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Since Jan. .$ls2 6sl Ol0 $ls2o27 e4s sl6oOsA Az
The Boston Advertiser, under date Of evening Of
the 18th, SAYS M.+

AhS ASoSeoA AueO'e esocfs pauCA oosV W OvVuAh8 VI
the 18th, says:-
The money market to-day ia moving along steadily,
with no great alteration In Its chief
OF loanabe funds that they are able to meet about
all the calls made upon tnem yet In most cases they
are disposed to contract rather than extend their
loans and are therefore doing as little possible
holding their funds carefully for the supply Of those
only whose claims are deserving of recognition. In
nnds considerable df1culty In obtaining discounts
except at high rates. even where the paper offered Is
OF undoubted strength. Rates rule about as before
reported, bank customers paying frOm to ~ per
cent as q rule and outside paper submitting to
such rates as are necessary for its successful
description fs from 10 10 per cent, with more
numerous exceptions above than below those rates.
New York funds are still little heavy.
The last weekly s atement OF the Boston national
banks shows an appreciation OF the situation by the
banks, which during the past week have been en-
their reserve The total amount In legal tender notes
now held by the banks IL nearly $l2, 000, 600
ISL $780, which shows the gratifying increase OF
81 306,432 Specie however, has decreased $36 s9l.
with the increase In the reserve there Is also con-
siderable decrease in the liabilities individual de-
posits having fallen or $444,S0S, country bank
balances $1S0s40 and circulation $27, 025 The loan,
as compared with last week. shows an increase OF
$7c6 02S but this Is not real the previous statement
having been erroneous by the omission of one or
ment loan-amOuntng to over 1000, 000-in
their return. This shows really decrease in
the loan of $780, 600 or $400 900. The amount due
from other banks has also decreased Sl2349. The
apparent strength OF the banks as whole, as eX-
hbited by the aggregate footings does not however,
bank The following are the footlngs, with those OF
the two previous Statements:-
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CoFtEKkto quiet steNdy nt yeslefday's quofA
tiops We heard OF sales. Other kinds
nominal.
FRrIGHTs.--The market quiet but all ports
quite steady The engagements To Liverpool,
40 bbs 1our ~ a. 80 DO ron g. 3D. and per steamer
vo bushels grain II Gid 6jsd 3O bales I'd
td and %co boxes bacon <s. This charters were:-A
North German bark 600 tons from Gothenburg Swedcn)
New York Boston with railroad iron at 2os American
bark about go 90 Savannah thence Europe
snip with hoO0 bbs. petroleum from Phadepnia
Bremen, and with 1000 bbl. petroleum bro
men, private terms
FLouR 0RAIN.-Rccepts, a,st5 bbls. -four, 4oo do
meal, 7,st0 bushels whcat $500 do. corn
and 4.2lb do. barley. The market for State and
Western nour ruled very nrm and prices OF low
grades In shade beer, though
change In quotations. Extra
to fair extent for shpmen At So 81 3D. High grades
neglected. the market steady previous quotations
California -four attn dun and nominal The sales
about IL J bbs Southern -four quiet but steady.
salos ss5 bbls Rye -four in moderate demand and
steady. Sales 30t bbis Corn meal quiet but steAdy
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A Nrcy po,sr FOR INSURANCE. MEs.--The America,
one OF the mall boats destroyed on the upper OHIO,
was Insured "a lre risk onlyj for 600. Through
the humane impulses OF her captain she was run up
aongslie OF the burning boat United States and she
too caught nre and was bnrnef. Ia nos her insur-
nnce iayalldated -tfQryHd rsaeS.
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Wheat wAs held dsc,aedy higher under favorable
private advcs per Atlantic cable choice NO being quoci
lor and held here generally at ~ s which checked the de-
