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EXCURSIONS.

EHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.
~ Fare SIX cents by Staten Island ferry foot of whitehall
street. between the Battery and South ferry Boats
every hour from ga N. ~ NJ on fine Sundays ever9
-.4... q.
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rI,o THE ELECTORS OF TIE THIRD ASSEMBLY
District -Heafing that reports cir .uaed through
the Third Assembly District by malicious persons that
my nomination was got up for the purpose Of selling out
therefore dsnounee all such reports malicious fabrica-
tons and calculated to in jure nc mud think due TO my
friends and constituents 60 state them that the Work
ngmcn's Peoples and Union Candidate, and win remain
until shutdown Tuesday when expect 70 consratn
late them my election. BERNARD kIEENAN.
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JAMES fIrzGERALp,
WIN. WALSH, Treasurer.

tTA MEETING or THE TWENTY-SECOND WARD
N independent Club. held at their rooms In Broadway,
Forty first and Forty second streets on Thursday
evening October 81 1861 the following candidates put
In nomination aud fully endorsedFor Sheriff. JAS Lynch;
for County Clerk Henry w Genet; for Senator Of the Sc
yenh Senatorial district Richard h. Connolly; for Assem-
big Of the Seventh Assembly district, Michael Miller
Resolved That in the above nominations recognize
gentlemen believing do that In them shall find
and faithful friends 10 the constitution and the Union.
Resolved, That Tuesday, 9Th November will
raiy round the polls respective districts, and oil
honorable means election of the
candidates ROBERT KING, Chairman.
CHARLES ONEILI, cocra,aries
VIZ III HA>Iry sccfeRiiies.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGULAR NOMINA

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGULAR NOMINA-
tsf t.sf.l s.. TONS. rtfeter4 nr.
HNtA ~ For Sheriff, at
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. 81
For District Attorney,
biz NELSON j. WATERBURY,
For County Clerk,
N+ HENRY W. GENET.
For Coroneis, r
EDWARD G. MCCONNELL,
Mil ANDREW r. JACKMAN, -tt
Yas ANTHONY ElCKOFF, lar 4st.r
CHARLES j. DOUGHERTY
ttN a#f For SUPERVISOR u t-
ELIJAH \. PURDY. tu.ln. IL
For Supreme Court,
THOMAS w. CLERKE. t
For Superior Coart ~ ,-5 "a
CLAUDICS L. MONELL,
.a JOHN M, BARBOUR. ~
For Common Pleas,
H JOHN r. BRADY.
,st4 tfssl For Marine Court, ra.
EDMUND l.. HEARNE.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

