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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-05

JsSsssen Female Institute. i~lardsms.
County, tennessee, Jsnuary, iSSi,
VI. ". Mosssasss.-- My Dear Sir
Lssssisk thai -. dssisa visiting various
sssise 10 The Ssush during the prsses, win
Vt, deem " . dvty which | owe 70 yos.
ssd The q 'sssi, % yell ~ . high privilege
10 myself, 20 adj my testimony 20 that n
other men whon gratitude has compelled
TO sPsss % highly Of yosr ability a .
physssiss, end yesr viitues a a soe;si
.ss'ss,.s sss.l..an: !, having charge Il
. greatly soiessd vita, nj ysu lat sun.
sss - Bailey Syringe, Afs., ~hess yos
usss esl3e6 70 treat nam ss,sens csses of
shrosis tieease. 49, liuis diseessd !.
taopes With The life u oyvissb, ssbi,sa.
ing bss 70 The medical trsssnsos n a
stranger ! bet 10 her dire sssssody. knee.
~ s'sos Ne bsst sobsss o. esAse evju n
pAssseissey = Alse ~ we Of nlssssl ~.
ss's, bad JAILED ~ give relief, asd sAss q
ove mother had recently disd Of IL ss1s
nalady, 40 hearise - nsay Of The ia.
tess There peal ID esssoescl Torn 10 Is.
bali ~ yeus s~esQea1lsd sooosps II ~ sesst.
nsse 81 Ssoale dieeaess, ! ~ tslse,1 %
smploy Joe Il be- bsAaii. fSs sssSl, .ss
:hssy' slnsss issssasly ssliese1 her a.
sssas ssGssisg, ed v,skis sve osssks q.
stored ~ 10 perfect hsalsh. Anl b. %
ieiss hess plassl ~ ssdss etliessiose
ua'sh ] sso nssss ssDsy, bss vhish, shssi
0sd, shall ass FED re hunAss 70 bear,
WI. y. jsiss - b Ills Suppression Of
ersessdss ssS yes nsy auntss - bah
uish yess vasn8s ~aivoeasss.
Truly Yvuss, II. u. UlLLARD.
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a bOUisiAsA su0AR EsfATE S0Lb
fon $4,000 "A sale, important IN H.
character, was made today BY auc.
ton, on account Of the succession Of
the late DR.. j. &. +. Wedders,randi,
by the sheriff Of the parish Of PA.
qucmines, Of the sugar estate known
as the Harlem plantation, consisting
Of 1910 ocreso OF valuable sugar land,
with all the Improvements, sugar
house, ETC., for simply and only SIX
thousand dollars, on terms ono third
cash. balance one and two years.
We give the following to show wha,
was sold for the sum, (say 10000
''The old Harlem plantation, stu.
a.cd in the parish OF llaqucmines,
on the left bank Of the Mississippi
river, at abou, ,hirty.seycn miles be.
low the city Of New Orleans, having
thirty.onc acres from. on said river
BY forty arpen,s in depth, together
With ail the buildings and improve.
mcn.s thereon, consisting Of one
dwelling house aud kitchen, two els.
terms, servants rooms, and six other
small buildings enc brick sugar
house and machinery, in good order;
two batteries, one is in good order
and the other wanting repairs, are
attached to the same machinery ;
also, n eorn mill, one cooper shop
and tools, one washing room, one store
room, one draining machine.
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A0iesios--Chronss Diseases The ,esa.
ers II the Atvvesfs will 49, b. ns,iss In
te.day's paper. hat Us. Nsstimers hss -.
rived In ssr city. We hass often referred
10 the eminest sseeess n Dr.. Murtimo,e.
VITO msbes bic anassl visiss q cur e,ty. In
essise sAresis dIssss@. This, Aes.s0.
sssns scarcely ssssssssy aev, - 10 IL -
ssivsssslly asd fsssss6ly kassn through.
oct sAs Sosth. Bss ssfsssise to bic noiies
10 osf 60 soes. Ne lei the kiehess possi.
Die testimonial fssa Rs. U. kivsps, psp.
'dess 81 Wedges Uaivssisy, f1ssssss,
Alatsnss . oas tAas whcn nsoe sshee 10
nsse esssfslly laovs asd tslsss1. 1hA.
sossshes With other tessiasaisls p~sssesset.
- shisA sAeuld sonvisss Tie usss iaessaes
lous Of De. n~0stinose's rfsfesisoal shu..
y. y. CArff'irT d'r7r-'-. Jt-. z. 1861
80 IN
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llroposals.
ouARrxRaAsrxas oyvIcr, No. Il STATES

