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A PEzzEvEEzSs SE,cr1E--Nr- J.
Gu:enkrnsr 49, icuni o. THURSDAY
lasf, hanging n lis bArn- 80 niles
from Jasp<r. dead. lie s;< his bre.k-
ut - us1sl Nth his family and IN :
S<w moments suriE himself into e-er-
nirv. He hid within fer DAYS been
txice discovered in a-renP.s - hang
himself, and prevented lie wss 2boa;
- years Of age. ant II ! supPc<ei
domestic difiralfies caused him u
commit The rash act
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~ au. CsrzEss- "A the Ssrssa 80 aeuss
y. RsFrsssnis ars ssrsrrag.
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Ia r<pcrt 81 sae S-S,s "A fres-sry. u -
49, s<- q spP~ar skss OR PA .nri.I a.
Ssrisx tnxresss - si=s rsiss4s Lea sesr
. srx r-s b>sis1 spsa Ne people - ,h>
s1ss.s - 81 e<nrs 90 TIE tolt.r. thsy
.~rs <1ly assessed. All rhs -1n r.fsi o.
'sz.sl< p<sp-r'y s.~ant<d 70 81 eenA-
A. rsss - - arc rso< nsshsnaleisns u
: - i.Pr~-ssi< fsr - - Get me sx.et sro-
rsrsis.- o. ~krs~s-sgrs call q. . -e Ia
tee matter sht<- sst scnsset nsssy se
e.rry - ~ Gssernn~ss
We re t>~sly - s<st TIE late OR
80 i.sslss< - IL mssy sfiesisirs - re-
Esrs ., IN slni<hty dollar rssr< gro
.ssy silIsss n
. On Tsp<ks) ~hs arc
<rssisg psnsls1s srs-n me Gsssrsn<ss.
T.s = k<svy ssrd<s spss - Now I
..A - lixsssa TAX borden. sd I ~ssiS
s.-r<sss<- ssrss oil M sisrs>>,s <sIsessfl 90
SCI .sri-t . q-iekiy . ss-sssIe- AID I
5000 ssrrArrzor< Suggest shst Is~ bs
rsssr< ., shis s1<et, .rhss 81 .iss~s .hs
sr< sss ..rsiss - ihr - 49, Of Ny .exs.
sell y p-ssise< .i'h hs-tsst ~ ,h<
Sac an 81 ~Sssss r<frsiax 20 accept
sseA s-z - sail y s<al rne.. shall bssel
,s<ar p<rsi7ns srcPssd--
Ias srrsHxsurr1s .su'd teuhsIess - sss-
's-srssry - rs<sris sh< -,ss@s sad ed
ssesr.srs. sd .ssd have : rens<nsy 10
1900, OF expsssiSsre--
sssl1 aha advise yea . psss an .cs 70
sssli-h prs1ssessss kisslsg 10 eur pushe
es,sesaIIy Z. the C.urehs. srtl
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,s.r 20 s<-s sisEr-s-. I'D .se<rs.ia = nesh-
= a. - ki-s,lx 10 . p,rr q the rrtIx:su~
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TAKEN ~ ~ Jsns z. Andsrsop. Of
- Bsisssiise To~sship. : brisdIs COO
9th shiss ssd black spots. end nssked
vish erUp 10 the Isfs esr. and . spl.s ID the
nRh. esr- end appraised % tho "a dsy q
Dee 1855. q t12. y r. w. Gre csIius, ssd
Jos- Ferguson tesoss Esq Kssbisr
A uss copy, . appears % record 10 ny
o0ce.
H. A. HOLTHAUs. Clevs DsssIs Co.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS ny vie. Rsseces RaRess.
W hss Iefs ~ oed snd board. vi hous
any tns cause % psssoesficn- tnis is 10
vsrs I'll pssoss mot 10 srusf or hsrsos hes
% ~ seesss'- - will psy % dsbss o
her contracting
JEREMIAH ROGERS.
Jss- l3ta 1s66-s~.
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I'M + vrdss-,gn.d will procr~d With he
= ranniv sUsv-v"r of Dub.is c.us,v ON
the .s'h dsv oi Jsr 1866. 10 run the Laes
.nd d.'esmiae fhY boundaries ~ s-ciion No.
