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OFFICIAL.


.. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
rg New Orleans, March l4th 1866
WHEREAS, Gaspard James has applied to
w me for the banceng Of his Official Bond Clerk of the
sixth District and for the Parish of Orleans to wit A
Bond dated 9Th of May 1854 the Of five thousand
dollars $4,000 signed BY Gaspard James principal and
for the faithful by the said Gapard james of his
duties Clerk.
Notice hereby given persons interested the above
described Bond to show writing the Office OF Secre
tary of State within ninety days from the last publication of
this why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and annuled.
Given my hand Of State above and of the
Independence of the United States the ninetietn.
BY the Governor ]. MADISON WELLS.
J. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAT DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARTEMEET DE L'ExECUris,
Nouvele- Orleans, lie IL mars 1866. J
A TTENDU que Gaspard James s'est
n dresse moi Ia cancellation de obligation Off
cee reer de Ia Sxieme Cour de District dams
pour la paroisse d'0rleans SAVIOR
Une obligation, daee mai 1864, pour la somme de
5000 sgnee par Gaspad James propretare Chris
onnee pour dee execution lie dit Gaspard james de
ces devors CONNIE grefher susdit-
Avis est lie donnie qui celia peu
de montrer ec bureau du secretaire
tat dams espace de jours dater de la
see publication de avis les aisons lequees lade
obligation ne serat pas cancelee ct annulne. .
Donne main ct lie de fEta ceourdh hui
lie IA A D. 1866 ct la quatre vngt dix neuveme
nee de Undergraduate ses Etats- Unis
], MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur,
j. H HARDY Secratajre d,Etat
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- vi erchants' ExchanGe-The subscribers
to the Merchants Exchange Association requested to call
without delay the office ofW. H. Peters, Notary Public No.
rayier street. the act of incorporation and deposit
the first nstalment OF their subscriptions
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N T. Robinson Cashier of the City National Bank of
New Orleans Louisiana, do soemny that the above
statement is true the best Of knowledge and belief
N T. N. ROBINSON, Cashier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
subscribed before me, this I'd day Of April
1866 HENRY G. DIBBLE, Notary Public.
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Orleans March Goth, lS6Notice hereby given that in con
forrnty provisions of the charter the annual election for
Directors Of this company will held the THIRD MON
DAY OF APRIL NEXT being the 10th that MONTH between
the hours of 10 NJ and NJ No 1911 Common street.
EIINT SECRETARY.
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II ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
II ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
Authorized by Act of Congress,
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN THE UNITED STATES.
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR APRIL.
Only 10000 Tickets.
KENT lucky STATE LOTT Terry.
Havana Scheme.
SIMMONS. FRANCE d CO., MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.

KENT UCKY STATE LOTT cry,
J. CLASS 2O2,
To be drawn at Covingtou, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1856.
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LAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY CLUB RACES
l. NEW ORLEANS.

EAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICERS CLUB:
Presdent-Gov. P. o. HEBERT.
First Vice President-HARRY T. HAYS
Second Vice Presdent-G. s. VAUDEVILLE.
Treasurer-J. MILTON RELF.
secretary-WALTER II. PETERS.
Ladies' Committed O. Nixon, +, j. Heron, Ken
nett W P Wright B S Miaudon, j. Orchard, Nevi soue
and A. c. Graham.
stewards-H. D. Ogden. VIM Minor, B. S. Story l. szy-
manski E. T. Parker, j. Michigan and Henri Peire.
Timers-C Il socomb, Stephen Minor and Jas McCloskey
THURSDAY APRIL S, 1866.
Crescent Hall Purse s5eo-Mile Heats, year Odds
Coiieehouse Purse. 5W-iwo Niles
FRIDAY, APRIL 6,
St James Hotel Purse S50-Mile Heats for 2year ODDS
st. Charles Hotel Purse. l0ol-Two Mile Heats.
SATURDAY, APRIL l.
Jockey Club Purse .......... .sto9-Mile Heats.
:. :. ............ 6l0-Three Miles.
THURSDAY APRIL L..
Jockey Club Purse. ........... s6O0-Me Heats 8 s.
:. E. =. ............. 4o0-Iwo Miles.
FRIDAY, APRIL 49,
Jockey Club Purse S40o-Mle Heats Handicap.
:. ............. 6l0-Two Mile Heats Handicap.
SATURDAY, APRIL "A.
Jockey Club Purse. .s2lOo-Four Mile Heats.
Entrance money per Cent to go the Horse Ne
purse given for walk.
The Races will be run under the Metairie Rules.
Passengers by the street cars enter at the gate
Horsemeu and Vehicles enter at the gate on Gem
| THY Road. .o
To the public stand (single). s.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting. ~
1nvit alton badges Tor non-resldents ~
1oveop and members badges confer The right Of intro
,-, P. o. HEBERT, President,
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BILLIARDS.

