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C. TL. Warnsly and dulri j hiis al
Sence from Natch:it cies II. I.
Wamsley or R. E. Burke atty: in
fact are authorized to make settle
ments, collect and: Receipt for all
sums due the late firms of \Valmnsley
& Co., of Natchitoches.-All th),~O:e
indebted are requested to conie for
ward and settle.
WALMSLEY & ('0,
In liquidlatiýn.
Natchit oche,, La., Maiy 1st 1856.
a N. A. ROlISON1 '
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
St. Dents ,vtreet,
NATCIIITOCIIES LA.
Reopec'fully infu'rme the Ladiec nil (;en
tlem.'u th,r t hl i* io v fully p'e, 'ear loI np
ply them with th,! flnest 1 T00'1 & Sl[II ,.
of 11l decriptii. lie will also Plate itat
all work mdt4e by hiin, aill be repairl fre
of rost when the arlicle needs repairino_
The tlinet irlilea· i L,,lhbr alwayi o a ard i
end all wuik guarint..ed. 'riceM very mool
erate.
N. A. ROBISON
m14.
PROTEGEZ L'INDUSTRIE DU PAYS
STannerl e de r'atchitoetles.
. Les habitans et merchands sont
Informris qu'dls trouveront it notre
etabliseensent, pres de la Ville, un
grand assortimnent de cuir u
EMPEIGNES,
SEMIELLES ET
HARNAIS,
ý)e la meilleure qIalite.
Nous sommes prets n ,changer
des peaux vertes, esches on saldes
pour do ciiir, , l satisfaction des
echangears.
Venoz Pt examinez.
1. GLMBERT& CO.
sw&wmars31-tf.
.JVE Wr &1So I' deIPlL L.
The undersigned having bought
and put in excellent repairs the Saw
Mill formerly belonging t> Mess
Martin & Son, abrout 6 miles from the
Town of Natchitoches, is now ready I
to take any contract for lumber.
The proximity of this Saw Mill,
thei Pest quality of timber always on
hand, the superiority of the main t
road leading to it, are inducements S
to codractors, builders and planters
to send in their orders, which was
always be filled at the shortest no- I
tice.
W. M. TRAMMELL, ,
All orders left with M1a. Louis
DrPLixz, my Agent for Natchitoches,
will receive prompt attention.
May 9--w&sw tf. r
W . HARKINS,
Carpenter & Undertaker
Near the Dirt Bridge. r
ALL JOBS for Building and House Repair- I
lug, attended to wlth Dispatch and on Libe- 3
ral term.
COFtFIIS made to order, and la the l.;.
style. Trimmings f'rolsbe :, wished.
Tb. idRs l ways, ready at an hour's
1fMB5 arBROLES in the Grave Yards
miade scourdio toorgeer.
all3.-w Smo.
BRICKS? BRICKS /
Bricks can be found t Bsisler's 8t Co's.a,
Brickyard, at the following prtem :
AJhgIe Bricks, per ....$15 00
ed '' "-.......IS 6
Jiond " " " ..... O
Bril worek undertaken by the above frl,
Mr. Thee. Boeeier, will always be fcnd at
the brick yar). from morping till ight
July 14 1866.- ft.
S•MONT'T! AG'NTS wanted for lsix
O3atl,y new articles, jest out. Address
i( AQr City BoilMig, Biddeford, as.
nw 6-m
Ioata sad etlars. Try a
I'O UR T'11 YEA1! !
I0LEISIWI 1 1I i
FOR 186(7.
(ENFLTSII ETh1IT(N,)
PuIblished by
FRANCIS BOUVAIN,
St/ i,,ner and Pr inter,
61 BOUIiBON 'I E ,:' ,
I(;N OF TIlE "IiRONZE PIN."
-i' No pains or (Xlpwns will he epar,,d
to Iu; kr the lhore \'ork worthy of the
kind Ialromag, extenhed in Louisiana to
the prerý lin, ,.ition". The illun.tratious
will be exetttctd by one of our best Ar
t its. The al lt jiles a:'e from talented vX i
ters in our midst, and the tylporallbial
exec.ution of the work will be suth as to
give satisfavtliti .
