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J. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of State

ErAr Dx Ia LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT. On t'Exrcurry
Nouvelle0reans, 10 IL Mai 1853
TTENDU que l. uts Powers a faite nm.
SAVIOR.
I'm bond date e Is Eevembre 1857 pour Ia somme de ciuo
Gems psstres $780, signe pimeme principal 3,
Charles Fagqt CONNIE secute lie dts bond eisnt coa-
dtonee sccompssement 6dee des devers par e dit
Louis Powers dams ct pour Ia psroisse d'Orlesns
I'm bond date e 20 de Eovembre 1882 pour somme do
5000 CONNIE connetsble du Cinqueme Cour du Justice de
rite
Un bond date 10 Is de Novembre 1861 pour Ia meme
somme Ct pour lie meme bureau ct svec e meme secure
Tn bond date le IA Mai 1855 pour $500 grefer
du Cnquieme Cour District de Ia Nouvee ayec
ID. r. Vessel ct NJ. Lamb as CONNIE les securities
Tous les dtes bonds etsnt cond ionee
ment dee de devos du dit Powers ct
dts buresux sus-mentiounee
Avis est donnes tous cex dams
les dites obligations de montrer ec bureau du
secetsre dEtst pendant ours apres ie
dernier publication de les ssons pour esquess les
dites bons serst pas esneele ct snnuls
Denne signature ct 10 scesu de rEtat IL date
susdte ct do Undergraduates des Es. Unis Ia
douzieme JOSHUA BAKER
Gouverneur dc Ia Louisiana
Par lie Gouverneur.
J. II. HARDY. secretars diEtst
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7 IFE Insurance.
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
For Life Insurance Only.
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL.,,,,,,,,,..... al ON on
purely Southern Company. the Piedmont offers great
advantages 70 those desiring their lives. Policies
issued on all plans and at low rates All
on the basis Of real esate the company dcarng paper
cures as foundation for credit The exclu
sVey for Life Insurance II tsSes bat hrsass risks
IL es to lite the best estimation In
which II Is held by our people,
HUME OFFICE: MONTREAL, NELSON COUNTY, VA
President-W. @. CARRINGTON.
Secretsry-J J. HOPKINS.
hedcal A dviSer-C. HENRY PERROW, NJ q,
Directors-w. d. Cabel. Hudson, Martin c. A schaftsr
E. G ThuImond T. P. Fitzpatrick wm p Shepherd u III
feebes, VIM. Gordon, d. j. HArtsook.
New Orleans Agency: "a Union Street.
DABNkY II. MAyRY,
General Agent for Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas.
r. II. WIGFALL,
Local Agent
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STATE OF LoUIslANA-sIxTH DISTRICT COUNT
Of New oresns-Msrgarst d. Allan va sOsthsus Allan
No. q sos.
I HEREBY CERTIFY, that on the e4th
the following entitled suit in the words figures folio
On motion Of John H. New. of counsel for plaintiff and
nSd9cng que proof nsher favor and the Court sid
It's ordered sdadged and dscreed that the default herein
ss sq5 nd 3, mad s
ssDs Allah DO have judgment against and Of
eighty thousand two hundred and thiTty-siI
fsson a@G u Ssy 1 SsS with legal interest
my Thousand four hundred and thytwo dollars and fy
sn three hundred and dollars thereof from Ss Ss acS
SS or eleven Thousand Eve hundred dollars LIST Janu
Apr. ISIS the whole until pad And IT further ordered
and defendant the pn nave ne ssa Pa
AgsEent and control Of her affairs.
lsignedl G. DUPLANTIER, Judge
al In testimony whereof have hsreunso my hand and
this h day day the year OF our Gord one sno1
sand eight hundred and and the min cand
year Of the Independence VI the United States
WM. WOELPER, CLERK.
ETAT DE LA LoUTsfANE-sIxlRME ooUR DE
District de la Nouvelle 0rlesns-Margaret D. Allan vs.
