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Saturday Neon, April II,

GRAND BOUQUET MATINEE, when beautiful ouquet
will be given o all the Academys patrons. "
Mons A. DESPOaMlER, the eminent Florist, corner Of
this Floral Fete and is commissioned prepare 500
elegant Boqe involving in the conversion Wagon Loads
Of Flowers and Pyramids OF into MOUNTAINS OF
EOSEGAYS the services of Of professional Bouquet
Artists midnight Friday until daylight Saturday
in order the purity freshness of these agn
cent floral off rings. I'D. -FE K
The Bouquets will arrive by carloads commencing Saturday
morning at aud the delivery be completed at 81
and will be presented to visitors commencing at 10 NJ
they Museum DOORS where they
promenade while inspecting the Fountain and other curo j.
ties until the of the performances at L.
Mons DesPommer, in compliment his patrons who
prise the elite ladies and gentlemen of the city has
sumed charge gaanding the Fesbue of he Academy
that visitors will in through Bowers Of Roses and
pasers by the and fragrance
Of this neSsmpled Floral display.
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Steamers 4eaulng Jhis Gay.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE NO. CRESCENT
wssns.anx. AprI, II. 1sao.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to the Stockholders of the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company, New
Orleans April 1866 Stockholders residing in Mississippi
Louisiana who desire attend the Stoc khoders meeting
the 9Th OF APRIL and the election for Directors on the
18TH APRIL hereby informed that they can pass to New
Orleans their road and free of charge In case they
identify themselves the conductor Stockholders
by their Certificates of Stock they will pay their fare to the
conductor and the will be refunded them, produc
ton of the conductors receipt by the Treasurer OF the Com
pany Passes "trip will be issued by the Treas
ure on application to him. at the Office OF Company in
New Orleans No. n Csrondeet street s gaU Baa EA51
CT. BEAuKEGARD,
f,eneral SUPERINTENDENT aud Chief Engineer.
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MAKsH d co. 3-.5 ~. ~ 49,. s ..,3 e.
40 JOHN G. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
S7E&ks i4 > f'f2H FSTEWART)
Manufacturers OF STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
M ss and IRON CASTINGS steamboat and plantation
nss bnding etc All kinds of blacksmithng done at the
shortest notice Particular attention given to repairing steam
bost sud plantation machinery
NO ESQ NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaiennie streets, New Orleans,
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rt,HE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRISGER. 49,

AND WRISGER.
The best and most useful invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better saving time labor
and the wear fabrics washed than any other
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work.
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There rubbing of the clothes, and
commemorative no wear and The washing is most
peey and thoroughly performed by the action of the water
alone Send circular giving full explanations or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
S. NJ. BARTON 4 CO.'S,
n. .-.. No. II Tchouptoulas street
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

r OST-oN CAMP, BETWEEN CANAL AND ST.
IL Joseph Streets Bracelet OF eight Spanish
gold pieces suitable reward will be given any person de-
livering It at this office. =' a'-7''7' ~ ~ t~@'
II OST OR EgIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72
IL eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
Of the bank il the name Of Mrs Jane McLeay Issued on the
18th March, 1852 II tEFFl ..as'..
Ii not found an application will due time for re-
same liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box SIS, Posofice -.h ''.
New Orleans La, March 49, 1856 70 I.-F =aE'ss
osT Or MISLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF DE-
u post issued by Mechanics and Traders Bank of New
Orleans Louisiana the order of j. Swami dated Feb
mary 81 1862 S400 No l43 Notice is hereby given that
application been made said Bank for the of the
same
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AUCTION SALES
GALES AT AUCTION
J. B. WALTON & DEsIDHD2

