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LOUISIANA.

The Couvontion-Protests Of Members against
the New Constitution.
New ORLEANS, March 8, 1867
In the Convention yesterday some OF the members
voting for the adoption Of tho new constitution as
whole entered protest against portions Of IT.
Article 15S was amended yesterday 50 ~ to make New
Orleans the capital OF the State instead Of Baton Rouge
Against this protest was also entered.
The Convention to day adopted ordinance relative
thursday.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The observation-disclosures ON the School
Question-Lands for Destitute Freedmen.
CHARLESTON. March 8, 1868.
The Convention to-day was engaged In an animated
discussion 10 whether education of children shall be
compulsory. An attempt was made by strong faction
10 force colored children into schools and colleges
the whitea petition will 60 forward 70 Washington
tomorrow asking Congress 10 give unrodeemsd lands on
the coast sold for taxes, 70 destitute freedmen.
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IRELAND.

Tho Feniun Trials and Mixed JurIes-C euerul
NHgte's Case Removed to tho Queens
Bench.
LONDON March 3, 1868.
The trial OF General Nage, a charge OF complieisy
In the recent Fenan operations. resumed at Sligo
yesterday. The day again consumed In an unsuc-
cessfai effort to smpansl jury. The great object be-
ing 70 get mixed jury, eighteen aliens subp9naed
or only six replied the subpoena three Of
thsm being mIhamen, were rejected. After further
efforts TO secure jury, late In the afternoon the trial
was finally adjourned.
Previously, however the motion Of Mr. Heron, the
counsel for the Defence 70 the trial 10 the
or Queens Bench was again made and argued The
Court, under the circumstance granted the notion
The result Of this decision will be 70 transfer the trial to
another place where mixed jury will probably be OBJ
tanned with less difficulty.
Az the Sligo ssszss to-day the trial OF Nugent for
discontinued consequence OF the illness Of
OF the jurors and postponed until the term Of
the court.
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.

Investigation of the Conspiracy to Assnssi.
nate Junrez-His Visit to Washington POST
pOned.
HAVANA, March 8, 1885,
The latest advces received from Mexico represent that
the government was actively prosecuting an nvestiga-
ton Of the recent conspiracy to assassnate the Pres
dent Juarez has postponed his intended visit to the
United states and will not leave Mexico until all the
particulars OF the conspiracy are brought to light and
tho parties implicated brought to trial
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srABBrso ABrRAY.-0n Monday night last two heroes
Of Nackerevc, John Bowden, OF 424 East Thirteenth
street and John McCann, Of 192 avenue b, became
gagged In quarrel, at Thirteenth street and avenue A.
In the OF which Wei ann stabbed Bowden In the
left side unictns q Q 70 sud probably fatal wound.
cf ana immediately lied, but was arrested yesterday
afternoon by tae Sevontean,n precinct 'poiicc.
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BERBICE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeaALl

ChOlerinc-Water Scarce-The Trouble BE.
tween Planters and Laborers.
HAVANA, March 3, 1868.
From Berbice we have news to February s.
Cholerne was prevalent There was a scarcity
Of water. The controversy between the planters
and their laborers continued.
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TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
MEXICO.


Troops Sent TO support General Corona ON
tho Pacihc-Ortega to Be FREQ and Become
Vice President.
HAVANA, March !, 1868.
Troops have been sent from San Luis Potosi TO
Guadalajara to support General Corona In sup
pressing the civil wars in the States OF Jasco and
Sinaloa.
7 Government contemplates offering General
Ortega his freedom and the Vice Presidency OF the
republic.
The proposition to exclude cx.imperialists from
Office has been withdrawn.
! The American Legion of Honor is very much
dissatisfied with their treatment. They have been
forced to leave the country, after having been de-
frauded out of their rights.
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Man WRntcd.O
He last In tho New York depot purchasing .
tcket for Boston, II about years and bald
headed and In the person who originated the publications
(gong the rounds Of the In this city and esewherp
IN opposition 10 Dr. Wocots Pain Paint and Pain Annhi-
lator that said Wocott would not furnish In future
his remedies the druggists am supplying all druggists
the prices usual and fast manufao-
ture. r. l.. MOLCOTT, Sole Propretor
ITO Chatham square. New York.
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GERMANY.

The Estate of tho King of Hanover Conns-
Gated.
BERLIN. March 3, 1868.
The Minister Of State has been authorized conscate
the estate Of the ex-Kng OF Hanover.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunsrd mail steamship Cuba will leave this port
on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will the Post Onico Il
twelve O'Clock ~ on Wednesday.
The NEW York HxRALD-Edtion for Europs-Wit b
ready ~ half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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ENGLAND.

