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TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBI-
TI9ES IN THE SAME TENT.

WASHINGTON THEATER.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
NINE GHIONI AND SIG. sUSIEI's
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
D1RECTOR MAX STRAKOSCH
Mr. strakosch announces with much pleasure
that he has succeeded in engaging complete and
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
Embracing some of tte most eminent and farora-
bly, known artists in America, and a complete
CHORES AND ORCHESTRA,
With whom he will give in Washington
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April 9. 1856,
Which will be produced in a style unrivsled by
The following eminent artists (all of whom hsv
ing performed this winter for farty consecutive
Grand Opera Nights at the aew Opera House New
Orleans. with the most unprecedented success }
constitute the
GHIONI AND sUsINI OPERA COMPANY.
MIME ANGIOLINA GHIONI,
The Great Dramatic Prima Donna.
MILE PAULINE CANISSA,
The youDg and highly talented Prima Donna
MIME AMALIA PATTI sTRAKosCH,
The famous and popular Prims Donna 6ontraito.
Pri%i Bs1itoni G s sig. % saneu.i. Sig Sig nn, Maria
primo BASS. sig Augustine susini.
gnors Xmenss snG Bs Second Tsnors
signors Locatelli and Massio, Second Bassos.
Conductor. Sig. FRANCISCO ROSA
+. ZITTERB Art
co.ema1 sja EErtLo
The entire new and cestly Wardrobe has been
purchased by tho Director in Paris.
The following Operas will be performed entire.
and with a cast of great strength:
NORMA, IL BhRBIERE DI SEyIGLIA. LA
TRANIATA. LUCREZIA BORGIA, LUCIA
Dl LAMMERMo0R, IL TR0VAT0RE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes, Containing seats ....... so
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs.
Dress Circle and Parquet
Reserved seats in Dress Circle 20 cents extra
The -sle of seats and tickets will commence on
Thursday, April 5, at 10 a. m, at hetzerotts Mu-
sic Store and will be conducted follows: Thurs
day and Friday. April 5th and 9th. tickets for the
entire season Of six nights. or three alternate
nights, commencing with either the first second
nights, will be sold exclusively: tickets for single
nights may lie obtained on and after Saturday
April 7th. Doors open at IA; Opera c.mmances
ats. NH 81 ct
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DRors. }. W. II. p. KkEIs' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARKESS HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th sts,.
Opposite NJ Metropolitan Hotel
As our Winter Season Is about TO close those
wishing 10 Join our classes should avail "A
themselves OF this opportunity. And as
during this quaHJer preparations will be f74
made for oar Grand May Ball and Exhibi- a.; =
uOn all those desiring to take part the ex ercises
should lose no time in entering.
Days aHd Hours Of Tstt,on:
Fer Ladies', Misses aud Masters, Wednesday and
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ 70 TO-
Private obstruction given to suit convenience ef
thsse desiring
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis; Philip q
salomon's, also, at the Academy during the hours
of tuition.
The H all can be rented for Balls. Parties. Sol.
rers. &c. on reasonable terms. jaT-H
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CLOTHING, &c.

A sEo RET.
sYTHE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Each day day as you, read ;sS ySrs newspaper.
To teach you to make a great fortune
lyon are but that way inclined.
Hyon viii send them some money,
And for others which like 10 inform you.
few stamps will answer we'll.
But, have got something to tell you,
Thst viii save you many tramp,
III You want to buy good and cheap clothing;
hnd dent even charge you stamp.
New just walk mp TO Seventh street,
And straight m INTO SMITHS OAK HALL go,
Are SOLD by SMITH BROTHERS & co.
SMITH BROTHERS h CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
asa SEVENTH STREET.
piEv HSs ressiySd the largest and finest stock Of
ingtOn sving secured the best artists the city,
We are prepared to make up in the finest style, and
mhn Prices '"-" any O'nsr e''"O'''9Is' !. B. Co.
MI L0sAN0. MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I1
!, w H., Ninth Nm street, corner Of u. desires IA
public generally TO his choice selection of ~
goods for SPRING ana SUMNER WEAR, M
which be will make up at reasonable rates -.
Mr.. ROBERT HARDON, his associate in busi-
ness invites his former friends to give him a call
and guarantees perfect fitting and fashionable
garment 10 all who may give their patronage.
,,P. 81 have removed from 5l7 Ninth street, to
the above place. NH Is. I'm"
CHARLES FARMER. JAMES T WALKER
IHERCHAST TdILOKS
No 49, Seventh street near E.
A fire assortment of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
and NESTINGo on hand, which thew will
make up In the fastest styles and best pos 81
sihle mabuer. "a
We have also a fine assortment of Gents h
Furnishing Goods. ~
Phrase give a call.
Shirts maze TO order.
fe 26-Sm FARMER & WALKER
L J. HEIBER4ER,
CITIZENS asfs:sor and y d miIfTsRY fSIa oe''. -
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Msfycpolitdr Rctsl, lara BroDas,
362 PennsylyaDia avenue, ~
Wifi washiurton ID. O,
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvsnfs avenue and Ninth street.
hA..... ......S0

