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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-20

H9- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning aud Instruction for Young Men. Also
pew and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUoHroH, Howard Association. Philadslphia
Pa mha1-y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-29
National @rpreB
Transportation SDmtpd9uie.g
9eppt 116 South Gutatp Str,


Baltimore.
Die R attpna1 @rpres ranSRDrt
I . n 9 0 m t e TT nun bereit, Gslb u. Stlbernttns
| sen, 8etfnpten, podete nnb Sra9t nab ~fplaenpen YI1sen au
%berfenben:
SOROr, Maai; Iew gDrf Gtts; gbttabelpbla, ga; @afttue-
tor, O@; Georgetown, DC; 5arperS Terr1, 8a; @batleStptpn
ga; WtnGeler, @a; MIerantrta, @a; Sreter9dsburs, ga;
6t6monb, 30; petersburg 0d; Nprfplt. ga; GbarIottsStae,
@a; Stauntpn, @a; SndfOn &tSsr, So; 2rndburs ga; 9e-
r%tnetcn. ga; Danotae, @a; 8rtfOI. Genn; g0elbUn, Ng;
gplbstOrp', 9g; NsTbern, re-; Beaufort, gt&; TfurtbsGs
gttp, SIC; ytaIeteb, N@; Greensboro, N@; @aItstn,p, sc;
So; unb 3ptf6enftattDnen an ben folsenben @tenbabn4n:
Dtn9eftr UNI pDtOnac 81 R, in 0ertiHluus NIT Serf6tebe-
men Yuntten i'm 3bale SCn 8ireinten; Orange u Mleraubrtd
q 0; @treinta Central & q; 8t@mDnb unb Danptae sc ";
@iretnta unb Eennefes st 81; Petersburg uno 2snGturs S@t;
@~etersbure unb gDfIbrn 81 R; &aletsb nnb @afrn & ";
QDelbpn unb QDtlutn8tDn u 8; WtImtn6tsn unb S1utter tprb
u 81; Nfprt6 Carolina Central u U; Charlotte u Columbia
o. 8;- Wefern NUrt6 Carolina 81 d; atlantic unb StprtSs
Carolina Ut 81.
Da nun aue @tentabn-9tnten pHen Fn6, nerten fh TIRE
Gelbaftt mad aIen Yuntten TN Suben ~ausbebnen 4. fpbals
ain nSsltdD aud mad p!deen int Hsrsen unb Def,n.
Der Yretstdrtt ntrb auf etnen 9ere6ten @eG6Gfts.prpaeuts
lag baltrt fetn, pbne fir tie Se81uft8er BITE fer 2inte britdenb
;u fein, tebpt aud pbne BITE Abf6t turd an ttatee pretfe
rtpaltltrenoen GDntpaonten 3u f6aoen; duf btefe Grunhf1be
BIN btttet BITE &~sthpasnte UNI BITE DfentltGe Datrpnaae.
gDenn Betelun8en auf Der Sffre eelafen nercen, 70 tper.
ben BITE @ater unentselbItd abeebplt unb panttlt9 abstbplt
unb ptnttlS S~erfnn6t.
@attpnG1GrPrebun b SrensPprtattpn
6 Dmpaent
@8. Die Office bieler Seieaf&aft rtrb am 20. b. u. rad
BALTIMORE Stry 3mtf6en Galrert une @Urtb Stry .~Serlest
tbes13-)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-29
Rei(e=A e(egenGeiten.
RSE&zzv5GSa Baltimore nnb Obio
NtSenhnhn.

Mt unb mad Dtenfaa, g.. SEMINAR, toerten tdeIi6 spet
3aee sptf6en Baltimore unS 91beeltn9 unS @artersburS,
~gebenIwte fplet:
Ser Ypfsu8 Serldst Baltimore tdstta (auseenDmrnen
Spnnta8sl INN $50 WtCreens. Der @rPreb5uB tdeIt& Unel.
GpnntaeS) 10 Hbr MbenbS, unb tr Mccpnpbattpntu9 Dfrlabt
@nmbsrianb fur Nbeeltne tdglt6 (nussenOnttnen SDnnta8l
Gas WtcrgenS.