INYE, EAR AND LUNG INFIRHARY.-THE MOST
u hopeless cases of deafness blindness consumption
bronchitis and chronic diseases speedily ~
uy uKAv ia specialist Gousu.AsvA AIoe Nv Broadway
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DIAMOND JEwELRY FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
- few desirable articles can be had upon early appc,
ton to b. W. PLUMB, diamond broker, 5i2 Broadway
Office hours only from i'll loA NJ aud TIL 3P NJ None
to loan
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A SMALL FAMILY LIVING ABOVE TWENTY THIRD
IA street. west OF Broadway in first class house. wish
let large ROOM furnished, with Board, to gentleman
wife or two single gentlemen for $40 per week including
fire aud Dinner at six o'clock Address NJ L. box l7O
Herald office.
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AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE EIGHTEENTH
N Ward Workingmens Independent Club, held Friday
evening, November at the house of Nicholas Hanghon
i6 East Twenyfourh street. the following resolutions
adopted
Resolved That we, members of this Club, do pledge
advocate and support the election of Mr. James
Lynch the oce Of Sheriff Of the city and county Of New
him that the democracy of the Eleventh dis
trc the Eighteenth ward will not be behind in rolling up
a ma jority FOR him IN the forthcoming election.
Resolved, That also pledge ourselves to advocate and
support the election Of Mr. Royal Phelps for member Of As
of the Fourteenth district man in whom the citizens
be mistaken Ia casting their votes, and sending for
the Assembly who viii do justice TO the people
whom he represents.
The following candidates also endorsed For County
Clerk-Henry W. Genet Marine Court-Edmund l. Hearne
Coroncrs John Gavan, Charles j. Dougherty, Henry
Hughes, John Widely The next meeting will be held
Monday evening, Nov. 4, Mt O'Clock
NICHOLAS HAUGlITON, Chairman.
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D0ARD.-A FINELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS
- situated on second aud third floors, in private house,
located in Fifth avenue Madison park WI be let,
boarding, highly respectable family Address s.. union
Post oilice.
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EsfRSr WARD LYNCH ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE
Deck for Action" Tho meuters OF the above Assoia-
"n aTr requested 70 attend meeng at their headquarers
II O'Clock Let every friend Of honest Lynch
tend. Ky order Of DENNIS KEENAN,, Chairman.
JOHN r. DOYLE, Secretary, NtAN eE'F Y ~ a7F 77TI'
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RoARD.-GENTLEAEN AND THEIR WIVES OR SIN
- gle gentlemen obtain neatly furnished Rooms with
Board at No West Washington place The location very
pleasant being directly opposite the Washington Parade
Ground
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN ELEVENTH
n street near ffta avenue, wish 70 let, with or with
Board several Rooms suitable FOR families
uemen Is class every respect References eN
changed. Apply SOLOMON DlNGEE, No. Pine street
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D0ARD.-A PLEASANT LARGE PARLOR TO LET
- suitable for gentleman and WIFE, single gentlemen
Also two oher Rooms, with closets attached, West
Tbrtyhfh street. Refe given aud required Terms
moderate
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DoARDING.-sINGLE OR MARRIED PERSONS WISH.
- ing good Board and nice Rooms less price than
" other Of the class wiz please call 35
Vast Thrtyhilh street. Call and Bath aud wash
free.
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A WIDOW LADY, HAVING A PLEASANT HOUSE,
IA In desirable location would let Rooms the
and second floors with full partial Board; also the Third
Floor unfurnshed class table, with home comforts
Call at 81 Lexington
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PoARD.-SECOND FLOOR TO LET, WITH OR WITH.
ID out Board, together separate. Private table II 10.
CURED. Appyat IS St. Marks place. between S.cond
Third avenues.
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DoARD.--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND SEVERAL.
ID single gentlemen. obtain very desirable Furnished
apartments the second and third floors, with Board
reebIe family. Apply % West Twenty street
q few doors from Broadway.
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A HANDSOME SUIT AND ALSO DOUBLE AND SIN
"A gle Room dispose OF In the first class house. III
cond avenue corner Seventh street, dinner Can
house address box 3 1888 Post ofice.
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Observation-Disclosures OR FAMILIES DESIRING
ID 20 make arrangements cr the winter viii pleasant
Rooms and first class Board at Nos e add liz -Four.
tecnh street. the Academy OF Muse. References 81
changed,
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IA house. No. 30 West Thirty-second street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues wish to let small Room
furnished, with Board to single gentleman at 81 Per
week. Dinner o'clock
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A TTENTTON is CALLED TO THOSE LIVING IN no.
IA tes and boarding hoasesTherc is establishment
opened at ITO Macdoaga street the rooms being laid
suit and furnished with everything necessary house
keeping, in order that family may have complete horne
and live al nconceiyaby low rate. There
attached.
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UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-CARRYING THE
z United States nais-The Al extreme clipper ship
HARRY BLUFF ked,nan commander 1900 tons capacity
Is now rapidly odng pier Is East river Melbourne
and has line accommodations for first pas
scngcrs all deck. The accommodations
passengers unsurpassed for comfort light and yenta
ton For freight passage apply to r. W. CAMERON 90
Beaver street - = :" - 'N'' ~
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A SMALL, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING
II in first class house, between Eighth and Sixteenth
streets, and Fourth and sixth would let
ganiy furnished Par!or and Bedroom, second floor
front. with all modern improvements gentle
with full partial Board. In the house nc Bill
lard Table For particulars apply Mr. TRACY at Messrs
Sehehcks, f5j and f57 Broadway.
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yXrANTED-GooD vICToRINE LINERS At WILLIAM
w NoRSE'S, Al Maiden lane.
ydTANTED-GIRLS FOR CASvASSiNG suBsCRIP-
w uons 10 publication. Apply a, los East Thirty .thrd
street the Office The finder Of bundle music
the of Mrs L. S. Wiener, WIN please leave # the
same place
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sIIIPPINo.

