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G.. HjrsH DE- co.

AEW JEWELRY.-The incest assortment
IN of good and cheap Jewelry, nibe found at
G. Hirsh 81 Co.'s old stand. We receive new
patterns every week and have always the latest
thing out. For articles we recommend we will
give written guarantees and if the same prove
different, the money will be refunded. We just
received besides our nice stock of Gold Jewelry,
beautiful stock of Coral very cheap: Call and
see them G. HIRSH az co
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Farmers are like fowls neither will get full
crops without industry.
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Dry Goods.
A CKERMAN & CO.,

a
N Will open on the
TENTH OF OCTOBER,
in their new store on Main street, large assort-
ment of all kinds of aa
FANCY s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, . - =
5I CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
together with full assortment of every variety
of Trimmings, &c.
We invite the attention of purchasers to our
stock as we are determined to sell as low as any
other house in the Valley.
Staunton, Sep. 49,
HURRAH FOR Seymour 4 Blair
FL 1t being reduced to a certainty that
the above named gentlemen will be successful
in the coming election, they, in regard for past
services of the Senior member of this firm, Che
being well and favorably known as a statesman
and public benefactor), have offered him seat
in their cabinet. Said partner, therefore, con-
templates retiring from the dry goods business
In doing so he is making great sacrifice of his
own interest, but, as patriot and statesman, ne
does not feel justified in declining the honor, par
ticularly at the present crisis, when our country
stands in need of good and true men to save hel
from ruin and destruction.
We will, therefore, from this day, offer our en-.
tire stock of goods, not less than $4,000 worth
AT PRIME COST AND CARRIAGE, =
~ FOR CASH,
consisting principally of Dress Goods of all de-
scriptions, a4s..l
Cloths and Cassimeres, gat..a-r 4.asaI
White Goods, n H b.a
Embroideries, .r-t,9 t-.4stf fsti.s,,(
Hats, Shoes, .st1
Boots, Notions,
Floor and Stair Carpets
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49, - G. HIRSH & co.

IA. ceived new supply of those good Philadel-
phia shop Shoes and Caters which recommend
themselves. They are the best that can be put
up. Those that have tried them will buy no 9TH
ers 3i af ~ G. HIRSH s. CO.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS-In large
quantities, just received. Among them the
Indestructible Patent Hinge Back Album-pri-
ces less than ever heretofore. a1f 81 j. 80
.-t g. HIRSH 81 co.
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PROF. JOEL ETT1NGER, AGENT.

! STAUNToN, VA.
Gold Medal for 1867
mas just been awar-
ded to Chas. NJ.
Stief for the best
Piano now made
over Baltimore,
Philadelphia ano
N ew York Pianos,
L. IL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20

The best forms Of straightforward natural
figures
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Popular hose company-The society of wo-
\
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VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

Peck s Cushing Agents at Staunton.
Dr.. VIM S. McChesney, Medical Examiner.
A-'.f-
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WARNER HEWES. n III HENRY W. WARN ER
HENRY w. WARNER,
General Commission Merchant q

"a ~ t.lI For the sale off,. ~ n q ~
COTTON, GRAIN s. COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and Agents for
James Buchan & Cos C1esylic Compounds,
Il. consisting of
Plant Protector Sheep Dip and Foot Rot Oint-
ment and Carbolc Disinfecting Soap. -
gsg- Send for pamphlet and our. weekly Price
Current. ~ april7-1y
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HOTEL, corner Eleven1

