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DIV eIlIDgs In New Orleans and Jefferson and
Suburbs.

The Two LARGE NEW MODERN STYLE TWO
STORY BklCs DWELLINGS, on Magazine street, b.
COTTAGE, Clio street, between Clara and Magnolia
streets s9nt@pPS Tr 'front.' and sss gallery
RESIDENCE on Race street. fro ting Antunciaon Square
Lot 90 by lS0 beautiful situation and fine property
TWO STORY BRI DWELLING, on Camp street, be-
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING on DryAdss street,
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES on BarOnne, between Rrsso
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, on CarOndelst, De-
DOUBLE TWO STONY FRAME DWELLING on Con-
stance between Erato and Ganne eight ea h side
fi and whole Square of
bon dee DEE By Bienville AsHsSnder Cont Napoleon
containing four large servants kehea Front
COTTAGE corner BsTrs,ks and IRENE, containing four
cabinet h, kitchen Of four cstern, water
HANDSOME TwosToRY DWELLING on Tonti street,
between Csrondeet ak aid ST. Peter with three large lots
COTTAGE Roman, between CustOmhOuss and Bisn.
DOUBLE COTTAGE on JACKSON street, betwsea Liberty
ana Frauklin--four rooms on each side.
COTTAGE Drysdes street between Phillip and Jackson
NEW COTTAGE Clio. bst-een Magnolia and Clara,
containing four rooms in main buidng ktehsn servants
ON large Sl s,sS . sistIn we'll .. ,..
and Jackson; with extra large lot 80 BY li9
Third streets containing four and kitchen, servants
fOS SE R sPe RsIRIRy s1TArEn TOT On Sac
ehd street between Magazine and Camp, with the brick
HANDsOsF IA SEQ COTTAGE corner Of Fourh snd
Constance with quarter % square Of ground House con-
ains large parors four bedrooms, four
meDt and ouhni dngs and Handsomely improved ground
Two NkkY DtsIkABLE DOUBLE TENBNENT
DWELLINGS on Josephine street Each house esntains
about eight
LARGE Two STORY BRICK DWELLING on Magazine
street river side between Second and Third streets
large lots OF ground
HANDSOME TW0,SToRY DWELLING wi thee lots
q gouDd with bearing sweet orange trees Della
chsise street. between Prytania ana coliseum Is
LARGE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS Laurel street
City Of jefferson, condition somewhat dapidated watch will
be sold Al bargain 70 induce purchase.
COTTAGE Deachaise street, between Prytania and
Coliseum, containing six fence cstern and all
necessary coEveniences
CtTTAGr Oh stnBt street, between Napoleon Avenue
and Berlin street. wi rooms kitchen, cistern
COTTAGE Chestnut street. between Lyon and Bordeaux
streets. containing four or and side gallery
COTTAGE AbD SEVEN LOfS corner % ~. Charles and
Warren sIee House Contains four rooms Kitchen etc
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Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana state
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
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SPECIAL.
EATkA

EATkA ..-..-..-.-..--sP BC1Ah'
DIR. Howe's Node OF Using a Vaeuum.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure local and internal
gesOns instantly relieved, which restores health In
large class Of diseases Il vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon, Of which
n0ubes nvgorates and enarges permanently small weak
organs by restoring be equilibrium Of nstures boOdOod
them; by which Ii Is reliable remedy for Psraly ned
Shrunken Parts ImPoteney Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torrha Seminal Derangement Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and IneontnenseO Urine Enlarged Prorate Obst
nate Glee vAroees certain fs<ms Of Structure which
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
cessfuIlJ.
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases, Humon
Rheumstism and Mercury from the system which medicines
alone fail reach; but used together eject wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for Al forms Of disease
acute and chronic, Of either
Ofhes hours from A. n. 10 n. Consultation frss,
Treatment essh Cha moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HowE,k D., IL BarOnne street.
Near 0.nal. New Orleans
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ED UCATIONAL.
I OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana

1868
FAcULTYConsists OF full corps Of able instructors in all
branches Of Literature
Coles d Universities.
COURSE or sIUDT-k mbraces Preparatory and Aead
em'c Department including terary Scientific and Op
tonal Course Special School OF Civil Engineering and
Comm ercal School
JERMs-For ali except clothing s4lO s1O4 pay.
able in advance balance in equal payments January and
April lst
Cadets received at any time during the session. charged
from date Of entrance
Address D. y BOYD, Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

LaHache. No. IL BarOnne street, can secure ne
hest seats in the National Thester for Miss Flo
menos concert next Friday night See her card.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19
ERENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & Co.,
Chemists TO III. 4. III. Prince EapoIeor
Is RUE RICHELIEU, PARIa

Is RUE RICHELIEU, PARIa
No More Cod Liver OIL.
sRIMAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE -RABIsH
Cod Liver Oil to which it is infinitely superior. II cures dis
ssses OF the chest seroas ymPnss disorders green ses
constitution by purifying the blood and Is in word the
s1G bo~es snd Is WITH the seSst seScy Z
children subject 70 humoTs or obstruction Of the gland
No More Consumption.
GRIhAULrs SYRUP OF HYrHosPHATB OF LIME
ether diseases OF the lungs, promptly removes all the most
and the patient rapidly reOOvsrs his health
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRoH
This medicine the elements Of the
blood and bones and iron in liquid s:ats i
less speedily choros pains In the stomach dcu
digestion, dysmeneTrhgs AID anemia
mend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies OF delicate constitution
suffering from snems sna all other Psssns tasgpsd iron
and pOOrnoss Of blood.
and can Be borne ~ thu most delicate stOmsehs.
Eerv Us Headache. and NeuraIgis
aR1MAU hiTSs' sR&ziGf%S 0GR1}ARAxA.
Avegetsbe substance used from time imnemSA In Brss
Better Than CopRiba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO vEGETALISL
where preparations failed these preparations
will effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
and chronic Of private diseases
They used the hospitals Of Paris by the eeeb sed Dr.
Rb nd and found greatly superior to all hb ITO know
Hsl remedies and oopabs cubebs. The njectiOn 10
used IN recent and capsules in chroHic
6eaera depot in Paris At GRIMAULT CO.'S
Chemists 10 Il. L II. Prince Napoleon
IS rue Richelieu.
Esld In New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DELOOHE,
0UILLOT,
And every COED shemist
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LIVERY.

JOSEPH wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Kos. so and sc narOnne street,
BETvKKS COMMON
TIE best stock Of Sir gle and Double HORSES SADDLE
POESES and MULES constantly on band Having unitm-
facilities Louis end other Northwestern Cities
enabled TO offer ndueeents 70 Planters and the Public
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED.
Particular sttention paid TO Hacking having fresh arrival
He1sss ana Mules Bought and Sold On Commission.
JOSEPH WOLFORr,
50 and 50 BArouns street.
I OUIsIAKA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
Noe m 100 and lo2 Magazine street. between Julia and St
Joseph streets
Bugries for hire. L. HART, Proprietor
MAsQUERADEs.... .....MAsQUERA AIDES.
NINE GROUy,
3d.. ............ Cont street..............03
The Oldest Established Costumer in NeE Orleans.
Has the greatest assortment Of COSTUMES MASKS and
DOMINUES lately imported from Paris, made with the
richest material and with the best care.
Prices Moderate.
First store from Daaphin street,
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Sugar Plantations for Sale.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE Sugar PLANTATION,
fronting Mississippi river opposite Greenvile containing
about 800 Of LAND The improvements consist
Large and Handsome Residence double cabins and 9th
houses This fine property should command the attention
parties desiring t. make investment Apart from It's value
Sugar Plantation, IL is lowing 10 its proximity & the
stock Landing well adapted to the purposes Of paturage
1t will be sold ~ a bargain.
A FIRST-CLASS SUGAR PLANTATION, IS miles
above New Orleans cont lining 765 arpe and having
front Of arpents the Mississippi river; comfora ole
Dwelling; negro quarters house, stables Levess
good.
A VERY DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION Of 200
srpents Is miles New Orleans, having 'front.' OF 5
arpents the Mississippi river There the place
comfortable DWeing, oat-hOuses negro quartsrs
stables, etc.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