RILLIARDS,... .............'...' .blLAfAhDs.
The undersigned rendering his thanks for the liberal
patronage extended him for the past thirteen takes
pleasure announcing his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his establishment by again adding the room he
originally opened in 1853 which, together with his private
rooms will give him
Twenty-six Tables,
THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT NOW IN THE
COUNTRY
All of Michael Pheans Standard Tables, universally ackrow
lodged the made in the country for which Tables he
is the Agent and will always keep assortment for sale
together with all kinds of Trimmings.
My Tables having arrived will have everything in
plete order by WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 4th inst,
when all are invited to call,
NJ NJ MILLER, 16O Gravier street.
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COTTON SEED.

(nf1NT1N SEED.
-----------
"
.,,ua - az
Crop OF 1860.
--.. ,........
savOrite and well known varieties of
prr1r c111r na poyn pm E1r 9.a
- .........-... ... '.. . Il
put "a busnsl sacks and hogsheads containing Is bush
e,s and in fine shining order
- ,ua>, s,,,D -
Also HOO pushess SEA ioAASn ooih oN ".hn' very
chocs. r.. ... ......| ..- .. '.-. .-
Has not been wet nor fossea' anu saraeea CROWN VI
,ss, o.-" .. -a f..'I
1881 '.' ..
uxn o,,,,
ns o., .;,a. .o,a rna.r fn p, rnorontss
.,o ,o,,o, t.o, ,is sad can r.. sssr
..,,.-.,.s, .-'
Nh HEDcEs
| ,,-.,-.., .,.,u.
| 90 oeronoe.ee s.reee, "p 2."12:
| S,SsrrCsN SEED COTTON SEED
| " -s--E
2Oo sacks COTTON SEED of last years CROP good article
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BALLS--BALLS.

BALLS--BALLS
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAY BALL
GIVEN THE
YOUNG MEMS CRESCENT CITY BENEVOLENT Asso-
CITATION,
For the Benefit of the Home Of the Aged and lnhrm.
On Tuesdny Evening, May 1, 1865,
AT THEEODD FELLOWS HALL.
MANAGERS:
G. A. Deser, j. T. Mccormack, NJ. Gonsenheim,
J. A. Walter L. Granjeau, VIM. Jones,
VIM. Beveng j. Il. kasson, j. Noonan,
L. Poloc E. G. Lord Thos. Hartigan,
II. Engman, Vim. Graham, j. 2. Park,
Geo Clough, il smith, X. A. Phillips,
p Parauette H. Dupre, j. Cotton,
T. Sonby, N Meyers, Alex. Belcher
j. II. Murphy, II. Mackie, G. ORourke,
J. kitrdge.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
G. A. Deisler H. aackie, VIM Jones'
Ii. Dupre, l.. P0Ioc Vim Beyens,
N. Gonsenheim.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations to be left at BLACK
Music Store l67 Canal street. " Wis 52 Camp street,
or @. Fl. Deiser's Book Store, Poydras street
Sealed proposals for Hat Room Ba Room and Supper Room
will be received at G. A Deser's Book Store up to the
25th of March
Tickets, So.
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AGENCY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
"A RAILROAD COMPANY IL Union street New Orleans,
April S66The condition of this enterprise such now as
Justify any holder its stock in protecting it, 1t has the
most valuable charter existence less and has
smaller stock any railroad company in the South
VIII have by LIST September ~ miles of running road with 20
more graded Holders of old stock must comply with terms of
chi off II. S. FuLKERSoN Agent
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FOR SALE.

