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L OsT OR sTOLEN-CERTIFICATE OF STOCK
IL No. 33 in La Vari-te Association Notice Is hereby
given hat SHALL in due time. apply for certificate
Z. SAL JaOS.
II osT-APPLIcATIoN WILL BE MADE FOR THE
II renewal Of the following Certificates of which
have been lost: 30 shares OF the Bank America No l6
20 Shares New Orleans Jackson snd Great Northern Rail
road, No 625 date 18th april. lS55-a in the Of
Jesse r. Jones 10 Shares OF Union Bank OF louisiana No
1879 dated October Is 1859 in the Of Rebeccs Raglan
wife OF Jesse r. Jones. :
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA, MISS.
SOS MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS

LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND G. N. R. R.
This beautifully situated and commodous Hotel, having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture bedding etc. and put in complete snd perfect
order Tor guests Ths arrangements for families
who desire seek health and pleasure passed There
has been Of yellow fever cholera this point
High aude-neary 900 feet above the level Of the
giving pure and wholesome uosphe pure spring
pleasant grounds foT promenadng and hne bath in the
Tsngpahoa river Also, and cold baths in tive House.
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New Orleans Of the sdvsntagst to be found here
To the sportsman the couatry affords abundance OF same
and the rivers plenty OF ash Livery Stable. well supplied
with horses and carriages connected with the establish
ment also, large vegetable garden furnishing daily fresh
vegetables for the table The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays aud
Sundays excursion trains and from Magnolia Fare BY
excursion trains half price Terms viii he moderate and 10
fsmes who desire remain the entire season. liberal
rangement win be made IL is the determination Of
denigned 10 make the Central House A FIRsrCLASS
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAS SMEDES Propristor.
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Ed UCATIONAL.

Ell UCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARTs COLLEGE.
NEAR EKMIrrsBURG, MARYLAND.
THIS Institution founded in 1905 incorporated and en-
powered 70 confer Degrees in ss0 has continually improved
ToS sd'e c q IS 'Aai 3 cPs EDUo
Tee First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins the
The Terms for Board and Tuition $500 annamL
tiOney etc. supplied BY the College, also be paid
All Students are Instructed the Doctrines and trained
to the practice Of the Catholic Religion;
for the Coegia,s Course. For further nosmstisn sppy
O. % EIpxR. 40 POydras street. New oIssans can b.
applied to 81 Agent Tor the College.
.OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana
s next Session begins September 3D. June 2th
FAcuIrr-cOnsists ru corps Of able instructors in all
branches OF Literature sad Science usually taught in the best
cOuRsE o. sIUDT-F mbraces Preparatory and Acad-
tiona Course Special School of Civil Engineering and
TERMs-For all expenses except clothing sIlO s2Ofpay-
able IN advance balance in equal payments January LIST and
Cadets received at time during The session. and charged
Address D. ?. BOYD Superintendent
A LsExT Lxos's SCHOOL FOX s0ys
gHAfAwA. PIKE co.. nIss
usw Orleans and ysoxson Railroad.
greulars nay b obtained on application 20 koKERfPiY
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, Dec. 5, 1867. J
WHEKEAs. Jane. Selliesn ha. -ade APP
and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit
$1,000 signed by himself principal and Patrick Irwsn
hiehsrs Murphy and ssTsla Farrell s securities
with Pa rick Irwin and Richard Murphy tes the
the james, NsSan his duties
Notice i hereby given 70 all persons in the said
Safe within ninety days after the last Publication hereof why
Given under my hand and seal Of the stass Of the above
cate Independence Of United ninety
Signed B.F. FLANDERs
J. q. HIEDr. Secretary Of ssaia
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DxPARrxxxSr ExEcurrr
Ncuveleoreans. lie deeembre, 1867. !
A TTENDU que james selIIgsn a faite un
me dams e pour Ia psrase dorIea5s s"Vo
I IN bond date q decembrs. $50 pour Ia sOmms de
siene lu CONNIE principal ct Patrick Irwin Rich
ard Murphy ct Gerald Farrell CONNIE securities.
Tn bond cate le I'D JUN, 1868 telle somre
svec Patrick Irwin ct Richard Murphy securities les
dts bonds etant condonee pour ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hdele
ces devos par dit James Neigan CONNIE
dit
Avis est present dome les personnes int
ressee d'avctr faire eonnare e bureau
ts.e dEtat dams les jours qui svront
Ia deere publication de avis lee rsisons esquees
lee dit bonds serst pas canceIe ct snnulle.
date msn HSs n. :. e. sss sssn as 4 e
depepdsnce des Etats Unis
CSgne) B. y. FLANDERS.
Par le RouveSeur:
II. HkRpr. secretaire d'Etst
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GREEN d ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
a Commercial Plaza
To Owners Of Real Fstate.

