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FROM AND AFTER

FROM AND AFTER
vTyHIs DATE THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON-
i STITUTE the firm OF JOHN FRASER CO.,
and will continue the business Of that house
- THEODORE D. WAGNER.
BENJAMIN F. HUGER.
FREDERICK TANNING.
Charleston, S. c., ID March, 1868.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND
OTHERS,

yT,HE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY
are now manufacturing the pest cneapee il &C.. 1ae
most durabIe Paint in use; two coats wen pot VI,
mixed with pure Inseei OIL will last 10 or Is years.
o. brown OF beautiful Iesa s'one eGS5 SsS
- u 80 - 80, n s;,it the taste OF the consumer.
+ IS vaiuapIs " for Houses. Barns, Fences, Carriage
and cc.makers, pals and Woodenware, Agricultural
pments Canal sSiS ss hnse Roos @ sie 6ens e
AMI xater nroo: Floor Oil Cloths lone manufactured
Ssyins used 5e5J bbls. the past year,, and, as
a;nt for any purpose, ia unsurpassed for body du-
aD elasticity and o snnnq arsT pes for 80 per
=, cons. Warranted in all cases as above. Send for
cIrcua- which gives full particulars. None genuine
nsss prar0 ed II trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
HOLMES CALDER, Agents.
December I3 fmw6mo Meetng-street.
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educational.

NIGHT SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL,:
No. s5 WENTWoRrE.sTREET.L LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
HNHE HOURS FOR The EXERCISES y ARIIH.
METIC, WRITING, READING, GERN-AN ana
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are rom TO O'CLOCK z. H.
Terms-S2 per mouth IN advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 I. d. BEhuAANN.
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TaE GREENYILLE mOUNTAINEER

TspUBLSHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 &c
i per year, in advance. Advertisements inserted
at usual rates. G. E. ELFORD,
MAY 10 Editor and pyoprietoz.
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Ser Sale.

11OR SALE. SO BARRELS OF PRIME
H SEED SWEET POTATOES, by BART L
WRITE, Nos. IS and 81 Market-street
March
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Gopartuersbips.
THE PARTNERSHIP

uEREToFoRE sUBsIsIING UNDER The
III name OF JOHN FRASER l. CO., has been dis
solved as OF date the 31st December 1857 Either OF
the undersigned will use the partnership signature
in liquidation.
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM.
FREDERICK TANNING.
BENJAMIN F. HUGER.
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Boarding.

nOARDING:-A SUITE OF FOUR
ID ROOMS, delightfully."- situated to the south and
west can be obtained at No. 2LEGARE STREET.
March 1c 3f
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DRIvATE BOARDING From s6 TO SO
per week, and ROOMS TO RENT from 81 to SO
per month, by Miss PHILLIPS, No. So Magazine
street, opposite FrankhIsreet. March IA
DEMOV L--b0ARDI A.
IL TRACY having removed her Boarding Estab-
ishuen, from No. SO Church.street to No. 79 BROAD
STREET, is now prepared to furnish Board to lin.
tied number Of Ladies and Gentlemen. Terms mod.
rate December II
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NOR SALE, A YOUNG HORSE AND
SPRING WAGON with Lines and Harness al
most new. Apply at No. 1872 ST. PHILIP-STREET
near Line-street. G. March IL
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lsst ans .5suas.

r OsT. SOMEWHERE ON KING OR
IL Wentworth sueets, LEATHER WALLET,
containing about So In small bills and some private
papers of no value except to the owner. The nnder
viii confer favor, and msy keep the money, II he
will lexve the papers addressed TO ~. n" at the
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS. February 15
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TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE SOUTH.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, TENN.,l
February oath, 1868.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
Il the University Of the South will be held in
Savannah Georgia, on the first Of April n'ert, at
m
full attendance is most earnestly requested, as
business of the utmost importance is to be transact
ed with view to the early opening Of the ins6tu-
ton. W. n. GREEN,
Chancellor University Of the South.
March II los
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Mtftinas.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.


HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.
A n EXTRA MEETING OF THE SOCIETY Is
a requested at the Hail. This Euenina at o'clock
precisely. IAOS. OBRlEN, Secretary.
March 16
81. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10. A. F. NJ.
H1HE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THE
above Lodge will be held This Evening, at Ha-
sonic Hall, at o'clock
BY order ", II. E. n. JEANNERETT,
March Is Secretary.
LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF
the Ladies' Memorial Association will be held
in the Committee Room, at the {" Home for Confed-
crate widows and Orphans, Broad-sreet on Tuesday
Atlerroon 18th instant, at P. n. Members are re-
Quested to be punctual.
March is By order of the President.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.
sHTY-SEvENTH ANNIVERSARY.
T1HE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY WILL CELEBRATE
IT'S SIXTY-SEvENTH ANNIVERSARY on
To- Aorroc the 18th inst, st their Hail. in Meeting
street.
The Society will assemble at - o'clock for the
Election of officers and the transaction of other bust
ness. Members will come prepared to pay their
arrears, and will apply to the Treasurer for their
Tickets to the Dinner.
The Members will reassemble at the Ha1l in the
Afternoon for the Dinner, which will be served at
half.paet O'Clock.
STEWARDS.
S. G. CoURTENAY.
". E. ROWLAND. D; B; GILLILANp. .46I
THOMAS O'BLlEN, Secretary.
March 16 tuthn4
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Dants.

~ ING IN THEIR POSSESSION PERFECT
UNITED STATES COPPER COINS tderomination
OF one cent for the years 1898 and 1904. VIII reGeYe
remuneratye price for same By applying 70 Ibid 1a
OFFICE. tumo msrcn III
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Dressmakers ana Seamstresses.
e WEST ssTH STA COMPETENT SEAMsrREsS, WHO
can cut and 81 ladies' and chdren des.es no obtcc
ton TO the country Reference required Address or cal
n. D., for twv days.
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TINE FRANcArsE sACHANT CoUDRE, DESIRE 81
placer pour servir dame IN cnfsnt " aonnw -
tecoas. s'adtcxser au " ksas h a.
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A NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS AND ECoNoMICAL CArHo.
~ 40 girl, IN private family the city, general
domestic Apply between and II O'Clock 70 MI Hughes il3
N assau o.
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IN sTH Av., TOR FLOOR, BACK RooM.-AN Ex.
llU perenced operator ON Wheeler wilson. machine,
who understands drcssnsking, trimming and all kinds OF
family sewing win 20 out BY e day week, with OF With
her machine
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-31

'.tsa ~ cr.sss
tic,n iNon ana iNH tt3r~ca5v !mr an.
"cc|SSor' forever without war.
AEu,cLE II
u" dominion, "' c,ch cnut.nctii.. pait q.
vel rs the right OF domci, o, ;bcir ,nhabi
'ai'', hrc sacred, and no torcihlc possession of
i'rfto'y ii'ail eyer takcplaco in either Of tlc,n
D! ,w' oihcr ralty, nor any domciiury visit;
or 'oicipin on,ri": Dc mad" To thn honses =,
e'thPi party against the will OF ia. q ,unants
TN Whenever it is known ioi certain. oc 81.
rrc,ed, ttat transgresSorS against No, lnws .,
,i' n,nsuY'n are 10 certain pr"mses, tloy ma,
p"'h,errd IN concert wi,h The nitcd SiutrI
'Gn'nl' or, IN 's absence, hy a dulv an,,,cr, ,nd
ollG"i, I" Iooi, after tho offender.
ltr right u Soycscgn,y shall in ali r,.., h
respected III thr dominions OF one government
q me noirttS .! citizens al ih oILc, ,I,i,
~ o. Cue United state. ot Am.n,r .l,,u
Mmlr y Madagascar, ENJOY ,bc r,iy,lc.," 81
tccauo unmoicStrd rNcttisr ut thu chr,,,;,,
lnli@iun and il, customs Ncw plarn. ~ y,n,
si1g ho"Nvrr, -hall not b, huil,l.d b thrm
Nlthont ne pci imissioD Of The .nvcr,,,n,n,
ii'"v SHALL enjoy tull and conmlctr nro,o,.
ilon and security ior th"msclyrs and ,bc;,
pi"rcrty. equally wit'i tho ,nb.cts Of N.aa.
Easc0t Tic iishtto leu p,c oi. ron, land h,nss,
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sss
Da; shcuio ans Aaer.css citi.en be guilt,
pi 6 serious crruinnl oileuse against the laws
of Madagascar, hc shall BE- liable 10 banishmcnt
from tho country.
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Snid roMlrS ol q

