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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Aberdeenshire Dundee
and one to the Scotch universities The result sthst q
the 80 seats there given English % Scotch
counties 81 English bOroughs additional represents ves,
I; English boroughs enranchised, 3; Scotch borolghs
additional representatives,, g. London University, l.
Scotch University l. total, A.. With respect 70 tes
boundaries il was proposed in 70 make Pade.
mentay and municipal boroughs the same aud IN others
20 entrust the Enclosure Commissioners with inquiry
Finally Mr. Gladstone announced that while tho House
might decide for itself in what the bills should Do
proceeded WITH the Government resolved not 70 iose
The year and would not advise the Propagation Of para-
mont until the matter had been disposed of in some way.
Mr. Bouverie approved the plan; Mr. Dsrael Sir Hugh
Cairns and Gen Peel did not and attempted mi sgss
of weakness in the Government Mr. Gladstone, however
replied firm tone, and fixed Monday next for proceed
ing with the bill.
The Lord Advocate then took up the OF Scot and
and announced the changes proposed 10 be made They
reduction of the burh franchise 10 e. Of the county
occupation franchise from ESQ 70 GA and Of the county
property franchise from go to Is. There COED
deal OF discussion upon this bill, but eventually L
brought In and read first time.
Mr. Chichester Fortesque then moved for leave 20 bra
In the bill for Ireland Ii did not propose 10 reduce tue
h rating franchise for counties but in boroughs t
posed to reduce the franchise from GS rating 10 ES
rating The bill also contained a ledger clause and q
savings bank clause similar TO those In the English ball.
and the te-paying clauses 10 be abolished Then Is
was proposed 10 unite the boroGghs Of Bandon and Kin
SALE of POrarng0n and Athlone, aRd OF Dungalnoa and
Ennsken This would place three seats al the DISPOSE
of Parliament and these Il proposed 10 gve-one %
Dublin City, to Cork County, and one 20 the Queeas
University. lengthy discussion followed, and egentU
ally the bill was brought IN.
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W eniorauda.

r. steamship Bavaria al this Por-on the eth inst OF Falmouth
Bremen bound = 18th AZ TO- long 20 30
shp Blight Liverpool for New York; 18th lat sc 80
,ns British ship Eliza ssToue bound W 2st in lat 20 30 Ion
steamship Of Limerick bound day lat 40 80
10 bars Warren White lof Saeml bound N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Mtva 10 a. IS 80 long " H. 'hrP Sea King from Liverpool for
s. John ., y. b
M,y u 10 M o. "A TO- hr Rosae hence FOR abor Island
Mays Cd A5seeso big HauInius BiIo, bound to ke~-BTun
My 81 miles " OF Fastnst steamship City Of Boston.
HAY ~. OF Nantucket u.ship City Of LIneuck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Switzerland.

Switzerland il about to call out body OF 1900 mea
for the protection Of her southern frontiers IN war
The mounted officers buying horses, and thereto some
activity noticeable in the arsenrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

In Serya and Montenegro extensive Preparations bsse
been entered upon with view 10 warlike coEtngeasts
The Servians hope profit by tie expected collision be
tween the great military powers OF the Continent, saa
would have bout with the Turks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Nay At 9s m the steamship City Of Washington arrived At
Quesl.,on with loss Of udeI and in tow Of steamship City Of
-,3rk having been tOwed Low miles
Toe scr jennie Jones from Porto Rico while beating up the bay
about II
sAp i5erna outward bound striking the sehr by The main r
and
teu 5y Wreckag Companys and brought this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

It's stated that the Belgium Government shortly "a
tends raising the effective of the Belgian army 90 e9On
men and that the orders for recalling the Through
are already signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
PORT tl)arocn's Noiirr.

STATE OF NEw-yoRK
PoRT .WARDKSs OFFICE, No % Nilianst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
passed April H. 1857 entitled An Ae; 70 Re
organic hs Wariens Once Of tins Port OF York to al per
o. the subject matter OF such
inquiry examination survey the following vessels
Port NsTdens that the said
thin aueesells tlls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
COURT CALENDARS-Tms DAY.

