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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

FNDS eoA f4PAAuRo8 t@04 ~ ahsSH19sy -
! speeies Of ddngsroas end unjust class le-
gislation opposed 70 the spirit Of eur iasti
.tutions. and contrary 10 the principles Of
sound morality and enlightened reason.
1T .ohE nenetsrv, fSaseiAl and fsvsnue
laws are in letter aad spirit opposed to the
principles Of frssdsu and equality upon
are. bounded. thsrs i IN sll their provisions
mspifesty . studied design 70 shield noa-
pro6ucing capital fhom il just proportion Of
the burthens neosssaxy for the support of
tho Gsyernaent imposing sthsm mainly On
the indusTials wealth-producing classes,
thereby condemhing them to lives Of nm
rsmuussAsed toil dSpriving them Of the or
binary convtniencss and comforts Of life !;
Of The time and means. necessary for social
enjoyment, intellectual culture and moral
ippgoyensnts and ulhillataly .redacing them,
to shts u practical ssrvft1de.
We further hold that while thee sur-.
righteous laws 81 dis6ibution remain a.
forcs. Isborers .sansst By any system Of
sszs|Ss;ise S Zs zee ss :ssss s., sis.
portant stsp toward. the establishment Of
D riehts q labor, = the Institution Of al
uystem q tfue ov.eporatfon Detween nom
rredncipg eapital s1d Iabek That "A eject
his most desirable object, meney, the medi-
On o. distribu1ion - snpf1a1 and hbor, must
be- instituted upon such wise md lust prin-
uiple that instesd 81 being 3 power % on
Eralizs No. wealth IN ~ hands or : few
bankeEA nsurers, middlsmen and pon-pro-
1De 6sn}eallys i seAn b. Z power hat |
9HI di1fFibute products to producers in &C 4
sord6 ~ he lsbof Or ssfyf6e performed |
msthsie " sdaclion- ibe oervank and not thel
nnstm IT labor. I'm done the natural
6nE1s a. m1gr WI Be bs9ot64 md oo-opsr- |
Is II pfodu6tion and 81 ~ dist ibofion |
= products, VIII follow - y uatdrnl sconse- |
1890 The usfGhtwf be lifted ffom tia 1
Iaok Of ths laborsr, and4 the wsalth proddo-
~ q IL sssEsi ss|ey2.s Az IL Isssosi
,nltur6 md nosn1 inprovoneut and the non |
! Isss.,! .ssl & s Ar ~ :sssss |
s sfbstsd By ne isG,v 81 tresmxy messsI
.eds = - 80. s.ssks rtsAssaf n ~
- y.bfe =! sgis..s 90 ss.swsibk = |
hes1eea 1ff5l Ae'ffE ~ Gon6znnt
nd, 6esrfaD ~ rats Of infwMt, s.6-
fantIy bslee tE0elsaf 1fUss = ~ -
ione1 us6l& - as1lTaI pydactiea - ~
1 7. 2rg1fatls dlser1 bG6 q \ ~
* - ees@aq1 11e1 -
~ ~ ~ monU - - -
7ISI|1@s = . $50 3 rs-eouvert -
81! neo EeaU q - pone1 is<p - +
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-02-08

This 10 ~ only mad hne cnrryn sfesrags passengers
bstwsen Liverpool, Oork and Sew York and Il 10 the
enly ne despsseh1g TO steamers wesk IRON each
end " tho roufs.
Btesraee1 $50 60 s95.5
PasssnEsrs forwarded 10 all parts % Grsas Britain
md Ireland. Aso. 70 tns continent Of Europe. PlAns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

Stock On hand and On shipboard-hhds 2679
suGxR-The receipts since Saturday up until
Tuesday noon were limited 10 81 hhds. There is,
however, only limited demand, and operations
are confined almost entirely to . retail trade at
the following quotations: a4tsf f1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11

ToBAcco--The receipts during the past few
days have been fair but still inadequste to the
demand. Foreign buyers are IN the market with
. good number of orders. and are pushing their
inquiries vigorously. The stock on hand ID limited
but mostly Of superior character, while the In
quiry s principally for the lower grades. Holders
are very firm and rates remain unchanged. We
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
TELEGRAPH COMPANv.

TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
| NAzzozAL
rsLrosArH COMPANY.
nv enterprise. 70 b Known = ne NATIONAL TuA
GRAPH COMPANY, has ben organised. VIII vuau1e
hanehsss conferred BY recent 81 Of Congress- fr 49,
pos Of sssaslIshins TRUST LINKS OF rELEGRAPnu
an the principal railroads and man routss IN the Unhe
ssss Ths sssk b V ~ Issued spea She prinspss
that Of the Merchants Union Express csmpany. vhisA
Gently commenced operations ms design b to nsusAAs
entire business community n the sntsrprss This hds.A
net % much 70 dposs Of stool sssurs hss
~ Il the country through WHOA Ne H. ps~
NJ cspIssl Is 70 -
sao.ose.oes.
]. 10000 snare. q u. p. ,.,..a
SIC. r-- 'a4--.
pr time Of subscribing. and more, unAn The sns
- - ~ - ~ n - - =
= - 81 - u
-
80 =
CASH CAPITAL OF ss,soo.eee.
tttt ta N
1,ln.. tsa
WhieA VIII b sufficient 70 duplicate lines 10 AL a. sssrv n
Aspsyins points reached y sAs present ns.opo'y.
- '''-'- o''''-''' ~ ''''''' NV -
NV " '-s' '''''''''' ''' ~ no" '''''s
''''' u ''"-' '' ''A' OF '''' ''s hundred p'<
'' = ~ -'''- '''' = '''" ms 'A'H ''''-
- - ''''---- y ''1~
:. 1900. 80. = ,,I -. 800. . $500. .'''
every Railroad end Man H'''' IN he United States NJ
~ 80 49, = - ''' ="
s''''''' : ny ''''' o'"'''' The act q o'as''--
sFsnss~ 4 shs itsnshiss granted. a tiAs
- = ~''' = -
"a.
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coxPARArTyB DAILY TOTAL 1EcEru OF COTTON
At fHn POET DURING FAST TWO wEnKs.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.
ARTICLE EIGHTH.


stoss sh. b transferred e1,s: such transfer Be mad:
the New Orleans be made while
ss
bspermted to do by substituting the obligations Of The
possd e b substsisd shall be- N every ssscs"ry
70 the Board q Directors And the Mid Board Of Directors
security any sockhoder they deem the 20
nss e for o...
re. s y s I'm % the
ARTICLE NINTH.
In The month Of April q each year the President and d.
the officer OF the Company estimate Of the profits
paid into the Company for or on Of premiums Tor Se
precsd1s twelve months snd By whom pad which
q Company er and e
H. . o And s z s, from :Seh =, 2
y ana m1s ssn ten r, cent Of M sos
heldss and shall not award return premiums
rsrs but such psrcsnisg. Of pr0s shall Be ksO the o
5ut = shall appear from such statements that the pres q
per lie sssa the President and Directors sail
and SCI spsss portion Thereof not LEES than ten pen
proper kept By tss Company Is reserved upd
and ths Issdu. Of such excess .hs be rsaby sppoons
according the stock held By each
s snS If ss Of Pa By each and hall
a. return premiums and the dividends awarded Stock
hocsIs ha % entered as credit on their stock respectively
ARTICLE TENTH.
Any policy Of insurance issued BY this Company for the
use oenehs or advantage Of the wife, WIDOW children father
or any debts contrsct Of the whose
. 10 ne Or sy n =: }:
insured shall p paid % the person Or Pgsons sensn rally
sessssd q from Il debts :os
...sesSssss whatsoever Of the deceased s1osp those
ARrIcLE ELEVENTH.
At the tina of the dissoutIon Of the Charter AZ M. o.
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DIeAUD a co.'s
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstrned by impress Of the French and extensively
used all fashionable circles for its Excellence and SUPERB
ority
kiGAUD 4 CO.'S YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsud Co. are the only i'm
porers In Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Ylsngyisnd o
RiGAGb co IS ToLUTINF, selicioas Toilet Water,
superior Eau de Cologne Toilet Vinegar, or Forida
Water
RIGAuD 4 CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitsly per
tuned and keeping It's fragrance 20 the last.
RIsAUD 4 co Is MIRANDA POMArUM, for prsssrv
ing and be sut y ing the hair.
RIGAUD 4 Co.'s DENTORtNE, most agreesole
elixir for preserving teeth and perumnx the breath
RlGArD co.'s TUOTH-CRE IN. remarkable pre-
paTstion producing brilliant vhiteness TO the teeth
RlGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER superior TO Violet
arr ~ Err LITTLE I'm MoSrroR GUIDE TO rae TOILET
9TH Pho Illustrations win be sent on receipts OF one
WHOLESALE Rrrsud 4 CO. As rue de Richelisu. Paris
Agent p Hewberry Soma As ST. Psus church Yard Lon
don. ...s aa.r...
N'''' !. DUcoyeEs.
50 Chartres street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The City Terminus Is nxed Head Of Lafayette stree.
~nere WIN rev yHrus OF Land
ngs, and in the immediate vicinity Of all the
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected a
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT. with capacity of at lea. ten
thsusand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely a.
possible, the Trains win follows hating at Canal
G sibone street:
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L r. sARRAZINs
TOBACCO xANUFAcroKY.

