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THURSDAY HORNING, JOLY IS. From our Brain Edition oi Yesterday. 1 BP The survey of the entire line of the Contemplated Selma and New Orleaos Railroad has been completed, and a printed eport of the same will shortly appear. Good Price for Cotton. The Hunts rille (Ala.) Independent, of the 11th, learns pom a circular issued by Messrs.

Norton, laughter that a sale of 1200 bales, jo be delivered at New York in Decembor, Was made in Cincinnati at 24 cents. Personal. Frank Heiderhoff, the ener etic editor of that lively little sheet the Bay St. Loois Gazette, dropped in" upon this forenoon. We are glad to learn from im that bis paper is prosperous and as for uaself, his person is a living certificate of bbuat health, the result of invigorating Ireezea and the hoith ot foin living" which be Bay affords to ite favored denizens.

Recorder Becker was kept busy this KtffeufT swearing in the new policemen hich the Police Board are appointing as apidly as possible. It 13 a little singular bat the new Board should thus clearly iolato the professions made by its Presi ent. We assert, without fear of contraction, that the majority of the new ap ointees are negroes, and that new super umeraries are being given regular num Brs, while the old supernumeraries are left at in the cold. Professions cosl nothing. Thanks.

To the clerk of the steamer oaise for Mobile papers. Haley, of Commercial Place, sends us Fireside Companion, New York Mercury, mil, Field and Farm, the Day's Doings, very Saturday and the Irish Republic. From Geo. Ellis, opposite the Post nice, we have received Demorest'a Diamond puvenir. Every Saturday, the Day's Doings pd the New York Mercury.

New Cotton. A handsome reward is nered for a sample of a long promised bale new cotton, bee advertising columns. Military Items. The following orders were issued yesterday neaaquaners rum annua ry uiBirict 2d Liieut. Isaac Pi.

Walter, bin Cavalry. any Having oeen promoted to be 1st pant, vice lolmaii, promoted, which i him to ComDanv D. is hereby relieved km duty in the Bureau of Refugees, Freed fen and Abandoned Lands, State of Loni Bna, pursuant to instructions contained in a fcter from the Adtntant General of the Armv date juiy laws, and without delay will oceed to join the company to which he has en promoted, serving in the District ot xas. i. a general court martiai is Hereby an iated to meet at Fort Griffin, Texas, on londay, the 27th day of July, 1868, at 10 clock a.

or as soon thereafter as prac able, tor tne trial ol Lieut li. clntyre, 6th Cavalry, and such other persons may oe properly orougnt before it. DETAIL FOB THE COURT. n. Brevet Col.

S. B. Hay man. Lieutenant pionei itn iniantry. 12.

Capt Malcolm McArthur. 17tn Infantrv. K. capu a. tt.

cnanee, rtn cavalry. Assistant burgeon Henry McElderry, o. Army. 5. 1st LieUt.

Adam Kramer. 6th Cavalry. to. 2d Lieut. H.

M. Kendall. 6th Cavalry. 7. 'M Lieut.

Robert Cairns, 17th Infantry. lorevet major fll. isascom, 1st Lieutenant In Infantry, Judge Advocate. Seoond Day's Regatta. bedal Correspondence of the Picayune.

Bay St. Louis. July 14, 1868. race to day was a sweepstake for a ree of $100, free for all boats it was not as citing as yesterday owing to the light jeze that prevailed during the whole race, weather has a very peculiar effect in see matters, and goes prove that boat nng at times is as uncertain as horse racing, rhe entries were as follows Sladiola, 21 feet 5 inches, entered by B. amberlain, of Mobile.

Eleptoaut, 21 feet 11 Vs inert, entered by M. rroll, of New Orleans. Josephine, 18 feet 4 inches, entered by A. Hoggins, of Mobile. Jlador Sloviner, 35 feet, lugger, entered by tin Heveoricb, Bay St.

Louis, lizzie, 17 feet 10 inches, entered by H. M. yne, Pass Christian. ipbiae, 21 feet 11 inches, entered by C. T.

ward, New Orleans. Sddie, 20 feet 6 inches, entered by W. dd, Bay St. Louis. ttinnie feet 3 inches, entered by as.

Strong, New Orleans. Nettie Chandler, 15 feet 4 inches, entered W. A. Carroll, of Mobile. alia Lake, 14 feet 11 inches, entered by A.

mpbell, of Mobile. rhe race was the usual ona of 2V miles ingles, twice around. Judges: Messrs. ol New Urieam, junior, oi ucean and John Hurtei, of Mobile. Wind Liaht.

The boats were placed in po on as written, and 50 minutes past 2 o'clock nwaa fired for starting, when tney ail at for the windward stake boat, the diola leading, the others following a ng. un coming round tne nome siaxe on round, the time was as follows h. m. I h. m.

a tola at 4 1 351 Larger 4 is so Dhant 4 3 SOi "ettieC hardier 4 22 30 bias 4 8 I Bddie 4 24 15 nieOilmore 4 14 Josephine 4 25 is ie 4 15 10 JuUa Lake 4 31 lu )n the second round the home stake was I as follows h. m. a. I h. m.

a iola 5 35 45 Elephant 5 29 58 29 131 rhe other boats, being so far behind, were timeo oy in juagee. he (jladioia winning tne race and tne se, beating the Xipbias (who beat her yes lay) minutes ana oo seconds, in tne nrst ad th Elenhant was ahead of the Xiohias. she passed her on the second round, and lned several minutes on the Gladiola, as the ke will show. The friends of the Xiphias not disheartened by being beaten in a tit breeze to day, bnt are still sanguine that i can Deal any ooat oi ner lucnes a wcuio 1 breeze. there was very little betting either yester or to day, all interested parties appearing dub to see tne boats fully tried beiore testing: The attendance to day was very and I trust as the season has opened so mat oiner places on tne coast will soon 1 the boats together and offer sufficient in tements for them all to meet again.

tie report nanded me yesterday by one ae judges was so inaccurate, I could not ite you a better account, which must be excuse lor au aenciencies. Yours, Skewball. ual Leacue Outrage. A daring outrage committed on a negro by three members lie Loyal League in Campbell county, i week. The victim had formally been a iber of the organization, but had wita Iwn, and was suspected of having betrayed ie of the order, ms noose was attacxeo he night by these ruffians, who took him and hun? him up by the heels until he con Ited to again take the oath of the treason i order, tie iniormeu tne omcers oi tne the next day, who had the perpetrators tie deed arrested.