D.efe !3Iee ite6en bet 8elatr uub DarserSbure tn gerbtn.
bun9 nit alen punften ireflt6, fubneflt@ u. nprbneflt6.
Der Srebertd MccpnDbattDnS3u9 berldBt Baltimore 430
Na6mtttaeS tde4td (auseenpnnten Spnntne$). Oe1lt& bet~
laBt er Srebertd 7.15 Mprssns ti8ItG (aus8euprhmen 5pnn>
tae8).
Der @uicptts Mtns 8ps perId6t Baltimore 6 90 unb 10 90
Dlpreers unb $50 gtGbut, ub @utcpttS Wttus I'm, 40 unb
l .30 8srnt. uub S. ga9ntttdss.
9ta9 Waibingtpn.
Nbeane rpn Baltimore tint 4.3O, 7.O5 Mnb ,8.45 NUreens
unb 8, 4.20 nnb 7.45 ytadtt. Spnnte9S un 4.3O unb /. rs
Wrreens rnb 4.20 gtd6mittd6s. Mbean9 BON QDa~ Affirmation
8 20, $50 unb Ills Wipr9enS unb 2 80, 4. IS, 7.30 Mbenbs.
SDnnta8S UNI Z 30 W'preenS unb $50 unb $50 NadYnttta9s.
Sur Ger sos tlnnap0lts) unb 3.45 O~iOreen3ug unb Der 3
WGdrntttags5ue rpn Baltimore, un6 Der 6 20 W~pr6easua unb
Ter 230 gfaGnt. BUG Spn gDafbtretpn taIteu an auen sta.
ttpnen. Der 7.Oo Wfcr8en3ue BON 8alttnpre, unb Ger 6 20
WCreer5ue spt g8afbtnetpn feben IN Gerbinbune NIT Der
NnnGrp!ts &rab. Dlrbjiee fur annapolis b~erladen Bat
ttmpre sos MDr8tns Irb 4 Stntnt rnh oerlalIen Mnnas
ppIts fir Baltimore s Ipr9en6 urb 3.45 gtadm., unb bal.
zen an aacn Stattpnen n6r6ltf orn fer SSuuelion.
WDeeen nGberer Musfunft, StGetS ieber Mrt1c, wente man
on s 6. @nelGno, Igent In ter Contamination pber an
BITE Tidet Sffce.
81. 9. 6 SMITH, GrdnsprrtmetRer.
S. W. @ple, Sen. Itdet Y8snt. {2ee;-)
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Montaaue 8roS.,
Seuerz0er sagenten,
Sc GecOnrNr., Baltimore.
Geenttn fur btsfVISeubsn 8euer-gsrf@eruues @Onpas-
n!eeR l. gIaHe:
metropolitan Sniuranet 60, Ntp Drrf,
9runbfapttaI ami SbIt8. $1,7OO,0 600
SuternattpnaI Sui. Co., Rg,
SrunbtapttaI unbDbIts. ~1,250,O0O
AbrtGtsc Sire Snfurance Co.,
@runbfapttaI 100000
Refclute Sire Srfuranee Co.,
@runbiapttaI 100000
8erlufe nerber prDrnp beeuta1tet unb DbneIraeuh etue
ger3Deerune tn unferer Office be3nbIt.
Sur YpltCen unb Sternpcltetne 8erebnunel
YerIpnen, peIbe tn Der Wetrppplftdn pber 3~feirIute Go.
tert6ern tdFen, fnb su ether DtStbenbe son Rem Gertnn
~beredttet, pel&e f6pn man9maI so Yrpa. betrug, Dbne bas
lie bic etnat8en BerIufe Der @pnp. be6en 3u beIfen brdu&en.
Demtf3es Strmeu ais &tferen3en.
@atI & Mr. gbdS SptIFer Il Go.
Stelmann, 3tnrt&s& 90. SGcot Seeeer.
