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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

A GREAT VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
"A aud country places Long Island at Tarytovp, av-
ersraw Greenwich, Yonkers stamford, West Farms Wood
bridge Hsckenasck Heights, Summits, Chatham, and In
every other direction and locality from ei50O to e25Oo
Also New aud brooklyn property At great bargains
PURCELL. CO... DO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

u
Corner Wall and Nassau streets, New York.
In connection with houses in philadelphia and WASH
ingon opened New York house location
offer services banks bankers and inventors for
the transaction of business In this CITY, including pur
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS. BONDS AND
GOLD.
We arcconsany represented at the Stock Exchange and
Gold Board whore orders sent promptly filed. We
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling at current prices and allowing
spondents the most liberal rates the market afords
q = JAY COOKE 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

A SPLENDID RESIDENCE AT GREENWICH FOR
"A sac-One hour from the city; grounds beautiful, with
shrubbery and fruit quite the depot house and
outbadngs large and nearly fine view Of the Sound;
~ trains and steamboats, 10 and from the city daily;
residence repete with comfort and luxury and In
healthy locality Inquire al southern Land 0Ace " Broad
way or OF A. 4 .MATHER. Greenwich, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

The shipments Of specie from the port OF New York
last week and during the to date compare follows
with the exports during the corresponding period in 1854
and 1866
1854 1855. 1885,
Sixteenth week :. $3,137O4s Ss3e22 Sll7312
Previously reported .10.6l2,016 6,l2S,6O2 6,S77423
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23
FINANCIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

i APRIL l6 1855.
Notice hereby given that the Assistant of the
United States at New York. Philadelphia and Boston, and
the Designated Depository at Baltimore have been in
sruced TO discontinue receiving deposits account of tenn
loan for Clearing House at
annum after May 1885, from which date all
tcates outstanding and unpaid will four cent in
tercst per annum. ..-.
On said LIST of May and until further notice, said As
and Designated Depository will
such deposits therefor Clearing House certh
Gates payable demand legal tender with interest
at four per cent per annum.
II. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

LN0R SALE OR TO LEr-IN ASTORIA. HOUSE AHD
u 0roud Renscu house 40 feet square, piaxs4
front and two sorer with extensive view q A31
SCENERY. Is and gas stable ID n
the garden are earrAnss pears plrT1 cherries e. ~
bayiss Washington place, University Buildings iron
tn I n, p M. a.n6sr L.. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

A n ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
n about 81 miles from Now York: view from front
piazza about 70 miles down the rycr also grand inland
view; 90 and ~ OF Land containing many
beautiful building sites. Inquire OF ANDREW 4. SOU.
LARD. iS broadway, New YORK, or r. r. sLOAT. East
N. ".
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

en- fevrier 1865, Ea.ly, an lieu de Ia G,rce con.
siderable que l"i s"pposait lie general Grant d
Waynesboro, naval, plus que 900 hommes
dintanterie etq"elqneS pieces d'artiIIerie. Tout
Ie reste await e,s envoye au general Lee.
Les enormes dispropor,ions de forces entire
les troupes dn Norl el les tronpes du Sud en-
Vlrginie expliqnent snffisamment les res ultats
DIES dernfeFs confiits Ces resultats ne pouvaien,
etre ditlsrents; la seule chose don't on pourrait
s'etonner, c'est qni's n'aient pas eu lieu plus
tot, car j nous parai, prouve q"'en mars 1868
toutes les forces miIiaires de Ia Virginie reu-
nies sous lie commandment de Lee ne s'eIe-
yaen, pas a plus de 40, 900 honmes contr. trois
a'sntcs de fe.l6raux, reunis sous les orlres tlu
general Grant, ct I"rmant, suivant Fnpnion
generate, nne faasse lie 1870, 900 ho,nmcs avec
abondance de toutes sustes de resources en-
ia't ue natefIel de gne're. lAJsile.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
s s1..iisD.a.