There are two specimens of the mock bird now in England. They are to be in the aviary at the Crystal Palace, near lerystal fountain. They are in full song, warble tne noiee ui uie lurmsa, tingale. mock the railway whistle, the a 1. 1 tt i Ol Wood, ana wniouo some cugusa of A a to Trouble Brewing in Colombia, Term THREATENED COLLISION OF THE RTJ KXUX AND NEGROES.

We read in the Nashville Banner, of the 11th: Trouble is anticipated shortly between the Ku and the negroes at Columbia. Some the latter have warned the Ku Klux that they will resist to the last any encroachments upon them, and that when they start they will start with bullet and torch, and sweep everything in their way. There is considerable excitement at Columbia in consequence of this unexpected demonstration by the blacks, and fears are entertained that bloodshed may follow. The Radicals at Shelby viae, where the Ku Klux appeared in force on the niizht of the Fourth of July, have armed themselves and threaten if the Ku Kim again make their appearance, to shoot them from their saddles. Shelbyville man who arrived in this city yesterday, states that be had been advised by Kacncai inend, who was a brother Mason, leave Shelbyville at onc, as the Radicals naa "spotted mm as a member of the Ku Klux Klan.

Unless better counsels prevail the Ku Klux will again be in Shelbyville to night in force, and if the Radicals cany out their threats the result will be iearlui. Louisiana Crop Prospects. The St. Helena Star and Journal learns that the corn crop in Washington and Livingston parishes were never better. The same paper acknowledges the receipt of early corn, thoroughly ripe.

As to the agricultural pros pects of the parish our conteniporiry says The prospects of our farmers for abuudant crops of corn, cotton, peas and potatoes, are excellent. Inere was never, perhaps, as much corn planted iu this parish as now aud the prospects for a large yield are good. The cotton planted this season covers about one third lees superiici.il area than that planted last year; though some of onr planters think that the crop of this year will be larger than 1867. From the Empire (Plaquemines) Parish, we learn that cane looks well, and that rice cutting will begin about the "th Our contemporary says a local farmer has found a watermelon in his field weighing fifty pounds. The Ilouma Civic Guard, of the 11th, says the season continues highly lavorable for crops.

The Feliciana Ledger hears encouraging accounts of the crops in the pine wood section. There have been several line showers in Tensas, greatly improving the crops. The Opelousaa Journal, of July 11, says: The reports from all quarters of the parish relative to the growing crop, continue to be of the most encouraging character. Corn, cotton, potatoes, and indeed everything planted and cultivated hereabouts, have never within the memory of the oldest inhabitants been better. There have been partial or isolated showeia in Ouachita parish.

The Telegraph says Wherever the rain descended in any quantity the crops have been greatly benefited, particularly corn, as we heard one farmer say that bis corn crop was increased 1500 bushels. Personal. Dr. Evans, the eminent Armerican dentist of Paris, is at preseut at Niagara Falls. Sir Morton Peto has got tbrongh the court of bankruptcy.

Mr. Goidwin Smith has selected Providence for his home while in this country. Senator Grimes is rapidly recovering from his illness. The Hon. John H.

Boyd died at his residence in Whitehall, N. on Thursday morning, July '2. He was a member of Congress from 1851 to 1853. J. A.

Clifton, of South Carolina, is President of the Ugly Club of the University of Virginia. Mr. Edward L. Davenport, the actor, is performing in San Francisco. The ex King of Hanover is about to reside at Nice, with the approbation of the Emperor Napoleon.

The death of Heber C. Kimball probably made more wives widows than any man living. As poor Artemus would say, Kimball was very much married, and dying a few days since left sixty seven widow's tears and widow's weeds. The venerable Edmund B. Freeman died at Raleigh, June 30, in his seventy first year.

He had been Clerk of the Supreme Court of North Carolina thirty five years Stevens called Greeley a scarecrow." Greeley calls Stevens a blackleg. Both are eminent truthtellers. Boston Post. The Bong of the lark and the coo of the wood pigeon cheer the Empress at Yilleneuve. The Emperor is cooing elsewhere, naughty man.

THE CITY. The Weather. The thermometer at 0 o'clock this morning was at 77 aud at 10 o'clock had risen to 86'. Very little, if any breeze was stirring during the forenoon, and the heat was unpleasant and oppressive in the extreme. A few clouds in the early part of the day betokened rain, but these cleared off, and the sun shone out bright and intense.

Stolen Goods. A man by the name of Edward Jones was arrested by Ollicer Hall on Tchoupitoulas street last night, charged with having in his possession a quantity of silver plate, table linen and other valuables, supposed to be stolen. The property, together with the prisoner, were brought to the central station and locked up, and will put in an appearance to day. An Outrage. Last night Corporal Williams brought to the central station a man named James Henry, arrested on Gravier street, charged by Victorine Henry with outraging the person of his step daughter, a child twelve years of age.

The man did not attempt the denial of the fearful crime, and it is supposed to be true. He will appear before the Recorder to day. Suspicious. A man named Nelson Bryant, a noted confidence man, well known to the police, was arrested last night by Officer Morrison, on Dryades street, charged by L). Wagner with being found on his premises under circumstances that justified the suspicion that he was there to commit a burglary.

