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III O. HOOD has now on hand . very large
IL. stock OF fine standard SILVER WARE
Gil Of his own make, that he will sell as low as any
OF the Northern Wares are sold 1Oi and at the
same time VIII warrant everything TO be standard
sIls er. 1873 Pa. avenue. 10 "a
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EOR SALE
A GOOD TOP BUGGY,
AZ, But recently done up.
Very Cheap.
lie q 2t" KEIEHER A. DWELL
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EpEE CpNCERTS I,

ERNST LOEFFLER, Neic York areNpe, be-
ttrstn LIST and 2d streets, would respectfully ~
state TO the public that A CONCERT ofkk3S
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON H1
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at 5 O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. m. Previous ta the Concert,
the Saloon ls open TO those desiring to while
away few hours IN the may danos. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices. ...-
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses, are requested to give day or two notice.
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BY A. GREEN, AuOtioneer.

Il Ak6E ANU hTIKAC I'VE sALkUF DIX
WEDN ESDAI, the 7Tth inst., 81 10 O'CLOCK a. m.
snd continue daily until all 10 sold. ~ store No
streets, & sell the entire stock of Dry Goods, con
sistIng Of
Cloths. CasEmers, Nestlngs,
Towels, Jeans Linen and Cotton Pants STUFF,
DE Lalns, Lawns, Grey Goods,
Berage and silk Robes,
Biesched and Brown SheetIngs and Shirtlngs,
IRISH Linens, hmbroIderies Hasieues,
Black Lace Shawls and Msntlllas,
Undsrshirts and Drawers,
lInez Bosom shirts, iansn Shirt Fronts,
And many otis Goods TOO numerous 20 mention.
AS the building is 10 be taken dowR the entire
stock must be sold without reserve.
Terms: All sans under $50 cash over that
amount o credit Of 50 snd % days, wlth approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest from dAy Of SALE
je22-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
w GIsT AND D.cTRRss, jHSt from EHrops.-This
highly glfted and Intelig gent lady can be Consulted
on the Past, Present aud Future Events, Gail AT
washington. je 10 I'm
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
MI ANTILLAS!

4 rhbhi bAh0AlNS IN
LAS!
Ladies should lose no time in calling at the store
vi CLA0EIT a. MAY, where the greatest Tar
gains ever offered may now be secured
Having purchased for cash the entirs stock of a
Of q per ceat from the cost of importation we are
enabled to offer to our customers the cDcest styles
dt0NE NAL THE USUAL PRICES.
we call particular attention TO the following lots
$50 ~ ons LACE POINTS and SHAWLs,
10 elegant MANTiLLAS, with deep cpl fbunce,
BERNoTsE IGC0E0MINi fss'5 ana othSI
novel and tasteful shapes.
ri sSa Sf&L SssT s3S i $SiEsSg
jos6, saf Pa avenas, bet. 9TH and i H1h fsis
MERIDIAN HILL,
I'I Intersection Of boundary & Fourteesth Sts
Having leased for term of years this beautiful
aocon4odaion of the Si pu SSpSh on tRs 5sGaTS
d gay Of Jgns, 1857. Eos beauty of scenery. lsssl
sSy IN III.
no nous, having two large dancing ROOM b. ides
aInns aHa dressing rooms for both ladies ana gem
for Pic Mic Parties.
Parties, Families and Individuals will find il
summer. Particua ~ as the striottst order and de
o2rum vii be enforced and every attsntio will be
Tn1 arder will be fOuni t. lntain all the deli
cacles OF the season az all times
ne Bar w,i be furmsnd with the DIGEST
LlsuoTs and Win s and the hna Segars
societies, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, Clubs aud Nh itary
Conn anles Will find this the mo u desirable resort
for spending a pleasant and orderly day.
je n Staw2v HENRY HEID-N
MI EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
It1 about leaving the city should call aud--
eAan'Re our great stock Of Pianos 'front.' "a
ChloEerlng d sous great factory, as alsOWVNYi
number oil good second -han nd, nearly new Pianos
hei0deOns, Guitars, Flutes, Violins, Banjos ram
Dorlnes, hocOrdeOns, Music, ~ uslc Hooks a @ DC
js2I 3O6Pa Az. bet atb a nd In,b =,
{ ,ARD SPECIAL.-Those Of our customers and
~ friends who have bills with us are Iespeotfui,
nOlheH maj they are all made of, and if any prefer
no 70 nave them sent In they will please cali al our
curing the present week and get thom as after
tnaI uine we shall render every account on our
oo' Ks, and we earnestly request an early settle
ment OF tae same as soon as possible. Prompt paw
ments ALONE VIII enable us TO serve our pstrons
J. w. COLLEY 4 CO
le Pilot 523 seventh st above Pa. av.
PLIGHT AT LAST AND OTHER TALES. Ry
II Mrs haskell, author of Mary Barton, Nort6
and south, dc, &o; vol |; price Is cents
ne Three Clerks, novel, by the author of Dir
horne &c &C., VOL; price 81.
:, Na'ura HlstorJ, for the use of Schools and Pam
lIles, by WortnIngton Hooker, NJ. d.. illustrated
win nearly 800 en- rawlings; vo price 81 For sale
ny BLANCHARD Il MOHUN
Eleventh St and ps
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ADJUSTMENTS.
odd FELLOWS HALL.-Third and last weel
" OF the Triumphant Success Of
ThiOdOn,s Museum of Nee hanlea nj Arts