md not Tor CONSUMPTION Win tNN rnNNNlr 81
Nicaragua The United States shall also hr o (
iiha'ty. on giving notice 10 The government o'
authorities ut NiCatagln. 80 carr, tro3pS ana
munitions OF war in their own vessels, oi other
WISE, 10 either oi said free poitS. Ini shsl hc
entitled In ihcu convcNanc" hrtwc"n then,
without obstruction by said goycrnrncn, nt aU.
thorltcS. and without any chnrcN, ~ TOLLS
Whatever for their transportation Oh n,hoi Of
-aid routes Provided. said troops and uuni
ions NJ war arr not intended q be ri1uiVy..E
against Central AnlciiCan nations iricrdl, ip
\lcArarun Aud no hinhni N ntilni nLnrL,..
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n'I&St = ~, ~,
orpt 4, ou;cv5,t, u Ia I'll, .aNno>, Is 10. Is.
Congress hereafter enacted. It being undcy
stood that such laws ehsll no; affect tho prp
tccuor and .,uarantcc OF the ncn,ralt, ., th.
routrS ~ transit, nut tic obigt;jou To- With
draw tue troops which may Dc di-VmbarkVd ia
Nicaragua direcGN ,hat ia ,llf ialsinrnt of
II, ruy,,nmont OF The renuhlic, ,hny th"nlt ="
louNrr hc ucc'SSary. nor in any manner bring
nbcut new obligations oi NicalaEu? ,,of al,ot.
A"r rHhts III yir,Vo OF tno pro ,cnt ,rcntS
NRvltLL NNll
u !, atH"t,tood. however. a.u ul ,.i.,a
states. ia according protection 20 St,ct, roiit,s
~ communication. AMI Cunr antceing tiicig no.i
traii;y ami security. alWHNs intend th,t M
lrotcctnu and guarantee Atr granted conoli,
urhallY aUu may %. WithdrIWuU i the ni,ed
states SHOULD jccm hHt tur llcison, ul ron,a.
N unirriAAInG ~ rtlnagiu9 la. same aRnpt
vt ,stahSl such icgrlAtion> cnucoruing tho
lr1ic tl,c;cunon GS are contrary to thr spi,i,
aud .tnt"nuon oi thus lrrHlN, .i;Gor lN maxim,
unfair 'ii>criminations il tayui ut the con-
ncrcc ot amy countr, OF counties over IA d,
crnlncicr ui any otliri country ot countries
or 10y imposing oppressive eNuctio,i> OF unrca
S9nahi" tolls Hpon mails, pasSeuSe,S. ,csSol.
So"d;, wares, merchandise. or othci articles
NE aforesaid protection and guarantees nall
not how"ver, :" Withdrawn Is tho un;tc,
states without hr't giving SIX mpntt, nottco
T. ~, 'rNuhlic OF Nicaragua
\iuCLr NNlIl
\ud i :, inrher auteci and uluo;, tuo,; M,
~ any grant, or contiActS whiyh may h,ycaitm
h'inade or entered iuio by ,'p gni,,nm"ni ST
NcarAEua, haYiuS r'ipl"nc" ~ tho iut,l4
occanir routes above referred to- ~ either ot'
nl"in, ,hc right and priyil,,gc granted hv this
iiNA'y e thu government and citi1enS 0f ;,
United States >hal hr inlly protcct.d ant ~
'HrN"d. And il any such grants or contracts
n2W "Ni>i,oi vnlid ch.tnc't;, il is 'nrtlr'
understood that The a;uarant5"' ANA pro;tctior
! the Fitted states, stipulated ia Arlicle ~
O this trtaty. Shall i" held Worcrnuve and
void until tl.,' holiorS oi Snch grants and con
trart> ,ha rorc.mlr ,lla couctS,ions mad, IL
ihi> treaty ,o ihN Government and citizen. ol
blr m,ri S,ai2s wii', r ,nri t. such ntm
orHan!N routes, u' thr, al ;hcm, and ,Eali
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hHnnr ,1, ~ iolNn 'or 'en y