SosheRe Alain- No. q, sos
IEPAH LIE PRESENT CEHTTFIF, cue le
On zsene Jour De svrl 1868 ugement at rerda
Sur motion de John H. New de conseil pour e painye
sur les procedures ct peuVes la de la demaade
est o1onne sduge ct decete que Judgement par defiant
cenregistre lie Is mars 1868 soft mantenant conrme az
rendu nnal que Ia paintive Mrs Margaret AIsin fem
me DE Sosthene Allan ait judgement ct eqo du dte
deiendant Sothene Allan, ri de s84 236 So
sous payable ayee iniere legal du dsmsnde judce
Dc o. - ' Mars iSss vIs4 g.
ver lS ct de s60 du Is svr 1855 e tous iusqu,a pSe
ment.. - 49, '~Sf-e P~o-
Et est de pss ordonne gun soft separation pro-
prete entire Ia painve aue IN dte plan
tive aft lie Oontro separes de SIS affaires
Juger ent sgne ls % avril 1868
(signeJ g. DUPLANTIER
Juge.
En- tsmogne psi axee main ct sceau de ia dIte cour
dams Ia vile de Ia NOuvele Orleans e lseme Jour de mai
Pannee de EOTe Seigneur m-huit-cent soxante hut
SUMS.
VIM wOBLPER Grefer
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Consumption Cured.
aRIMAuLrs sYRBP OF HYroPHosPHIrEoy LIME

This medicine Is considered 70 be sovereign rsmsdv
~ cases Of Consumption and otAer Diseases Of the Lungs
IL promptly removes ell the serious sym toms me
cough relieved ngh persprstons and the patient
II. B-Be see that the signature Of GRIMAULr
co Affixed 70 the bottle as this Syrup liable to mlta
tons.
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OFFICIAL.

WHEREAS I In possession Of ofhcial knowledge
that strocinus Murder has been committed the person
Of TIMOTHY MURPHY, in the parish Of East Baton
Or persons unknown;
now therefore 10 a. and By authority Of the State
do hereby offer 9 reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
For the and conviction murderer murdee-s Of
the said TIMOTaY MURPHY; and do farther invoke the
aid and assistance Of all ciizens 10 bring the said
murderer or murdereis 10 justice.
under my hand and Seal Of the State a. the City Of
New Orleans this fourth Of June 1864 and the In
dependence Of the United States the Ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. II HARDr. Secretary Of State
Baton Rouse Advocate copy ten times and send bill to
Governors Office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT COURT
OF New Oreans-Thomas Henderson His Creditors and
the Creditors Of Henderson, Terry 90 No. 1889
NOTICE IL hereby given to the Credftors
the insovens and TO al other persons herein
20 cause within ten days from the hereof
WY the third sccount hed by the syndc case
in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
c,..I,. om. j. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
ETAr DE- LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUR DE
District de Ia Nouvele ans-Thsmas Henderson VS. se.
Ceancers ct les Creancisrs de Henderson, Terry Cie-
No. 1889.
Wis est par les presentes doune ann cr~
ancies des insolvsbes ct toutes personnes int
reses de mOnrer pendant dix Ours de Ia premiere
ohcson de Get avis pouquoi lie oseme compile enroe
ndc ne serai, apprgnvee homooguee ct les fouds
entire ses mains distributes scion Ia loi,
Par ordre de Ia cour.
- - - j. y. DICK depute gretier.
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No More Cod Liver OH.
aRInAULr's SYRUP or IoDIzED HoRsK RApIsH

This medicine has been administered With the utmost sue
cess N the hospitals Of Paris IL Il perfec subtgta
Uoa Lyst on and has bean found benedcis
ness Muscular Atony and Loss Of Appetite Il
the constitution In purifying the blood being the most
erfu depuative Known. II has applied VII hsppy
results In Dsesses OF the Skin Further will be found 70
DC Of great benefit TO young children subject 70 Hunors
and Obstruction Of the Glands "
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The Trustees have resolved to pay an INTEREST DIvI
DEkD Of TEN Phk CENT per snnum on the cash pay
merits OF Capital Stock and u ASH IIVIDESD of PIP
TEEN FER CENT stockholders their psrtci
patng pre- nuns for ,he and after the rHIRErH
day OF June rext, 1853.
