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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
CHARLEs sIEBKE.

SUCCESSOR TO II, DIEMEELv, EEI.v
Street near the B. & o. r. F. Depot, Wheeling
W Va An kinds OF ShaTls, Ribbons and eve
" description Of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and OIL reasonable terms
This 10 the hrst and best Steam Dying EsLao
. iahnient in the Western States. sep<O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
Irylu,,ree,,. ,nlu,l,.bls H.lr Colo.lps b.. b..s

Hslmstreets .nimlt4bls Hair ColOrlng has bser
stUadLy growing "a iayo. iV. over t~v9ty yvaIa
IL 4CJs u.Vu to s5sOTbents AZ tbs royts ottns
u4Ig, aIa ca4ngss II 10 lJA OlgiHa! cO,og Dy do.
g.vcs. - a 10 a.taEooIs dyr- qsaden a1s in'
lugg TIC Lar H-lnstTssIs - not dys ut %
0sgLl,D Ia ia rUsu.ts prJIIJtos Its growth, aAd
10 q Oeaut., a Hair DrcSslEg Pl!Je 80 sosts and
81 W. sud OJ AL deaIsIs.
Saratoga spring Water, So!d by a.
De4.yIA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
West Virginia Glass Works,

Once Webster ST, pear ChspliBs Whes4iBs
W. Va
sP. EILDRETR President
Il " EcsoL5, Secretary
UlEcTczs
S P HildTsth, 4. c. Q1sTTisf Il a PC
Cabs, william Hastings. Jacob HAT4aa' JOEL
Ripley. u. W. EeholS-
This Company. having fay con P.stsl ~ ~.
oraSniIztloa and Dossesslng aaP.s 20
nsnufsctuElng are prepared 70 ES'.,1,1- CO. =. T..
. ecuLs A. T--,I, Ia. FlasSs Mlnera- Mustard
- pr,,s- aad Wins Bottl,s ard genera.
a.S,S a. ~ Gresa and BlSek SlAss ware. A.
cs-.nsSufcat t!ous addressed &c tEt Secretary VII
rscsivs prompt st'ssssa' sos'lz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

CINCINNATI, Fob. 20.-Tho extensive
government barracks at Chattanooga
were destroyed by e-e on Saturday, with
all It's contents.
Legislature adjourned yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
SIMON NDIM,

IMPORTER ATD 2EAAEm r.
FOREJGN AID DOMESTIC VINES.
Srapdies, WHISTLES &c 2lC Market Street
Wheeling Va.
! would invite t-e spcC!a! attention ct city 9nu
country dealers end tie public generally. 90
cau and eXe-~ s -" stock bel-re pAIclasmg Z
elsewhere. soy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
VERY LATEST

LIVERPOOL, Feb Sin the House Of
Commons yesterday The O'Donoghue
moved az amendment 70 the address de.
clariug il 10 DO the duty Of the Minis
ters 10 examine into the causes OF Irish
dissatisfactiou and remove them After
a general debate OF Eenisnism the
amendment was rejected by vote OF 81
10 %. and the address was agreed 70
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
CONFECTIONERY | |
PHILIP sCHWEIIzER,

Fd1IlA VIII " IL : <s@~ ~
NPPOSITE BUeBE E LKTTLE's.
NDNo. 53 Market st. has now on hand and is
constantly receiving large stock OF Confsct!on'
ery. Medical BaltlnoTe Cough Candy and every
ptbeE variety Of Candy and Cakes. Toys o. ev'
ery description, aud tuu assortment o. NaL!e'
ties and COtiOls. ueNI'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21

JoHN M'NELL & CO.,
DEAxERsENUIIKNA, GLASS AND
~ SyEkNSWAR LAMPS, OILS ANO
SssP HsSsus>s, Ge, &c IsiR Strsst asf~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
6. r. EARIS,
rANIEL LAu
LAME & PAUL.,

TEORNEIa AT LAW, wFlEEi..
- NG, WEST Va, Til practice TIE ccu-ts
Il Ohio County and adjoining Counties
Ofhce on east side Of Fourth Street near the
Court House, ocJI0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
NJ. D. KING,

-TIRNEE AND COUNSEL ! . Il
\ 81 Law, Dr-ccs-i''e Ohio,
spsc!ll g.,e2ticn paid to 5hs ce..soticn oi
lSt,rs jon 1859
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
AMnH0R. RR.NMERX.