He was, in consequence, tendered the hospitalities of the central police station. Charged with Larceny. Biban Gardner is accused by Joseph Henry with the larceny of 107 in United States currency from his residence on Tchoupitoulas street! He was arrested last night by Officer Gatfoey, and put in an appearance before Judge Becker this morning. Billiard Balls. Thomas Scott is fond of billiards.

The glistening ivory balls possess a fascination for him that he has no means of resisting. Officer Flood found him on Ba ronne street with four of these valuable toys in his possession, and straightway locked Thomas up, accusing hiai at the same time with feloniously appropriating them. Attempted Burglary. Officer Kyan reports having found in the Olympic Theatre last night instruments used by burglars in trying to effect an entrance into the "Flores" cigar store. The attempt was made through the partition of Miller's restaurant on St.

Charles street. Before their object was accomplished they were frightened away. There was left no trace by wnicn tne burglars couia be detected. Stolen Valuables. A woman was arrested this morning by Officer Sherry with valuables in her possession that had evidently been stolen.

She gave her name as Jane Moore, but refused to disclose the place from which the property was obtained. She will put in an appearance before the Recorder. A Den Unearthed. Officer Pritehard reports having found by virtue of a warrant frcm the Recorder's Court, in a house situated on Main street, between Villere and Robertson, and occupied by Matilde Lacost, a quantity of property, identified by J. W.

Harrison, as having been stolen from his residence, consisting of jewelry, wearing apparel, silk and linen goods, and valued at several hundred dollars. The woman was arrested and brought to the Second District station, together with the property. It appears that the property was stolen by two men named Neil Thompson and Sylvester Lummel, And concealed in the house of the woman Lacost. Both "of these men were taken into custody, and the trio will appear before the Recorder this morning. of he in it the as in On the Rampage.

Edward Joeih is a very bad man. if all reports of his misdoings are correct. He not only disturbs the peaoe the neighborhood in whioh he resides, but inflicts bodily nain on all who come in his way. Under the influence yesterday of some slightly exhilarating liquid, he made sad havoc with the furniture of certain domiciles on Trem street, abused the inmates outrageously, and performed sundry other little pleasantries that secured him a night's entertainment the lockup. There are a few more individuals like Edward Joseph in the city, whom would be well to look after, lest they occasion more grief.

In Trouble Again. Albert Jennings not regarded by those who know him best as most honest individual in the city. In deed Albert's social standing and "good name" are below par. He was arrested last night a thief, burglar and vagrant, and there are those who think the triple epithets are not unjustly bestowed. No doubt Albert will suffer to day at the hands of the Recorder for this evil reputation Which his enemies have heaped on him.

A Soldier in Difficulties. A man named Michael McCanly, belonging to Company 1st U. S. Infantry, was arrested last night on Basin street by Officer Slabanski, charged by Tbos. A.

Davis with being found his honse attempting to commit a robbery. The circumstances of the arrest are such as leave little room for doubt that the man designed to commit a burglary. Bckglaky. The residence of Mr. Ea phael No.

171 Basin street, was entered by unknown thieves last night, and a large amount of valuable clothing was stolen and carried away. It is said that several other smaller larcenies and burglaries were also committed. TbeBe are, however, of nightly occurrence, nor are the exertions of the police able entirely to suppress them. False Pretences. John Simmons was arrested last night on a warrant from the Recorder's Court, charged by William U.

Fa ban, with obtaining $186 from him by falsely representing himself as the collecting clerk of J. U. Waters at Co. is ail was promptly furnished by the accused for his appearauce at a future day. Both parties are highly re spectable, and the circumstance created no little feeling among their friends.

Recoedep. Beckeb'8 Court. Mrs. insane woman, was sent to the Asy mm. Edward Jones was remanded on bail of $250.

Thomas Scott, on a charge of larceny of billiard balls, was remanded until the further order of the court. Henry Clay, colored, on a similar charge, was sent before the First District Court. Mrs. O'Brien goes to the Workhouse for an indefinite period. Bibin Gardner, on a charge of larceny, was remanded to appear before the Criminal Court.

Two boys named Porter and McDermott were remanded until the further order of the court. A man who gave his name as Oxine goes to the orknouse lor ninety days. Ada Wright, a very naughty but very pret ty female, was permitted to go on brilliant promisee for the future. Minor offences as usual. Recorder Gastinel's Court.

Maria Smith, Mary Madison and Fanny Beauri chards, all colored, were sent to prison to await a hearing, on a charge of having last Saturday night entered the house at corner of ulere and Esplanade streets, and stolen there from a bronze clock and quantity of clothing, property of Mr. Grant. Eliza Allen, colored, plead guilty to stealing a gold ear ring and watch chain, worth 50, from Mr. Eh. Amant, and was sent beiore the irst District Court.

Pauline Hall, colored, was examined, and also sent for trial before the same court on a charge of attempting to obtain goods from T. Nrfnez under the pretence that she had been sent for them by Mr. John E. Cassard. BUSINESS OARD8 IXJSN, ANDREW 8uoceeor to Aiken St Balney, COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MER CHANT, 60 Carondelet ttreet, Hew Orleana.

Je7 3m O. Berry. Peter Hart. JBRBT'k HART, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Fancy and Staple Groceries, 71 Camp meet, New Orleans. Country orders promptly stteaded to.

Goods delivered to any part of the city, free of drajaga. Je7 1m H. BidwelL B. C. Pavne.

Jno. N. Pay aras. 11IDWKLL PAYNB k. WPOLfcSALB GBO JL cers and dealers in Weteru Produce, Noa 33 and Tcnoupitoulas street.