OFYicg or THE RoARp OF EDUCArIoS, coaSsk on
GRAND AND ELx-srs. NEw.ioRx. Nov ~, ioo''
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received NJ
mi. Office until the ilth day of December next
O'clock n M M which time said Proposals will DO considered
for supplying Public sssSS snss sS "a o,ss S
Board Of Education with snbaal. ar ona yssS COM
articles required for the use oil ssd senoo o' e
uencng on tho II. OF January, 1900 .,, A.,
lii OF m, Articles will be furnished on application TO tue
Cork Of tho Board of Education, ,,,y,u
SAMUEL D. Il. VANCE, Committee
las. w FARR, : on
JAS. \. MILLER, supplies.
JAMES b. DUPlGNAC,
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Corporation Notices.
Gorses, Carriages, &c.

CARRIAGES for SAIE.-The immense stock
~ Ia the three irgc warcrooms, entrances No 40
Broadway aud No 10 Crosbyt will be sod greatly re-
daced prco' 300 set' Haruc several Carriages
{. WITTY No. 40 B,oaiway
- EMIL EN- N wishing Carriage Horses
~ BOARDED ior the Winter lnd accommodation by
lettor addressed r. Box No. lO3 NrwbuTsh ~ stating
feed. attention aud exercise required
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Mem Publications.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT of ENDUhlN"
IA VALUE - ,rorrsFUOLD

N
PROF. cIEvELAND,s 'ss SCHOOL AND HOUSEHOLD
& cf Literature from Homer
TO Holmes; from the frt Greek TO the ia'eS'
thoi."
The five volumes Of this series are: LITERATURE;
/. A COMPENDIIJT OF CLASSICAL III 1850 10 Ioy.
embracing view oil GREEK AUTHORS LON s ., CorTuus
GIxrs and Of LATrS ArrHoRs om PIAuIus W mi n a. ITF
z. A COMPENDIUM OF fNucIS..
from, Sir Jobn NandeviIe 10 William Cow er,NvrrpNTu
81 :HT Tst, I, AZURE or THE NlNEIEtNIh
cTNcIPyv ali authors deceased or living VINO
have 1ourishcd since 1900 - .,,rpIcsN LITERATURE;
A. COMPENDIUM or AN Ill., ,yrit.rs of our coun.
embracing tho CHEF deceased and hVins "i''ei'' ~ WV
try. ..r,c,r WORKS with Notes and Dis
sor,s,in An index TO the subjects OF lIndie au
- a., irdex TO all the Poems. THIS ediuon OF Sii
bss no., reunblished in London aud Warmly ooienuo"''
Ia ss Ti;.h press ~ most valuable for general use
ar tli whole series Joseph Wane. esd OF ONiofu "I
a. s,Lor-and that too, under the very shade" OF lhe
IN, ijhrary-" with tho Bible, your Milton. and Your
80 volumes npon Classical English and American iiieia-
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And the Rev Albert Barnes wIies"Fol the home infIy
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The Eve volumes ncoscd in boxes ore beautifully bonnd
In various styles. and NJ prices from 5i2 % TO Sc ,
What more Interesting, instructive ond petmsheht 'su
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No. 100 Graudst Rev ! ORR,
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Keal Wstate for Sale.
ALI. WANTING FARMS.

