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Louisville Tobacco Market.
LoU1svILLE, Tuesday, June

The market was buoyant to-day for
all qualities excepting common 1ugs,
which were n shade easier. The offer
ings included Virginia leaf. medium
wrappers, at S23a25, box of Hart
county bright wrapper at S35; and
hhds owen county cutting leaf at so
so and $28.
sales at warehouses 204 hhds, releO-
tions 2l hhls; prices are as follows: I
box at SS5, 1 hid at SIS. 2 at S2Sa28 90. I
at $23 so, at SO, 2 at SIS 25, at x1I.
at SIG so, at Sl5a15 so. Is at S14a14 20,
25 at Sl3al375, % at Sl2a12 rs. 70 at S11a
IL 20. 26at $10a10 20, 25 at S9a9 80, so at
Ssas s5, and s at 81 20a7 90.
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rection Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.

rection of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
No amendments were offered to sec
tions 63 or "a, requiring returns to be
made by owners of spirits not In bond
ed warehouse not exceeding so gallons
in quantity.
having been repealed, Mr.. Schenck, by
instruction of the Committee OF Ways
and Means, moved to add to the first
paragraph, which refers to distillers,
the provision that q tax of four dollars
barrel shall be collected from the
owners OF distilled spirits, to be paid
on the withdrawal thereof from bonded
warehouses. Agreed to.
The committee rose and tue House
took recess till 7:S0.
EVENING SESSION.
The Committee of the Whole resnm-
ed the consideration of the tax bill.
Various amendments were offered to
section IS, all rejected except one, that
the payment of any special license tax
on liquor dealers shall not authorize
the business to be carried on contrary
to State or municipal laws. Another
e1empting from tax dealers In tobacco
whose annual sales don't exceed one
hundred dollars. Section &C, imposing
taxes on tobacco and snuff was read;
several amendments for the reduction
of the tax was offered and rejected.
Adjourned. rs.ar.
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Commissioners Notice.
In Chansey,

bALTs * OhAO ~" 49, w. - ~. GiSS.:t
W. g. hAFFEEEf' c9SFs %e.. q vi2einiS: Geh2 Co.
tDuRsuANT TO A DEoREE MADE IN
i the above cause on the 9th day of May,
1865, L will, on FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY OF.
JULY, 1868, at my ofice, in the city OF
Weeellng, and thereafter by adjournment
from time TO time. as may be found neces-
rioas liens and cl inns, whether by attach.
ment or otherwise, against the proceeds OF
the jud gInent recovered by John u. L1le17y
and William q. LQDeTty. who were lale joint
contractors and partners under the Erm
name OF J. q; ". g. LoDeTty, against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and
which proceeds In the bill in this cause
mentioned are now in the hands or the He-
eiSd And NJ pursrant I nj to The said decree, hereby
give notice to all persons claiming nenA
upon the said funds In the hands OF the
Receiver, to come In before me and prove
their respective claims; and do nx MON
DAY, THE 3lst DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, Ss q;
peremptory day for the purpose ana an
persons who do not SO prove their sald
claims on or before that day VIII be pre-
cluded from any benefit of this or any future
decree to be made in this cause.
June 4th, lS6S. HAEIBAL FORBE5:
je5 .oaw4wd Com'r Ohio Co. Circuit Court,
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south America ANA the west indies

