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LOCI aKIRTa,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION is requested to his
assortuantof
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THE COHsET DEPARTMENT

is rspete including every quality at prices ranging
from IS cents to 81 So We call particular attention
to a corset which we sailing at 80 60-ths best
and cheapest corset ever shown in this city for the
money.
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comprises the ueatest styles of Ladies' Misses and
Ohildren's HATS. BONNETS and FRAMES Of
every conceivable variety including Straw Hair an
Mixed, Rosalind, Shephsr dsss, Antoinstts. Mig
nonetts. ETC., ell at prices nat are perfectly mar.
vsous
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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, :
New Orleans July Is, 1858. }
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
II. W. Palfrey, Jr, as Auctionser in and
approved September 81. 1865, in the sum of
ten thousand dollars 10000, signed by II. " Pal
frey, Dr., as principal, and h, W. PAlfrsy. George
Palfrey and Samuel L. BILL securities, the first
in the SUM of six thousand dollars 5000 and the
two last in the Of two thousand dollars ($2000J
each, and bond approved November 10, 1866 in the
sum Of ten thousand dollars $4,000, signed By IL.
W. Pafrey, Jr as principal and n W Palfrey,
George Palfrey and hamuel l.. Hill securities the
first in the of six thousand dollars $1,000, and
he two last in the Of two thousand dollars
$4,000 each, and bond. approved January a. 1851 in
the sum of ten thousand dollars (Sl0,0O01 signed by
II W PAltrey, Jr., principal, and A. b. Girls
void and Alfred Kearny as securities, each in the
sum OF five thousS I'D dollars (S5O00, and bond, ap
proved April ID, 1869 in the sum Of ten thousand
collars $1,000 signed by H. ". Palfrsy principal
and George PalfIey IS security; the condition of
the said bonds being for the faithful performance
by the said b. W. Palfrsy Of his duties as Auotionser
aforesaid;
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bonds, to file their objections to the can
collation. thereof, in writing, in the office of the
SscreAIy of state within ninety days after the last
publication of this notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this fifteenth day of July 1863, and of the indie.
pendenoe of the United States the ninety-third.
By the Governor: -
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NOTICE FOTAXPAYERS.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, DRY HALL
New Orleans. July Is, 1869.
For the present only pes
SeventYsfive Cents
(Oost of Anvsrtsingl will be added 10 Tax Bills.
W. S. MOUNT,
f,yl7l0t Treasurer
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OF asa
CRESCENT MUTUAL NsURANoE COMPANY,
Rev Orleans, Nag 70. Ia0V.
The Trustees, in conformity to the Charter. sub
nit the following statement of the affairs Of the
Company on the thirtieth day Of April. lee9:
Fire premiums for the year. So. sss Of
Marine premiums for the year. s6.s77 o.
River prsniuns for the gear. 377ls4 5l-S70B GN q
! Totslnst earned prsmiuns ........ ssss,sIs q
Fire losses paid and estimated. SsSys22 Il
Marine losses paid and sstt-
} mated. ............,.......'.... B,bIo %
River losses paid and estimated 1881 -
Pal ] taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dot6s4 "a
Reinsurance, discount in lieu
Of scrip interest on scrip Of
1855, reduction on bank and
other stock. return pre-
miumA, general expenses less
discount, etc. ................. D0j564 81
Carried TO contingent fund.-. s0eSs 81 6os, SIS y
Leaving ast proats. .slsO. OOasO
The Compssy have the following assetSr
Bills receivable. $533n %
Loans on bonds and mortgage. os,sIS sS-st0.iS 80
Cash on hand. .e223bS5 10 Be- "-
Loans on pledge Of stocks, on
call, equal TO cSAh.s.....s.. Hs7s0 o. SSS,s1S II
Real estate. 1000 90
Scrip Of other Companiss.,.... 2olo %
Consolidated city bonds....... 5000 o
CITY bends. $3.50 %
Bank, and other stocks cost
500, 100 0o....'... ls2A3I II HS9t1 II
Due for premiums in course OF
oollsotioa..................... 1.s@ d
$slO.t47 80
-
The Company have also sua. ..-.
pended notes, stock and
bonds. ......s S996. OH 10
Forfsitsd scrip. Smount.s...... Ss% 50
Less interest on scrip. $3.50
The AbovS Statement is true and correct trans
sript from the books Otths COMPANY.
THOS.-A.-ADAMS, President
HKNRT V. oGDES, seorstary.
PAarsH OF OhLEASs,(
City Of New Orleans. :
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this nineteenth
dAy9fAAg, A. SHELLY.
Parish Of orlSAnE
Thu Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest Of
Six Per Gent in cash on al its outstanding Certih
Gates of Scrip and also to pay Fifty Per Gent IL cash
Of toe issue OF 1850 to the legal holders thereof On
and after the Second Monday in june next.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend Of Fifty
Per Gent on the earned premiums entitled 10 par
tlcpAts for the year ending April 90 1882 for which
certificates will Be issued on and after the Eirat
Monday in August next, free Of Government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President.
O. T. BUDDECKE. ViosPEssgdsRA
HENRX v. OGDEN, Secretary,
TRu5TEEBf
Thomas A. AdAms, President;
O. T. BuddO0kS, Vice President;
Samuel H Kennedy, Samuel B. Newman
P n. Foisy. j. j. GGrrarJ.
A. @. ObeF, A. Thomson,
r. Simms, - John Phelps,
A. Elmer BsdeF, % T. H. Summers.
myOlg - - .-.L- =. -.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANT

TOURIsTs' REUNION HOTEL
Having been enlarged By the addition Of mAgnih.
cent Parlor, Dining Hal and fifty newly and
elegantly furnished suits Of Rooms, offers superior
accommodations TO families and single gentlemen
at much Less rate than any other hotel of ice class
The above house is situated on FoFty-ssoond street.
between Fourth and Lexington avenues New York
city. Delightfully."- located for summer; AdVan
tageous to city or country.
Table Ia carte or private
ies j. A. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
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The Furnishing Goods Departments
consists Of Hosiery, handkerchief PArasOls, Una
brsllas, Ladies' aud Gents Under garments, Per.
fumery, etc.
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WHITE GOODS
Of every description also fully represented such
a. Swiss Muslins. HAinsook. Tape Checks. oambrios
Jaconets, Linens, Linen Damasks white MArssilles
Towels, Plain and Hsm-stitohsd HAndksrohisis
Mosquito MEETINGS. ETC., besides our usual assOrt-
msnt Of FANCY and GENERAL DRY GOODS,
eli purchased ct the lowest cash terms.
We receiving from auction continual Access
sions 70 every department. in many cases At half
the cost Of importation. And to this item the At
tention of our customers is especially invited.
The usual liberal terms to wholssals dealers In
town and country.
p. J. TRAQUAIR,
leT Canal street..
apz2 One door from DsuDhins.
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HORATIO KING, ATTORNEY,
$40 H STREET. WASHINGTON. D. o.

Agent for Patents, Pensions, Bounties, and all
other Claims against the Government
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OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF
QUARANTINE

By the Governor:
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Agents wanted with small capital, in the States =
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana and Texas, TO Nho1
We a4sr liberal tndueemsnta 30
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5sTho n. 0. Crescent.
we and the foII0wing in tho

We find the following in the
Crescent Of the 18th plt:
With this number the publica-
4;on Of the CRESCENT ceases. In
waxing the announcement lares=
lL,incffnilv tender my Warmest
t5onks to the many. friends upon
whose fa7ors I have relied with
,n,nwavering confidence during the
last T fifteen years. Conscious of
having ever istriiven for the right
during my journalistic career--al-
fbonoR sometimes against the
; Sll ' Of my friends cannot
INIT express my. regret at the close
of agreeable relations that have
so long-existad. wgH q :9Za
The business and goodwill Of
the CRESCENT having been trans
farred to the New Orleans Times,
Of which G. A. Weed, Esq, is pub
Usher, I avail myself Of this OPP
p 335rS to assure my friends
that to his hands their interests
NAV be safely confded, He has
become me identified with the pros
Derity of New Orleans and Louisi-
ana, and his views in relation to
public affairs are such as, may be
acouiesced in by every true .patri-
OF. Having said this much I beg
leave. to state that all my journal
istic interest will be hereafter
blended with the TIMES, and in my
new connection I trust that the
same cordial and generous sup
port Of my friends viii still be con-
~: In 53 supporting the TIMES they
will best, subserve my interests
and tend to lessen the regret in
separable from my farewell as
Editor and Proprietor of the New
ORLEANS CRESCENT.
~ J. O. NIXON.
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A NiS.