i.H MONDE ss' a"> l'"1m'ii IneS, d.>s"i I''-
leHEa1 ct e h1oi'0'h' titt5otn4t", ll1mtn" an\
=. Ha.'Ho!te, etere@a3H "".s 5:,
r 'oIl. a"tI tai-u"
!. cH,honslaSu.r, II pui.sia, 'r> attnnic- -
tars aspirations >oul }es defnltJe- ycflRs q"
tAam'n' II ts'a'. None iai arec ett1s ttoe tr>
revo,'2S, dies Instructions 81 d martyrs, H.
+ tmp-, ddoS a t@-tA'I'r f,tt.r t' >os lt-ru,-
Atitt .r0>uiIaa ruuir ignLe tJte 81 gNIri
'aote jIaie n. lolm oa a compfis ainjya-
h..menl. Stlt,a -nrv"rta soH cTur. e. "A tt e
hi 4l't qGu idH> uur Ntrnec.4lle. "a les conps
T. sr',' 4Fo>, ,rs. i "a ,'l ser an ,,,,ps
O. vrn de Ia f.tp4rt-,n. e. 'e Ia ;n>,lrr
Y pougojr esr de- uut i. CoagIes G.. pou
vair ct ,taai. artnG IL fattlas + Gees. ,v.u'
fuu, p, catac,t,res de- "a iorco riaaS rnu,.
Latter wee Iii -erat talic: 60 ,efaz> = cen.
>ncier e., lui gtrn'ir II tu :r IA ,ntsi;ilitt, ,.i
/, pui<.r.ee l., lai>%.r agir tui r,ra.r,rre le
,e5giaar, les Propositions ioremrpslisp,, les
aou.s. $. lc. yagua- ,e ,ou,e >,r,c. q, ~ ,y-se.
(.gt ale na bicu gaal han4tae neur ~au
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

lie vtri'able sccan de I'escIavage ct de I'inlT1.
renee PIoe ccs iu,ligan,s, proe dies noLles
gcns, proie de la. a.Stnpjdi,t, il tornait dams le
crrcle d" S,-Domiugnc; il ttait Ia pi'le Ell Ia
darIson: IN aven'uricr sans grandeur ct sans
genie saus pa'rio'isme ct sans fol, lie parcon.
rait cn lriompha'cur G, en- mai're. On ~ bat
tail par habitude prcsGnc sans haine. Son
commerce 6tait nu son agriculture fAisait t
honte, son inhussria n'tiait pas meme primitive"
ct Ie Mexiqne e., lc jardin du monde. La ,crrc
= rrodui' malgrd les hom,nc<.
La France e., venue; eilc a 1dpIoyt. son
,'rapeau de n'aire 1t lie civiIisalion Tn fait
~'es, accomp'i. c, I'M f,t ne s'r1:sce pas de
I'h>toirn. Monsieur Scot, lie salt hien Quaud
les E'ats-unis ont refine len, terninr sollat ln
sol mexicain, ricn t:tait ciangi, rl la Clyiti-
satson n'ayat pas f.i, uue conGuale de plus
La France sc retire an,oI,d hui du AIeNi1nc
Qa'y IaI.se tclle 7-Un goUyernement rem
I,er, de ro':ra-enx agricucnrS don't e non.bre
Va cro!s SAINT, une adm nistr.,on lnSIua'nrs in-
connne, 1eS che.nlus de fer. les premeres as.
sses dc llldu,i,ie, dcs atsrnaux commences,
nne arrIae dc pacitica!on, IN ppupe hai>saut
pempo5snr ct fe'ranger, mais SO radiant a
Fori'e rouvean CONNIE So raIic a nn ave
mir dc pro.ptrlie, de ca.re cl dc grandeur
Qni lutte "njnnrd'! !u cos.tre Max imiieu =
|. elcrncs agraenrs de cc nalcureux MeX.,
que, ceuy ful ne yIvairnt one poar lie lG<u,die,
le ltliIo 90 'n in'sjgu' ct don't anne ne Sc,
jaHa- U,pf1c anN putss snnrceS dn PATRIOTS
mn o' he la n:morrarir i.r> impnissan,s del.
vent fairn place. cenx de Ia vir,iitt. ct de Ia
production. Ces, tune joi4ni po.rrait bien a>re
un Druit.
Qnau' Naxi,ninn nons p Nyons arsir ronr
hi nnr anrpotic a lAmricbieune nnns 4 ydns
r ai'es'"r conmr cmprrci,r ma gre ,oa in,.l.
ti@"tcr Ct o're indifference pour h. 5rtne po,
'i'iqrr. mais nous ur devon: poiut srruer i,
re,i Gu la 'empi,e cr-st. ct rc.>u-ci,,r p4r
tts baInurt,cs uuc r6pnb'ilne iuyfc. conA IN.
nir T, inot,n IN ,cunr,,ji iacouS,jtu'tonur,,e
i .JUfrrz plaf' niai> Jnartz rourIai' bieu t're
p dc SON temps D,us ,inel aus. qGanl /.
Nsyt4 = aHta de, u G'Hfs Une physaauJnir
uHr a. ,ouo,nie qnnal II co.nirteta pa sen agli
rGIuute SON inustrle ct al commerce guaud
r,Uea;rsm ant, sent. ,tes Unij:J e, drs L; r7ls
Il lcs cg .aucts ,.us ionle. ,eS chluulere>
qnaNi Ie p.on sara "ianrhi, lr ,ol faconi 4, r
ttnvnii I,onori, lie c'ct- rnl:li dam ses mnis
ifT- ~ scS empltirn' n's qnanl 1t. 2tfg ia>
ne ftya plus ttem5'er qnc Irldaa; da loyrr
eaHe' una raendn I'm IN v>u i r. alars oh ,
4'or NNymittcn aura tr.s-' Ne II gn,.f. e e
Je1.a' llurtIe -"ra 10 premier pli,t'ent t. 'nuc
s@5tp,h'e HpaAti"e d@,.aefaaioe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
Fi0VEr De >HtsHIIas EFT rKOisOS
i.JIsi.t.ES.

