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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
NeM YORK Marker.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. IL.
| CoTToN-DuII, irregular and lower; sales
| $50 bales, at a ft241<c for middling up ands
FLoUR-Receipts IL, ,475 bbls.; less active
In buyers favor; sales Of !, 400 bbis at 50 81
as 10 for superf1ne State and Western
S0Szw ~ or ezra Z 5s ssate q 6 % 4Eg7 o. soI
extra; SS p for extra st. Louis; SI0@
l3 90 for good to choice do; closing duiI;
at So 6OtQI0 so.
CORN MEAL Quiet.
WHIsKY.-FirIn; sales of $50 barrels OF
Western at 81 O5igI OF free.
WHEAT-Recelp.s 126,502 bushels; dull,
and 2g3e lower; sales 59,nO0 bushels, at
81 43 for No. 3 Spring: 81 5laI So for No 2,
do; 81 % for WnIte Michigan.
RYE-DuIIa d heavy.
BARLEY More active; sales 900 bu Sh-
els, at 81 70 for state; S2 OF for Canada East
e2 20 for & NADIA West.
u riley MALT-Dull.
CoRN-Recelpts 3D. BOZ b1sheIS; dull, and
10 lower; 81 It9I II FOR uusound; ST I4q
81 10 for sound mixed WesterA; 81 IL ioT
inferior white Western:
sales 1000 bushels.
RYE Quiet o
COFFEE-Quiet. rfs4H
SUaAR-Ddli; Cuba I11<@Ils4s
- eTRoLEgM-l4s9l415c for crude, and ZIG
2712c for refined.
HoPs-Quiet at 15025c for American.
LINSEED OIL-DuIl at S5cGSI.
LEATHER = HenlOck sole active and
hrIner at $50 912c for BeuEos Ayres aud
As.C VI AtSn anu WSI2nb.F
WooL-Very quieF and steady; sales of
100000 pounds at 43d58c for domestic. fleece.
and 4I9471zc for pulled.
PoRK-QuieG aud unsettled; sales $50
barrels at S28g2S 81 for mess closing al
S2S 75 regular; S27 so for old do; S2Aa2a for
Prime; $23G26 for prime mess. - tss-
BEEF-Qufet and lower; sales l 5 barrels
at SlO@l7 for new plain mess; SIG 50g2O so
Tor new extra mes. tierco beef du ets
sales 100 t1eTces at s2T@2S 90 Tor D fme m ess:
S50930 . TOR India mess; beef hams steady:
sales - barrels at S28 5093O 80.
Z CUT MEATS Steady; sales I25 packages
at ll@ll19c for shOu ders: I2ql6c for hams:
m1ddles Qui and steady.
LARD-Q dlet and heavy; sales $50 tierees
at Iogl7c ior steam; I79I8c for kettle rem
dered iso. 20 tierces steam, seller Feb
SOC for State. sfsft
CHEESE Quiet and firm 81 Is@lSc
FREIGHTS TO Liverpool firm, with en-
gagements of 5000 bushels grain at SID
Tor wheat per steamer, and 7d for corn per
sail; also, $500 barrels -four per sail at Is.
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BY Telegraph New ORLEANS. Nov. IL.
CorToS-Tending downward; mIddfines
&c; sales 1900 bales; recipes Oil bales !;
ex ports Z, ,s94 Uaies.
GOLD-l353 q I351<.
STER LING EXCHANGE -I445<; New York
Sight Exchange par
SUGAR Firm; fair I2149I3c; prime l4La
t4Sscs yellow clarified l05Ic.
MoLA-SES-FIrm; far zoe: choice soc.
oUR-LoW grades In demand; SUPER
fine So 70: xxx 81 5098 90; choice s9a9 so.
CoRS-The market Is nearly bare; new
81 00tal 05. lH
Q sTs-Firm light supply, at 64965c.
BRAN--Ligh at supply, at 81 %.
HAY Light supply; W estern 3Oa3Ic
PORK-DalI and nominal at S3I so.
= BACON scarce, drm and unchanged.
aRD-Dull; terce I7c; keg Z. C.
CoFFEE-Flrm and unchanged,
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Parliament Dissolved.

