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FRIDAYT MORNINI, IMAT 8, IS
Relgslese Qssve.sAem.
AMteICAN BAPTIsT rUSLICATION soCIm'Y.
At a meeting of the American Baptist Publics
tion Society on the 26th, the annual report of the
treasurer wase submitted, showing receipts of
$234,612, a large increasee onllt year. Brant
bonne. are to be established in St. Louis and Nen
York during the present ummer. The work of
the soiety is large and highly productive. Ovei
two buhedred million pages of tracts were dim
tributed, two hundred sad fifty-seve BoSunda
schools organised, fify-ine ehurchee oonstituted
and ltya.nae new publications lessued.
UFORKED mRsETTRIAN CIlRCH.
The general synod of the Reformed Presby
terIan Church has been in session in Pitteburg
for several days. Render Steele, of Philadelphia,
was elected moderator; Dr. McLeod, of New
York, and Rev. Woodalde, of Brooklyn, elected
clerks. The chief points thus far before the
synod are remonstranoes against the
action of the First Reformed Presbyterian
Church of Philadelphia, Rev. Dr. Wylie pastor.
Monday there was great excitement created by
the introduction of resolutions presented by
James Sample, of Brooklyn, to suspend Geo. A.
Stuart from eldership and membership in the Re
formed Presbyterian Church, and to declare his
seat vacant into the synod, for singing hymns while
uniting with other Christiane in the worship of
God.
TEE METHODIST CONFvasncEi AT HlICAiGO.
The chair was occupied by Bishop Ames. Dr.
Curry, of New York, on behalf of the New York
delegation, invited the conference to hold Its next
session In Brooklyn.
Dr. Harris, In behalf of the Methodist Monthly
Conferesce of Cincinnati, invited the conference
to hold Its next sessilon at Cincinnati. Both pa.
pers were tabled for the present.
The report of the committee on missions (No. 3)
concerning the management of Indian affairs, ap.
proving the pacific policy of the general govern.
ment, recently inaugurated, touching the treat.
meet of uncivilized tribes west of the Arkansas,.
wee takes up.
Rev. A. N. Fisher, a delegate from Colorado,
also addressed the conference at considerable
length, strongly in opposition to the report. Hav
ing lived for several years among the Indians. be
bad no faith in any pacific policy ; but believed
that the strong arm of the law must interpose to
keep these bloody and cruel savages ueder proper
restraint.
The resolution was indefinitely postponed.
Dr. A. Y. Osborn, from a committee appointed
to receive sad consider the proposals of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church for a union
with the Methodist Episcopal Churcb, repo rd
in favor of ano appointment of a com mon of
fifteen, to act in coojunction with a similar com
misslon of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, in the interval of the general conferences,
to mature and perfect a plan of a union to be sub
mitted to the next session.
Dr. Slicer opposed the report, on the ground
that the African Church had a policy different
from that of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
embracig lay delegation and quadrennial election
of bishops.
After considerable discussion, the report was
adopted.
The report of the committee on the American
Bible Society was presented and read, showing
that the society is in a most healthy and pros.
perous condition, the receipts having been over
two and a half millions of dollars during the last
four years. The report was adopted.
OLD SCHOOL PR•SBYTURIAN ASMIxLY.
The Presbyterian General Assembly, Old
School, reassembled in Albany on the 25th. A
telegram was received from the assembly at Ear
risburg that a portion of the Tuesday morning
session would be devoted to prayer for Divine
guidance upon the important subject of reunion.
A response was sent that this assembly would
unite in the prayer.
The third annual report upon freedme was
submitted. It shows one hundred and sixty-ire
nmlssonarles, of whom one hundred and ten are of
the African race. Total receipts, $650,86S, of
which $8811 were contributed by freedmen. Sixty
churches and 4003 communicants, thirty-eight
schools and 2889 pupils were reported.
Rev. Joseph Williams, a colored delegate from
Georgia. by request, addressed the assembly. He
is as old man, and has been a preacher for thirty
years among his fellow-laves. He urged unity
of action and intercourse among the ministry of
both races, and pleaded for aid from the North.
He defended his race against the imputation of
indolence and diabonesty. His speech evinced
talent, sad was warmly applauded.
The report of the board of education showed
receipts of $43 364. There were 291 candidates
for the ministry, 22 parochial schools, 94 acade.
mies, 13 colleges, and 9 schools for persons of
foreign birth or lineage.
The special order, the proposed reunion of the
church, was taken up. Rev. Dr. Breckioridge, of
Kentucky, spoke eloquently for two hours in
opposition to reunion, until adjourned.
NIW SCHiOOI PRsBsYTIERIAO AtMdfiII Y.
In the New School Presbyterian Assembly, at
Harrisburg. on the 26th, most of the time wse oc
copied with foreign addresses. An answer to the
telegram sent the Old School Assembly was re
ceived, accepting and reciprocating greetings,
and agreeing to the concert of prayer for reunion,
which was set apart for the 27th.
The roll published shows two hundred and forty
commissioners present, the largest assembly of
this breach ever met. Every minister appointed,
save two, is here, and every Presbytery of ade
quate size is represented. These and the remark
able dispatch of business thus far are facts un
precedented in the history of this denominati n.
and show the inaterest felt in the great reunion
question, and the ability and determinration of the
churchbes to grapple with and decide it.
A very prominent feature of the traneactions
tbhu far has been the latereet felt codcernnlog the
lattyof the church. Many of the chief addresses
have been made by elders, and the whole subject
of the relation of the laity to the church i eri
dently attreeting nunesal attention.
ILEGAL NO'TICES.
BrATS (iF LOLISIANA-STITx DISrRI'T 001SBt
of New Orleans-Margsart D. AliaLL 1. osohea AllIYn -
HI E N CIETIPY, ehst oea tie aeth
day o Aprtl. It-i. Judrmast wns -sder,-d In thbi Conr-i in
(n motion of John H New, of counsel for plm'ntlt, sad
oa introdncsg cas proof lhor itrvo. and ihe coui it sit
olun the law ndd ervdrnce tln ao faror fr her darod,
It ia ordend o dJoi, thodand decreed theie dots rsetr3o
toslo 1n the 19to t.M Iitid, he now cofi-rmed aod medl
flLal; tbat psiolnff. Arilr, arrst D AlIN.. wit of ie
bhene A lan, do h..o luaymota ea tl antd r -cover it
adeferd.  smol Seoeh a. haer TIMbERhoad, the sm o.1
eihty 0IorI thnuosAd two huaned sod thirty-sla
dolarm sed any si ox ites, with lega istsrot
itosoo. tram jsdoa-l demond..with a lel morotssso tr
lIlty thoeoad tone bsnieo sad thirty two doliato sod tOy
cow olt the-reorf rm iSlb January. 1Iii. for si'teno tIoo
rand thre hundrd sod four dollar thereof from l~d Earch.