South America ana tHe WesE Anuless
NEW YORK, June 25.-Venezuelian
advices of the 9TH, state that in recent
battle in Coro, General Gill, with 800 OF
his troops, figures among the killed
and wounded.
Gen. Monangs was before the gates OF
Caracas demanding an unconditional
surrender of theplace.
Nassau dates of the sd state that
business is stagnant, failures numer-
Gus, and starvation cases frequent. A
petition is to be forwarded to England
for the removal of the Governor and
Havana adyices state that an Ameri-
can brig had been compelled to pay two
dollars duty per ton on her cargo, In
stead ofthe legal rate of fifty cents. The
o. s. Consul had laid the case before
the State Department at Washington.
The six military commissions In
Cuba had sentenced q prisoners to
death In three months.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. ]. w Webb.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation, Gc., reported back tue
bill TO remit a certain fine against
William Lucas, OF Brooke county, with
an amendment and without recon-
mendation; also bills for the the re-
lief of James w. Lee, of Harrison
county, and for the payment of certain
claims passed upon by the Board of
Public Works, with the recommenda.
ton that they do not pass; also bill
to authorize the Board of Supervisors
of Harrison county to levy for GER
tain sum of money. s
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate was re-
ported by the Clerk, announcing the
passage of a bill authorizing the sale
and conveyance of the Monongalia
Academy and grounds at Morgantown;
the adoption Of joint resolutions pro-
viding for the printing of 500 extra
COPIES of the report OF the Committee to
Investigate the affairs of the Hospital
for the insane at Weston. and for the
payment of IS per day to the members
gagged In such investigation; and the re-
lection of the joint resolution providing
Tor a recess of the Legislature.
On motion, the rules were suspended
and the bill In relation to the Monon-
gala Academy read first, second and
third times ana passed. t-l
The resolution authorizing the print
ing of 500 extra copies of the report of
The Committee on the Hospital for the
Insane. was, on motion OF Mr. Aeer-
mans, laid on the table.
The Clerk reported the resolution re-
lating to the payment of the members
aud clerk of the Hospital Committee as
follows:
Viroi7lia, That the Joint Committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the affairs of the
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane,
and that their clerk, E. Frey, be paid
five dollars per day and mileage for the
services rendered in the discharge of
their duties and that the clerk of the
Senate, &c.
The resolution was opposed by sever
al gentlemen on the ground that the
pay OF the members and clerk had al
ready been fixed at s. per day by the
resolution raising the Committee.
Mr.. Boughner moved to amend by
striking out s. and inserting s..
Mr.. Tomlinson offered a substitute
to the amendment, providing that the
members and clerk OF the Committee
on Hospital for the Insane be allowed
IS per day for each eight hours they
were employed. Rejected on division.
The question recurring upon the
amendment offered by the gentleman
from Monongalia Mr.. Boughnerl, 1t
was rejected. 80 Af4.t ! y
The Question then was upon the adop-
ton of the resolution, and the House re-
fused to adopt.
Mr.. Tomlinson moved to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution was
rejected. Agreed 10. l,s4 i
Nh, Welch moved that the resolution
lie on the table. Lost.
Mr.. Gof moved TO amend by insert
inc after elword "Insane" the words
sshall receive each $ per day and their
travelling expenses
Nj Parker moved to amend the
amendment by striking ont the words
The amendment offered by the gem
Etleman from Harrison Mr.. Gohl, aS
amended, was then adopted.
The question then was upon tht
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stean,er keImn sunlk.

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-The steam
er Selma, with cattle for New Orleans,
sunk at the mouth of the Brazos river
steward John Mclean. two Chinese
cooks and one passenger, named Nu-
kaom, were drowned.
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to a citizen OF Norfoik
SENATE CHAnIRER, June q, '6s.
Dear SIr-I have your letter of the
18th, In reference to the eligibility of a
colored man to Congress. L know OF
no ground on which he could be ex-
cludeu from his seat II duly elected.
and I should welcome the election of a
competent representative of the colored
race to either house of Congress as q
final triumph of the cause of equal
rights. Until this step Is taken our
success is incomplete.
Yours truly, CHAs. SuAINHR.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF EEw YORK,
Mo. $50 BROADWAY.

SGNG 00444&ElAhI1
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. DIANoA1r, President.
JAMES MERRILL, SECRETARY
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT interest on all Daily Balances.
subject 10 Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEsos-
ITS for Blk Months, or more, may be made
at flve per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS ID divided among over 600
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience.
who are aI.o personally liable TO depositon
for all obligations of the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or smnllamtu unts, and permits them
TO be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest on ALL DAILY BAI4AHoEs, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantages ofsecurity. eonvsnIe aeeand p1ont.
IaI9and&W
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Fire.

ALBANY, June 25.-The Toole Rail-
road Flour Mills, owned by Henry
Lansig & Company, were destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss heavy.
Nothing saved.
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Mary E. Boon In The Cire

Mary e Boon In the Circuit
NJ ICourt for Ohio
Margaret Williams ct al. County. W. Va.
nURsUANT TO A DECREE IN THE
above named cause, I will as special com.
missioner named therein, offer fur sale at Lne
~, West Va, on Thursday, July g, 1865 Al
10 O'Clock, part Of Lot No. s., on Main street.
with the I'm prnvement thereon, consisting OF
one tWo.stocy Brick dwelling House with SIX
TEssrs OF FsA1E-one.third, or any greater
sum the purchaser may DESIRE cash IN hAndf
the remainder. in equal tnstalmenB AZ sl4
and twelve mon tbs, with interest rom Day
ofSaie TO be secured TO the satisfaction OF
the Commissioner, the deed to be retained
until payment of all the purchase money.
Title believed good, but selling as COM.
missioner, 7 shall convey only. Bueh utie ~
Is authorized by said decree.
,eas.lav4w spscisi sn Commissions. sS mi ins
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P1rrsBuRa, June 25.-Rtver feet Q
inches-falling. Weather, clear and
becoming warmer.
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pemoerafIe Conyentlon