ToRoNTo. November 11.-A depu-
taiion from the Legislature of O0ta-
rio was bppointed to present an ad-
dress to a. Excellency Lord Monck,
on bis departure for England. He
left for Quebec this forenoon.
OTTAWA, Ca. Nov. 1.-THE last
meeting Of the Privy Council unc,er
Lord Monck 5 administration will be
held at Quebec on Friday. All me m
i5-,s OF the Government left here to-
dav to be present.
Chief Justice Richards has been
appointed Chief Justice of the Court
Of Aueen's Bench of Ontario, and Mr..
Jusfice Hagerty, Chief Justice of the
Cuuru Of Common Pleas.
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AUSTRIA.
MON TGOMERY, ALA.
Crops In Alabama = Ku Klux Out
RACES TO be Investigated Alabama
Claime1 for Grant by 10000.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 1.-The
weather in this locality for the past
week or two has been very fine for
crop gathering The yield of corn is
large, aud cotton is turning out some
what better than was anticipated.
The State Legislature is doing
nothing of general Importance. Com
mittees have been appointed by both
Houses to travel over the State to in
vestigate alleged Ku Klux outrages.
The result of the vote in this State
is still uncertain. Forty-six coun-
ties heard from give Grant 66,826.
and Seymour SO, ,464. There are yet
eighty-one counties to hear from.
The Republicans claim the State by
10000.
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ST. LOUIS, November 1.-THE Re-
publican says one hundred and one
counties in this State give McClurg
(RadicaO for Governor a majority of
II ,619, and figures for the Lower
House of the Legislature eighty Rad
icals and fifty-one Democrats; with
seven doubtful in the Senate, it says
there will be twenty-five Radicals and
nine Democrats
The Democrat says one hundred
and three counties give Grant a ma
jority of 21 ,817; McClurg, 16, ,343, and
thinks the counties to hear from will
give small Democratic majority. 1t
also claims ninety two members IN
the Lower House of the Legislature.
without counting some uncertain
counties.
The Court House at Vienna, the
county seat of Mavies County, was
burned on the night of the 9th, to-
gether with all the county records
and election returns.
The Second Congressional District
of Illinois is claimed as the banner
district of the United States, it hay
ing given General Farnsworth 4,418
majority.
The official returns of fifty
counties in Illinois show an increase
of the popular vote on Congressman
at large in two years OF Al 000
G vernon Fletcher has appointed
he 26fh inst. as day of Thanksgiving
aud prayer.
ST. Louis, Mo-, November IL
fhe LeaveDworth oase1ratiUe says
Grants majority in Kansas will be
$4,000, and thinks it.IDay reach 10000
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new York Dry Goods Market..

By IeIegraph-I NEW YORK, NOV. II.
Trade In this department remains Inert
as a general thing, and prtcs s rufe steady,
the only change of importance notfceable
on Lancaster fancy prints, which are no9
selling at l2c. o her styles OF cotton a.
pies ara dull; neverIhe eSs prices are Sta S-
tanned, notwith- tanding the pressure ln
the money market. Seasonab e STYLES of
woolens for ladies wear are in steady re
quest, but apart from spec alt e. there is
not much animat1On prevalent, the
weather being still too foe tor active busi-
ness. ssaHEi fl ftft 4Att. .'ft2-f
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LouisvlIIe Market.