IL and Broad streets, (near the CapitoD Rich
mond, Va. GEORGE j. ScAMMELL, Proprietor
= This House having been put in thorough repaiy
is now open to the public The INSTRUMENTATION
are first class and equal to any Hotel in the State
Sent 1Q.-tf trrr -.
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her darling nothing that wealth could purchase.
Ard more, monsieur, having told you somsthing
Of my sad eventfu life, am sure you will grant
one favor: Please retire into the adjoining room,
for just FIVE minutes, while pack up the few
things have, and be on
On my return, instead OF my travelling COM
panion found q cODlniiss1ORdire from the Mes
ssgerie Imperisle Steam Packet office, who had
been sent for my luggage. and to say that, owing
to q telegraphic message just received rom Paris,
the steamer would sail in less than quarter OF
an hour. Having no time to lose, hurried on
board, and when 10 the act OF placing piece OF
money in the hand Of my conductor, peculiar
look and deep-drawn sigh told me at glance
whom had before me; but so completely trans
formed in appearance as to defy the possibility
Of recognition. / had merely moment to say
go on the stage that is your true vocation.
Do not forget this; there is my card-wrlte and
let me know if / can be Of any service TO you"
On all my travels, in my intercourse with my
fellowcreatures, whether civilized or semi-barba.
rian, never met with one, however vicious, who
had not something good in his nature. II you hap
pened to strike the right chord. The high-born.
titled roue, who up TO this time had been cele-
brAted only for crime, all at once vanished from
the world, as il he never had been. In short, he
adopted the counsel had given him, changed his
name and is now one Of the most popular actors
Of the day, as much respected for his virtues as
he is admire for his talents by every man OF his
aeouaintance.
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friends. feel as well acqusiuted with some o.
them-yes, o great deal better acquainted
with some Of them, than | do with many OF
the men whom meet on the streets every day OF
my life. / know / have derived more gooo
from some of them than from any, or at lesN
many Of the friends whom l meet every DAY
They do everybody good, for they are always
cheerful, always hopeful, always earnest, always
kind to every one; and. in spite OF all We may
equality Of rights, humanity 10 this country..I
say il fearlessly-owes more Of its substantial ad-
yapces to the writings Of Mr.. Dickens than
even to the press Of New York. & aughter
and applausel His is a kind Of public
service which is done without ostentauon,
without consciousness, sometimes even without
intent Il works silently, sweetly, winningly,
but with constraint as strong and results as sure
as those which attend and follow the powers and
influence of Nature herself. Such man writes
what he knows Of men, and what he writes ad-
dresses itself TO all 1t reaches their hearts
and through their hearts governs their conduct; and
that is the only government OF conduct worth
straw anywhere. (Applause.) l know of no
words that better illustrate one form Of his great
power over human conduct and human life than
The noble lines of one Of poets speaking OF
the unconscious work done by the great architect OF
Rome. in the building of ST. Peters; and if you
will allow me to quote those lines, land am sure
you will thank me for substituting them for any
Thing that could say myself,) will close there
with. mean that beautiful passage in Emerson
where he says:
"The hand that rounded Peters dome,
And groined alses Of Christian Roms
Wrought with sad sincerity.
Himsef from God be eOuld rot free,
He builded better than be knew;
The conscious stones 10 beauty grew
prolonged applause.)
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Tarint 1ntfHigsnte.

CRESCENT OTT1cE No "a CAMP srRHEr
Sunday, April 26, 1868. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Trade Wind, morrill,, for Belize, Hon
Brooks. McDOnald 6c0
Steamship Geo Cromwell VAIL for New York, A. Monitor
Steamship @ Hewes, Trip, for In.anolA,
Steamship Crescent City, Holmes. for New York
Wood, Low 4 Lud9gsen
Steamship Texas, Raker, for Indianola, Master
Lizzie. Frelsher. for Pensacoa Rogers acc
Steamship st Louis, Sears, for BgstOa via BavanA
Creevy, NickerGon &co
Steamer Caroline Bateman for Arkansas river Master
Steamer Ruth, Pegram, ter So Louis Master
Steamer Sarah, DeeriBg. for Mobile Master
Ship Clara Ann Stnson, for Boston heeker Knox &co
ship Fxpoun er Whiimnre, for LivarDOol Maurv &c0
Rark 90 ga. Bapgs. for Havana. in ballast Master
Balk Belle Britt TOdhunier for BcrdeOux Mas
BARK Masietta dam. Bottmaim for Bordeaux Master
kchr Gleaner Brit Hawes for Cardinas Master
Schr Pauline. Hansen, for Pensacola, Master
schr Wright, freeman, for Cardinas in ballast
Thorndike Norton
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r RENAISSANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGES,
Devoted TO Southern Interests.
CSeven Years Of Exlstsnce)