17; ctweleIn hoouaOrd eave hondred dndr, from IAt Jan
ryt. i. sad for sin thonsu dollar, thsr-of from 13th
April, !Lm ll . t lt whoie nl id sIt i ftruoer dwl
tlie thrsA he PreSUto or pr-port bewTenE the psJi ito
a rddertedl u, end thl psilutff hatso Oh serote man
aerroluet ad oetroal of hr alto,..
,udonmet esgnel April 3, 1int
OgEord) Gi. DUtPLANTIER, hlulg
I. ttlmestmey wheref I hrer hereunto St my hand std
n llrdle tI s of id-oid ,o.rt. ot tes cit € ewi rlenta
-'l- thin. Ils os noay In the ys4 or Lnrd. one thou
oaod ltht hnsilIod and sitY eoiyh,. snd the uitaly Seond
year orab in ludri-den, s ol the Coiled Naires.
nM. WOELPERi Clr: ..
ETA R bE LA LOL'rsIANE--SIXIYEE COT'L De
Dtomcti deja NGrderile Orleoas --Algient Ir Ane J,
osetbe Allealo- No. ei.r1t.
J< P4rme oDIPIIMT CE, T II F. quED e
STHRe JuC deo lt jAoReIlmr arl . i rendeu clalrte
cutdanasetttre-e I .t lee 1gmr, taofr
uri-,too do .t !% he, do -'-arlr i pIur IC phalnttie
II oet ordoone, dw a d e t eren e par dItreot
ie ..rtg.itre * 195 ltarsyllt sol utunti. mai -,nnarm. et
rerodo eost alm ie lanotin... Mrs. Moga.o. D 0t aun fero
me do Sesthbo. Allis alIr Jndger.5 I tdo0 rqot do dire
l famisnt i tJhlne Alaln, o n-s mnL -I ooIau,m e $4 'id .
-,,n ]rpayable ave Inar.te 0 I al dn deamnds tarlol"ate
I* petheqee leesi do $1) 423 i .--· ,, sartir dsit maionre
lit-a poour .:t da 2 m u -it7 . our it.h 0.1
i..t ro t do plta ot-doou,, t3:1 s.it i;n pparatoin de al pr
h -i' , esotare I pltaislrs @t Ie d,',tnea- o t ,o uO ,m ino ptain
iiue at i octro epurrl do stso sa FnlrLa.
,biln85, 0 DU"PLANTIEIC.
En tiroeigne J'si ofee its mat 0t Iac-so is i dil enuor
dran In .511 do i ?aamrlle~tnm. Io Iaen otsr de moa
sun d a. tore ilerigsuur, mil buoi wiat sonamte hul
- le qaatoe-vtiut deiav.o mnore ds l zd.-Pr.udeaaU de
WE. WOELPER. (trottr.
APPAXtAI Pot soraeby T S. WAnMAW Sod Wa
Watr emm'i s, S sad IamM n gl?, bh.wetn
l'ommonsed oitvir. Ns, Osleos Aged mre aLdrowJ.
Horte A s et Tb. hoO. olsrotra.-d Appateto tey
sred thetwasd os DIPltOa. 81tLvy ERDaL and
TII OTNI PU II~Tl ls ma the 5eca1 Loulis
Ubse ese·~es etihe best qua in,
S. MeUMNA.
RAIt RAROADIM=""
NNW *RBEADS* " " AeN"E ANO
GREAT OTRIIEN RAILIOAD.
wibthe Miaseedpp Central Railroad for -e North amiad
A' COMMODATION TYAINN LEAVE ON SUNDAIS
at 7 0L L. a.,L guinse fat as Bookva. RarnUsgleavo
mookheav.u at A.M U. " 1MONDAYS, arriving NOe
OrIcean it It"S A 0.
lxcursioe Ticketse e good for Train o Saturday or San.
day iol north. a d raineaa Bundn or Mnday south.
FREIGOBHT TRAIN LEAVESI DAILY (eapt Sounday)
at 6:D0 . r.
T. I. WILLIA, GeOrat uperntedent
JAMES I ONGE, General Freight Agent
RD WARlS. OGerVml Tranwortatlea Agr
DOWTCARTEIaW RAILSO.D- sUM
SMER AAANOEMENT?-4 and after APRIL 1,t
IB6, the Traise on this Ad will rn as followa:
, ra crr. I as L-
4 o'clock n. Hors Car. o 'cleck A. Beam Train.
l.ear TraI. 7
tI eo'oleek . .. o'clock r. n.
3 o'clock r. . .. .
4 .. ..
OUR from t ntil 8 o'lock. r....
UDATo and fAom the Lake, same day trom etsy,
way OO.rain ave the ADty L General 't
NE·W OALEAWS OPROIUIAs
GREAT WESTENB RAILBOAD.
1. 8, at o'clo. O etwee tew Orleans
Western A alomaAa mad Texas.
The Raroa end rybo will le the foot of b AI t HAL
ppsiU trhe Jackson Sqare, DAILY t. 7% A. . .onectin
with the PABSENGER TRAIN leaving Alsern .t P A IL
Sippare and ondinnss of traght, by girvag  otic to the
INew OrTo Trasd ompany the , mear Cay. and Common
rete, a have their goods received or Ad.wed In an prt
of the city M reduced rates of dr ya
eights for Gsta tions on the re.t, for landtage on the Tdech
and fora Opetrain.a dliverte atl Nw lberia es rts eahs
wyb, seved ly s ePANDRLd O nra. to 6 . .,
-AMlP-
a the eat t Parry twill ve the foot rt. A t
hie Snd poul tess a Bafreit, by gture b ot. to the
dSevup ind Lokport, for Belaner Canal, and for Howum
wra m mesa ved and treiporW thrrgh vBa eeeand, La
fourh and T ns sls, th ogh Nmbot rates.
All outward taeight paeable ri, th time of shipment, and
award feight as delivery.
. W. It. BAILEY,
u perintendeAt
Fn UOATIONAl.,
MS. Q. H. CALDWELI.,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANOBES
-of
Ae Thoreosgh a stsh EdesttIos, Modera
Laugeages and Musict
\tl Dal and Instrumental.
LEaSONS IN DRAWINo.
LANDSCAPE AND PORTRAITURA.
IStr.aers' HB el,
no, 129 Chartes Sreet Noew Orleans
IrxEurcS.
Rev1 Dr Le.rock. New Ol·ens, Lsa Prof. 11 H. D xoo
Cbhrleston, .  C.; Hea. Trelmond t dry Lortdans,
hon Jude ima, Now Orleans; Prof. T. L. Caldwel
Transylalni University.
A'Tl l...A IIIn.TAIY IdmTITLT M,
EXIINGTON. VIRGINIA.
Appllctios will now be eeroved for the apoinamenata of
o tH ~redddletional Cadto into this Instittos Thos
etaril[ Ihi the " ammer emoStheb at, pea leaar se
in tho spelnl conrse of diey Oal Inatm tnl . by wb eh
they are prepard loo tmhe dralrr tduies which oammnce nao
MOUNT LT. E IGTO ' VIOIJIA.