Pew cileaxJ. cl7 otf rLNBAS G. 4l SON, CORDIALS Of overy daer.ptH,x ST ICrs. FRUITS and wTSaS 1 auC 14 St Loou street. New Orleans.

aXi f7 otf O. B. Graham. P. Anderson.

G. W. Couves. rt. Simpson.

Oi RAH AM, O. B. GENERAL COMMISSION I Merchants, 139 and 141 Gravier street, New Orleans. Liberal cash advances made on product consigned to Messra D1NNISTOUN. CROSS a CO.

aud our otber friends la London, Liverpool and New York. Jal8 otf Geo. W. Griffin. G.

W. Porch. ti RIFFIN PORCH. WHOLESALE GROCERS Vff and Commission Merchants, 37 Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans. GEO.

w. ORlrria, nl7 otf G. W. PORCH. TTUNT A.

MACACLAT. IT Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, 194 Gravier street. Will make liberal Cash Advance on Cotton and other Products to their correspondents. Messrs. R.

A. CURD 4t Liverpool Uubm in in i rrn VAwTArV Messrs. CLAGHORN, HERRING ciB bm rnuaaeipnia. C. R.

Jefferson. Daniel Murphy. JEFFERSON MURPHY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Commission Merchant and Auctioneers. Having larca. central, commodious and superior business premises, we are prepared to receive Goods at all times, either lor saie at auction or on commission.

Particular attention paid to the disposition ot Bonded Goods. Stock sales at auotlon every Sat urday at 10 o'clock. 017 '67 ly ANSON, GBO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Noa. 35, 36, 39 and 41 Common street, comer of Fulton, New Orleans.

an otr tj I 1 A OMAN 08, FRANK ATTORNEY AT LAW, lTA Brownsville, Texas Agent for eoQeetaoo es lalms against toe Government. Will practise la the Ceurt of the Uth Judicial District, eomprlsln the counties of Oamaron. Webb, Sapato, Kinney oA HldalfO. ri tf Charles A. Pea body.

Fisher A. Baker. PBABODT BAKES, OOUKSILLCRS AT LAW, 161 Broadway, New York, are engaged In tht practice of the law in New York. They will alas practice in the Federal tribunals In Washington. 66 tt John H.

Pehlhaua. John A. Stalger. TtOHLHACS, J. H.

CO. FLOUR MERCHANTS, Noa. 73 and 75 Poydra street, New Orleans. nil otf PRCDHOMMB GRACE, PBODUCB OOMMIB sion Merchants, Ba 29 TohouplumXas street, New Orleans, Ls nlO otf ODD, SAM'L M. WHOLESALE AND RE tail Dealera.

In Paints, Gils, Glass, Brushes, Glne, Varnish, Artists' Colors, etc 76 Magazine street, one door from Poydras. nlO otf TJKB8TER CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Dealers in western Produce, Bagging, uope, etc. Noa. 74 and 76 Poydras street.

mi 10 otf 8. Wolff. J. H. Rareahide.

WOLFF 8.. IMPORTERS AND GBNERAL Commission Merchants, No. 17 Tohoupltoula street. New Orleans, La. nlO otf Fare Chemicals and ail New Medicines.

T. MORSON SON, 31, 33 and 124 Southampton Row, Russell Square London, supply PURE CHEMICALS and all HBW MEDICINAL PRE PARATiONS, including the following special DSPKiKH iYi utin dlragtlve Drincote of the eaa trio iuloe an agreeable and popular remedy for weak digestion. In Powder, Wine, Los PANCREATIC BMULSOB, and PANCREATINE In powder, containing tne acu viuiuihic tained from the Pancreaa, by which the digestion and aasim nation of fat Is effected. SACCHARATT.n WHKAT PHOSPHATES, a valua ble dietetic fnnriktinn for Invalids and Chil dren, supplying the elements tor the formation of bone CREAHOTE. from WaaA Tar.

of which T. M. fc SON aretliennlv RrirUli MannfACtnrers. GELATIN a perfect and economical substitute ror 1 am glass. Shipping Orders executed with care and dispatch F3 '68 Sa ly I LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital 8500,000. OFFICE, 1 CANAL STREET, HEW ORLEANS. Jno.Femberton, W. S. Pike, Bdward igney, K.

A. Tyler, J. W. Stone, W.B. Schmidt, H.

Slooomb, A. Thomaon, Alex. Marks, F. DelbondlOs Pkillp Meyer, C. F.

Glrardey, Geo. A. Foadiek, Edward Baraett, M. J. Smith.

JOBKPH ELLISON, President. W. 8. PIKE, Vice President. W.

P. HARPER, Secretary. T. M. DEANB, General Agent.

MBD1CAL EXAMINERS: Dr. B. H. Moss, Dr. Sm.

Cheppln. Dr. Y. B. Le Monier, Br.

Henry Smith, Dr. J. Hampden Lewis, Dr. W. O.

HichoUs. G. A. Bream, Attorney. ALL KINDS OF LIFE BISKS TAKEN Ordinary and Annual Endowment Ten Annnai Endowment and Fire Annual Endowment; Single Payment Participating and Hon Partloipating, Issued by this Company as low as any other company.

ALL PAYMENTS NON FORFEIT ABLE. apla '68 ly SUN lUL'TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW ORLEANS. 61 CAMP STREET. Amount ef Premiums received during the year ending December 31, 71 Assets on Diet December, 1867, valued at 7t7, 'ti 81 Nkw Oki.kanb, Jan. 23, 1868.

Board of Directors resolved to pay 6 per cent. Interest on all outstanding Scrip; and, further, declared a scrip dividend of 35 per cent, on the net earned participating premiums for the vear ending December 31st, TH08. SLOO, President. JNO. G.