They nave also resolved 70 can for iustalmen Of TEN
the Capital stock Of the Company payable
before the TWEhTYSEvkrTH dss Of June next. 1868
MICHEL MUsSON President.
HARMON DoANE, Vice President
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GRIAAULr CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferrusinous Peruviaa Bark.
Chemists 70 b. r n. Prince Napoleon,
q Rue RIoHELIEU, PARIS
preparation has the great advantage Of eomblnus te
most powerful tones known in the medical world OF perfect
mpidty and agreeable taste this Syrup taken pleasure
i [. par .1ssIsnos s. 'FERRUoHoUs TONIC which
young backward IN attaining The age q psssry and
70 children Of weak constitution and particularly sm-
pssion Gsstrics Gssrslaa Whites. LsaSerss.. nsbs
Want Of Appetite, Poverty q Blood, &c.
No More DimcuIt or Painfai Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUIssoNs q.surs.te Ofths Psri. Inps-
rial Academy Of Medcns) DIGESTIVE LozkEGEs.
This delicious preparation always prescribed By the most
reputed medical men In France Of Dsrang
and Lsboross Digestion Wind in The somscs and ss
kmsciaOn, Jsundce and Complaints Of the Liver and aro
Nervous headaches, Neuralgfs, Dias rhea.
Dysentery,
JNsTANrANEoUsLY CURED By GRIMAULTs
GUARAEA
This vegetable substance which grow. in tie Brass has
Of he proved Of late 70 DO Of she ersatsss ss
vice In cases Of Cholera, as IL preventive cure In
No More Copatba and Cubebs,
GRInAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
kAT1Co vEGETALIa
Whers all other medicines have failed preparations
sure Of severe recent and chronic private dseass
1hey are used IN the hospitals Of Paris By the Dr.
mineral remedies Copss end Cubsbs THs injscsn Z
used In recent and capsules in more ehTOsc casss
n BAH the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
accompanies By Instructions 70 the which thsy
General Depot In Pansst aRrKAuLr CO.'S,
In New Orleans at P. DUooEaE's.
Chertres str-st.
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fhe sooss statement Just true and correct tsnscp
from the books Of the Company.
oHAs. BRIGGS President
STATE OF LOUTEANA
rAzish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
svern 10 and subscribed before me- this sd day Of h.ze
lSsS PAUL ". CoLLENs,
Third Jastios Of The rsao&
Six per cent interest all outstanding Scrip WIN DO paid
70 the legal holders thereof second Monday Of May next
cHAs BRIGGS, Prssidsnh
Ar cARRrKRx, Vice President
TRUSTEES:
ohAns bneA A. 4 Montgomery
Ant Carriers, A I.sour
Gee. A. Yesdick. Frsaf WiI,l.ux
Snsses, nozas byrna
ohAA LNasss John rAsrphnl
senn hsansen- IA. Usle<t
p. Andsrsea, HurAr.,ao..A
Alfred Ksszny WA N. Ptnokard
a. r~rsonss John q wsilia
zee W. Dnnosf, Georys Foster.
Z ?. stscknsyu Andr,v s<.w.yx
Gsa v. Hynson. L Il Pcshssr
0d hnes'oAT. John Nixon, Jt.,
hnpS Yea z rAxxsa
hsv~.a james GsBss,
ohAA WashAac Radslpa esss.
Il. 2. Given.
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAXES THE MONEY

:.
~ vorcorr ANN .. as ,o,... wa
Al vr.Srrs ,e.sS ,ssa ~ ~i ,nst.ntlv r.reve and
50 readily permanently cure any PAIN Head feesA.