Royal Honor to the Rothschilds.
LONDON. March 8, 1868.
II is said that Baron Lionel Nathan de Rohschid is 10
be raised to higher rank in the peerage.
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UNDER THE WEATHER "A man whose nams is as present
unknown found lying insensibie and badly frozen
the Of Twenty eighth street and First
yesternoon afternoon He was apparently forty i've
years Of age dressed dark cashmere pants gray
coat, red plaid shirt and plush cap. He taken %
BsIlayua EOsptaL
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BELGIUM.

Fatal Fire In n Petroleum Vessel.
ANTwERP, March g. 1S6S
The English schooner Mary Ann with a cargo Of
Daphtha and petroleum, destroyed by fire to-day
Her captain and perished in the ames The ves-
sci is o total loss.
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q. n. Train Arrested in Dmblin.
DUBLIN, March 3-lO P. 4

George Francis Train has again been arrested. He
had advertised that he would lecture this evening at tho
Rotunds in this city, and about proceeding TO the
hall for the purpose OF delivering his lecture when he
taken into custody An audience Of some Ave hum
dred people had assembled at the hall, and when In
and demanded the Of their money at fhe door,
Az one time serious disturbance was threatened but
che crowd finally dispersed, and all s nov que, In the
vcanty OF the building II 10 understood thas Mr..
Train was arrested this time on an action for debt
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Beautiful uair.-ChevaIicr's Life For Tho
HAIR positively restores hair 10 ITS orig nal color snd
youthful beauty mpar life and strength TO the weakest
hair its falling at keeps the head clean 10
unparalleled hair dresser sold by all druggists and
fashionable hair dresssrs and AZ Office li2l Broadway,
New York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, N. ID.
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" A Man WRntrd.0

A Perfect Hair DressinG-Burnett'sC Cocoaiss
imparts tine gloss and superior French pomAdaA
and oils or alcoholic washes.
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An Diseases. Of the Threat. Chronic Brc..
chis and Spasmodc Asthma efectualy cured by Dr. Won
EI5ENBERG, OF 25l Fifth Twenty
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BE Sure and Call for
mis- WiNSLOWis SOOTHING syRUr."
Having the fac simile OF "CURris PEsKiSs' the
outside wrapper. All others base limitations.
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Cold Weather Rt Buffalo.
BUFFALO, March 3, 1868.
This tie coldost morning in March record this
city, The thermometer, at seven o'clock A. NJ, marked
eleven degrees be The weather is clear but
Intensely cold.
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A.-A.-Japanese Hair stain
Colors whiskers and mustaehe beautiful black
II consists OF only preparation. Color
will not fade wash out. Only ~ cents box.
Sold by H. r. HELMBOLD. Sgi Broadway, next Metro
polan Hotel, and by all druggists
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This gives Thomas forty-four on joint ballot, Earle
twentynine, vckers eight and Hamilton seven giving
those four apparently the best chance for the election
The result to-day however, cannot be taken as
anv index Of the final result. Thomas received the
highest vote as special rsbuke to the United States
Senate for rejecting him after a formal election and
there are many members of both houses who favor his
reelection at any cost But the general feeling
to be that the national interests demand the immediate
selection or Senator who will be admitted without
delay and that to return Thomas might perhaps keep
the State unrepresened for another year. Under these
circumstances is probable that Thomas will be
man though at the outset he appears to stand the
best chance lacking only twelve OF the requisite
ber, which is fftysx. Who the successful candidate
viii be 1t Is difficult even to guess. The members are
divided very much and refuse to commit themselves
positively. Swann's name was not even mentioned; !;
neither was Reverdy Johnsons JONES' The latter
Is at present. Attorney General OF the State and Is
spoken Of as not unlikely to turn up the successful
competitor in the end Some say that Swan is TO be
the man at the eleventh hour after ALL while others hold
that Congressman Mccullough, Samuel Hamilton George
Vickers or James I. Earle will succeed. caucus was
held last night but nothing done OF an important
character.
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Cases of ObstinRtc, Chronic Gnstritis nnd
all Diseases of the Lungs Liver and Heart DR..
Won KIsENBRRG, Of soi Fifth avenue. corner Tweny-
eighth street.
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Batchelor,s Hair Dyc.-Tho Best In tho
world thconly peri Dye harmess RELIABLE tnstn.ano-
ous. 6
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Essays For Young Men, on The Error. and
Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Manhood with the hu
view OF treatment cure, by mail free OF
charge Address Howard Association, box T.. fhila-
al,Lla Ps
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BLINDNESS, Deafness and all Diseases Of tho
BY the novel and unfaiing method OF
d. Won BERG Of Isl Fifth avenue, twenty
otuh hth
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MAR RYLAND.
SPECIAL I1lrsaAm 70 the HERALD.

