of man, HE
wife and sister; who were all killed with an an while
living In bed. In Northwest Township Orange County
man. with whom Woodward had qnarrled. saundep ~
name. vas arrested at the tme, and wasidentined y ~
old wo,nan- who was also attacked but who escaped "A
closely resembling the assassin but his fiends ewors
positively that he At homo during the whole of the
night on which the murder occurred TheJury aisaeed
and saunders was held TO bah In 10000 Cusnger nays
that the murders committed by himself and al
complce named Mckinney that on the night OF the mnI
der he was with Mckinney when the latter pulled ous
OF his pocket pistol. cooked IT, and handing him Cnt
singer knife. threatened to xiii him unless he did his
(McKs) bidding. They then went TO Woodwarde house,
and there Cutsinger killed the woodwards Mckinney
standing by aud aiding in he work. The Afr Albany
Ledger says As tgu OF Cusingers story, theiu
may be reasonable grounds fr very grave doubts THAT
against " hom no suspicion existed should voinb
tarly forward and confess himself the author ot
Of the horrible murders on record conysoh 81
which would be sure sn IN the forfeiture OF s fa
Ia ~ extraordinary 81 10 almost sutpass belief"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
WEST INDIAN MARKETS..

THH GuLF CABLE
HlvS Jan s-Sugsrssss OF 80 loto u st7G7ie snd VI"
Is 8i99I MoAsses 506I reals gallon for casd,
frssh higher and sus vessels IN demand Bacon sJ
IS per Butter l00c n. sho5ks-SGles g pc v real
sugar er.s aud l9d2sc bid. Flour ssesios Dbl hd
for spanish and Sod SIG Is asked and s60 81 bh for
American Oaoss s7s Dbl POt.so,, 81 be ROsn se
per Dbl TalsW ell0el2 per
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM NEW ORLEANS jan s-In reamslHp George Cfsmssl
W sah wife and child Mrs small children a4 s,rvan WI
Bougoland BOugoand ~ BOugoud " Asngan ana
wife s. Po Nsuoye Mrs. and ehrsn. MaekenIsS a.
Low NJ Greson r. Kahn, H. A. MILF W r lor', L. L. Small
FROM CHARLESTON Jan BIN steamship Adger-S A.
wadde W. Nicholson J. Rely L. W. wteh j. AcCullsngb,
Lee wife ard children.
FROM sAvASEAH-Tn steamship Cl.opaira-A @. Beik,d
Gria1 Mrs Kelly g. Webster Dr. j. w Cli, j. b-sse, Aoss
n. Bodier, J. Lakgs, r. II. Hagan, Wm Godbs4t
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

OIISAmertcan Ilnseed IL firm and In demand az " 10
S 10 for casks and barrels; most holders ASK " fu
t Crude Psh Oils only In moderate demand prices
steady s3168c for Whale and tdt 90 Tor sperm
Manufactured Ols are dull and nominal Lard Oh 10 nrin
at " LEA 20 for Prime CITY. s IL. r..
PROvISI0ES-0ur Pork market the past week has
ruled quite duh and prices have been very irreguIar
OLD Meas NOT very plenty and has ruled comparatively
steady but the Inppy OF New 10 large and GRADUALLY
s2enmuapng and prices have declined 2a31&e Dbl.
demand appears 70 be very legitimate buyers mani
xshng 1tue ot NO disposition TO operate beyond mme-
Ise ana pressing necessities; but holders stil show con
eesse sRa aSs se Brssslsg their stocks the market
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

Jan 1896 hbls. Flour ll9 bbls Whsky, s73s sacks
Corn Meal 400 bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn, 40e6 bush
Oas y pkcs Ashes. 55 pkgs Beef 427 pkg Cut Meats,
4O pkgs Lard 225 kegs Lard 1909 sacks Oeake, S346
Dressed Hogs 1O6 bbls Petroleum, 7i6 pigs Butter 5gl
pkgs. Cheese, 40 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending January ls l02 cars OF cattle
cars hogs sheep horses Total cars OF stock
for the week, 20l.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
p,,.,rrpr. ALslsr, SEQ. !. ise7.