FNkNehBtrs also IOfWAT1ed To HAVre, Brenen,
Antwerp nc, at equally low rates.
Persons wishing TO bring their friends buy
here al the following rates TO New York From Liverpool
o. first cabin $73 Ss5 and $685. secrage from
Liverpool $40; from Queenstown, $50 rsH1 r.
These steamers have superior accommodations for
gers and carry experienced Surgeons. They but in
board.
For further Information apply In Liverpool TO WILLIAM
lNMAN agent ~ Water street. in Glasgow to VIM IMAM
No 81. Enoch square; tn Queenstown To G, W. d. SEX
MOuR CO. In London u EWES MACY, 81 King Will
liam street; IN Paris 70 JULES DEC0U No. Place de Ia
Boursc In Philadelphia 70 JOHN g. DALE, III Walnut
street; or Al the Oompany's Offices t 90 .f te9t
JOHN g, DALE, Agent is Broadway New York.
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OH DEMANDE UN JEuNE HOMIE on uNE FEMME
" pour des lecons irancas chez apres
heure sor II fant que e prix soft modere. Sa
dresser A. p G., Herald oacs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
81 speak the truth" | muttered, bit

81 speak the truth" | muttered, bit
terly. Take her from my sight, Oh !!
why did l not learn this III time 7?
"Why did l tarry on the roadside
while my dwelling was in flames, and
my wife and child enveloped in their
midst? Why is this woman once 50
good and beautiful, a senseleSs maniac!'
said the strange man, sadly. 1T was
Gods will, sir, and we cannot alter it.
Good night. May He comfort you"
And thus speaking, he led the wretch
ed woman through the window, and
away over the slipping root, while |,
sinking upon the floor, gave away to "a
wild AID bitter burst Of grief.
Enough F.! my tale is done. In a lone
ly graveyard, far from the city'S hustle,
a white stone marks the grave Of Rob
ert Bedlaw, the victim Of one Of the
strangest condolences which ever yet
has been recorded on the Book Of fate.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
VIEW BOY'S SCHOOL.
Opposite o. Lcure's, at the residence Of the
late Mr. Thomas.

Opposite O. Lcupe's. at the residence Of the
late Hr. 1hOmas.
THE undersigned having establiehed himself
i here ceInianertly, Tor the purpose OF
Teaching. offers his services TO the citizens OF
PIaquemiue and vicinity, FOR conducting a
BOYS SCHOOL in Inc FRENCH and ENG
LISH LANGUAGES.
He expects to commence about the 2lst of
this month. Being determined TO devote his
energies To the instruction Ut those under his
care. he trusts 10 receive a liberal share "t the
patronage OF parents and guardians.
janl2 ANTHONY DOMINIQUE
Nourele Ec0Ie AngjqiSe d. FrGncaise.
r ~SOUSSIGNE seiant cable dune maniere
IL peru!anenle a p~Iaquemme, respeciueuse-
ment ofre ses services aux ~citoyens de lendTolt
1T du voisinage dams les capacitcs de maItre
d'ecole enseiguant la lansue .AmgIaise, et IA Ian
cue trancase. lie Local est sllue vis-a,vls Nr.
Us ar Lauve, ~autreioi, la residence de NJ.
llOm
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
A&NSE&Se
s5. Camp street.. 95
NEW ORLEANS. .