Thiodon's Museum Of Mechanical Arts.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. ---
The following New Scenes will be presented
THIS EVENING;
lst. View of the Town of Taugiers.
I'd Washington at Valley Forge. 'r-s Ne -a--r
Sd. National Presentation
4th. The Eternal City of Rome. .F
5th. Automaton Rope Vaulter,
=, City Of Salzburg, with beautiful effect OF the
To conclude with q grand and awful scene of 8
Storm at Sea.
Doors open at ia O'Clock; performance will
comm nce at 8. On Wednesday and Saturday AT
tsrnoons Special Performances; doors open at 2
o'clock-commenoe at s. Children 70 day perform
anoes Is ots. Cards of admission Is cts. lie %
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AUCTION SALES.
y For other Auction Sales, see first page.


By J. q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers.
A GOOD CHANCE-On SATURDAY. the I'd
"A Of June, 81 hslfPsst .. m, val Be sold =,
on Third street, betveen g and X NORTH, with the
lot and back buildings The lot is ls feet trout and
nearly new.
! In view ofthe rapid improvement Of this section
Of the city, the bers appropriations Just maae by
Congress and the almost certain enlargement of
the Capitol grounds, which will natugsllT enhance
the vaine Of this property, II Is considered rare
opportunity for Investment, lite lndisputsble.
Terms: $50 down; balance In AID . months.
on notes bearing interest.
ie 2 2t' J. q MEG UIRE & CO., Auots.
By C. w. BOTELtR a SONS, Auctioneers.
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
- HORSES, &c.-On MONDAY MORNING. 25th
instant, at 81 O'Clock, we shall sell, 81 the North
four-seat Fanny Carnage, Top Buggy, Spring
Market Wagons, new two-hOrse Farm wagon,
&c. dc. Can be examined at X. Cuttings Coach
shop, on MASSACHUSETTS avenue. Terms cash.
je ~ L. w. BOTELER & SONS, Aucts
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II. SENKEN.
Agen' for the Maynard Arms Comesny,
ie 16-lw Washington, ID. q.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
--os-
MONDAY EVENING. March 10, 1850.
-sFioor Managers.

The renowned European Band under the ssdefsap % the
ceehrsted BaYersdorhs sngaged for this nseasion
si,e Ladies' Invitations VIII leave tne1f names
ana rssdsnce with any Of the above named Manngsrs
f,aitfec will meet In the Office OF the Ball
ae Eday evening and positively no Ladies' Invita-
inns viii be issued nfter the last meeting OF the Comuaee
bib ,s lake placr the Friday previous 10 the Ball
Positiycy lady will be admitted without Invitation
TssLst having been approved by the Committee.
H.entenen,s Tickets g 90 re be had from any Of 1he
above Managers. ms
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BUTTER.