srIrs oy Yoax BAsr DsrAnrsET ALBisr sept 1901
NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant TO chapter
9 LIs q @ s7 s nal crv ,s T s,is s' A
located In the Newfor vii be 81 90
seuson AZ liB NATIONAL MBChAACS AND he
OF ALBANY IN the City Albany 0r I ysss non We as rssee
and no thereafter.
outstanding circulating Of the said binf mus, be
Aforesaid within nom the date hereo sno ~ ho
spefe wifi charge upon securities in the hands Of the
% is~smM q. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
San 720 sos Noes G,es.-.3s
"a.
Sandy Hoof... 4:ls Cows Island. 523 Hell Gst... i@
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
4urnitnr,.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
warranted nsnuheurs Ass solid Cbasnut ta hAbsi clse
Der ssitss paa sad .rrs.ss az PAhKhGfOSs Ne jss
CsnaLst opposite Wooster Estsbished lsiJ
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

ANNUAL REPORT of the TURBlNATE
"A PUMP COMPANY made pursuant to Seessb ofhs A Of Feb
T. 1875 .,...., .,o,o., TT l.. -
n, cash baanec Bed by the Trustees 10 payment M
as.d hy them necss. the business O the Company
Tie Compiny free from deot-Ssw York, Jau I9 leA
fsyurD A. LOWELL, SeeretsrT
RViUS H. WORkiI l1.n....
THDs CROCKRk Iru'N'S
STAT, NJ Civ csd County V Noc York, s. Z A.
LOWELL b. Secretary Of the lu5bnste
Pup ran tie for,g ~ all respects TINE
10y j. LOWELL
Sroru 10 before M tbs 18Th DAY u fJsnnarT, 1862 -
fIzSuY A. GUsBLEro tommi.soner OF Deeds
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
NibiNmS autifts.

THB FIRExESs ISsURAScE CoHPAsI,(
No. lS1 BKOApwAY NEW YORK, Jan 3, 1903.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SEVEN ()
~ PR CENT free from Government this day deAe
able on and aerthe 18th ABNRS HAYWARD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

NITY OF KEOKUK per cent NEW BONDS.
-Igterss aud Prineps payable Ceas National BsaG kes
York - .-.. , -,,,,,, ,,,,, =, %, c,.u
ITY held by Henry snyihe A. irust.e u be rrgasa .@pI
seurs go cD 70 5000 for sale
Apply 10 wh. H. SASDFoRD Cshsr -,
Centrti Nauoasl BsnG kes IorG
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

OVVioE FaE ssrRAslE 90. OF NsNloEK
No % WALL.sr., Ezw-YoRk, Jan. Il, 1888. !
hIVIDEND.-The BOARD of DIRECTORS
IL have this day declared sBMLASSUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
f PER CENT paVsbe and ser the l7th
inst JOSEPH L. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

't1ai4e choice
changes to note Early in the week, Owing 70 me nd
vanced premium in gold, receivers did anticipate dc,
mand for export, and 5000 boxes have changed
hands principally the medium and lower grades. al from
10 I2tc holders OF stock being desrous 10 clear out any
thing short of finest grades and which they still hold at
fully To- a pound above the views OF shippers We nave
carefully estimated the stock and hhd That there are
l5O 600 to 10000 boxes still back in tho country with
10000 TO 10000 boxes this market ana Win tie una
vOrble advces from Europe consider ourselves Jus;
ned in repeating what have before stated, that We
must see lower prices here before have any eN-
port demand The receipts FOR the week are 4l19 boxes
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

REPUBLIC FiKE Insurance Co, (
no i5J BROADWAY. NEW YORK Jan. 10. 1868
nIVIDEND.-A ANNUAL INTEREST
IL DIvDEND Of HALF PER CENT on the Capital
soet Tree Of Government has this DAY been declared payable
demand ID. r. CURRY. Secretary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Brace and Suspender.

The pantaloon being attached and supported
from two central points under the arms, so ad-
justed by the suspender, as to hang on COM
mon centre, therefore the strain or stress on
them is just their own weight, in any position
in which the wearer may place himself Both
front and back webs draw from a common cen
tire, and equalize the stress or strain upon each
shoulder; while the centre piece or quadrangle
will adapt the suspender to any form of Shout
ders, whereby the stress or strain is so balanc-
ed and divided, that free and unrestricted
motion of the body is allowed, producing a
bracing effect, ease and comfort to the wearer
which cannot be secured in the use of the ordi-
nary Suspenders. Another advantage is it's
exemption from unpleasant odor in warm wea-
ther, as the elastic web does not cross the
shoulders.
~ Persons at distance can have q pair
sent by mail by sending $l.50 and their breast
measure.
FOR SALE AT
Carroll Hall Shirt Mandatory and
Gents Furnishing Store,
No. 145 Baltimore Street, 3 doors east of
Cdlvet Street. Baltimore.
WIN. P. TOWLES & BRO.