EARI mITEIPSBURO, MARYLAmND
Ahsliratbslouswil low hed vo 1v08 fortheapoind tnt of"
powered to cdarel Ddtionl in 180, ht Oon tDlltl Innprot
andd . is its men s b7 gfving a THtIOUGI[ EDUCA"
Ta alba I h seb el.tie Yeao Ielir te
week of August; the Second as thelith of January.
The Torms for Bol and TucO e . pr a unm-l S.
tionory, eta, ifsuplied by the College must also be paid fot
Ail the pude ore on tiented In tahe Dotran inad bidr-v
t the e epreare or the g Chbolhe omligio.
lor theo oll. te Colr. For furthe r n nftormtn tn nolR t
the lWridCt, S JOHN MAIpFFieY, D. D.
C. D. ELnso. 140 POd treteet, New Ories eat
c led to a Aget tor the Colleg.
LOIIIAA MIATI rSaLsEiNNi,
NEAR NAEXNDRIA. LNOUIRARA.
his hittand fuppouned bu the SLS, or Landirem
T next irealo begres ieptembn d, hads etincln imph
FAdRLdr--dAn/Its or e s U orp et YL Uc3 rs Din aUl
bree s of Leteram und acilene masear Wgt ton the be t
Collems p"d uL t rn ties
Cooauss no ro- he r Se a s p on er ry ot ia as Aesd
the t ersh t at B ar en Tto a reM SIm pe ran nm - a n O p.
Toreahe sel slon SII --aylt inlotig $4o ; lo0 pt.
abl in avaesd , baoce iequl poyment J r i id
A .l tut t 1eni ae tinu der In t otn and raehargd
f tme otf eit ran tes
Addeau D. Fr. BOTD, Slpfrtob daN t
ALOStI LA O'S SCHtOOL FOR UoTSw
BHATAWA, PIKE COUNTYI, MLISSIIPPL.
(ee ew Orleosansd Jrckmba alrod.) th
Clrcnlere and bC obtavned ousru ~lllttloe s.OBER1
oPrTnIs. otu.. o3n rcdlrCsm ad eprto anenAe
ATTORNEYS AT LAo.
R. L. Ae-
em , d ate rofl 4tr
NKW ORIEANNL
dILLdr A D. BOCLEr,
OIIaIC, PIEIORT a D CoUTTY. Y. oMs oMP
wc Orlesos.ood oN. Raload.)
irco las tryb rltitnen oap lIcato in, R R
ATT ooRn NEs LaAT  kLW
N. S saps odla   nns.
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T FOINIE LABINTOTUL AOB
BUCK'W B.ILLIANL,
Vms soei Ite ienI en Ir . aie e, Pa enad b, anorl
and bri km th inme8for m me whe are bm
use' altendedin pm IyIr e iv Oris Ifs in d th Sme
-es te of cit toe r  t- nad dgw Pomd wYen
-- NE U MD AoN e0s o D nm IEa.
BU HCK R IAN Ta,
tho. abv St.SCbtre tnmly or ,cet lam e lI Poenodksb
-ecll d any utbero stave new' lu use, hs otw
Imce end gsete l- F BeOi BNere18 nirod t8
whr wthinh !t thetitye fe o ch,,gs.
I H. HOALE Agen,.
DR. OFb, WIIN oN, ACCOUCHER.
I IMKICAL.
WI TA&. THZ OYSI I
Dr. WOLCOTT ve be will pay $1000 to any peres who
will produce a ram4y that willlo istany remor., and
n reoad ly asd permeqy cure any pasi is the e dratt.
Tempus.. Mee, Io)o Breat Sck, eae, IMa·e,
Sidae, Hips, Abd om e, eat kle Foet. Tm.o Internul or
maxtrsl, es o r c eleu , Ol Uleer. 'ebs wosad,
Prightul Ceeaneo-in fact. all pals. from day case Rheo
mati. Neualgie. from a moeqoito bits to tio most iutets
Labor Pals.-as quick as Padn Paint, or rduce inlfieltoton
us rpid.y, be-l pormaatilp as oeu, give no poi in lIe up
pllecotiols. whether applied to the wde t lfsat or the mos
reble or a per.oa, and Is harmless as Pain Palt
Applied set Au. 86 Carondelet secst.
J, HN 'RAVES,
Bole Agent for Now Orleans and State of Lou sians
Country Dealers and Drugciitu supplied.
TURNUI'S TIC OU-LORZUI.
-Oa
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certala oad 9"4e1. DOre
-roe
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL, It to tohe UntOlng
Remedy In all case of Nearlgia Facaell, ften effectiUg a
perfect care to less than twenty-four hors, from the use of no
more than two or three Pills.
II otwe form of Nelsual or Nervnos Diese hae bited
to yild to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Eve Ino the severet caes of Chronle Neuralgia and gene
sl nervous dorangemento-of many years snadmdg-affectg
to" entire system, Its use for a few days, or a few weeks at
Os utmost, always affords the meet aseteulblng rdef, and
ery rarely bile to produce a complete and permanent curs
It contains so dregs or other materials to the sllghteetjtl
gree injurious, even to the meet delieaie system, and can
alwas e ased with
PERFECT SAFETY.
It has long beean in oastant eas by meay of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who giv It their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Seat by mail on receipt of price and poestag
One packager 1 00. Postage, 6 cents
bix packages. 5 00. rootage, 27 ceats
Twelve packages, $9 00. Postage 1 ceants
It is said by all wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and
medicnes throughout the United States and by
TURER A CO., Sole Proprietors,
120 Tremont Street, Beeton, Mss.
FJICT I--Meen I. Lffeu a Hollse No. rib
SPoydre et, Manufactumer of the Malaoff ditteN:
lou by the U. S Governmeat for manufacturtng the Melakofi
itersLd found in the InredIets employed a compound
well iculatea to excite sad ees. In good order the diestivei
organs I have precr,bed aid Btters srsrl times, and in
every Instanc I had oceois to aeceraaln their benodlcial
eeet. I remala, gtlees, very r especlly, your most
oediet aorva. &.MlECIER, M. D., 198 Canal stree.
I bave examlned the pauet you bold for the manufacture of
Malakol Bitters, sad Ind anothe i the ingrediuts theoreof
eleuIed to ct lojorlousll y p the humen system, unles
takes inL nordlnate mosatles Indeed, i nuthieg bo is
cordial aromats bitter. A. S MITH. m.
Your Matahl SndIrs, whtch I have examined, dh net
ourtln i ts njurtus Is health, sod ma reoom
meaded e to here Cl wal of a od tonlc
Tounu f. 81ONPPRTr , Y. D.