Tsmpss neex Snoei4sr brss.t BACK heAt- =,
Ssbesa spesrs-ln acs an main nom say ssu.s Rssa
Labor pains-ss QUICK rsn Paint or reduce
pcstion whether applied weakest infant or the
feeble or aged person, and 70 harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. "a Vsiohosst street .vve
Sol. axs,t far Nev Orleans and ststs Of Lon
County Dealers and Drugsls.s suppress. -
U,uurru,s rrC DOULOReuX
UNIVERSAL NEu a LULA rhh'
a sefes certain end specdS osrs
-yos-
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS pisEAsss
~ a asS...sus. v....,,. ~. s' .r..,,a~
Ne@e, ~ :. 49,, s-'. =. .ou,.s- s S- 49,
1 Rer. than sa two or .srss rn ''' ~
M otsr firm NJ N,uralv mr. Narxous p.ssas hns fssd
.s-,s.- - ~ -
!" yield 70 his
u-.,x uv-
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
sH.H
rv, An. ...,... .... q, A,on, N.,,.,,. and r.n.
n'en In 'ne se'e'e'' cases e Onro"o Neuiss. sne s
raj Misunderstanding
0o', .~sr. a y. 70, Jew GAYS ,. "a
cry rarely produce complete and permanent our.
II contains no drugs or other materials IN the sehtsstds
-. t,,v,.n. -. a. a.. =, a.,,..,. -. - -.
80 A1ou,' e'on p" $40 ha''' u'"o>so T''eA' sA1 -
always b used with
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A n, sEILIEs COTTON eINHERg
n. and COTTON PI0KBRS, corner St Thomas and ri
James streetS n The Immediate vicinity Of the following
Presses Mississippi louisiana Fire Proof Alabama shfc
pers Planters, Tyler, Factors Coumercsl Pelican or.
leans, herchsnts Veksburg and Penn Having hstola.s
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each, --latest In
proved Be prepared 70 haa GIN and pick Cotton fon sny
BoT Is Pr.os Current oro. 10 er.~er ..rssS
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TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
Corner tres md Cont ssrssss
Mr r. sARRAxrN thankful for the pa.ronazs exs.nasd
70 him since the estsbshment factory has
used his best exert0ns 70 increase bis wsesoryed reu
uon and sbls 70 ofer 70 the Southern States
article Of cut fobsoce for smoking sors On 49,
Agcs 70 suit the sde His Of Chsvfnr r,h
ttpss, Cigars ETC.. d renewed By ever arrival
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DIR. LERAss DOCTOR OF MEDICINES
Liquid Phosphate OF Iron.

The newest and most esteemed medicine casss Of CHA
ross Pans in the Stomach, Dest Digestion Disme
nea AnimeA General Debility and Poorness Of Blsoa.
particularly recommended requisite the function. of
nature and "a all ladies Of oelicse e. vel a.
persons suffering under kind Of Debility H
tne Of healsh par excellence In al and
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TTNION INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS
Eleventh Annual Statement OF the Uaion
Insurance Company of Sew Orleans,
PUBLISHED REQUIRED BIT LAW AND THEIR CHARTER
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sUe sIAemen Is CORRECT Transcript rom the Books
OF ne Oompsny A CHIAPELLA, President
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orlesus
sworn t. and subscribed before this thirteenth day Of
May, 1865 hAGNER, Notary Paolic.
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend Twney
Dollars per hare ~ be passed to the credit unpaid
account Full paid Certificates Stock will be issued 10
Stockholders on snd after LIST July 1858
The Directors have further TO redeem Twenty ave
per cent the outstanding Scrip Of the Company
Six cent interest the outstanding Scrip Of the Com
will be paid tie holders on and amer June
1868 -
DIRECTORS.
A. r. Baden, r. w Adams j. A. selspouret
Chapels, Q. kohn. B. L. Nilaudcn
L y Generes, B. saloy. J. Goldstein
l. Moulor, J. ]. Fernandez " Rurtbe
W. y. Schmidt A. Ooutin, @. Blanchln.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE,

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EAsEs mpotency Loss OF Power Nervous Debility, with
Notes on lmpedimens 20 Marriage should be al
kmpstng marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is By
J. B. DUFF a GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Instituts
264 Magazine street,
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The foregoing statement IL true and
from the books Of the Company.