fnnd Winter wheat was quiet but steady The sales were
abont v bushels st 81 o. for mixed spring in store,
II 63S II ~ for No 81 ~ for No Chicago spring,
- 70 Tor Caf0rna and amber Canada private terms
Corn in light demand prices lower sales
beng s5o bushels At 81 hs 81 Is for Western nrsd,
sncs ~ Y ~ for DO, IN store ~ ~ o. for new Do
and 81 ~ W for white Southern. Oats were slow OF sas
and prices were heavy Tha sales were only about
bushes 15c. In store 7ec Rye but
seady "a 70 for Western and 81 bJ Barley
Mas steady ard nn, with sales Of 800 bushels NJ ~ 10 for
Canada West IN and a. 81 for arrive or
barley malt there were email sales At ~ 90
GUrStrs dull and nominal 1t yesterdays quotations
Hors were .ow Of sale aud prices were nenyy 81 6c oc
for prime and choice grades Igc 1bc for fair TO good do
and &C.. lvc for Inferior 10 common do Foreign was
nornina M lbc. 30c MwMH
HEaP continued dull At lie ,sold for Mspi'a and So
SIC troldl for jute.
HAY was fair demand prices were better, shipping
selling al soc. as0c, and retail lot. At ~ Sa 90
hOLAssfsThe market for All kinds Of foreign was duh
and heavy AZ former quotations oI New Orleans there
NAVAL sronrs.Recepts, ato bbls. spirits turpcntnc,
00 do rosn $50 do pitch and $50 do For the former
ths market ds sales being restricted the fness of
seers who demanded 45c for mefchsntsble ots A.
the inside price 100 hbls were disposed Of lower
grades we're quiet but firmly hcid other grades were dull b
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the city In the market parcelIed out into fun sized
city iois and WIN be sold 1t auction N the early part
OF next week.
The small piece OF real estate lately purchased BY
tno united States government known M Alaska,
mas stirred up quite breeze In the Washington
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<ots the Hath between llth and 18th avs, each
25IsaIi, John Hyerson, each 40
4los l4sd st. between 11th and 18th each lot 25x
a911 John II Ryerson, each. 1h5
TNobe each 1910
lot adl above, sire, Adams. 1210
lot adj abeye. same size, LEO
bot adj, sasne size Bruncr cr............. 1870
lot adj, size, Bruner. 1175
adj lots sire q II zegler, each. 1ls0
LOT adj, size Austin Hall. lls5
lot adj the above Brner l,23O
H.. y. rAIRCHfLD.
-Four brick building story brick stable and lot
the cor 9Th and 18th st, lot 26ssxlOO, Peter
Hhipin f,osV
five story b1ck building and lot on the 9th
and 26th st, lot 30x5b James Moore. Xl,UO
cores OF land on the Bouey 66.h 81 II 'front.'
20 the rear, 16.5tft the q Weaver sgN
SALES IN gRooKLYN-BY ,. COLE.
lot Warren Messrs Woodruff Bobinson. lu5
lot adjoining above sbx1Is6, Iouscy $40
lot adjoining 25xl3l James Belts. om
Slots adjoining each S5xls and In the rear Of
the above Mr. Wiliafns s,leV
large gore adjoining the above 50 IL front, ls53 -
deep, 81 n In the James Belts. QUO
gore !ot fronting on wyckea st. near prnnnlIn .v
above M Wlilisms -...................... 4,445
lot and gore adjoining the above, Belts. $50
q adjoining the above, Mr. Williams. 40
lots I'd Is from 9Th st zach 25ra5, Drake,
each 4 of0
icoasc. building siiss Adams 600
lots MIL 1t, 100 n from Columbia st. each 2lxf0o,
lot n . MN IT. lot Church st. l5s II from Coium-
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lfaif.past Two O'Clock p. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. l6-6P.M.
CorTos Receipts 32ls bales The market continued
active and prices steady and firm yeserdays quota
tons The demand chiefly from spnnsr Sales were
c9 bales including O77 spinning 6s ON specu-
Aton and SOS for export The business for future delivery
aran good. and sales Of 80 middng
for February At 2ssc 40 do. for February, AXE so
mdding for February, c 235sc loo do. do for
january 3c 10 DO do for March, at DC, and 2od
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MARINE IRANsFEas.