By Telesraph.I LOUISVILLE. Nov. II.
ToBACCo-Active: sales "a hhds of good
lugs to manufacturing at So 25915 90.
HoGS-Staughtering renewed, 800 killed ::
active, at 81 2ja7 80 gross.
FLOUR -Supef6ne IS 5096 90.
WHEAT-sI 750I 90.
Co New, go 965c.
OATs-50 d55c.
RYE-sI 25.
MALT-Spring 81 25G2 35
BARLEY-SpringS 81 75Q2 90
BAcoN-ShOuIders l35<a t4c: clear rib
Side ESc; clear sides I8ISqlS5<c.
LARD-NeW l6e
GoTTOS-zl%62Is<c i-
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WORCESTER, MASS.
Free Institute Dedicated.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
Worcester County Free Institute of
Industrial Science was dedicated to-
day with appropriate services. 1t is
designed to furnish practical training
in mechanical science, and and starts
with an endowment of 100000 and
Proft ssor G. o. Thompson as Presi-
don't
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. IL .
MoNEY-WaIl Street is quiet, and money
easy al per cent on call 9waa -
STERLING-Steady at 91s99tSs at-ss
GOLD-Opened at l3S5s. advanced to 1875,
decIln. d TO 1875, and closed at 1917
GOVERNMENTS = Duli. but the market
strong. Coupons OF 'Sl, Il35s 9l4; d0. 90.
I0S5%tdI0 I085s; do. '64, I0654ia17; do o. lG7
@1O71k; do. new, l09is slU95z; do '67 lG91s
aIIO; do. i6S, II0149IIO15; IO- 40s. I05aIO51z.
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Memphis Nxrset.

BY Telegraph MENPaIs, Nov. IL
CyTToN-Receipts, l,54I bales; exports
1919 bales.
FLOUR AT So 50Gl2 90.
CDRN-Sheiled al 90q95c.
CORN NJ sAL-At "a IS.
OATS-5Sc
HAY -S25 90 in store.
BRAS-At So O0G22 so.
PoRK-S28 0Jlsz8 so.
LARD-Scarce, at I7(9I9c.
BAcoN = carce, shoulders 141zc; clear
sides Is11c.
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Alabama Claimed for Gen.
Grant.
News by Atlantic Cable.
ST. LOUIS.

Missouri Election ReturBs-Grant's
Majority 2i,8t7-Tbe Banner Con-
gFessiORai cf-FarnsWOrth'S
Majority 14.418-Rapld GrOWlIG Of
VOIeFS-KanSas ElPctiOn-Graml'S
Majority 1S,00O Or 2J,OOJ.
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&C S.nate was not 10 SESSION.
CHARLESTON, S. O., Nov. IL

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 1.-THE
result of the municipal election was
s11annced this afternoon amid great
a[citeuEent5 Nearly 10000 votes we're
cast and Pillsbury, Republican, was
elected over LesiO. the citizens can
didste. by majority OF IL: The
eitizens' party "a K OF contesting the
election.
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NASHV LIE.
commI tee on atlIe Plague.

NASHVILLE Tenn, November II =
TIE H. use TO day adopted the Senate
resolution providing f r the appoint
nent Of delegates to the Cat le Plague
Convention. which meets at Spring
feId Illinois, and appointed Messrs.
Mckinley aud a len.
the Senate was not In session.
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DE BILITATED,

Whose suferings have been protraot-
ed from hidden causes, ard whose
cases require prompt treatment TO
render existence desirable. Do You
ieel weak, debilitated, easily tired2
Does little extra exertiou produce
paipitatiou Of the hearth Does your
liver, or urinary Organs, or your kid
neys. frequently gel out of order2 Do
you have spells Of short breathinp or
dyspepsia2 Are your bowels consti-
patedY Do you have spells of faint-
ing, or rushes Of blood 10 the bead2
ls your memory impaired2 ia vour
mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject2 Do you feel dull. listless.
moping, tired Of company. of
liie2 DO you wish TO bo left
alone, to get away from every
body Does any little thing
make you start or jump2 Is your
sleep. broken or restless? Ts the lus-
tre Of your eye as BRILLIANT the bloom
Of your cheek as bright2 Do you en-
JOY yourself in society as we'll? Do
you pursue your business win the
same enerey2 Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself2 Are your
spirits dull and tagging, given 10 fta
OF melancholy If 70, do not lay IL
to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights2 Your back weak
your knees weak, and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaint2
How many men, from badly-oured
Diseases, from the elects Of selEabuse
and excesses, have brought about that
state of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system so
much as to induce almost every other
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi.
nel affections, suicide, and almost
every other form Of disease which
humanity is heir TO, and the real
cause Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all
but the right one?
Diseases Of those organs require tho
lse Of a oiuretic. HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the
'reat diuretic, and is o certoin cure
or diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys.
travel. Dropsy. 0 g,nic Weakneas.
Fen4le Complaints. General Debility,
nd all diseases Of the Urinary Or
-ans, whether existing 10 male or
emale, from whatever cause origin
ting, and no matter OF how long
tsnding.
If 10 treatment is submitted tol
or Insanity may ensue
Dur flesh and blood are supported
rom these sources, and our health
nd happiness, and that of posterity,
epend upon prompt use Of a reliable
emedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU-
,HU, established upward of eighteen
ears, prepared by
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TELEGR AP Fl.
Missouri and Kansas Eiec.
ton Retucns.


