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CLOSE or rHs SEASON At THE EEoApwAY TN


CLOSE or rHa SEASON AT THE EEoApwAY UREA.
rEs.
ritlng termination FOR the very s1cosrsfal
tho Broadway theatre tho beuen, gwen y Mr. g H.
g bert tho stage manager a tho establishment lat
evening An interesting aud vag,d programme brought
OF large audience and All ~ho zero present len veil
satisfied Nth tho performance, with The mAnsscmcrs
and With tho beneficiary
rHg NEW DuRLEsoug At ~ooD's rHrAray.
The familiar story, embracing tho afysn.1rcs q three
young ladies' who escape from Olympus and Wat the
kingdom Of earth last nigh, rsooun,ed ~ tho wor
rei Sisters The stage manager, VIZ n Baker having
appropriated tho intrigue used by 100 many d his 10
decesror lays tho ~ hts burlssquo IN New YORK.
snd introduces 70 tho public number Of characorS sho
bear striking resemblance - OH frsnds whom had
Loot sight o. for time, bat whom ~ii greet
wish genuine sailsfletlon. Having encountered the
lea,hsn deles In tho epcning socnes, meet, tho
peco PROGRESSED tho Inevitable Irshnao. tho less
popular German, tho iunsrsui minsionaTy and
no local rough sho1s ,lyins sni aoinss
iule srplanse rbefo are macy telling ailus'ona 70 TIE
tine. the dialogue, md como Isrsonaltss IN ss
In les good ,aSLa he ezrnt points ~ the Play sre
rven proper relief ~ tho trio ~ young LADIES',
vhose 9ns ng and deDrlng are vastly apprecla'ef the
Jo'a Arraoors,a ho-sssf nsins -bouy se.s,i's VOC
iyan sh dances noted Ihs Worreh blsters v' eel
ruppor,sf by M fsnnngss Anf ,hs ~toer company,
Too Much for Good Mature, ths opsring cornedls's
Tho IhreB Sisters viii bs REPEATED nightly aud Il TO
wednssdsy aud Saturday natBtss, several Egvs'iss
being meant uss 10 preparation
rHE P&RH rHHATRy. Bsooriys.
ne sumner season opsned lat ng tha ttsairs
With Dme peculiar novelties. Mr. and yrs cons.y fetro
from their sc,ivs duties for saor, urDe, After 10
ardaous sbgrs n the ls,s sss>c~-'ai Dsson, bat hcv
absence balanced by the ln,rodoeon q De oicbrasd
RAMON nroihsr, who ~crs lst nishi received 9Th
xrcat sryr and performed ~ their ms; drcln
feata The siso apparel TIE faafvsis ~ tie
tr.psxe being nefnpsrred With sao srcesni sbt ffre
dancing W Mad.moissll- zanfrstta A1ssi 70 ~ tbs
urr Viola Barrett snd ths popVlsr Ar pAr8so appsarsi
In az amusing comedlsua
rHE "IHos-cLAD' stssrRfIs Ar TOFf FAsro1s
oYRsA ayrss.
Tony PASTORS opara Hoass, No ~ Bossv. -
aI~i lAsi evening by saminsx ssdisnos 70 viner.
the inssgsr.ion u the ss.soa ~ hs original
Iron cl.d mlns,roa Ihs programme sss Dril al
one ana ,nmp@f neg'D mlDsarcsy bAilSfs, csnie
snsr tag asnriag lc, ooreigdlng vi'h us lsrgistls
farce u by1xns tor wife ms lasss and osn1p.
drum, nasy a psm nv, sad i1rlng ihe elriy
part ~ No ysrfgrfasr. ssit ths aofEp,s n fos.
NV C.rrs Byfoa MAhg ths u.f .E.4QEfal Lie a tao
SEA- veTy asesly.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cnnard mail steamship Africa Captain Andcress,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe viii close this city At quar-
past and At hnlfp nse o'clock ,hla afternoon.
Tho Nrw YoaK characterization Tor Europe-~M 10
ready at eleven o'cilok in the morning
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing sis
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THO fool catcher oreer whom Il l. prInssd rp
point catch an tss f0rs n such fasrilusry IL
ponsed snd be ae.s 'd4r. hs VII sppfshsnd ~ 80
Who when fs.rfu ditt rsftain Imminent AF~ fsrud
unprovdsa With ths ycst knprl feas4y .g-asi u az 81
Such = r,g>iy ter W.. ieasns wv q sAtephn,s
sso nssise, 20 provio hnsef v,h tbs rsnsty sill y
gar ha fool catcher wtfn ~ Ess "a a.