Below win be found the Official list OF marine trans
fers which have taken place since the publication in
the HERALD OF the last regular report
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The market yesterday was rather light, but the
property ofered, nevertheless, brought very fair
priccs as may be seen from the following list
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burg ss q s31<; Toledo, lolx 1oe; Rock IA>s
1919 lo7k; Northwestern, 76A; do. preferreos
7sHa7Sz.
Later some few changes were made, the following
being the quotations at halrpast nve o'cock:-Ere.
40 . 4o,S; Ohio and Mississippi, 2sx 297s; New
York Central. 1857 125A; Reading, s6A 81;
Michigan Southern sssl sos; Pittsburg s4,S;
Rock Island, 1917 lo7,s; Northwestern, 751s; do.
preferred, 771s.
The following were the bids for bank stocks to-
day:-America, 145 State OF New York, liz; Com
merce, l24; Ocean, no; Bank Of the Republic, III
Irving, l1o; Metropolitan. 145 Continental, l0lh;
st. Nicholas los; Commonwealth, lis; Importers
and Traders, 1885, Park 1853; Central National, 11o;
Fourth National, lOe; Ninth National, ll21s; Tenth
National, 10l.
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been Is
follows:--
Custom House. --Sstb b7rensurv.-
Receipts. Receipts. Payments Balances.
Dec H.. s26l, 1856 $3,13743O $3,6ol5l7 500 o27, ,s93
Dec. is. $4,000 $3.50 1iS,sss Si,4ss,oss
The exports exclusive OF specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending December Is
and since the commencement Of the year compare a
follows with those OF 1865 and 1867
1860. 1857. e 1893.
For the week. $4,os5,s72 $s,240,1oe $s,2O2,177
Prev. reported l7s,4s5,sas l79,67s,sa4 l5eso22es
Since JAM $1s2 6sl 010 $lS2 &l60 lA2
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afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents. 32s West Thirty-sttxh street
SHAy.-At Wilton, Westchester county. on Wednes-
day. December 16 WILLIAM SHAY. aged SO years,
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from hts late resi-
dence Isstn street Wilton on SUNDAY afternoon. at
half.past twelve o'clock. Carriages will be In wait
ing at Harlem Bridge at twelve VI.
STILwE ELI.-on Wednesday evening, December 1s
SARAH ". SANDS, relict OF Rev. William III. Stlwel.
In her sgd year.
Funeral ON saturday morning. at eleven O'Clock.
from the residence ~ her daughter, Mrs. Han Van
derDilt avenue. third door from Gates avenue.
BROOKLYN
aged Gs wears. 10 months and rs days.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, this ursdasl afternoon, at
two O'Clock. from his late residence 40 South Second
street. Brooklyn, y. d.
Boston. Albany aud Schenectady papers please
THox.-On Tuesday, December i5 nj the residence
of her broiher-inlaw, chas. sterIng ESQ., rvington.
ON the Hudson. JESSIE CRAWFORD widow OF James
Thoin. sculptor OF Ayrshire Scotland, In the ggth
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO meet tnc funeral on the arrival Of the train ~
1:so A. NJ. on Friday af Tvenfv-ninth street depot
The remains win be taken to Greenwood for intsr-
ment.
scotch papers please COPY.
TysoS.-on tuesday. December rs. JASg r..
daughter Of Charlotte r. and tho tate Fietcncr ry
SON. aged 20 years and months
The funeral will take place on Friday morning. nj
II O'Clock from the Church OF the Epiphany. In
stanton street. The relatives and friends ar re-
sDectfully invited 60 attend without further notice.
WALLAcE-On wednesday, December 10. AIR.
JAMES NJ. WALLACE. aged 81 years.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully llvset
to attend the funeral, IRON the residence Of hs s1n-
in-law, A.. A. snyder, 50 Commerce street. Newark.
n. j.. on Friday afternoon. at three O'Clock.
wAgExAN.--At ~. Paul, Minn.. on fussias, pe-
cembcr 10, iiRSR Jy. wAxEwAS OF southport I0tn-
Notice Of funeIal hereafter.
wfScnEsrER.-On wedncsday morning pccefncer
le. ARiANNA u. wINcBBsrER. Youngest dpra@r 90
Martha Y. and the late jacob Wnches'es' Va Tile %sn
year OF her age.
The funeral win take yaec from the rssticrcs of
her mother, No. Ia East Iwenty.eignth street. on
Friday morning. ~ elesen o'clock. Her trends ant
those OF he fNly are respectfully invited 10 atcol
without fufDsr po.icc
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ARE lighting this bear party, and have entered upon
y bull campaign the fixed object or which is to REIN
