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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR from the Pa-sumpsic
ISand Lyndon Mills, ground from the best -.lecte,
wheat and t-,dntcf rq,aI 10 The 'NRRl BEST - 20
at the sane p ice at iil'- Mili- bv
WOODBURY. u RUSSELL West Concord, W.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

Ceucrsi Assortment of III nds of GOODS usually
found IN Il Stre, for s~le at The rr-' ir.,
living uric,s ~ WOODBURY. " II SELLS "DSI
PKICE READY PAY STORE" West Concord, VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26

Sal smen TO travel and ell Hy zanqI anon,
= cd. S.tua iou- permanent. -,- '. +
dress with stamp il. IL. lIi .iAIi.S lt.I IT, =.
nut 81. Phi'adc phi t'f. ,'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-26
THE TINE HAS COME

Just read 'he- price. and you will zee what You can
buy for, At
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
Qhs 4am Orleans Gyssteni.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY a. 1869.
gfw Orleans Seal estate Rarket
CRESCENT OFFICE, "a Camp Street, !
New 0rlaans FAh u 1862 Z

CRESCENT OFFICE, 81 Camp Street. I
New Orleans Feb "a, 1863.
From what we hear on the Streets we Judge
thai the attention of large number of our citi.
zens has been directed TO the subject Of organi.
zation with view to the improvement of real
estate.
We believe that the leaders in this movement
have given close attention 10 the different plans
upon which building associations are formed-not
only IN this country, but in Europe. And we think
that they are Sufficiently in earnest to endeavor to
ADOPT the wsest and most practicable plans.
we certainly have very large amounts of real
estate, at present uninhabied, in localities IN
every way eligible for business or laboring men
more healthy and comfortable than hundreds of
Localities in the suburbs Of New York or Philadel-
phia. These lots can be bought at very reasonable
prices. and one day they will command thousands,
where hundreds are now asked for them.
by organization, poor men can work them.
selves into the proprietorship of them, il econom.
zeal; and by assisting in this organization, we be-
lieve that the owners of these properties could
realize more for them than by any other means.
We will not now attempt TO give a full explana.
ton of the plan by which the building association
is now being organized, nor will we vouch for the
wisdom OF its entire policy-as its projectors may
have made mistakes and grave ones bat we favor
the general principles which, it is said will govern
IT, and trust that such of our readers as are in.
terested in the material advancement of the city
will look into the subject carefully.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

ing the plaintiffs exceptions. and have sent down
the following rescript: /" The instruments being
contained in sealed letters and sent by the clerk 10
the postofice SO that he could not get at them
without committing an offense, his alteration of
them was forgery, which made them void Il
Allen, SCI aud the case should not have been left
to the jury upon the question of the diligence or
fault Of the defendants"
SALES OF GOLD FOR SIX YEARs.-The official
recspltulation of gold aud silver coin sold GU ac
count OF the United States from January. 1868, to
January g., 1869. shows s2SS 100000. The largest
sales were in 1857, viz: Nearly $50 600 900 In New
York. In 1868 over s39, 600 900 at New York and
St Louis. The taxes on the entire amount sold in
those years were Sl4S 900, commissions 1868 900,
premiums Sos 222 900, net receipts about $780,.
500,0OO.-tN. Y. Journal of Commerce.
REVENUE TAX ON LEAsEs.-Deputy Commits
sioner Harland on Saturday made a decision in
relation 10 the revenue tax on the lease OF furn-
ished houses which will be of interest to many Of
our readers. Hereafter the tax of so cents uDon
the $500, and so cents upon each additional 5000,
OF fractions thereof, ltas been construed to apply
to the dwelling and furniture alike. By this de-
cision the tax upon the lease of the house only is
10 be paid-the lease of the furniture being COW
cred by an agreement Is cent? stsmp.-lNationsl
lntelligencer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