Wednesday, April 11th- 4EsE
quarter Of square Of ground, and efegs1s
northeast corner Of Prytsnia and Third Streets
Nine valuable lots Fo1rth and Chestnut ssfsN - -
Washington avenue,
Valuable lands Black river, parish Of Cataho s-a
Two valuable Of ground In the town Of sESsSs
Three brick store Perdido srest, near b
Portysx lots Of ground in faubourg Avars, sss
Al story brick house Esplsnado street. brSf1S
Royal and chsrtres streets, Third District
Efr Thnrsday, April 12th-
John p. aruber-Contents Of bar
dRelrg house, Of Common street AID Rheat AR
Wednesday, April 18th.
For succession Of Jacob Ott-F aluabls prcrssfy or
Charles st. Joseph and Deiord and fFn
For succession Of j. b Laboufsse-Impruved pssFsssp
Rampant street, Of Gfaver street
Two lots Daaphine street, between zz
Biensille streets. e5z. h ", 5e-r az f..
"Wednesday, April 4StIs.
sosthene Roman plantation, n the parish Of b sAs
large tract of land the Metafrte Hiege, - ~
with the sheroad * the New Canal, the MaAs
Race Course 5fl ~ sf79 - p
Monday, April 3Oth.
W. G. yentress vs. his creditors syndic Tvs
aSs sugar plsntatios in the parishes Of Ascens,~ sS
18-Psrparsicalss Zee advestsementa aE9y Fr4sss y
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE STU.
n DENTS OF ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
the direction OF the Christian Brothers st ODD FELLOWS
Hall Camp street Sew Orleans, MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, April 9th 18th and 18th, and on Monday,
Wednesday Friday April Gth 18th and 10Th, att O'Clock
P. -, :, .
BThe band and the orchestra of the College as well as
full orchestra engaged for the OCCASION will perform eaeh
night under the guidance Of Mr.. L. BayersdOrHer.
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g4a4 LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY LOTTERY. vga aa sT.JGl
: 7ga Authorized by Act of Congress.
THE ONLY LEG ALLIED AND Oh ARTERED LOTTERY
- ~ ~ IN THE UNITED STATES t' | q
I ra -.a.., nn -nf--rn. IL .a#E@yB& 4,ual sHED4
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR APRIL
Only $4,000 Tickets.
-,aEM7gsD1 Ha1EAyEy
KENT UCKY STATE TTERY.h
....4-a.-T af Havana Scheme. Misses. t8a 1- aIs
SIMMONS, FRANCE & Co.. MANAGERS
Capital Prize, $50, 600

Capital Prize, $50 900. .~~-
NTUCKY STATE Lo.TTE Y,
CLASS 2o2,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky
ON SATURDAY, APRIL ESTE, 1866 ,,,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