n Large and thriving settlement. OF Vinesnd; mild
climate; 10 miles south Of Phladelphia by railroad.
Rich so produces large crops twenty tracts 25
per payable within fOur years. good bushes. openings
GOOD society Hundreds settling and making improve
nents Apply to CIAS X. Lands, Postmaster Vneland
ands township NJ j. Letters aaswored Papers containing
mi Information viii be cent free. From Report Of Scion
Robrson Agr,e,oi Editor OF Ths Tribune; IL one Of the
most ericiire teyte tracts dirot iere petition and
,uab eondiion0r rieasdgt Turning thaE zoe kHoio " ts
,id. of IA, Ussiera PJGirteA
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III OSIERY.-New Styles for Ladies, Gents
and Children, in Pads and London. the Derby
ribbed Oxford Cambridge CFoquct Rob Roy, Nictoris and
other styles Gents long hose under garment, made from
Australian wool of superior hnish Cllons Union Meriuo
Dresses Carter, Mtens and Gloves best Pam. Kids
shades at reduced prces Undre.ssd Kids. all ooors SOC
Fall and Winter Gloves In great variety. W J. ELGEK
Importer Of Hosiery Glove, and fancy Goods Nos eO and 31
Broadway, near Nineteenth Vt.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
D THIS WEEK Is
FANCY SILK AND DRESS GOODS,
We have just purchased Va the auction rooms aud from I'm
porters sever a! lar I. invoices 81
FANCY SILK AND DRESS GOODS, .
per lees than they hive ,od for earlier in he
eason and IL i intention 10 distribute them TO our Gus
toners az the reduction during the present. week
FANCY SILKS, splendid qualities at 81.
FANCY SILKS, eIta heavy and wide at 81 70.
RICH GRO GRAIN SINS. only I'll 80.
PARIS FMPRESs CLOTHS. all wool. only &c., worth
siJi -
HOSJOUR EMPRESS CLOTHS. at al worth 81 %
FRENCH MEENOS splendid quality and color' al pi 30
worth : %.
PLAID NALENCIks. only 81 II. per Yard worth 5cc.
PLAID AND STRIPED fOPLlSETS only is. and a. 3D.
HWY PLAID PARIS REP PorLIEs, only zoe. worth
W X. PEYToN. Nos 27a aud "a Bowery,
Hou.lonst.
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CutTp QuAETTRnAsTBRs OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA bEPOT, hov. -. 1879.
I ARGE SALE of choice OAk-TANNED
II LEATHER
VII BE sod public auction, ia lots 70 ,u' purchasers
%. Schuy all Afsens, Philadelphia on TUESDAY Decem'
Der H. 100 - 10 O'Clock D. M. superior s'ocs OF
PURE OAkTkNNED LEATHER,
comprising 49, ..
Leather.
57g sides. con'snir shout GO 676 pounds sole leather
Ts8 side. contln.rg sbout 10 58 pound Welt Leather
Thi. raiher carefully 'eec,~d Tor manufacturing army
boots aud bootres 10 sod IN consequence % the die
banding ~ a large portion or The army.
Trrln.--Cish ia Dovefumsu' funds.
pr.n,rfv 10 b.. removed within I've days from day Of sae
WILLIAM ". MCkiM.
Cooael and Chi~f OuurtsrTnas,eri
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MILITARY DIVISION Of TIE MisSIS-
QUARTERMAsTERs oFflCE, U. 5. MILITARY RAIL.
ExrEYsWE SALE OF G6yrRNMESr RAILROAD
PROPERTY
MILITARY DIVISION TuE TEsNEssHg.
Cmrv QuAHTKEsAsrrKs oryicE. u. > siiL X
WILL re- SOLD t,T AZ Pus sfqe G AZ; ri
On December ilta. ieS At Nahvue Tenn. thc entire
.,oct Of and scrvc'ablc s,oros q q, T. Military
Railroad remaining hand at the General surPy Store con-
si.i log IN par folows;
tlnOyD Twenty thousand Axes
100 Tuns siid bar Iron. ~. n Ind Angle.
tsol kishtv tons Boiler and IanA lron
(10 Three hundr,d tuusSrrap lton. wrough and cat,
atcl Twenty i've thousand pound. tnsne hia,' 'sthss
Gs, PIPE oas Fitiufcs OF all kinds.
spring Bainoc.. Bra, Cock. Of every dc,crip.
i r1iss,a Globe Valves. all .sc.
MUTE, Cav Lbins aud Iampin;
Nli' aad sriss,. Iron snd Copper Rive'' and
Glass and Paint Of al shec, Copper and Bras'
Railroad L-mp, Block, Tackle sud Snatch.
COOKING stove, sad Fixtures. Kelly, Head Lights.
Fnn se,. Of Carpenter Bacsuaihs and sadd,r.' Tools
Rubber Csr Springs Bcng Gum, ana Leather. lies. Butts
Screws ginwa!r OF all kiuds aud almost every article
suitable 10 Rtrosd operations. all the very best quality
% Three large Lahe, steven, Bro Msaaf,etateT.
~ Two flAncrs. Sellers & CO.. Manufacturer
Cd One Bolt Cutter and Gear Cutter Gould Bros Manu-
IN One Ale ca, oG Lathe. Warner Whitney.
~ Two Fan Bowess ,medil M.
Id Quo Uprishl Engine Hone Power.
~ ono Trip Hammer aud Engine howols Patent.
u) One Hroomfrld Steam Hammer
~ one Sellers Steam Hammer
VIII also be sold at the time, large amount or
,erviceebe and secondhand Railroad Tools Of all kinds
sistiug of
Carpeu.er. Tools. -
Wheelwtigh,s Tools
Biacksmlhs' Tools,
Machnistf Tools
Stoves and Pipe, Rope CHAINS, etc. etc.
TERMS CASH. IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS.
Catalogues OF the a. 70 b. sold IN Nashville be ob
tanned by application Is Capt ). r. Ham. H. @ NJ, aud Of
that n, Memphis on application Cent. Jno Parks A. q NJ
Tie attention OF dealers and HAroad Companies pa.cu
larry inyiteito thi. sale.
sac, viii commence a, O'Clock a. m. on each day. and con
t.nue daily Until al the property /, disposcd Of
r. j. CHILLY.
Copt. and A. q. NJ. u S. A.
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miscellaneous.

