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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

rSgtNrEhs oFrIoE, BOARD ~ PUBLIC |
wuhks. HAtes Hstes, "a, jan ~, 1880,
"tLI. HEFpLb ~ pablie saloon The La pfsse.
Wv slihef ~ solid. ~ IL PARCELS ~ ssii ps,i
ehsssfs. The state dfsdge boat liAhNA NsvN. nov
~ port IN this city
Proposals fet ihp rs,ns ~ private sale will bs
received ~ This eiIies up H. date ~ sale,
!. ~ DuNrAN,
jsh2ia7is Cbisf Engineer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

THAses AaAiN,-We are under
many obligations, 10 ouf attentive
Representative on the lower npor oi
Congress for saaby fayon the last.
his speech, pending The election ol
Speaker
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ssA-A gentleman who has for ,w.

ssa-A gentleman who has for two
years refused to contribute anything
toward the support of the " stat,
preaching of the Gospel recently
surprised his friends by contributing
TO the purchase Of bell for new
church editicc. On being asked the
reason for this exercise of lberalitv
he replied that he never put his mon.
ey where he could not hear il ring.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

%- Envy increases in exact proper.
ton with fame. The man that makes
a character makes enemies. A rad.
liant genius calls forth swarms Of peev.
ish, biting. singing. insects, just rs
the sunshine awskens the world Of
flies.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24
rus INAUGURATION.

Too cold nor yet too warm not Too
damp or too dry, but just such a
temperate, spfibgtime day as iills
all living things with gladness, ~
Hundreds Of people came from
abroad beautiful ladies'. gentle
men, and lovely children. with
bright. shining fsces-a holiday
time truly. The Crescent City was
represented IN Capt ~ paufs
company Of Huaves, u gallsntlook.
lug. we'll drilled hand. with sueh a
banner floating over their hesds "a
none can take exception io=a ban.
nnr ma ~ and. becoming the East
as The West. Right welcome are
they here at the Capital We take
the responsibility Of saying this
much ior our fellow citizens. and
hope. ore they leave us, HAT some
better evidence ~ tho truth ~
what we say. will loo given them,
AZ ~ O'clock, sopl.siirriug music
brought the f" relicans !" to their
rendezvous on Third Street. Com
whence they proceeded a. the Capi.
tol. where the Huavcs aud tie
House Committee Of Arrangements
were in waiting They AZ once
proceeded 10 the residence Of tho
Governor elect, who joined tho
procession. now followed by
dense ihrong, and proceeded 10 the
Hall Of tho House. where n crowd
Of spectators. large enough to OIL
the same. awaited to witness the
inengufating ceremonies, Gov.
Wickliie read brief aud appro.
pirate speech on fesigning his
tfuHt into the hands Of another.
aud then administered the oath ST
office 10 his successor. The oath
administered a. Governor Moore,
he read FROM tho Speakers stand.
nh addrcAs which we were unable
90 hear word Of, and hence can
say nothing. II will appear In due
time IN the newspapers, aud will
ppoak for itself. aud furnish no
doubt an outline or bricl abstract
Of his views and policy. We are
iavorably impressed with Governor
Moore's personal appearance
Much Of the man In found IN this
direction, Were he not going into
Office. aud did IL not look Ike the
whining Hycophantry Of the mere
politician. We could eey for him.
under honest convictions. that wo
take him TO be solid. sober man !;
not ono 90 be awaycd aud intlu
epood by tho excitement of populae
wind.currents unless convinced that
they blow IN the right direction.
We take him 20 be n gentleman
of firmness aud dccieion of ebarac.
ter. and shall be- very much decciv.
od IL the measure of our standard
falls short. She oath was now nd.
ministorod to Hon. II. r.. Hynms.
Lieutenant Governor elect. This
over. the band IN the rotunda struck
up Hail Columbia which by aud
by ran into Yankee Doodle, and
the crowd started out of the build.
ing we say started, because IL
took "a full half hour for the dense
throng 10 reach the ground floor,
aud Il was not accomplished be- il
said, ma fact for future history,
without n very extraordinary pres
sure of hoops. They were mash.
cd forward aud aft, as well ms to
the larboard and starboard side
II some of the points were not
torn of, some of the pointed under
Carmen, on the steps to the left ;
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

b1s- In Alexandria, ID. c., the
ministers are obliged to give bonds
in the sum of $500 for the proper
discharge Of their duties, before
they can marry persons.
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NO TIME TO DE Lost.