DEPOT 81 Broadway. rcs You tgf ssle - al drarsss.
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An E1haustisss psrfumc.-Ths Atmo.
fabx. p Shish ,hsy are sprhsd sosnte., Dc. nss
BLOOMING cEkEIs" 10 Eouptuyns rieh a~sA has nevse
bsen equalled Once ussd via never be fenauishef.
Inc tAsin f0s u bacOnaz q lA.lIon.
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wssran, i1u.f - Yftay sftsfbs,s l.s ~
Jafso Lywsn n TIE nl.sf 8Atss Datrcs Cosff sp
piaailon o. he spsni.h we Cctsul W dstsia ths.
rsafnnr cherokee ihg Mieysslon that sbe n.
tes1sf 90 Chlean prral@rg BHf1r9 the rsraat
c14l4 ~ ssrwsf ihr Cherssc salled fry6a ih4 yort
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F1NTttTN. No, Irrf1 II fWf
Ths rcsoorsr Acsals Isinoaih, Cs<au Thosny.
ssht rue vssssi 10 $500 vreL 1hs us~ wss
nIsl Issys 20 ~ lnssfasyA
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| EU R 0 Pc.
The Peruvian or Father Psint and
China at Halifax with Three
Days Later News.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
The German War Movement
Commenced.
No Official Declaration, but the Blazc
Likely to Extend from the Bal
tic to the Black Sea.
Tho Prussians Cross tho Elder and
Enter uolStein.
They Occupy Rendsburg, from Which
the Austrians Retire.
Concentration Of the Austrians
at Altoona.
Friendly Parting Of tho Troops, but
elimination and discrimination
by the Representatives.
Count Dismark's Inyeclive Against Austria.
Her War Motives and Finances.
ITALY IMPATIENT FOR THE CLARAIION.
Napoleon Neutral IL National Honor
and "Interests' Permit.
Sad Effects Of Agra & Master
mans London Failure.
0verend & Gurney's Liabilities Twenty.
three Millions Sterling.
India, China, Austria and the
West Coast of Africa.
&c. SC. &c.
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West C0as of Africa.
The May mails from places tho West Coast OF Africa
has arrived. Tbs news Il unimportant
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rnnsIrs Poarhss Ant aoi Nartin, and preserving
and Cn,has from rn1th.. ~. or,insi snd Esssins u
signed D. lyon. All Others in'-ttnes 1ase fAtD
Inset fp,lsr bot iygn. hod ~ 81 druggist. Ana ~
rAEHEn 90. 81 fAfs TOa
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SHuuuas. May 7, 1900
the Imperial troops arc again victorious over tho
robels In the North
Tea quiet Tho silk market had closed. Exchange
o. 81 Freight 70.
Hosa Kosc. Nay IL. 1900.
Exchange IA. 3D.
AIran nents arc making at Japan most favorable To
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A.-a.-h.-s.-f.-h.- - A. A.
Gentlemen. Anf Bqvs 'i1saiag en~st ~ the woff.
Bora Al a0oi hcgieh Casa Huts 80 zach.
HkOktN HKVTiffns,
O. fnfaYRte pi@rs I'D " fp4fth Asenu~.
gooD~F fps ~
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Agents ysnssd.-sS.OO0 = wear and Al
~ flf,hsf gsftisa sddfps. w. q. Tsss.
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In 'ns prncirsl'ss, and ,hA Hospod~ had assumed |
command OF 1900 u,en.
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nt7SfH NTH 20, 1000.
The kcCuiloch government have returned " ne
THIS TarG bill had been introduced amended and yasscd
both Houses. The trade of the colonies Wa gensxHly
active
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A.--Ths Great..t Claim 81 lovely We
rrst-. rt.frtnx form Na1an.@ IDspiR MANA
ElAL BALM ~ canal srpsI wnrsia osiisatsf.
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TIE cholera cont nrses " ravsges ~ Holland IN
lafeg u~rkiy rcfufn from Rotterdam sbOva ~ratTshT'
cNss-afiy ave " sying ia,alsn the pfs4Psi S',sa
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A.-ssmsritass Gtu Gorss In srseS
ta8 ~ tour dsys. Onlr PILE. purely rs.s'sht~.