IRON IRON!
i 700 TUNS NO. SCOTCH PiH
go TUNS NO. ALLENION"'
go TtfNS No. THOMAS,
200 TIrNS No. CARBoN,r,e,p
POO TUNS No. POT GhkEhrH4E'
100 TINS BEST SPIKE kOOa,
500 TifNs BEST BAR lkON,
2ol TUNS COMMoN IRON
loo TINS WROUGHT sCRAP,
ps,,lv for immediate delivery,
' For SALE by ,,.,,c
Nos .2S and 80 South =.
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prn Woo0s.
MOURNING GOODS.
lh GREAT BARGAINS

MOURNING GOODS.
Nl GREAT BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION,
20 per cent below cost Of importation
PARIMAsIER CLOTH at 81. Very hns.
PARIMASIER CLOTH at 81 25 superine.
A.. EMPRESS CLOTH at 81. Handsome Goods.
81 ENGLISH BOMBAZINES a. 81 80. Worth 30 70
S. ENGLISH BOMBAZINEs at So. Worth S9'
- FRENCH, VERY FINE, at g. Worth SS
BLACK ALPACAS ATS 3d. 3 3' ia. and fs' Nice goods
BLACK ALPACAS at 62lc Worth 81.
BLACK ALPACAS at 87tc. Worth 81 80
BLACK ALPACAs at ~. Worth 81 Is.
I4BLACK and WHITE MARINE sKlRTING q. 7jc.
Worth 81 50.
HANDSOME POPLINS at 6etc Worth 81.
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH, new article over yards wide,
ct per dress very beautiful fabrics and extremely cheap
W. JACKSON. IMPORTER and DEALER in
MOURNING GOODS,
No. 81 Broadway,
Opposite Tiffany & Co.'S.
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OFVIcs OF THE A. q. NJ, I
WILsISoTos, Del, Nov. - 1905.
~ A lie OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
y MULEs-Au good aud servceable.-Wil be Sold at
Public Auction, a.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
On FRIDAY, Decembcr8
On FRIDAY, December IS
On FRIDAY. Decrmbcr2
On FRIDAY, December 20,
400 Good and SeWiccable MULES.
100 On each day of s.o.
The particular attention of purchasers l. called % Tho
ceent quality Of these mules being Of good eze In good
dton hind aud gentle and well broke 10 harness. being tho
surplus Team Mules Of Washington Depot.
Animals Sold hingiy.
Sale to commence AZ 10 IN.
T~rms-Cish In u. y Currency.
BY order Of Brevet Brig Gen JAMES A. EKIN IN charge
lt Div Y. NJ. q. q.
G. H. GALLAGHER, Capt. and A. O M,
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Giaiionern ano 3anrn Scoos.
Go nObom it man Concern.
I OST CERTIFICATES.-Notic is hcreb