BALrIaonE, June 25@The Demo-
cratic and Conservative Soldiers' and
Sailors CoYention Of Maryland met
to-day to appoint delegates 20 the Sol
diers' and Sailors National Conven-
tfop,
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CLEVELAND, o., June 25.-rhe body
OF the chambermaid of the Morning
Star was picked up near this port to-
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
special 70 DGzv 1atenios"eg.
sALr14oRE. June 24-Evening.
HEFF CATTLE,

The offerings to-day OF Beeves were
about 200 head. The market is quite
active, but at a decline OF fully SOC per
hundred pounds on the rates Of last
week.
Theauppiy of sheep continues abund-
ant, but chiefly Of an inferior quality,
for which prices are unchanged, but for
good and extra sheep prices haye im-
proved x to zc per pound. Prices
ranged at s@55zc per pound, gross.
The arrivals of hogs this week have
been light, put prices continue to
droop and are fully 26c per 100 pounds
lower; sales of fair TO good live hogs at
1l@111Sc per pound, net, a. to quality.
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k0 n00 LBS. .SUGAR-OURED HAMS.
5U,UUU 1000 MS Plain Ham.
10000 lbs Shoulders
10000 ibS clear q Clear Rib Atdes
100 T1erces Primo Lard. ~
b RaffeIs ExiFa Land on.
DO BDEB Juno Family Flour
800 do star do do
100 do Swan do do
$50 Half Barrels Lake Etsh
80 Barrels Vinegar.
80 Boxes Factory Cheese.
30 do Concentrated Llys.
Harfs RSnisis by HANp1AN. IoRpAE 4oo. {
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DaE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice OF hisappofntment as asstgnee OF
f6a estafa OF Dr. ThonnaI ]. KImeE, of Wheel.
ing, In the county Of Ohio, in the Dtstrtct oi
West Virginia, and who Wa5s To- wtfI On tne
Ttirf. upon. the petition OF hinSelft BY the U
"a District Court for said Dlsnict.
Dated at Wheeling, w. Va, The tth DAY o.
1ganl 5sia.osPsN q; p as's' A1ERED TURNER.
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commissioners Notice.
Christian Kammerer's. Admr. etnls.

TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT
i Court for ohio county. West Virginia.
Ludwig Kneedler & Co,
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CoNVALEsCENTs.

or persons recovering from Fevess or any or
the malignant forms Of disease, VIII nnd
Robsck's Stomach Bitters invalu able as q
tonic and stirnnlant Tor removing an pros
tKatIng effects which follow disease; it sur-
piles the great want 50 long felt fora aafs
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
my1S-2md&w s-ss-J -srl g..
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Letrer From Nenator sulnner.

RICHMOND, June 25.-The following
letter was written by Senator Sumner
to a citizen of Norfolk
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

sspfiuepts They seem to like to harmonize their
opinions With noble sentiments, bpt thsy 90. nv'
put their thought into their creed. II, FOR IN
stance, they enter into phipnthropicsl enter
prise, they begin to he consumed with sym
pafhy for the criminal. John Randolph once
iamented that they were in his region getting SO
full of the "asses milk Of human Kindness tnat
they would soon speak Of Judas lscariot as an
ssunfortunate man."
Coleridge once wondered il Clsrkson, 10 the
midst Of his labor for the slave, would dnd time
to attend to his own soul. The poet did not seem
10 know that there was no surer way Of saving
ones soul than by lsboring for the temporal sal
walton Of others.
Finally. We must remember that labor reacts
mon the will and increas its power. Every
man would have enough and to spare, II every
man would turn laborer. The vices and crimes,
and miseries of society would disappear. Persons
who consume and do not produce, may perhaps
be said TO exist, but not in truth to live TO be,
is in deed and in truth, to DO This land OF strong
arms and stout hearts, of boundiess hopes, where
the most amazing msrvels have been produced.
Such land can never be the home OF the ioafer.
Let him, il such there be, 60 to Delhi, or to Con-
siantinope, or, II be choose, to Paris; let only
the lsborer make this free land his home.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