Z. 6. Brdan8 b Go. (mdt23iU
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-29
1IntOn TeMer Oerffcbcrnu9S> @efeN
{Chdft BON SdlttmDre~

Dteft GefeGiGaft If nunnetr berett, euer-gerF@eruna
Ir Stdbt- unb eanbbeTbtbum entge9enaunebmtn. Dtt Sffcs
eFnbet f@ SD. 40 SecOnbftrabt, auf ber S%prbfetts.
s b Gpdte8 s, @r6Fbent,
Ottettpren
Gbaunen Drppts, prafbentbfr vSDeiteru Sant".
benrp 6. Sbr1rd.
gDm. &besnut, BON Wnt. G6Esnut 4 Gp.
StntCn YarIburf, Faufunann, SDutbfr
Dnt Srtb8es, BON lDm. Bridges Il Spbu.
Spbn o 5ewes, EtetIE1nbIer, prattRr.
SDfepb NlattberS, BON Ebrs. Nedttbers & SDbn.
gm s. pens. Beef unb pUrt-Y6fler.
SDbn 9 Bridges, bon s 6. Bridges Il GU.
Spbn GpateS, SretterbdnbIer.
SaneS . Spedr, BON @ebr. Spear.
SObn Surnbuatr IT,, Eeppt&bdnbIer BaIttmOrtfit
(sott Otis spear Sefr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-29
Uerml(d)to 0n6eiQen.
0ie &Safbin9tDm
TeIer : Serit6erungS 0eieQi6aft
BON aItimpre.
Nn 81 Gnntk CTR ILnr Nr Ar4tknn NRntInaaI MAal a

Wv oil SpUIp Strr nter Ger prttten 9t1ttpn1I'Sant.S
Giefe @eielf6aft Serfdert 9sbduIt6fetten, Daaren
peri0n:tdeS @~t9snttuna TN q ueetnetnen, SGtfe I'M Safer
&c. 8e8n Werlpft .butN Beuer unter BEN s~unfftefen Bebins.
un9tn aue gerlufe werten fpsletd be3ubIt unb prpmpt
bertattst.
Dtreftpren.
GbrmaS . @dnbt, bon Gdnbb, @tlptn II Go
Nnt Dbttelpf, grGftfent ter Drttten NatipraI Bant
8 " garfer, bUn 9 6 @erter u Go
y 9 @bappeu, Manufacturing Gbentf
q 3 Neeie, bon q $ 8eefs u 0rps
S . Nafpn, BON s . Wiefpn II G9
! Spne, @raioent Der Gecil g9ant
S 6 Bea1drt, BON 8 9 Gea5ant u BRO
S s Dir, bon Dir u Steiner
5 2earp, Spn s 9earb II Gp
y v 4errp. @pmmtf1pn NerGant.
2 = SMITH, BON Iuder u Smith
u DO Sptler, BON Sptler u MicG6
9 ~&tnberlD, pDn Kimberly Brps
S 0artman, SDutb @dtfr
9 y 3ptrnlenb, BON gEnh GteSnut u GD
y ) bartlett, bpn . 3 Bartlett u 60
S g 6ptbes, Builder
y vs. 5umriGbUaft. BON 6 80 5umrt6tOuie u 60
3bp8 y. GanbS, @r6k
Sranets s. Rc@tnnts, SER. (2snOceHt)
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-
ID M
IN III "a ND Il
2SeIIer> SSeE!'N2Sc"n s$oSeTeu1CD0fG
IN 9teD@Oort.
gaar-gapttul $5Oo,Ooo.O 90
heSerlS"R q" l. 0""' @nrit Stoz|z0l
@@nSS tasSer! YrarOeat:
"rI.Fp outright SE"'
@IfettOreH:
WiprtS 5tl8er. Ger. s. EbpnaS.
Wt6Gel 0tenau. @Dtltant S6aG.
S. Senrp 9arpt' Antpr Sdettltr.
Senrb 8aG. Peter Wturrap.
6. 9pppenbufen. e. &aure.
GeT, ~ "aM%"S" NJ; y. 9VEet.