months previous ii"ucc ui is intc!;ion then to
terminate tue .na, il shal iuitEt. ,cmoin in
iorcn until the rrti OF twclNcmuuths attc, .ithc,
~ the contracting parties .nnli hnv, .tycu 90
"c' I" nH"t'"i oI such mtrntiu,,
AEiiliN VI
IN" rv"@rn; 1onycut'nu Shall bc iu,hrd h>.
"a" Hr"Sii"n, ~ and with the advice aud co,l-
sent %! tb" senate ot the United states. and ~
ais Mnjcstv tho King ot i'russia III hr name ot
ihc Worth German Confederation and the
MtiMcs .inns shnll DO nXchanrcN NJ Rnrlin Min
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,,. .h,p,o o,s b,,.,;o,.
~ .cr;ons ,,i,,;,,i ,,,,.',, ,.isn " 9a''tS
W J sJ.'ous - t''uirnl M onenie against the laws
from tho country. '''"'"'
hll disputes and differences arising yi,bip
u + domains Of her Msjssiy, between citizens
., the United States and subjects of Madave,.
car, shall be decided before the United STATE,
consul, end an officer. duly authorized by hei
Malest! government ,w who shall aiiord mutuaI
assistance aud cVerv facility IA .,ph tl :,
f'r"'ern% debt'.
r
ARTICLE W.
40 American ynsse shall h,,., ,.,,,
ton with thc shore h..ror" ,o'."ir;, "n"n"a ]
(, nio thc lncol ,n,h,.;,;i - q, % F'"''puc
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n tn" date hcrcri,
- -, A,,..,

lIuf-' plNl ''Hl'N! tllH ''ilN'ntoh.
Gsr l>.ih' N2d o. Fob; NARY ISIS
GEORGE Ht\tkOFT s. sd.
ElHNliARDr KONG. .,t,l.
.lnd ~he,"as IN ,a,d treaty 10, brtn dul,
ratified on ho'i, parts aud ,he respective ,nt,
locations have h1"N cXchang"d
\oN th"i"'or'. ~ il Gnown that L. AndtcN
Johnson, President ~! the ntcd .Stpt.4 q
tmoricn. have cansrG The said trea,y 10 b.
made public TO the eud ,liat the sainc AMI ever,
clause and ut"c th"t"oi mHy BE- ohs-rt ci an
llird sill Eooi t,iiti i.y Tho n,ni Sia". .u,
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NUtIltTOnk Shall ID
with The consent Of both parties
l'nplcate originals of this treaty with %,
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n. ,.,.
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Highland Mary.