The San Antonio Express publishes some facts
which show how the Indians manage to make
their murderous raids upon our frontier and es
cape 10 Mexico with impunity
Mr.. Vileman, citizen OF Medina county, mas
lust returned from trip to Santa Rosa, State Of
Coahuila, Mexico, where the Kickapoo Indians
have their village and permanent abiding place.
few months back Mr.. Villeman lost his entire
mulada of trained mules, and getting the trail fol
lowed them three hundred miles TO the above
named point. On his arrival he applied to the al
calde for per mission to examine the stock in pos
session of the Indians. Armed with his permit
and accompanied by special officer he visited
the village and found his stock, which with other
animals corraled awaiting the arrival OF Mex
ican purchasers from the interior. On making his
business known the chief swore at Mr.. Villeman
roundly, berated him from coming after his mules,
that be had been at so much trouble 70 obtain,
and took an oath that he would get them again.
Mr.. yillemsn recovered his stock by proving
property. The Indians compelled him to shear
tff the hair over dim brands and put him TO much
trouble. Mr.. Villeman recognized brands OF all
his neghbors, including those Of Judge Noonan.
Of the western judicial district. After business
the Indians entered into a friendly conversston.
explaining why they shot Mr.. Barnes, on the
Hondo, and gave Other, to them, pleasing remi-
nscences Of the raids into Texas.
The above statements, or their substance, are
sworn TO, and copies forwarded to proper author
tiles. These Indians have been indicted before
Grand Jury in Medina county, Texas, by Judge
Noonsn, commissioning for the execution of the
exirsdition treaty between the two republics.
They are q part Of the organized system OF
thieviDg carried on in this State by villains who
find safe refuge in Mexico, and are tacitly re-
cognized and encouraged by influential interests
ia that country.
Mr.. villeman returned safe with his mules.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

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nm -. s-s~r;,-.,,.., sror, lbvss;nia q mot
,. he lass lk.S,;n ~ ha,ns The coat of
nheiy 10 eIsuiy .se Psr Pa :. n,sgn;t,de All esfi
lne Apsultion y SASeeuns ~ ,;,sls nrograss l.
maes oi NC Pivpaoio ens. ~ o,r sy1nscfad
Igpoi,eu i,om tn9 s' oso ts ~ ~ ss,d our enemv
sss Law peen 'ao ~ HE stronc
ss'u ~ nase ~. ' Psess s~e nnrsuino
nolo, anu 'ne LsyP'sn n...sssrf,,v crsste
~sv.se ~ sn'en .,. . ..sss anstha Nons ~ fhese
nouo'e ~ vno way VI eo'ss. ;.'s ss ,,,fors.
uIloul'-es. ~ - use, e.n W ~ - esr, d;sr,av
seen, ue, >. 70 nsro W eoh'euP'eSto I'' ~. eaasyJ
tne prospects oi est.an eors "nen sl..s se -;th
before Us. y nov h.,5 aosas5 ,sss ~. .a1 aS,snss
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rVus' n5 spv"o,ns psr oco 400 S oe
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@ lnls uno e@isenoy " '.e eem mPasn pensss
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W AZ inu. ,seii' VI IN a =, so ,o @ s;h,
s,il ~ pe eueeu, tnSso -S,vS','ov - - nast
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anu n. snousn sn1 WI VI sno s, 80. 80
sA s nuns ~ sanu' s % o.' es Us 80 vJ 80. ,;1 =,
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oense. AZ. az. al, sa soo, - nluss -
sgain pe iemsrheo We sre ous ~ 'ne oesnn'ns ~
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anu h.s NePusSs. ooi Piin0p W u.is. " a. =
peen W oslsousn oase Vi epeiasons o. ..a us
lance ., slAy mnes llom inc seq coss., aus .uels
..; sspps n ~ ;soaIs ~ has
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

We hope every citizen Of Bosser parish will
take il upon himself TO make the radical thieves
who pollute our society feel their own ittleness
and flthiness They should be taught that they
are obnoxious, and that their presence is dissI
be socially ostracised, and publicly ignored and
avoided. Let the lash Of public scorn be freely
applied and visited upon them in every condition
we find them. The radical ours should be taught
they live by our grace-that we consent or permit
their presence In our community as an act of cour-
tesy for which they ought to be thankful Such
instruction would be wholesome 70 them. The
degraded skunks would then respect US for toler-
ating them at all. They should always be made
to feel uneasy-that the tenure Of fife ia uncer-
taiD-depending on their keeping their hlthy car
cases out Of decent society. Fight on every inch
Of ground-it is the only antidote.
fRassisr R.nr.r
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
Ta,mud,c Msx,m..