Receipts past four days 100 hhds. Exports =
hhds. Sales hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Is without material
change. The jobbing and retail trade continues
good, particularly in the better grades which con
tinue in light supply and very firm. We now quote
market as follows: Common unsound, 40GD50 (;
do. sound, 60@75 medium Ms. bright 55065
good do. bs. 1905; extra No. 10. bright S5@95;
half lbs. bright 60@70; do. dark 5000; No. L
IS and los 6O@65; navy lbs. 55065; navy lbs.
55@65; fancy, natural, twist cake, etc., S5@sl Is;
chewing is quoted at 50@sl 10.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-These markets have
been very active, all receipts having been sold
on arrival at material advances. The market is
now firm with an upward tendency at the under
mentioned quotations. viz: SPECIALIZATION 9t0
lOIc., common 123@l3c., fair 1910, fully do IA
@l5c.. prime l5@l54c., choice l530l5s c., yellow
clarified l63Gl7c., white do. l7s0l74c. Mo-
lasses-CommOn 65G 75c., fair 760I8c., prime 10
@Slc., strictly prime TO choice S24c. Receipts
past four days 1854 hbds Louisiana Sugar, 2lll
bbls Louisiana Molasses. Imports = Cuba Su-
gar, 200 hhds Cuba Molasses. Exports % bids.
Sugar, 2000 bbls. Molasses Sales 1900 hhds.
Sugar, s22 bbls. Molasses.
FLoUR-We have but little change to report in
this market. The demand has been only moder.
ate. The lower graoes are in light supply, fair
request and irmer. The better grades are in fair
supply and prices are unchanged. We now quote
market as follows: Fine S.; Superfne S. $40
$50; Xxx 81 25; Xxx 81 500; Choice 500.
Poob
bbls Sales $500 bbls. Sales to-day, so Fine IS Is /;
100 Superfne Sc 374; 100 do. Sc 40; 100 DO. s6 As
100 o. NJ SC 10; so X 81 90; 100 and - Xxx 81 Is !;
rs Xxx s. Is; 100 XXX 81 37s; 100 do. 81 Is /;
ECO Choice and $50 o. NJ. on P. 4.
CoRN-The landing has been almost entirely
bare for the past four days, consequently but lit
tie has been done. Prices have continued very
firm at the advance, and we now quote choice
white Western at size. u bushel; yellow 9Oc. Re-
ceipts past four days 7443 sacks. Exports s6,25l
sacks. Sales 5000 sacks. Sales to-day 100 mixed.
400 ordinary and 1900 sacks white at S5c.; 500
white sec; 400 white &c.; 700. 500 and 100 choice
white and 100 yellow S7!c.; 200 choice white SSc.
OATs-Hsve been in very light supply; conse-
quently operations have been small. Prices con
tinue firm, and choice st. Louis Is now quoted at
75c. 3 bushel. Receipts past four days, $40
sacks. Exports liza sacks. sales 1000 sacks.
Sales to-day. 365 sacks at 74c., 400, 200 and 200
Of 75c., 66j sacks at nc.
BRAN-Has been dull. Although the supply
has been light, there has been but little demand
end prices are unchanged, viz: 81 Is % 100 lbs.
Receipts past four days, lOO9 sacks. Exports
= sacks Sales 600 sacks. Sales to day 200 and
200 sacks ct 81 Is q 100 lbs.
HAY-Has been in fair jobbing and retail de-
mand. The supply is moderate prices are un'
changed, and we now quote market at $50 for
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
DIGAUD - CO.'S
~ PARTISAN APERFtMERY,

