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aeason may be generally enhanced BY the satisfac-
ton Of knowing tlatyon afs insured against any
Or all accidents that may happen. Tickets Of in
snrance for 5000 for seven days at 8 premium Of
great Southern and Western Life and Accident
Insurance Company Of New Orleans, No. 81
farondaIet streetl I VIVA xiJlnot make certain
provision for his family, in case Of accident, at
this triHing cost?
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Weiearn that Major Thomas G. Rhett, Of South
Carolina, formerly chief Of stan to General Joseph
=. Johnston has been appointed General super.
yising = gent Of the great Southern and Western
Life and Accident Insurance Company Of this
city. ~ ~ e5
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Reform in ENGLAND.

The New York Times brings up an in.
teresting "reminiscences of English politics. in con-
nection with recent intelligence regarding the
stability of the Russell ministry. Ten years ago
Mr.. Edward Elice, very sagacious politician
and sort of unofficial adviser of the Wing party
caused the defeat of the reform bill then intro.
lduced, by simply announcing that nopoay seem
to care about it. Thus the Times. But reaily
thisis o superficial view The Times says ',"s t
Euice knew. what was o fact, that 1t heeueu GU
thusiasm and force to carry great me"su
form, especially in country nhe Lns'"na Az
saw, what was doubtless fact lhe"'se 1
lIforce and the enthusiasm were po.l ,.,,. =,
~ .ha+ fine OF course it was not Mr. Ellices
ann ounoement of these facts that caused the de-
| feat of the bill, but the existence oi .ne iao's
themselves. However, the Wing leaders Of that day
pretended to open their eyes when their aas'ser
lshowed them the true state of the case, and con-
| descended to take note OF the state OF punhc
oninion. The trouble with them is that they have
Ibeen, ever since, looking around for somebody to
repeat Mr.. Ellices advice. perfectly regardless of
1.-THE changed temper of the times, and the pro-
gress of public sentiment. Itiawas Lord Russell
who introduced the measure that time, and it is
Lord Russell who now pledges his ministry to its
success. r,.,,,. s.-,-,,,-,
I But another gentleman has come forward with a
bucketful of cold water to throw upon the project
and the old gentleman immed iately commences te
SILVER and to complain Of q want Of warmth ir
the country. However, as he went into office OF
the strength of his reform principles he is in somt
degree, bound to them in spite of Lord Grosvenor
cold water applications. In the meantime he is il
q dilemma. If he consider his Wing friend to b.
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The LECTURE An IYeEUM HALL. To-NIaHr-Pro-
fessor j. E. Seaman will deliver the regular lecture
of the course, at Lyceum Hall, this evening" The
subject, "The Future of America" is grandly
suggestive. In the hands Of an able thinker such
los Professor Seaman, the subject would at any
time be attractive and in the present unsettled and
dangerous condition of our government, the dis
course will be deeply Interesting.
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The shilling edition of ssWalker's Pronouncing
Dictionary Of the English language has reached q
sale Of Ia0,0O copies. re
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The 0LYMrIc.-The "Lady of Lyons" was, in
some respects, given with fine effect at the olym-
pic last night. Mrs. Watkins, excellent in all she
undertakes, was uneSceptionable as Pauline. To-
night the performances will be the comedy of
7 sIhe Serious Family and the farce of "Wheres
| my Wife, 8 49,
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PHKRNoLoaY.-- DIR. Hurley continues his inter
esting lectures on phrenology tonight at 81 St.
| Charles street
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ST. CHARLES THEATER, Diegle's Spanish bale,
troupe appear tonight in variety Of pantomimic
and Terpsichofean performances.
