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Ihe Raltln,ore seMing MaeL,lme Agency

The BALTIMORE Sewing Machine Agency
is what has long been desired in city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
proyements arc explained; WHERE there is no par
TALLY to any particular machine; WHERE thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and X
changed if desired, and every machine is
warranted and sold at Faetory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
of sewing machines Also, sewing machines for rent.
FRED'K W. WILD.
iaoO-1y 1stp co rs West Baltimore street.
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THREE GENTS.

The HAVANA STEAMsHrP.-Tbe stoo,,sl;,, Oh,
Captain William Rollins, arrived nj To,rora w 49,
18th inst having made the run from this port in fonr
days and seventeen honrs VI ~ IYu-
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The Unders gned. retiri gfrom the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock il hand, consisting of 1909
tons White Ash LuIup, for FOUNDRY USE and Z'VVo
tons prepared sizes FIR Family use. at $3.50 per ton.
224O lbs for Iump. a. I'D So per ton 220 lbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered i, any part of the city.
r. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
South
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ANSNEMENIES

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tbe Roro1,
tinue their pleasant pantomimes. VARYING No.
tanment each might, and although the woatber :
against them, there is no lack of auditors.
FRONT STREET THEATRE-Bourcicaul remar,o-
BILE play still holds itsown as an attraction and will
be given again tonight with power all the greater
because of its continued run.
WoOD's MlNsTRELs.-This Troupe has already he.
come decided favorite with the Baltimore pubIic
and every night witnesses a variation in the pro
gramme which never fails to please. For such rs
like this style of music, the entertainment cannot be
exceled. Go and hear them by all means
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oIrate's Aromatic Vegetable soaI

49,, 'perior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
-p.x-o,. Nble Oils in combination with GIycerine,
,5 =. tally designed for the use of Ladies' and
for.hx,. -sery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
,ro,b;. erties unrivallei. For sale by all drug
fe9-d&w1y
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He HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent.
mbol "a Baltimore street.
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The police of Philadelphia now arrest all
found lounging at the street corners and in
front of churches Sunday. About hundred and
fifty young men were taken into custody for this
offence on Sunday last.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

PROVIDENCE, March 2O-General Burnside was
nominated for Governor by reclamation to-day, by
the Union Convention of this State
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FIR, tropic flowers that scent the moonlit glade,
Phal on's "Night-BlOoming Cereus' is made.
pbolon & Son. manufacturers, \. Y. Sold everywhere
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL,
ReIlef of Destitute CoIored People,

THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY.
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PRICE OF COAL.-There is at present quite q stag
nation in the coal trade, and prices have again re-
eeded Goal by the cargo, at this place. can now be
have OF course, gone down in proportion Ninety
cents per car Is now paid for mining in the Shamokin
region, instead OF - paid about year since. By the
miners in Schnylkill and in the Lackawanna region
are preparing to strike for higher wages ms as
the season is fairly opened. Perhaps the present
would be the best time for individuals families to
lay IN a Supply.-SuaJUry (ia) American
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BACHELoRs HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h armless-instantaneous and reliable
produces a splendid black or natural brown-reme
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu
inc is signed, W. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
New York. fel-6&wly
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iaO-ly 1stp co rs Yves

HOyt-Remember. between North and Holiday.
No thing like it - 1t
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u.<xl;np WQOt

Wood of a. U Sizes. Oakland Pine Wood.
Deli, cred free of charge.
Office City 5 team Fire Wood Mills,
Over South street,
.s '6mon J,e TT oHEsON d Co., pf0prletors.
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REMOVAL.
x.-,<.a Fire and Ma1er.PrOOf Roofing.

pegfectIy Fire-Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF
Un,,u,llsd for Durability. Security. and Economy,
AnnIied at sh, rtest notice. and in section of
~ .a,ntr JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co.,
I,1 Go Over South street
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mh5-1stptf