Pstrunlsed by the Empress Of NE Ft'ncn' soo
used in all fashionable circles for lite xessnes anu
GRITTY.
kGAUp ~ scant RiesI Acc are the only i'm
me ~ ths fragrant ed q Yangyand. from
ihe Philippine Isles orTrNF ss,cicsu Toilet water
kIGAuD s 90 AZ Cologne Tol IL vinsgx, or Florida
"RfaAup a cos MIBAEDAlsq.AA,r' sxqasi'es psi
mined and keeping its fragrance 70 a. rrnssrv
RIGAUD co.'s MIkAkDA
ing ard beautfyi the hair . most ,or.eabls
RIGAUD Z co.'s DENIVnJ en,,,,ng the bressn~
elixir for preserving the teeth ana renarkab- urs
RIGAuD 4 co.'s TOOTH-Uh -, a. the teeth
psraon producing brilsnt gp snreror 70 vas,
RIGAUD co.'s ROSE rHm{cA '-S :"
and all other Starch and Rice fsw1Hv m THE TOILET
THE LITTLE MONITOR; 1,fDc -at IN reospt OF on,
With Photographic Illustrations VIZ "
stamp a. u. a. pgrhelieu. Paris
Wholesale, Rigaud Co., - Pe re ch",cb Ysrd Lon
Agent, r. Newbery Sons, ID Oh ! ~
don
Depot General In New Orleans 4 rcovax,a
r. ChaIirss strss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
GENERAL KIRBY sMITH'a
MILITARY ACADEMY
At Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September Itsh 1868 KIRBY SMITH, With . corps Of
assistsns whose qualifications Of he highest order wiz
opsn, ct Newcastle, Kentucky
a MILITARY academy FOR BOYS
~csse is located In the healthy bluegrass region Of
epry county equi distant Qour niles from the Louisville
rsnkfot and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Rarosds connected with each by good maeedamized pike
and about two hours travel By rail from Louisville.
The Academy buildings, owned BY himself are or mooe
onstructiou admirably adapted for school purposes and stu
ated In The of the The standard OF
will aim at horougbness In branch 70 be Determines
by i'm partial searching examinations The discipline WI
~ strictly military requiring punctuaity and prepness II
me perfornance OF every duty The domestic department
an be conducted with and beray as TO secure TIE
beah comfort coDtentment Of the scholars me scne
atc session divided into two terms Of twenty weeks eac
the fret commencing September lbth me charges of
syeryhine excepting uniform, books and medical aIene
snce will be hundred and seventy nve dollars " o
currency for the entire session of forty weeks payable In
soua Instament the beginning OF each tern Of tne
Sesion No deduction from these charges will se made oi
Absence during the term excep in protraced OF
honorable discharge and then tuition fee OF sou per
current term Will be required -. NJ.
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms BOOK
and station cry at Louisville pricea As the number OF
Is limited wishing TO secure places IN tne lnstutoI
should apply In thus naking bis
dence in Kentucky and devOng himself TO the education
is YOUTH the Principal hopes 10 nave me
friends In this Commonwealth. - ~rn,v s.x,~u
s,d.ns will leave the at Eminence, on the Louisyis
and Frspkort Raosd whence emnibuses VIII convey tne
10 Newcastle - - =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
Digestive Elixir al Fepsins.
~ CHEMISTS. PARIa

pu,nr .hi.,s.t .cientIac discovery of Dr. Oorvissrk
nv sestv az Emnsror pf the French, is the
f3astrlc itself, rather tne
which digests food IN the stomach 1en o sose ~
ether the supply of digestive hud fop small tno
conseauences bad digestion, gastis gsssg, LA
nation the mucous coats OF the SO enu -,
hurn ptuite, anRma llss on sire. IN u IN - ~
~ orosis The Elixir Of Pepsne VII vs. ~ -.
suprobston Paris Academy OF redeIne sgesay
ri such diseases, and prevents vonltt1 aAfiAs p's''
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
Cattle IA arket.
CRY or Jxpvsnsor. February "a. 1869

CITY or JEFFERSON, February u, 1869,
Arrived yesterday: 772 Texas BeeVes, 2Ie
Calves and Yearlngs, 90 Hogs, SOL Sheep. Sold
1856 Texas Beeves, 70 Calves and Yearlngs, l04
Hogs 5s5 Sheep and 8 Mich Cows. Stock on sale
2436 Texas Beeves, 355 Calves and Yearngs.
422 dogs, 5l2 Sheep and 40 Mich Cows. We
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