En-. A. PALrREY. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of 0rlssns City OF New orlesns.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2ls day Of May
A.. D. 1868 PARIs CHILDRESS,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
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NATURALIZATION.

The London Timss suggests an easy and some
what summary method Of disposins Of the ques-
ton between this country and England, grow
ing out OF the seif-expatriation OF subjects OF
the British realm who shall take the oath Of
allegiance to the United States Government.
The TIM, says that "any Englishman who
becomes naturalized abroad ceases at once
to enjoy the privileges and to be liable TO
the duties OF an English subject" This journal
recommends therefore mere .deolaratory res.
olution by Parliament and thinks this would
solve all difficulties theoretical as well as prac
teal growing out OF tho question OF natural.
zstion. This would certainly be q short and
convenient road to settlement, but 1t would
hardly cover all the details which proper
adjustment of this question involves. There is
the consideration as to the status Of aliens |;
and then there are certain property rights and
respo nsibilities, and other questions Of a too
delicate q nature to be disposed Of upon the
theory promulgated BY the Times
Whatever may be the legislation Of either
country, 1t Is evident that there must be some
negotiation, and the whole matter, when SET
tied, must be by treaty entered into by both
parties
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The New York Timer has the following II
is reported that President johnson IL angry
with the correspondent of the Cincinnati COM
mercidi for publishing the conversation which
he had with him a few days since, as he thinks
that General ThomA and some others may
quite courteous or respectful. The best way
TO prevent conversations getting into print IL
to avoid holding them with gentlemen who
make no secret Of their purpose to print them
for q novelty.
PRIVATE MILES O'RILEy, in his CRisen,
says: The murder of darcy McGee, in Dan.
ada y deplorsble event, but one which
Brotherhood, but to the private malevolence
or craziness either Of the prisoner now In Gus.
ttody 70. it; Pep,st0n e Of sSmH perpstrs
wished any particular Ill to Mr.. MeGce. They
never, in fact, had any wish about him, except
perhaps TO forget that he was Of Irish birth,
and had at one time been professor of Irish
principles. His brother, Col. McGee, of the
Irish Brigade, true man and gallant otncer,
has our sincerest sympathy In his domestic
bereavement.
A wAsHIsGros dispatch says that General
Grant does not like the conduct Of certain ed
itors who announce that he is In favor OF i'm.
parchment. He says that he supposes 1t Is
right to hold an opinion on impeachment but
so long as he keeps 1t to himself or his family
circle he does not think the newspapers have
any business to publish 1t to affect the Presi-
dent one way or the other.
THE Washington correspondent OF the New
York EreninJ Post says that during a CONVEX
sation with senator Wilson few days ago
Chief Justice Chase expressed views precisely
similar to those set forth In the InfeliJfncer
| iespecting the alleged legal inability OF Mr
Wade or speaker Coliax to succeed Mr.. John.
| son.
TELEGRAPHIc advices from Arkansas state
that there will be two Republican Senators
| and Republican member OF the House in
| Washington this week, with evidence that
Arkansas has complied with all the require
u nf the NIT m ri 1T
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New Publications

"DAyIp, tbs KING or IsRAEL,"a portrait
drawn from Bible History and the Bon OF
Psalms, BY Frederick william Krvmm achss,D.
n, iran slated under the express sanstisn Of
the author, By Rev. NJ. q. Easter, M. A..