Missouri and Kansas EIec-
ton Retucns.
Admiral f arragut Arrives
HOms.
Financial Uneasiness in
New ork.
The Proposed Expedition
to Cuba.
The Crops in Alabama.
Ku Klux Outrages to be
Investigated.
Alabama CIaimed for Gen.
Grant.
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EUROP E.
BY Atlantic Telegraph
The Imam of Muscat DeIhrOned.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, November IL. - Advices
received here state that the Imam of
Muscat has been dethroned without
Il struggle. The Chief of the Wahabes
succeeds to the sovereignty.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Queens
proclamation dissolving Parliament,
was promulgated to-day. Writs for
elections have been issued They ap-
point the 10th day of December for
the meeting of the new Parliament.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-THE Vienna
Presse says negotiations are now afoot
for the purpose of amending the
treaty of Paris. so as to make the au-
thority of the Sublime Porte over the
Danube Principalities less illustrious
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OFFfcIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session. of the
d3os FOrtieth Congress.
rPuBLIC-Nn 81

lPUBLIC-No. 85.
An Act making appropriations and to
supply deficiencies in the appropri
ations for the service of the Govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, aud for other purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
"A ID ID II II - -

TOTHE
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

- once ef the New Orleans. Jacks con
and Great ortben Railroad Company New Orleans Nsrch
3 1868 The oowina resolution adopted by the Board
Of DTssers o. shs Company At mee,isg held on the l9h
Resolved That vote by the Stockholders Of this Com
the Company No a Caronde'et from TO o'clock
for the acceptance rejection of the following Of the
Legislature q the State OF Louisiana approved March 10TH
1865 entitled AN Act 20 amend the Charter OF the New Or
lesrs. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
WHERkss The Legislature Of the Sta Of Mississippi
amend the Charter Of the New Oreans Great
Erhern Railroad Company" which is In the following
words:
srcrloxI Be enacted by Lelislature Of State
ssissippi That hereaer all elections for Directors
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
neither the Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
Governor OF The State Of Louisiana the Mayor OF
the city Of New Orleans authorized
shares ef stock owned either Of said States
said city IN said Company
SIC ne n further enacted etc That of tbs
State Of Mississippi shall have the and he Is hereby
euthorzed spp0nt three citizens of the State OF his
sipr said company to represent the stock
enor State Of Mississippi shall select said directors
the vsrous sections OF the Stste tnrough which the
passes fairly be the stsckhod
Ia the various parts Of tie State.
SEC BE further enacted That this act shall not
In eec until passed by the State OF and
cspted BY the stockholders in said company required By
their charter.
kfcTos And therefore, be enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the state of Louisiana
ensal Assembly convened That the absve and foregoing
he s hereby adopted ratified and confirmed
subject the conditions therein contained
sFc BE 10 u thsr enacted. That this at shall take
sfectfr ard aherits passage
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