A declaration concerning the election for
ratification Of the Constitution, and for State dis
trict and county officers and members OF Con.
gress:
l. Be it declared by the people of Texas in con I.
vention assembled, That the Constitution adopted
by this convention, be submitted for ratification
to the voters of this State, registered and qualified
as provided by the acts Of Congress, known as
the reconstruction laws. at an election commenc-
ing on the first Monday in July, 1869. and cOntinu-
ing for the number of days specified in the Consti-
tuition adopted by this convention for the holding
of general elections. The vote on said Constita-
ton shall be for the Constitution" and against
the Constitution" The said election shall be held
at the places, and under the regulations to be
prescribed by the commanding general of this mill
tsry district, and the returns made to him as d.
rected by law.
2. An election shall be held at the same time
and place as the ratification of the Constitution.
for senators and representatives In the Legislature
and for all State, district and county officers, who
are to be elected by the people under this Const.
tuition.
g. The said election for State district and county
officers, shall be conducted under the same regu-
lstoDs as the election for the ratification of the
Constitution, and by the same persons. The re-
turns OF elections shall be made to the provisional
governor. who shall give certificates Of election to
the persons as elected, shall commence the dis
charge OF the duties of the Office for which they
have been chosen, ss soon as elected and quali-
fed, in compliance with the provisions Of the Con-
stitution here with submitted, and shall hold their
respective Offices for the term Of years prescribed
by the Constitution, beginning from the day of
their election, and until their successors are
elected and qualified.
4. An election for members of the United States
Congress shall be held in each Congressional dis
trict, as established by this convention, at the
same time and place as the election for ratification
Of the Constitution; said election shall be con-
ductsd by the same persons and under the same
regplstons as before mentioned In this declsra-
tios The returns shall be made to the provisional
governor, who shall give the persons chosen GER
ufcstes Of election.
5. The members of the. Legislature elected
under this declaration, shl1l assemble at the
capitol, in the city of Austin, on the second Mon
day In September. A. d. 1863.
:; inc commanding general Of this military dis
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
uxrup of Peruvian Bark and iron'
-PRxPAHxD sr--
sRIMAULr 90.

Chenasts 20 a L d. FIID0v 7'F-'
-, .,.. IN an ayrhlaSle FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark, the pei OF r. nrS
with IRON ons the principal Bssee 20 enre
scribsd BY the most eminent pny1 VI sgs,nnsnt 81
ChIorosis Green SicknessJ to NC y, hs svSten
young females and 20 restore heatn II rs corn
n general IL rapidly removes me ~ s,cb ladies' srs
nlaints caused by anemis and 70 ~ aa ~ ~
20 often subject uarises and is nnhsta and
cataru enia and Is also excellent nrouotes
scrofulous children. Lastly t exe IN srrans whose
dioestion and extremely oene1es ~ and ans eui
Mood has been Impoverished ny .. ,. csrtair
convsleeoeDcA The effects Of tnn StfaP
and speedy.
Depot General N Ns~ y p1cowGEs,
80 Chartres strest
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
LOUlsIANA ITEMS.

