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To be Given at the Masonic Hall,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1866,
BENEFIT
Louislana Relief Lodge No. I.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
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OF Louisiana Relief ledge No. /.
J. O. 4. Fellows, NJ y SaS Gfand Master.
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COMMITTEE INVITATIONS.
T. D. Van Horr John Anderson,
jules A. Floral j. H. De,irange
Sam Lew, i. Abrams,
T. Brugier, Jr., }. o Mclean,
Henry Abel W. S. Pike,
Joseph santni, J. G. Dunlap.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
J. O. DeCastro, " C. Driver
a. E. Dick 7. W Delesdernier,
Il. L. Bruce, W. Y Atee,
J. A. Letten, F. A. Wooliey,
Il. Simon, Q. Assenheimer
A. Walk, J. b. Crawford
FLOOR MANAGERS.
J. Vegas, W. E. Fitzgerald,
b. j. Montgomery, N. r. N. Robinson
Thomas Lawrence, II. Dreyfus,
". e. Frornmeyer, +. Ricau.
Tickets ST. For sale by all the Grand Se
Office and at the principal Book Stores
Applications for Ladies' invitations may be left D.
Van Horn the Crescent John Anderson ITO Poydras
j. H. DeGrane at Montgomerys Auction Mart Camp
every Thursday and Satprdar
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WE HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Advances made on Con
sznnents to our friends in New York and Liverpool
CAMPBELL i RICKARBY,
20 Carondelet street.
New Orleans, Dec. Is, 1865.
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Gas CONSUMERS READ THIS,

wINCHESTER's PATENT IMPROVED LAvA-TIP GAS
BURNER ia the convenient Burner use The TIP
will n,yer currode rust For sale by G. W.
Shultes and his agents in this city Office T. B. Moores
Gas Fitting Establishment, No. 81 Baronne street.
Beware spurious artcles for sale the Gas Fix
turos cleaned and repaired at 81 Baronne street.
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Southern Bank, New Orle ans, january
3 lS66A dividend OF FOUR per cent. will be paid to the
Stockholders the 18th the Banking House in this
city. TIIOS LAYTON, President.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
F'utuve Auction Sales ON nd page.
COTTON -s.... cOTr0F. COTTON
BY j. b. WALTON IL DEsLOyDE
j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer.
Office 81 CarondeIet street
Alabama Press head OF Robin street. VIII BE-
sold ~ - =
80 bales Cotton more or less damaged. m
-ea- TERMs--t.ash IN United states Treasury notes 4
Ear FIxTUEEa. LIQUORS, CHAIRS, COUNTERS, Ero
~ BIZ FOKsTALL ~ SPEAR,
AucTrosEEgs-ohice, IS Exchange Place
FKfDAY. 9Th Inst., at 10 IL o'clock A.
80. ~ ~ the corner Of Exchange Alley and Custotouse
The contents n the eoxr1aENrAr. corygEHouss..
Stoves v ines, etc. ' $3.50
A large sise painting Ct Gen. Geo washington
s9- l1hNs--oesn IN U. y Ireasnry notea
TOBACCO. ......-.ToBACco.. TO sAcCo
| aa7l boxes Manufactured Chewing TOBACCO
BY ID. e. MORPHY,
ACKNOWLEDGES No. ~ Magazine street.
FRIDAY Jan. 8, $50, MT 10 o'clock AM,
and IN store Nn ~ Magazine street. for account Of whom
391i boxes Manufactured Chewing Tobacco
E5- TERss-Cash In u .. Treasury notes
TOBACCO TOBACCO. ACCO
20 boxes Chewing Tobacco.
BIZ d. e. MORPHY,
AuCrIosEEK-Ofce. Al Magazine street
FRIDAY, Jan. s, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and in store No ~ Magazine street. for Of whom
| % boxes Chewing Tobacco.
ESTERxs-cash In U. s. Treasury Notes.
Il
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VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
H., FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. s. 1866
MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
LEWIS BAKER.