esnmandabls publication for fsmies and country
people practice elegant French language;
deliberately the political events Of the week. the situation Of
the country the New Orleans American press the interesting
facts of Louisiana the agricultural end commercial Affairs
the community the market price current the theatrical sorees
tbetorary and scientific productions OF the day and
great variety Of useful facts, instructive humoririe
anecdotes, and all that eomposes first class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: IS PER ANNUM
ne "a pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited on Dc
columns and the advertisements conspcaOusy dis
played with reading matter in each that Il makes the
Journal OF the best advertising mediums Of the South
Job Printing in ell languages q CONT
o Errh New rlaana
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EvEEIaG Packet
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, II ST.
EcB OfELOgsAs, WASHINGTON, PoEf
'.nd Bayou Courtabe.u.rne good AID safe stsf nasr
Annie Wagley, 0ns z Loualller, master, N. KsI feon
clsrk viii leave sboye VII leave Washington svery
sunasy at 10 O'Clock 4 Il For fesht passage apply
BLOCH BROS. ia conpon street. n o.,
or o. HINCkLEY SON. WsshinP on Ia
p. B-The steamer Annie Wazi<y "a Washiast,n
With steamer Bah Frog and bsyss ior al @dnxs on Bayou
Beeuf, and win sign through bills Of isdinz.
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Reee,ut. OF Produee.

NATCHEZ-steamer Wild wsgoner-2 bslas cotton 70
Bekman-l bale paper ttocs il Pess-g7 sss coosfseed
JAlcgez9s do oB,ien-4s he'd cattle @ Noel &eo-
chemer Bros5l bales moss Carin--l do Ware Son
MFMPHis~S Gamer Frank Psrg Jurd-2s bales cotton to
" johnson &eo-ll0 do Bower-li Richardson May.
AIeus, sheIck Autey-2 do Robs M Bassey 4co-2
Carroll &eo-25o0 hoop pole. P, Dussuehet-SO empty
cotton Fairchid-Si6 do Aldge-sundres order
BAYOU sARG-stssIner Grey Eagles bales cotton to
Payne, Huntington &csI do West Wight do Black
dries 20 order-5s hides bd skins sex wool lie.
Frank Hirs'h16 do J Leake-l2 SKIS errn Wals-5e
"a Rkgs dse Mashal-l5 coils wire Telegraph Office
CINCiNNATi-stssm ArgOsy-2s7 Empty barrels 100 ht
do 225 bSs .sndes Ysnhorn &eos5O bx starch o Ber-
800 do Grief 100 bxs candles 90 ties Ia Kenne
qdS RsaTDy slss &eo7 wilson Seo2 bis bungs
$50 sks mat Lambais Dock,eT-S6 spring bottoms Ha
Dymond siy-4 bsrees hay Plsassn,ssundes to order
PoIsr-ALA- HA0HE-stesmsr Hnn,er-lS sks seed cot
ton bbs potatoes Martins bdls hides Thos Sehor-
GRAND oGiLLoU-slOOp San JOse-ls bales moss and
BAYOU TERREBoNNE-LuGgsr LAvenir-5 tons cot
PAsc kGoT LA-sehr Mssdsline-ss,OOO feet lumber to
PAsCAGOULA-sehr sea HOrse-6OOOO feet lumber Del
PAscAGoULA-schr Clsra-22 600 feet lumber Demas a
PEARL RtvER-sehr Horns,-s5.OlO feet lumber Ward
ooyINGToN- RsbsccsE sand Baxter wilson
OONlN61ON-Schr POmme d'ifr-brck Baxter 4 wilson
COYlNGTON-Schr Msud-csttie g. order
PEARL RItER-5chr Leon0r3-31.OJO feet lumber w W
Care AGO
PAstAGnULA-schr Martha M-SOOoO feet lumber Del
q Griffin
GRAND BAY-schr susana-sOOy 90 feet lumber Sanford
Back
BoIoxt-sehr Major Rainsy-sOOOO feet lubsr Sanford
A Back
NADIsoNvILLE-schr Theresa-sO,OOO feet lumber San
ferd Black
PAsCAGOULA-schr Deeesds-s6.OOO feet lumber Del
mas Griffin
HAM BORo-sehr Henetta-sOO 900 feet lumber Sanford
a Black
4 Black
HAKsBoRO-Schr Garnett-laths Delmas Griffin
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW oRLE .Ns, jackson GREAT NORTHERN
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Lavscca stsplts from Florida ports, to Per-
siOOp sa9 Jose yaenths Grand Gallon, TO master
LugE.T L'SysoI Je,?bOn from Bayou TerrsOsnns to mas
sehr MARY Msgdene Pascagoula. to mssierN Basin
schr sea Horse from Pascasoula TO mastef-New Basin
Sebr HsT9st from Pear River' 10 mssier-New Basin
schr Rsbecea, isom Cov1gton 70 ms'ter-Ner Blsis
Schr Maud, from Cogif gtOn 10 master New BASIN
sehr from PesT yeT 70 Sa AMIN
Schr Susana, from Grand Bay, g master-Neg Basin
s eSI Tsrss ST o asoSvs to mssss-Ssw Bssa
schr Deeeaea Parcagoula, TO master Ola Basin
schr shamrock, from Hansborc, TO msstsr-Old Basia
sehr Garnett ffom HsnsbOro, to master-Old Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild wagner Goddin, from Matches
Frank Psrgoud, Tobn fom Memphis
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from you Sara
Grgosy Schench, rom Cincinnati
Hunter, Jesnfr,au, from POinte Hache
Exports.
enthusiastically Trade wmds0O bbls -four II bbs pork
20 kegs lard 30 0 teet lumber and sundrss -,
hhds tobacco Isl bbs 1913 ks corn 2457 casel wine 3ll
ck pitch 81 banes Is csks oil l SKIS cotton seed 523
TN6fANOLA AID GALvEsFOS-stssnship W Hswes
-hsO bbls -four % c.ks bacon and sundes
bb beef 10 bbls $50 ls7 bshls
corn l9l5 ks cotton seed 1854 hides aud sundriss
MISUNDERSTANDING lizze-l73 SKIS corn s5bes pork
20 bis potatoes go SKIS corn 90 SKIS hhds sugar IA eks
cARDfSAs ehr Gieansr5O bsls lard 100 empty blrrels
PENSACOLA-Schr Paulne-5J bis -four and suudre
ARKANSAS RIVER-steamer Caroline l2O sacks salt
BORDEAUX-Bark Bels-7755O slaves
BOSTON VIA HANANA-Steamship st Louis-B ,ston-
81 bses cotton 1000 bbs 1863 30 bags
oil cake $3.50 SKIS 80 oils hides Havana0 bbls hOur 81
ct LoUIs-stesmer Ruih-sundries
LlVkRPOOL- Ship ESpOunder2)l6 bales cotton 400 hhds
sosToS Ship Clara Ann-sisO SLAVES 0sss 1886
hlrns
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Imports