GGS. GRANT Line tpache tie Washington
dit que l' genera Grant. dams u,re conversation
,ln il cut arec uu Siua'eur. Sc ,nontra Fady,r
sare de> E,a'> ,iu Sud Ell hostile a leE, a,Inis.
sion daus I'Linon.
CONNIE celie nonveie ma que Ia valenr dun
c"ncan, mons ne tons arrtiOns raS.
Carr. SHMnfs Environ teue cap;,aines
lie vaisse50 dt,ru,> par lie cors,,ire 4i,tan,u
ont eli, n"lr,!,.s cu,nrne ,emoius dams l'aH .ir,
d0 Capt. SemmeS.
Les ra> Iu.rau, lbs chats
CHASGEMEs1 lie >rcrt,arc de la marine.
W eiie> i".i t,ire place an sena'.'Er Dl>on.
Son voyage nau' que sera Ii, nn voyage lie
lon. conrs
>clENcr Er CoyrREB Sne-I.a ror,r, hsul..
a at'elti deS plopnrllon> "tGunie>Qrrs e, est
hi,e. -nr drS plInc'pes sclpu' II ,neS. Or iU'ro
d"it ,IHrIrnent dn wlll>kty. an maven de-.
tHAe> sons ,sfen'lsns, eu Canada aux E,a,s.
laiS
Moss ctoyot. io,t que lie wh>AeY ST hapise
-.ians c. voyage SUNS -lnaGill.
$ JAxvlEH 4 la NouvGlLE- -On1.aANs-I.cs
Iaag!.auN de la Ntie,Of cans ant ctltbr. r huI,
,!auvier en- nous d,nnani Ia l,slc dcs veterans
L. lsl5
Qnc L,fai, n,jo1yd'tni lie tro> de Chanc,;.
N1ro PR6<lprSTlEL -l.o president Jo',rson
anpo>eta, dil on, son rt'o tonte mesnre ten
d,n acco,ler c dro, d., sui age anX uo,.
da District de Cplomfie
NrvrHALiri \ MAIN aEMiE-LnS nuns d,
Brownsville por'en, le paear,. s,'iya,l:
.,NQuante pll>tres en- or par mos lonie,
Z r> d|pcnss~ payIrs 9, vatrmeut>, etc, snn
effects canX Gni yonsiront accompac cnel
caum' cseotte i Monterey De> aft ines i,,
P9riaIir> mohtig gcnl ,rsverscr un pays, rem
,.. De o,a,s nla:uudturs, ct, pour ma s1cnriit
per>onneie, j. desire asur nnc e>corte arnLi
>'adsesScr au col, mel 4 thur T. REEp,
Brownsville, Texas
l'nr csror,o d. gc''afmeS ronr'ai, hirn .,
H., r,eofitr N. \. +. Reed JUS "a il Monterey
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
UN PAS DE PLUS.
Nous lisons dans I'Epoq"e ::

