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A, Card to the Ladies.
DR.. DUPONGO,S

s-aaH 9di DR. ssDUPONGOiSr foYf ID =
GOLDEN PER o0lcAt PILLS, FOR FEMALES. o
Infalibs in Correcting Irregularities, Removing OBJ
>, Cause and Always Successful as preventative
1t is now over thirty years. since the above
celebrated Pills were first discovered by Dr.
Duponeo, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully y snsedfn
most of the public institutions-as as, well as in
private; practice--of both hemispheres. with
unparalleled success in every case, and it is on
ly at the ''urgent request'' of the thousands of
ladies who have used them. that he is induced
to.make the Pills public for the, alleyiation of
those suffering from an Irregularities whatever
as well as to prevent an increase of family where
health viii not permit it. > Females peculiarly
situated, or those supposrng themselves so, are.
eautieped against using these pills that conr
ditiop, as the proprietor assumes no responsible
ity after the above admonition although their
mildncss would prevent any mischiefto health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. lsyfyn.r
Is71-s} aT1 ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT ,i4fif
-GYet, in some cases. one lady will require more
thanf another.ii G1Ea,sod a.fi zsossd 4ss sis,. !
$4,000 .Bores aHase Been Sold i,a, ozsoo
-ggd ~ yasu 3tl .1earsF 4.f.-l.,i.f f-.,,,
Ten nlthousand5bexes srnt.by letter, both, .ly
myself and agents, to all parts of the world. to
which answers have been returned, in which
ladies say nothing like the above pills have
been known, since the science of Medicine dawn
ed upon the world. ufaI91 bls1 -iiE --f-si;
IN Remo0i,y Obstruction and Restoring
4i"-s1 Nature to its proper Channel, sa594
quitting the nerves and bringing back the
e''Rosy celor fhealth" to. the check of the most
,i,cl;cate.
Fui III al. explicit airegc ion ions accompany each
box,twhich must be strictly followed and ALI
diseases peculiar to females may be speedily
cured. The, Golden. P ills act as =;
Erhiltarunt acitltout a Single oDrqw6ack.
Safe in their operation perpetual in their
happy Influences upon the nerves, the mind,
and the Entire Org anization. If there is any
reliance to be placed on Human Testimony
the above pills may be fully depended uron.
Rememb ber-Examne the box closely Ono
matter of what Druggist yoilibuy theHr) II
the box is not signe S, d: Howe it is sfthe
counterfeit" and I vii not be, responsible for
their Injurious ELECTS. ''''i' A'f Ifb3's 5s'5''
Price 81 per box, six bexes, $5t Sold by
one Druggist in, every yillage, city and
hamlet, Throughout. the world. Sold in Upper
Sandusky by j. A Maxwell, Origgist,) 'Sole
agent" for Wyandot Co, O.. Ladies'! BY send
ing HIM S. 90 to the Upper Sandusky,,'tP. o. =
can have the Pills sent {cenfdeniially) by
mail, toenny part ofstlfe country, soldtalse' by
Rogers & Chesneys Kentqn, ;Hershiser d Myers
Tiffin, Wholesale by Strong d Armstrong
Cleveland. O.. or address S: d. Howe, "Sole
PROPRIETOR - New York. aeId = p stii y 20
Septa g. 1861 ea.IT 4rtH~fgft5,: lfff.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next Marchesession
praying for the view. location and establish
ment Of a county road, commencing at a point
where the county road leading from q Carey to
T'ly11noehtee, crosses The quarter section line
between the southwest 2 of the north west
Iquarter and the south east quarter of the north
west quarterof section "a township !, s 13,
Craw ford township, thence south on or near
said line to pymochtee creek, -thencel across
said creek thence south on or near said line
past the residence of D. L. kentfeld to the
county road leading from said Kentheld's lane
to the county road leading from Tymochtee to
So ,...-.,,s,---l D.,L. KENTFIELD,
-. 70 -. Principal Petitioner.
February I, 1e66.-3t-* fela :" f.'s'
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G. B. STEVENSON. G. W. GUMp, A. B. STEVENSON,
!. hrs STEVENSON, rGUMP d co. rfrl{I
+ Manufacturers of Stationary Engines, saw
and gristmill work. Castings of every. descrip-
ton made to order. =, a''if2i = 9'.i
1--WE viii also keep constantly on hand a
large stock, of Sledsoles, Iron Kettles, Bells
Crate bars, Cellar Crates, Window Gaps, etc.
Upper Sandusky. o. Jan. 3, '66-tf.
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slpC,rlingGraain.;'