More Additions, New Acts, New Attractions to.
night. -
THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF
THE COUNTRY.
Every act this week new. New Pieces New
Bsllets. First time of the LaHRhshle Farce of
JULIUS CROWS TRIP TO CONGRESS-
Grand Spanish Ballet Divertissement entitlai
A'ANDULOUSE,
by the splendid Ballet Troupe, under the direction
OF l.. DONEELLY the famous Maitre de Rallet
Reproducti0l 1f the great Drama of
THE GUERRILLAS OF THE POTOMAC.
which created such sensation upon the occasion
OF its FIRST esentatiOn with original Music and
Battle Scenes the whole comprising in the cast
JOHN MULLlGAN in his incompatible acts
ssppsrted by the knights of Burnt Cork. RYMAN
EDWARDS. BUCKLEY, WHITING, BURGESS
and WILSON.
LAST GRAND LADIES' MATINEE
OF THE SEASON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 7.
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Ii THOS. FAHEY,

- D D G.
H THOS. FAHEY,
Southeast corner 10Th street west and Canal
FIRE and WATER PkO0F FELT, CEMENT
and GRAVEL ROOFS put on in the very best
manner, of the very best material, and AZ the
shortest notice. Ut very moderate prices.
Also, all kinds of BUILDING and COMPOST
TON ROOFING MATERIALS on hand, At the
lowest prices fe n 3un
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS
" Of ofWsshington, regret the necessity i'm pos ed
on us By the rise in price of Ice at the North O.,
announce to our patrons that we Obliged TO sd
vance our price 10 the following rates, from and
after the srst day of April next
Customers using daily 100 lbs. and over, IS cents
per ICE lbs.
Customers using daily 25 lbs. I cent per pound.
Customers using daily Il lbs. 10 cents per day
Customers using daily 8 ibs., 10 cents per day
Customers using daily lbs, cents DER day
L. J. MIDDLETON Co.
WALTER Cooley,
T. T. FOWLER CO.
Washington, March 10Th, 1866 NH Pilot
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PAWNBROKERS.

n y Z z D u
REM VAL
NJ x. WALSH, "a -
LICENSED PAW&BROKER
WOnld respectfully inform the public that he has
removed his MONEY LOAN Or lee 10 No 50
10TH STREET, between Pennsylvania avenue
and street. where he will be happy TO his Old
friends and customers. Having been f.yor4lly
known 10 the sublic for the last fourteen years he
hopes 20 meet at his stand ths same liberal
patru mage which has heretofore been nied him
Liberal CASH ADVA NGES made on all kinds OF
MerCh andise, Diamonds, " dtches. Jewelry, Cloth
ing. Furniture. &c &c.
All business strictly confidential
NIX. WALSH,
Licensed Pawnbroker. No. 4eO 10th street,
NH 23-lm. bet. Penn avenue and street.
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NNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE ~ STOP
w MASON HAmLIN CABlNkT-
ORGAN With two set Of keys, and two NM
octave pedal bass 1t IL superior isstru-'thS
nent and We invite orsan'sts and amateurs to cell
Ms.oa amin are the only manufacturers Of
,he celebrated Cabiuet organ; All other instru-
h'e'' h'e"'' VI ~ ". q. METZEK0TT q Co.,
No. 31e Pa. avenue.
;aau between 9Th snd 10th.
TrEJMBoLDSEXTRaC BUCHU gives health
n and yigor 10 the frame and blood 70 the paiiid
rheeL Debility 10 sccoD panied BY many alarming
.~mrtoms and III no treatment seubmitteo %. con-
semption. INSANITY or eptieotsc nss ensoe. no
NNrEKBLED AND DELICATE OosSTiry
F,TI0Ns y of both sexes. use eHBLMkObDb II n
yRkCT BUCHU. It viii give brisk and enerseoe
t~sItnes. and enable you 70 leeD wen. - -
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Tlle Courts.
Cases Set for Trial This Day.