state Erie In Its old place on the stock list. With
such forces arrayed In conflict there Is likely to be
lively times IN tho stock market before long The
Following were the prices the street before ten
O'Clock this morning:-Pacinc Mail, 1llS a 112A;
New York Central 1854 1861 Fort Wayne, IloK
11ok; Michigan Southern, s6t s6A; Rock Island,
IO7N 107yx; Northwestern ,61s do. preferred 1sia
s7sH.
At the first open board Pacific Mail sold at 1io,
New York Central, 1855 and 1251s st. Paul pre-
ferred, SAY, s4s. s4H; Fort Wayne 1ioI, Ohio and
Mississippi, 2e5.; Pitsourg s3ss; Rock Island. ios;
Northwestern, 76s4; do. preferred, 7S1s. Prices at
the first regular board stronger, the advance
continuing to the second open board, when
Paclrc Mall sold for l12l; New York Central 1870; a.
Paul preferred, s4x; Fort Wayne Ill; Ohio aud Mis-
sissippi 30K, and Northwestern preferred 10. This
was tho highest point reached during the day, and
prices at the second regular board were OF u to "a
per cent Express shares during the day were
steady on Adams, but weak on tine others. Miscel-
lanoous stocks were dull.
he following were the quotations ut the last open
board Cumberland, 95k o 80; Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Rxpress 24x o 25h; American Express, AZ; Adams
Express. 4sx 40; Merchants Union Express, 1sx a
is,t. Quicksilver, 21h q a.; Canton, AN Asa;
pacific Mail 112k 112,l; Western Union Tele-
sraph ssK: New York Central, 1851 1855; Erie,
lok ao,.: Hudson River 128k 12TIs; Reading,
sex n OF: Bankers and Brokers', 1o4; Alton and
Terre Haute as q 80; wabash, 56's 55Y; Milwaukee
ana st. Paul, e4h o4s; do. preferred, ss9s eS'
Fort Wayne, 11ox o 1loJs; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
2ox 2Sys ;Michigan Central. 1io; Michigan south
srn. seK sex; Illinois Central LA lAh; rH's
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The Train the Lake viii not 20 beyond the Pas
sepeer Depot at the head of Eysian Fields . rect.
The Horse Car the city at and the Lake
Al 10 NJ cannot for the present. run beyond the Old
Depot
FOR the converenee Bahers and Fishing parties steam
Train will the New Depot at O'Clock sunday morn
baggage s BIT effects ard family supplies viii be
received at the OLD DEPOT If the traveller prefers IT. In
that event. the packag be brought only en- the day
of departure which they Intended,
and thirty minutes prior 70 the passing OF
the train which connects with her
Travellers Mobile the Watering Place, who may de-
sire their baggage delivered at the Old Depot will
pese express the oers Of the boat who win
take pleasure seeing that their assorted and
P'Seeu 'ep"'"''' - a. PANDELY,
General Superintendent
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U,uNTsr TURPIN, w1oLEsALE nANUtAO-
pTops sugar Almonds Rock Candy Juges Psss Tam
-ons and syrups steam Importer Of frenen VSne-
snrh a. Cupids FoWers Leaves, Lyrics, Dsnr
pima Decorated TOYS cosssques Fancy PsPss ot Ss
Strands or Bouquets Csrtonages Fancy Boxes or
mas and New Year Presents. Cornueoptas, ETC. &c y. W
Old Leves street, between ST. Louis and Oonu sres,> Ne"
flrleaue
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DIGAUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Paronzed by Kmpress Of the French, and exe.svey
used all fashionable circles Tor ts Exceenee ana oupe
kiGAUD cos YLANGYLAF9 and MANILA
porers Europe Of the fragrant extract Of rom
RffGAEb 4 co TOLUTINE delicious Toilet Water
superior Eau de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, or Florida
RIGAUD 4 co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitsly per
nrrasd and keeping It's fragrance 20 The last.
RIgAUD A co. - MIRANDA POMAfUM, for preserY-
ing and b. sut y ing the hair.
RIGAUD CO.'S DENfoRtNb, Q most agreeAoio
RIGAUD Co's TOoTHscRB an, IsmsrEsoie pre-
paraton producing brilliant wheness 70 the teeth
RIGAUD cos ROSE POWDER, superior 70 'ioies
and other Starch and Rice Powders 80 --.v rorr Ut
THE ITTTI,K MOsITOR; . GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
With Photographic Illustrations viii be sent on recp' VI 0ne
stamp. a. pt.h.,t.. p..t..
Aeeut n Eewbery sons IS St. PAuls Charen fsra Lon
Depot General in New Orleans At nauco.ar,s
80 Chartres street.
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DoUsLA''
rEGRAvER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