"
- FRIDAY EVENING JAM &, 1866
MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
LEWIS BAKER.
.. Firs. time here of the great Drama called
THE THREE GUARDsMEN
DArtagnan originally performed by HIM Lewis Baker
Assisted by
Mr. B. Macauay Mrs F. s. Chanfr~u and the entire Star
With Mr. Bakers adaptation Of Dickens David Copper
nIcAwBER; Or w 4TpS i,p FOR SOMETHING TO
Wilkins Micdwbe his original character Lewis Baker Urah
Heep Mr. W. r. Floyd Mrs. Micawbcr Mrs. W H. Leigh.
ton.
A Great TsiIi Saturday Night.
On SUNDAY EVENING Mr.. W. r. Floyd repeat won
derfuliy natural and artistic inper, onation Of
TIM "'BRTEN, THE IRISH EMIGRANT
MONDAY Jan Sth, Miss O. I thompson will appear
ct. CHARLES TaEATEs-sr CHARLES ST.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1866.
LAST BENEFIT OF E. EDDY, and positively last night
one this season. BEN DEBAR, F. EDDY, Miss HENRI
ETA IRVING, CHAS. POPE and A. II. DAVENPORT
all in the play.
By DESIRE shakspeare's great play Of
KING LEAR.
f. Eddy Lear.
Henrietta Irving Cordelia.
Chas Pope as...'.......... Edgar
A. H. Davenport as. Oswald
Ana BEN DEBAR IN MS great speciality OF ROBERT
MACAIRE
NEW OPERA HORSEPOWER BOURBON
IN AND TOULOUSE STREETS
GusrAvus os7ERMAsN. Lessee and Manager.
Mime thionI and Sig. susIni's Grand italian
Opera.
Musical Director and Conductor Sig f. Rosa
SATURDAY., Jan. Gil BARBIERE DB sEvlGLIA.
In active preparation-FAUST, by Gounoh.
Seat, may be obtained for either Of the above nights the
and the evenings No places considered
secured unless paid for Doors at 6 Opera
at "
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--PIease announce Geo. Fl. EEaughn
candidate for senator the First and Fourth Dis
;cs fill ucy occasoped by the resignation Of Hon
John Finrey.
Observation-Disclosures. ,Tnnnnry 1874
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pOARN-GENTLEMEN REQUIRING FURNISHED
- Rooms, with without board be with
such by applying 7 Carnnest between ST. Joseph
And Julia Mas y, r. QUICK
GDE EESvA KD-T0 ANY PERS IN Wit, WILL
HSSC this office large white Pointer Dor with
spots body and and locked taaByers The
Il of Crockett.
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Steamers Teauirg This Dap.
AS ADyERTIsED IN THE oREsoENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Central Executive Commfttee--Na-
tons Democratic Party.-A meeting of the above named
Committee will be he'd THIS EVENING at their over
Fred Grubers o'clock full attendance OF members Is
particularly desired.
H. D. OGDEN, Chairman pro
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-NOticc-Oaice NJ. o. City Railroad Com
pany New Orleans Jan s66At regular meeting of the
Board of Directors Of this Company held THIS DAY dvi
dsnd of SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE declared payable
TO the Stockholders the 18th inst the United State Inter
nal Revenue tax on which will be paid by the Company.
WIN p SINSOTT, Secretary
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OFFICIAL.

p Iberylle South Baton Rouge Advocate, Hona Guard
Democrat Clinton Natctoches 1imes Shreveport News
Greensburg Journal Greensburg, La, will copy ons
week, and charge. Ee=
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M JULES.