AIN GE5NG: D1sE FF'41kNsA-..
EUeTJE, Ik'CASN ~ Co., IiAN -
e FACT REES 0f Aias PCItsT aud BEo"o
SLVut, aud Malt and Hop Dealers, WhseliDg
Bot led Alss and Porter alwsys On land, dsc4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
djgfaSstO asIsO Lsng hs sLtbeEshaiI live.

q y - = - ~ : ' -
'digraes to aslsc lSng as tHeyshalI live.
And is this n fate which we arc viii
lingtosee and cause Tor these noble
patriots? Icanhpt believe il.
Retrcnchmcnt in our enormous ex
penses is andeed qnn especial desire Of
mine. / But here MS in our Benevolent
Institutions, is-not the place Of false
seconouIy. And that the economy is
fales letany man who may befright-
.ened at the number of these Soldiers
Homes, and the consequent startling
sums necessary sums in the aggregate
to maintain them, propose hisalterna-
tive schemes for their reliefor support.
Let him calculate and show his own
comparative expenditures by other
plans. Would he divide them among
tho county poor houses for economy?
Division does not extinguish the quail
ity Jdivided. Would he hide them
away in private life, osubsist as they
may on private charity Conceal
mcnt does not suppress an evil. 1t
were as wlse TO scatter and conceal, IN
tho general mass, tho inmates in the
small pox hospitals. For bc it re-
mcmbered that these vices Of your
volunteer paupcrs (nade so by your
ncglcct) would be as contagious, too,
as that disease AS already suggested
that cyil%iH reappcar, in spite Of your
closed eyes, and with horrid increase
ofyour taxes, at all the centcrs OF mis-
cry and crime. is no economy-it
is downright extravagance-to under
take to support large classes Of bene-
fl,iarics upon retail instead ofwholc-
salo principles. ! trust then the Gen
cral Assembly will found this noble
institution of beneyolcncc and Of jus
tico, wisely and generously.
aeG CHARLES ANDERSON.
Columbus, January 1, 1866.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
HATS AND GAPS,

/ Beavers, French Cloths, Cassimcres,
Satincts, Factory Jeans, Tweed, Mus.
Inns, Checks, Ticking, Flanncls, Hick-
ory, &c. Also, a large lot Of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11

ihese companies divide thres.foufths 81 ret
pron.s annually to tho Policy Holder, in, script
bearing interest ate per cent-thoreby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders Rrealsr security
and cheaper Insurance. nm ~ LI,IrT''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
Cleanse the Blood.


IT. But you cannot have good health
y while your blood Ia impure.
ArERNs SAnsApARILLA purges out these impurities
and stimulates tho organs ofhfeinto vigorous action,
restoring the health and expellng discase. Hence
il rapidly cures q variety Of complaints which are
caused 6y impurty of the blood such Scrofua, OF
Kings Evil, fumors, Ulcers, Sores Ernptions, PIN
pies, Blotches Boils, 81. Anthoneys Fire, Rose or
Erysipelas, letter or Salt Rhoum, Scad Head, Ring
Worm, Cancer or Concerons Tumors, ,.sorc Eyes
Female Diseases, such, as Retention, lrregularty,
Suppression, Whites, Stcrlllty, also syphilis or Ve-
nereal Diseases, IA.er Complaint, and Heart DIS
eases. Try AyERs SARsAPARiLLA, and see for your
sell the surprising activity with whichn cleanses the
blood ind cures these disorders,
During ato years the pnbliG have been mlsled by
largo bottles, pretending to gvea quart Of Extract
ofSarsapnra for one dollar. Most OF these have
boon frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little, ifany, ,sarsapara, but often curative pro-
pertics whatever. Hence bitter disappointment has
followed the OF the various extracts ofSnrsapa.
rilla which food the market, until the name itself
has become synonymous with imposition and cheat,
Still we call thls compound "Sarsaparlla," and in
tend to supply such n remedy as shall rescue tho
name from the load OF obloqny which rests upon IT,
We think We have ground for clleving has virtues
which areirroslsibe by the ordinary run ofthe dis
ease tbs Intended TO cure, Wc'can only assure tho
sick that wo offer them the best alternative which
we know how to produce, and We have reason to be-
lieye II is by far Che post citeetuai purifier OF the
blood vet discovered by any body.
,AYGR's CHERRY PEcTORAL Is so universally known
to surpass every other rcnpdy for the ctre oi
Coughs, Colds, Ilauen5d, Rodrssnesb Coup, Bron.
ch's, InciPient Consumption, and Tor INC relief ol
eonsHmptlve Paicnts In advanced stages OF the dis
casN, that itis useless here TO recontthe evidence
ofits virtues. The world knows them.
Preparedhy d. @. AYE2S Cnl lowell, Moss, and
sold y q. Kaufman Co., and Siford& Son, lahcas.
ter "A, i simmons, baltimore @, Fosgroys, Millers'
gists everywhcre. "c ~ FA
March 0, lsOj.6O 2m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
Home E-NADE CLOTHING!
Made to Order