.aNCHOVIES-M Oil and Salt.
.1PPLES-Green, Dried, Preserved, and .4ppis
Jelly.
B.ACON-Brsakfdst Bacon, Sides and Shoulders.
BEEF-Phaaddphia and Western. Dried Beg.
BUTTER-Goshen, Roll and Western.
BUCKWHE.AI-M 6bs, If do. bags and bores.
BROMA-Bdker's extra prepared.
BROOMS-Corn. Hair and Uhisp.
ERUSHES-Wh ue,Vash, Shoe, Scrubs and Dust
CHEESE-Emglish Dairy, Cream. Western,
Pine Apple, Dutch and Sapsdco.
CRACKERS-CrarkndS. Cinnamon; Cdrar1y,
Cream, MIX, Sugar, Boston, Wafer, Ginger,
Vine, SOFA and Maccaroni Snaps.
cOFFEE-OiGGOU. JdUd, Family JdUa, Hardnd,
Old Rio, Laguira, Mocha, Mericdn and Costa
Rico.
~IcHOCOLATE IND cocoa.
iCL.4MS AND OYSTERS.
iIDRIED Observation-Disclosures and Peaches.
iFRUITS-Raisins, Currants, Pie Fruits. Table
Il Fruits, Prunes. Figs, CitrOH and CranberrteS.
FLOUR-F Z. +. G Golden Hue, aud atlantic,
III bbs, If 5bis andbags.
FISH-Mackeytl, M hf6bL, Kit, aud If do, Goldfish,
Maekinar Trout, Salmon, picked and speed.
Roe Herring, DRIED Herring, Halibut and
tELNGER-Canton, Dried and puluerised.
HERBS-Sage. Thyme. Sarory aud Ma1orsm.
H.3MS-Sugar- Cured, Green and Mutton.
bSINGL.ASS and GEL.ATINE.
tVELLlES-CurrGnt, Grape, Plumb Damsor, ZIP
pie, Orange, Biackbcrry, Raspberry, NraW
berry Lemon, Peach and GuaUa.
LARD
tEIQUORS. WINES AND [ ORDLALS-Bram
dy, Whisky, Champagne, Madeira, Port, Mas
rat. Sherry, .AnRisettG, Guignolet, Rltafat,
Cdssis Du Mont Dor, Curacao, Mdraschino,
Hosstaters Bhters, , Sch,eddm Schrapps,
Orange F2ouer Water. die, Porter, Caret
Vines, Blackberry, HId Cherry and French
Cordials.
EMOLASSES AND SYRUP-Plantation
and Sugar-house Moldsses, Stetcarts and Bel
eher's Syrup, and SpOp de Baterie.
fNUTS-AlmOnds, soft shell aud sheued, and
Pecans.
hOILS- Cotton Seed, Lard and Sperm.
HPICKLES-OIires, Pecollili, Gerkins,
LINES, Caui5fOtrers, Onions, Red Cabbage, &t
TOES-Irish and Stoeet.
HPRESERVES-Pine Apple, Peas. Peaches,
Grub .4ppls, Orange, Blackberry, Raspberry,
: Sra,rdsryy, : yms, .4prioot', Dan,sons, Cher
riss, Crab, G. cen Cages and Lines.
iQUINCES-Preserred and Ounce JHies.
liRICE-Bdrtey, Split and Dried Green Peas and
Cream, Tartar Salaratus and Yeas
Potcders.
SALT ,arch, Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Wick, &c.
ESAUCES- Mushroom. Ketchup, Tomato
do, Worcestershire, Soho, John Bulls, Harrey's,
Paoli, BeeEsteak, China ROyai, &c.
hSCGAR-BrOwn, GRADUATED, POpdered
Loot and Crushed.
aSOAPN-OakLeys, HILLS, KeHer's, Honey,
Palm OIL, almond and Transparent.
TONGUES SuEaa-cured and Picked
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ness ana
Prime Pork.
TEAS-Engiish. Breakfast, Ooolong, Pou
chong, Rose, Old Hyson, Young HysOn, hpe.
rial and Gunpolcder. loose and IN papers Of h5
and quarter pounds.
PERMICELLL Maccaromi, Tdpioco. Sago aad
.1rTOWoot.
w ,GAR-W White Wine, Cider, Catawba ana
Common.
iSPICES-Na Mace. Nutmrgs, Cinnamon, All
spices, CtOres, &c.
SUNDRIES-Indi Curry, Salad Cream
: Rose aud Bay Waters, Oatmeal, Hominy, Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Gras, Indigo, Pail
Buckets. Ciatkes' Lines, Candles Of all kind
Shrimp Paste, yarmouth Herring, Coco
Paste.
% Goods delivered free OF drayage 10 boat
febll-ly
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SUCCESSION DE FuE SI,lPSON WHALY. aine.
Fiat de la Louisiana, Par0iSse fIberriue-
Cour d. 6me. District Judiciaiye.
OAR GUSTAVE ROUSSEAU, Encantner,
l. sera vendu a I'aucun public Jeudi lie l4th
Mars, 1861, at 10 hueres a. m, a IA dernlere
residence du dit Simpson Whaly dams la Par
oisse d'Iberv vile, en- vertu dun ordre de !
Hon. T. D.Avery, Juge de la susdlte cour, por
tant date he 5 Fevrer. 1861, les proprletees Ell
aprIs decIites It apparteuant a la Succession
du suidit d,funt Simpson Whaly aiDe, savair:
Hanna, Negresse. asie de As ans.
Tn cheval, uu buggy ct une c%ertaino qnan-
tite de meubles meuhiant, nne plan descr'p
ton en- se,adonne lie jour de la vente,
Conditions de la Vente compliant.
lbervilIe 7th Fevrier, 1861.
6. S. ROUSSEAU.
feb 9Th Eucdnteur.
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E9yN Smith met twp editors who had
been at "outs,7 on the street, walking
arm in arm. hello :" said he, the
lion and the lamb lie down together, do
they ?" "Oh yes" said Editor No. |,
Jones. here, did the iyin' and did the
hmia' and Of course We came down to-
g.tkDrr
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ROSS S. GALLAGHER.
IN LIQUIDATION.
Selling Oh at Prime Cost.
THE undersigned will Offer for sale "At Prime
l. Cost their Large, Varied and Extensive
Stock of
FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
CLOTHING. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS
rNpS