PRoF. JOSEPH A McEvoY. Surgeon IN Charge
DR. J. BALDWIN DUFF, Y Assistant.
DR. THos. G. GRIFFIN. Pharmaceutical Chemist
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19
hotels AND RESTAURANTS
NOTICE.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

In consequence OF the limited transient patronage
present season can oer - families Suits Of Apart
mens and to Gibbs and Singla Gentlemsn
Rooms for the Spring snd sum.er At prices which will not
am sure, fail TO meet the exigences q n. season
o z HALL.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

- io8 GirOd street, HsV orls>ns
goHE aKDDEs-yos. A. sHAKsPKAKE-s. HVoof.
0sddss, shakspsars - Co.
Irsn and Brzss Fosndsrs M.ehinst. Anzfasurs
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar kls Draining nsshinss
MIL and Gin Gearing Crate Bas Store Frsnts OeieHn
Sash WEIGHS, etc. EIackEuish Wors Of ~ kiDe2
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19
NEW YORK HoTEL-sEv YORK orrr.

me undersigned, formerly Of prspnsoT Of the 81
CHARLES Hotel New Orleans, having Parchassd the Interests
sfhis late partner Mr. Crznson, in the named hotel
axes his friends and the public generally
hat he will pains maintain the vel
ynown reprfatiop Of the house d. N. HILDRFTH,
MOBEAU's EEsTAURANr.
w. lfs CANAL STREET, BETWEEN IT. sHAKkEs AEI
GAKONDKLEf
me rroprissos respectfully Inform cid ien4s
Spesrezn world that the above open
accommodation At the old pses and that they Intend
nothing uhdone oonnuanss Of that rsD1as
hon which IL has enjoyed Aai 81 bsins
cfthe very nrst Restaurants In America
All the deieasss ofthe season. With vines nd
Liquors, always hand.
rss PrOprstOu haskf,s Ter s,o<s, soasts
sncs of mama
RHODES \ MOULIN.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

Ikk, Iks, MAGAZINE. asa. IS. Use
IOO.....-......EOtre Dame street.....-......10e
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FTTTINGS, lea SteanI
Water and Gas
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, IN al lb
uultfsous branches, for Steamboats, PlantAtlons Brew
sEes Disslleries and Private DwsingA
wROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL- IN ID
seAtest manner, and on The shortest uOtlcS,
COPPER STILLS made 70 ordsT
CONSTANTLY HAHB:
large assortment Of Brass Globe Valves Check VAfvs.
hoTsental vsSisAl Oh Globes and Cups; all sises Of
Steam and wstsz Cocks Of various patterns; StsG Gangs
Magnetic wAssf Gsnges and Gauge Cocks, etc, &C.
ALSO, oOKsrANTNI HAHD:
fhs oslssrsted MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODt
and POINTS which took FIRST Premium late Fa
Orders from city md COUNTRY SSroissd and promptly q
tended to.
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N EDECAL..
MEDICAL.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NEW ORLEANS

se4 Magazine street. Corner OF POeyfarre.
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AGRICULTURAL.

SAMUEL BARNEs-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND FRONT SITS,
Is In receipt OF the qualities Of NO RTHERN
and WESTERN POTATOES, such
jackson Whites.
Peach Blows,
Prince Alberts, and
Pnkeyes for planting, etc
Which he offers for sale At the lowest market rates.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19
MEDICAL

nj tDlCAL'''''.'".'.......''''' '''''.MEDICAL.
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford in
practice in all forms Of desse than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies
deated-for either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMEKTS, GENI.
TAI. WEAKNESS, PILFs, SYPHILIS and GONoR-
RBEA in the most aggravated forms, speedily cured aud
vesge Of faint and disorder eradcaed from the
system the skin restored h native beauty and the
organism to its normal he,lth
Persons desiring Dr. J. Whites advice ard recdies viii
cali the OF St Charles and Julia streets
several DR.. Whites in the city
EOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. FERRIES Patent seIrAdjusting Sup
porter TEuss.
possesses advantages all others IN II has
No Spring.. thus avoiding all injurious pressure The back
and with it HEhNIA RUPTURE
Can be Permanently Cured.
Over thousand persons New Orleans vicinity
testify to this Besides Dr. FERRIES exhibit
Office certificates from Eminent Surgeons regardng
its superiority Also from well known parties have been
by For further Information call address
stamp DR. I. 81. CLAIR FERRISS, Paentee,
New Orleans La.
ofce-No. Is Bourbon street. one from Canal once
hours from 9 A. n. to Pm.
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DoUsLAs'
ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHEB,
No. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' EzTRANOk oITr HorE

