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New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
NAVY GAZETTE.
RrrErEaRAPn TO rHE TRIBUNE.

B TEIgGRAPn TO THE TRIBUNE
Rear Admiral H. Bell commanding The Asae squssn reports 10
the Navy Department from Hong Kong the 3si d December ihe
pomnt and disposition Of the vessels under bis Command fer kst
mouth The Hartford has remained Hong Kong the date of he's
ARRIVAL there the ID Of December making which
completed however and the date of Rear Admiral Bells rpoe
she sa ready for The Wyoming arrived at NasaA on the I'd De.
ember and m the 18th inst By Of the na1 Sea with
board bound Yokohama
been actively enged the coast for ptt having lI lea
quarters Hong Kong She rendered efficient
@ obtaining redress Tor wrongs TO eountmen Her conmards
reports that pae occurring but this the
Nohf has set n The leader u pirates who ock th
Suh has been apprehendd tried aud executed The Board uns-
writer's insist that ak vessels Of certain shall armed
VII doubtless have good eject The wind and during e uhold
northeast monsoon, and particularly during months O November
December and January both very heavy weather had des
ayed the Ashueo time at Manila from which place ormanaf
intended sailing the China The ship Supply daily
psea az Hong kong The following deaths Ispoa by Hear
A Lt sGee the Oats Of last epQTt Henry Williams hoatsvA
Mate who oied Dee w. and Ohas Co cnsfy who died
Dec ~ 10th siteehed to the Hartford ard fmoI hGIlh t'as
Tie Whslssett Dec ~, Rt@ ActIg llEgs MasJ u NJ
lafglsa Llk ytIsLsA
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
VIRGINIA.


ALEXANDRIA CHARTER ELECTION-TDE COMHISSION-
FRS REFUSE TIE voTt OF THE FREEDMEN.
TRIBUNE.
WASHuNGrON March 5.-Accordmg to toe informaJ
ton from Alexandria, Va, the Republicans held q
mass meeting at Lyceum Hail, which was largely at4
tended by the colored men, and after addresses bN
the Republican candidate for the Mayoraty George
G. Tucker and Others they Were instructed TO offeh
their votes to the Commissioners of Election, but f
refused, that committees would take them. IhiS
morning this course was pursued by the colored men,,
and the Commissioners ruled that they could not ret
ceive their votes In consequence places were opened
for the reception of their votes Mayor Latham, With
some of the citizens waited the President Of tho
United States TO inquire 10 the right Of the colored
men to vote, and was by him referred to the Az!
tOrney General The latter officer declined TO
give his AiniOn on the question in 20 short q
time but said lie was inclined to- believe they,
would not he thus entitled until the Govern
ment had formally taken possession of tho
State Gen. Candy, commanding this depaftment}'
in response to Il request from Gov. PIepont, mado
the necessary arrangements for sufficient military
force 10 be on the ground to preserve order if neces>
sary. Two companies of the 18th Infantry, under
command of Col StanhOpe in person, arrived in tha
propeller Rucker from Washington last night, and
about daylight this morning three companies of tha
9TH Cavalry arrived, the whole being under COM
mand of Gen. Emory, who has his quarters at the
office of the Freedmen's Commissioner.
A telegram from Alexandria received tonight says
the election passed off without disorder. Latham
was reelected Mayor by G3 majority. The negro vote
was not received by the Commissioners but recorded
by the Radical candidates for the municipal offices-
The Radical white vote is &C. 1t is reported that
more than 900 negro votes were recorded.
The following letter from Gov Pierpont was re-
ceiyed prior to the election:
RICHMOND, March ], 1867.
To JouN HlwxHURsT, esq, Alexandria. Va.
DEAR SIR: In reply TO your favor asking my
opinion as 10 who TO vote at the muni-
cpal elections this Spring, under the act OF
Congress known the Sherman BILL providing for the
mere efficient government OF the Rebel States commonly
called the Military bill have the honor 10 answer that
have examined that law. IL will be in force from the
time of its passage All male citizens over the age OF "A
wears are eud at all elections, except those
disqualified The cOlOred people undoubtedly eDt-
lied ole, under the bill, at your municipal election
the bin passes Congress before the election day
am yours, dc, +. H. PIEHfONr.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.