NOTICE CERTIFICATE No. 1895 FOR. THREE
shares Stock issued by Canal Banking Company Of
esw Orleans dated 18th April 1887, in the Alexander
has heen lost isiai and application has made
fo tho renewal Of Issue Of certificate Estate OF
fsss ssaw sii NARY PORTER, Eaecatris, etc.
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AMUsEIs.;

VARIETIES T8EATEfk. eKaYIEI. ,srss srr
Lssses ard Easaesr M JOHN 4 oyvx
s MssS q
IsIst Might a the season.
TUESDAY EVENING. March Is. rsss.
WIZ se played the beausifa drama (Which has gr sote
ss H. a ssasa
ssis ii sss IT, Iasss IFS & ! Teapsoa
Raehsss, Mfs. VI CIaDHaa aaris, Miss coudoeE louise
ssdsf produce my dra.a WIN ersry available
ehec y vii constitute the whole evening" sn'ertsament
ss.peetseps9 st hsife4s. o'eioe Performance 70
ssI:oI oes securing Private Boxes aaa Chair
4 mis- u --'.' !. ". y. oHrrrEspALR. Treasurer f
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-sr. CHARLES 81
H. H. ~ o,skI and Manager
. ' cessek precisely 9sss as osef''s
Positively Last week u GABRIEL, and YR AycoIs .ygr
WEDNESDAY siGIIr. March y ,aa
Second night suece.sfu paatcn,e 4 Asp8opgI.
81 Tbs si ssss !, e. s ss
H s Psss f III TIE CONTRA
Grand Eyoluens On ne GosDE TENDuK.
f saas s sssosa Circle o esas GALLERY
III ais once open from q 4 sm 8 ;Ik.sor r.
~ and Toulouse streets. 1890 N s Se-soS
THURSDAY NIGHT March Is 1890
BESEFIT OF MILE FEITLISGER. THE IIIfGITF-
a. n lsssa 9DsE- r ae: 3 Msyerser
ssa sss s ssss AZ f. ss e. r., i
anee. Peiforrnsncs commences at 7 o'clock. mid
ORLEANS TEIEATER. ORLEANS STREE.
THURSDAY NIGHT. March is, 1880.
pfa ru.1a a.. II
~ sunday March ls-BeneGt Of Mons. Gilbert. II l
w feheasat- lie Fills Nasnrsir by Alex Durass ii
box once open from o'clock A. NJ TO O'Clock r. "
o'clock. = ,~ -'sS''~se - .
- PRICES OF ADMISSION Parqusite FIRST snd Second
nress Circle Lattced Boxer II So PIT (wiih arm chsr sf
I bird Circle. for people Of COLOR so cests- mia
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LANDRY g co.'s AUCTIO,

MegNEEEH4sES, LANDRY . CO.'S AUCTION
The undersigned having ssruysa III. ,,.,...s...
location the corner 81 M Cbarjss "a hna sentra
Masonic Hall have ,ted mn and ssets NOW
for the sale Of Real Estate Elaves NAT
The superior advsntages 81 liz ocs ~ ti N.
perty ahd convenience Of puchasers need M ~ pro-
SALE DAYS
For Northumberland and Thrrsdsss anu oa'urcsys
Outdoor sales attended II n ali t,r,as sas ~
Efficiency and disuatcl NAV ss rajtsd y, a. ~,
In our charge, : = " ~ "a "'' teas'ets piAesd
n2s 4 McCERREN LANDRY 4 co.
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1hksAetSAaGAASIs
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1860.