y, !, Decide now what you will SOW, and
secure the best seed possible. br If you
sow seed of your own raising,i select
by repeated winnings the very plump
est and heaviest kernels, and treat. that
which you buy in the same way, if you
can afford to. Commence also atonee
to collect. eon al,ns'a p s.seiirFiialszI e.
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= Sw Alifei insurance company, late
ly organized in Ohio, proposest to issue.
policies of insurance upon the lives of,
those who ShabitualIya patf6fiize0 the
homeopathic system of, medical prac-
'ticel at @rate of ten per eentfless than
on those of persons patro onizing other
modes of treatment 'ai 5 = - IAN '.i
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,~oEsg Two young men me- undertook to
see which possessed the, greatest inter
nal capacity, andotos test the matter,
agreed to eat raw CLAIMS, leach to eat till
he could hold no more The victor ate
$50; the yanquished hero gagged at
the 149th, whendhe gave up the con-
test, remarking ssthat he could eat
more, but did not want to make a;hog
of himself"
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a223 ! OFFICE OF THE AUDIroR OF STATE. J p
a.t. ,l.ss - i re, INSURANCE DEPARy MENr. ~
CoLUMBUs, ONO, January 6, 1866. D..
,NHEREAs, The Hartford Fire. Insurance
wv Company, located at Hartford, in the
State Of Connecticut, has filed in this office a
sworn statenent of its condition, as required
by. the first section of the act sTo regulate In
urance Companies. not incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April 8, '65, and am
ended February 8, ga, and whereas, said Com
pany has sfurnishedatheupde dersigned satisfactory
evidence that it is Possessed of at least One
Hundred thousand Dollars Of actual capital
invested in stocks, or bonds, or i n mortgages
and whereas, said company has filed in this
office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State, to acknowledge
service f-process, for and in behalf of said
Company. according. to the terms of said law;
now, therefore, in pursuance of.the first section
of the aforesaid. act, I, James H. Goldman, Au-
ditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Hartford Fire Insurance Company is au-
thorized to transact the business of fire in
surance in this State until the thirty first day
of January, in the year one -thousand'eight
hundred and sixty-seyeni aA aJ3d i,gd vhEI
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
=, sfs.F s-ttl scfibed my name. and caused the
GsEAL.l . seal of my office to be affixed the
-iFast3 yfy- day and year above written. .oeiag
JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
hereby certify, that the above is. a true copy
of authority made and delivered to the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, by James Il.
Goldman, Auditor with the seal of his office
thereto attached. .Io5i 33i1GH 4a5-.s2 NJ
In testimony whereof, have hureunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal of said
Company, this tenth day of January, 1866.
GEO NJ. Corr, Secretary. : t'3 33''t so %
a"a a1i1 30 4 j. d. SEARS, Resident Agent.
February It'll, '66,-3t. ..sgs.i,s 10 --s.re,..f-
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WANTED

ID Every Man or Woman out of profitable en-
ployment, to send their address, with stamp.
and get our price list and circulars. No Patent
Humhus SO to $25 can be made per day.
Address c. fMs3LOUIS,i Box l3, Providence,
Rhode Island. las.ss e, ri tgiTt sisf 4,.,-
Dee l3--Gmo
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MEM Siss.KE SKIRTS FOR. 1866.
The Great Invention OF. the Age in .s


.uaf HOO PfS K r FS --aia
JsW BRADLEY'SN New Fatear DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Vor double) SRPING SKIRT
This is7INVENTION consists of Duplex (or
twol Elliptic. Pure Refined Steel Springs, in
geniously braided tightly and firmly together,
etfgeito edge making the toughest, most flexible
elastic and durable Springs ever fused. They
seldom bend or break. like the Single Spring
Skirt tn lat ever has or can be made.
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages,
Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can
be folded when in use to occupy a small place
as easily and conveniently as Silk or, Muslin
Dress. .. -.. -.--.. = -.
T A lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for sing day will
! never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, Misses and Young Ladies
they are superior to all others.
T The hoops are GOV cred with two ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice long as
the single yarn covering which Is used, on, all
single steel hoop skirts, The three bottom rods
| on every Skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing off the rods when dragging down stairs
LFonesteps, etc. which they are constantlysub
j ct to when in use, ,t,;..r. t...f, f.-.+.-.r,
All are made the he,wa|ain he,wa| ana elegantly corded
Ftapcs and are the best duality in every part
| giving tethe wearer the most graceful and per-
! feet shape possible, and are unquestionably the
! lightest, most desirable,- comfortable and eco
! nom;cal skirt ever made. ph ''i" - . f7i}
INVESTS BRADLEYoS.sG GARY Proprie-
btorsof the Inpention,9 and sole Mannfacturers,
! 81 Chambers, I9 & 81 sReade Streets, Near York.
For sale IN all first class stores in this City,
| and throughout the Emitted, States and Canada,
| Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America and
the West Indies ,ga.r ts,5-y
GB- inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor dou-
ble) spring Skirt. .,.aas.- ,a3F ,..es,s-o
1 Feb. 7A3m.l yd-flH a>cG sdt ~
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Notice.

YTHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Ill : and qualified as Administrators OF the es
tate.of James Glasou, late Of Wyandot county
Ohio, deceased, ,,ryt, n ya.xH ~
MICHAEL H. WALTERS.
February, IA, 1866-3w.
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3ne sldToE saisogE3 fc +f4r..r,4,,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

0 Notice is hereby given that the Co-Partner-
ship heretofore existing between the undersign-
ed was. by mutual consent, dissolved on the
Sd inst. All persons knowing themselves in
debtedto the old firm are requested to- call
and make Immediate settlement, with Adam
Katzenmeyer who. is authorized to settle the
claims of the old firm .'iss 10 ynb III, ,,,'.,
MN. MARLOW, ts,,e5
.g0ggTYfH ADAM KATZENMEYER.
Up. Sandusky, Jan. 8, 1866.
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s2o.ooo.oO

. Hold giedl w. MISCELLANEOUS. ,fsfs Id f.a
The greatest amount insured in ,.f.4 .-a-ss,s
fsftr any one, risk, except in - ,f...eo--s,
special cases $20,0OO.00
The greatest amount allowed by 1ofoIip -
ss the rules to be insured i n any ,'>ssz. - OF
rad one city. town or village--s lt,ssI3-ff.,,y
..,,, depents upon its size and .n
: how built - 'ehs'. pa ~ '''tA4'9
The greatest amount allowed to- OH '3ad
% be insured in any one block oi'f la3rt
-ay depends upon its size and a,fe -. ,.,t
!, !. how built. ~. .o..,...f .f.-.4
The amount Of its capital or ''- $50 ?
earnings depositedin in any 9th i1.19i' 7,'ffo
er State, as security for 10 sess lyo3sIs Ifte
-tb5 5therein-Deposits made with ,gi ...s.. .a.
-g,.. Ohio, California, Tennessee "a ~.
and Missouri, Deposit made '-'' ~
y " herewith for 1866. .f'3@ doits" eaN4s 9iit 10
The Charter of said Company - g-sssszEj5i >
fst. sas flied heretefnre.,e,s, , I{,s.f .stf.
s,-,s o-.e.., Il lMO. G. ALLYN, President.
Gro N. Corr, Secretary. {; f'li " - SEA
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITcR OF STATE, ]
CoIuMBus, ONO, Jan. 9th. '66. b

'lz iioa3 CoLuMBrs, ONO. Jan. 9th, '66. b {r-s
IS 1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing Is a
correct copy of the statement of condition of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hart
ford, made to and filed in this Office, for. the
year 1866 WitIiess my hand and seal offici-
ally yTad 5a JAS H. GOODMAN &c
~ [sTAMP. j, [sEAL.] 4 il Auditor of state.lf
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, = -.
(,orTNTy OF HArTropn SS.

fIS7VU e " oT I7EET7F UKtD'i .El y4vo l.g-l
Personally appeared Timothy, c., Allyn,
President and Geo. NJ Colt, Secretary of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing Statement by them
subscribed, is full and correct statement of
the affairs of said company, and exhibits, so
far rs can be asctst aimed at this date its actual
condition on the thirty. first day IF Deceembeg
1865. 1iats CHARLES W. JOHNSON
= [sTAMP, its g.5 r4 Justice Of the Peace.
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Roa d Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there win be a pc
tition presented to the Commissioners of .Wyaa-
dot county, Ohio, at their next March Session.
praying for the location and establishment Of
the following proposed County Road, towit:
commencing, at the East end of the county
Road, between original Surveyed townships
Numbered Twof f21aapd Three t3) South Of
Range Fourteen, O4) East in said County, and
running thence due East, until it irtersects the
road leading from Little Santlusky, to- Upper
-Sandusky, and there to terminate .,anroob =
,5f3ee..ff. 6ge s;,,s.4 =, WM. II. JONES.
Principal Petitioner.
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= s@EElGaaHifS
s. si4& 8 WV ..-.-.-.. fosf.f
/. : MILLINERY STORE. E..,@ ....... !.