Nous lisons dans I'Epoque
La Circuaire 81 du general Baird. daia
CONNIE de nos eo,e"rs, annonce que les ecole>
gra,ni.es, dcs'inee aux Afiianchis seront pro
v'solre'ncnt suSp"ndues 4 Ia fin de- ce mois
Les tondS manqnent pour les soutenir, uaiS o.,
comrc pouvolr les tetahiir dams IN conrt lie.
iai, En- ei:e', dapres le >yslemc de con,ras
anqneI s'est artele e Bureau, on sat que
chaq"c patron. chaqnc travaiIIeur ,Iryra subir
nhe fetenuc proporlIonnele sur e trbu, men.
sueI de son travail de son expoita lion, g,
que toMes &c, SoInmes rennics former rout me
caisse speciaIe, dom 'ubje, scra de subvenir
anx ffnis de ces mames institutions, lorce,nen,
alreiees anjourd'hnl
Excelente mrsnrc pour ious-dnnt l'eF.t
b,entai>ant est taciIc preyor. File tend d
deei'er lie neIre an travail, pnsqne. grace
ce travail ei 4 lul s.ulemen.,-se> enflrts Ell
ceny de "A race pourront de-ormais aSpirer Il
itdnca,iou don't Ills ont absulumeu bcsoiu dan,
lenr >ItuAtiun nouveIIt.
Lenr .rl, est entire leurs mains; vcynnS ce
Qn lis deciIrront
ao",onS qnou'rc le travail inepnisab'c de
Eagftcn'tnre, il en- es, nm qni s'offre ac,ue''r-
ment "ux Aitiaurhi' .eul des levae-. lie
fttAt'se 'f9e-3'e q i i:"pote de lc m!ai,rser IN
plus vI'c. Dts nolrS On .ouie son' inoccnpts -
is ne >aara'cni m'enx employer lfurs bras, ca,
arec I'iuon';'ipn pas d. culture
Mons nous ]oi-uo"s lei 'uu de nos con-
tIf,fps t't. /. 4
sons anx anoittS ponr me action protnpre
Vol i "n cas- dc nee &-itt: m,Ii.are, sill Ell fu
lamtS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
No. XXIII.

La PHoPE1eTe MoNTE-L'aneienne habita.
.aton S. Roman etc adjugee aux heritiers
de la succession pour la somme de I2O, 900
piastres.
Qn'on rforganise lie travail qu'on punisse
lie vaeabontage CONNIE un crime social qu'on
devienne prat'qne, juste ct equitable, ct deux
annees de paix, de tranquillita ct de produce
ton gneriront touscs les phaiss ct cicatrseront
toutes les biessurea
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

More. - Nous recevons Ia description sui-
vante dun noye tronvi, lund dernies, dams Ie
remon dc l'habis,ion " T.eBeuf: homme blanc
don't Petat de decomposition ne permet pas de-
reconna1tre l'age. porfant une chcmise en- cotton
blame, nnc chemise de ies<ous Ell ,rcot Gale
con de meme etoif.: rantaon de drap noir, gilet
de lane grisa,re Il petit drsSin nn seul soul;er
a bnuce-, cl,anssc,,es blanchcs. Sa iaille est
F.nviron cinq pi.ds e, demi. Scion certainc>
appaiences son tcnt devai' t,re b-un. Des
hontons. lie corail Sc irouvent aux manches d.,
chemi>e.
lie mahcnrenx ld s're noya accilrnte'e'
mfnl car son corps nFavait anc"ne trace 4.
violence. il .lr,"i' en- on,re etre dams nne posi-
ton "i-eh, 81 f"n on jnge par .es hab,Se, nm
so;nme dor tronvae dams sa poche
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
AVIS.