IArrfpriA May 22Ihe foreign news has almost sus'
rended trade IN breadstls Flour very dull Wheat du,
a. s. s0ds3 o. White e. 70as2 a. Corn queti Yellow,
s2assu Provisions tim. Iard gao MAskY unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
HE DETESTS THE TREATIES OF 1915.
The Last Notes from Austria and Prussia
Prparutious for War in Germany, Italy and Other
Countries.

BY the arrival Of the Bremen, Bavaria and the Ciy OF
Eegyork we have later niles OF European papers, ron
which We make the following extracts;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

The names Of eight boroughs which have less than 500
inhabitants and cannot be grouped and which are % oss
one member each are Bridgnorth, Bueknssan, Co,ka'
mouth, Hertford, Huntingdon, lAehned, MARROW, Nov
MORT The seats thus gained make ~ in all and these ns
government propose to distribute follows 20 are % 60
to counties ia this waysouth Lancashire Is to be dy
into tvs parssouth Derby hunSte sa all sp vsa
Hundred, with three votes e"cn fHs'' VIII
to yo,. Fast L
soutD Larsas Lancashire NOrth...........i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Italy.

the Saxon territory b. Prussln troops would be
bs1i for Austria ana lor the States above alluded 20
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EUROPE.

Important Speech Of Louis Napoleon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

An additional member is given each OF The oSwios
b,roughs: Liverpool, Manchester Birmingham, LeeIs
SafJrd. The Tower Hamlets is divided INTO too with
two membsrs each. Chelsea and kersngron are mads
into borouTh with two members. The following boz.
oughs have each member given TO them Burnley sd
ly6ridge Gravesend IatlepOOl, Mdilesborongh Dcws.
bury Then member is gwen the London University.
The remaining seats given to ScotAd IL As
following order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Fund explicitly reqprcs that upon the production o. eehae
signed by majority q said Oogin' ones OF wnom tn
ffo % be on be he duty tls Myor aud C.r ~
the Common to such leases under their tonts and
.r o e cry 10 b. submitted % the Common Council
ior thcif .ai. ,tion before being c1ecuted" sud Al.
For
submit
y, reo-,r.d 1y the aw shove cited and
rea having ohfned ea7ef, n doubt 20
the va iy said uulsss sanctioned aired BY fd t"
| therefore b. % ,-t-,. A.
Resolved That the Comptroller Be uai be h hereby required %
eufofu lsw srbnl s1ch leases ana e. c
, ID the Council. together with III necessary informs
IN HI ref thereto order that they may be thoroughly
f-rl urcn submitted and enabled take intelligent
action thereon aud d4s s1ch be submitted at the earliest
I moment practi able.
/ which Was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Whish va, referred o the Committee Streets
GENERAL ORDERS.
Alderman MooRs -a' cd Up resolution follows