EIOR SALE-DWELLISGS. ETC.-A NUMBER OF
desirable Brick and Frame Residences Also, vacant
squares situated in all parts of the First Second
Third and Fourth Districts and in city Of Jefferson and
Carrolton.
Desirable Summer Residences at Lewsburg Vaudeville,
Pass Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi, Ocean Springs,
Bahear and various ofthe New Orleans and jackson
Railroad .--..- ...
GREEN ELDER, Real Estate Agents,
No. 143 Gravier street.
EDR SALE-THE Al LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER
packet LIZZIE TATE, drawing only Is inches light
and we'll every respect is offered for sale very
reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to
CAPT. H. L. LEE,
j. w GOSLEE, No Front street.
E9R SALE-COAL LANDS-A VALUABLE TRACT
Il of Coal land, containing 500 adjoining the tract
Upper Ouachita Coal and Mining Company situated
county Arkansas For the value of these lands
the advertisement the named Company in the Ores
cent Times
These lands purchased at bargain For further
ticuiars apply to GlLLlS FERGUSON
Carondelet street,
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THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER.
best and most useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor invented.
and recommendations for saving time labor
and the wear fabrics washed other
machine All the other machines either rub the clothes and
wear them speedily do not satisfactorily perform their
work. With the HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER this is
not There rubbing of the clothes and
uuenty and The washing is most completely
thoroughly performed by the action of the water alone
circular giving full explanation call and examine
them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
S. NJ. BARTON & co s,
No II TchoupitoulaS street
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--LOuisiana Lodge No. log, a. #. d. A. M,
holds its regular Communications in Grand Lodge Hail. St.
Charles street, north Canal street. every THURS
DAY EVENING, at o'clock.
orrIcERs-W G. Driver, W NJ. ; H. Hays, s. W; Jno
II. New J. W; g. W. Sizer Treasurer Arthur Waugh
Secretary W. S. Mitchell, s. D. Ed. Harris j. D. E. j.
kursheedt NJ O.. G. F. Kru, R. G. Hutchinson Stewards
.Thos. Rogers, Chaplain G. W. Garvin, Tyler
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PLANTATION HOES
SOLID CAST STEEL, OVAL EYE,
"a ~ ,,aa at lowest market rates. For sale ~
J, Z. HALsEY CO., AscrlosExEs.
AudHardware Commission Mereaan's'
IS Bsskusn street, New yesk-
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Ofiice Polk County Copper Compa


I45 rayer street.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company will be held THURSDAY 9Th April next
GEO. 0. SWEET, Secretary
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WHISKY 5000. WHISKY WHISKY
"OLD E x C E R."
We are Agents for this celebrated brand Of Whisky
CHENOWETH, CASEY & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
80 Gravier street.
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ten. 5, Ii. Buckner, of Aentueky,ish here
by announced as a partner in this house.
HARLOW J. PHELPS co.

-Cnution-PartiesH Having the Celebrated
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines, are hereby cautioned
against placing them hands of inexperienced persons Tor
thepupoe having them repaired The only place in this
city where the Wheeler Wilson Machine be properly re-
paired and all the improvements added Is at the agency
ofthe company, l62 Canal street.
pECR pPOTUERS Apepts
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r AIDES FAIR
FOR REBUILDING ST. LUKE's CHURCH.
To aid this worthy object the ladies' will hold FAIR at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
In Easter week,
Commencing Tuesday Evening, April Sd,
And will continue for FOUR NIGHTS
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Surely, steadily, Successfuliy, Smolan-
der Extract of curing of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and rams
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses of any kind,
Come We Try smolanders-Take no other Buckul
Bold by all apothecaes Price, 81. D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes Co. New Orleans Southern agents
Burleigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass, gene
rnlat
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