PREPARED BY OGRIMALT A cO.,
Chemlsto to IH. L H. Pritce Napoleon,
PARTS
Theu dlifferet medicinfs reorest the most r t re t medal
diroverles, roudod on the principles of Cenmletry and Tee
repentice. They must nt be cononuded with secret or quatk
meoicoins, as their namee |sflenuly lod.e ts tber compos.
tion,; a cirumtUmtneo whic has esueed t"em to bea appgrcited
and prerrtoed by the Faculty ts the whole world. They
wIdely differ from those numrous mericinrls sdverleed in
the public papere so able to cue evert paulble diseent as
,they e spelcahe ouy to but a vry fewoom'atnts rte
most strtneent lows exist in Pnecn with regard to the sIalo f
medical preperatsl, snd nly those welch hrve undrgona
an examintion by the Academy of Medicidoe and hrvetee
provnd coedntus, elt ie tsO he noorpitlr or in the practice of
the Ires meoical mo, ore stoorsed by lth ifooernesut.
Thbis feet muint be lreronte for the oxcstleocy of Meaos.
GIIMAULr a O 's MEDI('S E&
DR. LERAI'S (DOCTOR OF MEDICINE)
Lqitd PhoephIte or IA o.
The newst sod moot esteenmed modiclro in cases of (' lo
rosl, PaBns up t Stem ct, Icittll Dtceniin. Dismuor
bes. Ansmne, sera Deatlll' an Pooriet. of BlooeL
It is pert~culrly recommes-od to rrgulteOthe fouction. 0O
nlte.o. nd t nall ladlee of 0ldieofe conetitutions. au ell as
perrors lUurfnlg under any kind of I ebilty white .ever It
i the preeervti of bealln, par excellence, in 'l warm ano
relaxing climates.
Ne More Dcod LTvoe OL1
RI ULT'S SYR8IUP OP IODIZED 03R3 RADISH
Th,s medicine hs been administered with the utmost ac
e:e the hosp boulit of Piris It Is a peife saobsrltua for
Cod Liver Oil and bus bee found moan betescial In Disea.es
of the r:hel, hcfnla. Lompbatic Di. ldera., rea Slick
oes, Masculr Ateoy and Lose os Appetste. It rsgenorstes
the constitution In purifying the blood. it being the most pow
er!ul derpoteve Ik t has an' emn applied win hippy
relits in Dlu es" ot the Skin. Pnrther, it will be foend to
be of great leouli to young childres subject to Humors
aed Obittuc'ien of the ilands.
(ouoslmpteln Cuwed.
GRIMACLT'S BYRI)POF HTPOPHOSPHID TOPr LIM:.
This new medicln is consridered to be a ArveresTg remedy
is cones of lonuumptlon sad eDtor Dtseaner ot the Lu tne.
It pr, nplly removrs all the most serious svmoom.. t'Le
,nlh .. relievr d, niht perspirnsou ceasu, and the patient Is
rep dly reoed tdto ealrhb
ORIMAULT A CO'R
-Srsp of Ierriuitoua IPlriliam Mrak.
Ctiamied to 5. 5c H Prince Napoa In A
hbts ppero ha the ms apr adaIags of noDbistew twa
most powu'Ikl tests nowe to the medIcal world. Of pr ft c
li mpidt and egeaelo tar, ths Syrup tL tene awta la re
te suite rket moat dolcato estomach.
Is t o preaeetec the FEh UGrIIOU TOnIOc wOa b
oulcd bhe edministered to ladlr of delatles ootltuUo h
:ouunepaol h bhaowsrd In attalning lbs age of puberty, sod
mto_, olsla ofur onstltutlon s ad t d aw rticultyg ea
pl:Aod no he treatmnet of CholoRce, Aaneel Pesl Cor
Aapp of eOltite Poverty o s loo3 d o a
No Mors DinelIt or Fal~tel tgoattoat.
DR. IL SIN DU BUISSOWN'S (LmtnrieofItoe Paris onpe.
del Acedemy of Medlcio)i DIOtSTIV LOZMOEDS
-ail drlleous reparation to aIlys prescrlbed by lbs molt
ropntod medical men to Fistc in caeos Dorg .montl of
the Dies.tie hFnctins. f eb u Ootritle. ehIasrulg. Lag
and Laborlus D Igeelt, o WInd In ts dtou alsod BS rels
-meirtilos, Jeendlos and Uomplhinto of the Liver std Olttle
Neonr ua HeadaC he., NeUlragt, BDlatm-hea,
Dyestetery
INSTANTANEOUSL-Y (1111t BY QiIMAULY'S
OUCARASA
his regetable cmbetaoe, whicu grown In tie Smulls. be.
been empored sirce tlime iiamemorinl to rum nlrm.unhion
of e Bowels It r proed or rdl l oonttrh gr*rtese.tc
vle in roeo of Cholers, u it i a prevetliro and ureus in
cas of Dheurbea.
NO More Cepatba aad Cobeb,.
till ALiLT'S IUAPSOLES AND LIQUID RETRACT OF
MATICO TEGDTALIL
Wbhenoallthr me.tcrioa. ee failed, them prope•rtivue
tabyemad In the hsapitale af Pari, by the elebratd Dr.
'coe and are bond o ret *ur al b . b,--,.
ie.Y.,de ceeea  o.so Dupele sod Ceteb. The mIJo-nies il
a th rJee $ad eape to more cbreui emes.
N I --All the ohose MEDI(CAL PRRPAR&fIl)8 are
so-ompaI be lSllr.(t.,ltlt t to tl1e mannt ta wilc lhey
are to be tahen
(inerl Depot in Paiels at SKAULT * OP.,
45 hoe Rcholes.
In New Orloens sI P DUICOttNFc'8,
'hoarsre ,ireoi.
AGRICULTURAL.
RILE ILY A .... NIC M...I....I MLL.L
Hrtrlg eued the servcesof MIr. PETER ScRINLAT,
ho tarot br of the mostpyr' red LICE PCC CDER now to
se, who hasb es or moroebw lOsS yr ftneggd htthe coe.
eroction, ea sand mangomeunt of lce MachIanr, we
a w prepared, ander his pOvion. to construct a1 llids
,f Msthlnsc reqairad In the pealpeatles of Rica for tic
market, sad to teroh all oeceusary dnraw e sod speel.
A- model of McKinley's Psiut Rice Holler, ulabeo uor
hose who reilIrats Rlic for doemeet coenlOmp lou, ca Is
.0 a er sebhltebmest.L
'me, Mrborts'.Vckshurg an Pn a. Raeheg Scat-tIles
Carver atte Gin, of elgb mu o , the bo Is
ewto f P rrest dss. IN Gesehdagr/.
K3(ISUOl AS TO 1A U AS rr Sl,
BSemeod free Ne. I lenagtoo unret,
--tapom op
ADDLEKT, IAJlDWAB&R ULTMG PACKING AND
5050, DI0., 3ri.
,e. (TS T Cspraiee w a, sd i,, IS esd N
I. (o q. ,.
I . & O.F....... .. M, ..........J. a e. P,
,v,,4 Z.4ge o lemiossasm.