4 An AeAfN 8bdef the necessity ~ esiiiss upon
j my friends and customers ~ settis theis ses
eenrts baffe Leave fst New ymk, Z viii pssitivs
ely he ~ On The 2sth efssbis month, and sspe
that I'll those indebted H. nee vim esfee 10 sba
settle without further notice.
lsnia W, u, rftfffIrR,
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pARpuU 4 BENJAMIN

HAVE IN siese, the following sssas. whish ihsy
ofrer n dssiefs ans families, either ~ wholesale
sr ts,sli, On sve,sbis tsrms ssa a reasonable
t,,teas
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

will find tina. several series Of just
such resolutions as thoAe referred
to, have been adopted, not only by
the Louisiana Legislature, but 9th
or Legislatures Of other States.
What do they amount TOT Sim.
ply nothing. For our part, VIC be,
lieve that the very best way to dis
pose of them is to adopt them as
fast as they come up. We do not
like TO quarrel with our conlrercs
Of the city for several reasons, the
best of which is this /: we have not
their number Of square inches to
do it in but we should like some
one of them Mt leisure moment
to tell us why it is that the last
message of the Executive of the
State, which is as yet scarce dry
on the paper, has not received the
scathing criticism it merits Why,
gentlemen, the resolutions you
make so much fuss about, only
carry out the recommendations of
Governor Wickliffe. Read them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

HEAR.
HEAR.
THE FEMALES

OF THE UNITED STATES
Are az class. proverbially feeble and 1nhenlthy,
better until there is better understanding Of the
Avs OF health, we may. however, congratulate the
community on the introduction of a remedy which
has proved itself of great value in relieving, and
Femaiss-we mean
,HAMPrONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
sihe great medicine for the sex.
DR.. Hampton says it is a great blessing to them,
as there as NOT disease to which they are subject
that II tciU not cure
The above extract, written by a medical man.
VIII he coIToborated by our rest known citizens,
VINO have seen the effects of this Tincture their
gives. daughters and delicate children: Cough,
hheumatism. Dyspepsia, Nepra!gia. with numer-
EEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
rUKE will be found great medicine for all their
~ Cal! and get Pamphlets and see cures.
SGid6y PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Richmond;
Sist: in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 Per bottle six bottles.
S6. fe 27-d&cwts
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Mrrs Exes,e. ~ nsa Mrsaa. -sEMpLE's
snd best a'ticle tof making Loaf bresd. BscuitS,
WIZ 81 ~ EnHckXheat Cakes. Pastry 70; JOHN
khs. Market Place. Franklin st. For sale 6y I'll
1!e's Justly celebrate BakinS FoVders. and take
ntcasure "a recommending them TO all families ~
tnS verv best article l have ever tried for making
ign sweet, sponEy bread. There 10 no excuse for
oad bread when Samples Powders are ased.
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LEwkLLKN.
Petersburg, July 30, 1885,"
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rsoC sysifs' cSs 4 Ss sfgt
Cary street, opposite colames:s ss, M sss ".
VII H ESxaa = & # g KIP. w'l's1 Assistant.
w:H HME as:naii d. d iG I.aaa.ubure,
GUARANTEES TO their friends faithful attention .
a. s cons,snmsnts. and orders for goods from pro-
M; T. '. siU;TiroN. j.. Is admitted to a IN
si1d a az 'n'''' MADDUx co.
T. GR0cERs. COMM issioN MERCHANTS.
.., B FF5AszSd sgEEh
G2sN EL9uk e the sale o. w at,snton.
~ Adxa ~ ~' made a.dSe on %'s cSonsisnments.
BAGS furnished when required.
GREEN L DAYS SxascrrcAL
GRANITE GU TT u RS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION Or GRANITE WORK
Executed .. short notice and in the best manner
TOHN DICK n SON. ,,~
AND DEALER S S$SsSS$HES$$RS: ANS foffss
COLLECTIONS made ma and md prompt remistancss in
S BSs.en. sT New o ri sen' ''' '
M:.:,s Sin SSst 3Issnss New York.
5 Eh4fohE Il. PRISE RtHgS; c S''i Richmond.
NH 9-lm
DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO..
- st eon.inu. to SELL both psbI!oI;
and "d the hsass %frs
Franklin streets. T. a. ny hiNoON'
st-d.cv,m g. 3: b ,. HILL HILL.
ETTENGER A. EDMOND.
BTytpEyRss, Of Pokf$R M HSb sTHIjSSA
STEAM Tf PfRE Engines,
brst manner. Warranted equal in every respect to
any Of the same sized Engines bulit either North
MARBLE WORKS.
MECHANIC, 'SHSS SAy ~ STREET,
moNuM = S. f 8 IS j AkAP PIECES.
IA First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Az
and Mechanics Institute.
VAR D.-The subscriber takes tins method Of IN
his friends and ths p.Se that has
AND GENERAI CON N fssfoNp M Il aAHE
He will attend to the purchase and sale of Mer-
tacco. and al descriptions of Country Produce
His special attention will he given to all business
to he his his
public PATRONAGE He refers, by permission, to
"'::'' $s ssss$ CT Co.. Aass s
: B BaTes 4 r gAskEKy = H., W..
TwELIs / Co.. Philadelphia
THOMAS AoSAH- WI as2 s. k NsY xGEf;
Rohmo,d on Once COT ss Of Cary and Va. streets
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DISSOLUTIOES, &c,

(NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICED. HAG
- ERT4 and H w. STARkE have associated
themselves together, under the st,le and firm OF
tHAGERIY STARKE. No. 200 Nam street. next
pose of conduc.in: the TIN, GAS-FIT TINti
PLTMBING, STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT Al II
ELKNACE business. Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDING, BRASS FINISHING, &C.
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-
trusted to our charge IN either of the above
branches. In the very best manner. and by first
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tention OF country merchants before purchasing,
as We feel confident as our stock is entirely new j
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention Of the trade to
and Steam Filters. which we are manu- featuring
and selling at Mort ern prices.
\, babbt Metal, CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
nj etal, Antlmony and Block Tin for sale
fe l7-d2m
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PIANO FORrrs

ma s S!aF . E \ !? rs;sAHSS 1ISssi;
~ ~ ~ DEPOT or ErRETGN RySS E;NIERA.
G GAN pMGslS AND MUSICAL INSTR, AASssEr
Broad street, would respectfully ,, facar, :
tent,on Y their large assortment Of Pa Saeic "
would offer such guarantees AZ v,Ii AVS Nd
most fastidiOus purchaser. vi" sahsiy Ia
Our PIANOS are warranted fo,e
IN tune twelve months. and exchangsJ ,esn t.s
hrst SIX months, If they fail to give WITHIN 10
ton to the purchaser ''enefe satisdn
corntlT nd attention j. paid e orders fro.
falthfni execution Of their orders ieH aSoa las
Did Pianos taken in exchange ~,
n PIANOS hired at low rate,. "'" onsa
do ls-dacv,y DoRR 4 RADg
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IA Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
ture over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sutierings.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cous his
and diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
epIa;ns or bruises. and the DYSPEPTIC COM.
P0CND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Druggists generally. and BY
WARNER L. WARlNG, IO7 Broad st,
ia lily Richmond. Va.
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IA Burnett's Superior Extracts. for favor
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS. JELLIES, SAUCES, &c, &c;. lpre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
concentrated)
The attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor of the DELICATE fralts from which they are
prepared, and are less expensive. ~ then
4 WINSTON and W. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 25-3ms
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,n Rockbridse Alum Water.-The water
ALUM SPRING, can he used at this season with
great success. As an Alternative, it is unsurpass-
ed In cases Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
and as a Strengthening tonic truly valuable. For
sale by FISHER & WINSTON
NH 3-lm No. Us Main street, Sole Agents.
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dc l6-d&cWly