- 4 30 town 2 s"ush rsrge 3 west
he intermediate IiIr - will siso b run end
the c"rnsss thereof ~slsbsishsd. Persona
Interested all pi~sss BE- p,ssens
ID WEAVER.
n. MILLER
Jsn 9 1e66-3~
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UIioa- Mr.. vsxhies, q this
sssse. kzs made : s-roug speech u
Congrsss- il rely 10 Thzideus Sew
60, &C n support q de Presidents
policy q ressogsficn-
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70 kn-s NJ ~ HrALra--Tais hu.y
ssr'ss q A.sr<sss ~. y Coo coo ~ork-
'nE p-ss'r. shs<~ srvie-s ny - e.rIuu.rst
sr - s.s, SO tk-sr snsu4I Aess ~ srrk.
$500 ats sverige 81 49, ssrs ssea ~ shs
yes<- 70 gss<s sstsI 10 q 20 10000
4 -. 'hr<s us<s . I.-Ee sstAr ~hoIe es.s
e re Ess<rss<sr. isei1S.sx the Amy NJ
- Psss Ozsss. Lessistsrs. Fsrsixa M
is<<rs 80 slL II ssssnt -eizbs over
50 ssser<< ss.s - psr< gold
a Isgs properties q III sossIy suiF-risr
sisAss< sssrsrt y ssressisa - dies. clean
iis<ss. sd sssv- sir, ~ rk< rsp-r sse q
tse rssr r<nsty is s<Iess- whss : Is
eeEs bsx - Ayers PIs rsu svsrr q srsseL
e liissss ski<h : scsI< axe several dsys
T. reesser frs@- 9 dollar sosrls Of Ayers
Sesspsril;s. viri ex5eI ; Isrkisg dEssrsss
shsr sssIt srisg ne s<f<rsr % HI bsek ius
ss>ks - 1sssss. ssss = ssks any fgurss %
$500 - gsod eeosa.s q ne invsssnens
Whss Rsser 80 Ass< : rsstrsg ID yosr
siess 80 saskiss yer Iiis .. % 700. = il
|sssth sse <siisr . esss fsr bic AsuE Gear
- ksss - si'lsissss tisssi<r .xpeIIeS
shssh i - ssrs.y ssd s1iskIyi whss
20 ssss sslss : sslt : q pssd<zs 70 ssr
sssii 4 80 ssssiet - 'ks Issgs. shea dsys
II seeks = sssihs nsss y spent 10 sryiux
T. ssrs =. esss 4 ress - cured q eli. o.
T. y cheaper . sske Aver'sCs~rvy PeersrsI.
essr'sg ~ shiihsgs. ssd rsasvs he
srsssls b<isrs q = s<risssi / tskes a.
sissss . ss<iSs-
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vvviiE undessigned will rrocvsd wnh ne
= county surveyor ~ DssoIs county %
The b'h dsy 81 Feb. ls66 10 run The i,n.s
End determine the b.undsries 81 s~csivu
NJ -. town 2 south range 4 Wess.
The i"se.m~dssts lines will slss " run end
fh- rorn~rs thvrsnf Sstsbiished. Pssssns
Interested will pIrss~ b. pres. 4
q JOHAxERNAN.
jan. Oh, 1854.
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. hsssby gives skss he usSsr.
~ sieset be- bsss sppolsssd sdmisissrasss
q Ne essaas u Jos - Rest. lsso q
Duoeis eosssy. deceased Said estate h
probably ssIssss-
GEO sTRATHER. sdar
Jss. B. 1Ss5-3~
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Tbe-e sill . . meeting % The Fire
Company. held q the Court Hose n
xonday night the 15zk inst A fuli
attendance i reqae<sei, . business
cf Importance xill &c brought besorc
the meesing. O. DoasE. Foreman
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THE MODEk PARL0R MAGAZINE
= ~ AMERICA.
DENOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Combines sd presents the nost interesting
useisI ssd abrasive arssy u popular fss
tsres evsred Ia . nsgsxiss' including
LtRGES Z MORE COSTLY STEEL
ENGRAvINGS
Than are furnished 10 say other
OzIsssAr Sr5ETEs AsB PoEss ~ TEE sosr
EnIskHr ArTHoRs-
NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC.
By III most popular eonpo-srs.