OAINES, Viee President, fcTHOS. ANDERSON, Secretary. Directors for the year 1 Jno. G. Gaink.

B. J. Hakt. Hknkt Bkxmiaw, Jno. C.

Bicks, H. T. Lonsdalb, J. li. bTAtrruR, B.

Biscok, J. B. Brks, J. C. Bakelli, Thus.

Si.oo, Bt l.H WlLSUN, N. MAKK3. New Orleans, June 21, 1868. Je21 6m RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA AXD GOUT CAN BI ODRIDi SO not hesitate to use LALLAMAjrD'8 RHEUMA TISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA SPECUIO. The recipe was) procured from the celebrated Dr.

Lal lamand, of France. It la not a quack medicine. lo good physician falls so prescribe It when ha iMJrns what it la composed of. Attention Is Invited to circulars, which can be obtained of JOHN H. LOOD, General Agent, and from the drugglsla, oontalnlng certificates from physicians, bankers, nerohanta, mechanic and others of the highest respectlbllity, who would not lend their names tt Impose on the public.

IsUlamand's Sped to euros more eases of Rhsm ttim snd Neuralgia than any other remedy la xistenea. JOHN H. blood, General Agent, B. W. comer Th and Chestnut sts.

St. Louis. Far sale by Druggists generally. BARNES, WARD A Oa, Magaslne street, 6. N.

MORISON, Importer and Wholesale Druggist, It Magaaine street, 67 lrrolT Wholesale Axenta. Maw Orleans. J. VIKNNOT cV GENERAL NBWSPAPBR, CORRESPONDING AND ADVERTISING AGENTS, 133 Naaaan street. New Yerk, (Established iu 1362.

Advertisements Inserted at publishers' rates. in all the leading newspapers published in the United States, British Provinces, Mexico, South America, Bast and West Indies. Beferenees Mr. H. T.

Helmbold, Druggist, 594 Broadway, New York, Messrs. S. B. vanduzer fc 198 Greenwich arrest. New York.

Messrs. Hall U. Buckel, 218 Greenwich street. New Tork. Messrs.

G. Bruce. Son Co Type Founders, 13 Chambers street, New York. Messrs. Hasan h.

Type rounoers, js. uoia street. New lork. Jel7 in 2dp eod COllDAQE. 600 coils Manilla and Tarred ROPE, all sU es, from six thread to eight inch.

PAPER. 500 reams 20x30 Straw. 500 18x28 3000 extra 15x20 Btraw. 1000 14x18 2C00 12x16 3000 11x15 MANILLA PAPER BAQS, assorted, lb to 25 lb. Also, Urge stock WOODEN WARE, BRUSHES, BROOMS, MATCHB4, etc.

In store and for sale at lowest market prices by J. C. MORRIS, Successor to Bee be Co. Je24 Imeod 21 and 23 Old Levee street, CLARK'S OUR NEW THREAD BPOOli COTTON. GBO RGB A CLARK, Sole Agent, This standard Thread we recommend with oui Sewing Machines.

A full assortment always on hand. JOHN McNULTY, Ageut, Singer Sewlag mac nine oa F19 '68 ly So. 7 Camp street. $10,000 REWARD. Btolen from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, a package made up for the Southern Express Company, addressed M.

MORGAN'S BOBS, New Tork, containing FIFTY THOUSAND ($50,000) DOLLARS in Legal Tender Notes of One Thousand ($1000) Dollars each, numbered and lettered as follows, vis: 2775n.s 3119n.s, 3515 3907U. 8, 059 13, 903a. a 8, 591 14, 235n 38. 339n.a 25, 959n. a 8,903 15,211 16,543 10, 203 16, 731n.

I 18, 323a, a 39, 307a. 39, 34311. s. 4047 4,561 16.847n.S. 11,403 18.043u.a 40, 619n.S.

A 40, 831 u. a 31, 879n.a 34.511m a 4L999n.a 6227 6363n.A 19,131 19.19S 6727 7295 23, 135n. A 37, 839n.a All dated 10th March, 1862, letter a The publio are cautioned against trading for the same, and the above reward is offered ror the re covery of the money. CH. JUMONVILLR, Cashier.

New Orleans. March 26, 1868. mh26 BELDlNGr, KEITH AMERICAN BANKERS AND MERCHANTS, SO Lombard Street HO LONDON, b. a Dealers In EXCHANGE, U. 8.

BONDS AND ALL AMBRICAN SBCUBITTBS. Orders for British Products Promptly Executed. I.rRKRAT. ADVANCES MADB ON APPROVED CONSIGNMENTS. Collections Blade and Drafts Retired.

CIRCULARS (PUBLISHED WEEKLY) FORWARDED 05 APPLICATIOB. Ja2S 68 Saly2dp JOS. P. COULON, Successor to Price Sc Coulon, PLUMBER No. 186 CAMP STREET Agent for MOTTS DEFIANCE COOKING RANGES.

mj7 TafcSa s30 FAT INT AGJRNCY OPFICK. WASHINGTON CITY, B. a 8. S. FAHNESTOOK Late Examiner, C.

8. Patent Office, attends to applications and all matters pertaining to patents. For references, eta see circulars. dLtSdpkWtf LOUISIANA EQUITABLE INSURANCE. I9TH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TEX CRESCENT nCTCAIi msCKANCK C03LPANT.

