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CRESCENT OFFICE NO. ~ OAHY sxRrKx,
Saturday Evening. July 4, 1863 3
COTToN-Operations in the leading staple to.
day have disclosed an unusual and unlocked for
amount OF patriotism. Factorage houses have
been closed throughout, as if by proclamation
from some superior authority, and If there were
any would.be buyers out, their occupation was
decidedly suspended. Not a sale has been re-
ported since last, and in the absence of actual
transactions we, of course, cannot furnish quota
tons. The telegraph, also, has been permitted 10
indulge in the festivities of the Fourth of July,
as no dispatches have come TO hand.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. Is67.................. 1855
Received since yesterdAy .................... l28
f % s ispin s.rn and ot,o ,O2o
received in sacks AID 20 JED here since
September 6ol5-6oS969
1854
Exported previo oo9 bil-oo9 0n
Stock hand and shiDbosrd 6lss
PRODUCE AND PRovIsIoNs-Owing to the fact OF
this being national holiday, with very unpropi-
tious weather during the morning for out door
operations the produce market has been very little
frequented, and at an early hour was almost en-
tirely deserted by both sellers and buyers. The
principal stores and wholesale marts were closed
early in the afternoon, and we have not heard of
any transactions in produce upon either the
levee or in store, except sales the evee OF 1000
sacks corn Ia several lots, viz: 200 sacks yellow
mixed st 9Oc., $50 do mixed at 90c. 100 do. white
mixed at 924c., 100 do. white mixed at $780,, and
$50 white mixed at 95c, and $50 sacks oats in lots
al zoe.
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Benz erIsans Munep Rarkst.
ss,D Usr,G 80. na; - S III ~

OnnsorsT OYYIcr 10 ~ ULzy stKxsf
Saturday Evening. July 4. 1853
This being national holiday, business of every
KIND hss been partially and almost wholly sus
pended throughout. The banks, public offices
and large number of importing and wholesale
houses have kept closed doors, and the total
operations effected in financial circles are hardly
deserving of passing notice. We have, how
ever, made our usual diurnsl rounds, and would
refer to the following as the result of our lsbors
viz. Sales Of $4,000 city notes at 49, $4,000 do. at
40 y cent. discount; II levee bonds at 54c
$40, 600 Louisiana State notes at So and els 900
do. at 55c. q dollar. The above shows further
heavy decline In city notes.
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ERENCm MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT a CO.,
Chemists 20 III. i. III. Prince Napoleon,
PARIS

These different medicines tho most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and The
rapeutc They not be conf0unded with quack
mecicnes their sufficiently indicate their compost
ton circumstance which has caused them appreciated
and prescribed by the Faculty In the whole world They
widely dher from those medicines advertised
the public able to possible disease
they applicable only TO but very few comp alns The
most stringent laws exist in France with regard to the sale
medical preparations and only those which have
examination BY the Academy Of Medicine and have been
proved eeacous either in the hospitals the practice Of
the first medical authorised by the Government
This fact must be guarantee for the exceency Of kessr
GRIMAULr OO1S MEDICINES.
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L. o. o. f..
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE X. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. o. o. p.
Meets semsnnuAry the fourth Tuesday IN January and
July in New Orleans ocers for the present year lss-E NJ
Rushs Of No. g. NJ. W Grand Master; r. Huf Of No So
r. W. D. Grand Master; Z. H. Fairchild OF No T. R W
Grand Warden; Josiah FOlger ONO G. R. w. Grand secre
tary F. w Dsesdenier OF No 40, r W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes Of No. Is and J. Dunlap Of No IS R. W.
O. Representatives g. L. U. Rev O. L. More Of No IL W.
Grand Chaplain John B. Beno. Of No. W. Grand Marshal
A. Mszureau Of No. 40 W. Grand Conductor; j. Rsimer
Of No. TO- Grand Guardian; p G. J. n LtteiOhn Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald.
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrKRs-P. G. SOhn p Barnett
Of No. H. District No. 2; p @. A. J. vsndegn Of No O.
District No. 5; P. G. T. Grssmors, Of No. 81 District No.
g. P. g. p Clarke, of No IS District No. s; P. @. B. e.
CLANCY OF No District No. Il p. O. Jacob schreiner Of
No. S. District No IL; p. G. d. Hunscksr, Of No a. Dis
rct No. III P. @. @. w. Guth Of No. 49, District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES State of the OrderP. g. Sire Geo.
W. Race, of No. y; P. G. Master w. O. Wilson, Of No g.
P. @. Master Gardner Smith, Of No u.
JudioiaL-P @. Master Luther Homes Of No. Is; p. O.
D. d. G. N. Phi Schneider, Of No. l0 p G. D. Weidner
No. A.
Constitution and By-Lars-P. g. Master George Nunges-
err Of No. 20; P. G. Henry Haskell Of No To- p. g. VIVA
Wisett, Of No. IL.
Petitions and Appeals-P O. Master j. @. Dunlap of No.
Is; P. G. L. Graham, of No. AZ; P. d. G. NJ. Benjamin
Moses, efNo. g.
Legslatire-P O. Master Thomas Il. Shields OF No. 8;
q. Master Howard Mnspsugh, Of No. II; p. g. Joseph
Sest, Of No. l.
Finanoe.-P G. Master A. Wallace Hunter of No. Is; p.
g. Master Edward Pilsbuy, ONO lei P. g. l. =. Tower
OfNo L.
Cfedentials-P O. A. w. Macdonald, ofNo Is; p. q. Frank
Pfster, of No. %; p. g. George Dirmeyer Of No. 2.
An communications the N. W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the ece Of the Grand
erets Mutual Insurance Company,
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH F0LGER, Grand Secretary.
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Subordinate Lodges.

Subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE MOL.
Meets every Friday evening" in Lodge No. the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company oneersJ L. Lock-
wood N. g.; O. A. Barnes v. G.; NJ. Duzsn, Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 5.
Meets every Thursday evening" in Magny Buildings, Third
District oHicers-Peter Richter, n g.; John NJ. Coos
c.; VIM. Wallace, Secretary
UNION LODGE No.e
Meets every Monday evening in Ledge Room No No 81
Camp street. the Chamber Of Commerce. Oicers-wm
Hyand, c.; VIM. HOdgins " G.; Eugene Morris, Sec
Rotary.
Meets every Thursday evening" In Lodge Room No. s.
the Home Mutual Company OF Camp and
Watcher streets. oicersG. Gushing. n O.. JnO Gull
Ian, v. g.; Henry Dart, Secretary.
JEFFERSON LODGE NO g.
Meets every Thursday evening" in Jefferson Hail.
Magazine and Phillip streets, Fourth District oncsrsJ
E. Randolph, N. G.; J. Q. GOlding, " G.. Ledsnheimer
TEUToNIA LODGE NO. 10.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodge Room of
CustOmhOuse street and Exchange Alley. oHaeers-F.
stahl, n. G.; @. Ecker V. G.; VIM Pfsn, Secretary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO. H.
Meets evsry Tuesday evening in Lodge Room No l.
the Crescent Mutual Insurance company Oncers-H. r
NeVsy, N G.; II. Psand. " 8. Dickinson, Secretary
COMMERCIAL LODGE NO. L.
Meets every Wednesday evening Lodge Room No. No
50 Camp street. the Chamber Of Commerce Officers
VIM Andrews, n O.. VIM. O. Anderson, v. g.; Paul Hal
eii 0e" HOWARD LODGE NO "a
Meets every Thursday evening Lodge Room No. !,
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Oreers-James
Trudesu, N g.. J. NJ Norris " G.. Henry Fisk Secretary
horE LODGE No. IA
Aoee s'oig "y e - eo 49, w. -
o's. 'ne ~ >, L ~ S-,eN1.7
e IOuu' ~ Va ''AA - -'"''' ' VI "-
0'' DELTA LODGE NO Is
Meets every nOnoAy evening ~ IOOse noO NO 1, o'o'
U'eseen, AI.ua ~ n O''u
W. o'' W. ~ ""su'' V Vs. y - D~i-' S00''"
ibMfLAh LoDaE no 10
Aee'o e'.'S S s }, -, 70 :, 80 w,
sne nOue - IaP ~"
reson0, '.'o -e-e ,SN-.-- S.N..p -' va N -
UuyEYnrI LuDGE NJ. H.
Meets every Tuesday evening in the Marigny Buildings
Third District Omcsrs-JOhn Grayer N g.. Chss Adams
v O.; Fred Holyland Secretary
POLAR STAR LODGE NO. H.
Meets every "Wednesday evening in Polar Star Room st.
I.aps strest Ofseers-A Demares n a. A Mevnier v
q Ernest r. Wenek. Secretary
uAnNorI. IonaR Nh -
Msets avery Tuesday evening in Lodge Room No. 2 No.
81 Camp street. the CHAMBER of Commerce oicers-
w. FrSst, N. G.; J. T. Mccormack " O.; Chss. Broker
Secretary.
NDEfENDENOE LoDGE NJ. u
Meets every THURSDAY evening fosr star Room 81 hoa
sieel Omeer'-'' rrAnSN' w. H. Vi u N''ei'
secretary oruxuue ronar No q.
Meets every Frlosy evening IN 'neir new hs Agiers'
ohcers-John M Mead N g. LiboHo Q. Duran, " q.
Thos SheTburne Secretary.
GERMANIA LODGE NO. 3.
Meets sveyTussdAy evening No. = Tchsupitoulas street.
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FACTS = Messs. n Ksrer Hollands, No zs
POydras street. Manufacturers OF the MaAkOh Btters:
Gontemen-I have examined the patent that granted
you by the o. Government for manufacturing kalako
Btter and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated 10 excite and good order the digestive
organs have prescribed said Btters several tines and
every instance had occasion their beneficial
eject remain, gentleman, ysIy respectfully your ost
obedient servant A. MEROIER NJ. D. 1888 Canal street.
have examined the you hold for the
Maakon Bers and find nothing In the ingredients thereof
calculated to act inurousy upon the human system unesn
taken in inordinste quantities. Indeed nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. 4. A. SMITH, NJ u.
Your Malakof Bitters, which have examined, do NOS
contain any ingredients injurious 70 health and
mended 70 those who are In want Of 20 "a tonic
Yours. M BOHUPPERT, n u,
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NO More Cod Liver OH.
gRIHAuLT,s SYRUP OF IoDIzEp HORSE KAuEH,