I OST CERTIFICATES-Noti is hereby
~ given that application has been made TO the Auditor
General Of Pennsy yana for the issue Of duplicates of the
follow Certificates Of the Five Per Coat Loans Of
the Commonwealth issued by the Bank Of Pennsy yana TACT
ing a. Transfer Agent Of the Commonwealth Ia the Of
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury iIil, n<nf Dorkng Surrey
Norfolk, in England esquire with benefit OF survivoIshp
which Certificates have been Lost, viz
No 527l dated Nov. o. 1852 Act OF April q, 1929 for
$4,000.
No S22. dated Nov G. 1852, Act of April o. 1922 for
81 1000.
No. PAIL dated Now g. 1882 Act Of Feb &C. 1862 for $1,000
No. PAIR dated Nov6 1852 Act OF Feb G 1865 for 5000
No. 27a dated Apnl u, 1883 Act Of June H., 1890 for
S5,l29 c.
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by S. G. HENRY q CO.-Unprccedented
ID Large SALE oil DRUGS. MEDIGINESi,r ,l INSrRU;
MENTS, BOOKS. sTawONERY. FURNITURE, and
APPLIANCES, at AUCrlON.-0n THURSDAY MOhN'
mo- Dec H. at 10 O'clock at the Medical Puyeyors Ware,
house, corner Of First and Main.s Loui.vs kyr viii
largest assortment Of Drug. Medicines &c ever OF
feTei in tho West In bulk, aud in the original PACKAGE od
IN good order being the the amount required Dy TINS
S4o0 n Acids assorted 43o doz Spirit, Turpen,ine;
liz y Aloes Pulverized Loo o.. Croton OIL
go n Alum; $50 ID Laudannm,
37i0 10 Prep. Ammonia; 80 N PAresotioi 80,
$50 o. Nitrato slysr; osoo doz; camphOr and Opium
100 Is PGiv can,Iadde.; 700 dol Cethartic pills.
$40 10 Cerate Clnhaddos; 3.6no doy Opium Pi.s;
$40 h Pulv Cap5icum; 800 10 Prcrorrd Lead;
400 h Cnechu; 0Oo N ~ Carp Potash;
1000 n White Wax; Low d Chlor Potash;
200 n Simple Crrile; 1909 n lofide PoiasE
1890 10 Rosln Cerate; 700 ID ilhnbarbi
go N Caissya Bark; 800 u syrup squibi
i'soS p ChIoroiorai 100 2 Com Com sgs' Lavead'ri
go n P1.v Gam Arabic; 600 yd. Adhe.ive Plaster;
.50o n Copaiba; 500 yls Icing Faster
400 "a Crrosoie; J,uOy yJ.. hei 4ilheii
400 n, Hoffman, Anodvue; $500 vds. Sfuin,
$40 n Sweet Spirit. Nileri so n sponge
go N Bipa Vitiio: 1909 IL FItra' Beef;
10000 n Med. Esis., assorted; Zoo u Candies.
Goa N Prep Iron assorted; go dok Castor on
$50 N POW Li1uoice Root; Jsn gall. ENrart Coffee;
slO NJ Glycr-ine; 11r0 n Corn Starch;
con n Prsp Mercury. $500 u MIX. Condenssd'
Al h, Iodine. tgDg % sugar. White Crushed
90 n pccac Pulv: 5000 n Tcl. Back aud Green
400 II, Flsr.eed; 6010 n Deasics,cd Egni
800 n Fa1-eed Ground; go H. farinl' 49,,
420 N Masues'a; $50 yds Out. ieTchh ''otn'
0 5n0 \, Eosorn sstst 1850 yds. Oiicd Mssn;
$40 doz. Cod Liver on; 400 yds. pAed SID
2,O doz olive Oh; 400 yds. Susp. BandageI;
600 n Irvine:
Cream Tartar Saipcicr CASTLE Soap Mus.sri, BIC irh
Soda Rochelle SALT. Puy Cinnamon Cocoa. Chocolate Gel,
a,np Puly Ginger hutmeg. Also may be added surgical
natrumrns DTesngs Sc. Books, stationery, Furniture
snd Appliances. ..,.,
Csoguos can BE- had Anc'onrooms or the Med cal
Puryeyofs Oace in this city, by letter rersoni ipf
ron.
Terms cash Ia Goye;nnent fund.-
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NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

NJ Nv 1Ohh MILL AMI AGINCIES.-
~ Established by Gov Fenton pursuant to Of Legs
stue providing further relief for SICK wounded and dis
charged soldiers Of NewYork. Claims for municipal State
and T. bounty pensions and Of pay attended
atuitously Superintendent, Col ID. q. MORGAN. Albany.
N Y. Agenis-Co T.. X. Goo RICH No. 23j FIST, Wash
ington, ID. G. Col JOHN MAyLl Nos 80 and 50 HowtIds
New York city, Major Assos O, CnEsrgR No. 23l Main st.
Buffalo, N. y Major H. ). RICHARDSON. No. IS Fayette
st., Baltimore Md the Row JAnKs DgBoB. No. 10ll Chest
nutst, Phadepma.
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Holiday Presents.