We have demand for Dwelling Store Vacant
City Property also for Country Place around the city and
the rsirosds and rivers Persons wishing sell invited
to place toer property In HANDS, mako charge
unless sale d effected.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THOMAS HENDERSON VS. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditors or Henderson. Terry * C0-FOurth Dis
tIict Court Of New orleans-NO. 1889
NOTICE L. hereby given 20 the Creditors
4Nsf these ntolvens and TO all herein
terestet. show within days pah
fynoc in should app and
sud the usds distributed In accordance herewith By the
Court
Clerks ofice. New Orleans, March s 1858
J. 7. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
QUATRIEME c0UR DE DISTRICT DE LA NOUvELIE-
Orleans-Ihomas Henderson SEES Creanciers
sncers de Henderson, Terry 4 Cie.-No. Is, $50.
Wis est par lie present donne AJAX cream
N ciers lnsOyable et toute persOnne qui inte-
de pc dant dix ours de Ia premiere pu
blcation Get avis abeau enrole
lie synoc dams afaire sera pas approuve hooO
que ct onds entire mains distributes scion la loi
If DICK depute grsaisr.
Bureau du Grehier, NouveIe-O Or cans e mas, 1868
II. N. JENKINS VS.. HIS CRFDIToRs-FoURTa DIS
trct Court Of New Orieans-No 1928
NOTICE fs hereby given 90 the CREDITOR
lnsoivent and 70 I'll other persons herein Interested
to show within the hr hereof
why the final sceount filed by the syndic
proved and and the funds distributed In
Clerks Office, New Orleans March 3. 1853
J. r. DICK, Dsputy Clerk.
QUATRlENE COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA NoUvRLLE-
Orleans-H. N. jenkins Ses Characteristic 49, ass
A Wis est pnr les presentes donnie aux ere
ancers des nsovabes ct t0utes nte
de pendant dix jours la
beaton de Get avis pourquoi e compe ns par
mains distributes a loi.
Par oIdre de la
]. y. DICK depute grefier.
Burssu du Grefer, EOuveIIenrleaDs le 5 mars, 1868
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NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY GALL THE ATrEN.
ton e my trend, a. the public Y nv new house
{. Camp and Magazine streets This Saloon has been
fitted tasteuly sha endesvor TO keep 10 in all
fpects hrst class drinking house With years
pefience IN the business and deeEnnaton % keep
hut god liquors. connds Mt the BELLE MEMPHIS will
itself q discriminating public Lunch will be
srved every day from 10 10 O'Clock Step in and judge for
yourself j. W. HAMN Proprietor.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY
HNEFIf OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
Supplementary and Corubi. alton Glass eco
MARCH IL. 1868.
Observation-Disclosures
Witness lands Atlanta, Ga this 18th Of March,
1865. ALEX. NJ WALLACE, tc.-.,,,.....-.
N. " D. CORRUPT i"o""'7'one''-
The daily drawings OF the Georgia Lottery pub
ished In the Msb phs Appeal, Augusta 0onsutiOnsst
ah fews and Herald Atlanta lntegenct and other
Southern pspers files OF which, together with the official
drav received from Atlanta, be at the General
Office No. 40 ST. Charles
Information furnished snd prizes cashed by
DAVE c. JOHNSTON Agent
Office No 40 St. Charles street..
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WANTED.

