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Bay We devote goodly portion

aeg- We devote goodly portion
of space in our columns this NOR
ming to the publication Of the Re
ports Preferred to in our issne OF last
Saturday, of the Board of Admins
traitors and the Superintendent of the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind. As the matters discussed
therein are of peculiar interest to our
readers in n local as well as general
point Of view, the space allotted to
the same will not be- deemed amiss
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ossr Agents In New Orleans.

MEssRs. GARDNER 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 0, Commercial Place, New orleapp,
are the duly authorized Agents in that city for
tho Gdsetto and Comet.
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ATTENTION, PLANTERs !

sGTRlCTLY choice Fresh ground Neal, or hrst.
~ class Milling regular orders or Mt short
notice ut the Steam Corn Mill Of the undersigned
fsb20 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SHERIFF.

BAToH Rouos, Ia, Feb. 18th, 1885,
Edttor Gdsstte and Co8,0t--PiesHs an nounos
III. ". BABfN, as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of this Parish. he will DO supported by
feb20s MANY VOTERS.
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K. MARTIN,
Superin ten dent

Here follows list Of payments on
vouchers drawn by the President and
Secretary Of the Institution for Clothing,
Servants Hire, Salaries Of Teachers, &c,
&C., amounting to the sum of $2,5o2 OF.
The Report concludes with q ist of the
pupils Of the institution, their names,
where from and the dates Of their entrance.
Tho whole number 10 30. =
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Mr.. Eiftor--You ars authorized to announce
SAMUEL sHxOLFIELD. Esq i, an a candidate
for the ONCE Of Parish Recorder At the approach.
ing election.
ieb22s MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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gpetiaI Jlotites.

aaHH MAYORS OFFICE,
Crrr or BATON RougE, Feb goth, 1866.
DARTfES having business, are notified that the
Il Auditor Of Accounts for the City, will bs in
attendance at the Mayors Office, daily. from half
past to o'clock, p. M. o. BAKBEE.
fsb2I.lm Auditor.
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dellcacy and kindness, reported 10 favor Of
giving MP half the institution buildings for
the use of this school, ut the same time
recommending that the hospital should be
80 isolated as TO secure the utmo privacy
and freedom from intrusion TO our pupils.
At the eamo time, we have boon allowed
full rations, rs long as any portion Of our
buildings may be used by the military
authorities for hospital purposes.
In Wow Of our present financial STRATA,
this Is tho fnoAt desirable Arrangement that
could be made. DR.. Bokee, the Surgeon
In charge, has also given us the printing
office, on the hospital side, and our mute
pupils will at once com mence printing,
under the direction Of two Of the pupils,
who have considerable skill and practical
knowledge Of printing. #3f
A teacher Of music and q tsacher Of
broom making, arc urgently needed in
the Blind Department, also two assistant
teachers In the Mute Department
Confding In the established liberaity Of
the State, we have invited oil its nfortn-
nate bepefoiaries to hasten andayail them
sol yes Of the provisions for their education,
from which the war has too long shut
them out, and we know that our legisla-
tors will cordially endorse our invitation,
and make liberal provision for their
wants one Of their first duties.
More favored individuals can open q
path to knowledge for themselves, but tho
unfortunate Mutes and Blind have no
other resource than in the libsrality of
benevolent community.
Appended, yon will find list OF tho of
fcers and pupils at present COD nected with
the Institution. .rz.=..z
Very respectfully, yours,
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FOR RECORDER.