AEezrrErTuEK AID MeDrL CorrxcE.
With Sisgrsns.
FIsE PozrRArrs OF EnrsFsr PERsoss.
The FASHIONS.
In evevy department o. L.dies' and child
r~rs Dress. spI<stldIv iIssussed wi,h nm
rissii<d aac model FAsHies PEArEs. and
vur usual
EurI s'zs rATrERss BRAID EnssoIDERY.
Also. Household Matters AID Receipts
with Jenniss June's Talk on wo
mans Topics; Paris Correspondents;
Tsz-sh<r 9Th . CONSTANT sscesssisa o.
BriiIIsnt Novelties, al - % fn<iy ssd o.
'tsresiy illustrated. and the Msgsx;ns 70
Be prinred on The fness Dsp-s. md is style
for binding into . h.sesoms voiume fos
rhe center-tssI< q the close of che yesr.
Yearly. $500. wirhs set Of Too beassifoi
PsrIor St~<l Eaxrsvrrs. % . Psrtsg- esa-
ssinirg T~c DrIsr~ Worth 81 Exsss Pull
sIz- Psfrons. - = Premism 70 ssch Sub.esi-
1-r E.ea sititisnsi S1ser,o-r .. when ..ns
10 Css>. $35O; Tsr-s c.pies Tor 81 Sos
FIVE Crpi-- iw Sl3. Ten Copies fss So;
sIlh re Premium Il, each -ubsrriber.
Adrr~ss
WI. JENNINGS DEMORESr.
No l73 BRsADvAr, NY.
Single c ,pies nrs,I-d free on r.essps oil
tn PrIce- Back nsmoers a. specimens. loI
cents.
SpErrdit Prenfum< re ofFsr~d ~ Cabs.
eoEs'ssing Of Gold P<ss. Aibuma, yesry
s1s-eripsiea ~ the b~sr Nse.ziass. Web
ssr's Large Dietionsry. Clothes Wiring
Music Box-s. x-iodeons. . sing Msrkines,
Pisrcs- ere. ete- Anybody cen esssly e.
cure os~ 81 he shove Premisns.
L. I1sk rGce
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE y hereby given that | will eel
- a public auction. o.
MONDAY. Jsnusry 29.h. 1865.
a he istc Residence Of Jrhn N Rus,
lssr ~ Dspuis county, drcsss-d. 81 ~.
p-rsoasi pscpsr'y. not 'skrn bv shs wldas
sonsistsng u CstiIe. H,.r whrs'. Cs~
F.sming u'-as'is, household end siichrr
tprnstrre. &c
TER VS. -Suu.s II nv dollars ssd On.
DR. cash; over fivs dssisss . rs~ait a. IL
'a.'nths: fhe rafc hsesr g'vsng ..se ~sivi.g
b~a-hs 81 valu .tion. Rh good secuuiy
bearing i~sese.'.
GEORGE srRATyER. adm !.
J,n. 8 =, 18f6-3x.
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~ why arc sboIsiionisss inmonIi Be
-suse shey fsvoe bisekl<gs-
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AGENTS N ANTED
S1O ApAy EASY MADE. $40

Bv ing Enarsvirgs. Gard PAas. s,sp,s
san Sssl'.n-sy dur Stationery Paeksss
: keel - o'h.ss, Zach psrtsss esuis.ss
Psp-r. E.s-'rp-. Pencil. Pms. De. ssA
Jr~ ~ worth .ilss 81 r~'sil. Psi~s -rIv
30 e-n'- We will send .Ag.n's 100 Sra
7 "sEsY PACK GEs End . SILvEa NArcn
i'T eli We siev psbsish ssi~hjid HsssI
Engrss snss and Psrsr.iss, Lishogssrh Pirate.
&c. very popular and sssssbss. viii sen.i
= fn~ s-e",ssen, o. loo Tar SIS rnAr VIZ
REsIizE $50. 49, $40 ios that viii cell i..s
go 70 svsr. VIII md = ssmoie lvl i.s g
tLsi = ~ cell Tor SIS
Srsd stamp i.f Gs'ah.rue. Tssas. -.