Ul lHe Guy H1u COUNTY, trHde IS respectfully caIled
Jules. vi JULES. MULES.
Just arrived from Kentucky 25 of the finest mules
brought to this market Planters and merchants need
of No stock will do we'll to call tn Baronne
DIR. J. ELLIOTT,
II Bar0nne street. Union
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Announce Cornelius Fellows, Esq., rs -
candidate for the STATE SENATE in place Of Hon John
Pinney, resigned He will be supported by the
CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.
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NOTICE-DANIEL EDWARDS,
Nos 80, 80 and Sc New I.evee street,
New Orleans,
Is prepared all times with and material
orders in bis line nf Copper and Sheet Worker
sming and Brass Founder and Fnisher Tho long esab
shed character house sufficient
work entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully executed
A DVANcEs. ........ADVANcEs.
We will make liberal advances consignmens Of
our friends In Liverpool.
WHEELER 4 SHEPHERD.
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FOR SALE.

EyOK sALE-Two ELECTRO MAGNETIC BATE
res very large ard powerful the portable
size and both In perfect running Eiec
sica and ssvera valuable works Electro Mag
netis, will be sold cheap the party owning Is about
leaving the city Address l.. c. lock box
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MO MORE GIFTS.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS
Reduced Prices, for Thirty Days.
STANDARD BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
WRITING DESKS and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Twenty Thirty per cent Less than the Regular Retail Price
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
A Magazine Street, under st. James Hotel
J. HUTCHINSON.
T 3. SiMONDs, Nos. 10 AND 81 CANAL STREET
0 and II Crossnan street.
New Orleans
GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY AND
HARDWARE,
Oils Paints, Bar and Sheet Iron. Lead Pipe Rubber Hose
Gas Pine and Fittinrp etc
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COTTON SEED .'':-.-'.''' COTTON SEED
have made arrangements by which prepared to
furnhh friends in the country with COTTON SEED in
sacks a reasonable price, and in wants
guaranteed sound, and Of the growth of 1865
want well in their carly as we could
only arrange for limited supply
SuTHEltlIN WARREN,
Commission Merchants
lO5 and l07 Grayier street,
New tlrlenns. La.
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Dead Letters.

Looking over Washington paper yes
terday, says the Virginia Iader, we noticed
a pleasant article on the dead Letter Of
fire" which called to mind something but
seldom touched upon--we mean the letters
Jor the dead. We remember at the Wilder
mess, gallant young warrior had fallen,
aid at night, just before burying him, there
came letter from her he loved best. One
ofthe, group around his body, minister
whose tenderness was wOmanly, broke the
silent tearfulness with which we saw the
dead letter; he took 1t, laid 1t upon the
breast of him whose heroic heart was stilled.
and said. ''Bury him. lie tpiH see IL ,ohel
ne teates.f II was the sublimest sentence
Of his funeral service. .r. .r74rra.. bid l
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From Rev. j. Newton Brown ID d. Editor of the
Encyclopedia of ReigiO knowledge and Chris
tan Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distl1lst of
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no SUI
lcient reasons why a man may not testify To the
benefits he believes himself ", haVO received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contrbute TO the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard To Hoonands
German Btters, prepared by Dr. &. NJ Jack SON. OF
this city. because was prejldiced aginst them for
many years under the Impression that they wer,5
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam lndebted 10 my
friend, Rob't shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudce by proper tests and for encourage
ment 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
lof these Bltters at the beginning of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and restora-
ton 10 degree OF bodily aud mental vigor which
had not felt for six months before and had almost
despaired Of regaining. 1 therefore thank God
anti my friend for dfeGlng me to the use of them
>. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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Notes of Warning.