WArTED-A. PARTNER wIra CASH CAPT
business which viii pay Lsrgs Profit and fu which
pa cusrs sddress rosscc Box i9e with two city refer
n they prove satisfactory, interview sia be
grarted-
VVANTED-To PURCHASE OR LEASE, HOUSE
HsdIcens for Servants, in Fosrth Dtc uppsr 1T Of
First Dit let Parties having such property hssr q
ber ten BY ADDRESSING wi locality price rent
"Houss HuEtfr.n CREsckST 0fce. a--i.r--If.
yyAxTED-woRK.E nPLoYMsSr BY two Nc
~ ehsnics both Of New orleans who have been unable
Tor two months TO obtain WORK at he trade As t1ey
have family to support they wiag and anxious %
turn er hands TO honest employment that will
safe their labor with bread Ads NJ r. I. and K. T.
VVANTrD-ArT TIE SOUTHERN PICTURE AND
" Frame Depot ustworthy. reliable city
stock Of Chrom Ltnoxraph Rsligoss Mill,
ary and Fancy Pictures Engravinxs and Coored Pduts
Pre- erence given 70 married LIBERAL commissions paid
on half salary ant half commits on to energetic hoBet and
setter men, s. A. " hepley, Ramp 1T street. a
VANTED-suGAR PLANrArIoSs-PAerIE
send descr Il have many inquiries for them from
narties wi hing to buy Green der Real Estate
n Commercial Place, New Orleans
UANTED-A YOUNG NAN, NATIVE OF rHK
w CITY, Of employment, wishes to obtain situation
any kna OF business ere ne can make himself generally
useful good and correct At figures and not AFRAID
VI work Would prefer the wholesale retail Grocery Bust
Best Of references gwen. Address O. Crescsnt
Office.
IUANrED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEAss,
and who has had large business experience IN New
compensation would be Sufficient support
In respectable He feels Satisfied that he could
meet the ogirements Of any person The smpst recon-
mendations be furnished note len A. the OKxsc.
Office 70 e. e. =. will meet with attention.
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Improved Property.
two-stsry Brick Dwelling Csrondslet Lafayette
street.
story Brick Dwelling Camp, between DelOrd and
Caiope streets
t,o-s'ory Brick Dryades, Triton ,7alk and
double Frame Cottages BarOnne between EratO and
Tbaia streets
Double two story Frame on Constance street
iwosory frame Dwelling Euterpe between Prytania
and Coliseum streets
Old building handsome Lot Poyunis PrytsnTa
Twostory Frame House Chippe<a near Orange street
Cottege corner Of rene and Barracks streets.
streets
Two-story Dwell ing ronti. near ~ Peter street.
Cottapeon Roman Ri-nyille street.
Cottage on Msrilny Avenue.
Cottafe Jackson street.
q tfage DRY a1es
Cottage Clio
Cottage on Liberty street
Cottage Nal0 telet q eet
Cottage on 81 AT drew street.
Two tory ST. Charles street
Cottage corner OF Constance and Fourth streets.
Double two story House on Pfytania street.
Cottage on Constance street
Two double Go u ges Josephine street.
Cottage o Third sud Dryades streets.
Gotta Deachaise street
Two-sioy House Delschase street.
Cottage OF Plaquemines md Berlin streets
CtttaVe on Chestnut street.
Cottage on Marengs, near ST. Charles street
TwOstsry Brick House clay Avesue ST. Charles Rail-
road.
Cottage IN GresnvilIe
Cottage and whoe square OF Ground in Greenvile
Cottage In Carrollton-
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TTNI1ED STATS RESTAURANTS.