r E SOUSSlGNE. OFFRE 4 DE BONS
- travaillesrs bIancs, qui d6sireraient %
livrer Ia culture de Ia terre, Ia noiti6 dn pioa
d"it net lie lsars recoltes, en- s'engageant lens
fournir ogement, o"tis ei instruments aratoi-
res ct muIets. Pour plus ample< informa,ipns.
s'adresser au soussigne, sur so" hsbitation St.
Jacques, ou a Ia Nouyelle. Orleans au No. la2a
Rue Gravier.
JULES DRUlLllET:
G. Janver 1866. If.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
1.t:r:la.

RATElux IT ro>rE-la po>le c>l encora
ietuis nous somncs hengeuN d'annoncer a nos
iec;eurs que e Monsoon se>t torme'Iemen;
ell gag. >'arlo,er en- rnon,ant ct EN- teSrrn-
lan'. aux gu, TIE LdnliD-S >nivants: T. Lairhc,
John Valtry Armant, Sos'llene The'iat ct l..
Chauchon.
Miles g.aces soe't rcniues au ,lpnsooH :
= J.. E.as ~. y e ,,.a.Et NJ,
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DaMss,oN-Notre honorable Sinateus, NJ.
ST. NJ. Berault, dame sa demission. Des
raisons majenres ct imperie"ses ont pu seules
,'e,crm;uer NJ. Berault abanAonner Ic pos,e
qu'i occupant avec 'ant de dignita c. dintel-
ligenec.
La privation ct les miseres de qnatre annees
peuvent abattre un Hercule.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
Agents du E.Oui>iailni.:

A {; RonAIS. chez MN Titus & Gwartncv
n. 3 rue TchonritonIas, Nouvc'e Ofltans.
II. SALoMoS, NiIe-lbtlic.
F. AEcESEAtx, paroisSe Lafayette.
Nj. r. GARY, ST Martin.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

lFLes pcrsonnes de i, Nouvclle Ollians on
lies cnmpagncs qui auraien, Ics communica.
,i"n9 4 envoyer au LouiSianais peuyeut lr
'"irr IN adrcssn1 la Boi,e 1896, postc de la
NuuveIc Orleans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

OG-NoS Iec'enrs vernon, parmi les annonces
dn LoniSianais cell, de NJ. Trrnn Martin.
marchan' grocer, ll3 rue Virilfe I.e,1e Tons
ceuS qui conuaissent NJ Martin sav,,n, oue
nnI mes, pln. exact. plus comr';i>a,, ., plus
r"n<riencic"X que Lni. II c., 81 Liffirie de
's"nver "n conSignataire Qn al. ceS qra lies.
nm lla,chand qni nj, ces ve,,us. que mons re-,
c"n1nanAons chafcnrensemcnt IN tel hnmmc
any panvres di"b'eS de amrasnard> don't Ia
n"iv'td et la bonne 70, ne son, pas ,oujou1s
isai'i lie Ia surprise dn ,rahqnan
Comm" marchand, NJ. Marina en- ma caSn
mn rrard assortimen, de provisions de f,millc ::
laF'oe ,'antles. consr,v7S. 1o,neS DE !erre, liz
>ucr". r,c.. lie innl i des plX mottras
H'bitnn,S, 'e moment n'es'.i pas vonn de
planter la lomme de terre, &C pain de I.lrland. {,
f. llrHhln. d. pni> Q,o Ia grandr culture nous
o>, inte,dI,r, Is, ellie ras 4 nos por,e>?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