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AT MASONIC HALL-Mr. Maitland and Miss Dill
Ion, the great neoromancers, perform tonight
again. 80. 81 -. ~ " sen
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THE HARMONIC AssocIATioS We acknowledge
~ oufsesy sof Eompimgntary tickets to the
second musical soirees toebe given Iby the Har
monte AssoeiAtioa 81 New Orleans, at Odd Fell
lows, Hail. next Thursday eyening, the 18th. The
enter ainment u under the management of the
board of trustees Of the association, while tie
musfc Tforsnanc ss viii Pc presided over bs
M. Won Ia Hache. We have been favored with
copyao of the, progrsmme, which comprises some
AZ the choicest asserceduI from the most popular
operas besides other favorite music.
The FArRs. The severe and protracted storm
OF last week deterrsd many from attending the
charitable fairs, but now that the weather is set
tied and pleasant we may expect these agreeable
rosoatstS be largely attended. Il s72s'5
Tha fsir for the reliefof Father Moynihan's edu
cational and religions establishments is still being
i held at the schoolhouse at the corner Of Clio ani
Dryades streets, ind presents every attraction il
thepowerof the charming ladies of the Melpomens
district to contribute. sas ess A "
1 The Ladies' Of Providence, assisted by many q
the most accomplished of the doWntoEn ladies'
continue their delightful entertainment at the Me
chanics Institute for the benefit Of destitutt
widows and orphans ana nlaiIned and crippled sol
ulcIh.
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We are extremely grati6ed to learn that it is
designed to carry into effect the organization OF
the "Mechani6s' and Agricultural Fair Associa-
ton of louisiana" This association was char
tered in 1860; but of course the war, which so
soon broke out, put stop to its operations. We
may state, in brief terms, the objects of the
| institution; as they are declared in circular
| lust published and addressed to the public on
behalf of the enterprise. Those objects are "to
promote and foster improvements in all the vari-
GUS departments of agriculture, including cotton,
sugar coffee, tobacco; rice, hemp, etc., horticul-
ture, fruits, vegetables, ornamental and staple
gardening, the mechanic arts, and the dissent
| nation of useful knowledge upon such subjects,
by offering inducements and premiums therefor.
| Such institutions have been established in many
of the other States and have been found to be of
/ inculculahie benefit. Similar benefits would GER
i tainly be obtained here. There is no part of the
country in which improvements of all kinds, and
especially those Of an agricultural character are
more; needed than in Louisiana or where their
introduction would be more in consonance with the
desires as well as with the wants of the people.
\ AS the circular before referred to very Apo
sitey remarks IF the'founders Of this institution
at the period of its organization, considered it was
then useful to the State, is now beyond question
that its future existence is of paramount necessity
for surely it will not be denied that all the extran
eous aids which human industry, ingenuity and
scientific skill can devise are now required to
restore the shattered and ,paralized mechanical
and Industrial interests of the State.'h a51 ~
\ The capital stock of the association was fixed
L at Sl5OO00. OF this amount about 10000 haye
been subscribed for and paid leaving about $780,
vnt In he faE N order carry into effect
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THE CREvAssEs The reports received at the
once 81 the board Of leyee commissioners yesterT
III IRON the creTasses below the city, induced
III belief that both would ~ stopped during the
~ Il s'iaasEss \ iEsss
a gentleman from the vicinity Of the creyasse
IL TIE Chinn 3 Robertson plantation, near Baton
Rouge, brought intelligence taat the river had
1allen several fest kharM ND that unless another
I'LL takes place soon, that breach also VIII be
speedily under contro lthopgh q large district
u country II subject % humiliation from the ere
- Nh INV plantations under cultivation
wiI be- overfowsa, 49, since 1862 most Of the
improved lands there have bHen; abandoned.
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Commercial Exchange.

s7g a4tT rffs gaE n1Ssaf--s5 4: rI--hA IS s. tNe o.
The adjourned meeting Of Subscribers having for their
object the removal of the COMMERCIAL READING
ROOMS to eligible and commodious building where
it is proposed to establish the COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
will take place at the READING ROOMS of ST.
Charles street aud Commercial Place, 2-
ss'' We dnesday, April IL, at = r. NJ.