come forward voluntarily and make points
like these no ore who knows them will
believe. The knavcs and dcmagogues who
wish to turn the negro to their own ac-
count have evidently instigated him to
make this new Issue The insignificant
knot Of radicals who desire to monorol. .
political power here are seeking to initiate
an agitation. under pretencc of sccurin.
the rights of the negro, which they hope
will end in giving them control of thous-
ands "f negro votes It is a safe game for
them to play, for if they win the profit will
be theirs. and if they lose the blacks will
pay the penalty. Sincerely desiring to
promote the best interests Of the colored
people of Baltimore, we caution them not
to permit themselves to be made the dupcs
md tools of parcel of time-serving poll
tiei;.ns. who are looking only to their own
ends
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

the land-la,.y. The clock, at length,
struck IL, and at the same moment he
was informed that cab was at the door.
He merely said, I am ready and allow
ed hinseN to be conducted to the vehicle,
into which he got with his brother, his
other friends following GA behind, in 9TH
ers. ms&
ArrrFng ss thss.ixagical spot short
but anxious delay of some moments took
place, after which they were joined by the
lady. with her friends Little was said
on either side but Miss & ale, with Gus
tomary dccorum, she'd tears.
pinckney endeavorc1 to preserve deco
rum. but i slight twitching in his mouth
and eyebrows, proclaimed his inward 'gl-
tation
All necessary prcliminaries having now
been settled, and the prescribed necessary
formalitics gone through. the usual qnea-
ton was put, Wilt thou have this woman
to be thy wife - Il will j"
He then put the fatal ring on Miss
Gales finger. the hymenial moose was sd-
justed, and the poor fellow WAS launched
into -Matrimony.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
LEONARD TOWN MD. THURSDAY MORNING. April 26 1866

by that bending. ogcd figure How de-
lighted to know that through her untiring
-cfarhy the rock has long since lost more
than half its terror. and to consider that.
curse though it may be to all besides, it
has most surely proved a blessing to her
You, tao. may perhaps think with ad-
vantage on the character of this woman
and Contrast it with the mission of the
rock There are many degrees between
them Few, like the rock. stand up
wholly to work, let their light shine So
brightly for good. But to one of the
many degrees between them we must all
most certainly helong-we all lean to-
wards the woman or the rock On such
characters YOU do well to speculate with
me, for You have not been cheated into
sympathy with ideal Shipwreck or imagi-
nary Kindness. There is many a rock
elsewhere as perilous rs the one have
told YOU perhaps there'arc many such
woman; but for this one, whose story Is
before You, pray that her candle may burn
little longer, since this record OF her
charity is true-Jean LgelO'r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

4 UEsrtgMaS.-Onc very frequently
hears the remark msde, that such, and
such II man ''can be a gentleman when he
rleases.' Now when our reader next
hears the expression inide use of, lot him
call to mind the following
He who .'can bc a gentleman when he
ples>es. never plcascs to be anything
else. Circumstances tnay. and do. every
day in life. throw men Of cultivated mind.
and refined habits into the society Of their
interiors; but while with the tact and
readiness that is their especial prcrugatve.
they make themselves welcome smonc
those with whom they have few. if any
symPatlncS IN common, yet v.r by auv
accident do they ierogate from. that high
STANDARD which makes .hem gentlemen.
so, on the other hand, the man OF
vulgar tastes and coarse propcnsities NAV
stimulate, if he be able, the outward kabi-
tudes of society. speaking with practic, d
, lntonation, and bowling with well studied
grace; yet he is 40 more a gentleman in
his thought and feeling than is the tinse-
ed actor who struts the boards the monarch
his costume would bcspcak him. This be-
ing the 'gentleman when he likes" is but
the mere performance ot the character -
II has all the swell of the stage and the
tootlights about it, and never can for a
moment be mistaken by one who knows
the world 4 cloak too large cannot b.
gracefully worn by a small man.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