The undersigned has the honor to inform the public that he
IL to REOPEN ON SATURDAY, llth inst, the Uusted
States Restaurant its old Stand No l2s Common street
TIE Establishment will formerly. be provided with the
very best Eaiables and WaterA
FRITZ HUPPENBAURR
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CIsTERN AND CARPENTERS WORK.

The undersigned having removed from his old stand No ITO
Camp will be pleased reseve the orders OF his
isnes and customers at M fssOE's las Camp street
WM- AYRES
Cistern Maker and Carpenter
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Vacant Property.
2LoTs Of Apollo and Terpchore. 90 by 80 feet
LOTS Orsnge street. fronting Annuncistion square.
2LOfS Wa hington, betwe Ca-ondeiet and Baronne
2lOrs on Washing on, between cOnstance and Laurel.
3IOTS on Csrcndeiet nesr Josephine.
2IOTS corner Of st Charles and Eighth streets
2LOfS sn ST. Charles Eighth.
4LOTS corner OF ST. Charles aud Marengo.
2lOlS on Marengo ST. Charles.
8 LOTS ~ Charles snd FOucher streets
LOTS corner OF ST. Charles aud Antoine.
b1OtS corner Of Na'ence and Pitt
2LOTS on Canal between Broad and White.
LOIS corner OF Pener and sonst.ntlnope.
SLOT S on ~ tania neal Cen Tayl street
7LOTS on Con mon. Of Salcedo.
SQUARE bounded by Common, Gravier and Clark.
SQUARE bounded BY Olympia. Mnrst and Baudin.
tCuARE bounded by ID HemOcou (. Baudin and Clark.
sQUA BE bounded BY CarrotOn avenus. ST. James and
Banks
SQUARE bounded BY valenee Upper Line, Long and ST.
George
SQUARE bounded by Carrolton avenue. Benvile and
Cut uhOuse.
SQUARE bounded by Car clifton Eveaue Lower Line aud
Pine
SQUARE bounded by Chestnut. G mp aud valmont.
SQUARE bounded by Joseph. Arabella, Prytana and
Perrier
SQUARE bounded by caronesle Gen. Taylor and Penis
ton.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURrH DISTRICT COURT
her Husband-No. 20 267
I HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the 9th
the following entitled suit in the words and figures
ordered adudged and ecreed that there be Judgment
kns0n and against her said husband the derda herein
the Of sixteen Hundred and FftyOne Dol and zen
Cents 6O lO with legal interest therein from the 3st OF
March, 1856 until paid and Of That Legal
act mortgage defendants property be recognized
enforced for ad sum 70 date and take effect from aud after
further ordered adudged and decreed that the conmu-
nifty acque and gains heretofore existing between said plan
forth permitted 10 administer her property femme
sole
Signed, llth Of February 1868
PAUL E. THE ARD Judge
In testimony whereof. have my hand and
this l4th day Of bruary the year Lord one
j. F. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LoCISIANE-QUATRIEME COUR DE
District de Ia NOuvelle Oeans-Sarah j. Bennett Ro-
bert " Wilkinson son mari-No. 20 267.
TEPAR LIE PIE Es ENT CERTIFIE, que lie
sixieme Jour de tevrier 1868 ugement fat readn
cete dams les termes figures qui suivent
III est Ordonne aduge ct decree que soft porte
bert Wilkinson ct contre le defendant dit mari pour
semme de de seize cent cnquaneet piatres DIX
qua Placement final les frsis Ia que rhypo.
eque dn defendant groprietes soft ct
mise force pour Ia dit somme ct partr de 3leme jour de
plus ordonne aduge dscrete que la Commute
daequs ct Re gains existant eut soft dsoue; que e
defendant SOFT condanne payer la paintve propree
comms femme sOle.n
signe, lie II few Ter 1853
En- temornage duquel a aDpose ma signanre 4 e scean
de la de dansd vile de la NonveeO leans ce iieme
jour fevrer Fan de segneur mil hu cent soixane
J.F. DICK. Depute Greher.
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TRY TIT TEST IT THORoUGHLY.