"a pi hiS6 HI w uBRADBTkvs';
wv nv citizens of Richmona at'enflon of N
our PIANO FORTES. We have T sHasIhA :
struments with MIR. CARUSl, that ,s sea shtsa
n an respects. gay be tested BY The Sssals
We warrant all our PIANOS. and,
nlsn and as numerous TESTIMONIALS AZ anu 'noss
n inc country ell of which can be s ssa, ssvv
oAAosl - on Broad street; 81 door from OH W.
LlGhTE 4 BRAbRhvy
thA|h EkiNG PIANOS 10 h. =,
nTHH N.CARUSl'S. Broad s,,.s, nd
vi door from o.,
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a. RICHMOND VI A DE CLOTHING
INCREASED FACiIlTiES.-T The sub
M scriber has been manufacturing clothing in
the city OF Richmond over twenty years,
@ and has at this time from Is tn 100 Ia nfs in
ms employ ment, and Will, in the rsxi month or
TWO, make large additions To that number. Hay
ing taken the story over his store, especially for
manufacturing purposes he deiern med 10 make
aLy article IN the clothing line that shall compare
IN every respect, with clothing made in Northern
clues ana ne asks the patronage Of his old friends
ana the public GENERALLY. ia view Of the fact iha,
ne is giving employ ment IN midst In a torye
number OF MECHANICS and worthy females who
W ,I Otherwise suffer for the Eecessares Of life
mas tne best OF cutters, and materials To lie
SUI pasSed by any house III the country.
Mary land, Virginia Carollnas aud Georgia CAS-
SdMEKES and TWEEDS of all grades and rolOrs
SIRlGTLG SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE.
ING HOUSE. as all shall be satisfied by personal
Inspection OF not what he intends to do, but what
ne has been doing for years past
E. h. SPENCE
Clothier and Tailor, corner Main and 18th sta
fe 29-lm R,cbmnnJ ".
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CURE roR LlsPINo.-A rapid and emphatic
recital OF the following is said by q proyin-
clai paper to be an infallible cure for lis ping
70 snoobs and Nobbs; Hobbs nobs win
cn0nos aad roos Nobbs' fobs. That 10. saws
Nobhs the worst Of Hobbs jobs. and SnohSs,
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* WATCHES, JEwELKY. SILVER

alGHES, JEW ELkH, SILtEk
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
81 1 ss asan ' ns
cies embracing all the latest sly les Which be Of
iers to his friends and public on the most rsssos
ab!sferms. He would call particular attention 70
E,sstock of fine Watches. such as Jules Jurssnsor
r. b. Adams Il Son, Alfred iavaiette. Jules Fine
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston, Josa
Craige, and other celebrated makers. lie $50
keeps large assortn,e mt of rich Diamond Set "a
ger Kings. Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster shd
Single Stone Breastpins, for gents; also aro
assortment Of ladies' Carbuncie, Coral. Lavh
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etfnscan and yIain god
Cham Bracelets: Chatham CHAINS, Neck Chs'R'
charms, Sleeve Buttons, Sairt Eutt0Gs. te silver
Sets, Gosets, Pitchers Salt Cellars Cups, bouquet
Holders, Fish Knives and Forss Befrj Spoons,
Asparagus Tongs. Ice Tongs. silver Spoons ara
Forks, fine Silver plated Knives, &e.
Hoping To offer such Inducements that canho1
lai To please IN price and quality, call respect
fully solicited. \ A. MYERS,
Corner Of Man and Pearl So
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DENTISTRY.
.-,s'-,sf> = q '-->,,.,,s>,, ~.
AKVlflClAL TEETlx

~ ARTIFICIAL TEETn ~~r,~-,-;y-
WfYWplastIc and Vulcanits Process, ne ~,
JONES, DENTIST. bavlLg the rIsb, E, ~ y.
aEove mode OF making Teeth. and heinz .. w.
OF us absolute superiority over all Other msho
Gan with coincidence CONNIE nd II 10 those gssa.n
Inii or partial sets Of teeth and espee,.iv ,.as
as may re dissatisfied with those they are u",
mouth. and the suction thereby secursd am.
MN 10 insert one or more teeth ,rit5ort ,i1'.s's
TINS method having been adopted by ,bnss 49,
Testimonials will lie given and specimsns sa" opa'o
10 Those wishing to see them. Sets of 'Tss,b Wv
gold or any other plate viii Of course he mai. y,
tracing, and all other ope ratlous ren,is r.
rcughIy performed. Office ON Main street ops' .a
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1860.