Resolved Tst Rector street be pged wiL BE- p'c.rner from
Depa and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
Wiisb adop,sl BY q following vote v,.n s,...,n
als.g Ey Ry Rey Bss Lew ssna@ oBaen MeGia
Aldermen CosAN called up repor. Of Committee Finance il IA
vor Of adopting resolution .. follows
directed 20 - i3 az We "a h H. ~ " eA, ~, ,a
by bio Of psnce tte Of the CRY with
u o. PREMISE number one hundred aud i've orb street
charged BY the COMPTROLLER to tho account Of Cy
W1jch va. asope5 BY the following vote,
dofaea Moore C o. AsI99 Flynn shannon mon
Nessive-Ade,raen ocduey and ysrrnu,-2
Alderman NORTON called W Ieso.liiol ~ iolowa:
That West street rom lumber to Canal street and
G ae Of West street be assse and rsalgecd ther iu width AID
s9 '5 s Of Yes, street aacr TIE direction Of ' iSs stree.
Gld tsi tie sqmIsnyns ordnance therefor 0s
yoaros moved 70 enl By ,ag o., the words parts
Of the streets aud l4seT-ns p.rts Of ils '4dr''I~H
And :. seldeI he resolution adopted by the following
'' s,ttirnatv.-Aldermen Moore Conan Norton, Flynn
Shannon Geley y Ryef. Rely Blice, Iauam oBhen BE
Aldermen LTsS up resolution Of Board Of Councmen
rrsr Of Chr ton street 20 the harf the
the sane 90 BE- done nai ,ae qieop o. ins ''se
Waa was eoees red IA ~ s Ie oman. norton Flvrp Shannon
Gedney Ry Ryer, Reilly bree' Los"' Narnom Obrien Nc
liuus aud Van N00rhis-s
Alderman snASSOs called up preamble, with resolution a. follows
IAstt Comptroller be- snd ne IS hereby directed to draw
"a favor o. the ste Inspector aud such officers
az ed OF hi. department have been enssged IN assisting
- In ort no Ia business the the
r... Of co1ensson previously received by thn nom
tie abolition Of laid department 10 'na 'l'os ihe SUN
day 0l ApiL, 1850.
Vyllch' vas adopted BY the following vote. M,
Aarusve-Aldsffuen Moore Conan norton Tynn shannon
nv Hyes. Reilly Buce Loew. OBIien heOn and Van Noor
hs-lJ
Ald.rm.u 0KDSKY called up liiOn - follows 49,. .
Re5yed That Comptroller aud De- 10 hereby hcu 10
d. III warrant ia favor John Armstrong FOR tie sum Of I'VE uh
20 doars be IN fol- for lie loss OF ro pu nun m
d,res a. the city by OF SAID 0ss ihesaue 70 " p'
from tie appropriation city C0nrseaeea OF any o'h aPf'
Aldermen moved amend by r1is ont the sun o.
HUNDRED dollars thereof tie sum Of o"f hunu'e'
do.srs
Which carried.
And amended adop,el BY the following voiei o.,,
an malvs--tiocrmeu Mlcre Conan Nots.' w.
Fly Ryels Reilly BTiee, Low Nsrnam, biiea M.o'nn' ~
I Van iOofii--li.
Alderman FIT called Up o Committee on Finance Of Dod
Of t0urCinlen, with a. f1l0Wsf
Received That tie Con ptToler De and be- Il hereby authorizes
directed draw BIZ yar George IS. Rome ef me
three dred and hy dollars Expenses lred h me
Common Colnc March y srd Ap 1870 bills Aanexr j.
and charge % iLe q. City l'n,
~ oh {. sJul--fsl - BY he lJAyw - g0ls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