BoNNETS & DRESSES III .iiI :
made to order, in the most fashionable sfyle.
\ $50 Hats and Dresses retrimmed promptly and
The Stere'will lie filled up weekly with, new
and fashionable articles. = ,zas7EiH am.aI
Having had a long experience in. tl,e Basi-
ness, the undersigned 1atteis herself thet she
will be able to please all who may favor her
with their patrpnage. 80 -. -
Upper sanduusky, Nov.s s!TleN s'sid
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O%HRISTIAN BEISTLE, avails himself of this oppor
tunity to inform his old friends and the people gen.
)erally, that he has opened, in Upper ahdnsky in
~ the building formerly occupied Office, by DIR.
-. onpell main. street, few doors North Of the
q 80 - " -
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CERTIFICATE @ OF%AJJTHORITY.

T3Ja 6To Expire onthe 31st Of January, 1852
a2a3 OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE. J
=. -. :. -. INSURANCE nDErARsNiEN
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Q approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
drawng the $4,000 prize Of ............. s4,5OO
9 approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine re-
drsWmg the SIS 600 6 piSe are se.l y. 225o
Q approximate prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
drawi i the si2 500 prize are ..... 1900
approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten of the number ann
drawing the 5000 prize are ..,............... gO
Is approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
dra ar the $500 prizes are 1900
437 prizes amounting SlsoOoO
Whole tickets $l2; Halves, Sc; Quarters, So; Eighths,
81 50.
CHAS. r. HOWARD.
No exchange Alley near Canal street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans
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(1UNPoWDEE, .-: - 9 - I
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

This Company having rses tabished their former
and having placed me supply of full stock and gen
.r,ent Of the various Qualities and packages am now
TO gil all ORDERS times, at current rice
delivery free
The quality of this Powder being too well and genera
rs Of highest ade and by tnat q
other de- il nesdsss t. call the attention
Orders left ut my Vics will have prompt attention
c. T BUDDECKE,
No. So Camp street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
~ l-s6sra-
by s =
J.B. WALTON & DESL0NDE.

Wednesday, April 4ths
For snd
streets - rs,r.x, r,.,,,r.,. ut. of ,ronu ~
with improvements, in town of Carrollton fsl
Union warehouses on Tchoupoulas Dame and Com
story brick residences Rampant street be
story brick building South Market street, opps
Twoory brick building Deord street, adjoining
One double house, l6a franklin stree
between Poydras and Lafayette streets.
lots with the improvements on Front street. betwee
Two lots, with the improvements, on New Leyee street.
Three lots, with the improvements Thala betwee
New Levee and Front streets .s5s5 4-.a z-s.f
:" : Saturday, April 18th.
Sale for parton-Lot st. Joseph street and imp5ov
and MssSs eos es.s and lot
of ground and stables Barracks street. between
small dwellings corner Of Esplanads Dauphins stree
One lot on Tehoupouas street. between Grod and Laay
One lot on Constance street, God and Lafays
'A'''' Monday. April 9th. -a.L ssa
| o. S. schooner Sam. Houston .sas ,u:
| Wednesday, April 11th. "
quarter of square of ground elegant residence,
saa n1 og ana h Streets an on
auass BLACK parish Of ca,saoss .,,
lots of ground in faubourg Avar Jefferson CITY,
Thursday, April 12th.
Fer succession John lent richter e,
| Wednesday, April 18th.
For succession of Jacob ot-yaluable property on
ss,n:T Tss;s1 s,sss property
/ Wednesday, April 25th.
soshene Romans plantation in the parish of St. james.
\ iI5| Monday, April both.
wC s. veniress vs. his creditors. syndic sale TWO
able sugar plantations in the parishes OF Ascension AN
so For particulars see advertisements.
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Office New Orleans, jackson anu Srea'
Northern Railroad Company, New Orleans, April "a o'o
IN and ofpr WEDNESDAY 4h inst passenger train viii
leave New Orleans daily and arrive at canton az
P. M day.
Returning will leave Canton daily at A. NJ ana arrive IN
New Orleans at g. AS P. NJ. same day.
p tb cb modification of present schedule close connec-
ons are made New York. Nashville Louisville
and all c.orgia South and North Carolina and Virginia
roads, o.
Time to New York, four days four hours
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
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Not,ee to the Stockholders OFT

