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ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE CptSNEF-r of ANNcN41NN'
lion and Third streets. opposite Clay Square Fourth District
establlshedas Bakery.
BY 6. DE FERRET,
AuerioNsEF-omce Ne, y Royal street
anaary 1 .;,si,sn asss ssshsnss
ROYAL street, between csnAi and Gnstomhease s'seess
lot OF GROUND in The square bonded By Annnae'a;
ton Third Lare aud Second streets 15a t sinshes
se sr sa s reht 81 With the one story
House containing four rooms I've ,,s oe
as half cash and the balance at credit Of one
~ . 81 by special mortgage On the
yseperty sod cent fsm sne as q
s e % prsetsy insured up to The nal
s sses IN po sfass notary pablo at the ex
pense ef the purchaser. -z--------------
ONE STORY DWELLING HOUSE CORNER OF ROBERT
m aud Orleans streets and five lots of ground adjoining
thereto fronting Robertson Orleans and St Ann streets
BY 6. DE FERRET,
sssl sts II AucrioNERF- ofice 81 Royal street.
s oeoek n al he areaant and 1Sctionssrs Exchange
R9 gS T OF e III m @ by
Rebsrtsen St Ann and Claiborne streets dessnstsd@ nos
Lot "a ID forms the and Robertson streets
street by u feet inches depth and front on Robertson
osehsr HOUSE esSsrsd with sstss
ms anaye we and
81 feet ii inches and lines front Orleans street. by "
inches in depth together with the small frame oniiain
Los Nos and smeasure each feet II inches and line
Fl Ann 81 ssa s. nn
The Sidewalks made Of bricks and the streets paved an
80 TEsss-one- cash and the balance at and
credit il Of the 3 secured sr ssnf BY
~ aay o sale nl nsl I'm @ The y h
notes. sha transr the policy t. he
the vendor The term Oh Nn ne Pb at the
| pense of the purchaser.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON PRfTANlA STREET
between ST. Andrew and st. Mary Streets and urana
street, between Prytalia and ST. Charles streets
BY j. L. WALTON ~ DEsLoNDE,
]. b.. WALTON Auctieneer,
Office II Carondelet street, of Union
T7HURsDAY. January 18th. 1866. mt Is
o'clock NJ at the Merchants and AuctioneeEs Exchange
Royal street, will be sold
FIRST District Property.
SIX VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of
this city in the square bounded by PrytNua ST. Charles Po
ymna Cana Felicity Road designated by
Mas. TO inclusive, plan drawn by Peiie Depouy
civil engineers, dated January !, 1Sj6
Lots Nos to inclusive, each % feet inches and
lines front on urania street by depth of 1853 set inches
and i lines betwees parallel lines.
Lot No measures 70 teet inch md line front
Road 26 feet inc es and lines the rear by depth d i59
feet inches and lines the side next to lot No. and Isl
Lot No measures q feet inches lines front Felicity
Road 20 feet inches lines in the rear by depth Of Isl
the side TO St. Charlie. street To this lot there is
common alley running from Felicity Road Poymnu street
Fourth District Property.
TEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth
Charles, St Mary and St Andrew streets designated by the
Nos to 10 inclusive plan BY Pile aud Depouilly Civil
Engineers dated LIST January, 1850.
Lots M, to inclusive aoin each other and each
u feet nchs front Pryaua street. by depth 100
between parallel lines
adjoins the described lots and forms the
nf Pryana St Andrew Streets measures 20
lines rear by depth of 100 feet on the line next to No
and depth and front St Andrew street Of 100 feet
inch
Lot measures 27 feet II inches front St Andrew street
z feet 10 inches lines in the by depth of Ill feet
inches on the side next to Pytanis and depth Of ITO feet Il
Lot No. 10 q feet 10 inches lines front ST.
Mary street by depth Of III feet inches the line
Pryana street. and depth of ll0 feet ii inches line the
other side line next to ST. Charles street
half cash, balance twelve months credit
in the notes the purchasers to their order bearing
gage and interest per cent current and per
,ual until final payment.
Act of sale before ----, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchasers.
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SERMONS, BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Christmas and New Years Presents,

Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best makers; rich Sets Bracelets Pins and
rings Diamond Amethyst, Coral Onyx and Euscan Gold
karat and Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best Workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs; Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups Goble
Napkin Rings Casters, etc Pocket and Table Cutlery be
makers and superior quality
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CORNER OF GRAVIER AND TCHOUPITOULAS SITS -
Valuable Real Estate for Investment.
BYJ.B WALTON d. DESLONnE,
j. B. WALTON, Anctioneer,
u- ~ Office, AZ Carondeet street, corner Union.
SATURDAY, Jan. 20. at IL O'Clock NJ,
y at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, will be sold
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, at the corner of
Graver and Tehoupouas Streets in the square bounded by
Gravier Tchonpitonla Nachez and Magazine Streets
surfing II feet II inches front Tchoupouas So
inches and lines Graver street. IS feet inches
towards Natche2 rect thence line running towards
vier feet inches; then 10 feet II inches lines
line parallel the side line and IS feet inch the rear
line to the point where joins the line of 10 feet II inches and
4 lines above mentioned
There is upon this property a GOOD Two-sToRY BRICK
BUILDING, now occupied barroom and eating house
which can be leased at $500 year.
0- TERMsOne half cash in IT, s. Treasury notes. balance
in the notes OF the purchaser to his order
eighteen months with cent per and
cent eventual interest and mortgage until final payment
Act OF sale before A Ma2ureau Notary Public No 80 Camp
street. Mt the expense of the purchaser
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GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.
BARNETT 50 sHEPARD.


GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS..
RAKNETT 30 SHEPARD.
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
VINES LIQUORS, CIGARS. STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
Is. Magazine Street..............4E
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ofer the following GOODS now landing and in storo
Fine Old BRANDY--j1 and u casks
Port, Sherry and Madeira WINEs-4n store and In
bond.
Claret, Haut sautern and Rhine Wines.
CHAMPAGNEs-var brands
Boxers BITTERs, :.
Catawba WINE
brakes Plantation BITTEBs.
o. X. Plantation =.
Hostetter's
Sparkling and Still oArAwBA.
MINT JULEP
BAY RUM
VOLTS sCHNAPFS,
scheidam GIN .g
MORNING CALL,
Brandy COCKTAIL
Assorted CoRDIALs.
Champagne CIDER Ind.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry WINE.
Cherry BOUNCE.
Also, Agents for
Boyle Miller IS Celebrated Rose WHISKY.
And the
Jockey Club House GIN,
And
Tlton McFarands Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And varicus brands Of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO.
We also offer the following sundrios:
RIO COFFEE.
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
SOAP.
CANDLES
STARCH
Pine Apple, English Dairy, and Western oHEEsE
Biearb. soDA-n kegs aud boxes.
Olive Orf-pints and quarts
MUSTARD-Frenea and Imitation
.. Dry in Z, k and 10 h. TIns
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom KETCHup
English GiEb aud Worcestershire SAUCER
SUGAR OF LEMON.
MACARONI and YERlICELLI.
PICKLEs-lf, 4, u and gallon.
JELLIES-assorted and glass Gil sizes
Brandy PEACHES and CHERRiES-iu and gInss
CAN GOODS,
Consisting Eof-
ROAST BEEF,
TURKEY,
CHICKEN,
MUTTON,
PEACHES,
PINE APPLE,
strawberries,
OYSTERS
SALMON and LOBsTERs.
SPICES,
NUTS
RA1sINS,
CuRRASTs,
CITRoN,
ETC. ETC,
Liberal advances made and strict attention paid consg
ments
Having been engaged by Messrs. BARNETT SHEPARD
Commission Merchants and dealers Wines Liquors and
Groceries, No IS Magazine street. would respectfully solicit
for them the patronage of my friends and the former patrons
nf &
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ELEGANT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES.