H) REMOVAL. 1860.
WILLIAM +. BUTLER son
-" IMPORTERS AND DEiLLhr Y
. CHINA, EAKTHENWAkE AND 1LAsc,
Have removed Ia No. 10 Pearl or isth street. 'nd
WILL open IN ali the month of February lsfse .hs
choice stock -! New Goods, ct their own lmfprs"
ton, received direct to this port. per shps L,e
and Alexander, and by the Kate siamie,d eha On
dyinion, Via New York. Also, from the " s'e.hs'
Va, and Western manufactures, ever WT.R,
ton Of PLAIN, PRESSED and CT oL ..s
WARE; COAi OIL and other LAMPS; KS;
IoRS. LOOKING GLASSES and rag
rniina. Virginia and Tennessee, rs lo~ IS ah'
Northern Jobbing house.
Our Senior has been for the last = years. ..
poINng CHINA and EaIthenware dlrec. to lhs so. %.
ard ricdsing ourselves 10 sell .oy AS nthe's,
respect fully ask the patronage OF Soatheff NV
chants and the Sou,hern public. = has,
n Store formerly occupied by W " wv
nan. VIM. T. BUTLER sON,,
te l2-dScvIm Ma 10 Pearl nr l&;h street
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HORRIBLE STORY.-ln the village of Gel
les, in France, situated upon the hanks of the
Loire, is small inn, entirely isolated from
any Other habitatiOn, and good quarter Of 4
mile from the town. The proprietor of the
inn, and Of the field which extends before it,
alter having made useless attempts to prevent
the laying of a railway near the house, offered
at last to undertake himself at his own ex-
pense, the necessary work OF digging up the
earth and making the emban kments upon his
ground. The reasons for his persistent eff
forts, although not at first unders TODD, WERE
however, soon brought to light NOsooner was
the spade put to the earth than the workmen
discovered first one dead body then a second,
a third, and finally one at the foot of every
tree growing in the field. This startling dis
covery that revealed all at once SO many
crimes, raised the public voice, and provoked
an investigation; the innkeeper, upon whom
rested old suspicious and old stories of travel.
ers having suddenly disappeared, feigned great
indignation, and at once denounced his accu.
sers. But his daughter, who had hung herself a
lew months before without any apparent
cause; the strange rapidity of his fortune;
the many efforts made to prevent the con.
struction OF the road through the fatal field
the condition Of the bodies discovered some
evidently quite recently buried, and bearing
upon them proofs of the crime committed -
all these circumstances com bined to lead to the
immediate arrest of the innkeeper and his
family. 1t appears that for more than thirty
especially pedlars, were in the habit OF stop
ping at this inn, attracted to it by the cheap
ness OF the price; and they had then, it would
seem, been assassinated in the night and des-
polied OF their stock or money-TyansLated
rom LEO d. Italia.
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OVATION TO THE "MARTYEs."-A meeting
was held In Boston on the 10th inst, to com.
memorate the martyrdom OF Stevens and Haz.
let, who were executed in Virginia DIR.
Knox presided, and speeches We're made by
Jas: Fowler. Of Cambridge; DIR. John boy and
X. j. Hinton, OF Kansas; Rev ]. Sella Martin
and I. w. Higginson, of Worcester; William
Lloyd Garrison and Others
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IA. Kidney and Bladder Conn la ints. The
aewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. Urinary Distinctions, Leucor-
rnGa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
ProstTation and Debility Of either sex, Is Harris
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been renewed by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Il Chemist. and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it., to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles % gents: fresh supply just
ceived by FISHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
je A-l2m Main street, Richmond.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY Ar

SELLING OUT BELOW COST
IN JEWELRY, WATCHES kc
EL The undersigned takes the liberty tam
nnunce TO the public. thar he has f.s.u
the II IHOGRAPHtC PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT of Messrs. RICHIE 4 DfNNAVASE
n consequence of this change in N, business.
am obliSed 70 sell ont my present stock. Al 10
want of FINE JEWELRY. WATCHES. L..
vii hnd Il greatly to their interest to ave as an
EARL1 GALL. MS | only intend to SELL OUT
ron COS a short time. The BALANCE OF the stock
VIII I've sold at auction. l.. HUIER
No. l9S Man street
NH lo-lme Between 9th and l0th streets
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COLOR nklHDHkss.-Professor a w,,..
mas sonmiteed . paper to tho British A.snn;n
ton OF Science. Ia which he states that o", =.
nonor "a and persons Of ali
bltnd-,hat IL, unable TO Distinguish the can
red, brown, green and blue. e 0oAoSs,
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ANOTHER MRS. HEENAN.-There seems to
be another Mrs. Heenan in the field Mr..
Menken, the repudiated spouse OF Ada, has
received a letter from New Orleans, signed
Josephine Keenan," wherein the lady claims
the exclusive right to the hand of the re-
doubted John g., to whom she AYERS she was
married in the Crescent City.