will do well to call as We have lately secured the
services of Mr.. NJ. d. o, CONNER, formerly Cutter
for the House ofW, G. Browning & Co., 326, Broad
way, New York
We have also the finest workmen in the city, and
we will warrant good At, and the work to be oftho
very best quality orno sale. hE ans
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
LADIES, cLoAglNc CLOTHS

am prepared to make Clothing to order on short
notice. andn tho best OF style. This has been
tested and all agree that TROUT h DONOVAN, are
the best cutters in the city, and that Risings is the
place to he suted. Yon will find also tho most ao-
commodating statesmen to wait on you.
Lancaster, Sept. Il 1866 y. RISING. F
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
ig>Tab

81. &Bet9, 4
maNnatpn.@tr e. obere1ane ans
st. paul, Mtna.
0an4bar fir ben bisberteen 3uiprn&bettl
Der 1imter,et@nete, BEN btutf9en Ynblttuu
sHinneint9 anau3ei8en, bab Ct feiue ST. atabt
serurSf,rttna @abRabtin feintta ntnen g idnf
b6mbe efnaeri&tet bat, unb IL TN @tanbt {sin
aunben u1itbem al8euaeia belittttn
0rertturts @ffe
auverfepen. Ginfa@er fotie Eopptl-e 8 4 t1i'
1ner N BEN ntebrteRen preifej u baben.
Differ G1Fe IL ausepet9net gum Gtnn'a&e
npn 0ur{eu unb auternGri@ten, unb II BON re
p.alh{&en G1enaiter u. @eib mtdenf@attlt9 ut'
terfudt. Derielbe fant tbn tputcr,taen tfn.
empReblt Jpn auf's Bette auua Sam ilttnfs1'e'
SO. W 20.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
8ar ba6reiftube Mubtfur1.

Npttb=2&effern $au.
3. @trabe, 8eseniber Der &pn3ert Dale.
6 t. pa H. L, Mltnn. a~
Die befen talttn Gbpaareu. @
bortrfli@eS Qa0erbter,
auseeat&mett 2itSre unb &t8arren
alt fet8 AT 1anb uttb tittet baS nerebrte beut{@e
publitun1utt 3ablret&en 3ufprn&
37O-1 Greb. @olt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
"per miloe 9daer

,seSa bet einseri&ttter Saloon~trtbi&aft
.a..'o sen Mag Stint. 1.'a,.t.
/ ..9ad5o1 9irabe unfer1 Der intern 2aubnng.
+ Ditfes tir1li@ bon mir Ibernputraene unb
bur@aas renosirte GAIT unb 8parbiuebaus
.ptrb f& bur@ sortreflt@e Soft. fautere6 unb
bequemeS 2oats,, {puie bur& bic freunbli9fe v.
liberalfe 8eoienuuB 1un 6reuben unb 8ct86n.
germ Rets ptt M@tun9 unb @Snnerf&aft bes
berebrten publituuas 3u erbalten futen, unb
fnnpfeblt fem 3aus bterutit tefens
1H4r A.MusSfei@nete CUTE @taQun9 befnn
9aaie. !
. -f#.. Mlsar Tinf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
Safe Motioual.

2aserbter . Salppn unb Rafeebau6,
W tnntapplt6, : Minn.
@l&bas. S. 81 uller u. s ..
Nit 8wteut Eager unb @etr6nten aller &rt,
earurter tets zine CUTE Safe RaNte wirb III un-
fern @alopn fets aufeemartet. sas
419
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

@a1bingtpn @au8+
Deutl9es @af> unp Boarding 9au6,
ct. Mntbcny @tra6e, 81. ga III, grade ober-
balb bts alien Ylabes.
DIR 11nter3ei9nete beebrt (@ rem 1utltfuu1
anauaeigen, Bag ct fem neues 3aus auf's can
terRe unb @equemRe eineeri&tet uub garanttrt
allen eetb.ten @afen biaise unb bonnttte Beht'
hung. ftls ~ 5..t.. e
Set BEN 4lult befubet i'd CUTE @taQun9.
s9n BEN 9au{e 1T Elm aufu1frffatter Inb gelbter
.ppfler" an8efeQt. Der ben @tipanntn ber Het-
ftnbtr iets BE 8ebSrt9e 8tbanblun8 .3utorartttt
laitu tpirb. ti
Sic. Qorena u. Bruber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