ELAatAsi - 80 ioss mn =. 49,
8ss .J5
. - ,,-,, ,eeo,,uon, 7,ro,
sfkeAAL AeeiloN fors fhi.Ais Te-
EXCLUSIVELY
8a% -
NO. - Aa
x,,. . ~ r.-prEp,s cTnpts No INCA MAI, STREET
Miss. = - ~ ~ : : 49, -
D Estens'Ne sate az $500
8& III -. ID. j45J{s, s&98g Ms
IF -
=. ,.,s or T,i III, 5Tlons and Dollars worth o
AN ihstise ~ "p"stse y
| .5IE7 M n Y
| NV i4p+41s u 49,,
Barbes Handkerchief Hosiery shawls, scaris Neis am
y I. :, ,,.,5l,a, s,aro,. nd ,,arias col
Sapes- one Of ihe HWY
1., a,,4s, ~ - ,offe,e I'D in this CITY
esVls s' St iTS III III
~ EnxsSTATTs, SPEAR
S,-.B .rct;onaer
s fLAsips . oihAS'
MONDAY, the 22d instant, commencing al
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AUCTION SALES.

LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS IN EAST BoVLtGNl. |
jefferson City.
Succession Of Mrs. NJ NJ. Z. MONTREUGL late wife Of
Laurent hilRudOn
Enrnnd DIsrcL Cnnn. nE NnAY Nrlaana--Nn lnnM.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,s AGENCY
sUTHERLIN WARREN & CO.,
Nos. los and 1O7 Gravier Street,
New Orleans La.

We have now in store, and constantly receiving direct
from the factories the and most complete
featured and Smoking Tobacco offered this city all Of
which offer to the trade the manufacturers prices
consisting of Bright and Dark Pounds Half Pounds Gold
Bars Pocket Pieces, Twist Bright and Dark los r. and 4s
Navy and other Styles among which can be found many
wall known brands, viz
j. d race, \. j. Talbot & Co..
@. O. Anderson's Ice Cream Pocket Piece '
Grape Juice, J. B, Pace Il Sons Gold Bar,
U. s Navy Pounds Nectar
Bright Dladem, Challenge NAVY MS and H.
j. Guam, Eagle Premium - -
Grape Vine Twist, CssWeil' '"''DH'
Nay Apple Barlow 4 Andersons Ice Cream
J. il. Trotters Rough and Judah Glenn
= Ready Twist s: E. White,
Hollands Jenny Land Twis W H. Curtis
A. B. Chsnhsra j. Hollands Fancy Twist
]. W. Redd, NJ " Chambers '
g. il. HoilanA's oasis Twist, l '" 0""''i'''''
And many other brands too numerous to enumerate
smoking TOBACCO we have the following well known and
GeSlrape brsnos Chambers & Patricks' Excelsior, May
fower and Joa e. Hauton, Scariellat, Hun ke Punke,
Late ka Rnnckinck Indian Council, Elephant. Killc-
Einnick, Big lngin Washington How are you john Tim,
Turk and Shanghai
cigars, Scotch and Macaboy Snuff, etc, etc.
S BIER, BIER
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JeweIry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
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BRICK TWO STORY DWELLING ON ITALIA STREET
Near Annunciation street.
BY j. II. WALTON d. DESLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer

SATURDAY, Jan. go, 1850, at 1a O'Clock
sold H. $50 ' -
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm
proyemens thereon in the First District Of this city
square bounded by Thalia ST. Theresa St. Thomas and
Iehouptonias Streets measuring q feet inches front on
Thaa street, nches2 lines front St. Theresa street
by depth of 100 feet inches lines the side nearest
Tehoupltoulas street and depth of l6 feet inches
lines on the other side, nearest ST. Thomas street.
The improvements this lot consist of TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING continuing parlors hall on FIRST
oo two bedrooms and large cabinet and hall floor
Two story back buildings containing three bedrooms kitchen
storeroom, coal house, washhouse cistern WELL ETC.
E7-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
Act of sale before A. D. Doriocout Notary Pubc Mt the
expense of the purchaser, - =. -
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Liberal advances made and strict attention paid to cong
ments
Having been engaged by Messrs. BARNETT SHEPARD
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries No. As Magazine street, would respectfully solicit
for them the patronage friends and the former patrons
of COOPER L NEIBERT.
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THE ENGINES AND MACHINERY OF THE STERN
Wheel Steamer Antelope auction.
BY j. II. WALTON tG DESLONDE,