This medicine has been administered with the utmost
the hospitals Of Paris IL is perfect substitute 70
Cod Liver on and has been found most beneficial in Disease
Of the Chest Scrofua, Lymphatc Disorders Green Sick
huscu Atony and Loss Of Appetite Il
the constitution In purifying the blood being the most
erfu deputatve has been applied with happy
results in Diseases Of the Skin Further viii be found 70
be Of great benefit to young children subject 70 Humo
and Obstruction Of the Glands.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE.

j. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES, lmpOteDcy Loss OF Power, Nervous Debility with
Notes Impedments to Marriage should be read by al
tempAtng marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is b.
J. B. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases successfully treated
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A. nEELYRs COTTON aIAHERK
"A . snd COTTON PICKKRY, corner 81 Thomas and ~.
James Streets The Immediate vicinity Of the following
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof Alabama BhiS
pes Planters Tyler, Factors Commercial Pelican, Or
leans Merchants vcksbug and Penn Having hrseAsa
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each, the ateel In
proved be prepared hsa jim and pick osttu tssn anu
soI !. q Pro. cSir.ns sos Ii sr.vi.r arss~7
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Consumption Cured.

This new medicine is considered sovereign remedy
IN Of Consumption and other Diseases Of the Lrngs
Il promptly all the most serious symptoms. The
relieved night Preparations and the patient
rapidly restored TO health
n B-Be 10 that the signature Of GRIAAULv a
90 is affixed TO the bottle this Syrup is liable to mitas
tons.
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DIR. LERAss DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Iiaufd PhOsphate OF Iron.