On the 18th of February. as we write this arti,
Gle, the margin of the Teche, the sun shines al
though it we're warming up mother earth on the
approach of spring. lt is like May morning
north of the Ohio. Peach and plum trees arc
nearly in full bloom the white clover is In places
six inches high and as green as Northern pastures
v hen the last frosts OF spring have passed away,
Willows and some other forest trees are putting
forth new leaves, the bananas have started to
grow, the orange trees are commencing their
spring growth, and if the weather does not bel
come colder they will soon be in foil bloom
PLANTERS Banner.
There is much complaint Of bad seed cane, but
We hope it is not SO badly spoiled as msny ina;
CINE. The round ricks, we learn, are generally
keeping pretty well. The fat mats are keeping
best 10 some instances, and the windrowed cane
better in others. The cane cut 10 the early par
of October is said to be keeping better than that
cut later in the season. We do not know that this
fact generally holds good Ibid.
II is scarcely necessary 70 inform our readerf
on this side of the river that the work upon Grand
Levee has resisted the late high water. Before
the next rise can reach rs, this stupendous work
will be fully secure, and that beyond all perads
venture, no matter how great may be the pres,
sure against 1t. As 1t is, the contractor, Mr.. z. j.
Kennedy, deserves the gratitude of every ono
whose property has been protected from inunda-
ton. Few men could be found who would hav3
undertaken task 30 great In the face OF such
odds.-[Sugar Planter, 20.
The despotc reign of rain continues. The
impossible. Travellers have abandoned the roads
and betake themselves to steamers. few days
since, friend attempting to cross the Atchafaaya
swamp with herd of horses, lost one man and
nine of bis animals in the continuous overflow.
He saved his own life and that of the rest of his
horses only by incredible exertions. Unless We
have more favorable weather soon the new GRO D
of sugar viii be much Observation-Disclosures
| Drapeau, 20.
The planters of this parish, owing TO the recent
heavy rains, are said TO be backward in commence
ing their usual planting operations. We wish
them favorable season and abundant harvests az
reward to their labors.-[ Marksyille Viager,
18th inst.
We are pleased to learn that the work on Grand
Levee will undoubtedly be commenced on Mon
day next, with sufficient force TO insure its CON-
petion in few days. With this break closed, aud
the Grand Levee as well secured as it now Is, we
have no fear Of an overflow, except it be by tho
breaking of some of the old levees. some of which
are not in the best condition. They should be
looked to in time.-[Point CouDee Echo, Goth.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
DOPEs CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA, ETo
In all Diseases the Throat and lungs requiring the use
of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
paration nsy be used by persons In ages from ths in
FAINT mewiing and puking in its nur arms" where
sixth shifts into the lean snd pentaoon
much Of relief from ormus pharmacop
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in .his
city for ten years. with increasing demand; put
ties at 75c. each. Tryt. JOHN II. POPE
Druggist corner Jackson and Prytania streets.
Sold also by JOHN DxBENNBVILI.E Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets
BOOK FOR THE URroHrUNArE
!. BALDWIN DUFrs rREAr1sE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES, lnpotency, LOss of POwe Nervous Debility with
Notes inpsdsnts Marriage shpuld read By al con
hrplAs1e marriage sent b ma eg receipt OF 70 CENTS b.
New o1isaa, Aisde.l Institute.
whsrs all private diseases suOoessfny treated.
CPECyAK. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC
- DTsEASEs-DR- DE BAUsS ct viii take charge and
guarantee the following chronic Diseases viz Secret
Diseases Whites BennOrhess, Ulosrsl Rheumatism. Cont
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Diseases the Urns
oE mi % his o Of sSy sax I
bon streets Residence, No a Daui hine street.
ERExCzH HzDICINEs-
-FsEPAKED BY
GRIMAULT j CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RgE RICHELIEU. IPARIR
Asthma, OppressiOns DYspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF cANABls NDIoA
PREPARED BY GEzAULT 4 Col CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments France In and Germany hsys
that sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections. especially whan BelladoRnA
stram0nium and Opium hsva failed u give relief.
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
8urin du Huiss0n's IOdIde OF Iron and Man
gnness Pills.
rhe reanons chloroc scroaous affections Is always
ono and tedious prcraons Of IRON which
not uure uenty owing the SC mach not being able TO
snnDort them of Professors HsnnOn OF
russels: ensoul Fstrequin % Lyons; Berzeus and
Paris demonstrate that this lamentabe
owing to the absence OF nfanese which as wei
Iron essential element OF tse blood These PiDs
therefore, supply important dehcefy m therapeutics ano
have received app cation of the Academy
Medicine ana the principal sciunc bodies fhey are
with certainty Of success hnst Chloosis reen
ckness Stomach Complaints. PovesE OF the Blood and IT
eular Henstruation preferable the pills Of iodids
of alone In az Ansai sorofHoha and osnoerous snec
iona
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