M ARRIAGE AND CELIBAoY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
How, ard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howa I'd Association. Philadelphia, Pa. oc9-tf
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BUILDING IMPROvEMENTs.-Th building improve
ments in the northwestern part of the city have been
extensive within the past six eight months thai
one going in that neghb orhood who had not been
there during year previous would feel almost the
in the morning and finding Aladdin's palaces ali
ready built apd FURNISHED before them In the neigh
and northward from 9irard avenue, whole blocks are
being completed, and so great is the demand for
houses that many Of them have been rented and sold
IS to be made on lot north of Thompson street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets The plans
anu speelneationS have been prepared and the work
70 99lld the houses iii circle in the centre of which
MIL De fountain garden, carriagedrive and walks
Inc houses are to be four stories in height the first
q which will DE OF PictOu stone and the remaining
stories Of brick, dressed with Pi9tou stone. If the
arrangement be carried out as contemplated this i'm,
in this city.-Phil. Press,
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Two musical curiosities have appeared in
Paris-a young Italian lady with fine tenor voice
and Mexican who plays the flute and piano Mt the
same time.
An extended search has been made IN
Dakota Territory for Capt Field and two men. SIM
posed to have been lost in the great storm. The par
returned the ID inst. to Fort Abercrombie having
searched the country thoroughly to Twin Lakes
Three of the missing horses were found but the men
have not been heard FROM
The Statesville IN. c. American saws, in
reference to the statements that have been going the
rounds, that Governor Vance had been stricken hv
paralysis. that his aflicton was more properly no.
rat9'o We are gratifed to learn from the same ma
per, that all the symptoms have measurably disan-
peared and that his general health was never better
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CHARLES STREET, IL.
wINlTS A ND QUORS,
For. ign and Domestic.
he -1r1,tn JEWETT a. ST0CKLEY-
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DEMPSEY a. O,TOOLE.

Boyt-Remember. between North and Holiday
Nodi ing like it 1t
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Q4A4a Or INDIANs.-On Saturday last. All Moose
or Little Bee head chief Of tribe of Chippewa In
diaps who with three Others of his tribe have been
with their Great Father" died at the quarters Of
the delegation, on Bsstreet, near Sd, on Saturday
The deceased and his companions was taken sick last
week with the black measles" disease peculiarly
severe among the Indians H2 was attended by Dr.
Dove, who called IN Dr. keaShy as consulting physi-
clan The deceased before, he died designated his
youngest son. Sawas ko-zick, as his successor His
remains were yesterday inferred in the Congressional
Cemetery; Rev. Dr. Keeling. Of Trinity Church, Off
ciating. The other Indians are still very sick =.
hopes are entertained Of theirreeOyery. disease
treated and not oi Ee V" ta ne when properly
Star. attack the Wmtes.-hGSh.
dele@-i lain, another of the Chippewa Indians, a
:, -7aauon of whom is now in this city, died yester-
day OF the same disease that carried off his chief All
moose. lie was also placed in one of Scoay's deO-
dorzlng cases and buried in the Congressional Gene
terry Others Of the Indians yet very ill., and but
Slight hopes of their recovery entertained. This
Is owing greatly to the conduct of the indians them
selves, who refuse to obey the orders of heir phys
clans, and insist upon using medicines of their own;
and they also aggrayate the disease under which they
suffer by INDUCING in liquor, which they induce their
companions to obtain for them.-Nat. Lteltigencer.
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COAL,
COAL,
$3.50