- Notice to the Stockholders of the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company New
Orleans Apr . 6-stockholders residing in Mississippi
and Louisiana desire attend the Stockholders meeting
an the 9TH OF APRIL the election for Directors on the
18TH APRIL are hereby informed that they pass to New
Orleans over road and free Of charge In case they
eanno. identify themselves the conductor Stockholders
bv their Certificates Of Stock they will pay their fare to the
conductor and the will be refunded them on produc
ton Of the receipt by the Treasurer of the Com
many Passes for the trip will be issued by the Trea-
uer application to him, at the Office OF the Company III
New Orleans No. A Csrondelet street. .@
G. T. BEAUREGARD
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Transportation Office of the New or-
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company-New
ORLEANS March % l6GG-NOTICE TO SHlPPERS-lhe
reduced tariff road will into effect on and alter the
LIST of April. .,, r,r
shinre will be furnished with copies OF the Freight Tarih
y appying at the Railroad Office No. a Carondeet street, or
at the Freight Depot.
All frcghts the line OF the New Orleans JACKSON anu
Great Northern Railroad be PREPAID otherwise Will
t h cont forward T. WARREN,
Freight Agent
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EAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY CLUB RACES
NEW ORLEANS

VIAIR G ROUNDs JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICERS
President-Goy P. O. HEBERT.
First Vice President-HARRY T. HAYS
Second Vice Presidential. s VAUDEVILLE.
Treasurer-J. MILTON RELF.
Secretary-WALTER II. PETERS.
Ladies' cSmmittes NixGn HeTT9n S 4 s Sen
and A. c. Graham.
stewards-H D. Ogden. VIM Minor, B. s Story, 1. Sly
nanski, E. T. Parker, J. Michigan and Henri Peire
Ttmers-C H. Socsmb, Stephen Minor and Jas. McCoskey
THURSDAY APRIL g. 1866.
Crescent Hall s59oAe Heats, for year Odds
Cofeehouse Purse. 5oo-fwo Miles.
FRIDAY, APRIL6.
st. Hotel Tas M HSst t for year 0lds
SATURDAY, APRIL7.
:. :. ............ 6O0-Three Miles.
THURSDAY, APRIL Il.
Jockey Club Purse. Sophie Heats Sims
=. ............. 4W-lwo Miles,
FRIDAY, APRIL 49,
Jocssv C,ub purs. S4o0-Siile Heats Handicap
:. ............. 60O-Two Mile Heats, Handicap
| SATURDAY, APRIL II.
Jockey Club Purse. .s2oo0-Four Mile Heats.
Entrance money per cent, to go to the second Horse No
p" The Races viii be run under the Meaire Rules
that Horsenen and Necles enter al Tue gte on ueh-
| tily Road. r.,-o,-
To the public stand tsingle). ..,............. So
| stretch badges for meeting. ~
| Invitation badges for non residents ~
Invitation and members badges confer The right Of intro
dlclng ladies free to the members stand
u'~''e '' P. O. HEBERT, President,
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretary
FAIR.''.''..'. ''.'FAlh' '''''' '''''''''fAihS
THE ORPHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION, THIRD DISTRICT,
Under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross will b
held at the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Hall of the Legsa
| ture on MONDAY, April Both. and the ensuing week.
MOTICE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM Is
entitled to book of four lectures the PHILOSOPHY OF
MARRIAGE, and catalogue free of charge.
| 40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
o NATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
0 BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 and a. ST. CHARLES STREET
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or. BEAUREGARD,


syerchants' Exchapge-The subscribers
to the Merchants Exchange Association are requested 10 can
without delay ut the Office oW H. Peters, Notary Public NO.
treet to sign the act incorporation and deposit
the first installment OF their subscriptions.
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Orleans 29h lSG6Notice is hereby given that III con
formv with visions of the charter the annual election Tor
Directors of this company will held the THIRD MON
DAY or APRIL NEXT being the 10Th that month"; between
the hours Of 10 A. NJ and p M at No 1874 Common street.
JAS FLINT, Secretary.
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= Transportation ONCE of the New Or.

- Transportation Office of the New DR.
,eans jackson and Northern H. Co-New Orleans,
Anr ID 136-NOTICE-As there seems to be mtsunder-
standing amongst many shippers about the prepayment OF
freight by this Road give notice that all freight Tor
stations oil the Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad mast be PREPAID otherwise the GOODS
will not be sent rward and the Agent will necessarily be
corned to refuse the goods Of parties who will not pay their
bills with promptness the dsy of shipment
Due notice will given when the prepayment Of freight
will be required 1. "AhhhN'
t.s,...- General Freight Agent.