N~ofr.~Sinsc the above report Wa. made. me sL
Summer has the school taught By b. II. croeker. "a
the I'd Ward M ~. George, has the school taught
BY W. ". WstemAns ID. Wsrds Lieut.. Bivins hAl
tsmporsrlY tho school taught byEk.lD. Bu1tovt
,ist %ard: j. y, coreyGi tho Iehool lausht by Z. s
Rhodes, American City; W. ". WAtsLmAn ha'
Charge cfthe school iof coi6fed children, Virginia
..Ts,r. ,c, eleven SrScol roous n2tss county, min.
OF which are owna1 by the Board, Ind two ART
r~ented-the one IN, the eth. Ward.g HlrEnis. AZ :
monthly rent, Of 80. and the other IN jAnerical
.Sorg! Since Tie above su written the Board
has purchAsed d house and lot In American City ioi
and Increased the monthly rent from 30 20 Szs. b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
LIST OF p ..

.. ... .. H.|..'# %
l.t Priie-Oue Rosewood Plano, ssssn' o.
taye, ivory keys, round eornerr. nho tone,
and warranted perfect In every particular,
valued W
ii pr,s-One Florence Sewins Machino,
Solid Rosewood Cabinet, elegantly snnrn.
eled. inlnid with mother o'psari'. GermAn
polished top. and the dnest finlshed Sewing
D" Machine ever brought across the mountains.
% li This machine wal manufactured expressly
.1.' for exhibition al the CalltornIa State Fair,
~ and u valued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
"a pd.s-One Groyor& Baker Sewfns Ma.
CHINE, long arm, solid black walnut. val.
ued W
,th PrIe-One Grover& BakerSewius Mn.
CHINE, short arm, solid black walnut. val.
isth, Prtrs-Oue Bird. Case and Gold Fish
GLOBE, combined With uue pair Japanese
Gold Fish, and ons fne Songster Canary
Bird, valued
sth Ph.e-Oue Solid Silver Hunting Case
GENEVA WATCH. regulated and In good
running order. valued at.............S2a W
7th Prirs-Ono Silver Hunting Case Watch,
vi. same a. last, valued vs. %
dtn HT1e-Un6 DIN OF EluukluB No1o
same AZ last. value at.........."...S2o'OU
9Th Pr.c-Ono Silver Haunting Case Watch,
same % last, valued at...-.-...-.....s29 w
10th Pnle-Ono Silver Hunting Case Watch,
Same as last, valued t...-...,..-...s W
18th Prlre-One Silver HuntinE Case Watch,
SANS az last. valued t..--.........-.S2 70
18th PnIe-Ous Splendid sporting Picture,
= iu rosewood and gilt frame, valued at
............ONo '"
18th Phre-One Dark BACKGROUND Preach
CRAY0N, re,ouched, with gilt frame: val;
ued w
ian Pri1e-One American Colored Litho.
GRAPH. 1.-THE Rising Family" rosewood
and gilt frame, &by @.............-S2o %
18th Pri.e-One American Scene, "Ths Fall.
ing Stars" In gilt frame, valued st....elo 90
10Th Pnle-Ouo French Mirror, Kilt and rose.
wood. 10 BY 20, valued nt......"....slo %
ljth and 18th P~rlres-Eaeh. Ono MIrrort SIG:
l04 by II, gilt frame, each "a 80 .....slo %
18th Pnre-Oue Pair German Vases, an els-
giant Parior ornament. value at.-....sla %
10Th TO 18th Pnies-Each. Ono Elegant SWING
ING TOILET MIRROR, on standards,
eaeh Is w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

DrsrrSornHnD vuiToss!--oHise a mum.
Der Of Senators and. Assimblymen came up
from Carson, on saturdsyStsyastend .thss fa- y
neral Of Thomas .psaiey. The deceased was
Sergeant-at.Armsot Of. the Senate last session
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

tave, ivory keys, round eorneru. nhc tone.
and warranted perfect In every particular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

I thank my old friends and the public generally
70 busIness. TO merit 4 continuance Of the same.
~ Rensmber the OLD STAND. No. "
South 2 street ylrEina' $40 = sSyxEYEs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

HtS tTEAcHERH AND METALSoAiAkrs #
G. A. Dlmiei, PrlncipilM WsFaGsnmAI
In Crockef: ieseSIi 81 Ward intsfmsdiaie i,50 90
J, VI. Condiell, Sd Ward Second Primary. 200 90
W. W. Waterman, eeacher ID Ward Object. loo o.
q BIyIns. teacher lh Ward PrinarS,... 100 90
4. 1. IsCompts, teacher i.t ward Primary 100 %
RI D. Barstow, teacher lst Ward Second Prt a
9 n m Ms,cH:m. teacher Gold Hui UnSrsdcd y
Grammar 6choo l.SOW
T., n. Barnes, teacher Gold Hill ID Primary LOCO %
E's m sSodes'a s0nsr american o'y 20 W.. 1000 o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
i. w. KEYES
HHgL. "a yFt ftt sAs T4lluE ~ lA4HglaG IL.IH
Sexton 4 Superintendent
& fisi4goi ,iasussss, -oy:TfGaob oI yGq
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY.
a5s AI.s or the Ca.hslc.