Ye banks, and braes, and streams around
The castle o. Montgomery,
Green be yOur woods, and fair your flowers,
Your waters never drumlie
There simmer first untaulds her robes,
AM there the Largest larry;
For there took the last farewell
o. my sweet Highland Mary.
How sweetly blOomed the gay green birk,
How rich the hawthoTn's blossom,
As underneath their fragrant shape,
clasped her 10 my bosom!
The golden hours, on angel wings,
Flew DER me and my deary;
For dear to me as light and life,
Was my sweet Highland Mary.
VII money a vow, and lock'd embrace,
Our parting was fu' tender;
An, pledging aft 10 meet again,
We tore oursel's asunder;
But, oh ! fell deaths untimely frost,
That nipt my flower sac early
Now green's the sOC. and cauld's the clay,
That wraps my Highland Mary!
Oh, pale, pale, now, those rosy lips,
att haze klss'd sac fOndly
An clos'd for ave the sparkling glance
That dwelt on me sac kindly;
An Wondering now in silent dust
That heart that lOy'd me dearly
But still within my bOsOm's core
Shall live my Highland Mary.
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The LittIe Arm-C Chair.

An old man sat IN an old armchair,
When in there came, with b0isterOus joy,
His great gTandchid, little boy,
With q small armchair. he had found somewhere
In an old out house, up an old out stair;
And he set it down by the old man there.
It had been his own in early years,
And thoughts came crOwding everywhere
From the dingy wood OF that haunted chair;
And the old mans eyes ran down with tears
AS he read that pictured hornoook Ger,
Which gave him back the days OF yOTe.
In turn bis brothers aud sisters, ten,
Had claimed and called the chair their own;
And there sat each on his little throne
A little race Of great small men
Like kings elsewhere, for little space,
Till rival came and took his place.
And another set, with Joy and shout,
His own six sons and daughters sweet,
Had kept possession Of that seat
Till the chair itself had thrust them out,
As thrusts its teeming tenants forth
The old ancestral armchair, earth
All saving one, a daughter fair,
Who breatbed her last IN that loved arm-c chair.
And then the chair IL was put away;
And time rolled on, and, one by one,
daughter now, and then son,
Went out into the worlds highway,
And after many years had gone,
The old old man was left alone.
Save by that boy, whose mother dear
Her WidOw's sorrow meekly bore,
And watched his second childhood Ger,
And strove his dropping heart 10 cheer,
And there in tears, in his old arm chair,
The old msn sat with bis hoaTy hair,
And wrihked front. and temples bare,
And pazed and wept on that Old arm chair
Which his great grandehild had put down there
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The LATE joins NJ. DANHI.-Mr. Frederick s.
Daniel brother e the late John NJ. ID iniel, pro-
poses 20 publish az an early day volume contain
ing a memsiTe of his illustTiOus brother, and Sc
lectiOns from his writings as editor Of the Exam
liner. Mr.. Daniel Is young gentleman of talents
and requirements which render him competent 20
the task. He has had the best sources Of inioT-
nation, including his late brothers extensive cor
respOndence, while his own knowledge of his
brothers habits character and peculisrties, will
enable him to make an interesting memoire, pre-
Eenting circumstances that may throw light upon
the life of the deceased. The selections from the
writings of Nr. Daniel, we are informed, will be
made with reference 10 their relation TO great
national events, and specuatons as to their inau-
ence on the fate Of this people aud their later
national intercourse. The late Mr.. Daniel took .
most active part in the discussion of the capabili-
ties, dispositions and conduct of public men dur
ing the late war, both in the federal government
and that OF the Confederacy; and it will be q
matter of much interest now TO read what he
said, not only for his views of men. but his pro-
phecies Of the future.-LRichmond (VaJ Dispatch.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

SLoAT's ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE Tai
UNPHANT.-This justly celebrated machine still
holds prece dence over all others. Having re-
ceived the award of the highest premium at the
Louisiana State Fair is the best evidence Of their
excellence. Mr.. NJ. S. Hedrick, 81 Canal street,
is the agent of the Sloat, and in consideration of
the hard times, has reduced the price so as to
bring it within the means of everyone TO have a
good sewing machine. To each purchaser of a
machine Mr.. Hedrick will throw in one Of Nc
Calls royal charts perfect guide for cutting and
fitting ladies' and chidren'G dresses. For further
particulars we refer our readers to the great
Southern machine oepot, 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