The United states Senatorship-ResuIto Of tho
Informal Ballot In the Legislature.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1868.
The Senate and House Of Delegates OF Maryland voted
separately to-day for United States Senator wee
Phap Francis Thomas recently rejected by the senate
on grounds OF disloyaty. At noon both houses pro-
ceeded to vote vua In the Senate the vote stood
thus
Candidates. Nc of Hotes Candidates. No of Votes
Philip 7. Thomas...... IL Samuel Hamilton. ..... 2
James T Earle Daniel N. Henry .......
George Vickers. rs........ 8
In the House the vote was:-
Cdndtddfes. No. Of Votes Candidates No. of Votes
Thomas. 32 William A. Stewart. 80. Q
EaIe: e:................. "A ID NJ Henry .......... 3
Hamliton............. 3 Hiram McCulough..... 2
v'ckers. .............. John w. Crisheld .... 8
Judge James A. Stewart
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Prtuttug of Every Description Executed
with neatness aud despatch and lower rates than els-
where, at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksrAb-
LlSuMENr, N Nassau street
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Royal Havana Lottery.,PrIzes Paid im
gold Information furnished The hghess rates pa toc
Doubioons md ali kinds Of 9od and Silver
TAYLOR a CO. Bankers, 10 Nall strees, NJ.
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wigs, Teupees md 0rnnrAcntni IIalr.-Bese
quality lsir DYE aud Aas oysug all oolsrA BArvHEL~
0RSS ID Haad sLreaa
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The yrctropolttnn Job Printing Estnbiishs
MINI 9 Nassau street. prepared TO furnish Cards Cir
Gu ara PamphotA Cases Posters aud description
OF Printing rates twenty five cent loss than b
obla,n ned elsewhere In the city
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sufficiently 70 make him sneezs. second
lucifer broke in like . Will-o' the-wisp upon
darkness away In the Of the third story; the
little gentleman In tho midst Of tho smoke cackled
light haha hahal haa" with tho odd Japansseish
cackie, and this time cacklsd 10 some purpose.
ao 81 n a oesan raa Wider
ths little old gentleman bent his II he heard
thing Al the second Broadway, in the vicinity Of
Fire" Just then TOO, the little Imp cappsd his hands
and cackled just little bit emptly than ever
IL backing cough had seized him internally; and this
time the cackie artcuated different tune, and
quacked, "roo lael haha haha haha late. hahal'
insanity the shout went round "Barnu ms nrs -
and speedily crowd was coectcds slim crowd, with.
out engines and, In fact, nero spectators In Vienna
which was soon augmented TO hundred or two, and
that before tho arrival or spglo hre engine Ia the
vicinity.
WORKINGS or the Prns.
The few who were earliest on the spot found little 10
reward their curiosity The nro smoldoring dimly
and seemingly half sufocated with smoke the third
noor and driven downward tor Of other means OF
escape tho smoke had gradually filled the second story
with suiocating volumes which threatened 70 throttle
the whole mensgcre. From Granny and othor avenue
presented the emission Of smoke was so slight that,
saving sors OF iurdness in the light within, might
lighted al midnight Tor the admission Of visitors,
but gradually, - the smoke forced second-story.
ward, began TO wsx dense in the Iowor
undecoived BY the horrible mingiug OF weird vecss
that proceeded from this lower story. Lion, tiger,
hysns, leopard. camel zebr. and screaming baboon,
frightened at the unusual phenomenon, Joined voices
in terrible concert the crescendoes and dmnuendoes
Of which we're enough 70 set csnpodss Of ague run
coiumn-evsry one In its own individual manner vent
ing ts mortal agony Of fear upon the stricken night air
in the vicinity Of No. 637 They sweilsd in . terrible
low whine OF q distant crescsndo only to be renewed
with moro unearthiy horror than before The specta-
tors shook A. with one common shudder. and hundrsds
~ " In foar OF inc breaking loose OF the whole
menagere slipped around the oorus. into the Darkness
quts unable 70 endure ths snto!srAbe horrors oil the
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way were selected and fitted up for the purpose Of car
rying on the museum business" These buildings
known AZ the sChinose Museum" but were Afterwards
changed TO the "Chness Assembly Rooms.n Here many
time and Of, did Young America WOO .he tsrpsehoIssn
nazes OF tho dance Again the buildings changed
hands, and for long time they were occupied By tho
Buckley Serenaders and under thoir Management
Obtained large share Of popularity. Heller subss-
quentiy practised magic ART aud John e. Owens
cecdod in Q unique entertainment descriptive Of tho
perilous ascent OF Mont Blanc. When tho pretty
waiter girl mania afflicted the city few years since the
site was hitting one b'in 70 sn. peculiar
TO yield rich harvest The questionable style OF per-
torrance which gwen At this house, then named
the passage OF an put stop TO the manner OF per-
formsncs then given, and the proprietors wore com.
ssd % sus u no s IN VAN o. the
Company and continued in its hands until the nrs Of
Tuesday night robbed thcm Of their property.
LossKs AsD NsuRANcAs.
No 535 Broadway, h. Kahn Brother, opticians, on
the frst Goor damage by water about S6000 insured
Merchants or Chicago Mutual Of Bufaio western of
Buffalo, Merchants OF Hartford, City Fire Of Hartford
Charter Oak, Mechanics and Traders United STATES Of
Baltimore and Columbia The second noor 10 occupied
for s225oo in the New York Fire. North American or
Hartford Bowery and Williamsburg City The % fourth h
and 9th floors are occupis6 by p. Yrsnken.
he,mer. nsnufae:o,s' q cords and .ssssis;
5000 and Is insured for $4,000 No. 63i broad way
Of spring street. s tho Prescoss House. kept By
Frederick Deitz; the damage the furniturs will DO
about $4,000; insured tor SOS 900 In city insurance
companies the building Is damaged about &c. 900. No
90 Spring street, dwelling house. occupied BY Maud
Ashmead, damage oy water about $500; insured for
$4,000 In the Baltic Insurance Company. The building
Is owned BY the Costsr estate; u rs damaged about
$500 and u Insured for $1,000 !
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
The stock and improvements on the building were
owned BY shs Baruum and Van Ambursh Museum and
Mcnagerie Company. The loss Is estimated Al abou,
100000. on which they have insurance Of about
$l60,000 In city and out OF to~n companies. The buia
inas are ovned hy tho Costef estate The damage VI
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
JORDAN's SUGAR CLARIFTER.