Future Auction Sales on I'd page.
LONG CREDIT SALE or AN ELEGANT DWELLING
Hopss Quarter Of Square Ground Of Pry
tania and Third seetsvacab lots Washington avenue
Chestnut. and Fourth Succession Of Toa Corse
GIlrnour. ttlff5 n hS
BIZ j. b. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.
J. B. wALTos, Anctionser.
Office, Al CarondeIet street.
N Aprn =. z ee.sss
street. between Csnai Streets BY virtue and
s Hsa ss y sa.ss Mach 1s
T GonIs Docket No for account of te succession Of
81 fsE Be sSF ga or
sns Tss sns sr ga With r.
s Poa an sssa M
ssssa IL sos
ssSis " sss
library dining room aoer three lsss eoS ssd
rear buildings contain Kitchen @ u e TN
soor with bath room hrss large gallery and wa1sr
IN iron
sns sG pea snaiss
bed ioo al modern improvements and in
grounds are hsdsonss snbsishe ish ornasstai shade
saa s ss
ron fence ON Prytania street gsys hi 5gfaf5489 ii
ssn .oTs e s ysss p
and designasd BY the Nos Ito
inclusive plan by Pile Depuy civil engineers GATED
March. 1866 3E sts9stf9 ~ .R432 ~ t9..a'Al
and 80 feet inches and lime front Fourth
BY depth and front Chestnut street Of is feet between
NJ i. .soin each etas. asa e:
tween parallel lines, of lib feet 80 IA - & Il, ~
Lot No ajoins above the rear 81
feet inches lines Chestnut street. 81
inches and 3es In the rear by depth Of S feet inches
and line. tt3 aAtittA ~ $50 -
Lot Ne forms Washington Avenue and Chest
Streets 32fee inches line front on Wash.
ng6n Avenue by depth and front Chestnut street of S
feet, between parallel ines a. 80 t5 r-s Ii ~ -
Lots to Inclusive, adjoin each other and Lot No
and measure each 80 Washington Avenue by
depth Of Il3 fest, between parallel lues 4I85sg
nI- TERMs-One fourth cash in U. s. Treasury notes the
Of the purchaser In equal nsalments
his ord payable and three years, bearing
maturity and eight per cent thereafter Il not pSnenay paid
The purchaser will be required TO keep the buildings fully II
sud until the final payment Of the notes. and transfer the
policies of insurance to the vendor .g..iFag
Acts of sale before George W. Chrsy, Notary Public, At
the expense Of the purchaser n esS44-i' g -
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FORTY. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN JEFFERSON, CITY 4
Fanoourg Avart auction, account of
without reserve. t ~ f'
! ny j, E. walton a. DEsLONDE,E ioa
/ htlh NJ .hF5797NJ. b. awALros, Auctoneer, haa aye
iia-5 hgueqe Ei5ssl OfRce-Noa ~ Carondeet street
~ AR aass =
s1s isS r.
&C. sesi Rnssr y y III, SSS ps ~
Lots 5 Il e.
street. sss II aR + ~ Isss ~ euh
fs ,nn ss Ss
esa streets and designated by the Nos e 70 inclusive and
s s 2a m
Nos and 10 front sonat street, and measure each
o I les r. ~ II es' IS c,v
dsphb 100 ss.
ffss
& BY s s Sang
Lots Nos to front Chestnut street and m easure
eA Lots nos Duiosat street and
esas g
sis s9T e 1Ss sDfsp being the
b rs ae senia' and
sPiss &c ss
100 s, 81 p'hss asse
and years cedt N the notes 9 the
chaers their order bearing per cent current
and eight per eventual interest," and mortgage on the
Of sale before Wagner notary public the expense
of the purchasers including the U. s. stamps h lgft al
EsPLANADE STREET PRoPERTY-A TWo-SToRY
Brick Dwelling House, large lot Esplanade street
between Roya, and Chartres street. the Third Dsrc
side ....ff ..... a . ..slFr,.. a-t7s s,. .gr
BY j. II. WALTON IL DIES LONDE,
| 'a ..r.. fa4 j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer, ehr D.
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R, BLEAKLEY L CO., e ia {,
MAS Corner Tchouptoulas and Poydras streets
FNRANK NEwMALL,