REPUBIICAN VICTORY IN oswEGo.
~ 1sIEeRAPH
OswEGO March j..-At the charter election held in
this city to-day the Republicans elected their candi'
date for Mayor and three ont of the fonr Aldermen.
The city government now stands Republican.
EIonRA CHARTER ELECTION.
ELNTna New-York, March Be. n. Ffisby RE
publican) was elected Mayor to-day, W. Il. Jud-
son tDemocrat). by &c majority. Five Republican
Supervisors and one Democrat, and i've hepubhcan
and two Democratic Aldermen were elected. 1hs
present Republican majority in the Common Council
is four.
PoUGHKEFPsIE GONE REPUBLICAN,.
POUGHKEEPsIE, March 5-The election passed off
quietly. George Inns Republican, was unanimously
reelected Mayor having been supported by both par
ties Frost iRepubcan) beat Smith Dem.l by 500
majority for Collector, Republican gam. lie yote
was light.
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY IN l0NkERs.
YoNKEEs, n. Y, March 5.-Ihe annual chartes
election of officers for the Village of Yonkers cana
off Yesterday. The entire Republican ticket was
elected as follows: President, Justus Lawrencej
Treasurer Bailey Hobbs: TrIstees-FTrst Ward, r.
T. Getty: Second Ward. g. 7. skinner tfnll teFml and
G. W. Maitland Ito fill vacancy; Third Ward,
Ethan FIagg.
AUBURN ELECTS REPUBLICANS.
AUBURN y. Y, March 5.--John 5. Fowler, Repub-
lican was elected Mayor by a majority Of c2J. Tho
entire. Republican City ticket is successful 18th an
average majority of eco. -Four Repuhllcan super
visOTs and four Republican Aldermen are elected.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY ROCHESTER
ROCHESTER. NJ Y. March 5.-1be Cbaser election
passed off quietly. Fish, Democrat, is elected Mayor
by Se2 majority a gain 10 the Democrats OF 1892
Langworthy, Republican, is elected Treasurer by ed
majority Collins, Republican, Justice Of the Peacei
367 majority The Democrats elect 10 of the - Alder
men, making the Board Of Aldermen, with those who
now hold over Democratic 10y one majority; Ihd
Democrats elect nine OF the il Supervisors IN tho
City a gain OF five The returns On SupervlsolS
from the towns show Democratic gains; and tho
probability is that the Board is Democratic.
TROY DEMOCRATIC.
TROY. March 5.-1he charter election to-day rev
suited in the choice of the whole Democratic city
ticket The Hon. John L. Flagg is reelected Mayor
by 945 majority James Forsythe The Demo-
cratic candidate for Justice of the Peace, bas l62
majority and the Democratic Assessor 20 majority
The Common Council will stand Democrats, il he
pubcans IT, same as last year. The city super'jsors
stand Republicans, Democrats, s.
ALBANY DEMOCRATIC.
Albany N. Y. March 5.-At the city elestion To-
day Charles 5. Wilson, Democrat was elected Mayor
by lGS majority The Democrats elect all their CITY
ticket. with exception Of the OVeIseer VI tie fooI'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
. HEAVY WEATHER. or THE COAST

]
FORTRESS MONROE, March This month the
stof1ncst Of the year. has been nagated by severe
eastcrly storm which commenced on s saturday night,
and has been prevailing yesterday and today The Nni
blows from all quarters from southeast 10 northeast,
aud the general indications uniayOlable for good
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
IFEETAN MEETING.

NJ TELEGnAPH 10 TuE g1hhtSE
ALBANY, March "a very large Fenian peelug
was held In tho city Hall tonight Speeches w1Jt nadc
by Senator Morrison and obelr aud liberal collection
was taken up
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
WASHINGTON.

20 MESSAGE FOR CoNGRESs-BUT LITTLE BUSINESS IN
FITllER HCUSB-CHANGES IN TIE SENATE COMMIT
TRBs-TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REPUBLICAN
BRNBERs-THE WOOL TARIFF
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
FATAL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

TrlEGRAPH InE TbtlBpSE
ST. PUL Minn. March b-Thc boiler in II. l'ul-
keys City Mills az Mankaio exploded Saturday ll!ns
John NJ Mcagher and Petc Sclnan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