The cAMPBEILs their return from GU Babe
ing the fTst and only Minstrel Organization visited
that Island When rnrnoed that the Troupe aou
to take the trip the general impression that enterprise
would failure the that the cpuaty
could not ee, speak or understand the Spanish
proved the Music aud talent Of the
troupe being sufficient together and
and most fasia nabe audiences Havana ma
Italian Opera and Circus in their mdst Their perform.
met with such mark Of appreciation they were So
eled TO visit the neighboring ce After performing in Hs
yana Ma,anza Caenas PortoP ncipe, Villa Glars Recia
GRauabacoa st. Antonio etc. unparalleled srceess
they nov return 70 the Of their riumph
days, will still be awarded them -
a1Doors open 6z O'Clock Performance to commence nj
IL O'clock - =
Admission, 80 cents coloed Gallery, Is cens Chill
auces only. s@ 75. -
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AFIHE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON PALMYRA STREET
between johnson and Priear streets. =
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
O. W. MccEEREs, Anctioneer
Office and salesrooru Masonic Han q. f1,Ia -,
SATgaDAY. 17ah Inst, asII e,elosk "a 4. ".
be soid-- - - Sa 80 eeieSs' VIII
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with The build
lngs and improvements thereon, so1ssfng IN a comfort
holc cottage residence, containing rooms with ciose
p; d ETC., and with every convenienee for family
shinsDge This property Is situated In the First District
aeslgnaed on plan drawn by Joseph PILE Surveyor dated
then Notary Public NJ No IL az sa,ars
Prieur " yo,,
American measure n feet and q Iinss CO. % u
by Lea feet inches and lines IN antb et,esn see
HY- third cssb mi M lnss
six and eighteen n,,I,s n e.sI -, y
bea1g6 cent Interest anrr &C.,, " n9es
then Maid ,,er rsnt n.;i J maturity
by mortgage on he ~ NJ sscurea
and policy Transferred n vendor - w Arp' lsufes
Act oil sale before NJ fain ga4s,y pitt. Y. ~
purchader. $3.50 's'S a'''es a. enc sapeihe Of
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IN THE MUSEUM,

IN THE MUSEUM,
& tom, THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIAg1sTi
The Greatest Musical Prodigy in the World.
VIII entertain visitors with his astonishing musical abilities
every day and evening during the week.
He will Qpromptn) original piece or music
requested or II artist win play original piece OF music
&c will alter once hearing il execute The correctly N
kHOuRS OF TOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii n III
until y NJ from until r. NJ until Il and one Iour
alter the conclusion of the Amphi.heater
AdmIsslon. 30 cents, children hNlf MIL
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observation-disclosures

II UMHER-LUHzHExGTA VA1HNNk&
soco feet k and * dressed Florda FELLOW Pipe
FLOORING, tengued and dressed.
10000 IL and III, wide dressed Fioxia Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and sroossd.
10000 feet dressed FlcrfdA Yeiow ras gETEr
IS ING, tohgued and groaved.
i0o0M est x wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow psns
tongned and groeyed-
n0I feet I dressed Florida Felsr9 fas FLOOR
g. 81 ING square edged.
= 100, ofN feet dresssa WEATHERH5ApS.
U0aeo feet rough Yellow LUMBER conssf<rc ii fse
Be=sds MealharAcax6s, Scantiins, dnssts. ED. -
80 GO fest assoEsed oyrtess Lumber Labs Sssna]
80 saAhes. necrs, Blinds, Moufdinss, atcs, stc.
sens BY SINfsOH p0RKssFa
eeSn Nv Naw Eaaius
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+ AW NoT4CE-I HAVE RESUMED THE rRAg
Camp street.
myis iy Z. u REyN0LDS
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PROFESSOR JACOBS
FOR ONE WEEK, AND POSITIVELY THIS LAST.
Ar FIS5
Armory Hall.

HrEvenng entertainment 10 commence at eloe
Doors open at haif-past s. *
N Admission, 30 cents children servants rs cents
PROFESSOR JACOBS respectfully thanks the Ladies' ana
Gents OF New Orleans he liberal manner Id which INV
gatronired him at The Amphheaer and order that FAINT
lies who object to visiting Theaers during Of Lent
may have opportunity to witness his wonderfully
experiments has the pleasure the
ances. mia Ii
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IMpoRrANr AND 1NrEREsTINe LEorUn