THIS MACHINE emincnty combines simpli.
l. city, cheapness, perfection and durability.
No vacuum process used. 80 simple ~ 70 b
worked by a boy fifteen yeais OLD. II csnnot
easily become 6isarranged, and Is pronounced
perfection by those who have seen II In opera.
ton. The patentee will erect his machinery on
any plantation in Loufsiana on convenient
terms, and will sell patent rights 70 individ uals
Or States by reference to his 'Agents - below:
The Suphurous Gas can be increased OF difrin.
ished, as the bature of the case may require
III the cane Juice. II has proved . perfect sue.
cess on the plantations Oft W. Picott, Parish Of
st. John this Baptiste, near Bonnet Card. La,
and the Sugar and Molassas (also resembsd The
Golden Syrup,) was sold ct the highest maress
prices by Mr. Edward Shift, merchant. No los
Common street, New Orleans. The following
planters Of the Parish Of st Jthn the Baptigts.
la, have used this superior machine, Wis: Y.
Moissonst, Louis Luke, Henry @. story, 81. Ber-
nard Parish, La. See certificate.
This Machine Is very suitable for Moasses,
making II equal TO Golden Syrup. Patents 70
States, Territories or indiv duas, can be oil tanned
by letter, or personally, to
II G.. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, corner st. CHARLES e.,
New Orlesns, La.
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NOTICE to SUGAR PLANTERS.

THE PATENTEE, W. A. JORDAN, has been
informed that Mr.. Camille Mire aud Dr. Nc.
Loud have been putting up some mongrel ma.
chihes- adopting arms ana cups and travelling
On the coast. They have no letters patent from
the United states Government, ans all plan ters
who have them on their places, will be prose-
cuted and the sugar and molasses product there
OF, held liable TOR damages Those who have
them, can arrange the matter amicsbly,f or
through their merchants In New Orleans, by I'D.
dressing personally, or by letter.
Ii. q. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor. st. Charles 81.
dec2-3n New Grlsane, La.
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PARISH OF sr. BERNARD, La, |

PARISH OF ST BERNARD, La,
Story's Plantation.
miles below New Orleans, May ID 1861.
w. a Jordan ESQ.,:
DEAR slK-I have used your patent, and the
machine made and put up by sou, for clarifying
cane Juice BY the fumes o. sulphur las IN ma %akh
gar very superior in color and grain CON-
tbue TO u . your patent, anu highly recommend
it to planters important In the highest degree,
and very economical.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY C. STORY.
These Machines are now ready Tor delivery In
New Orleans, price $500 each, there. Planters
who have ordered will BE- served in turn - regis
terei.
N. ANY infringement on this patsnt the
party will be prosecuted TO the extent Of the Law.
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fy1AyI OIL.