@Qr6en @itY 9au6,
Ueutl&es Sat, 5ilnb 8oarpft4 : 9au8,
ode ber 4ts, uub Mtnutlpta. StraBe
ct. saul Mtun.
Ypn 6enry 8ipdtnfelb.
Dieles ieeben 1en mir erSfnete u. aMf'9 eau.
berRe uub Bequeutft eta eert9tete @ait' utb
BparSingtaus aepabrt 5reutoen pie8oagan9ern
auseeitt@netts Qpets, euten Std unb folibt Yt-
5bieung lberbaupt.- Sd eupftble ba6tlbe bier
nit bttens BEN 8eebrten beutf&tn publiturt.
6enrY Bpdenfelb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
UNITED STATES L O

UNITED STATES SALOON.
(ntber beut 5ope.G engine 9ont,)
Dritte @traBe, st. @a1l,
NSt1belm @pnnta9, @ieentbiner.
r2outuurs- fbel unb fans {puci1,
&p beibte bel .mtr. 70 fp9t tpte f,Ib+
@pnnta8 unb Altng jeber ;3eit,
4Stebt &u9 ein f@madbaft 9Ral bfreit.
. 0tawpr,l Beer, @ttn gum Qabetrant,
unb Nen tin Inn ter S&Spb ettsbraue
9intretbt CUR Office bss Barber, -.
Der tritt blps Elm In rteite EbIr,
Gin @&ritt ua9 re@ts fest Ct ii& taun
llnb 1T tint au Elm f@Gner Mant.
III @il.belm Spnntae.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
TO the Pubic.

Knowing that my brad Of CIGARS-El Cinto de Orion
has been counsed BY certain importers Cigars at New
Orleans take this method Of making osn to dealers and
consumer that my only agent and importer Of this brand In
that city s SEN D. yssss DOMINGO II Canal street
JAIME cpDINA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

s .s M,looA q uihss Machine win sew, hem, fell
ora,d Iuck, gather, Guilt. cord and embroider Nib
pe,iect sarsfscson. Wheox& Gibbs' are repaired
and warranted at Nos 81. Charles street. Please
call and examine. S'es'e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

~ The most economical washing soap ever brought
before the people is Pyle's O. K. soap, pure and
hard, made similar to French soaps, and does not
unnecessarily waste in use is good for the laun-
dry, bath or toilet. One pound will make three
gallons of good soft soap, by the simple addition
Of water. Pyle's blueing powder is also the best
washing blue in use. Manufactured by James
Pyle, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
"''sS ." ere Public.
JACKET AHEAD.

- JACKET AHEAD.
1bs increased den. and for the GREY JACKET BlrrEks
induces the Prurietors inform their fends ana 'ne e'
zeps gene ally that this Favorite southern hseeaH
be Obtained from the following mercantile e"'' w
E. j. HART & Co, .-.,
WHEEi4 IA Elf.,LAY CO.,
RosEN sERG L sCHEECK.
fAl' o, MARKS 4 CO.,
n L. CRAWFORD.
sCHNEIDER 4 zUBERBIER,
BARNES, WARD h co.
G. NJ. BAYLY 4 CO.,
.l BARNETT Il SHEPARD
". G. LYON 4 co. ,"
r. BLEAKLEY Il CO.,
HITE h MURDOCH,
G. THGURER,
E. CONERY.
BIsCOE L sIMMs,
LEHMAN, NEWGAss & CO,
JAMES BUTLER, JR. & CO.,
E. BROWN & CO,
is. MAUNsELL& CO.,
OSCAR ROBIN.
G. N. MORRISON,
ADLER, EASY L CO.,
P. GALLAHER
Mc9OMBE 4 co,
L. j. MAILLOT,
CHARLES LEDTG,
E. B. FALLS l. Co,
3. 81. ABRAMS,
D. MORGAN
n. @. GULIET,
W. +. NORMAN,
CONWAY BRO,
BARNETT & LION,
81 and 80 Gravier street,
Sole Proprietors.
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EeAhrakeG

Celebrated
BIAS GORE FRENCH cOUTILLE CoRsETs.
AT WHOLESALE.
Sole agency the United States for this elegant perfect
E. J. LYNCH,
nav sal. h. a.. 81 . Sil Broadway, New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

Cedar Camphor, for Moths. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Harris & Chapman, Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
F,elO Goods.