THIS CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back Of the County hos.
pItal, overlooking tho city Of Virginia. The
sexton aud Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of tn. city, and knowinEthe wants " ths eomnu.
nifty, hus decided tho Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust. IN.
tirsuch time N the same shall be Incorporated. TO
secure . resting place for the dead, Va shord
70 tbs friends Of the deceased the consolation Of
knowing that under this trust this cemetery can
never DO disturbed, sold, or used Tor any other
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

70 800 80 g.
\ XccipsXS, ~ TN, sIytoi1 MIMI -
Last night anassecident occurred ins ~ .
Savage nine rulnaaer the followiAsieiidam:
stancss!! iiyamesiQ Quinn and one sechnger,
aspanisfdS wsrsgoins down the SHAFT on
the cage, and when pretty well down the
cage caught and let about twents-nve
feet of slsckasfops run down, when tne
e.ae became relessedpan and dropped the 20
feet. Both men we're quite seriously In.
iured. but not fatally. mi Whether any
blame 10 attached TO- the orakefaaH We Ar ~
unable to learn. a"gana Ills I,
q R,oHr.-ws. understand that al the
business uen@aioSs Main street Gold Hili
have ipoetittfionned our City FATHERS to APP
point MIR. Humpbts,sis a special police
man for Gold Hill, and to be paid oy tns
ci,izens. There being nc. police a zoe
,pre,snt tint. from I'D fact that men VINO
iabor must beipaid, We think . nappotnt-
men. or. Snehamishs'be overcome ~
BoSsp yosl Rzcrt.ioa.--w!5. B. Els Hale,
10 IN long !, a .oooocannscssd with Wells, Fargo Z
Co.'S Office in Gold bin; leaves to-n,orrow
morninr,f or summit City 70 open branch
of Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Express ONCE IN
that pl.es: Rs wis d him success,
Back. his Aax:-satdrday afternoon.
while, some Of thss .chol.Es ware playing
on..dump.pile, bsek q Che ssSoel.nog re-
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-06
HUNPEHREYs'
IN q VI GOPA HEC SPEC CIFICS

TTAVE proved from the most ample experience, an
i entire successi Sitnple-Prompt-Etfie Efficient. and
euab.e. Taey The only Medicines perfectly
adapt popu use-so simple that mistakes can
be made in using them, so harmless 10 be free
from danger ami Efficient be always reliable.
They have raised the highest mmenl.tiou from all
and Will always render satisfaction
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IANfES G0NEc

New Orleans.
Wholesale Agent for the South.
EF- Sold by all Druggists. mh26s1y-
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"A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY
FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON

FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
III A | r r f ST O r T r
Is a perfect sueeess-The best in Market.
A HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR .RESTORER
BOTH
COMBINED IN ONE
10000 Living Witnesses testifyins to their
Neighbors from day to day of its Wonderful Effects
Itisnot dye
.. II will color the skin.
). 1t viii restore the hair from grey to 4 Beau
tif1l Black. Brown. or AuJurn OF whatever mi ght
have been its original color and cause to assume its
former color.
l. 1t viii cure ali HHmors and Diseases Of the
Scalp: keep the head cool and nice the
Dandru and scurf from Head Keep the Hair moist
and siikIke in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
5. Il win promote a Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling OF, and
Cause it to Grow,,on Bald Heads.
Where there Is Life aud Vitality the Roots. Bat
where these are gone there is
No Hope Of Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
TORER Is as much ahead Of anything of
the. kind. now ia the market, as the
sun outshnes the
In Brightness and Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given will be found inside Of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
OR
The Money Refund c d,
After using two Bottles.
Try Ii,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS & CO., Proprietors. n. II.
EitzwiIliam, n. H.
JAMES CONCEAL,
20 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans,
mh29dly. Sole Agents.
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Opposite the Custom House. offers TO the public and
former patrons, the following list Of Hardware
30 doz Collins, Hunts and Sharps AXES.
800 doz. c, S, Planters T. hOES-all Nos
500 Half Bright Planters HOES-aRNos
2O0O pr TRACE CHAINS, HOOKS % l.2 feet
? Casks English CORN MILLS-assorted Nos
2 Casks SMOOTHING IRONS e"
$50 Coils Manila PLOUGH LINES.
50 Coils Cotton PLOUGH LINES.
SEQ Kegs Cut NAILS 10 sod.
2J0 doz. Cotton & Wool CARDS.
200 Iron and Brass Mill SELVES.
25 doZ. o. Ames Long and Short Handle SPADE
25 doz. DANES Long and Short Handle sHOVELS
loo dog Com. and Cheap SPADES and SHOvELS.
Also very general assortment of
SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, LOCKS,
FILES, FISHING HOOKS and TACKLE.
PERCUSSION CAPS. SHOT and POWDER.
A. r o L S S Z T,
Fl A r D w A r Z.
No. II Old Levee Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
ynh0742r,t
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STAPLE GOODS,
AS well as the Latest Novelties in
FANCY DRESS FABRICS.
Asap;ei to the
SOUTHERN SPRING TRADE.
Comprising;
Fancy STUFFS and LAWNS.
French an Scotch LAWNS
JACONEFS aud ORG ANDES.
PERCALES and GINGHAMS~
Solid and Striped CHI AMBRAYS.N
French and English PRINTS.
BAKEGES and TISSUES.
Broche G- RNADINES.,
GRENADINES in Plain Colors.
Black and Colored aLPACAS.
CLOTH and q CASSIMERES.
MERINOES and DRAP D'ETE.
Fancy Linen DRILLINGS
White DUCK nnc DRILLS
Mohair LAC ES SHAWLS-
Freueh CDTTONADES.
Whine GOODS and LINENS
BalmorAI SKIRTS
Ladies' Dress TRIMMINGS
Gowgoa MATTING-white and Checked
With fuIlhne of
AM RICAN GOODS,
CALICOES,
SHIRTINGS and
SHEETINGS,
Which we offer to Merchants
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
AND ON
LIBER4L TERMS.
J. LEvoIs & CO..
Canal street corner Of Bourbon
ma-22i3n ORLEANS
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NOTICE.