Mr.. Ediftor-- Please announce JOHN Me-
GRATH as candidate for Parish Recorder, at
the appro sehing election. eet5.. .rs.E-r
feb22s MANY FRIENDS.
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ResasOa0E.

wEBEa TO INFORM OUR FORMER FRIENDS
and customers, that we havs removed our s.ors
from PHnLps old stand, 10 the NEW BRICK
BUILDING Just erected by LANCE BECKER. on
the block above on Main street, three doors from
the corner Of Third, whore can always DO found,
as formerly,
A full assortment Of Domestic l. Ladies'
DRESS GOODS,
Plantation SWppLies.
ny HATS, cLoTHrNG, SHOES, go,
at our usual Low PHtoss; one Of our partners
being constantly 10 the city, we have greater
facilities In purchasing our goods at auction,
thereby enabling us to sell a LgETLE cheaper
than our neRbborH.
TAyARES L. co.
BaroH Ropes. February 13th, 1906.
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CRY Since the fOunda ton Of the Atlantic o snu
mississippi Steamship Company, it has lost seven
boats. representing a value Of ss0O,OOO.
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thirteen thousand Ave hundred dollars, and
with Che ffve thousand expected from the
State of mississippi, will fnakesthe amount
Of thirty-one thousand dollars, and will
bo ny pended ma followa th.~vtt
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OYYIcK SUPERINTENDENT PuBLic PRISrISd.}
NAsHIsGroS, April %, 1906
nPNpOS AS ENR EIEEIROINPED ENGRAN-

mos Sealed proposals. will De received iii. Office until Mon
day ih day Of Nay 1906 u o'clock. for furnishing one set oi
ecroyped PAGE, th Illustrations Of Machinery Sc accompa
yn the Report Commissioner Of Patent, ior the lo9
- drawings vii be arashed 9 the CONTRACTOR who
mutt arrange pages numerical order nearly con
AID comptcnrss and the execution oi the
BE- fully equal TO that furnished Tor the
adopted the
he the delivered at ih oie free OF
coat subject the ppovs rejection OF IN.
Public Printing Bond and approved security
viii bel faithful performance OF the contract
will comprise about i've thousand iastat9n' making
measuring Al by inches Bidders
o,ireJ 10 popo. The plnsdtH with the under
sndns hat than dggrs required TO ust ate an
invention OF sometimes the easel ths whole number OIL
h.ucs w be estimated and paid Tor single Illustration
Any further information thIt be required VIII DO ianished
upon application Mt this office. - d,
Pops viii be addressed the undersigned Wshingon d. C.,
AMI the envelope Proposals M Patent Ofce Report
JNO. d. DEFRfES
cune,u,.uirut Of the Public Printing
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Root.s Received.

Petroleum; hs Prodoon Drbuon and it' Pehadns Power
the Report Of the Philadelphia hoard Of Trade for 1865
evo pp 33. ,.r, 80,
Epopeey and Aposioiea socecs'icn embracing Reus
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Phi Adolphis; Snhh, English 90 49, -, ,u
Papers from the Records Of the NewYoh City Mission and Tract
Society. i2mo. pp. sa Ppbli'ed BY the Newfo'k City
Country Life: Handbook of Agricu tue, Horticultural and Land
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Caupairn the Potomac Critical History OF Opera
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Nrwboys with History Of the Formation or
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y Jane. Anthony froade NJ a. A. iss rs.w % Of E.esa Col
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County aud Spain and the Position assumed by the United
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wanna; is Rrsourcrs, Mode of Development ans Nuari
bracng Discussion OF Ancient Ol -prf.t0a With Mep
,r I,tr ions OF on Scene. md Boring By ibe
lin Pa limo pp 299 IhiadslpAa. j =. sssliy co.
Es,ays Phiosopca and Theoor BY james M ineau byo
pp. 4zt. Boston: william V, spencer a ,. - ,
Hospa Life the Army Of the fo'onae gy " "Iiam Howell
Reed 12ino PIP. ls9. The same
The Masqnerde BY John Godhey sA1e lGmo
= rp. "a. boston; IietuoT Fields
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proposals.
uYyIcK oy ARsY CLoTHIsG AND EouiPAGH
No. % BROADWAY, NEw-losK, Aprl ~ 1900