r = MaSon lie Commission CAEHleRE Il
Lo"AS.-l' est DIES maiSon> qu Sc recomman-
dent de'Ies. memes. II =nttit de les inIi1ner
dn doi:t All pa~>aut aftaire. Ccle de Mn
tarriere & Logan est ,|l nombre. Qn ne
ronnai' ces ,'enx lommcs, ces dcnx nt.ociantS
ces dcux amis !? Q"i n'aurait eh enx Ia plus
en''ere confiance, ponr enx la plus franche
Anli''e E,r" marchand> ct roster honmes dams
Ia hn"nr OF eanerense accep,ion dn mot, est
chose ditficiIr. Mons en- conEais>nns 1"elqnes.
nns. cenX Ii nous sorrons afrc,ueusemont
Ia main, comme yor>, Mes>ieurs CArrlenE
& LOGAN
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We. Pocht, rive gauche. pres dn College
'terson. Colieye Pom Lh@ling.
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N. Fir1pln Marlia Went Dc rccevQif
par les derniers aT1ivages du Nord: a,.a
500 barils patates Pink-eyes. aa .5i
1900 sacs fiz este+e. Ill., ~
300 barils do
100 do Sncrc blanc. sA fe;9
100 do Sncre ovdinai.es s
100 Caisses Red Jacket Bitters. f5
Grand assortment de provisions Dc famillei
farine, yiapdes, ETC., le.tout ades prix mod4sds.
81. : m.e
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JASvlEn.-Le temps est le grand g"eris-
se"r nais il est anssi lie grand mai,re de l'o"bli
6nerirait.il sill n'enlevait pas so"vent Ia me-
moire aux hommes! Nous Jevrons toutefois
conserver Ic souvenir des mobiles chooses et lies
dates g'oreuses: qnand ce ne serait one pour
rappeler notre petitesse ct notre misere.
Helas T'out pGsse, tout lasse, tout casse, dit
Ic grand Romancer.
Qni done, dams no're raroisse, fe,s le a
Janvier Lonisiana.
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NrsA SfMMEs.-l.e packet Nina Simsmes va
reparaitre incessamment, dams DIES conditions
house, lie capi'ainc au chapeau girls, lie CON-
mandera. Son premier commits est lie benvei.
liant Tr"xcr. LING may she breast The uures
and ainis
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

O. CARRIERE Gro. D. LOGAN.
ss"ssss
@ARDQBRlN = A00ANs
(Former'y Of COLLINS, CAERlERE & Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
AND
COMMISS SSIQN MERC ANTS,
Cprhes Genyille and Old Levee Streets.
NEW ORLEANS. = 1Fts zr .
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I'Ess.Nl.Z vOS LICENCES.
TAKE: YClEs l.HCs:NslS.

ypyiiE UNDERSIGNED Collector advises
4 those persons VII, have moi YET ,ak'1
l'teir STATE licenses for trade and professions,
lh, he i ready to deliver them.
E''ry trader must be provided with a iccns,
alter thirty days-t-nn, Ills date
S THEREOF,
CWlsciDr.
p.'i>h Of St James. 18Th Jannarv 1866
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I'RIx. DEs ANNONCEs..

IA liber,t f,n,t ou co.nAeres Ia laeeses.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13

Con'"airemcn' an '"p7o,, d, II Stanton,
.atsy roparni encore d-ns l., Nul.".,. 70 10 no.
S"'nb'e aveN sn force tiorg gar,i>tr a New
Market. et fiji lie nnr.oA, face i Sheridan /.
ct Ie II "ovcmbre. Lee expeditions auxqnel'os
"ti,t*'' 1t prlso DIES Fol,> d. New.Crcek e, lie
bevcIl"y ayai@p ere l.rActrcsS lie SIT t:,rrr: e,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-24
THE CASE OF JACOB LOEwENrHAL.