IiASkISS 4 CD
80 Bsesmss 81. N 2.
Pee ~. lS6A-2m
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,IOEAD ;

On nigh. Of Friday the 25d Inst at Oh O'Clock ut the
Ts,idsnee Of bis BIZ daughter Mrs NJ Duff JOSEPH De
past forty years resident Of this city.
On Friday the 23d inst. at 8 o'clock l. NJ MARY Mo
GfAiH oldest daughter of John Julia MeGrath aged
five years and nine montDs 8. 50
50 St. Louis Republican please copy &i tS&
On Saturday, March 24th at 2 r III JOHN BLACKSTONE
edEW, aged SO years, native of this city. 4 411r5
March 18th, at o'clock A II, Mrs JAMES D0NNELIY
Ireland. ~ r ri 1sTI Ut y - SN'"''s'
The funeral viii take place Monday, 26th in t. at so
O'clock p ~ Mt corner Of St Louis and Where Streets The
friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend
sistarof Capt W Wood, aged twenty-;ee wears nine
months and eighteen days s 7 35ssa r,f ,7Ii3TTI
Her funeral will take place at 10 o'clock from the
residence of j. Fenimore, of St. Charles Erato
streets The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend without further notice j t5L s +ft,ElEg
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NJ a

On Monday March lth at the st. Cathedral by ire
Kew Father G. Chalon, v. c. Mr.. PATRICK j. KILDuFF
of Mobile, to Miss ERNESTINE o,BRIEN, of this CITY.
On Wednesday evening, 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. c. s.
Hedges, Miss KITTY LAvTNE to MICHAEL GALLEY ali
of this city .'s@
On the 10Th inst in parish Lafource at Abby plantation
the residence Of Mrs Mary E. Biln by Rev R. Harde
JOSEPH A. BLANCHARD, N. D., and Miss ANNE III
GOLDFISH. sAH ~ Ez'r -
On The 18th inst by Rev. Father Duho Miss ELISE RusH
TON toMr HENRY DENIS, both of This city.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLorHING.-M Garth
waite, Lewis & Stewart, Tulane building, Nos 81
and SO Camp street have, in their mammoth estab-
lishment, a very extensive stock of clothing of
every description. They have already on hand
summer as well as spring goods, and the latest
fashions They also have full assortment Of fur
nishing goods and travelling equipments, such as
trunks, valises, etc., and sell by the wholesale and
retail
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j Mr.. CHARLES I. HOWARD LOTTERY AGENT.--It
/ is gratifying to learn that Mr.. Fenner's bill to
license the sale of lottery tickets is proving success
full in contributing to the support of the Charity
| Hospital. Mr.. Charles 7. Howard, agent of the
Kentucky State lottery, has already taken out
three licenses, which yielded to the hospital fund
twenty-seven thousand dollars. Persons buying
tickets should be careful to see that the law has
been complied with. Each tickets required to be
stamped and countersigned by the State Auditor,
and the buyer as well as the vendor of an I'M
stamped ticket, subjects himself to the fine and
| Imprisonment under the law. Many, doubtless,
who have hitherto abstained from purchasing
chances in lotteries, from conscientious regard for
the law prohibiting the sale Of tickets will now try
their fortune, and all should assist in the enforce
ment of statute designed to aid great public
benevolence and discharge public debt. Fifty
thousand dollars per annum of the revenue from
these licenses will 60 to the Charity Hospital and
all over that sum will constitute fund for the re-
lief of disabled Louisiana soldiers. Every true
man must feel personal interest in the enforce
ment Of such law. MT. Howard who has so
promptly complied with the statute, has his main
office at No. Exchange Alley where he invites
public patronage. .. s..l. .s..
DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Education is
the corner stone of national liberty and it is also
the great means by which success is obtained in
every walk of life. Amongst the educational
Establishments of the South, Dolbear's Commercial
College stands in the front rank, and most de-
servedly. Established over thirty years ago, it
soon acquired an assured position through the
energy and Judgment of its founder, and ever
since has been gaining steadily the appreciation Of
the public SO that now it is one of our institu-
dons,a or household word, as it were, amongst the
citizens of the Southern States. The college is
situated in the magnificent g Story Building,n at
the corner of Camp and Common streets, one of
the most accessible and convenient locations in
the city, and will be peculiarly so in a few
months more, when the city railroads, now under
way, are completed. When we say that the col
lege is constantly in session, that eight able pro-
fessors are continually in attendance, that the
course comprises bookkeeping, penmanship,
mathematics, the English, French and Spanish
languages, all these branches taught by accom-
plished masters, we think we have briefly stated
the very superior claims to notice and patronage
which the establishment possesses. We may add
that ample arrangements are made to accommo.
date five hundred pupils.