FLORIDA PORTS Steamer Lavacca-77 bales cotton 20
Wood 4 o. ludvigsen--i2 do Lehman, Newgass &cO-26
u Mccol-l2 Jennings-2 Rehardson N w. Post
Houfy-2 Juo hafe Rro-l Hart &eO2l hides hides
sdins Block b itton-lot d. Pos. Hobby
de Campbell StrOng-sundries to order-rota Isl
bale cotton
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oUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, AsHz
EOR CANDIES, ARKADELPHrA ALABAMA
Landing Ouachs City. SterliDg Laadlng, Port Union,
Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity and n-
ermedste landings Black aud Ouachita Rvorshe mag
nihceDt, fastrunnine passenger packet
VteksburR,
Y. A BLANKS, Master; q. PRES WORK Clerk,
on board, or 10
GEO. D. HTTE, Agent II Tchoupitouias 81
WINBURN LORD, 50 drawer street.
WIN. NJ sURLs 10 New Levee street
The vICKsBURG connects VIVA No steamers for ali
points Bout river. D. arbonne Bayou Bartholomew and
sa inc river and with .he fine steamer IRENE
Camden and rkadep ha City.
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vICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, atBrE
EoK xIcksBUsG. NATcHtz, AND ALL IN
~ tefmedie'e landings-fhe steamer Gen. OuIt man.
7. Leaiiers master Sam Ayes clerk viii leave as above
making all Coast lsudngs ''
SINN0rI ADAMS IS Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Qnitman connects at vcksburE ~ith
stesntrs Countess and Calume for Yazoo
Rivers and Julia Rabicon for Sd Louie Men,
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsrH
WICK BHuR0. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANa
Rsgulss Tuesday U. 3. Mall Packet in phase Of TIE
4. LIE The steamer
GOV. AIles,
JNO. W. CANNON, Mastsr,
Win ssve As shove for yieburE Matches Grand Gulf Rod
St Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Bstoa
Rouge, Donadsonvle and ~ ermsdlats landings
The Gov. Allen mares close connections steamer
CALUMET at Vicksburg for all landings Yasoo river
for freight having unsurpassed daonn
apipy board or 70
sIENOTT ADAMS, rs Commercial Piae.
A BkltfoN CO. - Front street
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NATCHEZ.

EATOHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS a6Rn
EOH HATCHEz AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
Andings-Ths Gns passenger packet
Wnd Wagner,
". RICHARDSON, hsstsr; J. O. LIBANo, Clerk;
WI leave &c shove. GEO. d. HTRE. Agent,
" Tchouptou'as street
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIGNED, WISHING TO EsTAB
s equitable and Uniform rate OF fowage and 20 oer
greater facilities shipping ering and leaving this
port, have combined the following TowbOats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. LevIathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
WlcacO and Reliance.
The number AID power associated Line OF
guarantee that detention viii occur either at
the bar or In this port.
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBtER,
Harry Wris Line.
EDWARD A YORKE CO., Line
Associated Ofice, IS Carondelet street up stairs.
]. G. NOR, ROSS
CHAS. FITZENRITER,
Lsvee Agsnta
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A BOOK FOR THE UNroRrUNATE.

A -
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE on PRIVATE DIS
EAfES. Inpotsncy Power Nervous DEBILITY with
Notes lnpements Marriage should BE- BY an
tfmplang marriage Semi By mail receipt Of Is by
j. B. DUFF GRIFPIs,
New Orleans Medical Insttats
pa NagAzine street.
Where all private clsessss successfully treated
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VNHEUAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAULf
IL CO.'S Chemists In PariE)