SAILING OF THE GEO. WASHINGTON. - The
steamship Geo. Washington, Capt. eager sailed
a. 5 o'clock last evening for New York, with a
full freight and the following passengers E.
PaTmentein. w. q. Henning, J. Oats NJ N. Seq
eurner, Dennis Donsvan, p. P. Tricou, Peter
Hobson, D. Duane, d. Morphy, A. Gilchrist, o.
Brouth, Mrs. j. NJ. Brown. Miss N. d. Brown. Jas.
Sullivan, Cyrus Phelps, Adam Newhouse, p. Free.
man and others.
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washiBs,o. New. by Mall.

GRANTS DIPLOMACY" AND HIS " TREACHERoUs"
MEMORY HIS FRIENDS REvESGEFUL- THEY WILL
GO FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROGRAMME IN
THE NATTER CHINA WANTS HELP AGAINST THE
Rebels.
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silent entreaty-"I there hope, doctor, is
there hope"
ITO be continued
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Fifty dollars slost elliptic sewing machine tri
umphsnt. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair.
For sale 81 Canal street.
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Five cords of ash wood delivered for s35, from
Chsndler's yard, Cslliope street, opposite jackson
Railroad depot.
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The Railroad YerboAt will leave the foot Of ST. Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at ~ NJ, connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agisrs atsA n
Shippers oonsgnses Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans TAI sfer Company Camp and Common
their goods received delivered in any par
Of the city reduced rates Of drayaga
Frghs for stations the road for landings the Teehe
and for Upeousss de versbs New iberia st Mathis
VILE received dAi Sundays excepted from A n TO
at she foot Of st. Ann street.
Fsght for all points Bayou Lafourche between Lsba
dievile and LOkpOr for Bssngsr Canal and for HOums
will be received and transported through via RAeesnd La
fOurehe and Terrebonne stations although Steamboat
All outward freight payable the Of Shipment and
Al inward freight on delivery.
@. W. z. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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L. H. Gardner & Co., are offering great induce.
ments to wholesale buyers of dry goods. The
house is TO be found on Common street adjoining
he City Hotel
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DONTCHARrEAIH RAILROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On sua sBPrEMBER H. 1907 the this rosa
viii leave follows:
rxDn rHs YReE The LAKR
-. Haraa A. n

Fare. " and non the Lsks same dag, - esztk
Passenger fer Gsnty nsty the osndsctsf psf
tsssrturs train Fare 70 GENTLY Station, cent? each
GKe. PANDKLY. General Superintendent
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
RIstOri.

The following poem was written and distribu ed
on the occasion of the first benefit of the gre It
tragedienne in this country, at the French faes-
ter 1t is now published as appropriate TO her de.
parture, which takes place 10 day:
Thy country's genius to the world revealed
Our western land, aud hers the name /. bears:
Another bond thy Arts entertainments Weld
Another fame each nation fondly shares;
For while along the chambers of the sea
Electric voices call from shore to shore
That Italy is harmonized and free
In thy deep tones we greet her soul once
more =
That soul that triumphs DER relentless Time,
Melodl0us breathes in Petrarch's tender lay,
Eternal lives in Dante's sculptured line,
Ano Venice thrills with Freedoms Joy to-day:
How olest. Ristori, is thy welcome here
Each spell the artist weaves, the woman doth
endearln
At the conclusion of her late farewell perform.
anee in New York, in response to the snthusiss-
tic call Of the large concourse of spectators,
Ristori came before the curtain, and delivered the
snbjoined farewell verse:
The end has come; the last words must be
spoken;
From great and free America / part;
But never, neceJ', can the spell be broken
For Memory take-and leave my Heart!
These graceful words were received with many
manifestations of public sympathy. Numerous
bouquets were thrown TO the actress. The scene
was nncommonly animated, and the parting VIII
long be held in recollection.