Cases Set for Trial This Day.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
State vs. Hope Milton.
5 SECOND DISTRICT COURT
Il Succession ofJose Pratz-E. Bermudez W. q
4 Hunt. I. w. Coens, Sambola 4 Ducros
Succession of E. Gerard--E. Bermudez. Janir
4 Cooley.
Succession of a. Bergamini--G. Schmidt, Col
lens. Woolrdge, ker, Thomas. q.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
/ R. l.. Adams, receiver, vs. W. A. Jordan
Sheldon u Pardee. Hymes q Gordon.
Noggerath & Froh VS.. d. W. G. Brown
Huntington, sambola & Dueros. Foute.
a. Marquee vs.. j. Menan-Sanlbola & Ducros
Robert.
"a O. Fellows ct al. VS.. Mrs. Packwood ct al
Selnmes, Mott, Hunt. Bradford, Lea s Fnney.
Dorman y Binmasso VS.. P. Galagher-Mix s.
Robinson. Bright. 'f
F, Gamble VS.. Abraham & sim-cooley, Lacey.
Van Dalson. - E s= 5-,g gia5 =.
4 Chas. r. Vincent VS.. Valentine & Dunbar--J P.
sHornor. Mari Il Foute. "
M. Gugenhem VS.. B. Bombay y-sambola & Du-
eros. Dufour. N Waas -f II Nf#s s0,.
5o4 FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
! Marks Folk VS.. Adere Bertrand Wenck.
Derbes Bernos. 2taJ iS ,Aig& ~
W. F. Miller vs.. P. D. Pratt t-Zacharie Day.
Michael Kennedy VS.. Lane & Connen-Egan
Budd & Murphy. sIseE .fi 4dE $3.50 3
Geo. W. Manson VS.. Jno. Haskns g. Co.
Phillips. Levy. Aag
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
g. Duplantier VS.. s. B.. Michoud- d-Bermudez.
Collins. d .r. sss.l5s st5g9ig 49, 55 Fl s.5iT-1
Mrs. Louise Werz VS.. Manuel Ellot-Cutler a.
Hawkins. Dufour. a tsstf 3@H g4yl5 gstl4l
. Edward Conrey VS.. e. F. Hays et als.-Ran-
dolph, Singleton 4 Hardie. Eggleston & Hart,
Egan. sG3 $f s} srgs,Tf 54tYE7 # isIseY \ n TI'
Francis Taylor VS.. VIM A. Wilson-Budd &
Lambert Race, Foster g. MaTick.a fs43agE
James J.t Jones vs.. police jury, parish of
Orleans, right bank-Race, Foster & Merrick.
Miller a. Levy. slss 8tggEg 4T.s N 4 lT Sg6 N sf9sE
w. w, Crane h Co., in liquidation, VS., Goldsmith,
Haber y &Co.-Race, Foster 8 Merrick. Reynolds
Az SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. %fs H
y. L. Edward VS.. g. a. Weed-Van Dalson. Ro-
zier. 8 &aa5ss$'a55 lf4 iH 7l
Yilleneuve Leblanc, Jr. s Co. VS.. L, e. Per-
roux-Groyer Castera.5f Hs4sis8fH saf hF#E''
!. p, Keiham & Go. vs.. Carroll, Hoy & Coo. Z.
Schmidt. Singleton g. Hardie.
.Celestine Tabony vs.. Noel Savage ge-Sambola &
Duefds. Fillehla e ilE8 e. y
gnles Labatut vs.. Daniel Gier- E. Schmidt,
Bright. = iHtWo r&f}s5S5 ~ IFi
Egan s'5 FstIfa lE 81 f37F7g '.l' y
a' y. ~. Road VS. Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
pany-Sihgieton. Pierce. '5s5 a3TT 27 ~
). y. Pointer VS. Merchants Mutual Insurance
Company Singleton. Pierce. VIZ
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
United States VS.. Steamer B. L. Hodge-U. s.
Attorney. W. I'LL. Robinson. s.a 1,'
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f VoN zlSkEN & suLLY's sAIEs.-Attention is
called to the auction sale by Won znken u Snlly,
on Thursday (to1morrowl at 4 O'Clock, at the
corner of st. Joseph and New Levee streets, of a
screw cotton press, large lot of old COPPER,
2l,00o osnfbnrg sacks, together with bagging and
rope, steamboat bells and sundriest The sale
was originally txed for eleven O'clock, but has
been changed to come off at one. This viii be a
chance for a bargain. See advertisement under
auction head, ~
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FoR VERA Cruz In our shipping list column
will be found announcement of thefirst class pas
senger steamer Southern Star, Of the Crescent and
Star Line which is up for Vera Cruz, and will sail
punctually from her wharf on Saturday next, the
2sthinstant This is the pioneer ship of the line,
with superior accommodations for passengers, and
capacity for a limited amountof freight For pas
sage apply to Messrs. Richard B. Locke & Co.,
and for freight to r. NJ Harrison & Co., 35 Carods
ct street, or 7. c. jenkins, No. IL Carondelet E
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L,IEANR NBwEEALL,
14.,..... CAMP STREET.