uYyIcK Army CLorHIs0 AND EouiPAGH
No. % BROADWAY, NEW YORK APul -. 1000. -,
RMY YSUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ b. received TIFF Office until u o'clock FRIDAY the fh
next by contract such Quantities irom ts
required for the Of the One and Depot uut
OF 1861 following articles OF slAIIONEhI'
Letter paper white ruled class. II los to the eam
white ruled tr class IL lbs 60 the Teafn
Blo,tiug paper white irs,css- 100 bs 20 the reeni
Folio post spc white ruled, class "a Do to the fsan
Envelope paper. bes, quality,
Fry-iopes Straw color No. 9. hes. quality.
Envelopes Straw color, No. 10, best quality -
Envelopes, White. No. o.
Lead P.rcis Fthefs or Eagles, No T.
Steel Pens. Bank.
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Office Tape. best linen
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The be received by application 10 this oihe bi
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Bond requed the succe.s'al bidder for the faithful
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The the rt reject part or the whole
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~ Bt-Bhs Gen. n II yISrON,
n n A
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voyed in the regulation of few of the charities, he
exercises criticism which will strike many of his
readers as rather capous. His sturdy Professionalism
rebels at the slightest approach toward monaStic dis
cplne or formalism; but for the founders, the gen.
era spirit and the practical results of the institutions
which be Describes. he nlaness throughout an ailsc-
.;ooofe sdu,rat m
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Mem Publications.

CREELEY- AMERICAN CONFLlCT.--A care
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any eeudih person That GREELEYS HISTORY f vastly superior
nst ony all o' oombine Ispfccaon by
the public that its air adf far exceed oss
OF any other Sold ony by tayeng agru address
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AGENT log H. H. ~ j. Del Nd sAJ .Ae Di.I.s. .. co -.i-
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HroTICT TO CONTRACTORS


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laying aud laying Ton complete Of the road from Jimecs 70
ii about J miles Plans Specific will be exhibited
,rd 0ef MAY Proposals. be directed SAMUEL McELROY,
Chief Engineer received until SATURDAY May u at nooa
right reject proposal
Twenty unt hna Of the work
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Manual Of Instruction for an Improved Method Of
Building with Concrete; Or How 10 mako the best ouH
at the least Costs by S. T. Fowler, the Inventor, is
small pamphlet, which wphearty commend to those who
contemplate building We do ndorse all Mr. Fowlers
suggestions; but believe Houses should generally bc
built of Concrete rather than Of Timber aud
no one can read this little pamphlet without knowing
better how TO build house than he did befIre.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

Orange Judd & Co. issue and greatly improved
edition of the welknown "Book Of Flowers by JosoIh
Breck. Tho author las been practical florist in Boston
for many years and long experience in horticulture ks
enabled him 10 enrich his volume with valuable suggs.
tions as to modes Of culture and tho choice of varieties
best suited to our soil and climate. The greater part #
the present edition is entirely new.
The firm also publish illustrated and substaI
italy rewritten edition OF Qunbys "Nysicries of Bee,
Keeping containing the result Of 30 years experience
with directions for using the movable comb and boxhve
and an explanation of tho most approved methods Of
propagating the Italian bee.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
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POSAs will be received this Office until THURSDAY the iith
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF MACHINERY. Gc accompanying tho Report
Of Of Patents the 1909 with the name ana
and the character aud date OF the patent on
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drawings viii be- furnished peper to the contractor 20
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professional Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

T. u. Petcraon Brothers have jus, published nov
novel by tina, popular and prolific aniLores Mrs AnnS
Stephens "1hc GoH Brick is intensely sensational
story, and iii lacks artistic fnih it IL certainly not a.
fccnt in interest variety Mrs Stephens leads cr
readers through the Of st. Domingo per ad
horrors of the sea- fghu dungeons aud secret treasure
vaults and rcgalcs them with proflsion Of startling
cidenis and impressive situations. 10 the many adus
Of the exciting kind of fiction in which this lady
nized mistress "The Gold Brick win prove very accelt
able
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