Mr. r. sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage extended
the establishment Of bis factory constantly
need his best exsions 70 ncrsase bis wedeseved rspais
able oner the Southern
arce Of Tebscco for smoking put up IN all pack
sges suit the trade BIS Of Chewing Tobacco
rsr>~L Ctgsrs 10 renewed bv -verv arrival
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION. FKOCLA NATION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE or LOUISIANA, Executive DKP,RrxErr,
Orleans, May q, ls6SL
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March rs
1888 entitled AN act to establish Qusra tine lor the pro
lection OF the State provides that the the State
shall Issue his proclamation of the ard Of
esth declaring place where there shall be
eve pestlentia contagious infectious disease exists 10
De an feeed place and stating the number days Of
ene y oe performed oy the vessels their pssse ngers ON
eess and crews, coming from such place or places
Now therefore, In Of provisions the a
Aforesaid, do issue this my proclamation A. HEREBY DE-
clare The places hereinafter infected aces ana
that al vesse together with ocers crews pa sengers and
cargoes arriving from said pisces having Touched m
stopped at any Of them, shall be subject tine
not ees than ten days fer longer be
sdered necessary By the Board Of Health effect from
and after the promu cation of this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here proclsimed
VII oe severely punt he'd u the penalties prescribed by
law are deemed Inadequate the parties offending will b. d.
hyered up 10 the military authorities be dealt With
The places which hereby declared injected "A afore
said are the following wit
AIT he ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and t nort
Of Vers Cruz. In Me- - - ~ r'''
Given under my hand Seal Of the State a. above and
tne Independence Of the United ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER
j. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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MONROE CAREY.

ID hohkOE CAREY, UNDERTAKEN
Nos US, zO5 and D7 Magazine street. betveen Jnlis
S 8 Joseph respectfully his friends and the
public generally tha be will the udertakin bu-i
ness OF the late Daniel Monroe above and viii kesp
constantly on hand assortment Of Metac Burial Cases
sno Jackets Rosewood Mahogany Black and Plain
Somns BODIES Embaned Dlsinterred and Carefully
shipped MT CAREY will be assisted BY Mr.. JOHN RAY
long known In connection With the business - -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
RAILROADS.