~
FerruginOus Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.
savants, l. a tie COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
T4TLr co. Uhs Ss 20 T. Psiscs Sspoisoa at
The most highly competent agree IN recognising
great medical value.
Germany country recognized 10 possess tie first chemss IN
The world It from Professor Kstzns Chemical AnsyIsr
Law Courts who tesfes In the following the
value Of the Syrup Of Bark edcal GaEsts q Vienna Get
MI GRIMAULT has succeeded the hspps.. manner
AND n Ss more Ss 20 81 81 s he Ss
thus disguised IN addition s agreeable favor much
NJ GRiSI6ITs FERRuGSo6s SYRUP IS therefore an.
as Psns S @ s hoapss SSs
long sought after q giving ros and bark in simple and
lsignedl VINCENT KLErzINskI
Chemical AnayBer V the Law Courts Hosnits Chemist
AR DUwIEDEH.
Professors Of Chemistry
L., "a what terms shs French Ambassador ..
ssiimssOn in which Nj. KIstznski il held:
"FRKsoH ExHAssY vIzssA
Vienna August q, 1853 J
"GIsfLz.sEIg reply 70 the letter you addressed 70 hi,
- P ~ nan 81 hgb sSndi1a ~ y5s5n"
that he e personally much Thought Of aud passes for Of she
WV --'--'-' '''-' PIERzET,
Consul and sstsehe % The Embassy
General Depot in Paris. G2IMAULr cos,
nE.- Orleans, pgcoEeE DELocHE GUnLors
.CHE GREAT EFFIOACI0UsNEss OF
Asssrs SIi@salt Co. Lodged syr9P Of aocss Rad:
Co., Chemists 20 II. n. Prince Napoleon, Paris
sways excellence saccedsnous 70 Cod Live on and the
best treatment follow In Lymphac and screfu0us Afec
tena well m vareus Cua1eous diseases The public
viii therefore read with great the analysis this
medicine By Ketzns extracted from the
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed MesrE
rmauit Co. By his Excesncy the French ambassador Il
Vienna confirming the high reputation 81 this learned Doctor
II "A follows:
rmsuts Iodired Syrup Of Horse Rsdsh IN frss
elementary and esutc state bat IL the state Of Odhyc acid
and q combination similar 70 the iodine eontAnsd N
Ced Liver Oil
eigne0 vHcxsr KIxrrrssn.
Chemical AnalyEer - The Law Courts Vienna, Hosptts
ChsrrI and r Do WIKDzs
Professors Of Chemistry.
fkzEcH EEB2ssY Az vrxsrk, 4
Vienna, August Is. l5oo
Eesxrk orinsnlf Co, Chemists At Paris:
In reply 70 the letter you addressed to bis Excesn toe
Enbzsssdor have the hsnor 70 inform that Professor
Ketsinssd Il Of high standing Vienna that Re
personally nneh thought Of and passes for one Of the se
Consul and At.scAs 70 Ne Embassy.
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLE sNR Jackson & GREAT NORTHERN
ba-s cotton Dunnea Ssof do Warren, Crsefo.d kco
do Juo Hardie &co-26 do yne. Huntington &cO-l
Ffiedlsnder-iOU0 humber Ma.ss-l2
snu7Oo0 do McConu elf500 do Marsh al-sundres
der-rofal "a bales c-tton
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4 KEEN - ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
q Commercial Plaza
To Owners OF Real Estates
have q constant demand for Dwelling Store and vacant
City ropery; also for County Place around the and
he T0sds and rivers Persons wishing sel invited
10 ri ether property IN hands, make charge
Enle1 aaAe ; eAarted
GMtTH a. LEEFE-GARDNER SMITH, AUC-
~ toneer-Ofce No ~ Gravier stree-Ts undsrsigaed
have their old business and their old stand
70 The Canal Bank where they viii formerly. devote q cir
entire time and attention sales Of Real Eae SUGGESTIONS
lnsoyenee Stocks Yesse Cargoes, Damaged Cotton and
Goods, Furniture, and all outdoor sales.
GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. p. LEEFE
New Orleans. April 4, 1855.
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the undersPutd Machine will be your residence
and you will be shown how 70 H. and reasonab engh
Of given test the Machine TO decide its merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII do your washing with half the labor less and
water than usually will the cost OF the
Machine in the OF clothes and in fuel in less than
makes op does with the necessity Of stand
ing steaming tub aud prevents the washer from in
hsug the fteam Of fifty suds also from getting wet
and will in many instances he the of preventing sick
and saving Doctors hall
An ingenious COG-WhEEL WRINGER Is affixed to
the Machine and Is made Of India Rubber Cylinders and
wiring the clothes almost ready fof ironing
II Is Useful Simple and Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
and save the womans Health both Labor and
Money. Ia A. BALLARD,
No. los POyilras street.
Sole Owner OF the Patent Ri ht Louisiana
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BOSTON.
EKRCHANrg BOSTON AND SEw ORLEANS srKAE
SHIP COMPANY.
ms Lima Comprise the Fine oceAz BssanSsIss
0oEOoRDIA.....2OO0 TONS Leland, Commander.
KENsINGrOE..-l2c0 :. Hedges, ..
81. LOUIS........l2O0 :. Sears. ..
oRIkkfAL....... 300 Snow. ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
EoK HcsTOs VIA HAvANA-.rHEs rEAr-
81. Louis.
SEARS, Commander,
WIN leave on SATURDAY. April 25th. at P. n. from
jackson Square.
These ors superior pa<ssn
gsrs and freight and insure rates. every
sppsso oREKVX, NIOKERsoE 4 CO..
No 50 C.rondelst strsss.
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
sAILIFG FROM NEW YORK ON Tns Sth and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
D. \. DARLINGTON. Agent,
III West street. New York
VI. b. WEBB, President; cHAs DANA, Vice President
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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
City of New Orleans.

OIIY OF NEW OFIeHuN
The Oce Of the State Tax Collector the First District
Felicity street, the river ana lake ia open
"a n to3 p H., DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1868,
Now due. Office ITO CarOndset street.
In accordance with the order of the Commanding General
OF military Distriv state Taxes, Lvenses,
nd the Convention Tax viii hereafter be required to be
idinU. s Currency
THOs. AsKEw,
State Tax Collector First District.
law Orleans Janusrv