~ ------ = D. B. WALTON, ApctlOheer
Office No. II Carondeet street. corner Union street.
ERIDAY Y, 10th day of january, sec, at
ocock NJ the Reading Press, the head Of Thala
street for account Of the u s. Navy Department the
direction of W @ Cook u s. naval orekeepe Will sold
THE MACHINERY oftle stern wheel steamer Antelope'
complete engines, highly finished, diameter of bore 10
inches length stroke feet two boilers % feet long SO
complete The doctor freight holster and engines have
lately been put in complete order and will require
in putting the
There Is also powerful Capstan arranged to work from
freight holster, also, one Deck Pump
qhe Crank Shaft for main engine is of wrought iron with
wrought cranks the buckets yokes rods
bf the pipes srups ange bolts beech-
ing chimneys etc. included and all other articles
properly belong the machinery of the boat will be turned
over TO the purchaser
R TERMS CoNpITIoNsThe purchaser to pay one-half
of the amount of adjudication time of adjudication the
balance on delivery, all in U. Treasury notes
The machinery be the risk of the purchaser
from the time of adjudication.
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NoAASL'
Subscriptions for
The NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL
Daily and Weekly NEWS.
:. DAY BOOK.
METROPOLITAN RECORD
:. :. =. ALBION.
:. =. :. FREEMAN'S JOURNAL.
=. =. -. NATIONAL BANK NOTE RE.
PORTER and FINANCE GAZETTE
The Philadelphia AGE.
=. Boston POST
:. Washington Daily NATIONAL INTELLIGENeER,
E. Augusta CHRONICLE
=. Galveston NEWS
FLAKES BULLETIN.
;. Houston TELEGRAPH.
And Leonard Scott Co.'s Reprints the four BRITISH RE-
VIEWS and BLACKwooDs EDINBURG MAGAZINE, rs.
cved at the Merchants Exchange News Rooms
St. Charles street and Commercial Place
L OVERALL. Aren't
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AUCTION SALES.

ONE sroHY FRAME HOUSE CORNER. OF ANSueIA,
zion and Trd streets opposite Clay Square Fourth District
/ estahlshed Us bakery. ~. -
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3l''l NJ ~ 80 aARnx,,ER .sMTrH q 90.

n COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
by NELLIGAN - Won ZINKEN,
X iY 4si JAMES NELLIGAs, Auctioneer,
| "a Ofice-Nos. l66 Grayier and II Union street.
| "WEDNESDAY, ysnHary n. Mt "a o'eloek
n ts Union Wasehoase corner # a9s M ala
Cotton f Cards in original packages
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE MAHOGANY AND
OAK Furniture siyerPlaed and silver Ware, Crockery,
etc, etc, etc.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES B, sHAwooD.- SECOND
District Court of New orleans, No $3.50.
BY NELLIGAN IL yON ZINKEN,
JAMES NELLIGAN, Auctioneer,
Office, l66 Grayier and II Union street.
rTHII5KsDAY, January 2sth, Isas, at 4. 10
# aR order acp ohs " Judge the
1865 No the docket Of said Court viii be SOLD the
mSSssbss e said sueeesSn e wi wit al r,n poo
Afmos ss French Mirrors Carpets sagrsvings Silver
Hs- TEXAS Cash in United States Treasury notes
GRAND ASSORTMENT DIES MEuBLEEs EN- BOTS DE
H5ss tita A s Rose.
i3i PLATs D,ARFENTs PoTERIEs, &c, &C.
Succession de James b. de District
VI De la Neuyele orleans-No 25sl9.
PAR MICHIGAN d Won ZINKEN,
JAMES NELLIGAS eneanteur
\ TEUDI lie rs courant. commencant a 10 heu-
u nian, No rue earondele vertu Ell conor-
iee de district de la Nouyee rleans date 3
cenbre 1866 No de Ia pour le cope dc la
Des superhes eubes bots de Rose CONSTANT parties
Chandeliers Fourneax tous les assesoires
saifes, etc, etc.
NO. en- biets du Tresor des Etats.
Unis. ~ s88a5a@ 49 z# S#G
LIME. LINE. LIME
RY u. e. dORPMY.
AucTIoNEER-0fice, Al Magazine street.
w o'clock + n, il bridges Sons Warehouse, corner q
Tcheupitonlas and Erato streets, will be sold
1000 bbls: Slack LIME, more or less
HJ-TEENs-Cash
n X PORTWARDEN's SALE 81
RY n. q. MACY,
GIT AucfIoSEER0 Office, 80 North Water street. Mobile Ala
Jan Is, 1860, MT II o'clock
AZ Otis Yard corner Of Water and Madison Streets
under the inspection OF the Wardens Of the for account
whom II may concern, will be sold .7E7S HI
68l bales of Cotton saved from wreck ship Roger Hern
NOTICE , EnrsCC
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RRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
~ OF ANATOMY
40 and 20 ST. CHARLES STREET r