-DpppeImorb. MusS rantenbur8, BET
Berlin, 20. Sanuar, {&reibt raan bet vs.. g."
uber etu Be.breden Golyenbes: BET hem Sat-
rtrtb Breberef bterielbit fano in ber serao1enen
Naat Elm @e1eu19aftsbaQ TAFT. ~ benz aud bic
unperebeit&tt Marie MIQer, Go&ter bes 9an-
belSmonnes MlGer Don bier, etn8slaben tpar.
Die,e bat @ett 9abren Elm 2iebesps1baltniB NIT
benz bel Breoeret ais 9auetne&t funetrenben
!3immer8e@eQen Rarl 4rauit. Bon &tfer{u&t
e,plaet, Bat berltlte beute. Moraen UNI 5 nbr
@elegenbeit eenpnrnen, tetne Braut aus benz
Iana(aal beraus3 uloden tr it bann nit tbr aut
ben 3of eteanetn une bat ibr bort NIT ,fetrer'
:3tmmermannsbamn1.r msbrere @4ld8e In ben
Rppf bei0ebra@t unb b~enfelten 3er|@mettert.
Die Grau Breberlt bate oumpfe S@laee &C.
b6rt ; es par 70, alS tpenn Sen1ano etnenn Mnoe-
TIN nit ber 3anb In ben &lfen f@ldgt. @ie
rief besbalb mad &arl ; btefer antporttte au9,
fam aber nt@t, fonbern aud bic Duntelbett. trug
bic III 8peen eti&laesne MiQer na& oct &smi-
(e, tplte G@ cine LANCE Seine aus BEN @taut
unb elite banu auf ben 9eubpoen, TO ct na@ber
erbanet poreefunben 1T, Der bertsieebolte Or.
pcra,ns ertlarte ben &rauie fur toet unb bic
Muasr 10 f9wsr strleBt. ba6 'br Sob unttr al
len unt6nbtn febr balb erfolse1 mu0e, unb TT
| ber@elbe aud intmt{9sn etneetreten. @elbptr-
H1nblt9 fest bie(ts i&rsdli@t &retentb unis'
lpnt 70 rubtsss @taet@en in erpee Nutre9uue.
RraH@e 1T Der @pbn a&tbarer <srn, ete IT
! eineu, anbern @tdbt@en ppbnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
Nerbiitund BON l1nolnf6fIQe

Bur @erbitunB Don unsldd6fdQen
cur@ &oblen1l- 9ampen weroen foleenpe
neutrality-suspicious. empfobltn. Man
fuQe bic 2ampe nIs, mdbreno tie trennt ;
brinee pielelbe BET Sag in Srpnune, ent'
ferne Den pertoblten Gbetl pe6 Do@tes
uno etebs &pblen6l su; brin8e rte 2ampe
in tetnen Rug, fobe Dem Atbtm 1reoer aus
benz Munp nod aus ber Nale fart in ben
@ytnoer, petl tabur@ bic Glamme mad
untet, oetrtebeu rpirp, unp nit Dem dter
lem Sel let6 anoeiammelten @o6 In 8e>
rQbrun8 fommt, wppur@ eine Grploloa
entfebt ; TRACE bic 2ampe ~ penie pte
u,Selt9 unp {9raube porber ben Do@t
berunter ; la7e BE 2ampe MID: nit flets
ner Blamme bremen ) l1lde fe nte bur@
Bioien aus, lonoern bur@ lane!ame6 %b>
(drouben reS Do9te8. Bet 8eoba9>
tur0 bteler @erbaltuno6re9eln uno etn{eer
@ord@t (ino lln9lud6fdQe, pie 0e letoer
70 bduf9 purfommen> betnabe unmSslt@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

@@weter BET &atierin BON Seferre{@)
gum &bntse, mar LANCE l9or' In Der ber-
3oe!iden Gamilte bemsrft woroen. Man
tetra6tete f1e aber ale, einsn Sueeno-
trauu1, rtna man mubte, oaB bic polttit
benz 8Brtee cine arbere. @be pcrberettete.,
8eimn lebten Sffbtersbau a&tete mat,
besbalb aud nidt auf tletne Gacta, tpel4e
rte Mtf@ten 2uowts 2. uobl batter, Der
rotben t6nner. Der &5nts perlteb ben
BaQ BET Gaeesanbru@ unb fat ms
>@&loB ;3u%rid3utebren, ma@te refine lanz
oe &po3terfabrt. Nad 'letner &ddfebr
l9rieb er etuen Hanged 8rtef uno, befabl,
Jpn ter prtnaeb CHARLOTTE lofort betm ST.
ma&en 3u lberrei&eu.,
Tim 12lbr Mitta88 fam er lelblt in's
bersoelide Yalais uno ia9te eanS tur3:
vGbarlptte, miQf Du 81ntQtn bon
8avern rperben 2" Man bate Dem &1ntB
Ter bisber 70 l&a&tern Grauen3tmmetn
eeeenlber >par, gar nt@t pie(e @ntldlol'
(enbeit 3ueetraut. Ct batte eeb5rt, man
noble BE prtuse0tn mad @a&ien perbet'
ratber unp 70 entl@loB e1 fl&, raid 3u
reben."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
Gtffe8 Huftret n Der Motbf6tlb'8
in fer Np1itif.