yatns ana wedding engraved In ne nos elegant
sunsr Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton Bills L.
atnx Cheers invoices and Otrcuiar Lstters. 1.-The
srsphsd Seals. 0.nosllins Stamps, Door Pilates, sso
Initials Ensosssd Pegs ~ Bavsleps WTrHop
CHAR9K YOR DIR
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RAILKOADs.
TIT. Road as now extended, win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the I0th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. -s
Children under u years age win be charged TEN CENTS

The City Terminus hxed the Head Of Lafayette street,
where within few yards Steamboat and Barge Land
rss and in the vicinity of all the Warehouses and
western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at leaiI ten
thousand barrels. ...
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE IS closely as
spla the Trains will run as follows, hal'ing at Canal
street at French Market Old Passenger DepOs and at
C aiOorne street:
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ED UCATIONAL.
WAsHINeToN COLLEsR LEVIN KIN

WILMINGTON COLLEGE = LEXINGTON,
w VIR9INIA-The next session opens 81 Thursday 10
1855 nd 4th Thursday in June 1909 The
Faculty consists Of GEN. LEE, President with pro
OF Latin Greek ksthemaiics Modern
Moral Phiosorhy Hist W and English Language and Lite
ratue Applied Mathematics, Mature. Philosophy Vhems,iy
and Law and EQUITY The distributed into; Faculty
OF Art y Of Science, Taculty ~ Literature Sne
Phosphy " Guilty of Law In each OF these conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree and the Degree OF Master
Ars open alike TO students in each course In me pe
of Science conferred also Pruf sonai Dpo
mas OF Civil ngneer Mining Engineer By the aid OF
full corps ant professors, provision made Ir tno
rough drilling in the Departments OF English Ancient anu
Modern Languages and Mathematics - u,
EXPEksES- All necessary expenses need not exceed
s325
For full particulars apply TO ,ornov
Cletk Of Faculty.
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$1,000 REWARD.
Received That in view Of the increase OF eountereit
NiCKLE PIECES given IL the Street Railroad cars
reward of SO shs be raid for the lection and convlc
ION ~ any one makrg passing knowingly such counter
fs e nieces Drivers instructed 70 have arrested
a. once puttug such counterfeit coins in the fare
bJN.
Csignedl g BE ~ kE stS "a
fSion.d1 + WINTZ,
President New Or cans City Railroad co.
fSigneh DAVID MCCOAkD,
President Crescent City Rsilroad Co
fsignah W. n MCCLELLAN,
President st Charles S. hailt cad GO.
gsiqned e A LABUZAN.
Pres dent Canal and Claiborne st Railroad Co.
Csigned) GEO CLARKE.
President Orleans Railroad Co.
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DROCLAMATION.... .PROCLAA NATION
OF QUARANTINE
-- - n Mar d Log