IS('TRIPTIONS arte now rec.ivd
cith,'r for c( epis ý ,f Ith Aloilna' ol tl;e ii
.s rtin ot'f Aid\l.lý rti lllt , a 111 ('xC lptio(Nll
ally lnldclate prices of v hivh ate as fol.
low.,:
A WHOLE PI.\'..... ...Lo 00
A\ Al(, , I '.\t;l.: ......... o... S ot
A QI l'.\I'l EI '.(E ........ 12 ,1
\;l sl,. n riler for a whoht pI."l v ill Ib
e::iiid t,, ,nt cI py (f' the Almanac ftree
New (rh'hins, JolS Ih, 66.
Louisiana Alman n c. 1867.
:I.EN;II & ENG LIH EDITIONS.
('oi'tl iutort s to the alove L.iouii:tna
lnllitation and those wishing to 'oTliIIn
so, will plcnse ftrward their fa1 ll( 2 (crilits
betfore the 15th of Aunuist, at the latest.
Ondoers for copies ot advertisements fotr
either Edition are now recelivl'e at the
oflthiee, t. Hounthln street. TIh namies of
the Ayi.u1ts will be published at a very
early lday
FRANCIS BOIT'V.\AIN. E'ditor.
(2 Ilu,,rbLu strect-Sigtl of the "BRONZE
PEN."
4rnme Annee.
Alnanach de la Louisiane
pour. 1867.
(EDITIo FRt.LNCArISE.)
Publie par Francis Bouvain,
PAI'ETIERI ET IMPRIMEUR,
(.2 , (-ue B o urb 1 o n
';A IA PLUME I)E BRONZE,"
af Rien ne sera Intgligt pour rentire
-' t o1Vralre digni du patronage !,ienveil
lant quee e Iblic ilouisiinais a accordle
nux tlitiins pret:dentes.
Los deossins serolt extcut ,s l(2r '111n de
1os Imeiileurs artistes, la r(:davction est con
it:c ; nos (:ctivaiins do talent et l'exceu.
tion typographique no laissera rien it dt
sirer.
On pout ,shieCrire de. bh prc'ent soAt
pour un nIomIre d'exe(' plaires, sit pour
I'insertion d'ANNONCES, dont le tanux
exceptionnellcmenet nmoder' est filxr corn
nme sit :
Une page entibre............ $10 00
Une detlii page.............. 5 00
IUn quart (1o page............ 2 50
Tont anllolllcOllnlr (l'n11e page entiere
recevra gratisunexenplaire de l'A\lnanach
Subscriptions and adrcrtliseents rcceired
by L. Tnp rir, Vatchitochcs Times Ofice.
Ant. 8.-3m.
Cigar MIanufattory
The undersigned has resumed his man
nfactorv of Cigars. The amateurs will
find constantly a large supply of the best
Brands imported from Havana, viz;
MIXED CIGARS,
HEAL NATC4 ( ITOC.IFS CIGARS,"
MEDIA REGALIA,
CONCITAS,
LIGHIT BROWN,
HAVANA PUROS.
Orders from the country respectfully
solioited.
CHARLES CASTERX.
next to V. Durand's Store,
Front Street.
Aurg. 15, lS6&.--tf.
MIANSFIELD F EMALE
Mansfidd DeSoto Parish Louisiana
REV. CHA8. B. STUART, M. A. PRESI'T
The Fall Session of this well-known In
stitution will open on Wednesday, the 26th
of September, 1866. It combines the ad
rantages of a healthy location, a refined
commmnity, spacious and convenient buil
dings, thorough and extenaded instruction,
exact ad 'mffor cdiscipline, and very
moe .lpnoea o- particulars, addres
Aug. 22, 1866.--4t.
IR E, Burke, H. B. Walmsley
1; Io § R )ardin\o.
Alid C0ommissio0n Mel'tl ills,
WASHINGTON STREET
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
KEEP CONST'\NTLY ON IIAND,
FOR SALE ACf:N1:R >L ASSURTML.NT
OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
3BOOTS,
SHOES,
HARDWARIE,
CROCKERIIY,
MEDICINE, &c.