TUX TRIAL or JEFFERSON DAVIS. Tho
Washington correspondent of the Philn-
delphia L''ig'r declares positively that tho
Attorney General is huSily engaged iii ar
ranging for the speedy trial of Jefferson
Davis He will be arraigncd before ono
Of the Circuit Courts of the United Slater
upon the charge of high treason. The At
torney General holds that there is no such
thing as constructive presence III the crime
Of treason, and ON this account the trial
will probably be either in Tennessee or
Virginia. VIM. NJ Evarts is :he only
gentleman whose name has yet transpircd
who * to assist the Attorney General in
the prosecution, though several other en-
incnt lawyers have been retained by tho
Government = Charles OConor and James
T. Brady of New York, William D. Read
of Pennsylvania, and lawyer from Mis-
Sis>ippi, are to conduct the defense.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

llopKrrL.-Nothing is more charming
than hopeful spirit one that looks per
sistcntly and patiently Upon the brii ght
side. Such spirit had little orphan
boy who was bound ont for eleven years.
He was terribly homcsick; the day length
cned cut until it did seem as If it would
have no end but he would not cry. 50 he
trudged hithcr and thithcr. picking up
chips, bringing in wood. running OF er-
rands, anything that would keep his mind
off his troubles; until the woman of tho
house saw by the expression of his face
that he was making great effort to keep
up, and snld kindly.
II guess You'll get sick of us nfore tho
times out, Little homesick aready. amt
We"
80 no, responded the little hero, "I'vo
stood II one day , and han't got but ten
years and lcvcn months and three weeks
and six days longer to stay and ! guess l
can stand that, too.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

l.IrE 1t is serious thing to live
1t is the source of an endless existence
whose future vii. be influenced by the
present and the past. 1t is that which
must be received and perform it's work by
Us. ITO be or not to be-" is not the
question We are, and must exist for
ever. II must then be of momentous con-
equcncc to US how we live.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

Scrator Wade having received a note
from Mr. Voorhees,, m Monday publicly re-,
tractcd the charge he had made against
him on Friday of beng Knight Of the
Golden Circle The cowardly old slan-
dcrcr of Nalanlingham has again been
Wade and found wanting.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
SELECT SCHOOL
FO Il
" DUN G 1, A {. L e. S

NIlSS KATE CAMAllEE. 's wiling to
IVA add tour voung ls,lic> 60 the numher OF
pupils at preScn, under her care
She has comfortable and pleasant boarding
sccomn"datiorts Tor them. Her course ot IN
stru,tion comprises all the usual branches
taught in the l,-.. Female AradrmlcS-locIu'i
ing French. Music, Drawing, Needle Work
&c. =,
The Fall session commences Monday Sep
tsm,hcr 9th lSei.
Her terms ~ill be made known upon appli-
cation by letter. or otherwise.
Address, leonard Town, I. O.,
81. Mary county, sid.
February 18th, 's6t-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
NO&

Watch and turkey-both sonc7-P Prsy.
what in the world madam. are We 70 haze
for dinnerI" r.f,
But the lady had taken cure Of her
guests notwithstanding her simplicity. and
the party enjoyed both the joke and their
viands.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

\ man boastcI Of having eaten forty
nine hard boiled eggs Why didn't you
eat one more and make an even fifty:
asked Sounds DO YOU want man to
make hog of himself Just for one egg
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

All bi.tcrs have a heating tendency of
effect. sad doctor to young lady
~ ou will except bitter cold mornlng.
won, you. doctor inquired the lady
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
REFER TO

C..R. COLEMAN. Cashier Mechanic :
Rank J. w. .qI.NlTTr President Bank o
Commerce DIR. j. HANSON THOMAS
cu, P.e>l Farmers and Merchants Sank
RAYNE & CO., BAnkrr- MONT-iG L
BROTHERS lnsnr,ncc Agents.
Sept. l4th. is65-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

Their strict por-mnl attention will 10 gwen
=, IN. s.l. of t;raiu. Tobacco. live Stock,
,,J al kinds OF Farm nroucc; also. TO IN"
rurchasc nf t:uano Groceries, Farming I'M
p.emvnts, &c, &C.. at lowest cash Pn-
coN
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26
J. lIERNEl EWING, =
attorney and Counsellor al L0'c
No. IL Law Bui'dinI,-Sf. Paul street
BALTIMORE.
REFER t.NCE,S.