RACEs--Rs sCES.
SrRIxG AcEs.........srKINs RACES
THE MErAIRIE CoURsE-lsss.
Tisst Day-ssturdsy. April 11th. 1888.
I1Rsr RAcE-A Hurdle Rses-Purss 5000; two miles.
sso6ND fAcs-A .'i rss-yssroid sssks-sss entrance.
p p. $50 added By the clrh c-. mile
1T. ?; P,its.,cn's eh- c KicHELIEu. by Havssha-
s-wiI.n costTi. PUss BRoADSAx. by Daniel Boone
SIS. Lssssd's ONTARIO, By Bonnie scosand-Lady Ian
rHiEI RAcE-A Pcs. STAKE for an .sss-sss entrance,
name At O'Clock on ihe evening before the racsl
xd,. sswsss'iSer-Jsres Se.grn Patterson l. u
Second Day-Tuesday. April IA
FIRST RACE-A Pure Of ssDo FOR al se~s; one uls
SECOND RAcE-Ihs Orleans Purse $780, for ali ages
three mile heats. -. 4
Third Day-Wedn esdsy. April Is.
FIRsr RAcE-A Hurde Racs-P Purse $500; over eight
SECOND RACE-A Purse Of s4O0 for all horses Of
d THRsp * e $ 0s % 500 TS % 1s ~ ages, mile heat.
Fourth Day-Tbursday. April IL.
yIHsT RAcE-A Purse of $500. for all ages; two mile
sTCoND RAcE-A Purse Of $3.50. for all ages; one mile
Fifth Dsy-Frissy, April IA.
T1Rsr RAoE-A Parse Of $3.50, for all ages mile and
sEcoNp RAcE-A Purse of $780, all ages; best three
in 1--WE; mile heats.
Sixth Day-saturday, April ls.
TIE GRAND TURF CONGRESS STAKE OF $4,000,
with Challenge Whip and Spns the Club TO add sl00 four
mile heats
Thi must be under the Turf Congess rses and
officers and under the Mesirie rules and officers
n B-The Metse Rules IN regard 10 the Liveries. or
Coors Of ockeys will be gidly enforced To trouble
thea snd the ccers Of the Club
questea 10 register their colcrs possible.
Ire Stable. have btea well cleaned aud ventilated and
in fine condition
Communications must be addressed to-
s. L. JAMES.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be IL Known. That this twenty.frst day Of March,
fso Ss.d ia
fcrthe parish OF Orleans and the cy Of New Orleans and
signed personally and appeared, LIE yILLE
ESQ, - st ~ The :s usI3S s .,. sASK 1P
bis said capacity by vqs Of resolution % adopted By The
iesnsh Of Mach current certified copy whereof hereto
annexed part hereof who declared Of
establish system q fs ssnlins j. he
Of Directors Of said Blk did BY resolution adapted By them
their sitting Of the 3st Of January last 1868 certified
S The Be- held sn the
th Of March ls n order in.ee nsdsrson the pro
ing did tske place the said 4th OF March current,
attorney in % q 70 the
Of thousand six hundred and nine shares Of the capital
capital oek appointed such BY power attorney the
ss | vote 81 the $ e
duced from one million one hundred aud twenty five Thousand
honand s % oy dollars f @s
Ing s the Board Of Directors Of sad Bank held said
STOCKHOLDERS Of the and more than
es meeting held on the fourth o March current that the
capital stock Of said Bank BE reduced om one million one
thousand dollars s Be By sss shares
q forty dollars each the Prssosnt he and hereby sgshor
sed to said ndent to the chrter Of the Bank and
reduction q stock = be executed recorded and published
dollars share exchange for those Of ssvennvs dollars
ss~ thsssre be- the said President Of said Bank and
those whom he repsseni the acre meztioned and
hereto annexed power OF attorney further declared,
Soy ON S@ Conferred y s soaens Aforesaid
he does hereby publish, make known aud
dscsre following smebdment the said Cor
porton TO the elect that the capital stock Of said Union
Bank Of Louisiana reduced TO the Of SIX hundred thou
dollars by and be divided into fifteen
dollars EACH effect which purpose
cerf Of steck Of forty dollars share shall be subt
tuted in exchange ofthe shares Of seventy dollars hereto
fore ssueo that therefore the ar les Of association Of
said Union Bank Of Louisiana thus altered asf amended
Done and declared Office, at the CITY Of New Odesns.
aforesaid the month and brst before written In
the presence Of Edward O. eottsehak and James sahsy
competent Witnesses who sign with said sp
pearer and me, notary, after reading thereof -
lOrig nal signedJ f. \. LAVlLLEBrUNkE.
T. q, GorTscHALK
JAMES FAHkY.
the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages do hereby Ger
W ths this this day duly recorded In Society Book
New q rissns. March Twenty First 1868
SignedJ A DUCATEL, JH-.
H. 81 Deputy Recorder.
certify foreg sing copy Of the original act
extart my Current k0tar,a Register
and the impress of nv seal ONCE Al the City Of New Or
leans Twenty Ffh Of March, ID. Thousand
Eighs Hundred aud sixty Eight
Il 81 d MAGNkR, Notary Public.
UEIox BANK or LOUISIANA
New Orleans March IS 1868
At meeting Of the Stockholders on the 9TH inst
than thirds having approved Of the reduction Of the
by a March, 1858 before Msgner
Rotary Pubic Stockholders reb notified and
cal The Bank and exchange the Certificates Of Seventy
Five Dollars per share Csrtfcstes Of Forty Dollars
in conformity TO said act GEORGE A FREREr
Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