Factors, Brokers, and Merchants generally are
invited to attend. .-.r.r.. " ,-.-,4.- or -.
important matter of organization will be duly submitted
subscribers whose behalf the undersigned has been but
humble during the eight mouths in the great
work of preparation. sslgrts a- u .sPans t5e,fs'
FgrAf = aH EDWIN E. OVERALL.
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~ @ Ia ENG riH % Ill srI ..-Iz
st .,sa.z BILLS LADINa,' ~. .a'a.7oa sr1
gsrud H. ssBaNK CHECKS asEEa sl7a m
FHohissohf NoiEs' g Eioa.3, = .
,zs.isa BILLS OF FARE sal"Ju,E~fs
DRAY RECEIPTS,
a1al,s. ga'a e.pnss IL ast'- -,'H 70 a"l- eo.h
III. g.sr.,ass STEAMBOAT. BILLS, ,a, uoasrao o,tt
ral,-,,.,,
.,,..., ..-..'s''''0-,1',1s' ..r..,..,g.yr ..s
,,gsa aa,-ss- q.i,rr ,ssasr p,et 70 oge=er1O q.
49, M, .,r p,,se-. g. i-7.- zry .r.aa .sY d. ."t-.
The material Of the BooK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
and .or,nrssa a, The Moaerp
| mouts. 9"'t- I. a-.-E ~ ~
TfT-TE ~. :. 49,. JOE
" rffs sF'NH T" ""eSSssSSo>"'
ExT,RA STfDJTT~ PORTER
T1TTIt ~ - 20 Ttt77gi al - E7''7 7IFE
None Genuine except bottled by E. 4 J, BURKE Dublin,
I.3,4a with Harp brand r,.-ls y ,
and i prugeists 800 - !p ~ a.
GEORGE GRAY,
----- = - e $50 r - $500
SpTaafS! In, S2ranS! rf.,...t4
w IA I1pu114N N
20 a-.-. 81. -. = -rgi -6E1' .. n.t'.n. f-f
! 60 T.. J.. .Customhouse Street SO
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.... .-f-,S I'.7@ GlH jEG7aT t-'T@T7E75l@ zHa
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Manufactured ia tif by ar .l JAMES pyrno., ,r
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.,s,f,.-a. n. Fltsacillsalls.

.,s,sr 40 n. FltSaCillSHlls, na1
sTATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
/. -7a-a s5. 2'4 MANUFACTURERS, s'7,t y. 8
Is now receiving fine assortment Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled and plain ured expressly for
this market to which the attention Of his customers
and the public generally ~
BLANK BOOKS of every size and style of ruling and bind
ing, constantly on hand and made to order.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS OF all kinds hand and printed
to order in the neatest style
An extensive and complete stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes fine Copying Presses as well as
variety of cheaper ones all warranted. 5EsA SO
Copying Press Stands, Books Brushes, etc, etc.
Foley's superior GOLD PENS a.
Fairchilds s..r .f,s-gg ~ ..g.fi5s.g. .. -f
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers HT' deg
WRITING PAPER and ENvELoPs of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS of all skies.
PRINTING PAPER-2l1s4s3 and 3lxiS
Checks Notes Drafts Bills Of Exchange Bill Heads
| Cards printed Autographed in handsome style.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
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ORION. 10. y CAMP STREET.

- rAzy sahsclpsisns n Advance sls hsf ysasty, 81
rsaks.ay, ~ ssasso sopiss 10 csats aas
- I'M WHEREBY CaxscHar Is Published eysg sassrday
xbscrsption Is psr snnun invariably ID advsnss
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nv. r ... 5.juf - GMSsssteSS'S @. 4.s -. .a all~
EXTRA STOUT PORTER.