ESRANK INEVITABLY - 'E''sHf-& = 4i|'
IA .... CAMP STREET. ..........,..1&
~.r.= Between Common and Canal Streets la77ys ~
Has hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
Iitetcns Freseoss Centers, Pannellng, setuary and
Scenery. sr,.z4 l-...e.. .... s7A-7 90 t'Nt'''1N-
Saloons Eelsa nd Public and Private Buildings finished In
the most exquisite manner at the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called 70 pig
immense Stock WALL PAPER embracing every variety
extant which he can DISPOSE Of at low prices s
srti in he - p - >
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yyEDN EsDAY, April 1lth, 1866, Mt la
w O'Clock the Merchants and Anctioneer Exchange
ROYAL street, will be sold u W u. = : 2-..E,sf4
ye Nos. Is and a. opposite the Poyras Asylum Square
is bounded by Magazine street. Peters Avenue Live
Octava Streets and divided into twenty two lots
Lots Nos Live Oak and measure each 80
feet 'front.' depth of 100 feet lot No forming the
Live Oak and Octavia streets lots D. and front
Avenue and each 30 feet 'front.' by depth
of O nch lots Nos 10 and II front also Peters Ave
each 30 feet front by l35 in depths lots Nos
20 inclusive front Magazine street. and measure each
80 front by irregular depths from 25 feet inches and
lines 100 feet inch and line; lots Nos 81 and q front on
Ocya street, and each 10 feet front by is5 feet in
depth
SQUARE NO. Il is bounded by Peters Avenue, Laurel o.
Live Oak Streets and is divided into thirty six lots
Lots Nos to inclusive onton Lture St ee and measure
about 80 feet front by irregular depths from l67
inches and lins to no feet inch the on On Laurel street
being diagona line Lots Nos 11to ls inclusive front on
Paers Avenue and each 30 feet front by depth Of
1875 Lots Nos 10 27 inclusive front Live
and each about SO feet front by depth Of
l20eet Lots IS So inclusive Octava street and
each 80 front by 1856 feet inches in depth
Upon No. Is there two story Frame Build
ing. so Z p A.E = '
notes in the OF the Aerchants Bank of New Or
leans remainder of the purchasers to- their
order payable at and two years. bearing seven per cent
eight per cent eventual interest and mortgage I'M
Acts Of sale before g. Aagne Notary Public at the
pense purchaser including the United States revenue
IA i.
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Monday. April 16,

First appearance Of the world renowned ZAVISTOWSkI
TROUPE, who have been engaged To
be followed by other Stars, in rapid ssion.-
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ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. L'ExEcur1F,
Nouyele-O Orleans, lie II mars 1856 !
A T,TENDU que Gaspard James s'est n
II moi pour la cancellation de obligation et
ce1e greier de la sieme Cour de District dams
pour Ia paroisse d'0rleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation, datee du mai 1854 la somme de
sgnee Gaspard James proprietare ct Chris
tan securite La dite obligation au cond
tionnee pour dele execution par dit Gapad James de
ces devoirs greier susdit-
Avis lie danne tous qu celia pent int
resser ecrt bueaudu secretare Pc
tat espace de vngdix ours dater de la
publication de avis les rasons esqueles late
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annnlee.
Donne main ct e dc fEat cejourdhui
lie Il A.. d. 1866 ct la quatre -neuveme
nee dc Independence des Etats- Unis.
r -rr ~ io5T ha.- J. MADISON WELLS. 20
Par le gouverneur, re- #'1l'.
-&s.5 j. II. HARDY, sscretaire dEtat- -.E '
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GENCY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
n RAILROAD COMPANY, II Union street New Orleans,
Pr condition Of this enterprise s such now e, Is
valuable charter in exiStsnce less and hasa
smaller stock list than railroad company in the SOUTH
Will LIST September AZ miles of running road with ~
graded Holders of old stock comply with terms o.
the company for orehaf the call by 9th April INST OF o
cut of, H. s. FuLkLRs0N Agshs
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Louisiana Tchauntepec Company, New
Orleans March o9h ls66Notice hereby given that III con
formy with provisions the charter the annual election fot
Directors OF this company will be held on the Ao
DAY OF APRIL NEXT being the 10Th Of that MONTH between
the hours Of 10 w. NJ, at No. 1874 Common street.
#sG#Fa ET& JAS FLINT, Secretary.
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WEDNESDAY. April II, at II O'Clock
w at the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange Royal
A sERraIN1LoT OF -GRoUNDfn the First District IN
the square bounded by Perddo Carondelet Union and St
Charles streets and having in American measure " feet
inches Perddo street, by about 81 feet in depth
Store well adapted by It's size and location for bar room
h- TENSION half cash in United States Treasury notes,
the remainder in of the purchaser to his own order pay
able at II months bearing interest at eight per cent per
be kept insured by the purchaser and the policies
to the vendor.
Act Of sale before S. Wagner, notary public, at the
Of the purchaser including the u s. REVENUE Stamps
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OFFICIAL.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans March l4h, 1866. !
WHEREAS. Gaspard James has applied to
w for the banceng OF his Official Bond Clerk of the
Sixth District in and for the Parish of Orleans wit "A
dated the 9Th of May 1864 the of five thousand
dollars 5000 signed by Gaspard James principal and
Christian Roeus surety the said Bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Gaspar James OF his
duties as Clerk. .... j.
Notice hereby given to all interested in the above
described Bond to show cause in writing at the office OF
tary within ninety days from the last publication
this advertisement why the said Bond should be cancelled
and annuled.
hand and Seal of stae above and of the
independence of the United States the nneteth.
BY the Governor, j. MADISON WELLS.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State. .F
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Par Ie gouvemeUr,
-=-. j. II. HARDY, Sscretaire d'Etat