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Notice to TIE Public.
GREY JACK ET AHEAD

GREY JACKET AHEAD.
The increased demand for the GREY JACKET B1TTERs
induces the Propretors inform their friends and the ci
Gems generally that this Favorte Southern Beverage
be obtained the following mercantile establishments OF
this city:
WTIEELO CK. FINLAY & CO.,
SCHMIDT 4 zEIGLER, ..
J. II. CARTER,
MI BLOCK 4 BRITTfN,
RosENBERG SCHERCK,
FATJo, MARKS & Co,
NJ l.. CRAWFORD, .....
SCHNEIDER 4 ZUBERBIER
BARNES, WARD h CO. . .s
G. NJ BAYLY Co,
BARRETT SHEPARD
W. G. LYON GO
R, BLEAKLEY Il CO.,
HITE Il MURDOCH, ..
G, THEURER,
E. CoNERY.
BISCOE Il SIMMS,
GEORGE GRAY.
LEHMAN NEWGASs 4 co,
JAMES BUTLER, JR. CO.,
+. BROWN Il CO.,
J. s. MAUNsELL 4 CO.,
OSCAR ROBIN,
G. N. MORRISON,
ADLER, EASY CO.,
McMOM8E 4 CO.,
L. j. MAILLOT
CHARLES LEDIG,
Z. b. FALLS Il CO.,
B, 4 ]. ABRAMS,
d. MORGAN, ...
n: c. GuLLET
W f. NORMAN
CONWAY BRO,
BARNETT & LION,
81 and IS Gravier street.
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WILCOX 4 GIBBs' Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck gather, quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox q Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. 5 St. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
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.EesU Goods.

Just received and landing, direct from Europe, a.
0 @. A. BARRIERE & RRo.'s, n
1875. Canal street. .......,.,,la S
10 A Irish LINEN,
5 :. ~ to IS inches Pillow Case Linen,
:. Ia l24 Irish Linen sHEETINos &
French =.
4 :. Drawers, LINEN ~. +.
:. 81, 10-i Table Linen DANAsK
8 :. 5S and A Damask NAPKINS .
SO and 4S inch Huck TOWELS
10 Colored Bordered Linen TOWELS
jacquard MUSLIN and New-artieles for doors
window curtains and bars :
90 and l0S and 100 inch BoBINEr
8 :. A White Linen NETTING,
bales Brown ..
2 :. . 4 BLEAcHED NETTING, i
5 cases Printed French ALPACA.
8 :. :. and Striped LINENS Ct
8 :. :. and Broche BAREGEs,
2 :. GRENADINE, :.
2 :. Spring Styles and Plain PoPLINs,
6 :. Printed Linen LAWNS,
:. A, IA Black ALPACA,
l Black BoMBAzETTE,
:. TAMEsE,
T.. :. DELAINE. "a and "A, .T
:. :. BoMBAzINE, .-
Together with great variety Of other articles sale chea
for CASH only.
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
In liquidation.
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TIE RIO GRANDE. We received last night
Brownsville and Matamoros papers Of the 18th,
put ind 40 news in them Of particular interest
The Ranchero mentions rnmor that the Liberals
Northern Mexico were going to concentrate
their FORCES and make more effort against the
nperialists. a paragraph on the French side Of
he Courier mentions the arrival at Bagdad Of d
French transport, bringing troops. but how many
Kaa not knnMn -
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For PENSACOLA AND ArALAcHIcoLA.- The
steamship James S. Green is advertised to leave
for Pensacola and Apalachicola tomorrow at A.
N. She has fine passenger accommodations, and it is
announced that she will positively depart at the
honr nanand -
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Sec Shore Retreat for Eeessf.