Go1tNt y. m 800 0IH'om =. S"'p'
y; VptIIlseo Vu"'P''' S'2a Sgst@ppp:
Slement Vestpti 10. Gtlspemtt8'
Sacee " SW"9''' gearp Staet,
3: S0Ie'9tt: G.V' V: OpqrmaNH'
VOtutdW Splp'bH WtuDeE 0S. Ocpes-
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1885,
a 6an,burgza merifanii9e
49, Ra'etfugrt aFttsuz@ cieaiGaft
MDft~Dn ntpfS 6iffabrt
sntf3en
Qa1tburg unb Jterp Sort, ria Southampton.
r~nttttsIft ber nsnsN, anf tas SUItbefte erbauten nnb @Ie
gantefe etneertGteten erpSen e~tfernep ppf- DampfIGtfIe:
Sertnania, 1900 Gonner, Capt s @6lers,
garpnios $500 8pnnen, Capt q 6 9teier,
NuuetnGnia, $500 3onneu, [neu] Capt 81 Erautuann
S5prufITa, 2HOG 3pnuer, Capt s 8 @penIen.
SanariG, 94OGs Conner, Capt s 3aube,
EeMtunia, 2fOO Eonner, Capt 8 s Saad,
,3ret Dampfer i'm Eau tesrifen.
Die S1Mfter hteier Qtnie ~bef5rbern biz
Veretnt9te Staten Dpf
UNITED States MALL
unb etben wdbrenb btefes Sabres re8eItndbt8 BON gseu y)rrt
Sonuar 6. %. getruar 8. II. gadrs 5, II, 81. upr
IA, %. gtot IL, 20. Junt9 %. Sult 7, 81. &ueuR
4, Is. Septentber ] Is, 20. Sftpbtr 13, u. gtpOember
10, "a. Desentsr s, %.
&nserbem perrfn t0dtrenO tes euusen Satres @rtra 6 tea-
n 1mi 1t %SsssaS;s Zen s f. SS Sgs g Sssss,t ttT so gfStsti, de- s%trSi"Sa"s
SOn Nfep yUrt nab Sambnre, 9aSre, SUnbUn ant
Sputtanptch:
I. GoiItp Sber"Sdlpn...,. .$105.00
l. 1AI"t 11ntsr-Salpn =. ............ 80. $3.50
Swt1NenoeG......:. $3.50
gOn Snmtur8 unb Saprs mad Rew gUrr.
I Roi1.o Ster.Sd!pr -. $112 80
@ nnter'Sa!pR ....""..... :. 80 90
sasisar tn eoib p5er gaeisreslt NIT 9oit-aadtO. 40 "
Gtnber 3ptfGen J unD 10 5abren bic 6dlfte.
(Ale incl. getCfigune.)
Jtetpur-&ifetS 3n e%rrndst9ten Pretien.
EF- pafete mad @urDpn nehrnen mir Its ll9r Wrrgens
am Gb9dn9staee etnes jebsn DampfIGtfes an.
Ae6en Yafaee ptnbe man f6 tn Rem Yer ausiGlteb!tt
an Ge General gafaees " eenten Der 'FtniS, s. Rt3arb
Il 8paS, gtG. E BarcloSAr Habe Srpatmae
Sn Baltimore an tte G%rpebttiDa beS .@alttuarrs IDc6er."
t22ilt tup III
ExEaN YDtpnac
&ratt9pGrtattOnSs3tfste.
Darhpfer @rpreB Capt. e. ". 9tet6er.
80. WulIbeh Capt. 9Dnn. Hie6an,
Scr!allsn gtebtftr. gDGarH 5uB spn BarreRr, ieben Dtenfae
une Sdmna6 4 ltr gla6mtttdes fur
Nleranbria, WaibingtOn unb @eprgetoiUn
In gertiutur6 mis- btr Orange unb @~leranbrta @tienbatn
mad 9pn9bmra uHb talten an be 6cp6tnIt&tu ~SanRanss-
pldsen bes pptcu1at StuIIe8 an.
3uraffebrenb Serlafen %htefe1ben so a ~ inetp n ieten
Wtttwpd rno Snrtfa8 6 ubr YiUrsenS unb u Geranbrt
Z ubr W3or8ens nnb taIteH ebsnials an ben pptCmac San
buuespIaseu on.