Highest Market price paid;
for otton, in cash for mer
chandlise.
ap ?2-I2m
De: BOW'S 1 RVIEW.
Devoted to the dcr, lrnpment of the Wealth
and Rlsources of he Country, and in an es
pecil manner to the Question of the South.
her Industry and I:nt, rprise, her Crops, Lands.
Agriculture. the working of Emancipation
and the condition of Freedmen, vith full
statistical details in all particulars. Also, to
the discu .ion of e'reat pulic tjflrstins p r
tailing tbo RIconistruction of the South. with a
great variety o: Literaiyv Mlatter, St'tistics of
American C ties. Hine i and Foreign Cornm-.
merc:. Agriculture, Manufactuires, and Internal
Imlprovement . Revenue and laxation.
A New Series cf the Review commences
Januacy. 1856, Mo)nihly, 112 to 128 Pages.
$6 per annum.
July 18, 1866t.-tf.
I-Iowe's TImproveld
COTTON PICKER,
For picking. Cetton in the field. Pick's
three or four times faster thap by hand, clean
and free from trash.
Machines new ready, price, $20 each.
Southern Agents Watnted.
The IIOWBE .antufatturing Company,
No. 31 Cedar St, New 'ork.
July 1. 1r66.--ff.
PLANTATION £DR SALE.
I will sell my Plantation on Bayou
Pierre, back ot Hlardy Bryau's Plau
tation containing 900 acres mrre or
les, 200 acres under feiice and in cnl
tivationthis year. Any personi wish
ing to buy a good place will do well
to call on me.
COURTLAND BRYAN.
july-4 w&sw 2- m.
NOTICE.
Jest Received. Blank State License, on
Tradtes and Professions, for the year 1866.
All persons interested will please call at
my office and procure their Licence, with
out further notice.
J. C. RUGHE8,
Sheriff& Collector,Parish ofNatehitoohes.
Augt. 28th 1866.--sw&w.-lmo.
JASI H. HILL CO,
GENI\RAL COMMISSION MEII CITATTS.
Gr°(#md Ecore, Li.
tir V Gjust complIeted our Ilarge an c )1 I )ili)II STOI: ~ntl(
W\ E~EOI(L.)U-f, ire aIUO IIOIV~ [1' e)IC to Ilitc1iv IC, IUI'WA 1Mt ni 5LIA.
11 () our a 1f Mercian-lise and (Country Pi'OiL ii iii
tI' tod to ou irre, anti rc.zpcoitully soiicit a siare otf the public pJatronI
Our cireful fl ttnti)Hn '.il be rivcn to IReC'eiving and Fi vaulwi 'lll; a,
all ('ther 1llinjI(',s intrusted to us.
We ill ke cl, ff san ilv' on hand and for sale
1300 '
sc CORN, I
0ATS1
IT.1T,
."iua lit1e ass~rt:nu'it of fIt I : U)iý cf all 1,;.1, a'.i. qualit.-_
Vie take pleasure in ainllo'inclig to t'le pul'iwe that w~e Iii V(To1e
Ithe seriices of iih' eve'r )hli~ti~i alIll (Th1tOc'11r 1i . ('. \l' (;(}`.~
(if the firm) If ,T, IT. Steplhens ,V , C. so !''nl and ~v"("l hill, "n tleneuigh tlti"
countr ) i v ie) wt v ill h I 11J'; toe W'C~l;1 .11 ;is ii,; (I I'ii is an (I emtoueers'1
JAMIES II, HILL & CO.
JOHN MOUTON & CO.
Fancy Grocery Store
FRIONT STREET.
A .Xtpkez. Dried .fu-tard1, rel n1 r, ,
\llAnl : inds, a' : ru i.
than r, r ( ,,-t: rs in can,
Xii,,!, !, (hive v,
''r'ntlii no) te , 1', ;ii..
't r , I' hi s in ca s,
(Colr'1. i h
.a;.rr' i an inaig e, I , a ss',l,
r i 'm l ýý" I.vi - a t .