leber bic gDabl Wtyer Garl &ptbl@tlD's auut
Nbotorbneten the Noreoeutf@ep Parliament forfeit
u1an aus Grantfurt:
Die @abl BED Germ ron 9fotbi1ilb III cine
Wustunftswabl, Elm Notbbsb'lf. uoruber F1 in
beB aQe Yartsisn nereintgten. bis auf ben ser-
lGHpin, eno ~spinaiaen She'll bertentesn, pel&e Der
preu6ildes 6er1f&aft aufri&tig ereeben iinb,
bereH Ganbioat abtr ptelei&t nt@t in 10 bic 20
Sobreu annebn1bar erl9etnen ntrb- tpern es
b{er ubsrbaupt baau fommt. Das 0aus Der
Rptb1tilb bat nod niraents ppliti1@e QSpfe BON
Bereutu "a auf ,~u,pei@en atbabt, Ie ftnb trpb tbrer
M{Qtpneuaabl refine @e(hGfts- unb 31nbsIs!eute
aeblitben. Der biedge &bef, 9err MsYer Rarl.
III t,r GIte1e @pbn bes neapolitaner 9aufes unt
nit leiner GpuIne, elmer 2o&ttr bss en9lif&en
Rptb(&ilb, Serbeiratbet. tin Mann BON etea 46
eSabrtu une Yater aablrti9sr TS&ttr, Bic ttsber
NIT ben Dettern Der per(9teoenen ;3weige war>
item a,f9lp0en baben. 8osnappclitii@en prin>
,ipien ietnsr @laubeusoenr6en bulrigen. bat Ct
Sos Ntnana- 9ntereGt in erffer Qinie eepfeet unb
otfSreert, nas BEL Der &oneurren3, bic benz 9aule
f9eit 20 Sabren bur& bic A6ociatton btr Capita
lien entftnnbst, feline gang lei&te Mufgabe mar.
IN ben 3eitbsme9unetn: bic IN isin 1Vannesal-
ter folen, tpar ct nie aftiu betbeiltgt, une fetn
politi@aes Auftrtfsn tn Berlin tDtre ea9er eth
ru,mauS funafrialt&ts lttn. &in ireeuo btu.
DkVQc0 HIVbSoUS" Wv IV""S" ~0"S"S"" b'OSN'
iiber nt&t a1ufe.Rvat, man bat aud aus nuoblser.
0onbep eu@ runben fein @ol@es BON ibn, n~erlnngt.
3un,teune ~ wreu6ea bat itbrissne BIG tsst &C.
rabe ni9t su letnen @&wd&sn eebSrt, tint g.
oentbetl tparer int nsrRo0enen @pn1naer feline
5ympatbtsn ebsr auf anberer @ette III {u&tn,
unb man tpsi6, tuober Der Druid fannie, ben Der
preu6ii9e Bt9feleuurs uno prtuBif&ts papter'
aelo erfubrsn. (@ts4 Yrcatat unter Yart).
W,i ben unter,n RloNeu Der @GbIer bat bte42et~
nuna, taB 5srr pon &ptbf&tlb btr Nenn fet, be
6 Maicn.ng pniributtensn 3uriidtubrtn8en, nt@t
unwelentlt@ bei9etraeeu, TIM TIRE @ttmmen III
aebeu. Die alte Eras,tton, bab etn @taat flr
lei ientua pauie ansaslopfsu, Dtrtt nod tnt>
uatr fort. 49,.
-l1eber bic @erlobun8 bes ca. 21ldb'
rfAen 25ntes pom BaYern wtrb fol8enbe
eemGtblt@e Gptlope bert@tet: ~
vDte 2tebe ber prtn3ef1in Gbarlotte
(Sp&ter bes priu3eu War III 8ayer'1 u1b
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