Hoyt-Remembel', between North and Holiday.
II
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-No business of very great interest was
transacted in the Senate yesterday. resolution
offered by Mr.. Morrill, appropriating $4,000 for the
relief of the destitute coored people of the District
of Columbia, ELECTED considerable discussion. Mr..
Salisbury proposed an amendment that white peo-
pie should share in the benefits of the resolution but
it was rejected as were also several other amend
ments. The resolution was then passed by vote of
80 yeas to nays. Mr.. Anthony offered an amend
ment to the naval appropriation bill looking to the
removal of the Naval Academy. but it was rejected
by decided vote-yeas 5, nays 80.
HoUsE.-In the House joint resolution was in
troduced returning the thanks of Congress to Major
Generals Garfield and Granger for gallant services at
the battle of Chickamauga, which was referred. The
House discussed at length the bill amendatOry
OF the habeaS corpus act, designed to protect officers
from prosecution in State courts for acts committed
during the war. The bill was finally passed by yeas
H. nays 81. Mr.. Conkling reported bill declaring
money on hand not exempt from taxation, where
upon lengthy debate arose. which eliminated in
the bill being recommitted to the Ways and Means
Committee. The case of Tennessee was mentioned.
but without any action thereon, the House went into
consideration of the bill providing for consular and
diplomatic expenses, and shortly afterwards ad-
iOurned
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The Speaker laid before the House message trans
hitting in obedience to resolution the number of
field. The repOrt, of the Adjutant General shows
that on January 2lst 1866 there were 222l white Off
troops commanded by 1888 white officers. There are
lOls regular general and volunteer staff officers in
the service.
The Speaker also laid before The House commu-
nication from the Commissioner Of Freedmen en-
closing all of the orders issued by that Bureau Re-
ferred to Committee on Freedmen.
RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.
Mr. Welker, of Ohio, asked but failed to obtain
leave to introduce bill tp authorize the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company to construct road from
Knoxville, Nd, to Washington.
VOTE OF THANKS.
Mr.. Smith, of KY, offered joint resolution ten
dering the thanks of Congress to Major Generals
James A. Garfield and Gordon Granger, for gallant
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CHAMBERS ENCYCLoPEDTA; Dictionary Of useful
knowledge for the people. Nos. l00 lOl j. B. Lip
pincott, Philadelphia.
This popular work is re-published in numbers at
tho 10 price of twenty cents number. and contains
1ar,,o mt of useful information upon all
subjects, admirably IL SNouiu oe eA'eh-
siYely patronized.
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sulphur and ohalYbeate springs.
cOOPER's WE'LL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to CooPer'S
Well.

Running from Byra Station, On the New
Northern Railroad 70 Cooper " So svTnnd "a
connecting with the daily line running iT9 as viii r
Roltonis Station on she Southern Railroad lhls ~
nish transportation passengers baggage onn can
or merchandise the arrival q he Il he short
est road to well BY several miles Men a5 ~ ne intend
nIoyed 10 repair the road and the proprietor o.
and viii by route road stock aud M yen Fo1
make it the shOIes. and most pleasant rP s N
nroof If which We refer all ilterestedto M
proprietor ofhe Well Parties wishing 70 ~ Clinton Miss
r. Ike Wall nv ay of Yicksburg, VIII nh3 ~ ~; 1 ~
mn he Southern Railroad branch q thS Mas If Hny N
The Well which is the shortest rSate ~ I 90 Agents
the Southern Railroad. W. D. 11sS-' -
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From John B Wickersham, ESQ firm of wickersham
Hutchinson, the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy Iron
Works, No. 259 Canal street,
am the recipient from you of of the greatest favos
that can be conferred upon man. viz that of health For
many have suffered from of the annoying
and facilitating complaints that the human family be
afflicted with-chronic diarrhea.
During the longtime suffering from this disease
attended by regular physicians giving me hut temporary
relief The to remain until Induced try
Hooauds German Btters After the of bottles Of
that valuable medicine, the complaint seemed to be
pletey often inwardy thank you for such
valuable specific and whenever have opportunity cheer
fully recommend it, with l confidence in It's reliability
Yours truly JOHN B. WlCkERSHAM
New York, Feb q 1862
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THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL,

The new and stauuch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey muster will leave the head Harveys Canal opposits
Stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue, EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, O'Clock for Grand Isle Hotel Fort LiE
ngston BaratsriR intermediate landings returning
MONDAY tn RSDAY evenings; delightful trip through
lakes and bays to the sea shore.
Fare to the shore, meals included..t....,..,S6
The Hotel open and ready for the reception OF VISITORS
with all the requisites and comforts Of rscRss hotel offer
ing the advantages Of sufbathng fine fishing, boating
other othe eing surrounded mRgp
fcent giving ampl hade and pleasant
treat during the heat of the day. t.5
RATESBOard per week. l5 Transient bparders day, S.
... A. MARGOT JOLLY, Proprietor,
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j. Il. HAnpY. Secretary. Of State.

ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPAETEMRNT DE L'ExEogErF,
Nouvelle- Orleans lie Z Avril, 1866.
A TTENDU qu'nBpllGatlen etc flte pour
N Ia cancellation du bond ofcell de Charles f. White,
CONNIE reer cnqpiee Uour de district de la Nouvee
Orleans, SAVIOR
sonme de $5GC0 signee par Charles F. Wne prn.
cpal Gabriel DeF6riet ct Felix Robin prncipai
securities chaeune pour de S500O Ia dite obi
CATION condtonnee pour la adele execution par lie
dit Charles F. White doses devors CONNIE Grehier sus-
dit
par present donnie ou qu sont ntereases
laite Obligation de montrer la ecrt bl-
du secretare dEta peud9t Gurs apes
derniee publication de evils les rnsons pour le5quees
dite obligation sarat pas eancelae ct annUlee
Dome main le Etat, sUNit,
ct Independence DIES EtsAs-Unis lie quatre-vingt
j. MADISON WELLS,
II HApDy serrataire dtFtnt
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SCHEME
APPROXIMATION PRrzEs.

approximation prizes $1,000 each for the nine rs
manning units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize are .!......... 50 900
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the Of the number
drawing the SO 600 prize s...........,. 500
approximation prizes Of $500 each the nine re-
manning units of tho ten Of the number
drawing the Sl0@N prize Of. 1850
Is approximation prizes Of 500 each for the re-
naming units OF the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize are................ Z7D6
is approximation prizes Of $500 the nine re-
. d5sEias ths ssSoo = !. = NUMBERS 500
: a5svias ~ sgSs 81 = Is NUMBERS ssOo
drawing tie $3.50 prizes are 1900
600 prizes amounting $4,000
Whole tickets sl2 Halves ST. Quarters So; Fights 81 co.
Tickets sold and prizes yeashed by
uHAs I. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street, OF
LocksBOx COZ Post Office, New orfeanE.
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Nonga qARo1IsA, IN THE GogkT OF Eqg5EY,
==-=---- - -----7-'-=-------F
OFFICIAL,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, April 7, 1866
WHEREAS npRlientlO Inns been mnde 10
w me the canceing of the official Bond of CHARLES
WHITE asGlsf Of the Fifth District Court of New Or
leans tO-wit Bond dated the 2lst OF November 1859 in
the FIVE thousand dollars signed by Charles White
as principal and Gabriel DeFeret and Felix Robin
rites the of Five Thousand Dollars the condi-
ons Of said Bond being for the faithful performance by the
So Charles F. White OF his duties CLERK aforesaid
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
described Bond show in writing the office of the
Secretary State within ninety days from the last pubca
ton Of this advertisement why the Sad Bond should not be
cancelled and annuled.
Given under my the State above, and of
the independence of the United States the nineteth
J. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor: ...
]. Il. HANDY, Secretary Of state.
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: MRS. 7vnnslow'" Mystic PIns are pre-