De8en Nusruuft i!5er 8raat pbet @a(aee penbe mat, lid
Sn Baltimore
on q. Neebba n Il sons. I42 etebtfr. NbarE
Sn Nlerantria.
an s. BrDberS b Gp>, No. 81 tnefr.;
Sn g0eIbinetpn Ut Geor9stpDn,
du Mdr9dn. Rttnebdrt & { o.. NS. 104 SHdterRr.
unb 241 Z ctr. (bh1n M
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uorooentfd)et glopo4
80 J~iegelmdbi9e btrette
- sPof= SanpfidiF= Salrt
3ptf@en
Sreaaeaa M1aD SSe&u Mprf

EsE& T"F- OHMPITWtU@ eygyr1
3wtf&en
Srenae1s aa1aD NSefO Wprf
bia southampton
oarploie ~beItebten, elegant eiugeri6teten Goftbauipfs6jF
S6rcriel,, Capt. s. Wleber,
@e'p 9urf, Capt. 6. bon Oterenbors
5ai'fn, Capt. S. 8. bon Ganten,
9lniericas Capt. s. Weliels,
9erH1aI't, Capt. g.. Benfe
NeHtfdbldnc, i'm 8au.
nniCH, i'm Ban.
bon 5000 Spnnen unb 700 Bferbefraft.
Die @epeSitipn8tase ftnb pie fplat ~fedaeSest
Son 2jreiner: GoutbamptOn: O1c,D
De5. 30. San. 8. San.
San. 10. II. Gebr.
8e6rnar 10. 8e6ruar IA. Wsars 10
n "a. %. "a
an uel6en Gasen bic Dau1pfer
Die Wer. &t. AOft
mitne6rlen.
Die 00upfer biefer 9inie 6alten s,r QunOung bon ga >
~Iasiereu MAO @nolanO uno 6runtrei4 in Gont6amptpu
Yaiia9ezBrene:
Bon Bremen ssa6t Steio 9JSrf.
= eo;H4.. Oberer Salon ...$112 500
untrre1 DO .... 80 so in Cob.
3mii9enbed ............... As 90
1Ot Sseiu gotf is0@ &reIneu, 2umcur, SABRE n,sb
5putbdrlptCm.
r.,aAo. Oberer SoIcu... $105 OO)
N"'"N' tnterer DO 49,. 62 50 ) in @plS.
SptlGenoed ................ 81 soy
ale incl. 8efSfft8Ins. 8;noer ;tpiI6en 10 Sa6ren
bic S1ifte.
g @pntanter mad Sabre, Qonbon, Southampton
unb Bremen 81 ben nieoriSten 8reifen.
PaGete u. |. ~. perben Bic 9 nbr 8ornlittasS AM Mbs
~SansSta8e it 8nreau ber l1nter;eiGueten angenpmmen
unO auf Serlan8en mad irgenb einem 26eile BON Deuti6z
Lamb ~tefTrbert.
aD2it bieisn S9ifen perben 8riefe mad alien E6eiletr
Seltti@ian7S tetOrOert nnb unter Der @uI9rift uper 8re=
mer Steamer" III alien Soft 8ureaus Der Ser. @taaten
angenpmnteu.
g6esen 6rGGt unb PafiaSe ipenbe man f6 an
Sclrid,'S S 60,
SEQ. SO 8rpabftr., getp Yprf.
pber an bic Office bes Baltimore gBedern. G1ioi1
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Ni6rOli6e GentrQl
Giienbabm+

So(oenber Winterz SsabrpLor

O0l9ertDer yEtnter@ SdDrpldn
trttt NIT t pntG8, 20. " %. 1866, In 8raft.
Mbeahe n6rbIt6e 3 ii 8 E BON Baltimore.