HAvTNG closed ont our store and stock OF Books
and Stationery in this city. we would hereby
return our thanks to the citizens OF Jaekson and
surrounding country. for the patronage they nave
hbeTally extended We also most coEdiaiIY
Recommend to the public, our successors, n Messfs
Eyrich & Co whose extended experience IN the
Book Trade. viii be to their customers advantage
Messrs- Eyrieh & Co authorized 10 collect our
outstanding accounts
April 23dIw. TITCONB & POWELL. .
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( PACIFIC HOTEL,
I7o. 172. 174& &I76 Greenwich h,
zone square west Of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
BetWeeQ {
New YorI
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known TO the
travelling public. The location is especially suitable
to merchants aud business men; it is in elise prox
unity to the business part Of the etyis the high
way Of Southern and Western irAve-and adjacent TO
ali the priueiual RAiroas and Steamboat depots
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over 300
suests IL is well furnished and possesses every mod.
90 nprovernent for the comfort and entertaiurn ent
Of its inmates. The rooms spacious and well
mated. provided with gas and water attendance is
prompt and respectful and the table Is generally pro
rriaes with every delieacy of the season.
The subscriber who, tor the past few years. has
hasn the lessee is sole proprietor and intends
sa.f himself thoroughly with the interests of his
howse With long experience hotelkeePer.+ hs
trnsts by moderate charges and liberal policy 70
Totsi April l4dl y
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Novelty Iron Works.

CORNER DELORD AND NEW LEVEE SITS.
NEW ORLEANS
Having made extensive preparations. are now pre-
pared TO Manufacture all kinds Of Stationery Machj
merry Special attention has been given Construc-
ton Of Patterns for vertical direct acting gang Saw
Ills Of the most improved plan desirous Of
purchasing Saw Mill Machinery Of the above descrip-
ton for Circsar Saw Mills. requested to call
and examine the Engines now being manufactured
for that purpose Notifications 70 suit purchasers
viii be made without extra charge Al we intend to
devote portion Of establishment TO this special
ity. we challenge com petition
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS formerly the
establishment Of atterson & NcCan) having the
patterns of twenty years accumulation still on
hand and in excellent preservation, parties can have
casting Of the same without any chsrg for patterns
mhg3dtisnl W. GOLDiNG Proprietor