Prudent business men In all sections
the country are alarmed at the signs Of the
times. They fear commercial rcvillsion
compared with which, the storms of 1887
and 1857 were mere summer breczes. The
report of the Secretary of the Treasury
has added to the fear. lie warned the coun-
try Of the danger ahead, and as one means
OF rendering the calamity less disastrous,
u not indeed Of averting it, he urged re-
turuto specie payments by the speediest
possible means, and by simultaneous re-
duction Of the paper currency. To make
the suggestions of the Secretary practical
the Chicago RepubEicdn contends that there
must be rctrenchnient on the part of the
government and people, and adds.
The merchant may, after he has spent all
his money, keep mp appearances for a long
time, indeed, as long as he can borrow
from one bank to pay another; but the end
Is certaln-he must fail The people OF the
United States have not expended all their
means; they have an abundance to meet
their present DEBT aud to pay 1t, II they are
prudent In their habits, If however, they
continue the prodigniity which was an in
cident of the imitation produced by the
war # they will pursue the extravagances
which have been adopted during the last
five years; II, instead of paying off their
home debt they contract an additional for
eign debt, then the day of reckoning win
speedily arrive, and will bring with Il its
terrible crash
We repeat that the exigencies of the times
demand that there shall be at once adopted
aud rellglously observed system Of eco
nomical expenditure, public and private.
This maynot avert altogether the financial
collapse that threatens us but NAV do much
to lessen its force and reduce its volume OF
disaster. Every man should now put his
house In order for the coming day OF settle
ment., Let those in debt economise now
while they eau; let them as soon rs practi-
cable pay what they owe, aud go In debt no
more. let the credit system, as n system.
be discontinued as far as practicable, ,,and the
man whose affairs are the best regulated ac-
cording to this policy will have the least to
dread, and will suffer less when the result
OF our extravagance and recklessness falls
upon the country.
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viii cure every rase Of =
QHRONlCf OK NERVOUS DEBILIT


Observe the following symptoms resulting fpn
Constipation, Inward Pitts, Fulness of BlooS b
the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach Nausea, Heart.
hirn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight In lbe
stomach, sour Eruetions. sinking or 'Flutterihs
NJ the Pit of the stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and difficult Breathing. fluttering at the
Heart. Choking or Suflocating Sensations when IN
Mlying posture pimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
deficiency of Perspirdtion Yellowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain ip the Side,t Back, Chest biIsis,
Nc Sudden nusbes Of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh,
Upnstant imaginings Of Evil, and great Depres l'n
OF Spirits
HEMEmBER! A
That this Btters is not Alcholic contains no Ishi
OF Whisky and cannot make Drunkards, but ls the
Hest Tonic IN the World. g d el t1F. I. Nta
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Administrator'si A sale.

Il ERS0NAI PROPERTY BELONGING
10 the Estate OF John Jacob Helferich, deceased.
consisting Of clocks, jcYelry etc, viii be sold al
% the 10Th day al aJanuary, commencing At 10
stiO'A A. A., ~ yAi ESrntk scuEuI, a4 AA., ,s u
Jan, 10, io6s janistd AdmInIst1atBr.'
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h Gentlemen: have recently been lal,oring under
tile distressing effects Of Indigestion accompanied
by prostratiOn of the nervous system. HuHer-
Gus remedies were recommended by friends and
some OF them tested but without relief Your
Iioonand's German Bltters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention of these Bitters induced me 10 try them
Z must confess that had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the "thousand and One quaok
sweetened aud ddrugged liquor upon the community
In II sly way, and the tendency of which, ! fear II
10 make many u Rconhrnled drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was really medicinal preparation,
took IL with happy effect Its action not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying I feel that have
deriyed great and permanent benent from the use
of few bottles Very respectfully, yours,
8 w. .,SEIGFRIED, No. 264 shack amazon st.
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From the Rev 1qios D. Winter, u. -. Pastor of
koxbofough Baptist Church
Dear Sir;-.-I feel IL due TO your excellent prepA-
ration, HOonand's German Bitters, 70 add my (es-
timony 20 the deserved reputation II has obtained
have ial years, at times been troubled with great
Disorder In my head and nervous system | was
Bitters ] did 80 ahd have * periehsed greiit And
unexpected roller my health has been very ma
teriany benefited. confidently recommend tho
article whore meet With cases similar 70 my own
aud have boon AeslIted by many of their good ef-
Iects Respectfully, yours. r. WINTER,
rnfI ..If uIsTt.. hoHbOrough, Pa, f
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nEAp VINO SAYS 50.