Whiting wedding Cards Engraved the most ssssn
usnnsr Business Cares Account Sales Cotton, Bfs La
ding Cheeks Invoices and Circular Letters, etc., htho
Er.phed- Seals, Caaecilns Stamps Door Psses, etc
Initials Emsosssd On Payer ed Enveop>s WITHOUT
rUApGF FOR DIR
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I EERS FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED In ls3Al
Corner q Reiord ans FOBeker ssreesn.

wssss Lave inform friends sAd she Yabne generally
that prepared formerly, 10 manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
chimes Mia Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gin Gear
ing Furnaces Mouths Crate Bars al kinds Of Plantation ana
Steamboat works, md description Of Machinery In
the South LEEDS n ".
Orders len At ~ Mechanics and DsNlss K1shsngs
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.

Orders received and filed atlowest prices for FRUIT
TREES Of all kinds; also sTRAWBERR rs aud ORNA
MENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS Of every description,
grown celebrated Langdon Nurseries, Mobile Ala
Ery solicited this lie the proper for
Rnsplanting Catalogues supplied
GREEN A ELDER. q Commercial Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

Among tie letters from Hon. E. A. Rollins, com.
missioner Of internal revenue, TO the secretary of
the treasury, called out by a resolution of the
81 nate, the following was laid before that body
on the l4ih:
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First store from Dslphin street,
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29

The Somerset County Republican Conven-
ton will be held at Skowhegan August 10Th.
So far as the State of New York is concern
ed, says the New York Herald, 1--WE have no
doubt that her fifty thousand majority cast
last year for the Democratic ticket, will be en-
tirely wiped out next November, and that the
State will go about the same number the other
way" .ta
Howell Cobb, who managed to empty the
treasury at the opening ofthe war, recently
made speech in which, it is reported. che
scared with the fires of his indignation Gen.
Grant and the Chicago platform" Wherein
on contemporary says; TT mnst be fearful
thing to fall into the hands of runaway thief"
Inc Argus political columns are full of in
sinuations IN relation to Grants habits Not
many months ago Grant was that papers IA
vorite candidate for the Presidency. 1t does
not claim to have made any new discoveries in
regard to his habits, but it certainly has made
new discoveries in regard to his political opin-
ions. Grant is shown by an overwhelming
weight of testimony to be man of excellent
habits, but our contemporary that would SIM
port him for the Presidency when it belieped
him to be drunkard, abandons him promntlv
when it discovers that he upholds national JUS
tice and the vindication of the national honor.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that informa-
ton is wanted of twenty-dollar gold coin.
somewhat worn, which one Vallandigham car
ried In the political campaigns during the war
ana winch he was wont, at every speech he
maze, 70 mold up to the crowd, and to call
their admiration to it al the Democratic mon.
ey, and to hold up to contempt n oreanh.ok
note, in comparison herewith "a tho r.ns
which they had to take for money since Re-
publicans came in. The aforesaid coin ,vo. los.
70 view some time ago, and since then tho o.,
hioltors have been praising the beauties of
greenbacks." vi
oarl sehurz is to go to Congress from the 18th
Missouri district - 'i
IN. nu Correspondent of the New
HorK Times says: There is ono ~.
sne whole aim OF the Democr.ts e 70 oo
TO work matters In such way nsini@ 10
tne TWO races as near ly as they possn,. opiace
the POSITIONS they occupied during or inst "n III
to the war; and they are confident tbat tSsr
can be accomplished by the overthrow oe 49,
Radical party, and that it will be done bv tho;r
unsuspectlng tools-the Democrats Of the
North. The triumph of Seymour will no
death blow to all hopes of the African rooo =,
.ne South being permitted to enjoy lite l;har.
" and the pursuit of happiness, much less Tho
A'sn' OF voting or being educated"
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
A New BayOnet.