FANtl anu DDNlfHS IL Dh1 UOoDo
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
& CAPS. HARDWARE 4
SADrLERY,
from this date, until the LIST day of January next,
when the balances then on hand, will be closed
out al auction.
The preseat offers "a Rare Chance'' for buy
ers 10 procure their Fall aud Winter Supplies
al eXtTrme,v low prices.
Tue SIoca is veIy complete and consists IN
part OF the following articles:
Fancy, Staple, House Furnishing and
Plantation Day Goods.
Rich Dress Goods, of tho new styles.
Embroidelies, of all descriptions.
Silk, Cotton and WOODEN Hosiery, all,
sizes.
Gents, Ladies' ana CLildrcn's silk
and MeIi - Vests.
Silk and Clota Bdrnons and Cloaks.
for Ladies aud CaiIdten.
Casaima.es, Metinos, Delaincs, # The
best makes.
Black and Colured Silks, all colorS
and new STYLES.
Irish and French Porlins, vcry hand
somc.
Plain & Embroidered Engl. Bareges.
Grelelles. plsin and e~nLtoidered.
Poll dc Cieyre, very handSome-
figured auI plain.
Valencia and Cashmere PlaidS.
Very beautiful styles Gtints Cash
meres.
French, Engli-h& American Prints.
Sii, ihg. LilcnS, u Linen SntetinGS.
Trbia b, I,~E, al WIDTHS, ct all prices.
LIEN Towels cad TOweIings, OF ev-
cry d~e,ct2ion.
Wnita aud Colored Do|cts.
L2a@e a~.or frent Of C~&sslmeres, Sat
Inc Je2I. rnd C~ottouGdyo.
F.ench Cio,n, El2c; end C0lored.
Large invo;ce o. Plantation and Fam
lily B~Ianke.s, Ct very iJw fgnrcs.
PlAin and PLAID J,cohe,S ~ Cambtics
Swiss Null ald n E.ooa Muslin.
Plaid AID Figncsd Bo5bilets and
Wash Blond.
Thread and VaIenciennes Edging and
Inceitiou.
Swiss & Jaconet Bands & Flouncing
Silk, Wooden, Buck and Kid Gloves
Shirt DJspms, very Cheap
Cheeks, 0aninls, kerseys, Linseyi
and Lowells.
XIV. Jeans and Marlborough Plaids.
Bt1wn and White SiIcetuuSs anC
Sbitilgs, hickory stripe.
V~alenciennes Sets, Cellar & Sleeves
Swiss a0d Jaconat do do.
Elack Alpaccae. Bohbazine d Tamies
= FlaIneis, figured d piain-all color
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
NEW GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED AT

VNrI HLVHI II
Il. =. or IT VOWS
Fancy Grocery store.
S doz bottles Pale Ale;
A. Cordial;
." Syrup;
Candies of al kinds;
Cream Biscuit;
Table Salt, Winchester hire;
Sauce. Frc.h Lobsters:
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh Jelly;
Cheese AMI Fresh Butler;
Boys Foot Balls,
rarier Balls;
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, states anA Pencils;
Led Pencils, Letter PAPER, andlnkstands
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
Succession Sale.
sUccrssIoS OF SIAPSoN wHALY, sa ,Drc'D.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of BerriHe--
SiLtA District Court.
DY GUSTAVE S. ROUSSEAU. WI be
ID sold u Public Auction on THURSDAY,
l4th March, 1861, al 10 O'Clock, a. w., at the
late residence Of SAID SIMPSON WhaIy, ia the
Parish Of Ihprviile, by and N pursuance to an
order from the Hon. = ,. Avery, j udge OF the
aforesaid Sixth Judicial District Court, dated
5ta February, 1861. the %fo.iowIng described
property belonging to the >a'd Succession OF
Simpson Whaly, Sr, deceased, TO wit:
Hanna, negro uOnaan, 40 gears old.
One Horse and Buggy, and a
certain quantity Of Household
Furniture, a full description Q,
achich wiU be giUen on the day
Of sale.
TERMS-CASH.
Iberville, 7th Feb 1861.
G. S. ROUSSEAU,
feb sth Auctioneer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
Fail and Winter Clothing AM
escuiss Furssi~liiLg Goods.