THx t. w. GRAND LODGE O LOUSIANA L . L . F.
Neste sme-anndicty oa the berth Tnedqe in Jeme y emd
uly, in New Oriee. Oeare for the present year 188-KIL
Bka ef No. 9, M. W. Gravd Maoter; J. F. aloft SEW
-L W. D. Grand Master: RH. Fauehild, of Me. I, I. W
Orand Warda ; Josiah Felger, of Na 6. E. . Orand Bre
ry; F. W. Demdmsderr,et Noe. 40. W. Gradee Touwer;
Luther Homo., f N. 15, and J. 0. Danlmp, Af No IS, a W.
 Bapreamtativea G. L U. 8 ; B G. L Mee.of NW 11, W.
Grand Chab i; John B. HenA . of No. 6 r W. Grad Mrhl.;
A. Masure.., of No. 4o, W. rand Conductor; J. imear,
of No. 10, rsad Guardlm ; P. G. J. . LinLalha. f Ne.
I. W. Grand Berald.
Dwar-r Davrter Gtats Mosu--P. G. John P Barnett.
e No. 17. District No. 2;: P. . A, J. Vandeptif of Ne 9,
Distriat No. 3; P. B. T. Grlsamera, of Na. St Distriet N.a
; P. G. . P. lark, of No t2, District Noa ; P.O. IL
OCncy,E oN ae 7, Distri Noe. 7; P.. Jacob kehrsn, r.of
No. 1G, Distriu Ne. 11; PO.. IL Hunlceter, of No. 21. Div
trel N 12; P. G. G. W. Qth, of No. 29. District N. L
ro.ualyd Commmrr a --ru of the Order-P. G. lire Gee.
W. Ra., of sa 12; P. 0. Maste W. G. Wiles, ue M.a ;
P. . Master Gardner Smith, of No 12.
Jdicial.--P. O. Master Lather Homes, of Ito. 1; P. G.
D. D. G. M. Ph SchBder, of No. 10; P. O. D. Waedan, .
NoMe. 44.
lBndidioo sad pLasrs .-P. G. Master George Nangee.
or, of No. 29; P. U. Henry Haskell, of No. 16; P. G. Wm.
Wisett, oe No. 11.
Patlionsand Appeal -P. O. Master J. . Dunlap of No.
13; P. O. L. Graham, of No. U; P. D. G. M. Bcnjamis
Moseors. of No 6.
L a;rirve -P G. Mauster Thomas H. Shields, of . 6;
P. U. Master Howard Miliaspagh, of No. 17; P. G. Joseph
W t, of eo. L
mnanmr.--P. . Master A. Wallace Hauter of Ao. 16; P.
0. master Edward Filabury, of No. 16; P. 0. L F. Tower,
of N. 11t
Crvenriart.-P. 0. A. W. MacDonell, of Na IS; P.O. Franak
Plater, of No. 23; P. G. George Dirmeyer, of Na nS.
All communnicatons to the . . Grand Mastr or Gread
Secretary should be forwarded to the ooce of the Grand te.
eretary, ever the Cresceat Mutual Insurance Company, cor.
a-- of Camp street and Commercial Plane.
JOSIAH FOIGER, Grand Secretary.
Suberdlaate L.dgees
LOUISIANA LODGE NO. L
Meets every Friday evening, in odge ..oom No. I,over the
Grecent Mutual lasunrance Company. OIoeors-J. I l k.t
wood N. U., O. A. Barnes V. U.; M. Duzan, Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGW NO. S.
Meetevery thumdayvenng, in Margay Buildings, Third
District. Ofcers-Peter Richter, N. G.; John M. Cool V
U.; Wiw. Wal4ce, BSecretary.
UNION LODGE NO. 4
Meets every Mondayevening, in Ledge Room No. 2, Wo. 2
Camp street, over the Chamber of Commerce. Oflcse--Wm.
Hyland, N U.; Wm. Hodgins. V. 0 ; Eugene Morris, See.
rotnry.
CRESCENT LODGE NO. &.
Meets every Thursday evening, In Lodge Room No. 4 over
the lome Mutual Insurance Company, corner of Camp and
"atches stres. Oiers-U Cashing, N. G.; Ja Qull
lan, V. U., Henry Dart, Secretary.
JEFFERSON LODGE NO. .
Meets every Thursday evening, in Jefferson Hall, earner o
Magazine and Phil.ip streets, Fourth District. Officors-J
E, Rtandosph, N. G.; J, C. Golding, V. G.; A. Ledenheimer,
Secretary.
TEUTONIA LODGE NO. 10.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodg Boom eorner of
Customhouse street and Bxchlge Alloy. Officers-.
Stahl, N. G.; O. Eckert, V. G.; Wa FI. o, Secretary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO. IL
Meets every Tuesday evening tn Lodge Room No. 1, ever
the Crescent Metual Insurance company. Omeors--H. R.
McVey, 1. O.. H. Paland, V. ; P. R Dvckenson,ecretary
COMMERCIAL LODGE NO. 12.
Meetsevery Wednesday evening in Lodge Room No. 2, Ne.
92 Camp street, over the Chamber of Commerce. Ofewrs-
Wm. J. Andrews, N. ., Wm. C. Anderson, V. G.; Paul Har
HOWARD LODGE NO. 11
Mesh every Thursday evening in Lodge Room No. 1, ever
the Crescent Mutual Inemance Company. Ofiers-Jam..
Trudeno, N. G. J. M. Morris, V. G.; Henry Fisk, Soeretary
HOPE LODGE NO. It.
Meets every Wednesday evening In Lodge Boom No. 1,
ever the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. Ofoers-J
P. Todd, M. G.; John L. Lewis, V. 0. Wam. P. Sylvester,
Sscretry.
DELTA LODGE NO. IS.
Meets every Monday evennlag in Lodge Room No. 1, over to
Creesont Mutual Insurance Comoaoy. Ofiaere-R. K. Boyd
5. G.; W. L Wrtght, V. G.; J. H. Bark. Seetary.
TEMPLAR LODGE NO 1.
Meets every Friday evening, in Lodge Room No. 3, over
the Home Mutual Insurance Company, corner of Camp and
Natehes street. Officers-Johe H. Keep, N. U.; John B.
Carlin, V. U.; A. Wallace Hanter, Secretary.
COVENANT LODGE NO. 17.
Mbts every Tuesday evening, i the Marigny Bnuildings,
Third District. Ofcers-John Grayer, N. G.; Chas. Adams,
V. U., Fred Holyland. Secretary.
POLAR STAR LODGE NO. I1.
Mets every Wednesday evening, ia Polar Star Room St.
Louis street. Officers-A. Demare, N. G., A. Meynter. V.
I., Ernest R Wanck, 8ecretary.
MAGNOLIA LODGE NO. 22.
aeets every Tuesday evening, in Lodge Room No. 2, No.
12 Camp street, over the Lhtmoer of Commerce. Offiersm
I. W. Frat, N. G., J. T. McCormack, V. G.; Chas. Broker,
Secretary.