l4.,...........CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand, constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers the Eprope large and elegant
of WALL PAPER in Oab, Mahogany and Marble
limitations, Frsscoea, Csners, Pannsng, statuary and
Scenery.
Ss0oas uass nd Public and PVGe Buildings I'm ISL edin
the exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice.
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
extan which he dispose OF at low prices any liar
establishment in tho country
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

II y sappears from two Parliamentary returns lust
,ssaea ,os that duriag the year 1865, l40 persons
meie run oyes and killed IL ola6n; I.7oF ere
parng ar,sa ,s ~ ose@ss injured from the same ehnse
afy y fatal cases have ocgdrrea eases
ofmjpry. '' 4 Il pfeieV' ! ) s''i 3ss nasss 7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

wilcox 4 Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
ssss'aes recommended BY all who use them. Will
w ,,s, Giess' Family Sewing Machines are abso-
ussis complete, Office Ne,,5 st.Gharles street
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RRANCFE OF TEE NEW YORK sarTsEun
~ OF ANATOMY, - -
40 and AZ ST. CHARLES STR

Four important lectures entitled "The Philosophy of
m a deVeIed At the Museum in New York be hsd
or by letter enclosing cents addressed Secre
aEy Branch of the New York Museum OF Anatnnv N and
ht Charles steaet, New OrleanH, " '"''' ~ NA" Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAPlTAh.,,......,,,. 500 go
Incorporated November 30 1865 Capital ia creased February
70, l56G
40 Royal Street, Mobile, ala.
Having been appointed agent the aNove sI rrrary
am now prepared 10 issue annual policies as well az gsveler
;ickets from one day to year.
GEO, p, Mclean, Agent,
Capndelet street. Ee~7 Orleans.
NATIONAL MARINE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
This Company Insures against all Losses -
Fire, Marine aud INLAND Navigation,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. pIsCoCET
Allowed on
Fire, Marine and fSl-er K!sE.
On and after the LIST of octo5e7
offeer corner Of CAMP and COMMON STREETg
}. " COUR1ENAY. President
s. C. EMLEg, Vice President
LOUIS G. DHoMEHGUE. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

9HIIfS50
Inc aeoVe statement is inst and correct transcript
| tr m the books OF the Company
J. p. Roux, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

p - ~ STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS Cry or NEW Oni, (
1866. EDNOSn ,,t'5!,o 'ey VI march,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish n 0rla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26

IHE BIGAMY CASE IN MoBlLE-The Register of
the oath says: "
ne case of J. B. Norwood, who was arrestoa
Tor blgamy, Saturday night, was called m in H.
mayors court this morning Both wives appeared red
a. rgaSs m ut 9 and testified to the fact of their mar
and pretty brunette, testified that She was ls"aii5
Marred na, e to Norwood, in Carrollton, Ala on the
I2a OF March, 1854. The second wife, a vounfr and
handsome blonde, testified that she was legally
niaEt is[tsu 70 Norwood in this city on last Tuesday
in hate H N appearance None of the parties seemed
y Lhe least effected The wives appeared glad to
get ria OF him. and heseemed Indifferent to parting
s,nno MIN them The court held Norwood in bond Of
court The simple fact of the two maria ges was
an tne evidence elected, and we are left "hfgh and
ary TO imagine the interesting details of the case,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-26
ENSUR NOE,
| ouHsfANA MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY,

TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
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tot apres son achievement, dams lie bureau du gref
fer ct soumise Iexamen de toute personne qu
lie desirera LIE sheriff devra notifer les personnes
ains choisies de Sc presenter au terme suivant de
la cour ain de faire leurs fonctions de jures.
Sec. 4. D6cretent de plus La liste des jures
choisis enregistree greffe, ct tous les tir
ages subsequents Sc feront en- prenant pour base
10 liste des MONS, ains que lie porte la seconde
ton, jusqu'a ce qus soient tous epuis6s GU qu'ils
ne soent plus assez nombreux pour fournir du
tirage lie nombre requis par Ia seconde section de
Get acte. Dams ce dernier cas- les officers de pa
roisse sus.mentonnes devront former une nouyelle
liste, en- suivant les prescriptions de la premiere
section, ct en- comprenant les MONS de toutes les
personnes portGes sur la ste precedente, qui ont
pas remplis les fonctions du jure.
SEC. s. D6cretent de plus: Null ne sera tenu de
remplir les fonctions de jure ordinaire dams deux
sessions consecutives.
Sec. 6. Decretent de plus Toute lois gu
clause incompatible avec les dispositions de Get
acte est ct demeure abrogee. Get acte sortira son
effet compter du jour de son adoption.
(Sgne:) j. B. ELAN,
Orateur intermaire de Ia Chambre des Represen-
tants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant-g ouverneur ct President du Senat.
Approve lie mars 1866.
/ J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
J. H. HARDY,
Secretaire d'Etat.
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y Orleans 4ailp Grestent,
LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
u g..
JOINT RESOLUTION


y &$.,psrrSG THE GOVERNOR TO INSTRUCT THE AT.
a @cpNEY GENERAL TO INVESTIGATE CERTAIN PRO.
@rpDISGs WHEREIN THE INTERESTS OF TIE STATE
{ NpE INVOLVED AND REPORT.
NugREAs, A controversy has arisen between
.srtes claiming to be purchasers at a sheriff sale
'ss34he Vioksburg, Shreveport and Texas railroad,
n, whereas the interests of the State are involved
~ tbe judicial decision which will necessarily be
4 {ndered therefore
E2Be il resotred by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State of Louisiana in
5Eeneral assembly conuened, That the Governor
& and is hereby requested to instruct the Attor.
1 Nv General to investigate the proceedings, and
Ike such steps as may be necessary to protect the
sehts and preserve the interests of the State and
furthermore make report to this General Assem-
IN at its next regular session.
NJ (signed) J. B. ELAN,
opeaker pro. TEN. Of the House of Representatives
l@tsigned) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
q Lieut.. Governor and President of the Senate.
Il Approved March s, 1866.
Il (signed) J. MADISON WELLS,
81 Governor of the State of Louisiana.
y true copy:
J. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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III BARTEAS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No, 1857 Common Street,
Between Carondelet and ST. Charles streets)
New Orleans.
pR i, WHITES INSTITUTE
ls7 oARoNDELET STREET
In rear of the city Hail.
The first aim beings happnesh ana papp'hess
implies health uf body and mInd.

The first aim human beings happness ana Dapphess
implies health of body and nnnd
Dr. Nhite sxserience and ipt 'rtyone !ears, III
an sxtensve pracce in large cip have hgnt :" hin 'or
treatment vast amount of every form disease both acute
and chronic. .t r.......
His remedies restore The stossch liver and blood hd All
excret oi entire system II ppAtS "
tenn the constitution they tarvute ard repair LUG "ee
and of the organism with truly soNna hLa III
sound body.
The Institute established the Of al aT1e and CHROME
diseases, viz 3beunatco Colds Coughs, BinncHi5 hTyh
ehit,s. Asthma Consumption and al diseases q Sr I"
Lungs, Heart, Liver. Spine Stoma'h Eo"as tesFeness
Dyspepsia, scroin, Kings Evil White S7ehHcsi AL sores
Ulcers Ahcesses, Cancers Piles FisuIa SYPHILIS &sd Gcnor
rhea in all their stages, aecus hereiAry tnt all rad
cal impurities OF tbs Blood 1aundice Diseases Of the er
Brain t'"itre Big Neck Diseases Of tko Kidneys &vea
Diabetis, Dropsica Diseases sill Female Aet aa1uesf
Wasting and Nervous ATctions Sick Getgaus Sun Uao
sche Depression Of sririts HippocoUra Uy,lecs Fits
spssns. We repeat the WORT paus Of the skin MI
ulcers, Of whatever The ucipen Caucer which
gevousy ahict humanity speedily shd permanently cured
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White ire
auently week. Of fever other suiern lie
Now that comRpncson open again. receives calls beI
sonaly and by letter formally from all partg Of the coustry
| Consultation t.ac--s;a7pps ret lorgoteun
VRTsaN b Il REVENUE STAMPS on AL
| 1 denania.ilola, t-E EEIs ~ ~
| @. GszsItas ,trs-s
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LOIS De LA LOUISIANA.