The and esteemed medicine Of Chic
Tosis Pains IN the s.msee Deat Digestion. DsmsnOr-
particularly recommended TO regulate the functions OF
natule and TO all ladies Of delicate constitutions well
Is the preventative Of health exceence In all and
relaxing climates
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|NJoTICE-rHB ooPARTNERsHIP HEREToFoRB
IN existing IN this city, under the style Of RICHARD
ELOWER Macs Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Riehard Flower charged with the settlement Of the ssr
N ths late arm and viii continue the Commission and Fac
rAgs busness his account Oee y rsvier street
~ RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving Partner
New Orleans, Marc l,lS6a
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DAssls - ARnaa.
CIrY or JKRrxksoH. in

CITT or JKrFxKsoH. July 5, 1883.
, Arrived yesterdsy-439 Texas Beeves and 62s
Ives and Yearlings. Sold yesterdsy-294
sas BeeVes, 423 Calves and Yearlngs and %
IS. Stock on sale-3009 Texas Beeves, 6SS
es and Yearlings, 254 Hogs, 3s5 Sheep and
Itch Cows. We quote:
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEYS

Dr. WOLCOTT says be will pay $1,000 any person
will produce = remedy that will instantly remove, and
readily and permanently any pain Ia the Head Teeth.
Temples, Neck Shoulders, Breast Back Heart Lungs,
Sides, Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal
external, chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds,
Fghtful CAncersn fact all pain, from any Rheu-
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite 20 the most intense
Labor Pains-as quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly, heal permanently pain in its
pcAton whether applied the the mOsa
feeble aged person, and 10 harmless n Pain Paint
Applied Free at NO. 81 Carondelet street
JOHN GRAVES
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
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AGRICULTURAL.
RICE Accommodation AILLs

Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER kcKIFLAYs
be inventor the approved RICE FOUNDER IN
uss Who been 81 years engaged In the
struction erection and management Of Rice Machinery
are prepared bis supervision TO construct all kinda
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for tho
Market and furnlsh all necessary drawings and npeh-
catisns.
model OF MeKinlsys Patent Rice Huier suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption Be
cen ct cur sstAbiahment
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Saturday, In Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Estchez streets. Ofhcen-A MaEuresu, d. NJ. ChAs U.
Eeis, D. d. M Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer!
Encampments.
THE R. W. GRAND EECAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets annually fourth Wednesday in January
and July Officers for 1851 TwnnemOre, OfNO. 5, NJ. W.
Grand Patriarch; A W. Macdonel Of No. 5, N. E. Grand
High Priest; Jules A FlOrat Of No. l. r ". Grand Ward
IN; W. c. Wilson, Of No r W. Grand Scribe; B. DasivA
Of No. !, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
Of No. 5, r W. q. junior Warden A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. /, r. W. Grand Representative ;
George Nungesser Of No. T. w. O. harsha Frank Paster
No. T. W. Grand Sentinel; NJ FrankOrd, Of No. s. W. D.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No, Dis No. s. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
Potter ofNo l. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr Of No A. hazu-
reau, ofNO. 8
State of Che ordsr-J O. Dunlap Of No l. Luther Homes
OfNs. l. G. Tineman, NO 6.
Finanoe-K NJ Rushs, Of No. T. John B. HsnO; OF Ne.
Geo. G. Kauz, ofNo. 6
Csustitution and By Lnoa-Howard Mrspaugh, ONO 8,
Edward Pnsbuy, ONO 3, II. y. stureken, sfNo6
Subordinate Encampments.
wnDEY NO.
Meet. on the First and Third Saturdays Of each month
Lodge Room No. l. the Crescent Com
pany onHeers-B. Ds Silva, c. p; A. Thsmson Il. p.
RbomAs Il. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAMPNENT NO. 5.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each MONTH
Lodge Room No l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. oncers-GeO ". ssdler, O. p. j. h. Burke,
q. p; ". II. Wright Scribe.
MAGNOLIA EsCAMPNENT NO. L
Meets Tie second and fourth Saturdays in eseh nOnsas
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z O. PALMEK u co..
On O. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. T. s ooxJ
Irpsrsss and Wholesale end Rstsn Dealers IN
Carpets. HATS. on Cloths. nae. ma,
Io&ss % end Camp sess., Ksv or.sanA Il
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Btrsr 5ntfIigtnu.
ORns0nss oysIgz, 10. u OAzy srzxxz, 4
Sunday Morning. July s. 1893.