Professor Stowe. In his paper on the Talmud,
read before the New England Historical Genealo-
gical Society, at its recent meeting. gave some in
teresting specimens of the maxims and proverbs
contained IN that wonderful collection. We trans
fer few Of the pithiest:
II you speak in the night, speak softly; II you
speak in the day time, look around you before you
speak.
What business Is it of yours to search into the
If you want leader, look for a man who has Q
nose. (The jews, BY the way, had great repug-
nance TO pug noses
In the pot in which you cock. you win yourself
be cooked.
The camel sspired after horns, and the Lord
took away his ears.
On defense Of early marriage.) II had mar.
ried at fourteen, l could have said to the devil.
"There, you have sharp stick in your eye."
rein III. man is Gre, the woman tow.
And the devil Genes the Goals to blow.
(The professor read il, elbow the cosls,u but
good couplet il made by slight change in
position.)
While the rabbi was fasting. the dogs stole
his dinner.
OF the field that we reap permsturely, even
the staw is good for nothing.
Great is the value OF labor, and 1t honors
those who devote themselves to It.
nThe speculator puts his money on sstag's
horns.
wo 10 him who builds big door and has no
house behind il.
While Noah was planting bis vineyard the devil
came to him and said, +" What are you doing
bere?" Noah replied, Planting q vineyard
I" What is The use Of a vineysrd?" inquired the
devil said Noah, Its fruit. whether fresh or dry
Grapes or raisins) is sweet and good and its
wine gladdens the heart' % Let us work it on
shares" says the devil. agreed - says Noah
Now what does the devil do He brings lamb,
q lion, hog and q monkey, sacrifices them, and
mlngles the blood with the soil. Therefore, il q
man eats only OF the fruit OF the vineyard he is as
innocent and nice as lamb; If he drinks wine he
thinks himself lion when he is not. and falls into
mischief; il he drinks habtualy he becomes as
selfish and as unmannerly as o hog; IL he gets
drunk, be jsbbers and jumps about, and is silly
and nasty like a monkey.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

SrEALING.-Several OF our citizens have lately
had their hen-houses broken open aud robbed
while enjoyingr tired natures sweet restorer
balmy sleep" Wednesday night one Of these
midnight thieves visited the premises of colored
man named Henry, and attempted TO break into
his hen-hcuse. The noise aroused Henry who
went out with his rifle the thief ran and he fred
hitting him, we learn. in the leg. when he caught
and bronght him 10 his house. 1t proved to be
boy about fifteen years OF age. He gave the boy
q good thrasbing and told him to 60 to bis AJAX
ious NANNY" One of the coored lockers on ad-
vised the young thief to hasten home, as the old
folks" wanted chicken for their breakfast.
nnln na.n
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
OFFICIAL.
STATE oF LOUISIANA,

bIAIE UF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DsPkRrnssT
New Orleans, Dec. s, 1867. !
WHEREAS. James Eeliigan has y. ad- an
w pieHtion cancel his official bond AZ ancon~er In
and for the parish Of orleans, to-wit -
bond dated the 2st Of December 1850 IN the sum Of
SO 00 signed by himself principal and Patrick IRWIN
Richard Murphy and Ger ID Farrell. securities
bond dafed the I'D cf June 1868 for the same sount
with Pa rick Irwin and RichaFd Murphy he
said bonds being conditioned for the faithful perform sncs bv
We said james Neizan OF his duties auctoneer
Notice hereby given 20 ali said
lone 10 show cause N writing - toe ee Of the Secretary Of
kate within ninety days after the publication hereof v
the sad bond should not be cancelled and annuilsd
Given under hand szd seal Of the stare Of the ahoxe
date and the Independence Of the United the ninety
~ csgrs0 B.F. FLANDERs
,. n. HANDY, Secretary Of State H
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

PREMIUM PHoTooRAPHs.-A visit to Mr.. W. W.
Washburn's gallery, ll3 Canal street. and aim
criticism Of bis display Of pictures, will convince
the artist, much less the uncultvsted eye, as to
the justice Of the award 10 him of The hrst pre-
mium az the recent fair, as a testimonial Of his
skill as photographer. ln the artistic execution
Of his science Mr.. Washbnrn has few equals, aai
his prices are in accordance with the hard times in
money matters. If you want likeness OF your
self worth preserving, go 70 ll3 Canal street aud
give Mr.. WasAburn sitting. and we are sure that
your every expectation will be realized.