L :', ,1',
ili
1 '.:i l,, . 1,
(Champagne Wine, lrande,
I'r', 1 r hur n,
hurry. " , Ma nilis.
STATIONERY.
Pens Pencils, SISt s, Blank Books, Pocket
, .l' '."
Pn ol Ench1:-, Fool ap, Note amid Lit i
Perfumnery.
We have been appointed regular agents for
the celebrated Frenchl Perflurmey of
.LA SOCIETE Ilm ENIQUE 1)E PA!1U."
All sort, of Ponatniun , ils, ('citol ne Water,
Penumnes, tice Powder, Tooth Bru Ies, will be
foundl at our stand.
Hlardwarc ,
t, oodinware,
Crockemrywar,
Tinua1re,
CGl asware.
ap 29.
PROTECT 0Mli I M ll) C .llE.
NlT <rt oftrc c =M iinas,
The planters and Merchants are
uftirnied that they will find at our
establishment, near the toin, a large
assortment of
SOLE,
HA RNESS AND
UPPER LEATHER.
of the bCat quaIhty and at a very .
moderate price.
We are ready to exchtuwe green,
dry and salted hi!des fr LEATHER to
to suit everybody.
Succtsion of John Connoway, deceased.
A NN ELLEN CONNOWAY. ilaing ap
plied to be appuintfd admniistratrix ulf
the succetiun of John Camnnway. d ceLeacd. f
Notice is hereby given to all whaor it may
concerri id shtow cause within tf n days why
the epplication of the petitioner Fhoumhml tot tie
granted
A. W. HAMILTON,
aug.29-2t Clerk.
Success.on do John Connuo:wny,dedceed.
A NN IELENE CONNOW.AY, aynt de- tI
mathrdi &tre ntotitmif t,,damini.tratrixe do
Ia successioun de John Connoway, d(lcidd.
Avis et par c ge prtsenta domne i taiotos pert
Poones interWedes davoir a didduire days lws
dix jours lis raisuos pour lesquelleslademan le h
de a petitionnaire n e unrait pas accorlde.
A. W. HAMILTON.
aount 29-2.t lGr er.
Immunityagainst the Fevers
and Chills of Spring and Fall,
the Dysenteries and Diarrheas
of Summer, and the various
Bilious complaints attendant
upon the entire year, is what
the South needs and must have
before that favored region will
attain the full meed of its great
ness. Emigration thither has
been and is retarded for the
lack of it; and for the same
reason, cotton raising has been
restricted and interfered with,
In view of these facts Dr.
Spooner offers to the people
of the South, and to Emigrants
going thither, his A NTI
FEVER AND AGUE
PILLS, which have been K
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerring
and never-failing preventive
and cure of all Bilious conm
plaints incident to the South
and West. Try but one ex
periment; the cost is trifling,
the result is beyond any con
tingency. It never has failed
and never can, while Phvsiol- !
ogy remains a science.
For Sale by all Druggists.
Wu. SPOONER & CO.
Nashville. Tenn,
* i
.Ind by Johna .oIirt qog " Co
Front Kt. .:ltchitoche.s La.
Boot alld Shoe MaInufictory
FLb SCHAFFRATH.
Successor to G. Rer',,, ?n.zt to /we
Town Dirt Bridge.
hIla l;nn.r of informring" his
for1v er patroin; that he has ret urF i -
froin Shrevep grt and mince, purcI:-j.l
(ed the whole stock of go, dls h.Ilo;g
ing to G. lchmn's esta1,!ishment.
He is ready now to furniish nt th,
shurtest notice, all tl ~e,!o, a.',d
lhO('TS. requestcd for this commonnity.
llis work is warraimnted. Tie leathr
eiiployed in his sstablihmemit is ,f'
the best mraiterial which c, ' hi
hbouuht in New Orleans, from i.nchiii
Iiousls. i
Gentlemen are rejmwstcd to, try·
hiui. Theyv will be fiul;y cunvinced.
Prices modcerate.
May 26.-w&sw.