Dr. d. d. SMITH, of New York
VIII deliver Lecture at the LECTURE ROOM OuD FEI-
LOWS HALL, On THURSDAY EVENING, March is at 1i
o'clock. - .
Subject Physiological aud Medical Electricity the Lee.
ture will be illustrated with brilliant experiments
RJ~Doors open Mt 81 o'clock. mia q
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The propfieios INFORM the public that this House
will q opensd On SUNDAY March H. and their
friends thai they will supply their usual nanner
with the best the Affords and that
will be paid to the convenience Of their MI
def shall not be surpassed The very best cooks will
be OH hand. '
The honse delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from the
ssar roam, and has been newly efurnisigd " -
Post Office, viii receive immediate attention. $50
nj 5n JULES GouRCTfE & co.
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Masonic 1lALL,..::.... ST CHARLES STREET.
Seventh Week. commencing MONDAY, March r. 1850 for
the first time in this city, *
J. INsCo WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.
This magnificent Painting with Chaos and con.
iinues down In historical order Capyity
tanning than fifty of the sublime and interesting
scenes In the Bible
Exhibitions evening Doors open at 81 o'clock ts
commence at Il precisely. -
Tickets 90 had Hall door Children under
ten years, haif-prce.
Also, exhibitions Wednesday, Friday Saturday After
BY DIR. Tbhits. : feg I'm :
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~ CAROLINA And VIRGINIA EEaRoxs
~ FOR SALE.
have received nfsy csroiina ana Virginia Negroes
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Honns
Also two No Backsmiths one No. Brieksyar. dSo geed
Carpenters, snd one good Cooper. s 49,
WIN receiving gangs every month dnrns the saasop
which will soil low for cash good u months scespk
Persons wishing 10 purchase would do well 10 give NE es
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply 10 - =
81. II FKTERsnN,
Is Perdfdo s<rest
OF 6m baswcen 81. EhsTiex und snro15siet NM
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n NEGROES FOR sALE-JusT ARRIyxp
with large lot Of Virginia Maryland Eszroes Yhch
ehsI ehesp, Y my old sssna eesnsr q
Elsewhere. TEL = 2 s
oil 6nn&W JOSEPH BEUIH.
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3nastitular ,slotites,

February rs, 1860.
hg,t am directed by.J. Edgar Thonssom,
ftsaen 70 oner Tor saie In this market Twenty Thousand
Shares Stock In Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Persono de-
q purchasing can be accommodated by applying TO me-
fe2i II q - u 4 rIiIKERsDH Aernt
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81 J. B. WALTON,

pEs sR.s ni;., SMALL DWELLING HOUSES il the
long credit without endorssrs 70 oO'a very
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

ASome years ago, a lady noticing
a neighbor who was not in her seat in
church one Sabbath, called on her re-
turn home to inquire what should keep
at home so punctual an attendant. On
entering the house she found the family
busy at work. She was surprised WHEN
her friend addressed her
why, la | where have YOU been to-
day dressed upi your sunday clothes ~
ITO meeting"
why what day is it?
Sabbath day"
Sal, stop washing in a minute, Sab
bath day. Well, | din't know, for nv
husband had got so plagued stingy that
he won't take apaper, and we know no.
thing. Well, who preached ?"
"Mr.-"
what was his text?-
"He preached about the death of
Christ"
Why, is he dead? Well, all Boston
might be dead and we know nothing Of
it. 1t wont do. we must have q news
paper again, for everything goes wrong
without the paper. Bill has almost for
got his reading--Po!ly has got quite
mopish again because she has no poetry
and stories 10 read. If | have to take
a cart load of onions and potatoes to
market, I'm resolved to have a newspa-
ppr"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
TeNte de Succession,

NOUR DU 6nE. DISTRICT, Ju-
~ diciaire, Paroisse dI6erriAs, Eat de Ia
L~ouisiane.
En- vertu dun ordre on decret a moi adresse
par rHon'ble. Cour du GENE. District Judiciaire
de rEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la parolsse
d'Iberville, portant date lie 90 courant, Jex-
poserai en- vents p~ubliqus au plus offrant ct der
nier encherisseur, pour du compliant,
Lundi, lie % Juliet proclaim,
1860, 4 IL heures A. NJ, a la maison de cour de
cette p~sroisse les prophecies ci-apres decrites APP
partenant Ia
Succession de feue Augustine Favron,
ct a Ia commuuants qui existait entire ellie ct
son epoux surviyant Fiorestin Badesux. savoir
UN MORCEAU De TERRE mesurantd ouze
75-l00 acres situE dams Ia paroisse d IbeIviile
dams Ia section fractiopelle No. 81, Township s,
Range 10 Est, borne dun cole par terre de Gen.
jamin Cspdeville ct de pauire cote par terre de
Valrey Badeaux. 6is.
THEO. BLANCHARD, sheriff.
Paroisse d'Ibervills, he 81 JUN, 1860,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