NEW COR. SELEA.s; JsCKsaN AND
Az GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
To tahe effect Sunday. 18th Inst, mt 8 80 r. M
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY q. 5:1r
making connections With Trains VcksburR Meridian
l.a the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
Is0 n, going ~ far Brookhsvsn. RETURNING leavt
Broooknavsn a. $50 A L. on MONDAYS arriving in Nes
Excursion Tickets good Of SATURDAY or SIM
dsy gong north and Trains Of Sunday Monday souh
Vail train arrives in New Orleans a l 80 p NJ
fkElGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except sundayD
r s WILLIAMS, General SUPERINTENDENT
JAMES fON9E, General Freight Agent
I'D. WARE General Transportation Agent
pOATCHAKTRAIN KAILKOAD
Dr. COMPANY
This Road, extended. win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday. the lsth Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake. same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under Il years age win be charged TEN CENTS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IIMTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District OF Louisana-D Bankruptcy-No I92-In the
matter OF ~ o. Foger Son, bsnkrup-wbereas ~ Fol-
ger Of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly Bang
rupt under the act of Congress Of 1867 as this dav
ned IN said Court petition praying dscnarge and
crthcste thereof from all his Jther claims nroya
BE under said - 1880 f'"
Notice therefore creditors who have provsd
their debts and 70 al other interest that the tn
gay ot November 1905 at ii 10 assigned
ing q the same and that they then aHd here attend
sno show cause they have why prayer Of The said
petition should not ne grated - ~
Clerks Once. rev Orleans, September 1868
SEQ 10 ~ X. LOEW, Deouty Clerk
BAkKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
nne ght indivi dualy and Member Of the Firm Of
halneleh Rehtrope-United States Marshais Otce
Dlsllct or Louisiana Nes Orleans August q ls62Ths
M TO give notice that on the 27tn day August D. 1864
Msm.nt IN Ban ruptcy issued against the estate
OF william II Haiheigh, OF Franklin, In the par
isn ~ ST. Mary and State Of Louisiana, who was 'ad-
Judged bankrupt on his Petition that payment of
any debts and de VERY Of properly belonging 20 such
bankrupt 70 him or for his and the transfer Of snv
property BY him forbidden by law that meeting Of
the creditors Of the bankrupt prove their and 10
choose one or ssgnees Of his estate will be he AZ
Scnr OF bsnkfupcy, TO be holden the custom House
Buding In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana bsre r.
70 % Pnkn, Register on the 10th day Of November A D.
ls6S, at 10 O'Clock A n. - -
No soz FJ. HERRON
sue noi4 u Marshal District Of Louisiana.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COPAkTNERsHTp- - THE UNDFRSIoNED
nave IN Day formed CcparneI ship The nans
trensaeting Whole Grocery and Commison ar.;o.
in the city Of New Orleans -'''
A. q. PTERPoNT
J, McQuOID.,
Q. hEHLk
Eew olesns. September 1863
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
r. RAIN DRYING AND MAILING KILN
100 NEW LEvEE AND OIL FULTON STREET.

am prepared 70 dry and clean from mould weev all
Kinds Of Grain. Malt Coffee Peas Beans dry sunken
Cagoes; rpen Green GRAIN leaving ss as mstured
IN the Held; eradicate offensive smells natural decay
guaranteeing soft burn scorch viii do such work bet
ter and at less price it Is done In other cities as nv
process and patents acknowledge all have seen
them TO be superior TO all otheu.
am also ready sell rights under nv pstsrt.
for Grain Drying and Mailing reasonable rates ey.sor
men will find these SUPERIOR NACHIsEs there being no
extra fires required exep ordinary for power The
saving is immepse In fuel riss and labor
For further information apply
ALFRED w. j. MASON
lo9 New Lsvee and 81 Fulton street
This is superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
other substances n-[scientife American az
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
c0NsTABIt'S SALES.