Tr'illuh for W;ivves
Ill <,,nl("stic halpp nt.s, th!' ivre';
11l 11( ,e i s m uc:ll 'l i'rcater than he'
hi llri l's fur the le, the firt
casile -mit:tualil lave :iilt] c:fi lrnce
t:'igt ;'ranitl(d, the whu;ie cuom ,; i. ,: f
I,'we m, i.: lat, l y (1 ',], (.i,. tI ], ] t l iau"
1tI (:'(1 i~iu(,".,lat',. u;1:'.,'h.r i,." .jur's,<11C
ti:: l i:t I i h l,.r intl1 enl .1i t ,,f slfall
an :., lr i,' tlO 1 ,I 1d' ri.le p c l' ilityi
; ; trr( ,,t are 'i' 1cre t ~ r Stluv'd
No, irtuii ca t iltal the C Lionstant]
I ;i, t,( ,f ( tr,, i'ý t,,, u,. s¢ and ties
I :tni t nl ;!i t l a od ii i s s t't it
Stri l,' t 1.'(a :it i W Ulh d U il i I e
licve. T ie ,ei,. . ,t exp Ii rse, ,bhaut
"ii' V I'i{ it~i' r', i,'t i 1 t l ll "' t'-V 'iI' 'l~Il
t I'r it iii (c, Ii.. tiu'in lliI over and
,uie'ully r, lt+,el,,,, .,a, eret' it,:urred'
i!he inc',,lnm , is l , ;,, :n ,.d to iroo 1 it ;
i t t it it i ,C'.t+ici, Xi t i.p til v , -lidh -
L tir twt, a 5which d, L iio cin i 1el a1 n1
igi-s tih w i t" a',.t u 1n t ,li '-it i , for it
lit t'i i.(lt C it' w, tithii a iilihs l'CIrov
-ill, . T 'r is of:-I an ult nsust:: o t ,i
trifle to icl saivt'tl ie C t io' ho se:,lrN .d
iIt iS o at ill aC',ndtiy tl ,iC that thit
i\' t'-s V( tti ntIX ll it sor livec'S .ary, 1u(i
in tl..' nicetiesg which lto , i wclii
i t' d ;Ti.ibt'tl bltls'. Au unit'rnli-h ted
lit.ll t st tllltd, a iissiSll o : riii a b tt ll
I le shir't, 1l si iled tal, tle cl ith, a uh ls
i tall] tit w i:h ii its ,ld col itlls stick
i ;ll" h:t:,l tahl ,lrn about it, are real
lv tlit lihi'g l; t lt iaclh Cian i ,, h i'iSe n
an;ir' wrd or cause discomufort.
il'] Je!d ulu' it thelre::: a gnat youal
((f dtollin Stlc ha pillntlss in a well dress
itl 1nti,.r i h ,,!, or a tidhy l reakfast
allh. en:, nr;', sated of beauty,
tirl: of m,riSI, are often too l{w;('ir'(d
f'ir ci'r tti s oli i, how ver iuitellectu
,I' i t thIytuf ' ll tiwtays a ]uri c iate ai
wcll swet hpcarth and sluiling ei
co t-i' t.
A wtliat] may t lov' her hinsa',ted
,ev1ctvdly--lny sacrilice fortune,
friend(s, family, ouniitry, fit' h on--sthe
may laveo the gl0 ius of a S0phi.iih,
the enchanted tieauties 'f alt Armnida;
! tit--ielancllohly fact--if with these,
he fails to make his h tm cpnforta.
h is, is heart will i iteviital,ly escapl'
her. At1'd wlomniCit live oga tuin ly i.
Jle alf.:iii r ,s, that wvithlt nhtove,
vhi ir' exist qtct is void. iette' r u,
nuit, thcn, to ouschold thanks, how
lVt r ire(i ,ip"a t they nmay bre to your
tastes, than doon y)ourself to a love
I(ss home. WVotneil of a higher or
dhr of mind will ]lot run this risk;
Siiey know thalt theiri folni'i le, rtheilr
iJunil.ti aij e thehir 'rst dltie l.