NEW ORLEANS, MAI S3, 1388. The Trustees, In eenmnalty to the Ctartsr, ub mlt the following statement ot the affairs of the GoRipany on the 30th day ef April, 1868 Fire PremiuBisfor $236, 121 52 Marine 94,062 83 Rive ITT, EM 83 S01. T70I23 Total net earned premiums Fiie Loteee paid and estimated $69, 50 Marine River 85, Sri Paid Taxes 26, 019 5 Paid reinsurances and dis count in lieu ot scrip 60, 103 30 Paid Interest, return pre niiuiaa, general expenses less discount, etc 67, 649 03 9447, 854 395,919 13 $51,935 10 Net Proats. The Com pas have the following Assets Bills Beoelvable 3i Loans on bonds and mortgage 69,343 33 $1 "6, 837 69 Cash oa hand Leans on pledo of s'lCCkJ on call CG.W Oo 167, :4 Loan 9 on pledge ef stocks on time $11,290 00 Real Estate 75, ooo Scrip of other companies and scrip 45,083 48 131,372 48 Consolidated City 3, oo City Bonds 96,580 00 Bank and other 196,937 17 333,117 17 Coupons for City Bonds past Due for Premiums in course of collection. 4i 00 41, 62 00 $779 814 68 The Company Lave also Suspended Note, Stocks and Bonds.

Forfeited Scrip account. Interest uncalled for. $136, T. 21 7,809 24 mi 25 Tho above statement Is a true and eorreet tran. script from the books of the Company.

THOS. A. ADAMS, Preaideiu. HENRI V. OGDBN, Secretary.

PARISH CF ORLEANS. 1 City ef New Or lean 5 Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 23d day Of May, 1868. PARIS CHILDRESS, Second Justloe of the Peaoe, Pariah of Orleans. The Company will pay Interest at 6 per eent In cash en all Its Outstanding Certificates of Serlp to the legal holders thereof, on and after the seoond Monday In June next. The Board of Trustees hare also declared a Serlp Dividend of THIBTY THBBS AND ONB THIRD per cent, on the earned premiums entitled to participation for the year eadlng April 30, 1868 for which certificate will be issued on and after the first Monday Is August next, free of Government tax.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President. SAMUEL H. KEKNBDT, Vice President. EXNRI T.

OGBEN, Secretary. Trustees O. T. BrDDBCca, Johk Watts Bamuel B. Nbwham Vim.

Edwards, P. SIMMS, John Phklps. P. H. Folkt, A.

G. Obkk, A. Thompson, my23fl MECOND ANNUAL, STATEMENT or THE Factors' etnd Traders' Insurance Company 39 CARONDELET STREET. NEW ORLEANS, 30TH APRIL, 1868. The Trustees, in conformity with the Charter of the Company, publish the following statement of it affairs for the year ending 30th April, 1868, to Wit: Premiums On Fire Bisks 91, 72 9 90 On Biver B'sVs 175, 355 55 On Marine Bisks 59, 170 55 $326,255 70 Less Unterra'd Returned Premiums.

15, 733 00 2,919 18,702 00 Bet Earned $307,55 3 70 Losses, paid On Fire Risks 24, 059 B2 On River Risks 110,658 27 On Marine Risks 58. 012 57 Reinsurance 16,668 30 Rebate Returns 17,515 15 State, City, and Internal Revenue Taxes 8. 939 07 General Expenses, less Interest and Discount 20,704 05 256,587 28 Net Profits. 651, 016 47 The Company has the following Assets: Capital Stock Notes $330,020 00 Cash on hand 106, 300 36 Premiums in course of collection 65,259 89 Loans secured by Pledge 27, 605 05 Bills Receivable at short date 16, 579 71 City Railroad Stock 54, 475 00 Office Furniture and Fixture 5,744 17 $65, 984 The foregoing statement is a true and correct transcript from the Books of the Company. MICHEL MCSSON, President ED.

A. PALFREY, Secretary. STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish ef Orleans, City of New Or lean a Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 21st day Of May, A. D. 1368.

PARIS CHILDRESS, Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of Orleans. The Trustees have resolved to pay an INTEREST DIVIDEND of per cent, per annum en the cash payments ef Capital Stock, and a CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN per cent, to Stockholders on their earned participating premiums for the year, on aad after the THIRTIETH day of June next, 1868. They have also resolved to call fbT an Instalment of TEN per oent. on the Capital Stock of the Company, payable on or before the TWENTY SEVENTH day of June next, 1868. MICHEL MCSSON, President.

HARMON DOANE, Vice President. ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary. TRUSTEES MosRg Greenwood, Richard Millikem, J.

W. UrRBRlDI.R. W. A. Johnson, Johs Noble, Chappr, Hugh McColl, Marshall J.

Smith, Caclei kld, Alfred S. Hcntisgtos, L. H. Terrt, J. D.

Blair, Robert Pitkin, B. Cam bon. Samuel B. Moore, Wm. H.

HEsmjm, J. J. Wakkkm, Simon Blocu, R. T. BrcKNKR, Bawl.

Friedlander, H. Frellsikn, Wm. Crebvt, E. W. Bodd, Jooeph Hot, Pekst Nobbnt, my23 Im ETNA UFI INSURANCE COiHFANT, OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Aaeets 97.000,00 ORGANIZED LN 1830. Fifty per cent dividend Never Utlgated a claim Polioies issued oa all the approved plans." PAYS PROMPTLY. WM. E. FITZGERALD, Agent, Jesly u23 4tw No.

a Oarondelst street On On On flWRCHANT8 MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. F0CETEE5TH ANNUAL STATEMENT. In oonlormity with the requirements of their Charter, the Company publish the following 8TATEM15T: Premiums received during the year ending 31st May, 1868, Including unearned premiums oi the previous year Fire Risks i6t 43 Marine Bisks 238.734 17 River Bisks 99, 43 63 Total Premiums $1, 151, 962 22 Lees Premiums unearned 31st May, 1868 $226,847 00 'Return Premiums 23,471 07 250,318 07 Net earned Premiums 31st May, 1363. yol. R44 1 5 Lowes Paid On Fire Bisks $271, 236 37 On Marine Risks 173,940 53 OU River Bisks 45,929 i $491,096 91 Taxes Uuinsurauce, Expenses, Profit and Loss, less Net Profit 23, 015 61 105, '2 (K $277, tn The Company have the following assets Real Estate.