MOSES KATz vs. B. MosBy-sIxTH JUSTICES
court-Psrsh Of orlesns-No I426
Rr WRITE OF wris OF nert factas
- 10 me d ected " tee henorale the Sixth Justice Of the
frsce Tor the parish OF Orlea have seized will oro
coed W sell at public suction the chants and Auc
ons srs Exchange Royal street, FRIDAY the 9th
property. tO-wit:
lot or GROUND, situated in the Fourth District sf
ms city, in square No bounded by Phip First Howard
and JAG reefs and de igBat-d Lot plan by
g. Pile city suryeye dated 18th April 1852 spo.teI
IN the once OF T. bOuny pnblc me .sure. AZ
feet rnt ON First street by % feet depth less with
ss- TERxs-Cssh the spot in rnlted States Treasury
Notes. WILLIAM Gt,RMiRY ''
C5n,table.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

EoA sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvkRAL HUN.
dred Gotten and Sngar Pantations located n the bst
gnrtons OF be GOTTEN and growing sses Alss Rice
timh.- sne. 40 s'xs oooes o. "a usoe
Property improved and unimproved In the residences.
stores building ots and squarca favorable terms Pass
wish 70 invest VIII do vol 70 call Propsr
tea Miller Gard Rsai Estate Asnts. Ne g Caroadsls,
street, New Orleana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04
OFF,SS' ,ssSSE ASSESSORS.

oFFIcEsIrY ASSESSORS.
1. R0, City tGL Aug. Is. 1903
ssnent for the year 1858 "a compile ed their rolls
Nh .ith he Secretary Of the rs op,es tnereof having
pau the same nav be ..sn ana esnd a. Ro m No. IS
E% properly YAK payers Of NJ Ineo BY sns Of the
ke<o'clock n dai v Sn,d... ei,y, ftom o'clock
ZION the 18th rstsnt a., I.sspted. during thirty
~ WI meei Il their osrs 60 sA q aee . Board q
On he 22d I'D 2Stn as,. - "a .Ssck 70
ensider ne app ies,,on{ 80 "a phof septe-f
Asnsslves sggrisvsd. "Aae 0y parties CON
SP. HARPER
secretary eissrd Of Assessors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The Wide awake Eighth Wa D,mo-
rrsnc Club Third District meets evey THURSDAY EVEN
streets The following it. offcers: ~ -e''e
A LLAMbiAS-Presiden.
q W CUh BERiSON-Lt Yics-President
JAMES 0NELL-2d Vice President
ii. sTOuDER-Secretary
LANES DOBSON Treasurer
WIN. sWAnN-Marshal
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
HOWELL.
@ b GIBBONS.
J. FACET.
A CARR
JAS DOBSON.
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UNDEHTAkER
pHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKER.
90 sT. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Coffin,
always on hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Funerals attended to in and hopes by strict aen
ton to obtain a share Of public patronage
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VALUABLE PRoPEgTY
AT AUCTION. 1
One-Third OF that Cesebrated Property
Known the


WIN be sold public auction on WEDNESDAY ii. "a DAY
Of next Sep eme.r There are about so ACRES FyAI
LIABLE FARMisG AND MIsERAs LAND attached 70
thi properly % Il stu ted three and h-f NILE. fro, Va
and Ten In the county Of Montgomery STATE on viz
Rna The bote and eatn are sd.ous. r
80 yistns neary an Of which occupied by Wait "a
rom part Of the Unsa States .tssng The proper.
Any Information desired can be has By addressing J. III
Booth Baltimore. or c. A Coihsun, Rssdsnt Partner
j. II. 9th.
NJ q BOOTH.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

The 9P Train from Lake win not 20 beyond the Pas,
senger Depot at the head Of Eysisn Fields s.reet.
The Horse Car win leave the city N and the Lake
OP and cannot for the present. run beyond the Old
Depot
For the convenience Of Bsthe Fishing parties steam
Train will leave the New Depot O'Clock on Sunday morn.
ngA An extra trip wiz also be O'Clock in the day.
Bsgssge hs h household effects family supplies v be
received st the OLD DEPOT If the prefers IT, In
mat event. the packages must be brought only en- the day
OF the departure Of the sesmer which they are
and then not later than thirty prior &c the passing of
the train which connects with her
Travellers from Mobile the Watering Place. who NAV d.
re ner baggage and effects delivered the Depot will
please express their wish to the officers boat who will
take pleasure in seeing that property is assorted and
placed separately on the wharf.
O. PANDELY,
General Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