8urfbart $pufe.
Dtut14eS @af- uup 8oarttn8 = 9an&,
nxf& et.abe, xetta eawtt.rs 8rtd,8lsd,
gHehpind. NINA.
treuabe wte &pRpdnser fxten IN rsetnena 9anfe BE
sst!ke Wetanslxne 1ue ansenetmfe 8ertrtlunl. =.
~ ttr ben A1Sfpauu befutet I'D bet be" pa"fe s'1
les Il. Bxrfbart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
- euti<be Mpotbefe!
~ 1i'""s"y'@j@'
sSQme8 Muri1pn II. @p'&,

Deutlde Muterapotbefe.
merdant's 8lod, &aibinston Mstnue.
gDtr m5@ten a&tunesseu bic @ufnertfam.ttt %terteut-
f9en Bireer pon Wtinneapplts unb umgeeenb out untern
Dprratt BON Weotctnen, Drp8uerten, ebeut1@en 9tpf'
fen uns alanterte-Q0aaren ~lenfen.
Desetetden MAIDEN mir aufnertian, auf uniere Bran
bteS unp %QDhtsfeps, Deutt4e Sreuenas'AeI'Spea'Sette
nab fran3SIihe parfumerten.
Beelonoers @ufmertiamteit ptre ttr Anftrttsnxe
heutf&er @ecepts %eewtemet unS TT EN- neta9t8ter @pe'
tbe{er tets aur Bebtenune ber 8unsen berett.
1IMtr bttten freunelt&R Jim bic beuti@e aunsf&at
1bSas. Muriion! u. 50.
4S nper&ant's Blud, aDafatnstpn asenue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
Befauntma@un9 fur Mnfebler aAf
Gifenbahn ; 4auo.
OfRee her Grfen DtttHpn ter
ct. PAUL une paeife.Gtlenbatn.

" =! Vua!; ~: S.P1snver, 10y: -.
steier Gpmpante eeb6rt, unb beleeen IT, IN ben untea
e~rpdbnten xewus xne Oranges, nnb welae pas @e&t BE-
aniprude en-. tteles 9anb gum Resterunssprehe ~ taufen
&pmpante Bewefie fur bteies &e&tb et3ubrtnsen Uni. far
has Qaub w %be3atlen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

Sle mig rHulVWe19eHo lV0H 1mmer ~9e3mun9en
baben.
@ebr l9Sn eeipro9en, 9obeit, aber berglei9en
bat man 70 oft sebSrt, bab Elm 70 eeifreider Yrin3
et9entli9 bod cine reue Nuanee "tpdblen miBte,
UNI MIDI 81 beteden. SD bepunbere nur, ba6
@ie SIRE 5ulbi9un9en 70 ipdt anbrin9eu, ba6 ie
o%eraltet iint. Sbne Ybrale, tparun1 ni9t eber,
tpenn @ie tommen tpp(ten, unb tparum Test
tpenn @ie pprber @riinbe batten, i9 ablt9tli9 it
~tpeitefer Ditan3 3u balten ? SD liebe 3u tpi1en,
tpie i'd rteinen 2euten ifebe!
Der 9er3pg la9elte, blidte int ;3immer lumber
u1b fab lib bur9 bic @fte9el beuba9tet. cit b.
lieben - prallce gu fra9en, enabi9e Grau, bab i'd
nur bann aufrtdti9 anttporten Tam, tpenn sic
mir Elm te>te-a>te'te 9epabren.
Das 1T 19tperli9 Elm eenii9enber @runb> ST.
belt. Die Damien 9autecpur unb 8ilaiQe finb
rteine 8ertrauten, bic Sbren @retppbn ant tperiq-
iftn perbienen, aud tam biele l1nterrebuna f9tper=
lid ette1 9ar IL 9ebeimen @baratter baben, baB
man fe ais COMPUTATION nebmen f1nnte, benn
cine pplitil&e 8eratbune 1T fe bod wpbl
ni9t?
@te @ie beeblen, i1SneTrau !-Die @teluna
beg 9au1es Orleans III unabbGnaia, rtb ba es benz
&Sniee 70 nabe iebt, aber bod Son iieber 5ebr un-
gert4t zines Gbrsei5es bei@uleist tuprben,, Ser Big
Der tur9 ni9ts bepiieIen tuarb.-
GtttI 9obeit, foQ i'd Sbnen ettpa cine Elite Der
Sntr19uea sprle9en, bic felt gaitpn, SIREN Mbu-
perm, 8e9en bic Bpurbune1 @itte getpelen2
Nur. ipennt man teeen fir feline Mnberren Ser-
@tl.g rtaden tpoQte, parbe Nteu,anb tpeber
!oa Gleil9 itin!
eis. Yrina. aber tuenn man ni@t tpie
~~-s1ren bat bic uuter bic reinengier-
-'a0er7 "~r eer'asss Tti@sei&le&t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
aubsrbalb feds unb tnnerbalb lanf3ebn MttIen