Fiat dea LOuisiaas--ParOisS d Lberr1He-
Cour du 6eme District Judieiaire.
Dams la Succession de feu Alexis eau
thier.
4 TTENDU. qu'Eizaheth B. Leverett, en- son
n propre droit CONNIE epouss survIvsnte de la
cornmunauie qu'existait entire ellie ct lie dit feu
Trasimond Roth, e. CONNIE Tutrice naturelle de
leurs enfans mineurs, Godfrey I. Roth. John B.
Roth ct Coralie s. Roth, a ce jour presenie sa pc
tition en- cette cour pour obtenir rhomologation
du Compile Final de administration de la sue
cessien de feu Alexis Gauthier, enliass6 en- cette
cour pour son dill epoux lie 13me. jonrde Fevrier
1860, en- sa capacite d'Executeur Testamentaire
Avis est par lie present doune a toux ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jours de la
date de &c present les raisons POUR lesquelles le
dit Compile Final ne serait pas homologne ct fat
lie iugement de cetts Cour. ct la Succession de
dit Trasimond Roth d~echarge de toute response
biIite en- cette ~affaire.
Bureau du Greffer, JUN II, 1860.
jels VI. A. ESrEVAN, Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

THS EMPEROR LOUIS NAroLKoS.-The year
1860, writes a Paris correspondent, promises
to be a most felicitous one to the Emperor Louis
NapoleOn's dynasty, Scarcely = shadow Of OPP
position remains at home, and abroad his influ'
uence is such that he has been able to add a
large slice to his frontiers, almost without a
murmur being raisedeagainst the act. Italy
and Rome alike acknowledge him as the ar
bitter of their destinies Austria has lain al
most PROSTATE at his feet Russia courts al
lance and ~coaction in whatever she meditates
in the East England seeks by every means
TO avoid q quarrel with him, and Prussia is
in such dread Of his power and his designs
that she is forever planning how she may best
fortify herself against them.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

GRArrruDE.-"What the beautiful flow
er is to the earth, gratitude Is To the
heart of man" Ii is the sweet incense
of love, arising from a soul tonched by
divine goodness, and softened by the
CTS of kindness shown him from his
fellow-mem. 1t is the delicious bloom
of a spirit that would spend itself in
Thanksgiving to God-acknowledging
in tenderness, from the heart, the bless
ings and favors received. Like the
gentle drops Of rain, and the warm rays
of the sun which fall upon the earth to
give nourishment To the plant; and by
which means the fields in spring-time,
are clothed with rich verdure, so graft
tude gives nourishment to the alice
tons for truth, and clothes the charac-
ter with heavenly beauty. 1t makes
life swecter under every circumstance
filling it with scenes of ecstacy, and
driving away the scenes of grief. Our
burdens are made lighter; u trials
more endurablc. The ~ungratefui man
never finds a real friend to ~sympathize
with him in his hours of sorrow; while
he, who is grateful. finds all along his
pathway, those, whose hearts he in sym
pathy with his own-comfortlng him ~
his scenes Of sorrow, and mingling their
Joy with his in his scenes of gladness,
let us feel the obligations that we owe
to God, and to one another; and let our
hearts swell with gratitude to all, &C
cording to the kindness shown us, and
we shall become better fitted for this
life. and better for the life which is TO
come. b.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
State of Louisiaua-Parih Of LdsrriLe--
9Th judicial District Court.

IOIUIt " L@OutSSA tL-& VI luz
9Th judicial District Court.
In matter of the Estate of Alexis
Gauthier, decd.
WHEREAS: Elizabeth B. Leverett. in her
w own right as partner in the community
which existed between her and her late husband,
Trasimond Roth. deceased, and as Natural Tu-
,rix, duly qualified OF their minor children, God
frey I. Roth, John B. Roth. and Coral e s. Roth
has this day petitioned this Court for the homo
LOCATION OF her Final Account OF administration
of tue Estate of Alexis Gauthier. decd. filed by
her said deceased husband, on the 18th day Of
February. 1860, in his capacity Of Testementa-
~ Executor
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern 10 show cause within thirty days from
the date Of the publication hereof, why the said
Final Account of administration shoald not be
homoiogsted and made the judgment of thus
Court, and the Estate Of said Trasimond Roth
be discharged from any further Liabilities in the
premises.
Clerks office, June li'h, 1850.
iel6 NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.