None Genuine except bottled by E. j. BURKE, Dublin
HBsa Il with Harp, brsnd. y..-lF II
This celebrated PORTER for sale by all respectable Grocers
and Druggists. 1zLtd se1.E ~ 7
| GEORGE GRAY,
Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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1HASKs.-To the Southern Express eolhpany
for their accustomed favoFs. a. .sss4
Mi. Louis Hall, pursuEof We stesnsnlp SANG ~
8. Green has our thanks tor I als q papers tom
Florida. s n IN 4 ss.xss sssss 81 sA4s N
NJ oihsss y !hs 81 Aays eur thanks for
favofs. a ssaagg ~ ii I'll asas 3og A q
W. xYS I'm bssd ior Baton Rouge and coast
- = III a .ssPosey, of ne steamer Nina
~ yiclsblIs tspsrs we ars indebted n
4es.rs. Mcvay and Roberts, clerks of the Quit
IN ss9Asf GA
ne ofhcers Of the Magenta and Of the City Q
Ilsnphis have ON thanka for papers from St
Louis. s;ss3sa Nv .sssss is 81 Z, Il
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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h slsans.. tssolo4 sal .-.9l1 llI'y'
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SYM pToM s.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive 10 the changes Of temperature. In this
,ondition The nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, Afterwards thick ana
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, tho dis.
char.es are increased in quantity and changed
in quality. they are now thick and heavy and
are hayked or coCEhed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lossened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important syrnf)ftlr1 Of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
bis throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may bo sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting 1t.
The above are but few Of the many Ca,arrh-.
al symptoms. Write to cur Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
II will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the rdedioine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in tho army, and others in all parts Of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence Of its infali-
bic merits.
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, but Is prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. II not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, yoG can enclose tho
money in letter TO US, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, ,ooper bottle.
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYE Sc Co.,
Ereeport Ill
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iues.
sesurds prilc, for 4 oOncf, siOpcr ytcK ccmpcn.
700 ot 40 and ever, le.cuptou OF tecdsn,-t'a,
,asuuE atherNi ist-uudor General Accident rolt.
vat the oSi,ta'y Rate.
TmRry DOLLARS PREMIUM
secursta 'oNry lsS st.onu ot, s9l uct Vcch ,cw
pcnaucu, aHoNe, at th. HuertAltats.
EuREIeN RISKS.
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anN atlNuy Wicket UuFc, iunr nee Tickets TOR one
or thttt, uuyt1uyoi, rvnuenu win tuy adrkct Tor
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s H0OL EXAMINERS NOTICE,
To Teachers.

Tho School Examiners Of Seneca county,
NilI hold examinations at the office cf the
ENuuincrs, IN Tonbs Block. Tinin, Ohio,
ior tho year le6J, ds folluwa:
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PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
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BOSTON S2S Washington Street.
PHILADELPHIA--7l0c 10 Chestnut Street.
CHICAGO 1888 Lake Street.
CINCINNArI-1 20 West 4th Street.
INDIANAPOLIS . A West Maryland street
LONDON -lS5 Regent Street.
PARIS.--S2 Boulevard de Sebastopol.
HAMBUR6~---44 Hsrmnnn Street.
VIENNA---9 WllupretmaTker.
BRUSSELS le Rue CroIsade.
sYDNRY, AUSTRALASIA Pitt Street,
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Meimore Seneca Co. %
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klIchfcI,cslcr Iouse.
sscO. II. Ses.ey.

,La,s Jadg,of feo wet comnon Pleas, 3
Atto,as, n saw, riHHn, t.to. ma. ,.,i..r,
The army, aaArssameuths praoi, CO ef h ~ ana MI
Ave ms whole attention 70 pTofs sai ba.lns,s
ohoe ever r"mb, uuss Uei5psHs. op.asl,.
sius ShAyaAa noass.
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ltisa defnit'oa of"simplielt!" and per,
"ctiIn."
The needle cannot be set wrong,
The llemmer. Felltr aud Brnidrr are nc.
knnwledgcd To bc superior to all other.
A ptnlented device prevents its being
turned backward
Its entirely nuiselrss
ltr,cri ;ed the Gold Medal Of .he Ameri-
can lnsutute in SOS.
1t received the silver Medal Of the "Nei
York State fair," lS6I.
ltrccriyed the silver Ned tlorIhe "Penn.
sylvabia 5 ate Fair. lsGi.