.NO TICE.
tV LEU'I DiB'IlPII hiving aplied for the
O al ,,i Aiiln'Ftt of Dative 'Tebtaynentiry Exe
cuncn" of lh,1 u','eessionl u: Felix Louat, d;,
L -'id. Nt:e is lhwrtey givwn to ll whoum
i, Iliy ie, )1nc. in to -how cauy, if al they
.a t it Iin ten days, why the petitioner's
applicatioa Nihlould not Ie grautci1.
A. W IIA.ILTON,
w ,ptr ý - 1l L ' Clerk.
'2id A ir ,l lau djiingad bv
tU( Iist DEI.LI'It N ovant fhit npplicatimn
J pinur (tre rlillnom i Ex,_clt ',ur T -hum' ntair,,
,'atif.(d l `n er, in d, fcu "c' ix Louat,
ilt :e,}. Avir - '4, 1)i1 i 't'. u trt :.eii,r donnig .
1 loils o ux q tue chla cowcUell(, ,'avoir h
rdu A ter t dai is it i a,. ju f, Its ras ft, is poir
1, S quell! s l, eclnandf dt! l~titionair.,n n trait
pas a cc'rdCce .
A. W, 'HAMILTOrN,
rt pr --11ij. (;r it fier.
NOTICE.
",ALUABLIE PIROPEIRTY FOR
SALE.
tOt SA , o ir t, p'ivatesal' hy t he under
S..-i bli. lhe f','jllowin propet th wesituated
in the Pari h of Natchitochles.
1it A tr,,c of land or il it ritahgo banik of
itile f iveriti l about ree miles i , p low (
!Town of Nibhthes, biig hi i atllluer.
wli hp iI . th ttllsig toi l e id, s, ioinhtiiig
ibol.3hlt i pel is ith .l the buildings
8ud fil)rovemi'is I hi l'er.i 2 r
-9d A initiidu o lld adjohifiif an4l1 d aboveIO
.hFtirst d-libad. coninihig J . . Ubopiirtesln
.lp,'lil- frontl witii ail the. dclph hielonging 1
Lo it tiilii. over tw i hudred rti
3tId A irti lt olhud at Cs l n t S ii n britt r
jf iiuli 1if d crt eI lwiii woop oi ir u ni d e
ira titig l i,, spri l i i'.
. lth T' lly of ,fsat ; iit] iiifil! th Towi gi
thii .u'i 'ei omi ,rh otri't fur fhetw f f vie .
'nd riabiin, sruel., ofni' roved, aird ibr.,
o itl of . rioiu jnitu'irgivd o tic I ht, aN otI i t
htt:,e , tl i~i,,l',,!ci ii! lt e Nor'th wes+.telr a
I:tr of fe. 'orporaliOI.
Firh Thfti I of iril,. with aill tho ' buic l. I
.i; lhrn n. coni ist in o'a, foo. brhk aid i
uislouse~s,o tli ih st> li sltide of 'rolnt sl (tr t, i
eiwe,,n Amnilet andl Toulipiles, reets. of 100
[,it f tost r l raIiin aboitI l 8 N' ieet Ti({, p.
I-Ih Th p u fdi'ided forth o1 5m ; 'er sit \
aIted on Spr', ' i w hake, i hnli, ide,1 trlu e i
hip wiehi A.nItcoinkb etnd Madr Goli'ty,
7 ' e"tii n 3t , towv t hiO t 9 u alan. ,: 7 iii lt aiin i
i;r abol, 181 aet'ts on lhtyol! tPier',e, lPaih i 0
8 (n;' It r~e, b:in o siet ion 27 nr 2o, same i
to~wship 'and range, sam,, Parish.
9 Ai.undivided i al' of tints ero ' i ll ed 1
lr., ,II l, south oC J. h b.o Uh'pitfs plan
lIti'n e i
Tl hese land St wll h, istl in mIallr qual-ti
tie,ifth:.iied hv the lp,,rci,rs.
' l'i oia S.l".i:.