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-STATE OF
IN Observation-Disclosures ceNew Oeans-Apr II, 1865
Notice hereby given to each and pursuing
trade profession Or occupation within the limits of
the city Of New Orleans that the time for the payment,
without of the State sales and receipts for
the quarter January March 81, 1866 will expire
Friday the 18th instant after which twenty cent the
amount Of will be added and the whole collected by pro-
cess OF law Is ga d sd. H. PERALTA, Auditor,
/ W - So CarOndelet street.
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I -------- ~ Friday, April II. m VI -
Complimentary Joint Benefit by the principal citizens Of
New Orleans to DICK PARKER and BILLY EMERSON.
the benefcaries will visitor with their
Carte ysite, aud arrange Farewell Programme that Will
remembrance until their from Europe
winter .H...= a. r. . b .
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WEDNESDAY, April 11th, at IL O'Clock
w the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange, Royal
street, will be sold Vi" Ai -h4 5HH S
A LOT OF GROUND situate on Espanade street, in the
square bounded by Esplanade Royal Peace and Charities
Streets measuring 80 feet front Epanade street. and teet
inch in the by depth of log eetS inches and lines,
American and designated as lot No on plan p
Pile Depouly civil engineers, dated New Orleans March
25h 1866 together with the mpr veents thereon CONSISTING
elegant and convenient twostory Brick Dwelling with
brick back buildings The house contains TWO paor ao ee
dining wi pantrics, store Kitchen etc on Tue
first floor bedrooms the second floor in main eudhg
two finished bedrooms attic and several rooms or servants
on the second story back buildings throughout cten
and MIGRANTS in the yard. :. =, A.. 90
mander credit of and tive years IN the notes o. ae
purchaser payable his order bearing interest az te f
of eight per cent per annnIn and secured b upo
the property until paid lSs a yendor W
Act of sale before Adophs Boudosqne notary az the eS
pense Of the purchaser including U.s revenue stamps
nye Piano Mirrors Carpets Plated Ware, ETC., at Auction
nv GARDNER SMITH, YE1SERatS Co,
i GARDNER SMITH Auctioneer,
/ atE 5sassss2 Efzh9e #itE Office 90 Camp street.
WEDNESDAY,. April IL. at 40 1-2 o'clock.
t w at Id Car0ndee street, between Lafayette and Girod,
WI" nood Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture Bedsteads
Amors Bureaus Washands Tables, Sofas Chairs Mirrors
arnets Mattresses Pillows Curtains, Plated Ware goud
Stewart Stove. Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, etc.
| ai- TERNs-Cash in Treasury notes
.--[------- AA4- F4FF----
| TNAXES..... LACESCES
From and after MONDAY next April paym ent of take
and Licences due the city and in my hands and not yet 10 sun
s"sssz-,5 IS Tslt4g E, BERMUDEz,
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----- Transportation ONCE of the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad CompanyNew
Orleans, March 20, ls6G-NoFICE TO SHIPPERs-The
reduced tariff Of this road will into effect and after the
lst Of April. Z re EEK
Shippers will furnished with copies Of the Freight Tariff
by applying the Railroad Office No Al Carondee! street,
the Freight Depot 1877 ~ 54 h
All reights the line OF the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad be PREPAID, otherwise will
ct be sent forward. 7. WARREN,
Ernilch Azen
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-02
FOREIGN,