Published by Harper a Bros., New York. For
sale BY French Il Rtehardson, No. ss4 Penn
sylysnis avenue. Notice hereafser.Jt = =
"HARrsn's PHRAsR-BooK - or handbook
OF travel talk for travellers and schools, being
a guide to conversations In English, French,
German, and italian, on a new and improved
method, by W. Pembroke Fetridse. assisted
BY profsssorsof Heidelberg University. Pub
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"CHARLorrE's 1sRrRIrAscE," novel, BY
Miss M. e. Bradden, sequel to Birds Of Prey"
Published BY Harper h Bros, New York. For
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"0uR Mutual FRIEND" by Charles Dick
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Appleton 4 Co., New York. For sale by
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"THr ISvALrApLE CoNrAsIoS," contain
ing valuable, useful, and scientific recipes for
housekeepers, mechanics, manufacturers, ira
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New York. For sale by Coyle h Towers, No.
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"THE UScoNNEncIAL TRAvELLEn," being
the twenty-third book Of an entire new edition
of "Charles Dickens Works." now being
issued by Peterson 4 Bros, Philadelphia,
entitled "Peterson's Cheap Edition for the
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"THE HEARrnsroSEr for April; q new
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Titled "The Nations Standard Bearers" 1T
Think of Thee" "a poemD "a Journey and its
Purposes Gamblers, their Victims and
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with able articles on the 'Farm, Garden and
House." 1.-THE Studio and Shop" no. The
publishesap have arranged with the fashion
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York, to furnish the fashions.
"TnE BRIDE OF LANNERNooR," being the
ninth book OF an entire new edition Of 1.-THE
waverly Novels" now being issued by Peter
son h Bro, Philadelphia, entitled "Peterson's
Cheap Edition for the Million Of the wayerly
Novels" For sale by Alfred Hunter, Nos. 2ot
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"LIrTELL's LIvIso AoE"for the week ending
April II, filled with interesting and entertain
Ing matter from foreign literature. Published
by Littell Il Gray, Boston.
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This trial progressed somewhat on Satur-
day, and the principal witnesses summoned by
the defence were Lieutenant General Sher.
man and Adjutant General Thomas. The latter
appeared for the purpose of making some cor.
rections In his previous testimony. Consid-
cradle amusement was occasioned by Mr.. But.
ler's CONTAMINATION Of the witness and BY
the witness answers. General Sherman wa,
allowed TO make answer to some questions
but in other instances It was ruled that the
testimony was not admissible. As It was q
pleasant day the galleries were filled. the ma.
Jority, as usual, being ladies.
The trial will be resumed to-day, and as the
rulings of the court on Saturday were such as
to shut out much OF the oral testimony for the
defence, we may look to see the trial brought
to speedy close. Many persons are OF the
opinion this week will end it,
For detailed report Of Saturdays proceed.
ings the reader Is referred to our congressional
columns,
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HASDELs MgssIAH.-This grand oratorio
will be performed at Carroll Hall, toll morrow
Tuesday evening, by the Washington Phil
harmonic society. The success attending the
former concerts OF this society have shown
beyond doubt that the musical taste Of the
citizens of Washington is equal to that Of the
Northern cities. The managers have succeeded
In obtaining the valuable services Of Mrs.
Sophie Mozart and Mr.. George Simpson, of
New York, and Mrs. J. p. Caulheld and Mr..
T. 5. Chase, Of this city, who, with DR.. J. P.
Caulaeld, as conductor, and Mr.. v. w. Caul-
field, as pianist, and the full chorus Of the SO.
eiety, will present "The Messiah" no doubt
In the most creditable manner. Reserved seats
can be obtained at Metzerott's and Ellis.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NAIlONAL hol bLTh. D. DhNsVFs
Gee n.sssl i q Geo ,. T,sSS%r'SSp
N.Y.. Y; a 10Y oe ss.sssak s IA, ~ az
Men niis MI I'M. I;sn me-: ~ Nh -
XVI W b Morris Boi!on, P slselai1 sosE
land, Thos McNsish, Tcnnjy n Tuetsr, n
4, b Hsnder.on,, n Aa EsylSt TT
Hon Peter W Grain, Md; W 7 Matt and lady,
aeorse, Ma; J b Hubbard, N =, Hon Jno
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