Ots =
Black Clotl Ffock Goats OF every grade.
Su2erilc Black Clo, Dress Goats.
do. rlack and cllored Cashmere
Sacks and business Cats.
Reversible Gps sin'ef,-siasiness Sacs.
Black aad colotad Union Cashmere
Paletots, Sacs and Brsine : Coats.
Black and colored Satiuct Paletots
and Sacs.
Superfne colored Cashmere Pants.
do Black Doeskin do
Black and colored Union Cas-. do
20 do Satinet
Superfne Silk Velvet Ves's. do
do Black aud Fancy Silk Vests
do Black poeskin & Satin do
Colored and Black Union Cas-. Vests,
single and double breasted.
Overcoats, Eighlanders and Cloaks.
Blanket Coats, Flushing and Pilot Cloth
Coats, Monkey and Harvey Jackets.
And a genera assortment of Low prices and
medium quality Clothing Also a great variety
| of Furnishing Goods, such as Printed Puff Bosom
| Shirts, White and colored Shirts, French and
| American Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Mefino
| Drawers and Uhdershirts, light and heavy tex
ure; Cotton and WOODEN Socks, Neckties, Stocks
carts, etc. etc.
Youths and Boys Clothing.
We have Just opened an assortment of Youths
and Boys Winter Coats, Jackets, Overcoals,
Pantaloons, Vests, &c. &c, go.
Orr stock of Mems, Boys, Ladies', Misses
and CbiIdren's Boots, Shoes and Caters Is vety
Iarge and comprises every style, known TO the
trade of the best material and finish.
Mcms, Boys and Childrens Hats.
and Caps
ia a great variety.
Hardware and Cutlery, Gums
aud Sadlery Department,
q full assortment.
ROSS & GALLAGHER,
North side of Main st., between Bank 4 Levee ss
p. s. We will sell TO responsible partse
Goods payable the let day efJssuaFy next
! Plsquemine, Oct. illh, 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09

CUTLERY-A new anu oo~---,- as
~ sortment Of Pen Knives just received and
for sale .lowl by q. A. kEAKNi
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09

nat Utc III NY
tor which the "1roches' are a
specific having made me often q
mere whisperer.n N. P. WILLIS.
Il recommend their use to Pub
lie Speakers.
REV. Z. H. CHAPLIN.
Great service in subduing
Hoarsensss." -
REV DANIEL WISE.
Almost instant relieiin the dis
tressing labor of breathing peculi-
ar TO .Asthma.'
REV. A. e. EGGLEST0N.
"Contain no 0pipm or anything
ipiurious.n Dr. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
"A simple and pleasant combin-
a,ion for Coughs &c.
DR.: G. F. BIGELOW.
Boston.
Beneficial in Bronchnis.n
DIR. j. +. LANE,
Boston
IL have proved them excellent
for whooping Cough"
REV. II. w. WARREN.
Boston
Beneficial when compelled TO
sneak. suffering from Cold"
REV. :. J. p. ANDERSON,
50. LOUIS.
"EGectual in removing Hoarss
ness and Irritation Of the Throat
SO commoR with Speakers and
Singers"
Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON
La Grange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southern
Female College.
"Great benefit when taken be-
fore and after preaching, as they
preyent Hoarseness. From theiI
mast effect, | think they will b
Of permanent advantage 10 me-
REV. E. ROWLEY, A. M.
President OF Athens College
Tenn.
wSold by oil Druggists.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
T BOX A.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
Horse Shoeing.
MARKS

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends
n and the public in general that havingN j
purchased the interest Of Mr.. Kennedy nv Z
his Blacksmith shop. OH the corner OF Main aud
Greaud streets, he will in future carry on bust
ness at that place. on his own account, and
arIsl, to receive a portion OF the public patron
aye. 1"2
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-09
LIVERY STABLE.

The Undersigned res
pectlully inform The public,
IffG-FH that having purchased and re-
rN--Rsa moved 10 the Livery stable
lormeryuNnei and occupied by Sam'l. McFad.
DIN. aud ialtrriy by Ira OIcult. OF ~
Main street in the Town OF fiaq"e- NN
mine, and having added much 10 80 u
in toe way OF fine Horses and 8ugstes. they
are prepared TO carry on the LIVERY STABLE
BUSINESS in all its branches.
Horses. and Vehicles OF almost every kind, rea
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well led and taken care OF. Give us a tlal.
We also have fine large Lots lOr the accom-
mediation OF droveIs.
JANTS BARK r,
myI-ly J. P. MARIONNEAUA.