INDEPENDENCE LODGE NO. 23.
Meets every Thursday eve ing, in Polar 8str Room, St. Louis
street. Officer-J. Frans,N. U.; J. L Balts,V. G.; G. iKlter,
Secretary.
COLUMBUS LODGE NO. 2t.
Meet every Friday evening, in their new Hall, Algiers.
)ftcert-Jchn M. Mead, N. O ; Liborto C. Dmn, V. i.;
Thbo. P hbheborne Secretary.
OERMANIA LODGE NO. .
Meets every Tue.day vevingo . Na - Tchoopitolas street,
between Jackson and Philip street, Fourth Dltstrct.
Oafcers-C'has. C. Neis, N. 0.; D. Simon, V. (., A. Gerstne r
Secreotay.
PACIFIC LODGE NO. 33.
Mr-et every Wednesday evening in Pacitic HIll, Jefferson
City. Oficers-James Wright, N. 0.; H. C. Brown, V. U.,
E. Bell, Iecretary.
HERMAN LODGE NO. 39.
Meets evory Wednesday evening in Marigay Buildigs,
Third Distrsct. Ofoers---. Nolting, N. .; L oBehmidt,
I. U.. A. Roth, Secretary.
SOTrWENTERN LODG1E NO 40.
Meets every Thrday evening. in Room No I. na . Camp
Itret, over the Chamber of Commree. Oafcers-en.ry
"aras, N. G., Frank lmith, V. G.; F. H. Drake, Seortery.
MERCHANTS LODGE NO. 42.
Meete every Monday evening, in RBoom No. , ver the
Ho:nle Mutnal Isnmanre Company, coaernr of Camp and
OSichrtreeta O raJ. Walker, N. U.; KG. Byrsch
F. . H. S. BeI, Secretary.
HELVETIA LODGE NO. 44.
Meets every Tbhursday evening in Pari Hall, Jeerseen
7ity O era-Geerge Woase, S.t.; F. Leideabhemer, V. .;
bret. cbopp, Secretary.
INTERIOR LODGES.
De Boto Lodge No. 7, at Batou Ronga
Peith Lodge No. 21, at Shreveport.
St. Landry Lodge Iso , at Opeloas.
Clinton Lodge No. 27, at OlUnatm.
Excelior Losdge No. 3t, at Thzbodaua
New Iberia Lodge No. 36 at New rIb~r
Prairie Lodge N. 37, at WashingtoL.
Chuborne Lodge No. 45, at Mlnden.
JOSIAH FOLOIR. O mertmary.
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.
MYate every hrst and third Iaturday, in lodg Room Na S.
Ver the ome Mutual Inunrace Compmy, craer Campad
Oatcth strert Oficers-A. Manuren, D. M.; Ckal. .
loa., D D. M., Henry HaItehl. Secr Mtary and Treasurer.
nemenpmenuta.
HE R.W BRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
Msta semi annuoily on the f urth Wedneday in January
ad July. Omeers for 16R-J. T.Winnemore, of No. , M. W.
rend Patriarch: A. W. Maeronell, o Noa 5, M. Grand
igh Priet. Jo'e A. Flioro. of No. 1. W. OrMand , Ward
a, W. C. "Wi.en, of No I. a V. Grand Scra; B. DLsilvra,
SNo I, R W. Grand Treasurer: Gee. W. Roper,
No. 3t. R W. U. Jutlor Warden; A. Wallace
Inter, of No. 1. R. W. Grand Reprentative .
irge Nngea.ser, of N. 7, W. O. Marshall; Frank PFlter, of
o. 7, W Grand Seteel; M. Prankford, of No. , W. D.
Irand hSemtinal.l Heor Jeee, of No, , DtL. No. , Deputy
strict Grand Patrcarck.
rotente Commluvrvr --tr,L,,tihdo sd Re,ru--Joth.
SPotter, o~f No. l,Wm, Blloomield, Jr., of Ne. 3, A. lMac
an. of No. .
Ratr of tI ODrier -J O. Dnalan of No 1i. Luther Homes
Ite. 1, G. Tamrona, of Ns .
.nne- M Rurh. of No. 7, Jobuh: B. Ieno, of Ne. 1
eo. C. Kautr., of N. 6.
Cinr istde amd BypLn.es.-ioeward Milispe. of N. 6,I
i.ward P.ibory, of No , 7. F. bturchen, ao o. L
Sebrs.w e E Pameampmenmte
WILDET NO. 1.
Met e tLhe First and Third atndtory(s each m ath, I
dge Room Ne 1. ever tbhe Crescent Metual l Cmre -Ce .
ay OSwrr-B. De hliv, C. F.; A. Themes H. P.;
homs H. Jones, Scrte.
HOBA ENCAMPMEWNT NO. 2.
Meot the oesd end at Porth Seterdaye of ree rmou h, to
edge Bee.. Na 1, ver the Cment Matan lusranoe
ispomy. Oaoore-Om.. Sadler, C. P.; J. a. Brke,
. P.; w. Wright, Scribe.
MAGNOLIA BRCAMPMrNT 0.
Mete ee the ecoed end fetI Sa turdays o wae 50o3k a
I. O. O. F.
BeU.. Beug OIoee-Oar Barb.., O. .; L C. aMerIri
H. P.; H. C(srtasry, Serlbe.
WASWIGTO1 MOAIMPMAT r0 .6
Mesfi a tsie seed and fourth Meadays h emob masace,
MartsBulldingsTbird.DIa.td Oseoe-- F. Sabel,. P.;
H. F. Iarkekm, H. P.; J. Reoer, Berlb
LAATTTRI KNOAMPMENrT NO r.
meds eo tihe a and third Wedmsday i Jedm WaN,.
earer at MagesIne and Phillip stress. urth Distrtie.
O -J W. Ai.. 0. P.; fran Plsaer. L. P.; Geeme
Biutter. Brise.
ODD ELLOWS' REST.
Mast t e OSee of the Graed Secretary, a the somd
Meoday hI January, April, July ad Ostober. The asw
Beard meets a the third Meday in Jmeary hr arWesioem.
tion, Odcers-J. G. Dualap President; Jeelab Plr, leer
tary, Jseph West, Trewurer; John QOuin. SBete.
OENERAL ELu 00aMMITTa.
Meeto tn ofee Grand ecretary r RIy ridame g it evesy
month. Ofmore-A. W. McDowell. Presldnt; Joeeah Fo.gr,
Secretary.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANSI GOExEAL ELIEF AB.
SOCIATION.
-ebss I eee Ormd eaers tary. laest aturday of aeeme at
Anual meesing. lat baturday in Jan ary. Oserr e 1 -
a. . Rausb, Presidmt; (A W. beper. Plt Via Preid~.
P. Plaer, Second Vie. Predldeat; Luther Hemes, Seeary;
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASOOCIATION.