)he th 'id IOa'h, oti. N tA ird payti bl i n:i i
.r aB. -"end fce a ircu lr. ,r fron
th~e ,lly of sah,. ]'url',haselrs t( give.
th,'ir lprnmissary noits Ior ihe definedr t
paymilents with eiglii per centli intlerest
f'roim ihe avy of :le and seenredl by
re(wlo!rs pr'bilege anld slpchal motlllllgag
1 otaiii J.
l".r furtht'r info~rmathon ,nrlqy to the un
l,,i sign, d.
]U. bTA.XlA'N,.
Jan 7 l1,fl w.tf.
PTE M-OST U o-r' I NTI,|N NTroM OF TIE .AGE};
("OOKlING. .11ADF, EASY.
F R:E<E .tov, mal,. nl me o '.,., b( ot, Al.e,
l orlDirt. T1',,. tlhr,,w ,,. v,.v lim!! ,/.,at,
ontwardlv; and cook both , i" n I!,, :, t he" r,( t'
t"ro e, 'ihey are o r,, u-ed b" Iliunrlredls ralt
Fai,',nlito hin New Orleans.+q wh,7 fun tthem rnoi
Ifi]y thi, mii t- (.conoliiJn', , o~t in',iq en-ah,,, as.
,ery II,+lsekee.er r a,'n Ion, ly do hr own f'aii
ire.., i v,'iop nert,.e of ."ervant.. ~ib',,ral tt-rnri
:,°,ri. d" to th l. Counnry Trin'tl,. 1:.+'.r il (;en'1
P.ranikl (Grdhier. Jnsl.,, ('t.!e Lp:nil n+ont, Rev. ,
.\r lhia. and C. (Civaroe, IE q., an'on,, many
altlr well known New Ork+iti-a gen:tlem*B., w,',hoj 1
are+ in-:g these Stoves, wht,'h are ,n. exhibitionI
fanI f,,r sale
Ar NoI..l01 ('.,,P STIEI:TNe Ou!.:" 'lI\.
]}t nnl; L.o['I.:IN Av,' T]':X ', 1)t;T'nlu:rx
VAPOR-'TOVE .A,D (ALtlftIGH (.OM.'lAS'Y
. B.-.Moent fr, r (.'ir,.'ulor.
iomre of Baron James de Roth
child at Ferriers, France.
SYou cntecr by. a flight of marble
I :t-p~ a vestibule, which opens on
t ,iie oºi thc most spacious halls in Eu.
r,.1~ fi, nis,.d as a reception room,
a:,11 ligtl ffUn: the roof which is of
mulied g 'ass, from behind. At night
SsyV,sn of "",as illuminates thie vast
I~spc', siiewhlat as has been so suc
.tssfully carried out at the Chatelet.
A hllry runs round the tipper part
t of the hall on which saites of party
tmns po1", while on the ground
lour the reception and family apart
Ients , oln on the hall. Purple vel.
vet nortierer h:vc an admirable ef.
(f:ct at each ecd of this splendod hall,
which has been con;tructed on the
m10st ac, stic principles, the result
,,t' which i; that the effect of music
1 ex, utl' here is marvelous. Ordinma
\ [ alpe.r LnIi "`s are banished, and
,:ach romi i-, hutg1 with tapestry,
",; lvet ter silk.
t1Everv ,sinle visitor finds at his
disp ;,a a- ~,lit cresisting of spleb
dlid drawi:gr0oom, boudoir, bedroom
tlnd dressigroom. On every dress
itgroom table are the ordinary con
tents of a dressing case. Ivory
brushes surmounted by the Baron's
coronet; silver boxes containing
:every species of cosmetique, poudre
de ris, etc ; e::;i site hand mirrors,
iounted in sculptured ivory, sandal
wood or silver. Ctn'iosity tempts
even old bachelors A scent bottle
of rare workmi.nshilp attracted my at
tention. As the spring fle, back,
lo! a jewciled watch, by Breguet,
was revealed ensased in the top--so
while ;a fair lady inhaled the perfumed
CalltctIs she is informed of the time
of 'ay. To mieltion the hot and cold
water, Mipos are laid on so as to sup.
ply eacih dressingroom is `iiperfluous
and a mere 'd tail" in an abode
where thei most theughtful care has
lprcsidcd over the mruinutest arrange
urn t.