9prfer MISUNDERSTANDING gtp. 1 ...........7.2O frIt'
Yptju9
S1neu3u6 tSdf Gtne) afd0m'
garttpner MccpmptatipnStu Tp. 1 ..........12,30 ~
gOrter McepnDeatipns5u8 $50. 8 ........ -. $50 ~
Sittsbnrs Grte @6aeusue ......"..:::..... 10 abeubs
9tttsbur8 &Inira S6nel5u9
Gntnnft flbtt6er 3 Ii Sc In Baltimore:
Yttt8ture @irttra SGneu3u9 .......s.......7.OO frub
gnritpner NeeOnphattSns3uS 81 a.: .....8.3O n
gDrier b. So g.. ........1OI5 y
g6neu;us (Saf 2ine) GG6m.
parttpn &cspmpbattDna3n8 gtp4 TN Bolton Sep. 4 so n
pEfSuG
Ser Spf-, 0urG f6ntl tSaf 2tne) unb Yittsburs @!mtra
S6neusus baltrn ;ptiGen Baltimore urb PARTON niGt On,
Die Ourdfbrta (Gaf 9tne)rt YCfo uni Accommodations
3nge la~tren-Spnntd8s Gus9enpltmen-tG8It@ ah,
Der pttssburs &rte S@neH3u8 eett - NIT @useabnde ees
San1fags-tdeltd at.
Ser Yttt86urs &mtra S6neGsus eebt tas1iG ab.
9pfs unp Accommodation ssi8e fDn1rnen -Spnntd8s Gus
SenDn1men-taeltG an.
Der Durd fbntltu9 (8at 2tne) frautt tdsltG an.
Die 9pf,, Dur6f6ueu., 9ittsburg @rte unb Ytttsbur8
Glmtra GGneGtuee i9Itesen fb tn 9arrtsbur8 an BITE Bulge
Ger Yennlplpauta Central &tienbabn mad gtttsburB, @lebe-
lamb, GplumbuS, Cincinnati, SnttanappIts, @btcGsn St9putS,
Sort U asne. 9~ouispiae, @atrp unb auen Yuntten TIM aGefen,
ytprb- unS SibweRen eenau an
Gte Drift unb S6neu3uee f6lteBen T6 SIT @Intra an bic
3lee Ger Stem Yprt erie Babn mad oaen 9unften i'm nSrb-
lifen. ntittleren unb refIiben Nep Yprf an.
gtaberc Musfunft frbdlt man int Gdpertfr. BabnhDfe.
s. 81. Dubarrt, Sen. Superinttnbent.
(20npol 6. 6. Opuns, Gen. @a~fdater-W gent.
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0ro6e YrdmienzG oQecte

OrOBe YrGmtenz0 Olecte
3nr @rrt6tune hes
am q. RIpriI 1860 bonn 9tddte Nep SerfeD In,
cprpprtrten
Seuti6en Sttualincnz uno @aiicnbauics
tn Der beutf6en Stebt
@A0 3arbDr SttD.
9reibunoerttdu Ieno Contributions : Nntbelle
teber " ntbetI nnr 6 linen DpIlar
SitUali0en= 11O @1ienbans=T 0n6,
DretbunDerttdufen6 NrGm,tert 0ertbetlt
~fueroen+
Sfber Der etnen Dollar 1npenbet, nm NIT bteGer fletnen
Betaerer terfrippette SDIbnten unb p~erIaGeue Giuber unter.
hIben au belfen, bat bic MuS11t, burG gItt9e Bernttttlung
Der s5rau Sprtund etnen ~retjenben 2anbfb BON 500, 900 9Dertb
pter iDnt etue Yrdrnte BON bteIer Surnnte 1bpdrf8 su cr3te-
len. Die 0ertbetlun9 btetet peeunt1re 8prtbetle wte fetne
5wette- Seber MnttetI-S ntabe Mu6 etne
y r d m tie erb1ltcr
NtabereS beia8t has publtetrte pamphlet.
SIM Muftra8e:
Der gertpaltunsSrdtb bes beutf6en S~nnaItben-
unb carbohydrates.
~. u n NJ a n e., SER.
Original Sidets
AT 81 Fnb ~suEtaben, $40. 299 YrattHr. bet 6 BIZ. Etfber,
fppte 9eeen &tnfenbun8 bes betr. Betrda6 nebh 3 Cts fiji
Ypffamp8 nnter Der MbrGhe 2putS . uIItn9er
&c s9arbgr'Gtt4, New Series. gu sablrei6eu
&etbetItsun8 label etn
G6pf3nt] 2puts B%uIItneer, Gen. Aat
n- atdsts Fntlaua timber Office tts.. RatttmpfegDe6e
u baben.