OFFICE, ns NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS. no
WIN solicit Psents and prosecute Pssns suits and old 70
lsctsd elsns Expecting TO reap profits such
obtain patents on hrsi application, for barely what
.na having been In the business for time
osd to shape claims avoid Infringement An has
aess sftended to promptly; sdvics tfss ell cassa
Rest Of cit references gven whsn Desired
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OFFICIAL.
IrIox........................rErIrres

PETITI0N...-.......... ..........PkTITIeS
EEw ORLEANS Angus. Is 1868.
To the Honorable the Common Couac Of the CITY Of Nav
Orleans: - - ~"
The Undersigned Property Holders on Peters and Clsv
streets Secnd district Of this ety respectfully beg 10 re-
present the necessity Of sidewalks
nom Cont 20 Customhouse prsy that your
ate oy VIII pass an ordinance authorizing aud in
TIE property holders to have he said sidewalks lad AZ once
We also further beg the proprety Of the v
having y y street graded an mscadamized from
tuscnhouse street. az It's expense same menusr
"a has been done from Cont g. st Louis street. we be-
neve toat the benefits extended 70
tended TO on the street and in this ves we 80 cit
your body 60 instruct the city veyor proceed in
Cpstornb0use =
And as Ia duty bound we will ever prav
WILLIAM H. Vkt DEN BURts. Der William n Vreden-
Oug J - ieet on Peters and 100 on av street.
JEAN fEIlf az feet Clay 21 on Peters street
j. AlhI ~ feet on Chy street 100 Peters street.
a. ID: 0tltFE 10 feet on Clay street
b. J, BIZ RKENY 50 feet Clay street.
A. IONA, % feet q Clay street
street ' - v" Ao'e's
Al D'MEZA, 80 feet on Clay street
Peters street -' ''''ep - on
JAcQoET. pro Beckett 80 feet on Clay street, 50
on Peters IT. Get 1920
Io.- number Of feet in square, l22s total number of feet in
petition, lisa - win
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
STREET COMvIssIONER's DEPARr
- MENT. H. No City Halves O-ieans septsmber
le-Were brought the District Pound CORNER ~
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estfa5s-
Twelve GOATS Of different colors
Which n claimed within three DAYS and thu sxnan..s
thereon paid will be sofa public said Ponnd on
SATURDAY, September 5. 1868 at II O'Clock NJ -
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner
Pas. LABARRE, Deputy Cont olier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

A New Democratic Club In The
Eleventh ward The residents of Eleventh Ward TO the
number Of ABOUT One Hundred have signed cali for toe
eIganiEation Of Indeoendent Democratic Club TIE
eetng Tor the purpOse of take plaa tb
Wgwam Of the Eleventh Yard a,ic CIn6 conner of
snd Magazine streets, on MONDAY 7Gh inst
in the ganE alton Al co inv taS - -
X. S. HOWARD, MASON PIIrgE eN'
ID. N. STELLA MARSg Al n r swrr1
n =; CJtIiNG A DEsLOSDE
$3.50 NObLE, WALTER q ROBINSON
l. 81 HMIDT, AIFRED uOutToN
T. II. WI SON, z NFWNs
~ nAsDkNlLLE, JOHN HENDERSON,
SnAhLES I,aMkk. JOs N HENDERSON, JR
JOHN j JOHNSTON JbsgPH n,qhR.''
rnnabh kEhNAN, JOHN p HGGaINS
uEO. bebhANo, NJ A. DoOLEY,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-04

THRoUsH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston. PhiladeIDhia aad All
Points North and East,
VIA N O, J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS. ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADING SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
N, o., J. AND q. N. RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l. 1853 I
Shippers informed that now fei1.
between New Orleans and New York. Roson Phisdelphi
ETC. low making saving to the shipper by thi,
route Of from TWEkT Y to FIFTY PER CENT
All claims for loss damage overcharge viii be promptlv
settled points of delivery.
For further information apply AZ IN. Depo. ON c.u,
street. or at the Office Of the Company No. "A carondset
street
8. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent
JANIS yoseE. General Freight Agent