Colonel Edmund Rice, of the q. 8. Infant
~, has been ordered to Springfield, Mass, to
superintend the manufacture at the armory OF
two hundred bayonets of a new pattern of his
invention. Colonel Rices bayonet has been
favorably received at the War Department,
and has been strongly recommended by many
Of the most distinguished officers of the army.
1t is novel in design, and proposes to meet very
different uses from the traditional long, sharp
slender weapon first introduced at the siege of
Bayonne. The Springfield Republican thus
describes the weapon:
The bayonet invented by Colonel Rice is, in
fact steel trowel, nine inches long and three
or four wide 1t certainly is not as imposing
as the old fashion, but claims to be more use
themselves very rapidly. In the last war, the
troops did this with knives, spoons, fingers, and
their bayonets, with which, however, they
could not scoop up the earth. This PROVIDES
them always with facilities for intrenchment.
Colonel Rice estimates that line could throw
I'D twenty inches of dirt in ten minutes, so
that troops need never be caught out OF smell
ter. That this weapon would not answer all
the purposes of the old bayonet must be ad-
mitted; but it is urged that that weapon is
now obsolete; that not a hundred men were
killed by it during five years of war; that the
rebels persistently threw theirs away, and that
they were kept in the hands of our troops on
ly by Furnishing those who lost them, and
charging them with the expense of new ones.
That if this was so with muzzle-loaders-th
old bayonet will be still less necessity with
the breech-loader; while at the same time the
urgency of being covered will be vastly in
creased by the deadlier efficiency of the new
arm. Colonel Rice's bayOnet is intended to be
worn habitually in the sheath at the side; the
guns are to be stocked by the ramrod; and the
bayonet will only be fixed on guard, &c. This
novel weapon certainly makes good case for
itself at first sight, and, however the ordnance
department may come to regard it, we have
no doubt officers of infantry will generally
look on it with favor. .f--s
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
State News,
ANpRosCoGGIN COUNTY

ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.
A trial of moving machines is to come off at
Lewiston this morning.
Burglars are infesting the town of Turner
and stealing whatever they can lay their hands
=, Inc Androscoggin Herald says it is reported
GnaI Trans on the Portland & Oxford Central
hallroad VIII commence running again in the
course OF thirty days
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
The Bangor Jeffersonian saws the f. g.. N.
"A. Railway Will be completed and reoular
trains run to Milford in about sir weeks =
Nearly three hundred new laborers have 70.
Gently been put upon the road above Miltord
Inc trains are expected to run to Lincoin hv
New Years. n'oih ny
Inc wing states that Mr.. Eson performed
MS nrSt days walk OF sixty miles Monday. VIZ .
from Bangor to Winterport and back twice
and from Bangor to Hampden and back once
He commenced the days walk at I-2 A. M
and finished at about half-past ten. His
undertaking is to do it every day this week.
We learn from the Wing that man named
John Crowley dropped dead in the street in
Bangor, Monday evening, as he was going
home from his work. No cause is assigned
{, The Wing is informed that in Greenbush, on
saturday morning, the house OF Major w. C.
elanhlng took fire in chamber, supposed
nao,li defect in steve-pipe. When first dis
oose-eu the roof was in flames, and the house
was consumed; A part of the furniture was
'"''u' Aoss ABOUT $500, partially insured.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29

A DEPUTATIoN FROM THE OR1ENT.-Itis ru-
mored-and, Fana, may not one of thy null
titudinous tongues be false in this case-that
Minister Burlingame with his mandarin sat-
elites will visit Portland, before sailing for
Europe. And why notP Mr.. Burlingame
would be guilty of grave msdemeanor, for
which he would deserve removal by some high
oriental court of impeachment, if he permitted
the gentlemen of the embassy-whose names
we decline to undertake on account of the con-
fusing number of aliases with which thew are
credited-to return to China without examin-
ing the finest harbor in the world and famil-
iarizing themselves with one Of the chief points
in the great trans-continental route over which
Europe and America alike will ultimately
transact business with China and japan.