Four important lectures entitled The PhiloDphy of Mar
as delivered at the Museum in New York had
on application or by letter enclosing % addressed
tary Branch of the New York Museum OF Anatomy 40 and b
st. Charles steeet New Orleans = l77E'T : y
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PLANTATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, OVAL EYE
Assorted sizes, at lowest market rates. For sale by
j. E. HALSEY & CO., AucrlosEERs
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
IS Beekman street, New York,
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By C. L. GERARDEY e. co.

VALUABLE IMPROVING PROPERTY FORMING THE
Corner Of Baronne and Common Oneatpry Frame
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND IMPROVED LANDS
free from overflow the left bank Of the Mississippi river
at auction.
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PAR MEXICAN q Won zINKEN,
NIX .. E. MoRPM,

RY u. e. MORPHY,
Office, II Magazine street.
l WEDNESDAY, january 18th, at IL IL
~ o'clock NJ in bridges sons Warehouse, Of
Tchoupitoulas and Erato Streets will be sold
- 1900 bbs Slack LINE, more less.
n9-TERNs-Cash.
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By j. II. WALTON & pEsLoNDE,

YITEDN ESEsAY, Jan. 81, at IL O'Clock NJ,
w at the Merchants and Aucuneers Exchange, Royal
street. by order and for of the New Ore and car
roton Railroad Company, the following described valuable
property, will be Sold tu-wt-
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Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
Spectacles,

The particular attention of those needing helps TO readn
respectfully solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbles the hes
and only glasses hs should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches and
Jewery, the best workmen being employed.
Remember, % CAMP STREET, under the CITY Hotel
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Plain Flils.s ifcRs A E0ung Far

vie s.;1 &, worn r. tbe wise is sniff
''N - " ''
'''Nsi, sir,,r. talc orc or more newsnaners for
o,orv nnr,hrr viii y;ve >vnu inflammation
nhT;,,.b u;ll hnnetit Won in dolIars,
W d. oJ,nnn;, ! tbat et;trb IN t;me saves
n;nn ~ or tLe aying nm Of rail or mailing
nmn @ hoord NAV save the ninth repetition
anJ anJ ,,nrnIy r"r,t .tock toe
r,l,. l,,r.t h,va n yre,t 8eal nf eyer
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Whenever you see a ady leading noo-
die by string through the streets, it is a
sign she has no children to bestow her al,
fcctinns upon.
When you see man carry his head sc
high as to tip backwards, it is a sign his
brain weighs more in the region of self-es-
teen than,in the inteliect
Whenever You meet aman cr 4 woman
who is ashamed to be caught at any rcspcc-
table employment. it is b sign there is a
very tender spot somewhere about the
brain. ,. ..t..
Whenever you see couple sit at the ta-
bic of hotel, and try to attract attention
by finding fault with every dish that is
brought them, it is signthey dine on cod
Ash and salt beef at honle
Whenever you see q fashionable lady
afraid to make the acduamtance Of the wife
of a respectable mechanic 1t is sign her
father or her grandlatherhoed potatoes, or
shod horses for living. .-.s
Whenever you see a man of wealth turn
ont of his way 10 avoid meeting poor ae-
nuaintance, it is a sign he las nothing but
wealth to recommend HIM. ..,.,aI 49,.
Whenever you see young man ashamed
of his old-fashioned father and mother, who
have reared and educated him to the very
best of their abilities. it is sign they vast
ed their money on him. 1t would have paid
them hctter percentage in alank.
Whenever unu see lady appear very de-
vout in church, WHO is dccked out in lacrs,
feathers, flowers and flounces, it is a sign
she thin k more of dress, than she does OF
prayer. 70. " .f .T~t ~.
Whenever you see dandy swelling
through the streets, fourishinghis cane and
| quizzing glass, 1t is a sign he his Just brains
enough to imagine you will se his glossy
new hat, ank not the long cars that fall be-
meath it.
Whenever You bear man oppose fma!e
education. no ma ter how grea his advanta.
ges may have been, it is Il SUE tign his own
| partially deficient.
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Logic, or The wager WON.