IL alsn received the first premium for
t"Tw Btsr SAVING MACHINE" Mt the great
"NEw EN0LANa FAis," thc''Nermuut State
Fair" aud the" Indiana State Flir,' ls6i.
Send for circular containing full iutor.
matiou, notices from the press, testimonials
from those using the maohine, dc.
Or AGENTS WANTED 60
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BILLS FROM THE COMMERCE. COMMITTEE.

The House met at II o'clock The reading of the
Journal dispensed WITH when Mr. ELIOT rep, Aass
QR-nov account Of cheeseman's reports on The
following entitled bin. from the Committee Commerce.:
the port OF Calais Ne. Passed.
House bill to provide for aud to regulate the weighing q
exports 1t provides that oil VEGETABLE articles hereafter
reported which drawbacks are allowed and on all weigh
able s,Od; from bonded warehouses iSr export
1t aboishes the Office of Messur at the port OF York
the des o. Which are to DO performed By the wsshs
The senate b to amend the act relating to officers EN-.
poy ed in the District OF NewYor passed with amend
providing that all aids TO the Others perorE
com pensation Inspectors of Customs.
The Senate resolution manitestg the sense Of Congress
S,Sss ds the anu the oer and
San Francisco which was passed win amsndmenn sPpro-
Bells Of Glasgow the Tby Of Boston and the ship Antarctic
s0 to each OF the mates and each man and boy
Sub Committee presented report 10 the House. which
Mr. TArLoR Dsm, N " from the Committee on Invalid
cSa: X POit and osn'acy 4; May, which passed:
reprted BIZ granting pension 10 Marian NJ BUXTON widow
of late ensign the United s!ss' Navy Which wss passed
the Whole discharged from the consideration Of tho
Senate bill for the relief Johnson Of Iowa and the
Mr.. DAWES (ReP, Mass2 called up the motion 70 recon
.der the vote by which the Senate joint resolution providing
for an examination OF the accounts OF Massachusetts, for
moneys expended during the war Tor coast defense was
referred TO The Committee OF the Whole.
The reconsderei the Committee discharged ana
the Joint resolution passed with amendment
The Act 10 authorize The Chesapeake Bay and Potomac
River tide water Canal Company to enter the District Oh
Columbia and extend its canal to the Anaeostls vsr
pon above Behring'S Bridge came Up regularly IN orae sn3
waspassed. -, n,.,,nv cou,urrrK
1r WILSON (Rep Iowa fror the Committee on inc Judi'
orv made reports which disposed OF az ioiovsi
senate bin to release Daniel winsow and bis
nom ali judgments on contract entered into by HIN With the
Chief Of the Of Provisions ana iof ossy ~
the Navy. Yard at Charleston. Passed
hin In relation the District Courts OF The States OF
onsana and california Passed with amendments one OF
which increases tho salary Of the District Jadge from $50
House bill to alter the places Of holding the Circuit Court Of
the United States tae Rhode Island District Requires
The conrts TO be held at Providence commencing on the oh
Noyember and the 18th Of June. annually Passed Nj,
Honse m punish certain crimes N relation 70 We puos
securities and making the CONTRIBUTING OF SCOUT
mes, currency. stamps. &c. felony Passed. -. 4,
The bill amendatory Of the Habeas C9Ips ACT ."
May H. ie66 making merely teohnisai p"'0h' ~ "
gard TO practice in the courts. was passed.
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.
VTbe Ia ne went into Committee OF the Whole on the e's
,fihe Union Mr. DAWES (Rer. Mass IN TIE Clali ase -
see fink Page
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1866.

general interests Of Horticulture and agriculture throughout
the United States.
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Congress by recently enacted law appropriated
900 for the purchase cereal vegetable and flower seeds
The purchase distribution confined to such seeds are
rare and uncommon such be made more profitable
BIZ frequent changes from part Of our own country to
another also for the propagation aud distribution OF
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