Mete frst Monday In aeh month. at Ofer of the Grand
ISeretary. Election first Mondayt May for Dlreteom
BoAno ro I1.-L-Prsides-- ., . Raubs. M. W. 0 M.
fluean Cbe(mttrae-J. 4 Dunal; A. WUllas BeH es;
Eaore* P. Brugers.
Maln Commtine-O. L Thos. I. Shields, L H. Fairchid.
George Drmeyer.
Daueid (u.mitier-K M. RuskI ; Lather Heset Geor~
Neugeser.
o. W. Reper. B.W. Wleegh,. iMes, . L. BL Ury
Haskell.
JosIAH FOLWE. seerearyp.
MACHINER Y, RARDWARKL
LOC-UCP SAPETY VALV--I WOULD
respectfully eall the attaetion of Steameatbomn who are
required by the laws of Congree, peased July . 19M, to sup.
ply themselves with a LOCK-UP SAFEI T VALVE. to call
and examine my nmproved VALVE before purchasing else
where. The Vn'ro I built to strict confrmlty to law, and
the rules of the Board of aupervisalg Iaspecate; to thoreogh.
Wy operative, and I'a superIor advetages per other Valves.
The Valve is offered from 540 toS0 oes thee other Valve. is
this mam ket
OEO. W. BURKHART,
Inventor and Sole Proprletor. Clnamasti. O.
SCOTT A McCLISdOCK, Algats,
1a4, 1i and 18 Magnase meet.
New Orleans.
W AM. . REYNTOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
NesI. H and .M FRONT STREET, tlww Oazsa.
Are prepared to make entra~ts for WROUGHT -IO
WORK of my Descrlption or Qumatity, at the Lowest Prices
Manufacturers of Crescent Bread HOR0SE SHOE
Also, of Carys' PATENT EARTH BORIR.
Orders left at aBo 190 Mechalels Exchange, or I10 Posw
office will receive Prompt Attention.
(ESTABLIBHED IN ISS.)
owSe re t w eeid sea leebew eireefs.
We be leave to tluferm War frlioeads a the p Me g n
that we are prepared. s formerly I- meabaere ONes
Eagiesa Beiss, finer mils, .sser Rdelse Dreailesg Re
hlee, lw lA, Cotten Presmee, Newell Seewe". O1 Sea4
hag. uPerse Metthe, Grate Bare, lS Stnd f Pt1 menesie ad
Steamboat Webks, md *se dmmgslpYm of Maehiaery l
s f aet. i _ason A a.
Orders left a Bea l.m W heaesi u Waelus' "
willrerowe promptatten a ...
110B esDDUna-J6S. A. IUAWsABE-.a. PWOOr.i
R 049 de. U "hee "*
Ismh is gad l om and but s ed t 3 uthr SNO JIh
enale Im Rs. lad E presug M
Mb Weoi ae. rti. I emdare mt Wser at ahl wnild
oS T P. uUTWS -- -
GENERAL ADVERT-SING AGENCY,
Vtrginla Oonre, It htrem Lynchburg VIr a
Adveroiemeats tnioetd th all ewape published h the
United Rtatse, at Publtases' Lowest ht r
We have corrected list of ail the Daily, Trn Weekv. Se
Wetly and Weekly Newnomarn publihed i Maryland. Vi.
a, Nt Carolin, S uth lrollna, qeorgia Florida, Al
m Losina, IIsIpp. Texas ao Touame, In addl.
tion to the. or th Northern and Western ise from whI
pwartas demons of advertisinga h moay prtlEular oalit
can make their own .eeLedlon,
'Thin ls oa lf-etyled agency bua one anthorised by the pb
lis·nsn f noomeros Joournall of standing and repotatlon
tbrourbout the LSuthr Staes.n an oodeqseetly ogr
Oopnrior sndoemeots.
E-xtnsieos tverlners are ."e ued th they will find Itto
their Interet to contract through tts agenet for the Southers
taes pcly. It will ele them from extra xpenes
and nurn e the publlction of thoer advert'emU to pa the
,nst favorable terms.
Patrmonage from abroad respectuly solicidtod.
All eomma atons addressed as aobove will receive prompt
attention.
We beg leave to call the attention of drrtlmrL to the sul
oiLed favorable notice of thI sage , an o up n what anr
sty no act
Amuvrnoe Amw .-We take p tme ti eia l lh a
tMr Ro.an P. Bvrroo, or mas yn re ma oor of that
otrling nesp.per thez.ycbbur Iralo, and also Advr.
sing Agent for several p.r, ts resumed his old bulnesor.
-Wee ave bad bhunm relation with him tora nmber lof
m pnc h un pleaureto b oa ibi oeso ulty of dsyng that ny.
we bae alwayes osad d trome t aractminv sad Inoee-r
sose thorotihiy reliable. We cordially commend him to ,er
.phore orf hs hsneas.-- bmomd Weig, Sew. 16
t ur. R uui P. Bro., ofycbr g ml ls Vtrgi alfte
eOfce. I Useenrs Agut hOi, reeivn .sad ferwardl ader.
ltseum a toeany pactof she United Itatee. lie has be
onlete. wlth. she Virgi l since 1? and from perm
nactIns wth him woe ae testiy to sis pe'omptam sad
corore aim hi bul.e treosa os. Persona who nave ad.
ectiolag lo wil foine flr. B to be amorst fodthfel 14 ro
BUorwuam si Lvus•Ue, Vt.-We nIcethat Mr. . ]P.
Buttes has ng nstabished his Advertising Agency ml
gentlrmn. We ely send him prompt and reitable Porm
o his rare will be promply attended to.
Vs., Geoeral Newspaper an " Busin A ni, wll rueie Uda d.
erim ns and transeto thr ni.s for those •nadnis hit
mrltres is that ctaonofVIrg iat•lisle the pecIa Aogmt
lied upea.--arysaad armerm d ehisie Omat 16K.
nunicatlrs with Mr. ntta, we bars alway found 1
hantemdotbeis totherad if Mr Robert ? Bstton. obu
Before the war we knew Mr Sntton well as a agecmt, 1w
hanveme doubtl ba t1.qualdyso sow The fact that he is
sesshahb.5i leuhe8eumldewka t that merbe hi18
the bonth will require Wo take pleasu In resemu d
him to sui of our rmealr a may need an Agent In Ijub.
hurg..-(Mlchoomod B hpablic. Nor. 8.106
Mr. Inbort P. Button, of Lynchburg, is. is heoeby anther
ned to sot U Agant t o reiea ol d odvertl
mifo to fu the ew Orlean Croesent.
1. 0. NiXON,
Per U. to. Iciness.
We are pleased to loern, o wo do. ero the ulne ar
sootae by Mr hubert P. Button, of the Virri·nia ofc
urosu wlThir.buiton we awnlys found him pmrapt, soer.
im o troall h ny de e b ervi Any Ibulem im
.t .io chscl rr,. woLeeLsored be] b. pr-omotLyiu .
sd to.-{PtePnburg iVed Exprmes, Bnoy 2?. 1*t0.