'uss f' .,,,d and landing, direct from Europe al
t- tG
G. A. BARR1ERE & RIOS,
-.-.. 10
IRE Canal street ......,.,,'....1SS
10 cases "a Irish LINEN,
s . AZ to IS inches Pillow Case Linen,
:. Ia l24 irish Linen sHEETINGs,
:. Drawers, LINEN,
8 :. "a, 1914 Table Linen DAAAsk,
:. 5-s and A Damask NAPKINS, -
80 Sc and 4S inch Huck TOWELS,
10 =. Coored Bordered Linen TOWELS,
:. jacquard MUSLIN and New-arsicies 'of ooof'' .
window curtains and bars,
cases 90 and lOs and 100 inch BoBlNEf,
:. "A White Linen NETTING, :
Y BLEAcHED NETTING,
cases Printed French ALPACA.
a . :, and Striped LINENS,
. and Broche BAREGEs,
. GRENADINE,
:, Spring Styles and Plain PoPLINs, II
, Printed Linen LAWNS,
;. A, IA Black ALPACA,
:. Black BOMBAzETTE
:. TAMEsE
- :. DELAINE. 81 and+4, va
:. :. BoMBAzINE,
Together with great variety of other articles for sale ches
for CASH only.
c. A. BARRIERE Il BRO,
.. v.sy In liquidation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

MARRIED.:
On the 10th inst, near Woodye Miss by the Rev W. F.
Adams, Mr.. ]. COMPTON FRENCH to Miss SARAH A..
daughter Of c. A. Thoraton. of Rapdes parish. La n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

/ lEtj
The n RACES YEsTEaDA A fine day, yesterday.
Ier tne races 70 begin but few people were out as
spectators II il a little singular that not more
were present to inaugurate the present campaign,
especially when every arrangement has been made
ior th comfort of everybody. The track IS il fine
order, and 9 stand for spectetors, ana fine one,
has been completed under the superintendent Of
Mr.. Herbert, who has succeeded beyond ali expac.
tations in his task. HER -. - - soo-
The frst race, yesterday, was for ssyeepstaE ga
for two years old--dash Of 10 mile. The horses
came up in good condition, and the betting wss
about even, Moore being the fa1orite. To show
how uncertain is life ia general, and horse inc
10 particular, tmnst be recorded that ssthe gray
the favorite} was third in the race although tst
in choice. CLAY won this heat by about half al
length, Bacon being second and Moore third
In the second race, which was for three years
old, Maiden entered by Moore & Coffee, was
the favorite from first to last betting being two to
one before starting. and i've to one freely offered
after, Maiden'' winning In two straight heats in
l:d0s on first heat, and 1904 on second heat This
race.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

Mn. cIAsFxAu As SAat--The Varieties. hes
iseIy bscnso crowded ~ Id WAS last Hight ~ tie
I l&ience which aAseInbles VI witness Mr. Chan.
II N'ss pessonati0n III biz celebrated character
b vi and we hare never seen an audience more
,ra MED Man was. srer utation eceding
II. antrAn had indrced great exp ations, and
hey we're more than realized. The play ID not
vith ont drarat tic interest bnt il TIE center,
be Ii the nee. He is everything in
ilosa I'VE acts. ~ the other sssharaceexs serve
MY i elicitlAis pecaiiart ies And those pecu-
iaritias NE confess on inability to dsEcribe,
lltlotg we have seen many Eng Iishmen that
night s ase stood in sothe part for the singular
,onceits pf this senarkable Iimnersof character.
Bit VI sknaes Of writing could give no adeqEate
Idea ~ 81 w afran' SIM must he seen to be
apprse y ~ a master piece az min,iory.
~ I'M M of the ties coil,pa.ly tinds
'ssaplcylneE y We performance, togshher With
~. ri Wall Ahs thpr 81 the dranaa, and Mr..
PasalQss hal y e heua have parts in which they /
lasge consr e tAe insereat Of humor 81 the
nikv. ~ IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