= Mrs yylnslovs's Mystic Pills pre-
pared only asgtmae purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant.
te with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought and will recommend
being ignorant oftheir properties.
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which the female constitution is subject They
moderate excess and all obstractions they inyg
the debtated and delicate and by regulating and
strengthening system hue Of health is restored to the
cheeks weakness the spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed maiden, wife or
mother should be without them.
Try the-use according to direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend
Ask for MRS wIESLOw's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
ssrher Price 81 per box, or three boxes for So
For sale by all druggists. o,-rr,
Wholesale Agent for the South,
20 St Charles street, N. o.
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Thus passed the city New Orleans the day
month year Aforesaid in the presence Connnd
and Adophe Alexander Lenes, witnesses. who hereuno
sign their names with snid pa ties, and me Notary.
LOrginal signed
]. O. Mclean, j. W. Gerard,
Joseph Cararas, W. f. Gerard,
+. Schmidky, John Pemberton
W. W, Care & Co., VIM. N. Grant.
Geddes, Shakespeare 4 Co., John L. Baringer,
PUG Brothers, Kearny, Blois u Co,
Geo. A Fosdck, Schmidt Zeigler,
j. X. Small, William McCracken,
A 4. Lenes, A Conand.
a Barnett, Notary Public
true copy: A. BARNETT, Notary Public.
OFFICE OFMORTGAGES-The undersigned Deputy Re-
coder of Mortgages for the city and Parish of Orleans state
Louisiana, certe that the foregoing Charter was this day
recorded in his office in Society Book No g. pages 26 to 2
New Orleans, August 2s 1866
CHAs. E. LENES, Deputy Recorder
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RUTLER's PATENT COTTON TT
EAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered for sale extent in
the South and has been by thousands of planters with
the shape of the button IL first introduced and have
also procqred patent for Buckle Tie which, for smpl
unequal Sizes and for security in holding is think superior
TO any offered to the public,
unyersav acknowledged holds tia bale 10 anch smaller
compRss applied and fastened with much facility,
pors immensely tho risk from re is stronger and It's
strength is not impaired by time and that of
Thousands bales of cotton have been lost by the
ling and breaking OF which could hav9 been preersd
ment of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced the sup
ply Of hemp to such extent prices to rule unpre
cotton croIzsann0t be relied on at any Price
have arranged foE the importation Of large quantity Of
the best Engsh IRON and have made arrangements with
Messr Chambers Latng for the Gale and delivery Of
Ties.
sIn January last received frsr your press 1899 bales
your Iron Tie safely affirm that the cotton
received in better order than generally from thu
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship to
more than any previous voyage.
Thseotton when discharged from the ship in Liverpool
in better ordepthap the bound cotton It is highly pre-
has noedect upon well known by practical me
that 69u nd can confidently re
and carefully watched H. both in loading and discharging
'''' :. ''-' '''psJi. III HOWARD, Master,
The undersigne Fire Warden and Fire Inspector of III
New Orleans Insurance Companies Of opinion that Il
Iron lie s greater protection against loss in case OF I'll
D''-DS j. YoUENEs Fire Warden.
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
~ ALFRED BELANGER,
ExChief Engineer, Fire Department.
| CHAMBERS & LATTIEG,
| Agents for FnBsman's Iron Ties
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A NEW Town AT OCEAN sPRrNas,
on NEW AND CHEAP PLAN,
East and Adjoining the Present Town.
Half mile of the present wharf to be erected

Half mile east of the present wharf is erected
NEW FREE STEAMBOAT WHARF,
To be built and paid for onehaf the proceeds of the
sale e the lots and building places The heRutfa
two hundred acres, alf mile fronting the Bay to be
into lots of acre suit purchasers for one hundred dol
lars each in full view Of the Bay and Islands Young
live oaks and ohar the Bay and tail pine in
the Clay understands and good dry soil No sand
the surface Aounqnhty supplied with running streams OF
gardens.
The main object of the enterprise is to counterfeit no pre-
VENT extrayagant living the sea-shOre and open mp
home cheap living salt air. salt bathing oysters and fishing
TO the industrious and abOrng citizen who seeks health and
recreation rather than parade and exaYagnt gaey The
location land the oyster beds and the best
fishing grounds in Biloxi Bay First come first served No
those who improve their purchases except
the portion towards buldngshe free wharf Inquire near
.pe pteplises :" o0N oO''ase j II RINEHART. AGENT