To descrile the thrones taken from
the Stinmer Palace at. Pekin, the
.jiwelh.l cups from Cellini's chisel,
the ceramic from Fanza. or Lucca,
the cry,-tal hak ers frmt Venice, the
hIiai.ils of hoid,,red iatiu-green,
by the lIye; in the Baron's own bed
room--is verily beyond my intellect,
and hesit'ate not to assert that Mene
nioque herself would be puszled to
tell thie half ,f allt the treasurers of
.rt uongregatel in each single room.
It Is a positive relief to go out into
the grounds; where one's power of
attention has fewer calls on it. These
said grounds are reached through a
series of conservatories and houses,
tapistried with the loveliest moss,
and filled by Flora's choicest gifts, as
well as by the rarest specimens of
the sculptor's art, and enlivened by
the handsomest bright-winged birds
of the tropics.
''hose conservatories may indeed
be said to ii val in beaiiy, if not in
extent, those of far-fanied Chats.
worthIs. '1'h! grounds are divcrei.
tied by shcltes of i,'ater, on which
fairy boats continually ply, and ren
derel interesting by the number of
,elks, gazelles; antelopes, claude,
and loreig-n aninals of all harmless
species; which roam at their
own sweet will, evidently enjoying'
the Edhn as thioroughly as their own
native places.
In the abseitch of himself and his
family, the Baron's guests are enter
tained by a repast that would have
d,,ne honor to Vatet himself. The
lIhroui' collar contributes the finest
Maderia.in Europe to the enjoyment
of his friends, and with a truly
princely abundance.
[Paris Letter to the London Star.
NEWS
The quaratutine of New Orleans ves'el
'r, aes ge rnat dissatisfaction, and has
airady caused provisions to advance.
St. Lsuis, Aug. 22.-The cholera report
tile I ,,nty-fonr hours ending at 4
o'cl.ok this afternoon, gives 94 eases and
55 deaths. This probably does not com
ilriI5 nmore than. half the cases. The
Board of Health still fails to make oficial
reports.
Flour dull; the bettet qualities are
drooping: wheat steady and unchanged;
Irovisions unchanged; whiskey unset
thed.
New Ymoit, Auo. 22.-The steamer Per
sia. with Liverpool dates to the 12th, has
'r)rId. News anticipated by the cable.
Advicrs from China, thrott.h theFrench
paelers, st,e that the rebeis had, been
surlriswd, their encampments burned and
leaders killd.
The early abdication of Maximilian is
regaidid prohabl, in France. The Em
press ef Mexicr, however, denies the ro
Tire lo d b h,, hi'ge airrivals in U. g.
5 to ho,,its ill London, prior to the llath,
anrd coitsieihrable rines for Germany ant
lt,~ buhtd
A Blowing Cave.
There is a natural curiosity in Georgid,
kiown as the "Blowing t'avo," It is situ
st. ,I o, the plantation of (Jl. David IL8r
row, Deel.tur Connty, Ga., twenty-soetn
rilhs fronm Ihomaiaville, the ternaius of
the Svannah End .ulf !'ailroad. The
,awe iL at the hbttom of a small, nuithiiat
hlsin (whuse diameter will not at inyv
piiit exceed thirty feet,) in a perf~etly
si:ooth plaiu, and smirround-d with a,
de:nsv copse of wood. From the moiuth of
this cave issue Strong currents of air, with
acolin'o,:s roar that is heard Reirenty
yards off. Atcertain hours of the daya hat
or vw i, or othIr light objects thrown atit,
arc bl,,ow six or seyen feet Igli Thto the
air; and at ottr hours of the thy, with
a section relatively great, the mouth ot"
the cave draws in any such artitle placed
near it.
If Congress, hy joint risolution, wonld.
remove this cave to the petatel 'uriosilt
hallh in the PaptlI, hy a judicious ohser -
ation of the curr,.nts it eonid be mau4a. It.
answer equadly w, li a ',coi.:tructique.
apprp')ritioa blid d1",,,t

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