large and commodious RESIDENCE at Biloxi, fronting
o acres on the Bay comprising 6ne comfortable Dwelling
with two neat Cottages in the rear Kitchen Stables
Out Houses, etc. etc.
noases are furnished suitable for pleasant summer
seon except linen mosquito bars etc. etc and bays annie
accommodation iar large family ~ n ''''f'e
There IS besides everything necessary to comfort Cow
and Calf upon the place. ds ~ ~"
~ 'a anu pa.ang houses are In good order Apply to
]. B. WALTON 4 DEsLoNDE.
80
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LIE PETROLEUM VAPoR ESTogE.4-Thattvery in
teresting novelty, Gray,s petroleum vapor stove.
has been on exhibition during several weeks mast
atlNo. l06 Camp street, It is well worth a minute
examination. It's implicitly, efficiency and economy
cannot be surpassed, or perhaps in this age Of pro
gress, we would more correctly say, has not been
| surpassed. A company, with ample capital, has
| been organized for the manufacture Of these
stoves IN New Orleans, and the Investment cannot
iali 70 prove profitable one, for as culinary in
stfnnenti u must speedily come into general use !.
twill please the servant for it saves labor. IL
will please the housewife, because Of III
remarkable cleanliness. and it will please
the master by its economy. \ We ehou1
advise housekeepers to give it an early
trial. Broils upon this stove preserve the nure
juice Of the meat, free alike from smoke ana
ashes. Fowl roasted in the stove retain that > !.
quisite flavor which hitherto has only been nre.
served hyroasting on the spit. Biscuits are turned
out from it, thoroughly baked, III seven minutes
A two gallon kettle, filed with water, boils upon
it within twelve minutes Connected, with the |
stove is an apparatus by which beautiful gas light
. had, made on the same principle as the heat for
the stoye The time Is not distant, perhaps, when
Ibis stove, besides its eminent culinary recommend
Ations will be used fof the lighting Of our shops
md dwellings,, subject to no gasometer except
sueh Is people may establish themselves.
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New MUsro.- NJ. A. p Blackmar, music pub
Il sher and dealer, Canal street, Is out with
hve new publications for the past week. d are
indebted TO him for copies, as follows: 5sss
Joviai Polka, composed BY e. Q: Eaton, and
dedicated to Mira. John Denis, of Memphis. The
title page has very j" joyial !, picture, litho-
graphed in eolors. 81 III
: Mount Hsrtnon schottische, Il l composed aud
dedtcated to the young ladies' Of Monnt Hermon
Female Institute, Clinton, Miss, BY Professor u,
Hampel. Y 4 "
Les Clochettes Galop, No. 6. Encourage.
Il ments. ssas ass N
OH 70 tearsl,' 10 mas pIeurs!.) with accom-.
paniments for both piano and guitar.
Gentle be thy slnmbersF' vocal duet; words
BY I'M. Wickliffe, music BIZ s. Schiesinger.
We have received from Mr. Louis Grune-
Nald's music establishment, l2s Canal street,
~ Sunlight Of Life 8, I, adapted 70 The piano,
Words by ~ ~. Jewel, dedicated to Miss Tnnisss
Farrar also for the plano, Pleasant Memories
schoftische, BY Charles Taylor, dedicated to
Miss Mary Buckner, Of Natchez.
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sas NEW ORLEANS, March g. 1866
At meeting Of the Hackmen's Benevolent Association
held the evening Of March 1866 the following was unan
mousy adopted Eita8 50 @ e $3.50
II u H4 Xxx PREAMBLE. t- E
For the services which the Hon. p G. Moan has rendered
TINS Association in giving valuable information obtaining
be it UT : III,
4 Resolved That the following card be published
lia 7ia ia 4git New ORLEANS, March 23, 1866
TO the Hon. P. G. NJ olan q rs aa@ 81
sr-We, the undersigned, officers aud members of the
Hackmes Benevolent Association do hereby tender our
thanks for the valuable services gratuitou
given IN obtaining charter for association '-t+
ssi #9 gf3H#s SAMUEL RICHARDS, YE5s et ~ nj
f@agf44say4 j. d. MARSEIiIIs. II Conp1ittee
= MARTIN MCCORMACK \ sfT-'''Fs
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OvERFIoW or THE M1ssIssTPPI,--By q special
dispatch from afriend at Natchez, we learn that
the water y running over the guardle at the
arengo PlaRtation, immediately above Natchez,
and that work on the main Ievee has been sus
pended.
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