HAKsEs Co II Para rev aad sr4s1ss. rres -
ben ~ mall
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Remarks able Freak Of sstsSs-EboB1
hafs - nils FsstNrss rIsr hAf y Ns ~ fAai
solsr. hs "a iy.. y1is " Dr. u. JAcOD,. o. shts
ssenas pnes a. ard ~
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Ytoyeree Losh-ssusn sewing Machines.
Ne ~ Bi.ss-sy
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rttadaro's Hair Dys-rhs usss yvs0
rsnlfsgsursi whoAesss go fsui. 40, sfTara, ~ "a
Asor io4se
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Defiance nfss soa Bs.siss rvoss sssss-
IArss ,.s4fssrt ~ ssrsy a. eer.sr a Cetss 1900
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v,itsp the Cseton.-The Dtsphssg9
ylf.r ~, ..l- ~ sigxssDkR sckEsLlH 90.
Pata stsfs West FoartA street. ssu rsfss
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Catcher. Iigbt"inx Fiy-kiiisr
Mao ,a.ss ssss wttb &C.. 81 q tSgmshoe3 sssiy.
~ "a ~ h., .ss,.,ssa. G1 BUTCHERS ss,n
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uows's sewing wsshin. Corn ~
ELIAS HOVE. Fftsteni. ~ ~ hf~ti"f A1sA
weml@A
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DOunApDs DkfEvrsL rhEAs, of stpfsl
BysCflyikh sstsssse..-.S onAsa y rsss - ssf'ss
kas s~Aaig~Aa IA e1.pt. ~ Brsa3rsy. 40 eruxrfA
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pss 49, '--st.fsf r. hir1sas ta.ss rsAAf~
s@ssa>sas -. 49, ~ -. sss,sfs v 49, sfvs. y T.
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0ourssd's Poodss sassiis tsroo's Hs,s
frea - fssAga<s atg PAR ~ 90 tiI A. - -
a. hraa4.sr. Nas afals -. Nailas. q y.
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r.. s,,s.y Manufacturing somps-y's
|, .r-, -, : vsth ~ go fsssT3 slss sste- hos
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ssss,.s "a D. ~. rs yLssss. gs. ~ o. ~<r a.
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goa asfrsaa,d As.ns, me d,oisuus aeusac.. my
-,a ~ .s 49, 70 a..eAa =. ~ saa ~ pars
:sss ..1;.
&: Z s' 1s. I.; "a
$50. curt q Nv, oo@p.ia. .rs,.'.e % hs.s ,..s
; sa ~ SaSi are ss aoels q nosrsrsrss siiKas
s ss@ Y o - S 81 ..i > o,y .vs,,
A-A-A-A-A-a-A-s-
1ho fooi e@iehsr = ~ o,eer rhoul u = pr.sd " ~
sss "a !; s,; !. III :Ss,s,ssa !, ,ss
unpfsviasa kaoa fea.sy .g.asi ~ at a.
sIsfo ' ssrss t 'f e. w. s.a . .,.S 49,
y nsse'. . Irpyio sn.,f VIZ ths rs,n.iy .il =
Depot "a Bro.d-.y se- ro. ~ 80 y - dsssi.l'
. 80 geI I,s, 100" al ss,. ar s. ~
iss.e, fe.a.I og, iyga.. seid ~ 81 druggist. al -
Agents vvsn,sa.-sa.ooo . Year md an
,spsl,.t - fafthsf passaArs -aafss. ". o. Tisss.
A-s.-h.-t.-s.-h.- 49, A.
Gen., n ~ . tx. 90 & 's1' .. y ,es "'
nk6ktw rgornyns.
GiA''''' 'l' o: 80 y , cooy.s f i".s..
s.-Ths Grs.,,r Cisim OF lovely We
gia ~ IS .ss ~, Wv was 5ss sss sssh
A.-ssm.Yi,as'. care Care. In fr.~s
Sss e e.; o. p o. s w. =. s ,i I re- u
sent ~ mall
R.msssssIs Frsah az sstsSs--Ebasy
.sa a. ..,s 4 m..s f..,of'; 90 ~, y - e ~
.sssa. fass a. sssss
An Psis.s Casssd IN Lsgsi Lssssriss.-
- j. cLrry. s,o.sr i7s Bso.a-sy.