REFERENCES.
I,vI~ Gur, Attorney NJ Law,
Fpo> >rr lsr>EI, -
Erv + Mex EiikI, u. ~,
R.v iIsNEv SlttrR. u D..
tA>r,rrp, RRo & Co.
r GRo,r & Co,
,rwIe ( MrSurrRv.
JSs + McluroS Esq,
RorhRr LAWSON. Esq.
: SrruEhLANp, Esq.
Dee eth. lS65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-26

,,uxs y urrrrnT rETnR W iIAIEST"S
OF Narvland. ol North Ial"l'nA
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boffnunsspouen WdnneriGaar, 3lt Der Iid) eben
swei 6erren 9eleIlt 6aber, upn benen tuirin bem
einen uniern 8efannten, 6err g6unyO, erfen>
men, wdreno mir bem 9iti9en 2eier bett
unbern aI8 Serrn Side, @pmmispppageur oe8
&auirnann8 S9aSe, pOrltellen. tSerr 9ide
erIdeint- -tuenn un8 OieIer puIsdre 9tuSbrud
erlautt ift-beute Ibeno wie aus Der 9aoe
senpml,ten. Seine 2udItiefeta umldlieBen bic
sleinen 3ierliden Gibe, Die Der iun9e Wann
iebr bdufig ieIbitgefdQis betradtet; 8einfIeio,
&rd uno gSelte fnO BON Dem fenfen Stcff
9earbeitet, unb Elm i6meres ieoeneS Salstu6,
be0er Sarben pielleidt ei1 tpenig II 9rell iinb,
bebedt foit sdnSli4 bas tpeiBe, nit sabIreiden
bunten PIntt&en Deriebene @beu'ilett. Sn
BEN bliibenben Nntils oaS eber bibiA ols
bdb(i6 genannt merben fam, sei9en iih spei
wobl9epIIe9te Sadencotelett8 uno ein S6nurr>
bart, Der in spei Ian9e Spiben auslduft, bic
10 ltelf selpi6lt iino, Oub Elm iun9es Mdoden
li9 9eniB ftrduten tuirO, Serrn Dide eiuen
Sub su seben, aus 6urdt, bab jene Sdnurr=
bartsipten ibren ausen seFdbrcen tEnnen.
.e5t#ee (5Ortiebun9 fplgt.) L.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30
\ Co.,ly .ion.e Warming.

Fifty years there lived in Edward
street, Fortuna Square, one Parmenticr,
confeationer 10 he Prince Regent From
bis Gu porium, I'd that of Romualdo, in
Duke street, tb roats given In the neigh
boring square were sumptuously sup.
Piled In this uarter there lived keen.
ers IF china ana glass shops, who under.
took, 1t 4 few hours notice, TO finnish
al the movableS and ornaments for l.rpe
roUts, IS chairs, able, china and glass,
knives and forls, extra plate, looking
glasses, mirrors girsndoles, chandeliers,
wax lights, cha delabra lamps, Aureliau
shades, trauspayencies, vases ana other
decorative items for complete suite of
rooms, together with exoctlcs and green
honss plants. aud corps of artists 30
chalk the floors II was almost by this
magical aid tn the Earl of Shrewsbury
gave his magnificent house warming 10
the haat ton y5 his new mansion in
Bryanstone Square, which was then
In 50 unfinished a state that the walls
in many of the apartments were
not even plaste cd. To the establishment
and delight Of the guests, the whole
mansion was thrown open, and every
foom was furnished aud decorated in the