Two gentlemen, who had been born on
the same day, were once celebrating tho
event by dinner to their mutual friends. -
After the cloth was removed, and the sociol
glass had circulated pretty freely, one Of
the hosts said to the other:
"What'lI yon lay johnson, that I do not
prove myself considerably older than your
Why, that's downright nonsense" re-
turned the othcr, and, as | am sure of
winning, I'll bet YOU rump and dozen
you cannot do it. =" aas s5-a .s+a a4
'Done!' ....s a.v s,a. .,es
"Donol' g.-
"Wel, then" said the FIRST speaker.
twkat is your age, to-day" "sI "-.-
'Forty, said johnson. ss' aey
why, them, cried the other, trium-
phantly, 'as we were both born on the same
day, I must, Of course, be torty-ticor
A hearty laugh followed this logical de-
luction, and it was allowed, on all hands,
that the wager was fairly won, although at
the expense Of adding two years to the age
of the winner.
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The colonel started. He gave.me this for
you" continued Emmerson, handing him
a note, @ d. ..0
Col. Murry hastily broke the seal. and at
the moment he glanced down tie letter he
uttered an exclamation and fell faintiug to
the ground. Emmerson seized glass of
water that stood by and dashed It in his
face. In few minutes he recovered suffi-
.cently to, speak; his first words were.
"Whcre is he? Take me to him. must
Sc him at ono Isitt ellte to rave hin?'
In fact, without word he started off after
me- q ~.-as.l I...- H.., r
Emmerson brought the colonel to me. !
was then lying on.a couch much exhausted,
and feeling very i'll, When they came into
the room the coloneliruShcd towards me,
and seized me ty the hand, exclaiminy,
"NIy dear GeofFcry, found at last ~
rg The rest is seen tod, 1t appeared that
my father was an old friend of Col. MUIR
rays in India, and that Col. Murray had
made up his mind that no one bnt his old
friends son should ever marry Ethel.-
Hence his rejection Of MY suit. The sight
of his signature as Geoffrcy Planagenet
(which he knew was the name of his old
friend SOM brought him to my side. For
mtry | had, for the reason before stated.
been always called Bertrand. it
Ethel was informed Of what happened
and Of course came down to me immediate
ly 1t was likeness to my father that Col
Murray had noticed, and that prepossessed
him in my favor. ,l4a .. I.. 5a.E
As soon as | was well enough we were
married Emmerson figured at the we'd
ding in fine style, and said great many
complimentary things. Now he is well
come guest at our house. Ethel says that
she always blesses the day when she tell in
to the water, as that made her Mrs. Plan-
tagenct; and thus VIC ctton talk over MY
cold bath, and what cane oft F" 5.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-21

On, night Judge, military officer and
a minister, all applied for lodgings at an inn
where there was but one spare bed, and the
landlord was called upon to decide which
had the best claim of the three. ..A H..
81 have lain fifteen years in the garrison
at H. hsaid The officer sF Sr7Hi@ @9o
81 have set as judge twenty years at,R :"
said the Judge. ,..i.a;.,, -a..1 .,srse s-.;.
"Whh your leave, gentlemen, Il have
stood in the ministry twenty five years at
NJ" said the minister. a'
THAT settles the dispute, said the land
lord. "You, Mr.. Captain, have lain fifteen
years--yon, Mr. Judge, have sat twenty !
years--but the aged pastor, has stood I've
and twenty years., so he has certainly the
best right to the bed. :" III.