n ~
yearfr Sunday Morning. July 5, 1858. !
SAnA ay was ushered in with signs of q stormy
The morning, at sunrise, q large rain
-t8red In the west, a sare indication OF
sss sctsn the day. According TO the old sail
Banning h., rainbow in the morning, sailors
nstce g be ;" was fully carried out by the clerk
9, .n a. or. The morning commenced with
sists Aadsn, which continued until noon, then
from this duntil about O'Clock P. NJ, when a
sAo pu'po er came up, flooding the streets, and
business on the levee to be suspended
-me being. Between and o'clock il
0srsssss.n'giying steamboatmen q chance to get in
go, ir ht nrinr IN leaving uAo rsa tiIaS rcli
as Fhe heavy shower was OF great benefit TO
sOn.y in cleaning the streets and laying the
a. the levee, which had been very annoying
- last week back. Business on the levee ap-
d to be very fair for the season of the year
e regular packets left with fair freights.
re arrivals yesterday were as follows:
a. hollie Able, Symms, from st. Louis, with
yels summer trip.
f,fL'ild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez,
with fair trip and a fine complement Of
trAs 81 70. She leaves again on Wednesday
srS mat O'Clock.
-'nsoon, Captain Tucker, from Shreve-
- good freight of produce and cattle.
Soc ssno debted to her popular clerk, Mr. F. W
once Of svors. The Monsoon leaves again on
osrOndelsts,
,oo%@s,ciAl boats took their departure last
Sun Mutual InsL rlnuf Tor 81. LOUIS, and j. M.
nsresl Place lte, for Shreveport and Jeffer-
Shropshire Haiti =.
hcC1oskey Mason from Lockport, VIII arrive
-- at 5 P. NJ. tomorrow for
n Bsts n sleEr er coast as high as Donald
Dive; harmless Seiisbie,u Lafourche to Lockport.
snedies the ~ effects ctse commands, and Capt.
Hair soft and beautiful Baef the office
SsesorV 10 Is Bond street Greenville, will arrive
as usual, on Tuesday,
kENTUCkf noon on Tuesday for
nRAwINR OF KEEP. L. H. Patterson,
~ ,o-rvvv rop ie on Wednesday
Wild Wagner,
Ills 81 ontinues to fall
~ III Oh esI Il IOl Oh q Z departure last
Information furnished and prH
LSsssdss By jurg, left with an
Corner Ca o.,
NOTICE BEWARE OF VIe' WIN pretty
No Bogus Prizes. Small Fry p
winning prizes Advef Richardson, left
Hsy.na Lotteries. %. She had good
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EEBP F0UHBRY-
ESTABLISHED In lS1sJ
Garner Of Bslerd and FosehsF ssrosa

We BEG leave friends The public rsnsr.Ir
that prepared formerly, V manufacture sseAE
Engines Bssrs Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Draining Nc
chnes Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gin Gear
ing Furnace Mouths Grsis Bars all kinds Of Plantation
steanbosi wsrks and sysry description Of Machinery n
the South LEEDS 90.
Orders s Of Boz ~ Mechanics and ipssls xxehsngs,
villreceivs prompt attention.
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CHAKsFEAKH IRoA Y0UEDKY.
y ps Gired sirssi, Esv oris.Rs
goHI sKppEs-yes. 4 sHAKsPKAkB-s sgooFJ
0sddsss Shakespeare - Cs.s
Irsa snd Bras Youndsu and Msehinst svsy
yazisy q Steam kaginss s1fH klLs Draining kssninss
Nh and Gin 6sarfng, Crate Hlt s4ere rrsntA Oslzun1
sash Wnshas, &c 1lsskznfth Won Of ~ knak
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nom the books Of the Company.
EI6HEL MUssoN, President
ED. A. PILTREY, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 2t day Of May
A. D. 1868 PARIS CHILDRESS
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Trustees have resolved 10 pay INTEREST DIvI
DEND Of TEN PER CENT. per annum the cash pay
merits Of Capital Stock, and CASH DIVIDEND Of FIJI
TEEN PER CENT 20 Stockholders their earned partc
psng premiums for the year, and after the THIBfIETH
day OF June next, 1868.
They also resolved 10 call for instalment Of TEN
per the Capital Stock Of the Company payable
before the TWEhTYSEvENfH dsv Of june next. 1858
MICHEL, MUsSOH, President.
HARMON DoANE, Vice President
Ed. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
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GRIMAULT CO.'S
syrup OF FerruginOus Peruvian Bark.
Chemists TO d. r. II. Prince Napoleon,
AZ RUE RICHELIEU PARIR
GRIMAULT 4 CO.'S