Direfte SmpprtattDn BON
0eutl6lQnb!
NDer uuteriet@nete bat btrett rpn Deutf&laHt tutypr.
TIT unb sertauft in fetnem neuen @ef&aftsSlas
empire 8lpd, neben paul Hte8er's
Dru8 @tpre,
3te @trabe, . ct. paul.
um 20 prpaent btutser, ais treenb eu anbereS 0ef&dft
Ser 6taht Sermae, fpleenee Waaren:s
50 Duseub 6an,bureer gDi@s., @lauj. uns 0laee.2eber.
10 Duk.vs asantIuI.sI hs p 30 uns @eelsSer.
Hsgsls,@~n
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
Tabrplan
81 In 8alleY Babn.

5tnaufeehenb.
DerlaNeu 81. paul 1905 @prn,. 200 Ma6n. AS Ma&.
Meuapta 1928 @prm. 20 Maant. 4.35 ga&.
Mn tnWtnneaapplts 1885 Dorm. so Naan. sos Na@.
6erunt;rtpnmenb.
DerlaGen Wltnueay. $50 Dorm. 100 Na&nt. $40 Rad.
Menopta $40 Dorm. 80 Na4n. $40 Na9.
IN tn ST. Yaul GAO @orm. !. so Na4nt. 400 Nad.
Wpf unb @rpreB !3u9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
Mn0uf pp1t 8eed,
v@atnt@ @au8"

BON Gu1tn8 @rp6,
Gort<Srabe nabe BEN @tn8lpm<6
ct. PAUL, MtHne1pta.
DAD gan5e9aus 1T bur&ausrenpptrt. Treunb-
h@e unb bequen1e 3tmmer febeu eauaiIten uub
etnaelMtn Yerionen tur Dtspufttun.
9a6- Sur cute @taauna IA ebeufaus axf1
Bette aeiprat.
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Def
Spera @Qu8 BilltQr6 @Qlle+

qDir Grlauben uns btern1tt uniern Treunben uni Benz
eeebrten yublttum TIM Nasemetnen ansuaetsen, ba6 utr
Ste ubeasenannte Saae heute esStnen wereen anb !aeen
Id IN Der 5aue ~ neue Ybeax's Btaiarb Glide, uns
Ii Is bic fetnte unb bet etnseri&tete int Nprbwefen.
80 Dte Bar TT perleten nit ben btaen
@etnen, 2iqueuren unp gt8arren,
uub ~ erten wtr fit freunt1t&e Bebtenun6 Naer bic uns
nit tbrem 8eiu&e beebren Gorge traeen.
Garl Otto S 50.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-03

md customers and the public generally, that his
tore having been removed from. its former stand,
djoining Days Drug store, to the large store and
warehouse building,
IN THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD AND
LAUREL STREETS,
ie is fully prepared to keep on hand one of the
'rgest and most varied assortments Of the above
,rtices to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities for
htaining and storing merchandise he is enabled
meet all present and future demands, and
eretore invites the special attention Of Pur-
!. -sers to tnat fact. hoping by spirit of accom-
notation to please all, and to always sci. on as
essonab,e terms as the state Of the markets will
emit to secure a liberal share Of regular patron
20 Please call and examine be fore purchasing
elsewhere. Gaug10-tf
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-03
ACADEMY FOR BOYS,
Corner of Fifth and Laurel Streets,
BATON ROUGE, LA.

NTEssRs "A b. PAYNE and r. D. WILSON
IVL propose to open on the first Monday IN sep
teu,ber an Academy + r Boys, in the sam. build
ing formerly used by Mr. PAYNE The course of
instruction embraces the Greek and Latin Lam
guages together with all the branches of thor
ough English education. intel number OF
boarders win he received into the family OF one
of our prircipals--Mr R WILSON
TEKMs-Day Scholars S. and IS rer month.
For further Particulars, app 5 to either ri the
Principals A , PtIsE:
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DEGs LEAVE to INFORM his FRIENDS and
ID the public at large, that he will keep on
hand fresh and full supplies Of all articles in the
provision line, which he will sell on terms to suit
the cash basis Of trade. liberal share OF pat
ronage is respectfully solicited, at bis stand on
Third street, iuly1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

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