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TeuerrNerff1erura
Der ahpciirten 6%euerman1S 8erfi9erune8aes
ieIIdaft BON Baltimore.
Stp. 4. SOutbfrr 8esendber benz Sun-@eb6ubt.
SIN getra6tbe Der srfpIeretaen Ebattsfett hes DAMP f-Fe usr-
Departements iteaen MIR Don test an iurh ~biut9eren pretie
neue Ypltcen aus unb erneuern aud BITE alten Au ben btUto-
fen Staten. Mle Dteisnteen, peI6s 5aufer WsbeIn UbSsr
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unierer berabeefesten Yrduten antufeben.
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EDUCATIONAL.
T oUGsIANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
At Alexandria, La.

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed In accordance with Act No 49,
approved March m 1861 amended in Section lt Act No
g. approved March 1866 which amendment requires the
selection be made om among those who have not them
selves whose have the of paying their
expenses which cs shall appear by tho certificate of the
Police Jury the parish the Board Of Directors Of the
Public Schools the city Of New Orleans condition
that the Benecaries whose education thus provided for
shall be required the close of their said Institution
to the occupation teaching school, within this State
years thereafter required report such
fact to tue Superintendent of the said Institution.
The Police Jures the parishes of the State and the
Board of Directors Public Schools the city of New Or
leans requested appoint said Beneficiary Cadets with
out delay
The appontee must be fourteen n years of He must
read and WE'LL and know arithmetic far ratio and
proportion, Inclusive and the rudmens of English
and geography.
will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary his maintenance and education but clothing
good supply of which, especially underclohing he must
bring with him.
present session closes GOTH The session Of ten
will begin the first Monday in September and close
3h 1857 The Institution has good corps Of Professors
and eighty Cadets at present and there every TO
believe has from the dangers which recently
beset it, and now stands on firm and lasting basis.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana, and ex-ofico President of the
Board of Supervisors.
March Sth, 1866
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The Courts.
Eases set for Trial This Day.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
ADIOS,
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

hverges VS.. his creditors. Gaydeure, Cas-
ti. Magne, Roselius g. Phillips
recession of H. Burlays-T. W, Collcns. r. H.
B1wne.
recession of E. CoX-Dirhammer Lacey. Eel
bb & Mills. J. D. Augustin.
l.. Shift VS.. &. Shift ct aIs.-Morgan, Spoftord
Clrk l. Bayne.
l. E. johnson, tutrix, VS.. VIM. Alexander-B.
Fan. T. W. Collens.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Frs. Tracey vs.. COPELAND and wite-C. NJ. Brad
fdi. Robinson.
Mlee. P. W. Collens.
[cCann & Howell VS.. Purvis & Co.-Egan
Inward.
!. G. Chamberlain VS.. City of New Orleans
lily. Hewes.
Iamuel Kent vs. Stanley ct al-Henderson. j.
FGornor.
frs. Fagot VS.. A. Montgomery-Burthe & Tru-
diu. oliver & Trist
heCally and wife VS.. Miller and wife-Mix &
Hoinson. J. J. f. blanchard.
P. Corvegs VS.. Grellier ct fils-Planch ard De-
hdent p. p.
3fL Fleisch VS.. Green and wife-Buck McDon-
ld
7 Nshan, agent, VS.. R. Tramcutand- Handlin.
risst.
Aeline Stringer VS.. DR.. Wickliffe-Koontz.
3ebn, Fuselier
nc. Mix VS.. Hartman ct Hutchinson. Ear
naItS Ferguson.
lbs. Fellowes VS.. P. Gynn-Mix. Browne.
Folsom & Co. VS.. Slawson ct al.-Morse.
Mcee.
JBauer VS.. Conner and wife-Howard. Lem
ley
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
1C. Pagan VS.. ]. Ma J. c. Murphy-Hyams &
JOS. Miller.