nrr ~ st,ek Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate, Cream
Or ns sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jnjsee PASTE Gum
6ons and S,rups by steam. Importer OF French orns
,snrs such a. Cupids Fosers Gum l~aves .sre- D,a-
h;rs Decorated Toys Cossaques Fancy rsprs of Ease
ss snd Nex Year Presents. Cornucopias ETC. etc Ne "
ld Lever street. between St Louis and oon'i Streets Se~
Orleans. Ia
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

-Once superinsendens OF Public > sehoots,
. r The Of s S s ss
% ths state SEMINARY Of Learning at Aexandria Apple
tions for to these vacsDciss stating aga
sss ssss once sosT
day all The candidates vii present snemsvs S 70, ex,m,ns
signed. sM o. RoGsss sueer.nt-ndsnt
.--o once Of DeBew'. Review. IA Pey-
dras street New or business let
tiers may be sddresssdto ra,,.r n; h.o sUswsL Rass
-a.f.y~sse water Works Company,
March The undersigned Comm ,a sonsrs sppo'n.a
nnasr me so sas = s n ~ n.s sk N bs .sm
ON MoSDkY % SEST. the asd Instant at 30 60 Canal
's'ssA between ~ A. N ana Fl. ste z Is3ysspALE,
{ ! V Y. FSSTsss sSSFssss.
special nssrs sd.,,s ss p,.,-;s. Mrs-
desire inform the pubie that owing % The difficulty q pro
holding their usual Annual Fair.
Their resources limited that they
sss care s-' commiitsss % With the
eonhSens' a. si' viii yield iisers response
New Orleans, March l5 ls6S
Books or Subscription to the Capital
Stock Of the New Orleans Steamship Line VIII be found at
Once Of the FACTORS Traders Insurance Company 50
Commercial insuranes Company Of Camp and Gra
Sun Mutual Insurance Company. Camp and Com
% asssssiI 3 smith. once. 81 c.,sndslss street.
Shropshire a Hsthorn. Poydres street.
McCioskey Mason. 6rsvier street
Mechsnies and Traders Rank, New
orissns August ls67ln conformity 20 Sections % and
te Banking Law Of the State Of Louisiana
stice y hereby given circulating issued by
shs Bank presented for redemption within
fon trs the Banking House at the State And
sor Ofce otherwise the FUNDS deposited BY this Bank with
Hsd Andtor viii be claimed accordance with the ABOVE
o. CRUzAT, Cashier.
-Bat.heior's Hair Dye-This Splendid
Har Dyeis the best In the worid the ony true aud perfect
reliable. instantaneous; ridiculous unts
~ bad dyes invigorass and leaves the
Hair beautiful Black BroEn Sold BY al Drug
s and rronery spoiled at Batchelors Wig
Vac orv No l6 Bond street New York
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
PHYsICIANs---DRUa aGIsTs.

Teeth Extracted BY the latest improved method without
pain and operation the Teeth performed with the
least possible pain ard IN the durable Nearly
thirty experience this city where h operations have
will doubt be sufficient for The fu
turs Prices same ~ before the war.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

-Notice-Ths Members of the M assnse
Fraternity hereby Meeting be
held Mount Moah Lodge Rooms the Bible House
Camp street. o, SUNDAY MORNING, March 18th. at l01S
O'clock the purpose Of hearing Of Committee
ByL.ws a,d wing Subscriptions tor Membership in the
Louisiana Hasoric Relief Association
RICHARD LAMBERT
Secretary tenn.