GRIhAULT CO.'S
syrup OF FerruginOus Peruvian Bark.
Chemists TO d. X II. Prince Napoleon,
81 RUE RIOHELIEU. PARIS
sprep.ratoa great advantage combining two
mpidy agreeable taste this syrup pleasure
ana the most delicate stomach. -.
should be administered TO ladies Of delicate constitution 70
young persons backward in attaining the Of Pueey and
psyec the treatment Of ChOloross, ARenea Pale Gem
peion Gastrics, Gastrsas Whites LsucsuhsA DsbiiHs
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood etc
NO More Dimeuit or Painful Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUISSoNS QIaureate Ofthe Paris Impe.
rial Academy Of Medieine) DIGESTIVE LozENGEs
This delicious preparation always prescribed by the
repued medical France Of DsrAngsments Of
the Digestive Functions such Gastrta 0astragA Long
and LAbOrous Digestion Wind in the and Bowels,
EmaciAOn Jaundcs and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
Nervous Headaches, NeuraIgis. Dial rheaa
Dysentery,
INsTANTANEoUsLY CURED By eRIMAULrs
GUARANA.
This vegetable subsance which grows In ire Brazs has
been employed since time immemOral Inflammation
Of he Bowels Il has proved Of late 10 be Of the greatest
vice in Of Cholera IL is preventive and In
Of DiAIThea
NO More COPaIba and Cubebs
GRIHAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICo VEGEfALIs
Where other medicines failed these preparations
VII always effect THESE insure rapid extraordinary
and chronic private dseasss
Bcord and found greatly superior 70 ali hth
mineral remedies and oopsba Cubebs Injection s
used In recent and capsules In more chronic casss
n BAH the shove MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
accompanied BY instructions ~ 10 the manner in which ey
General Depot in PsnsH GRTMAULT oo,y,
IS Rae Richslleu.
In New Orleans at P. DUCoEGEs, 4.
nhaEtres street.
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Meets every first and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Eatchez streets. Onicers-A Mazureau D. NJ; ChAs o.
Eeis D. D. NJ Henry Haskell, Secretary and Treasurer!
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TRUSTEES
Moses Greenwood, Richard Milliken,
}. ". Burbridge, kamuel =. Moore,
W. A johnson, Vim. n. Henning,
John l. Noble, ). Warren,
John Chahe. Simon Bloch,
Hugh McCon, r. t. Buckner,
Marshall j Smith, Samuel FriedlandeT,
/ Caulfed, r. Frelsen,
Alfred s. Huntington, VIM. CIeevy,
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fhs above statement JUST rue ana eorreet IAnsorip
from the books OF the Company.
CHAS BRIGGS, Prsslasus
J. p. Row. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUIgIAEA, 4
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleanr
swsr 70 snd subscribed before me- this sd day kNrch
1855 PAUL ". CoLLENS
Thlsd JHstIcs Of The PeAos
Six cent interest all outstanding Scrip viii b paid
the legal holders thereof the second Monday Of Nay next
CHAS BRIGGS. President
Ar CAREuKE, Vice President
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

WIN. III. REYNOLDS,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nss 32 and rs FRONT STREET. Erv oRLEAss
Is prepared 70 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRos
WORK Of any Description or Quantity at the Lowest ProsA
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of Csry's PATENT EARTH BoRBR
Orders len q. Bon 100 Mechanics Exchange lo Post
ONCE will receive Prompt Attention
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KENTUCKY

nRAWIKR OF KEat. L. II. Patterson,
- LOTTERY FOB JULY (e on wednesday
Wild Wagner,
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