159,617 37 Notes Secured by Mortgage 675, 38 Notes Secured by Pledge 89, U7 23 Cash on hand 128, 478 24 Premiums in coune of Collecuen 80, 7 S3 C5 City Bonds 33, 0K Bank and Railroad Stocks l'H. Bills Receivable 127, 154 79 Scrips ef Mutual Ins. Companies 40, 8u5 00 Stock of Vallette Dry Dock Company 15, 'poo oo Levee Steam Cotton 5, ooo oo Marine Dry Dock 3,700 00 Merchants' Exchange Ll hteriBg and Wrecking Oo LOnO oo La. Equitable Life Ins. 2" Of State Bonds 1, 5 0 Total $1,466,411 lo Les: Unclaimed interest and interest payable In July next on all outstanding Scrips ol the $101, 246 15 Thirty five per cent, of Scrip issue of 1359, payable iu July 70,675 75 Unearned Premiums 31st May, 186t 22o, E47 oo $393,763 90 $1,067,645 26 The above Statement Is a Just, true and correct transcript from the books of the Company.

JOHN PBMBBRTON President. PAUL F0U3CHY, Secretary. 6TATB OF LOUISIANA, Parish of OTleans, City of New Orleans. 1 Sworn to and subscribed before me. this day of June, 1868.

PAUL W. COLLENS, Third Justiae of the Peac a. At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 9ih day of June, 1868, it was resolved to declare a Scrip Dividend of THIRTY PBR CENT, on the Net Earned Participating Premiums for the year ending 3th May, 1868, for which oertincatos will be itsued on and after the first day of August next. Also to pay on and after the second Monday In July next THIBTY FiVB PER CENT. ON THE SCRIP 1SSCB OF 1859, and six pei cent, interest all outstanding Scrip of the Company.

DIRECTORS John Pbmbkrton, P. Maspkro, McCoard, M. Puiu, L. F. GKNKRKS, PlKKKB POCTl, Chas.

Saookt, John Morgan Hall, S. Z. Rklf, P. 8. Wilti, JelOOB ly J.

J. Fkrsandb UERMANIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT. In conformity with the requirements of their charter, the Company publish the following statement: Total Premiums fer the year ending March 31, 1868 $260,875 46 Fire Premiums $188,693 00 Marine Premium 57,429 31 River Premiums 14, 753 15 260, 875 48 Lees Return Premiums 4, 537 87 Amount reserved lor Risks net terminated 630 42 55,168 28 205,707 17 Net earned Losses Paid Fire Losses 35, 686 15 Marine Losses 35, 632 46 River Losses 4, 737 98 76,056 59 Reinsurances 11,904 84 Expenses, less 28,962 67 Tax and 10, 196 67 Twenty five and fifteen percent rebate 38,460 45 Reserved for unadjusted Losses 10, 000 00 175, 681 22 Net Profits 30,025 95 The Company have the following Asset: Stock Notes $218,000 00 Bills Receivable for premiums 3, 595 53 Due by Individual Account. 29, 895 77 Loans on Pledge on demand 64, 376 66 Loans on Mortgage 21, 060 00 City Bonds 6,400 00 United 8tates 12,167 41 Cash on hand 44, 161 00 391,656 37 The above statement is a Just, true aud correct transcript from the books of the Company. D.

MICHEL, President, B. MALER, Secretary. Sworn te and subscribed, before me, this 11th day of April, A D. 1868. PAUL W.

COLLINS, Third Justloe of the Peace, Parish of Orleans. At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 9th it was resolved that a dividend of Ten Dollars per share be hereby declared, to be credited te the unpaid Stock Notes. D. MICHEL. President a T.

FORSTER, Vloe President. B. MAISR, Secretary. DIRECTORS. T.

FoasTsa. H. ZUBBRBIBR. O. H.

Karstendih, Louis Schwarz. G. L. L. Mater, H.

Blabsb. F. Del Bosdio. J. A LAPEER.

X. Weissenbach. A Marks. J. Weckerlino.

J. F. Kjlastx. J. H.

ElKBK. F. A Tbos. Schorr. Gbo.

Merx. Chas. Bbxdix. L. F.

Bbrjb. D. Michel. Aroun Kacno. Chas.

LoBrrLBB. Julius Hobrner. F. Fbsh. F.

M. Zsiglxb. apl3 THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Present Cash Assets over 86,000.000. innn.i Cash Income over 84,000,000.

Number ot Policies issued in 1867 over 10.000. Insuring over 843,000.000. CLEVELAND RYAN, a. r. clbtbland.

123 Gravier street jab. l. rt ait. General Agents for La. mh23 '68 ly GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

Geld Medal Awarded by the Leulslaa State Fair. To G. Vom EOFX, Piano Manufacturer, 807 Magaaine street. These uianos are valued for their beautiful tones, elegant workmanship, durability and reasonable prices, combined with a guarantee or term ot five years. G.

VOM HOFB JalS, '68 ly lUdp 807 Kagasine street. INSURANCE, LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FOURTEENTH ANVTJAJi STATEMENT. In conformity with the requlrementa of their Charter, the Cempany publish the following statement: Total Premiums for the year ending 29th Feb. 1868..