II No $500
knn,,r r,y,sr q, n AaysTs.o 81 that old and we'll
. Q, Z = 4g
II ! 80 III aszSrsoF TIE USIrsRs1ry.
US recsaptuf d courscous invitat;cu to
'ssau she Ce nnnasnceinesft exercises Of the Law
tSspsl saie Of fhe University os Louisiana which
!. ~ " sahe gaa ee atIypcsm Han On Monday next
- seeoHd EApril, commencing at eeyerso clock.
me order fr;scroses includes addresses ~ q. II
LuLensurg ,GsR Brcrrhn. Prof, Roseairs md wax
- = isog besides the ceremony Of conferring
oegrees q ath s.0fadsates. Music and sSeaaty VIA
a'so lend Aei rattfactions to the occasion.
s. The ~, ~ N
" M u q lpe N y hst ~ dispatches renainIng,
SapheMce for aat ofErePe address
Judae 4 s. s nan, Henry Y. Peck David Reeves,
I'd ,s11lts, ~ 4. ware,
j AMusi 81 r.,,nrs NJ, 49,. I n. 81 ft,,Ia.
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ard the u a,ces III tle l,r,easaipt Ne;gbbors.
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lange At che afa xnlne. or the
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II. Il sascgAL AssD CoaaERctAL SuMMAsY. Geld
s,Ss Gown to 1879 early yesterday, and to
Asor futrfe ddaiyery under reduced quotations
- Y y whichssTaa the closing rate at New york
"a satssasy evening. The announcement Of re-
~ very Of Scent Ia the letter market at latel
ous, created faxeactlon, however, and the subs q
neat sales, which were gGther heavy, showed
teedy simprpvstae emit. Hhe closing figures las
synring were ~ 2ssz against l23AA124, OF at
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WINCHESTER va, Feb, %, 1865.
20 The Editor Of the Crescent We beg to ask
thet if the object stated in the above paper should
commend itself to yur approval, you will bring it
to the attention Of your people in such way as in
your Judgment will be most likely to secure their
cooperation. Ang contributions they may make
ayibe RENTED either to Mrs. Philip Williams,
Mrs. DR.. A. Fl. 81. Boyd or to ]. II. Sherrard, the
chairman of the co mmittee, by draft on some
bank, certificate of deposit or in any other form
that may be more convenient to the donors. .
a. j. b. sHERRARD, Chairman,
3tt 4s4av4I3t. an5N WIN. r. DENNY.
.4a. sFs n. NJ. CARTMELL
Fr5s =s5ft 5ras JOHN 2. JENKINS,
~s sssA,i 4s ~. EHAS.~ L. CRUM, ,.'s- -r-..e-
'sff 8lgsSz ggRaF JOHN ], WILLIAMS.
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III IN ing n list of dispatches remaining
W = fg Iaphd adce for " at Of proper address
Y. II Y ~ nan, Henry ]. Peck David Reeves,
y : uo9e =. q .sSnnith, III ID. Ware. sss R 8s
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asSroF naE USIrERs1TY.Wea
recnaptpf q courtcous inTitaticn to
ansncefnesft exercises Of the Law
Of the University Of Louisiana, which
g atLyncam Han On Monday next,
Il April, conmenciEg atelevenso' clock.
fcsxdreises includes addresses by G. H.
/, q. II Brarghn, Prof. Roselirs and WAX
~ .rbesides thecererony Of comforting
y s4gfadsates, Music and beauty VIA
ef RESTRICTIONS to the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

esszss ~ ssy ny hosef D. clerks Of the Quit
nlsn' nave onr Manfs 1or icksburg papers.
. ralssoNa we aaa VI Pleasure Of visit yes
Asraay Ilola W. es0ssa brsher Col NJ s. Ward
handsoml printed pap Il i, HI. q M
1872 secno Is u North Mississepi Col.
men Who INV desro 8 .s,,s
~ = .'nons Glass Of good customers, vii
~. M y. serdng vehicle Of much value
purary, Capt 80 - ~. N II.
..'' . \ p4ps rs. z HrndsboEo Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

The PRINCESS ALEyANDRA's CHRISTMAS GIFT.
An English pape tells little story of the Princess
Alexandra, whic admirably illustrates her domes-
tic habits, her 'lnable disposition, and kindness
of heart. Cros sing the hall of Marlborough House
late one aftern Don, a few days before Christmas
Her Royal Hig hness observed young girl OF sin
gularly dekcat . and refined appearance, waiting
and also standing, though evidently fatigued and
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= ympic, the extraysa anza, e Miss Ell q
lsr; or, the Girl that Wasn't Drown Dead p
be Farieties, Hi. hanfrau as sSasa.,'