TRY TT TEST 1T THOROUGHLY!
II will cost you nothing 10 do BY making application
TO the undersigned Machine will be your fesdencs
and you will be shown how H. and leng
Of tine given to test the Machine TO decide 10 its merits
The Magnolia Wsshing Machine
win do your washing with bali TIE labor soap aud
water than usually will the cost Of the
Machine in the Of clothes and IN fuel less
year. makes sop does with the necessity Of stand
ing steamng tub. and prevents the washer from
httg the sfeam Of hy is ao from getting wet
and will in instances be the Of preventing sick
and saving doctors bill
An ingenious COG-WHEEL WRTNGER Is affixed TO
the Machine, and is made Of lnoa Rubber Cylinders
wrings the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
II is Useful Simple and Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
10 Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer.
aud the Komans Health ana also both Labor and
Money. Il. A q AILLARD
NJ. los Poydras street,
Sole Owner Of the Patent Ri ght Louisiana.
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O0A nlACIGARs-oF rue CELEBRATED
%OO,OOO DIS Ia Coropa, Regslia del Rey, La Is
cepc Cabanas Upman Figaro and
imported and genuine. for - e at retail by
r. A. GONZALES
No 2CarondelCt street. Canal.
No 81 CgIondeet street, Common.
No. 80 Carondeet street. corner un'on.
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Hardware and Cutlery,

Our respects to this solid branch of trade
which, by some oversight, was not included
in notice of the "Spring Trade" pub
lished in yesterday mornings Dispatch
The consolation of the conductors Of thai
important department of business, as vel
as our own for so grave an omission, is thai
we can devote to their behoof distinct
and separate paragraph.
AS with the grocery trade, it was never
the custom in other days for any man in
Virginia and the southern region, buying
and selling in Virginia, to 60 further of
than Richmond to buy what they wanted
of hardware and cutlery. This market
held undisputed sway with them. We can
truly say that the hardware and cutlery
business in this city maintains itself quite
up to the standard prior to the war. We
believe the number of stores now is equal
to that of those existing prior to the war
while their present stocks are as varied
and extensive as they were then. We car
only say, therefore, that no man will be
compensated by seeking q market at q
greater distance from him than Richmond
to obtain his supplies in this line. This is
truth which cannot be gainsaid.
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MRS, wINsLOw,s SOOTHING

EE MRS. W1NSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP, for children teething, greatly facil
tates the process Of teething by softening The
gums, reducing all infammation-will allay 81
pain and spasmodic action, and Is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest %
yourselves and relief and
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for yesH,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and Truth Off
what we have never been able to say OF aiy
other medicines-never has 1t failed In siL'
gle instance to effect cure when timely uset.
Never did we know an instance OF dissatisia;'
ton by any one who used 1t. On the contrary
all are delighted with its operation, and spesi
In terms of commentator Of its magical effects
and medical virtues. We speak In this matter
"wHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after years Of experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulflment OF
what we here declare. In almost every In
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup Is admins
tered. Full directions for using will accom-
pany each bottle. Be sure and call for " MAS
WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" having the !se
smile OF Courts & Perkins on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world
Price, only SOC. per bottle.
Ofices: 2l6 Fulton street, N. r., POS His'
Holborn, London, England; Al St. Psu'
street, Montreal, Canada. &C s-eodSn
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Leaking Out.

at is a mistake to imagine that few petty
officials, who have chiefly to boast Of their
oft-times ILL deserved gains, alone constitute
the party 1.-THE Destructiyesl to whom the
restore loyalty, peace, and prosperity to this
harasssd land of ours."-Ne,o Nation.
There Is much meant in this short ex-
tract. "It is significant" as Mr.. MERCER
would say. The chanticleer of the NeaO
Nation is cooking his spur at high officials
quite dehantly. The factis, it but coyertly
alludes to matters more openly charged in
conversations On the streets. There has beer
more talk of "rings" among these Radi-
Gals in the last two weeks than was ever
heard before in this city. We suspect
there must have been number of tineling
ears within that time; for such scandalous
accusations as have been made in the
streets of Richmond touching corruption
and bribery have never before been heard
south Of Washington. They are uttered with
threats, both loud and deep, Of damning
exposures. The malice of the accusers is
but shsrpened by the painful reflection
that the "gains" should have been theirs,
and would have been had the successful
parties been only little less cunning and
strategic than themsslyes! !, The onts, who
are. most of them, scabby SET, are awfully
disgruntled, and will probably essay. to
kick up row. ,s
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DIED.