REsoLUTION-CoNJO
uyrrANT LIE GouvERNEUR CHARGER LIZ rRoc0-
: REUR-G ENERAL DE L'ETAT A FAIRE L'ExAMEN DE
CERTArSEs ACTIONS JUD1CIAIREs DAMS LES
@8oUELLEs LES INTERETs DE L'ETAT soNT EN- JEU,
RT A FARE UN RAPPORT A GET EGARD.
ny ArrENDu quill exste une controverse entire GER
tains indvidus pretendant avoir acquis une Venle
de sheriff, la propriete du cheminde-fer de Vlcks'
burg, Shreveport ct Texas, ct que les lnterets de
rEtat sont en- jeu dams la decision que lie JUICE
1 rendra n6cessairement en- consequence:
Sps LIE senat ct la chambre des representants de
hsftat de la Louisiana, reunis en- assemble gene
scsale, ont r6solu: Lie gouverneur est par lie pre-
.Aaent invite charger lie procureur-generai de lE'
sotat de faire rexamen de la procedure en- cette
cause ct de prendre les votes lega'es necessares
Ia protection ct 10 conservation des droits ct in
tsrats de l'Etat, ct de presenter de plus Pa>sem
bl6e generate en- sa prochaine session regnliere
i I'm rapport sur cette af1are.
& (signe:) J. B. ELAN,
u Crateur int6rimaire de Ia Chambre des Represen'
S9tants
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Nj acknowledgements ct President du Senat.
f Approve lie mars 1866. '.. a....
W J. MADISON WELLS,
IA Gouverneur de Fiat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
J. H. HARDY
Secretaire d'Etat.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
T,HE CopARTNEnsMIP IN CoMMENpUM
s SH @ The unS1 FL ts IS
liquidation Of the late Arm Parties indebted 10 them win
and Chartres streets, without delay avoid
legal proceedings. J. TUktoITE; |
A PEriN. in commsn in
THE C0PAKTNEksHHP EXISTING BE.
sas 5a Il IS Z 5S y viii
tie N sns e osans & aa tni e'n 1866
From this date Col JAMES NELL1GAN will attend to the
Sol l. voS zlsKEN continue the Aue,ies and cenmssiq9
Thanking public for their liberal they will
'''>>' " '' 1 iA vas 2 HsHHEsAS'
n H. William WAfsRMAS the firms rms q WATER-
81 ssss
has been charged with the liquidation Of tho affairs Of
having "ssps ,s
indebted the said firms hereby notified to come
M Mks: % %1PoW j. ~ B MAoEWEkhMEAES'
On, %. 90, and on Louisiana Sash FaetS
PY- AN ACT PASSED BEFORE EDWARD BAR,
l - L,
coparnehip for the of carrying the Louisiana
Steam Sash Blind and Door Factory at the old stand 3l
ROBERTS CO. where can always be found hand full
assortment Of Sash, Blinds Doors Mouldings, Novels,
Bausters and Dressed Lum st r ,o,,.rs
Ms $55$$ 'sAEEsSAE
New Orleans, March g. 1866.
THE FIRM OF j.. H. AsHBKIDGE .
3lst December 1851 have resumed business at forms
! 'n''' No. 1853 COMMON STREET,
in connection with house of J. H. AsHBRIDGE CO,
London Liverpool who will continue to devote their
attention to the
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
| and the purchase of every description of
| MERCHANDISE suitable for this market,
Mr. GEORGE G. LAwRAsoN holds my full pewe. Of
| attorney. J. H. ASHBRIDGF,
New Orleans, November II, 1855
nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNEKsHIP-
The firms of O. E. HALL 4 CO., tst Louis HoteD md
M HILDRETH CO., tst Charles Hoteb this day day
solved by O. E. Hall will hereafter
the business for and will settle the business
said firms. o. Z. HALL
D. NJ. HILDRETH.
EFERRINR TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE TIL II
II opportunity of rendering my thanks to the publ
| for the liberal patronage extended to the 81
a. Charles Hotel since its erection and to The patron
| Of the St. Louis Hotel during occupation Of II
and will here that the former has within the
w months thoroughly renovated painted and
md the furniture esased po Ina
much very MUCH needed improvements snd VII
The addition such new furniture as was fe9ue the
us has to those who TO 81
st. Louis passing through the same renovaton AZ
=. DOM Orleans 1EIs Oct IL, las o. F. HALL