All Lersi Lottery Prizes csshsd, Draw.
- cL.rTJs % wal svs-s, Nv
Bsseh.iss's Bsiy Dys.-rhs Hest In chs
sss s.s S.siiss,nI 4 s.i'i.y s,,s,s
Cr,.aanre'. Hair Dys-rh. NJ. Eve.
ranufsgtursi whossss go fsti. hss sfEara,a Nss
As"' "~~s' --.---
Catcher. Lightning biy-ktiisr
Nssss ya.ss .sss - si-s 81 tgamshoed sssiy.
II la - 81 u, .s',.nsI. Ga 5uTcnRrs ss,n
p.a.ns. VIZ. ara B.,si.s v,ess sssss-
LArss ,ss.ffnsrt ., a ssrsy a. eafn1 a 1etss 1900
v,,s.s On. cs.,oa.-rA. D,.ph,ass
49, 80 %. ...ss. ): M.s s,- rssS
ss. Il - sgria sLORHAeE HEwfsu MACHINE CO..
- - tfs'-sy
ce.r..d'. uaI,s. Medic sssa seap casss
r. 49, Ma WI. 49, 80" ~ ma
BEsutiyixh s.,s'sse..-r oss.a y ~. - saf's-
~~MM#4eas#
ooors.a's Po.as. sasuis Uproe,. u.'.
tres fvsAsats 49, par ~ 90 tiI Al 49, -ts~s
| a. srcsE@sT, Al afuas - Nsis5. o. ~
uows's sewing usshis. 'omr ~
sLi.s HOVE. rr.sfsni. ~ ~ hfsai"f $50
vs2lsd.
l rsmtsvaI.-fmpvovsd Ih'F"
L<' sSsA s'-''s s,.'i = irfirr ". ~ sfeAs-sr
Nsyat uavsns Lottery ..iI.',,. 80
ss.t.,, a. 80 ~ sitst = " 80 80, - Ny
4 TkgLoh ts @ahtfs - =
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
T OUISEANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
At Alexandria, La.

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is now prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed accordance with Act No. o.
arnroyed March 7h 1851 amended in Section ls Act No.
g. approved 7h 1866 which amendment requires the
selection be made among those who have them
selves or whose parents the Of paying their
which shall appear by the certificate Of the
Police Jury the parish Of the Board of Directors of the
Public Schools city of New Orleans, upon condition
that the Benefciares whose education is thus provided
shall be eauired at the Of their term at said Institution
to pursue the occupation teaching school, within this state
for two years thereafter and shall be required to report sucn
fact to the Superintendent of the said Institution
The Of the several parishes Of the state ana the
Board of Of the Public Schools Of the city of New Or
leans requested appoint said Beneficiary Cadets Win
out delay.
The appontee must be fourteen az of age He must
read and write we'll arithmetic far ratio and
proportion inclusive and the rudments Of English grammar
and geography.
The Institution will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary for his maintenance and education But clothing
good supply of which, especially Undertaking, he must
bring with him.
The present session closes June h The next session Of ter
months will begin the first Monday in September and close
June ~ 1867 The Institution has good corps of Professors
eighty Cadets present and there every tc
believe that has recovered from the dangers which recently
| beset it, and now stands firm and lasting basis
| 81. j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of Louisiana and ex-oicio President Of The
| Board Of Supervisors
| March sth 1856. ...
| For further information, address
| D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
r
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DR. SAMUEL GILBERT. so celebrated as having had for
the last twenty five years, in the treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice the south has at last
allow of his esteemed remedies to be
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
been engendeed by the repeated solicitations of those who
experienced the benefit Of his remarkable professional
skill and by the imposby of giving especial attention to
each of the written applications him for prescriptions
by those whose pecunary or business habits
preclude the possibility Of applying in person to him
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The STITCH made by the Wilcox Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. st. Charles street
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COpARTNERsHIp.

=. =. - 80, -, =, ~, %, ,pDopr
~ Walsh Go being dissolved by the whdrawal Of T. b.
O!tord the undersigned Will continue me dener
business at the old stand corner rsyie ana FEY yee
streets, under the style and firm OF THuS w
'' THUS y: WabSh.