From the Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pemborton, ~ j., formerly OF the North
baptist Church, philadelphia at psesent Pastor
of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa.
! = - - +gWNg ar - AFw - 49,
Jhave known Hooian,Ps German Bitters favor
ably for number of years, have used them 10 any
okn family and have been so pleased with th,ir
effects that was induced 10 recommend them 10
many others, and know that they have operated In
astrikingly beneficial manner. ] take great iols-
uPe In thus publicly procMming this fact, an tl-
ing the attention OF those afflicted with th4 D.
Bitters knowing floinsa l,Qrienc,. fASl u As, ~
nprdlaton will br sustained d0tfisrl0 lztetsf-
fully as lloOnapd's Dltters is intended 10 benefit
the afflicted, and IL mot rum drink"
IA Yours truly Hla L-f LEVI q. BECK
From Rev. W. ID. Seigfried, Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
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.YU BEWARE or CoUHTkIPRIrs. iiI
See that the signature Of - M JACKSON" is ON
the wrapper Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have tho arti.
Gle do not be put OF hy any pf the iDtDEicating
preparatons that may b. offered hi It's place, but
by e1prss! fi b % NJ sHf ~ No. '7-T7-
PRINCIPAL ovrict AND '&ispSAerosY,
NO. 83i Areh 81. PhbtadeIphIa, pa /.
n .Hlil JONES a EVANS, ~ ~
1r LS-oseasoss 70 O. A. JAoXS0R4 col
.hul aoiGiIairlA st.i PRopRRroRs
Dor sale bY stS and Dealers In every town
In the Uafted btates. dec26- -3mW mWd&eaWw
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Our Capacity for Forcign War,

Our Capacity for Foreign War,
The Mobile (Alabama) Regtster, IN speak
ing Of the military strength of the country,
very properly says; ..,
'With all the power sufficient 10 crafty
the most greedy desires OF spread eagle
ISM, we do not possess the strength or the
wisdom 10 compose our own domestic dis
sensions, and TO tranqualize the country,
after Il fierce and bloody war which has
completely settled every issue involved In
il. Until the American people can command
the moral force to do this, they will not be
formidable in foreign war.
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IMPORTANT IErruREe DklLY-T0 oEsrLEsEs
il car, Al ts ksw 1erf sa.sla e Aasiour st nge~s.
ho~s usstte " efsni 49, i<sf@fts a&f s.4ta
cory ~ -vase.ss sskts Aadfss. s~srs,sf1 " tsw
tesn nv,s~@ ~ ksAssssy, sc nfs~S-sss
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EINANCIALv