A TTENDU que dies personnes sans
IN permission, coupent du bois, pienx,
&c., dams Ia cypri6re Nord du Lac
Charles, laquelle cypriare appartient d
Ia succession de Hilaire Escoubas ct
Henry Chaddefaud, contre Ia volont6
DIES propri6taires. En- consequence, avis
est par lie present donn6 d toutes per-
sonnes, que quiconQue sera trouve cou.
pant du bois dams In dite cypriere on
autrement transgressant, sur Ia dite pro
pri6tG, sera poursuiyi scion In loi.
10. ESCOUBAS, Adm'Ce.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
IA NUvcnbre 1868.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
ESTABLISHED 1919.

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of Agri-
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has ample monthly notes of work on the
farm, and on the Vegetable, Fruit and
Flower Garden, and great deal of
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Mail at our risk. Address
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A DOODLE BUG 'SEBMoN.-The
Virginia City Enterprise, CAL,
iAffiend who came in from White
Pine last week by the old Over
land route informs us that on last
Sunday he had the pleasure OF lis
tening2 to a very. entertaining, II
not instructive, sermon, delivered
at Cottonwood Station by a lanky-
haired, apilgrim," just in from the
States. to a congregation of about
two hundred bull teamsters, ranch
mena and prospeetor8. The preach
er began by saying that he had
been "born again, and had found
the fsnew life.sn "bIy friends, five
years ago I was walking up and
down the banks of the Wabash,
back Wonder in Ingeeanny, OF Sun
DAYS, a-throwing stones at birds !;
now on Sundays / don't walk up
an down the banks Of the Wa
bash a-throwing stones, at birds
no; I've got the new life, and
thank the Lord I'm preacher OF
the gospel 1t is, my friends, a
big comfort to me to think that IN
the last day, when Gabriel blows
his horn, that I can stand and see
them that has listened to my
words, them whose souls I've saw
ed, iist acomin' up an acomin' up
outr the ground like when you
was little boys and gals you might
a seen the doodle bugs acomin up
when you got over their holes and
said8: Doodle, doodle, doodlel"
81. o.. "
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Notice.

WHEREAS, many persons, without
w permission, are cutting wood, cy-
press pieux, &C., in the swamp on the
North side of Lake Charles, which
swamp belongs to the succession of
Hilaire Esooubas and Henry Chadde-
faud. Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to all persons, that any one found
hereafter so trespassing on said land, or
any one cutting wood thereon without
permission, shall be dealt with accord
ing to law.
r. ESCOUBAS, Adm'x.
A g HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
November ID, 1868.
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LTTTELL3S LIVING AGE.

DLAN and Execution commenced by
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It is a work which commends itself to
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It contains the best Reviews, Crit
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THE LAND WE LOVE.
By GEN. D.H. HILL,

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It's circulation. embraces all the Ter
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Scientific American
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THIS splendid newspaper, greatly
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THE BRILLIANT FUTURE OF Tex
As.-Itiseonfdently predicted that
three distinct branches of the Ma
tional Pacific Roilroad, connecting
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g- Joe, what makes your nose
so red ? Friendship Friendship
hoH do you make that out? I've
got a friend who Is very fond Of
brandy, and he's too weak to take
ii strong, and I've constituted my
self his tastcr.
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WIN. 81 NJ. Il. Jones

With = large corps Of sblo contri-
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tious en- all questions Of interest 70
the farmer and especially the
Suuthem farmer.
Its circulated freely from Virgin
IA to Texas, aud offers 70 dealers in
Implements, seeds, fruits, stock, AN.
an unsurpassed medium for present.
ing those things e the Southern pub
lic, who are more than ever interest.
ed III obtaining laborsaving ma
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Sc,
Address,
Southern Cml&fVntor,
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FARMERS CHRONICLE.
FOR 1852


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THE FARMERS CHRONICLE,
Published every Saturday, at Co.
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By.
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country.
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The Best is the Cheapest.
now rs THE TIME TO sUBsCHBB 10
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BY the law OF Ohio, 62 pounds is q
bushel of clover seed, AND. 81 pounds
bushel Of oats. In buying or selling
in this market, the customary weights
given above however, are the universal
rglle.
Al box "a nv 16 inches, 81 deer, con-
tains 1 barrel
Abox 16 BY 1Gl inches sdeep, contains
/ bushel.
A box by 81 inches, s doep, contains
/ peck.
Abox 4 by 4 inches, A2-1O deep. con-
tains / quart
| The standard bnshel Of tho United
States contains a150.t cubic inches,