Abingdoa, Vs. January 12 15r5.
To. woos va Cosuu.--Dr. Rlmebrt P. b ..os,.1or
sad reoive mubsrpost to the Atesgdoeb Vygisiai, mw h
mandhng bit a. enti sly worthy the r.ntdence 01 ths
aba may eulide amy btusnos wa'rewOr toim,
uapt fore al mnise received for mane
SO rrircpsr orr Deiy Au n esor S o 1
Mobile1 Alabsam. Nov. 14,186
To wuon w er Cboouasc--Mr. Ikobrt P. Butto, 1o
4nehisrg. Vs., Id anohor ised so am m Am heer m
mlc, recevi g snubaciprl[o w mdverttlg at our reg
Buieot, T . Auigels no1th tmO,.A
KEW OhIIANS OUJICENr.
I NW @5* N O V iNyT.
fofIW3 o "AMP O H. IWW OULEA.l
1. 0. NIXON, EDITOR AND PDOPIBETOL
Oia el unmrrl of he 6lae5 otf L.*da.
To pnmae m msid, ma.de and p atI wede. s it
Sd r *f OW Ort.m, aedt itatlms ad ethad pI
Smthwd*, wE be io thw as a. a hma bn la th pain
fm purpear at li Jleamnl. ha oumms *t .ash der's tLer
m phernd n I am e amrn at tha iam m mdd amma
with whlh ibiu de.d I0 ewmmmtd.
WhIao imnasml at of WCREWU "T Y - isde-msd,
m.e wia Isulmma to l the a d of sw spaperemald
en daseaeis. an qae win aluhe be N hea a be hae
ar. 1e03 ere ammtr mue ent
•£A emea imaltad eamw at
Ilers.espe tst. m eme and Peeigne
AMi aw sa semm et irm .CsEZons , by hmatlil b s
fpem Ipli. at mamd to ams pmplaf thms meSMa.. I 1a.
n fheo t peeple fosm .Mt tiead8 ismalthe mad wa .
wblemAtn l atf ha wl411d aem A lrie shia of et.h
r's lne pIwom 4 to
sOVTlmr rIl ma
eOUTNERN ITlEM N
amaalay amld tho war emh ea. I the sas .toe., pep..
ratim, d arrangmesat at w msnd oter Rmdia Mser,
It isoaimdel. tthe OiR O0W T IT mot marsrmed by aU y
trb dlb Jrntal te iomia Sd inm. The
Omamer.tdl sad Meaeotary kyerws.
woB hmr Im ,wem mstby m tr e IAdlm nd jdgme
wth whrlh this lmpeatat breah at ewspaper daLy is par
Irmad for tim CRIE01?T.
In brt e proprier Wat em eaCWT propLmm to
.utisem to paama to the puN a LIS mad. truvry r mmeea
& FIESTEOLA FAAPEB.prap/ary aemps is etamp
mad Of te UBIN 00 OOMMUNITM AND PAMILY
OIRCLE. It will be imn the ate, a s mt po,t Ifeuremm
by bthe pirt of trem pogre, sl mg at he mwa maonlL r
permmat tar ibm bst oft sI pareia.
The CPrCENT 8 erbwlai .d ias Irm at sdvri.
matm are ammaiet ttimmay ma tot hem wish wiaeh iH
aaerst a te pip hamv bunm appraiead amdrnwarddl
THE DAIL CRESCENT
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YPVLIBHEI TVEST MORWING (Mogao ENzane.
remay SU.arSlrti im ad ......................un
asf.yearly ................ ............................ so
'.mar rta ................. ............................ 6o
THE SUNDAY OBESCENT
Is psalarly a OME JOURNA lb Iats emelamim
m bh fed4 erowdd with * asedin madm, espilN
wrttes aor ledtd for this llms, ioadln a rIk. smtaten
tu mmd Imntramctl varlty, weloas Je t at mneh
Ha plm., heo maes, teme hbIeamwt, the rams emas
TMES WEKELT IIuU Trr
" IsABOEB OIEOUILATION THAN ANT OTU
WEEKL PUBLISHED IN THIS OITl.
liopueas st n of sa we allnemall pmepew ed ir
apen topIcsa prasam Iislat, admsiaslam s p
stay swemrtthmmsmmy mandm
..d has pooid
we .a.t at em smhwest
Ser a wmanus Wam.r. rmamL Pa.
yas. It ht proven am edmaWlr rmluma for ad
ratra ,. malt earelateiaaalldireeMmthra.ebmtaheSema
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
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FUBLIEHED EVErT SATURDA& MOURNIL,
lnd i uppd to sabsribers at e blUwtag raI:
Fors myear. In advras ........... .................... s Oe
Per 2L m hs .. ................................ m i
tratheem mes .. ... ........ .................. Is
B. mmLESOlJT JOOK AZ Ja@OO rIso
sEr T IN A[LL TI AFFOImTruEa,
h1Lh mmaged by ma ampsm mas at eDtypagopai
mart ma a tobo hem a tC omasry. It AIM ly emplmtd wi
Slb et ae Imapr mns a 1336 5 U Me aem
atyles of TIFEL All kbisdet weak prsmpil eaeaseaea
at
TEANMIOAT UILL
AUCTION NIlUl; OIUOIAEI0 8
BAND BILR ; BILU OP PANE;
5ALL mad RAFLE TWINCS
1U. MEADE; DIATE~IQ
ACOOUNT 5AL ;
MOTH; 085013:
LIAWTEEW 5I331. ea.
-asp
_laks It verey Vrerlti sad all o0*w,
UEEcEA]31 AcXOUUT 001O get p It e bm
jyem, ma e BIDDI0G mmd RULING dapasrmase at mo
*aim -nmlv -e atmalm.
DAT 00oo8, CAUe OO1,
COOTONI OOKS. ALES 00)I ea,
-OKI mad FAMPL.T prsnatd at rates mad tom epts
ihat wll sampar bwrbmly withb m berg wish at he new
Osumaeted rwith m bOOK sad JOB OFFIOE is
THEI OREMBOENT
L·ITEOOIAPBI IZeTAIBLIs MZNT,
-Wbhra are employd
tamrlm or was Bltraza SgL tam Ta Earmlnag
All itds of Litbographlalg I Is dam teb 0oE8
Beets a style UNIUiAtISED IN AEMlIoA.
Omwwinen lramuAsPwM;a
ILLrumata Tnre a u Easa
IPo oors. Oamana.m am La mma
Was asa Irass ame i
hamens INa n Cm
Norm ama IamUasa seasp
Seams ea as Emmam;
uf molar, ithe rCR31rT Idbbl asabam is
mabiad to predae may imd at wasa is em my bams tatta
E [ CECENT OFrFIE is prmsad toi tie pabte m
Smast rp mple, ts
No. 96 Vamp *reUes.
133 QEI.AAA