THE FIELD AND GARDEN VEGETABLES or AMERlc. :
CONTAINING DESCRIPTION SFAHIY FLgyrS l'rNDmD
srEoIEs NAEiErIEs DIR crloss ron iEor.GArs
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1t is in its material 10 size, form, arrangement nd
general appearance. Its index aonc is worth the cosof
the book TO any gardener its twenty-five paes
contain complete list Of all the names of plants usuy
cultivated in the garden, while the descriptive pages ell
the general characteristics the history and the botna
a. well as OF each species and when, whrc
and how 10 plant and grow. The list not only embraces
culinary vegetables but such medicinal hcibs
ought TO be- grown in every garden Even tobacco fls
place and plant which has lately been very highly ~
commended for beo food-,he bene-plant--is fully DE-
cribeo.
Those who are fond Of mushrooms can learn By wlat
Mr. BUR- has written how to distinguish good from bad
wild state, and how TO grow them III domestic way.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03

NOW READY
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MAY. 1906.
EDITED By THE REV. DR. BELLOWS.
CONTENTS:
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fledge.
Ur-staie University Of Miebigen-C, II. Bddshsm.
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pfcp NEwYORR PEoyinryce AND bosToN ktLROApl
'' fowPlNY No. 80 Willisu-st, Anr' ~ lsjo.
ltEAIED PROPOSALS will be received up to May
~ 20 n, h, moor hv YORK Providence ana B1on Railroad
o,srry for go ofheir cent nprotenen, bonds
. 10 each interest payable january and Juy
and rriu,ipll o. the ist day Of july 1916
All proposals be ia writing addressed New-l orS froydence
ID 9u onpsny 81. Morgan. sons No 80 VII
ilall.s proposals io. Improvement bond.' ,,....
The Company le st 30 REJECT any or al BIDS
For further Information py 60 the fiscal gents of the Company
~ 'MORGAN'S SONS No " Wplismsi.
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TIE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
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? IrSSSfisn syMPATiiIES ~ GERMAN AFFAIRS.
POETRY.
TIE OTHER WORLD.
TIE MEETING.
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USIrsD srArRs MILIrAsr RAILRoADs.
tDr.u NO. 70 - sfREEr

OFFICE AssIsIkS OuARTERMAsrHK, no. - - sfksEr,.
W,snINGroS, d. C.. April q. 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tnls
- ogs. until II m Monday MAY H. Tor the purchase om the
Iti,d STATE. tie iron "es for nineteen span 81 Howe
as,l. suitable different sps The aeF varying IN ens'h
fon, ei,hig c one hundred ard forty feet AN,
,oy .foel Cleveland Rolling Mii
con,,e,y Cevslnu.l Ohio aud viii b. s,d by the pound
OF ength DC
tanned Oh o. plraiiOn al 'iis ohic,
Terms lsh. la GuyerAneu- ilnis 49,,
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Were awarded the late Fair Of the American Institute
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i FIFTY TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other ti9H
tT PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ H. within few years
INSTRUMENTS OF THIS GENERAL CLASS.
presented IN their circulars ron more sn -.
the organs AID muns IN the country tnst In
MASON n HAMIIN CABINET ORGANS AXE tNtQuALED
VINUE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Is called BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by at the leading
musicians ei,ewherr ced by the Nations
Piano Forte Association trial 10 thu with the hrs
manufacturers country eminentIy the BEST PIANO IN
AMERICA by Conservatory Of Music end o,ee ass
music altogether because OF their immense power efsI
sweetnees and bany Of ec touch AID srei, durability
wARERoOMs. No. 42s Broome-s,. near Broadway
YV,UOMAS H. CHAMBERS.-UPRlGfT and
privilege buy Eghs Of Yonrih The boe oass
rIyHE HORACE WATERS Grand. Square. and
i Uprsh, PIANOS. MELODEONS and CABINET ORGANS
raymrnrs Secondhand pianos AZ bHssns
o, sf 10 s2s Factory WarerOons 4s broadway csA
naid Tor hsai Piano.. Pnos taud snd repaired Shes
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
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