I'N K WIT r-exnlosive Coal Oil, on draft
IL fu II hy- lalion tics, Tor sale at
wee JOSHUA BEAL
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HuTO to TO HVV ~" r uVVIV1t77".
Frederick Seitz, Esq, of EAston, Pa. /,
exhibited specimens Of this tree at the
State exhibition last fall, loaded with fruit;
trees that he had purchased Of us two years
previous. Oui stock viii be the best we
have over offered. They stand apart in
the rows, giving them chance to become
limby and form u nice shape, so that they
will all be extra fine.
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ROBERT T.. LEE.

rGNHE Rohert Or Flour is manufactured by
l. George y q cot Co, OF st Louis, and is
unsu pas5ei ny Flour made in America.
Give it rin VIE You want something extra
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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ST.. CRARLEs HOTEL,
New Orleans, La, April 20. 1857. +

81. CHAKLEB HUTEL,
New Orleans, La. April 70. 1867.
W. A. Jordan, Esq.,: et& GH4
DEAR sR-You have received patent from
the United States for bleaching and clarifying
cane juice by tn. fumes vi sulphur, aid an nd.
vertisement. signed by me, hs wing appeared in
The New Orlea..s Picayuns, April Is, l will state
that your patent 10 no infringement on my pat-
ent for the apple ton Of suIphurous gas for def.
coating and clarifying cane juice.
Il. A. STEWART.
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BUTTER.
SAFER KRAFT.

DEALERS can be supplied with few pack
i ages of Butter at moderate prices by cal ing
At store of d ctsl JOSHUA BEAL
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-pEA.;I BLOW POTATOES

D BARRELS very choice Peach Blow Pota-
~c toes, Just stored and for sale by
deco JOSHUA BEAL
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GARDEN SEEDS.

II f. VIRGIN. successor to ID Maupay, Dealer
IL. in Seeds No 1O4 6raver street. bet. Camp
ard Magazine streets. New Orleans. aug21-y
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CHEAP NAILS.

HAVE in store good assortment Of best
i quality Cut Nails that will close out at re-
tail very cheap for the cash Planters and 9th
will do wei to give me call.
dec3 JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE,
RICE,
BUCK WHEAT.

IUST Received, another lot of choice New
y York Buckwheat--the best n de in America
novl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFT JU-
dicial District Court-Parlsh of East
Baton -touge Succession of Charlotte
Jane Childs No. col.
WHEREAS, C. ID. FAvRor, has this
w day petitioned the Court for letters
Of Administration il the above Succession
All parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition to the same must DO
MED within ton days from the first publ
cation hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of office
this oath January 1865.
N'' +. A GALLAUGHER.-
jan30 Deputy Clerk,
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CRACKERS.

NTOW in store Ralmoral, Cracknel, Soda. Pic
~ MIC and Cream Crackers-all fresh baked
prices moderate (oct29) JOSHUA BEAL
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

IN BOXES assorted weight Candles,
III 10 boxes German Soap.
Just arrived and for sale by
oct1T RANDOLPH BATES
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French Patent Medicines.

French Patent Medicines.
TUST RECEIVED
Leras' Phosphate Of Iron,
Grimault syrup Horse Radish and Iodine,
Injection Brou,
Leroy's Pills,
:. Purgative Nos. l, 2 and 4.
V.mi Purgative,
sirop de Digatae de Labelonye,
Flon,
Brant,
Lamouroux,
Capsules de haquin,
:. Msthey-Caylus.
For sails st
JOHN JAsTREMSKIS,
junsG Third Street Drug store.
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HOTELS.

GtlTY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common Sts.,
~ r. $. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
.lx
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A GOOD stock of extra fine Goshen Butter at
IA my store.
decl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

EINhu. KLEINPETEN, No IL front ST. Get. New
l. Orleans, Fore gn and Domestic Liquors
soltl,prn husky non, 81 Is to ~ 20 per gallon
apr2-y
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SUGAR-CURED HAMS,

4 GOOD stock Of choice Sngar.eursd Hams in
IA store and for sale by
tscl2 JOSHUA BEAL