W. S'P sNc Ao'o"Ahs iioli Tic w ds0lngtOQ
correspondence of the Baltimore Sun of TO- day
ga few months ago, person who was form
cry claim agent was charged with foreeries
of bounty claims and final discharge papers on
which he received large sums OF money from
the pay department He was engaged in busi.
ness in New Orleans at the time the aIIeged
frauds were discovered, but avoided arrest
the-e, and came here and proposed to give
himself up TO the officers for trial, but his
offer was declined, "a there was no proof bere
against him. short time ago il was an
nounced that this person had died suddenly IN
this city OF cholera, and ii now appears he died
at midnight and the funeral took place early
the next morning-some relatives being about
the only persons in attendance.
"The Second uditor, 1t is alleged has m ada
discoveries which indicate frauds on soldiers
amounting to about $4,000, and that the Gov
eminent will lose altogether in connection
with the matter, about quarter Of million of
dollars" =
The case referred to by the Sun correspon dent
is apparently that of Jacob Loewenthal. and
the intimation is conveyed that the death NAV
have been q sim lated one, to defeat the ENDS
OF justice. There can be no doubt however.
of the fact OF Mr.. Lowenthal's death and burial.
He died here. on the goth Of DC tober, of cholera
contracted in New York, and was buried On
the afternoon OF the next day, In the Congress
tional Cemetery. The record Of his death, on
the books of DIR. Dove, Secretary Of the Board
OF Health. made from the certificate of death
by Drs. =. Howard and T. Miller, returned BY
Jacob Lowenthal, aged 30 white male Ger
many, four years resident Of Washi ngton
Asiatic cholera: buried at Congressional Gem
etery." -
The funeral was attended, among others, by
his counsel, Messrs. Ford and Hine, who are
positive that IL was Lowenthal's body in the
conn. His death from Asiatlc cholera n cer
titled to by DIR. F. Howard, who personally
knew the deceased, and BY other leading ply
sieians, who saw the body after death
1t Is possible that the report in regard to his
death may have originated in the fact that a
few days after the interment Mrs Lowenthal,
having heard from some Of those VINO sat up
with the corpse that they had noticed witch
ing Of the muscles and . glow OF the flesh. a
II from returning warmth. became apprehen.
sive that IL might have been buried before life
was extinct Mrs. L. IT the time went 70 some
OF eur physicians and asked advice, and il was
explained to her that the twitching and glow
OF the flesh was peculiar with cholera cases,
and was symptom which confirmed the be-
lief that II was genuine case Of Asiatlc chol.
era. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-24
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Tie undersigned would res pectfulIy Inform his
friends and the public generally that On the 7th
inss. he bought OF Mr.. James scott, for cash, his
entire stock Of china, Glass, Crookery Ware, &c.
n store 493h 9th street, formerly &93,J bet. D
and =. and that be intends to continue the b #.
nets He has marked down the Whole stock 10
Ireseht prices
Be has enlarged and ltted II the entire store,
rs TO give him increased facilities for the trans
NEW GOODS - NEW GOODS.
b. has Just bought In New York, Tor cash, and
now arriving, full assortme mt OF goods, consist.
ing OF Oh ma. 6lass. ksmps,- Oroeksry Ware
Househ &c ping Goods, Bash cts, Bird Ga sss &c OF
The best class. Anepg them are many goods suit,
able for the
HOLIDAYS,
such az Tets -Tetes Tea and Dinner Sets Va.
ses. Cologne eets, Motto Codecs aud Mugs Baa.
kets and many ether articles too Numerous 20
mention. s.- ..- a..
.-. an SOLAR OIL. .---.-.s-.
He would also state that he housht of Mr. eoott
the exclusive right 20 msuufacturs the Solar OIL
for the district. This oil gives satisfaction to Ali
4 leo. on hand at oil times the Hutchinson Goal
He would ask his friends and ell in want Of ANY,
thing in his line to sive him call
foil Assortment now en- band.
he prices are IS Low as q he same goods can be
CHARLES ULRIOH, il,
g-,- 493h, Ninth street.
dc y r. Between D and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-24
THE PARK FOR THE NEW PRESIDENTIAL
... MANSION J"

We learn that the engineer officers, who have
been for several months examining the topo-
graphy OF the country adjacent 10 Washing
ton, with view to report suitable sites for a
National Park, have closed their labors in the
field. and are now engaged on the maps to ac-
company the report 1t Is believed that the re-
port will favor the purchase of at least Isu0
acres Of ground. lying east OF Rock Greek,
north OF Columbia College, which ground is
so well adapted by nature for the purpose con-
templated that it can be improved at compare.
lively small expense. 1t is also said that the
report will strongly recommend the immediat
purchase Of the necessary land on the score of
economy, as it can now be purchased for a
moderate sum. -~E.