e,,aarIv. on the oath of March, In st. Jonn
.tsh soJth Carolina, Mrs. MAG. y. fAL'
MFR. wife Of DR.. Joseph Palmer, ana oaush'
ter Of Mrs. Maria Allen, Of this CITY.
On the 9th instant, of pneumonia, SAM F. r.
MCPHERSON, in the forty-ffth year OF LIE
age. THIS AFTER
NOON Mt half-past o. clock, at MS resloenc Nv
ON Albemarle street between flne s.ieus $500 an
the penitentiary. His friends ana acq ..,ith
ances are respectfully invited 70 LIZA and
a ffec1ionate wife to mourn his loss
New York papers please copy.
Nm Thursday the eth instant, at his resi- s
dence. In Chesterfield county, Mr: IaonA'
BLUNT, in the sixty fifth year OF MS ase C.,
HIS funeral will take place ION MS M ga
dence. Locust Hill, at II O'Clock q. M. ga
TURbAY the 18th instant. Friends ana ac'
ouaintances of the family are Respectfully Ia.
vited to attend.
In Accomac county, Va, on the 30 OF Aplth,
THOMAS r. JOYNES, in the tni1ty-nins
year Of his age.
On the morning of the 9Th instant, at II ha y
n,et o,cIock. of brain fever, FERNANDAa,
Youngest child of Francis and Mary a. busn'
aged four years and seven months.
Baltimore and Washington papers Piease
copy.
Departed this life April eth, 1858, after
brief but painful illness, Mrs. ANN MAhi1N'
wife Of Larance Martin, deceased, aged Sc
yenty- four years. ,,,-,,
Her funeral will take place THIS EVE
MING, from St. Peters cathedral, at half. past
2 o clock The friends and acquaintance OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
"May her soul rest in peace"
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GENERAL GRANTS VENGEANCE.-The
soldiers at Carlisle Barracks, Pa, having
passed resolutions declaring their sympa-
thy with Mr. JOHNSON, General GRANT
issued an order assigning the commander
of the post, General GR1ER, to duty with
bis regiment Of cavalry, in Missouri, and
ordering General HATCH to his place for
two years. A subsequent order notifies
the new commander to prepare detach-
ments of recruits from time to time, and
forward them to Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, whore they will be assigned to duty.
Thus these poor soldiers are to be sent
to the wilds of the West for saying word
in favor Of their constitutional command
ler-in-chief, while General GRANT may
declare that the President ought to be re.
moved from Office without even having to
stand trial for INSTRUMENTATION. M
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~P0UDRETTE.-To YA.xars Tan

~ UDRETTE.-To YAanzrs Hand
PLANTERS this article Is recommended as the
best FERTILIZER known for corn, cotton,
tobacco, and vegetables. It is more extern.
stvely used In Europe and Asia than all others
combined, and Is extensively used in the
northern States. Made from the night soil,
dead animals, and offal, from the city Of Rich.
mond, properly deodorized and made inodor.
GUS, and believed TO be equal, II not superior,
70 any made In the United States. Packed In
strong barrels, and sold ut only TWENTY
DOLLARS per ton; delivered In any part OF
the city pithout ertra Charge. i
ANIMAL COMPOST,
superior article for roP-pazssrHs wheat,
clover, and grasses, and permanent i'm.
proven Of the land.
Send for circular. Address.
VINCENT BARdAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bsnk,
NH S--Sm Richmond, Va.