Ibcock & Kernochan vs.. J. NJ. & J. G. Muir
pht-Hyams Jonas. Miller.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Jonas G. Anderson VS.. Elliot g. McKeever--
La, Huntington.
Ines H. Gibbons VS.. J. &. H. Perkins ct ais
Bhne. Clark & Bayne.
A. Castaned0 ct ais, vs. Joseph N. Robert
etIs.-Belden & Fuselier, Tissot, Dejean, Cutler
hwkins. a-t
hry Hasselbecker VS.. H. Solard, her husbend-
Blk. Lemley.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Szymansk vs.. P. Plassan-Morgan & New.
Tipt.
Lasere vs.. E. Rochereau & Co. ct als-Voor-
hi, Magne. Taylor
Lasere vs.. A. Dolphin ct als.-Voorhies.
Msne. Taylor.
I'M. Methof VS., Byrne & vance-Roselius &
Philips. Briggs.
eter Marcy VS. Merchants Mutual Insurance
Chpany-Buchanan & Gilmore. Durant & Hor-
|, G. Thomas vs.. Thompson & Barnes-Morgan
slew. Huntington.
| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
| has. A. Miltenberger VS. J. r. Terry-Fellows
| &fills. Durant & Hornor.
| lenry ]. Sorrell vs.. Jno. NJ. Lear ct al.-Durant
Aornor. P. H. Morgan.
| has. Haywood VS.. G. Boye-Durant & Horror.
| GSchmidt
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DURYEA'S SUPERIOR STARCH AND MAIZENA,
4ention is called to the advertisement of Mr..
VI. Duryea, at l66 Fulton street, New York,
Tose superior starch, and satin-gloss starch, are
1ommended by those who have used them as
liter than anything in the starch line heretofore
I'D, and sold at much cheaper rates. The same
hse also manufactures maizena,, an article used
making custards, cakes, buildings, blanc
hinge, etc., and is healty and nutritious article
{diet of itself. The Messrs. Duryea's starches
d the maizena, are for sale in New Orleans at all
3 principal groceries.
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OBITUARY - Marie Ame1ie, er-Queen of
France The venerable Marie Amelie, ex-Queen
Of the French, the second daughter of Ferdinand
the First, King of the Two sicilies, wife of Louis
Philippe, died on the oath of March, at the family
residence, Claremont, England, aged eighty-four
years. She was born in April, 1882, and was mar
ried to Louis Philippe, at that time Duke of Or.
leans, and in exile, in November, 1909. In 1914,
after the fall of Napoleon, the duke with his fam
lily, removed to Paris, and the immense estates of
his father were restored to him. He now took up
his residence at the palace at Neuilly, where most
of his nine children were born. There his cOnsort
devoted herseltto hermaterna and parental duties.
By the events of July, 1880, Louis Philippe be-
came King of the French, but his Queen never APP
pears to have valued the station for any accession
Of dignity. and Importance it gave her. Indeed it
is asserted that she was very adverse to his
ing the sceptre: she probably felt that his happi-
ness, if not his good name and his life, might
thereby be perilled; but when he decided to be
King she meekly took her place by his side,
sharing his troubles without ever seeking to share
his power. The French nation respected her char
acter, and never imputed any of the Kings per-
verse folly, which led to such signal mistakes of
policy to her influence; still the strength of her
soul was never surmsed until her husband found
himself in danger of losing his throne, when she
endeavored to prevent his abdication, and kneel-
ing before him exclaimed, SIT is the duty of king
to die with his people," But when he resolved on
fight her presence of mind sustained and guided
him, as though he had been child. The sequel IS
familiar to all the world Louis Philippe and his
Queen left Paris and fed to England on the 26h of
February, 1913. Supported on the arm Of his
noble wife, he reached the carriage that bore them
from their kingdom, and after two years and
half of exile he died on the Goth of August, 1850
at Claremont, near Esher, Surrey, residence Of
tered to the eXiled King and Queen by the liberal
ity of her Majesty. In 1864 Queen Annette was
present at the marriage of the Count de Paris with
his cousin, the daughter of the Duke and Duchess
de Montpenser, when she received from the com
pany assembled a complete ovation.