Tor sALE-BELr RAILROAD STOCK, CHEAP
y ALSO OTHER CITY kAlLhQAD sECunifIEs AND
aArparraaaa LINE OF iSsuRAsCE, CITY AND COUNTY
TSTs fEsEsr p EiS fM syoSk BROKER AND
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD FIRST MORT
l gage Bonds. Mobile and Ohio Sterling ana Interest
Bonds New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Bonds wanted
NAMING 4 DE FOREST. Bank.r. ls Wall streel.
OFrIoE or PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Notice hereby given that the Annual Election for nins
Directors OF this Company VIII he held 81 the companya
once " and 81 Wall street. Wednesday. Nov II, issd
between the hours OF ~ N. and =. N.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ New York. Nov. II lebB.
Eoce In hereby given that tho Transfer Books OF this
lcinpaty WI % closed tuesday, Sh inst, 81 C,lock
r. NJ preparatory 70 the annual ssctoD, By oder OF the
Board Of directors. THEo. T. JOHNSON Secretary
CT. cRoJx AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILRo ID FIRST
~ mortgage rgr Lsuf Grant Bonds IN dcrssf
The fafrnes Loan and Trust Comp~ny OF the city Of
New York interest," md principal psysbe IN god cola free
o. ssgsrEmvnt tax for ssba By LUDLOW, PATTON co..
TIE TEN PER CENT RoNDs or THE CITY or SAN
% December 1866 will be pad gold BY LEES WALLER
" Pine street. No interest," he allowed sfer maturity u
bond
EoyKxnyH H. IsoS
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II y.
A.useas Of ID. onosrs Of ne Eleventh ,s-n.,y hold
ihs w. soysu 5 ~ NE sons
and ssssSns nsss n,,n .,.a a, a. s..
T II az Inssr o.p.g 9 had ss ssu Gsiess ~,
memory NE deceased cha. BODY should give
sppre5 .toa Of wen known and greatly .naearsd
o. @ rs ha sp osp s a
a. The et q .hs r-slasnt n Tho 6eh during
sngisbis snd e5nsreoss ss,o IN i. history aaa ko n
addition 10 he brant record he made Ills regiment,
ves s.psbs. ar lsss. u eSmns ~ s
tasrsiors i,.olysa r.s, Colonel ry.:e II q. der
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sans zen, sans ana hs; !. Il. coon
.sa MOS, Iros.ss ss,ses s.d 10 ,sSmes eas Of Is
q st r...r qa., y g: s,s Sss'
it;,na w1e y a,naly ssnn,rs aud sail ha'are bad
"Ss S SsI sn ssrS ss as 'ss .ds
pre- .sS =, e.. not sassa s
s ones Who have 'asi loving ana ,Ideess ,,.sr and
Rs.olvs4 Tia rs.r.e; o -. memory q. our brother
Rssoy.d, The, copy Of t,sse se.osilcns ss trans
he Amy and SsSy Joas ns wasason chfoh,ale
ciSeiaes COMMERCIAL iYs.engs;ss, 4eqf,s aud
Bressi fissisn.n, Colonel u A., Major Eleventh In
1-1i feTmsno. rsye Il IA rirs, L..a,en
sn, eleventh Infantry, Secretary.
OfYIcE or .Inr srI.ANrIc NAIL ,sIEAMsh,r
s.r o. s1 hs sosra 81 psor no. hereby
% s: n % % 70 81 ne sso9 Pa 70 s .s
s:s sar.sAp . sass sgpSiss,m.a a. .,sa % % nns
sass.ans ..eoa iii - ssa :, iae SIC. q Is. company
Friday, the ith day q Janu.ry iss1 Il y eeioet
% eoa.s ss1 Vii - ~, sss.a om s H. o e
January ~ The r''s III ss 1ysa iT9 = 2 ss,oes
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAPTAIN JAMES MOONEY HAVING PURCHASED
~ tbs Store corner OF Barclay and Greenwich sreeia
formerly occupied by Alexander Matthew respectfully nobi.
his friends that 10 VIII g1ye .assi opening
day, Eth Inst, rom II a. T., toePM
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INSTRUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY. FULLY COMPETENT. WANTS A
"A situation a. teacher a boarding day school,
city country salary object Address Miss O. M sta
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L,oR sALE-AT PRIVATE SALE. WAY ZINE COZ
lection Of old ard modern picsares snd stssnsvy.
tair n an orginsi Guido and original Msnlio,
properly o. tbs lar Bconsn oravss Yea u sssn
The gallery Universally pla<., tetseen A ~
aPu Unlsss sold private sale before certain dsy
be epossd o. ~ aaetru, 81 ~hich due gocs WI b
a., ~ william street
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Hoaslas. CARRIAGES. 30.


EOR sALE--A PAIR or BEAUTIFUL MULES GEN.
tie and kind. we'll matched, weight LOO pounds;
for selling has chanesd his business Inquire
at 316 West Twelfth street