ToBACCo-The inquiry continues very good. As
the different shipments arrive they are inspected
by dealers with view of purchasing, and we ex-
pect ere long to be able to repor extended opera
tons. The receipts continue liberal, and we have
now a fair supply on hand. We now quote mar.
kat folloWa.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
OUIsIANA STATE sEMIEAKTs
xEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
youpdsd and Supported BY the State Of LOuiaians'

oUIsIANA STATE sEMIEAKT.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
FOUNDED and Supported By the State Of Loai'ians'
~. .sr, session begins September nh. 1858. and closes
'1ns M, Of full corps Of instructors In a.
hrsncSes Of Literature and Science usually saagn' IL n ~
o9eSe ~, srupYEmbraces Preparatory and an Aese
snic Department. including Ltersry sclsnsne 80 ma
ionsl Course, Special School OF ovh Ensnsenns 'As
All expenses except clothing $40; 500 pay
.bls IN advance balance in equal payments January " ,H
received at any time during shs session and charge
rom date of entrance ~ - povn gnp,r,ntsndspt
Address A. =. Do-----
.1arKT LYONS SCHOOL FOE soxs'
n rHArAwA, PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
NAV Orleans and Jsekson RAilrosdJ
c,rculsu may be obtained on spphosaoh
y,-urx r.o Is sndl5 Osmp street. New orsAn'-
~rorrCw ......................... .'..N~AAS.
CLERxs oSHo. o December ], 1865
| TIA notice issued from this once 'os'
-u0psErII, hes hsd his petition " Be aec.Aisa
l sssvrnt a. the partner Of b. W. Estlin' Va
1890 n should have besn Henry Tnonsm. ., Al.
~ ,aA, fhornhIn be- net sppied ZOE 'n' ''"
Bankrupt Law. 4. LOKW. Deputy CLERK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

On hand at all times complete stock of STEAM EN-
GINEs, both stationary and portable, SAW MILLS COT
TON GINS AND CoNDENsERs, RICE MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPORAToRs, DIAMOND
GRIST MILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs
of every description which Offering manufacturers
prices and respectfully solicit examination of before pur
chasing elsewhere
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

On September Ith 1863 KIRBY SMITH, with . corps Of
.ssistsnt whose quf Of the highest order wiz
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
ERENCEM AG1EDIOINEs--
-FEEPAKKD BY-@
GRIMAULT Is CO., CHEMISTS,
RUE RIoHEMEU. fAKIR
Asthma, Oppression DYspnae.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIOA
PREPARED By GRInAULr 4 Col CHEMISTS, PANS.

Recent experiments In France In and Germany have
proved that these Cigarettes seregn remedy for the
distressing affections. sspecy whsn BeadoanA.
BtramOnium and Opium havd failed u give relief.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

Receipts past four days 100 hhds. Exports :
hhda Sales 3 hhhs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

Alter Gen. Gront had sent in the name
Of A. T. Stewart for Secretary of the
Treasury. and after be had been unHni-
mously confirmed BY the Senate, ii was
discovered that uador the act Of 1889,
no merchau, could serve in this capacity,
The President then sent in q message
asking 10 have the disability removed.
Whether this is dlao or not, Smith g.
Martin will continue to sell their goods
es low as ever,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

TUE USyERsIrY APPROPRIATIONS -
The Legislature, at lis session which clos
ed on the 4th inst, made the usual an-
nuaI appropriation Of SIC 900 for the
beoefi! oftho State University, When
tho new building is completed. we will
have one of tha finest eiuca!ional insIi
tutons in the coun,ry, and we hope 10
see it one Of tho best patronzed.