-----------z,, 7r
'tfHE FAkTNERSHbF hERETOFohE E4lsi.
between the undersgned under the name and style OF
W. cox co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either partner will sgn the name OF the hrn n4nidao
W. COZ,
- W. L. JoENsos
New Orleans Jan. !, 1866.
- - -
|HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
SON, DENEGRE & PENN for the transaction Of COTTON
FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
W. H. JOHNSON
JOSEPH DENEGRE,
D, B. PENN.
New Orleans, Jan. LIST, 1866.
..- ..
HAVING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE BUsI-
DENEGRE PENN the patronage hitherto extended to him
New Orleans. Jan l. 1856. W. COX.
MORRIS, MAUEI, AZ CO., AND MAULL
~ Il HANCOCK-By act passed before VIM v Archer
e n nj I'm IT
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Premiums received the year ending April 2s Il
Losses paid during time. s,722 30
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable secured by mortgage and $50 %
:. :. for Premiums b77z6 80 |
Insurance Scrip. Ns95 o
Real Estate d"o w
Bank Stocks, City and other Bonds etc. $6655So
Less suspended notes, Stock and Bond &C. |
count Souo-l6s,oa W
Premiums in OF collector. 1882 Is
Cssh on hand. s2,542 II
s596,74s 90
The Company will payshe interest its outstanding cer
Scrip to the legal holders thereof and after the
Monday July next and the Trustees have dee
dividend of TWENTY-FIVE per cent, payable in scrip dehv
cradle on and after the FIRST Monday in August.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL &. KENNEDY, Vice Presidsn.
EEsEI Y. OGDEN, Secretary
yausrREg:
Thomas L. Adams, Samuel q. Kennedy,
c. 7. Buddscke James J. Hanna,
sarluei B. Eewperl, i. Dutil
P H. Foley, William Edwards,
], Norman Jackson, A. G. Ober,
A. Thorppsoa, A B. Reading.
NATIONAL MARINE
FIRE INSURANCE CoMPAFY.
| This Company Insares against all Losses by
fire, Marine and Inland Navigation.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT
Allowed on
| Fire, Marine and River Rlsks,
On and after the LIST of October
Office, corner Of CAMP and COMMON STREETS.
| J. NJ COURTENAY, President
8. G. EMLEY, Vice President.
LOUIS O. DHOMERGUE, Secretary.
, S0UTHERN TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL. .................. $4,000
November 3d. 1865 Capital in creased Februar
v 20, 1866
a 40 Royal Street, Mobile, Ala.
Having been appointed agent of the above solid company
am now prepared policies well as traveller
# tickets, from day to year
GEO. P. MCLEAN, Agent,
q Carondelet street, New Orleans
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NEW YORK. .
q PARSONS
MANUFACTURER
Hadheld'e Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
CHINESE FIRE-CRAcKERs, ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURER
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC.
Also, large assortment of his own importation Of
Toys and Fancy Goods.
No. street. Broadway. .........NEW YORK
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
should use the
Genuine George w. Laird's Bloom of Youth.
This delightful TOILET ARTICLE has equal for Pre-
serving and Identifying COMPLEXION and SKIN and
will remove TAN and FRECKLEs, and all other Diseases
| of the Skin.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
| nepot-7A Fulton street, New York.
DUMPS! .........PUM observation-disclosures
STEAM, fOttoE, SuCIioN,
Hitting Pumps OF Every Description,
STEAM and GAS PIPES, PIPE and GAS FITTINGS
= EVERY DESCRIPTION
P,unbes.'s, Gas and Steam Filters Goods
| For sale at the lowest rates, by
JOHN B. FULLER,
8 DEY STREET,
New York.
Drx .oons DIZZY GOODS
LArHRoP, LUDINGToN CO.,
seo ........Broadway, New York.......... 33
OEsr Southern Western obbers and retailers, at tn
lowest market prices CASH. very large and attractv
stock Of
UNITED STATES STEEL PEN WORKS
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. j.
TX. Esterbrook 81 Co., n-
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURER H.,
5a A1sh s st,ss s enHe s4Rp
Samples and prices application. Lots made to order
aay GkUTIONThese pens Of genuine American manufe
the ture and equal finish elasticity and fnenes point
and best iInPofted niey nS,in Ts s ii 70 F o
issu6icient security against foreign imitation.
r,m 10 +. ESTERBROOK CO
x- And for sale retail by all statoners in the I'm
States
+ an PLANTATION HOES. ..