SrarE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPLRrNEsr,
n Orleans, May 81, ls1S !
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March ID
1874 entitled AN act establish Qusra tine Tor the pro
lection Of State provides tnat the Governor OF the state
hall issue his upon the advice OF the Board OF
Health place where there shall be reason 70 be
eye contagious infectious disease exists 10
De an place and stating the number OF days OF qua
sntne performed by the vessels their passengers ON
cers and crews coming from such place or places.
Now therefore in OF the provisions o. ne ss
Aforesaid this my proclamation aod hereby de-
places hereinafter named TO be injected sn
that all together with officers and
argoes arriving rom said places, having touched or
STONED at them shall be subject To quarantine o.
NOT than for longer period as NAV be con-
sdred b the Board OF Health to take eject from
and after the promu cation Of this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws as here proessd
will be severely punt he'd II the PenAss prescribed oy
a are inadequate the parties offending VIII be de-
iyered up 70 military authorities {, be dealt with
The places which hereby declared injected as MOTE
said, the following 10 wit: -, -, A., -.
An of Nicaragua, Central Ameca ana inc Por'
Of Vers Cruz in Mexico.
Civ under my and Seal Of the State as above and
VIZ JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. h HARDY, Secretary Of State
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OFFICIAL.
DEGRADATION. .....PKOCLAMATIO
H. C. wARMorH, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
OFFICIAL.

that taerant murder committed the person Of
EIDrIDE TURNER Coving1en, IN the parish Of St
Tammany, by one CHARLES W. BRADLEY, on the I'D
day of June, A. D. 1868;
SOW THE EFURE have thought proper TO issue this
nv calling the good people OF the State
give aid assistance in bringing 70 justice the per-
netato OF crime and furthermore offering reward 10
The and by the authority Of the State OF Louisiana OF
FIvEI HUNDRED DOLLARS -
For the arrest and conviction of said Murderer.
DFscRProN-Bradleyi white man, thirtyhve or forty
Of age has blue eyes Zig straight hair thin face is
slim built Eve feet nine inches high, and weighs soou
Oliver under my hand Seal Of the State at the City OF
New Orleans this ninth day Of July, A. 1868 and OF
tha of the United States the Ninety
II. q. WARMOTH,
Cove OF louisiana
BY the Governor: -.
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DURoLINE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY

The owners OF the Patents of the Gas Apparatus and
Fluids have determined organize Company for the States
Of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas
They propose call in Fifteen Per Cent Of the entire
Capital They will themselves subscribe 70 large portion
of the stock.
Experiments In the Of the Light can be seen DAILY
at the Oce Of CHAs. T. NASH, AuctoEeer, st. Charles
street between the hours Of II and 8.
Subscription lists open at The Once Of CHAs. T..
NASH. and also at the Office Of HENRY J. LEoYY and
"a W CHRISTY 50 Camp street
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CcEssIoN OF MsKCELLUs DAsPIT

- persons wbO have claims against N sueSeon az
hereby their accounts 20 vac
in Aeiers parish q Orleans, right bsnk
ueD'eA " ~ NN1 e w. GRANT.
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S,TRKET COM MIssIOSER's DEPART
- NFNT Room No. 7, City III dl-New Orleans, July 81
ls-Were brought the First District Pound, corner Of
Lafay cite and Locust streets, as estrsys-
Twelve GOATS of different cOlors
Which II not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said Pound en-
MONDAY August 3 1868. At u O'Clock "
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
Pas. LABAu, for Controller
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GEORGIA LOTTERY

CEOReIA STATE LOTTEKY-
- -roR rHx-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HoHk
Supple sntary and Combination Glass A16'
AUGUST l, 1868.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Witness our hands Al Atlanta this LIST day Of August
1868 ALEX: NJ WALLACE, COMM ssloners,
N. V. d. CORRUPT,
ne daily drawings the Georgia State Lottery are pub
hshed Men phis Appeal Augusta Oonstitutonalist
Savannah and Herald Atlanta nteigenctr sud otnst
Southern papers, which, together with the onea
drawn received from Atlanta be seen Of the GENERAL
ONCE No. Is Commercial Place
information furnished and prizes cashed y
DAVE @. JOHNSTON, Agent.
Once No. is Commercial Plaza
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POUND NOTICES.

CTRFET COMMISSIONERS DEPAKT-
- MFNT Room No T. City Hali-Sew Orleans, July 81
lWere brought the Second District Pound corner OF
Orleans and claiborne streets, as estrays-
Cns so1r.i MARE rs hands high; blind in both eyes;
branded H. d. On the left shoulder and @. d. BON the left hip
One BAY HORSE IA hands high; Mexican brand on the
When III not c4imed within days, and the
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said Pound on
WEDNESDAY August 6, 1868 at IL O'Clock a.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
PAS LABAU. for Controller.