58, 633 a Vis Fire Premiums $256, S7I C7 Marine Premiums 189, 153 70 Elver Premium 103,097 15 613 12 Less Return Pre ml tuns 5, 859 75 Lees Unearned 40, 148 00 .0 46,004 75 Ket Earned Premiums $502, 513 67 Losses paid rim Losses 61 597 28 Marine Lossee 184, 872 79 River Losses 94, 592 09 $342, OSJ 14 Discount In lieu of Serlp. 64, 348 65 Taxes and Internal Revenue 34,711 38 Expenses, Bent, less Discount Account 32, 310 85 Six per cent interest on out standing Scrip to 1st of March, 1863 37, 177 80 $OhI10 IS Reserved for Unadjusted Lossee 11, 27T 89 The Compary has the following assets which, la the report of the Finance Committee of the Company, unanimously adopted by tho Board ot Trus teos, are declared, after ample allowances and deductions are made, to be equivalent to a Cash Capital of viz: Invested In Real Estate 4fi, 593 I invented in Mortgage on Real 79, 019 30 Invested In City and other Bonds 82, 220 0O Invested in Batik and other Stocks 123. 585 00) Inveetel in Scrip of Insurance Co's 135, 302 00 Loaned on Pledges 18, 200 00 Bills Receivable 43,898 88 Premiums in course of Collection 97,262 71 Cash on hand 11, 513 13 $737, 599 19 The above statement is a lust, true and oorreot transcript from the books of tho Company. CI1AS. BR1QQS, Presidoat.

J. P. ROUX. Secretary. STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, oity of New Orleans.

I 8 worn to and subscribed before me, this 23d daw Of March, 1868. PAUL W. COLLRN3, Third Justice of the Peaoe. Six per cent interest on all outstanding scrip will be paid to the legal holders thereof oa the seoond Monday of May nex4 CHAS. BBIGGS, Presidoaa, ANT.

CARRIERS, Vice President. TRUSTEES CHABtR A B. MowTOonsar, Ant. Geo. A.

Fosoics, R. BurfiiKa, Chas. Lafittb, John 8. MArs. itLL, P.

Andbkjon, Alfkkd Kbarnt, A. Fkkkishs, Gro. W. Drif bar, S. F.

Stockmeykb, Gro. W. Hynson, Akcu'i Montomkrt. Bknrt J. Votsa, B.

Maruckie, CHAts. WkUsHAAK, h. f. A. Lsoorar, FRjunt Williams, Thomas Btrhs, John Thoknhill, W.

A. VlOLBTT, Hugh Macdonalb, Wm. M. Pinckakd, Johit 8. Wallis, GlORSB FOSTBB, ASfDRBW STIWART, Ik B.

PoTHiBB. John Nixoh, Jr. PlAGQIO, Jambs Gallier, Bpdolph Siao, Givkh. mht4 SUN MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE SUB MUTUAL INSURANCE OO. New Orleans, 23d 1868. i TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE SUN MUTUAL INBURANOB COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, for the yes ending December 31st, 1867. Amount of Premiums for the year ending 3tat 1867, Tis: On Fire Risks $166,471 53 On Marine Risks 65, 930 94 On River Risks 85,402 317, 804 71 Add uxi terminated risks for 1866 66, 885 00 $384,689 71 Deduct un terminated risks for 1867 60.418 00 Return premiums for 1867.. 2,596 04 $63, 014 04 Net earned premiums 31st 1867.

Losses paid during same period, vis On Fire $32, 051 12 On Marine 39, 641 76 On 35,022 94 106,715 82 Add re insurances 2,507 75 Dis. ou Prem 43, 466 87 60,974 6S Bxpenses, Taxes, Bent Account, Profit and Loss, leas discount and interest Reserved for payment ef Interest on Scrips due in 1368, Including balance 71,610 31 66, 213 10 $234,613 Net profits $37, 181 BS The Company have the following Assets, viz: Two hundred and nine Consolidated Oity Bonds valued at 80c 167, 100, 00 One hundred and twenty four N. J. and G. N.

B. B. Oity Bonds, valued at 70c 86, 800 00 One hundred and two N. 9. and G.

W. R. R. City Bonds, valued at 70c 71, 400 00 Twenty five Pontchartraln B. B.

City Bonds, valued at 70c 17, 500 00 Four Opelousaa B. R. State Bonds, valued st 60c 1,000 00 Six Mexican Gulf B. R. State Bonds, valued at SOo 000 00 Nine Vlcksburg, B.

and Texas R. State Bonds, valued at 50o 4, 500 00 Bank and Gas Stocks, etc Loans on Pledge 15, 100 00 Loans on Mortgage 63, 000 00 Bills Receivable 11,396 3S Premiums due In course of 47, 183, OS Scrips of other lnsuranee 12,460 00 TJncurrent funds 4, 000 00 Coupons on City Bonds due, not collected 13,800 00 Cash on hand 974 41 ts7, res si The above statement is a true and correct transcript from the books ef the Company. THOMAS SLOO, President. THOS. ANDERSON, Secretary.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Orleans, City of Mew Or leans, i Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 13d day of January, 1868. PARIS CHILDRESS, Second justice of the Peaoe, Parish of Orleans. The Board ef Directors have resolved to pay six per cent. Interest on the outstanding eernatea of profits, on and after the second Monday of February next, and they have further declared a Scrip dividend of Thirty Five per sent, en tha net earned participating premiums for the year ending December 31st, 1867, for which certificates will be issued on aad after the 16th day of Marc next. THOMAS SLOO, Presidsnt, JOHN G.

GAINES, Vioe resident. THOS. ANDERSON, Secretary. DIRECTORS i B. J.

Hart, Jno. a Ricks, J. H. Bteuffer, J. B.

Bres, jno Q. Games, Henry Bens haw, H. T. Lonsdale, B. Blsooe, j.

a reUi, Thea A Tho. Bloo, James. JaM New Oris as, Not. 1, 1MI4U Tko rader signed Is not responsible foe any debts contracted in his Bam unless aoeompan led by his wrltsaa order, er that of his attorney i oUierwtat all mooay or other operation ou his account wiliba rMaaU and void. l'" U11" "jjt.

BO BBOOsV.