1on- SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
eral assortad sizes at lowest market by
JE HALsEY CO., AuorIoNEERs
AndjHarayyare Commission Merchants
IS lseknnan street. New York
- n,x4E WASHINGTON IKON WOKI
Have on ban for their Improved Portable Steam
eines Portable Circular Saw Mills Gang Saw Mills FlSur
- Corn Mills to order all kinds OF STEFAN
es zines Marine Stationary Propeller Railroad Cars
Turn Tables, Iron Steam Vessels and Barses also Gem
Machinery Iron and Brass Castings large and small Forr
etc. Address GEO N. CIAPP, Treasurer, he.ourg,
Y, or L. WARD Liberty St, EOOuS NeH II
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NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH 4 CO., By
IN mutual s this day dissolved J. G. GOODRICH
will attend the liquidation Of the affairs of the late firm
No. g Common street
New Orleans, Sept. 70, 1865.
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INSURANCE.

HOE>aEs az IERO.'s INSURANCE OFFICE,
NO. % CAMP STREET, CUP sTAIRs.,
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rDPA RTHERS4IEEs-THE FIRM OF CLIFFORD
" Walsh Co being dissolved by the withdrawal of II. b..
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General
business the old stand Grsyer and New Leyee
Streets under the style and firm Of THOs G. WALSH co
TH0S G. WALSH.
ARTHUR CONSELL.
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
YORK,
CASH ASSETS OVER 81 ZOO 600 90
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V,HE WASHINGTON Iron WORKS
Have on hand their improved Portable steam kn
zines Portable Circular Mills Gang Saw Mills Flour and
Corn Mills and manufacture 70 order al kinds OF steam IN
Turn Tables Iron Steam Vessels and Brges also General
Machinery Iron Casnga large and small for.ng
etc. etc Address GEO NJ CIlAPP Treasurer, hexourg n
=, L. G. WARD Agent, Is Liberty ST., EOom8. New hork
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HAVING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE BUsI-
the undersigned solcits for Messrs JOHNSON
DENEGRE PENN the patronage hitherto extended to him
New Orleans. Jan. /, 1866. W. COX.
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For further information, address
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Postofice, Alexandria, La.
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THHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnershp under the and style 0fJOHR
SON, DENEGRE PENN, for the transaction Of COTTON
FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
W. II. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH DENEGRE,
D. B. PENN.
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THE PaRTNERsH6P HERETOFORE EXIST,
between the undersigned under the and style OF
W. cox co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either partner will Sign the Of the firm in Liquidation
W. cox,
W. H. JOHNSON
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPAKTNEEsHTF-
The firms of O. E. HALL CO., st. Louis HoteD and ..
NJ. HILDRETH Co. ist. Charles HeteD this day day
solved by mutual 0. E. Hail will hereafter carry
for his account and will settle the business
ss;d arus 0. E. HALL,
D, NJ HILDRETH,
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Sheriff Sale.
James Rinard
VS.,
Ester Rinard ct al.

DY virtue Of an order of sale in partition
ID to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will of
fer for sale, on the premises, between the
hours of 10 o'clock q. M. and o'clock p. M.
on
Saturday, tie 29th day Of September, 1866,
the following real estate situate in said county
TO wit: The southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section eleven township three
of range six, containing thirty -eight acres and
ffty-six hundredths of an acre; also, all OF
that tract or parcel of land situate in the
county Of Monroe, and beginning twenty zone
rods south Of the northeast corner of the
southwest half of .he southwest quarter OF
section i've township three and range six, ~
ing in Marietta District; thence running west
Of south seventeen rods to locust tree;
thence east FIVE rods; thence north to the
place of beginning, containing one-fonrth of
an acre more or less; also all that tract or
parcel of land lying on the west side of the
Little Muskingum Creek of the northeast or. of
the northwest quarter of section five town.
ship three of range six, containing five acres
more or less; also all on the west side of said
creek Of the east half of the northwest quar-.
ter of section five township three of range six,
containing five acres more or less said line
extending to the east bank of the said Mus
kingum Cfeek,all of said lands lying in that
part of Monroe County that originally be-
longed to Washington County.and conta ming
grist and saw mil, dwelling house, &c.
Said sale made in pursuance of an order
In the case of James Rinard VS.. Kster Ri
nard ct al. JOSEPH MYERS,
augg2ltd. Sheriff NJ. C. o.