The news from Germany is less threat.
ening. Vienna intelligence says that the
state of affairs continues very serious. The
Middle States are preparing declaration
in the Federal Diet, refusing to take the
Prussian motion for reform of the con-
stitution into consideration before the great
German powers, and have demobilized
Wurtemburg, Baden, Bavaria, and have
forbidden the expectation of horses.
An attempt has been made to assassin.
ate the Gar of Russia, but the bullet mis-.
sed it's aim.
On Saturday, the 18th of April, the
work of slowing away the cable in the
tanks prepared for its reception commenced
on board the Great Eastern. A steam
tug arrived along side with 200 miles Of
cable, from the works at East Greenwich.
According to present arrangements, it is
expected that the enterprise will again be
tried about the beginning Of July.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-02
For the Newscealer.
"ANOTHER RAID"

JOHNSON, April 26.
Mr.. EDITOR There is worthy stu
dent here, who is under the necessity of
laboring for his board and is thereby driv-
en- into late hours of study TO keep pace
with his class. Some Of his associates,
"diggers" in "Greek Roots" and others,
to the number of ten, took the interim Of
Saturday P NJ, and with shouldered saw
horses and saws, marched in single file to
our worthy friends wood pile, and, as the
result of this onslaught. was the ,.layine
out" of 6 cords of wood entirely lent UP. y
And as a browning act of their worthy
mischief. they with their fellow students
walked up to the Principal and paid the
the tuition of the young man, and en-.
joined upon him the necessity of being
more careful i, future Of his failing health
Such acts although tho may appear small
at distance, are nevertheless worthy Of
OF notice. and will receive their reward.
And please let me say in regard to our
high school, that while it is made up Of
representatives in part, from the South.
West and also from her Majesty's Domin-
ions' we have pleasure of saying as a
town. that the uniform quiet and decorum
OF these students has earned for them the
our highest regard.
OBSERVER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-02

DEoDoR1zERs.-The following articles
are easily available for the suppression Of
noxious gases, which are so fatal to health
and life.
Two pounds of sulphate of iron Coop
peras), dissolved in pailful of water, and
poured into vault, will prevent the for
nation of sulphuretted hydrogen gas for
some time, and will generally be sufficient
to remove all nuisance.
A layer of charcoal dust will prevent
the escape Of all offensive odor from any
decomposing substance.
One pound Of nitrate of lead dissolved
in pailful of water is excellent for sinks
sink drains and vaults.
If other things fail, chloride of lime il
always effectual, and may be freely used
in vaults and upon other other collections
of filth.
These articles are not expensive and
can be found in abundance at Barnes
Drug Store, Stowe. To make doubly sure
bnrn or bury the filth, and put the deo
dorizers where it was taken from.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-02

@ II looks as though the Northern
PaciGc Rrilroad bill was killed by SaS-
picion of lobby management. But was
it not a lobby fight, half of the lobby ID ?
the interest of the Central Pacific X. H.
The Northern route (and the best one)
should have fair treatment. Congress
cannot show too much contempt for out
side influences, but it will bring itself In
to deserved contempt for if it fears to do
right in spite of lobby management
Nations Journal.
We sincerely regret the defeat of this
measure and concur with the editor OF
the Journal.
We are panied, also, to see the name OF
Mr. Morrill, in the opposition. We think
his vote contrary to the interests and
opinions of the State. We fear also, it
will give occasion for the surmise that IN
it he was actuated by personal motives
aud did SO to vent his hostility to Ex-
Governor Smith on account of the Gov
errors preference for another man instead
of Mr.. Morrill, for the Senate.