Do not purchase until you the Box ofPARLOR MONU.
MEETs TO Washington and Lincoln. Price 81.
"A neat pasor ornsmen and the most appropriate and
beautiful OF Holiday Presents for the young Of both
my. Evangelist
THE PALACE or SANTA CLAUS and DOMINOEs.
Nine Games and Fifty Puzzes Price 81 U.s. 1.-THE cheapest
and most beautiful present for children and youth Of which wo
know"-l Merry's Museum.
Bold by all booksellers and dealers IN toys
OAKLEY u MASON
Booksellers and Stsioleu, No. 81 Munsy MY.
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gales bn AnttIon.

A UCTION SALE of Fancy Fowls, Tur-
n keys, Geese Ducks Phessants, &C., &C. Exhibition
TUESDAY sale WEDNESDAY, by MINER SOMER-
VILE, No. 81 Na,.aust, Newly ok, al II O'Clock.
A. M. MERvIS. Auctoneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Nos. 694 and
- C96 Broadway cor. Of 4thst-Sales Of Books sta
honery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods suntlro NC
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 9, at O'Clock. -
larg. and choice collection Of SCARCE BOOKS in The.
ology, History Biography voyages and Travels ContToversy
&c. and collection Of Miscellaneous publications Ia hnsSh'
attn, Greek, &c. Catalogues are ready.
EXECUTORS SALE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Dec. o, At o'clock.
LAW LIBRARY Of the Hon. q. III. BROWN deceasso'
late tho Justices of the Supreme Court OF
comprising complete sets of Common Law and ChanGery ne
ports of the Federal aud State Courts Admiralty Reports
Statute Laws Digests Commemorative Treetises Sc' Caa'
logues are ready and tho Books ere on exhibition
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A TTRACTIvE PLACE at Dobb's Ferry,
IJITAP SOUTHERN HOMES for NORTH

n convenient depot good buidings, fTnt river view,
JAQUES, No. 10 Dey-st.
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Gotels, Sc.
Board dr0 Rooms.

'NO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM at No.
a sol Yves, Tyen.y..iKthst Mrs. HARRIS.
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5iiuailons h)antso-a laIes.

- keeper in CoI Lumber Yard a. Overesr Of ~
men, or zach IKE situation. Cen commend frr-c. -
ence and security II required Apply to NICHOLAS E7
TEKLl, Office, 40. al Broadway, corner Canals.
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
~ Bway nearly opposite St. Nicholas lloiel-Gho a; Liza
W.T. Aucon,sr. r. Cooley. Consinmenis solicited.
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4NANTED-A situation as B00K-KEEPEl
w or SALESMAN ia irs,.class Tes or Or1eery s'os
Scw-Nork Br0ok yu have bad many yeas eHper ssni
good reference. -. address 7. a., p o. y. l..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-02

assent to an abridgment Of reciprocal
hospltalities between the public yes
sells of the United States and those of
Great Britain So long rs her Males
tvs Government shall insist upon en-
forcing the twenty-four hours rule
before mentioned, Of which the United
States have so long, and, as they
think, so Justly complained, the United
StateS9nust apply the same rule to the
public vessels of Great Britain. q
Again, it is my duty farther to state
that the United States cannot admit,
and, on tie contrary, they controvcrt.
and protest against, the decision Of
the British Government, which would
allow vessels OF war of insurgents or
pirates to- enter or leave British ports,
whether Tor disarmament or otherwise.
or for assuming Il foreign har or other
wise AS to all Insurgents OF pratt
cal vessels foanl III ports, har9lors or
waters Of British dominions, whether
they entered into such ports, harbcrs
or waters before or after amy new
orders of her Majcsty's Government
may DC received by any authority of
her M.jcsty's Government established
there, this Government maintains and
insists that s,lcll vessels are forfeited
to and ought to be delivered to the
Cnitcd States upon reasonable appli-
cation in such cases made, ard that if
captured at sea, under Whatsoever
flag, by Il naval force of the United
States. siicil capture viii he l"vit:
Notwithstanding, however. the rx-
cepti"ls and reservations which have
boon made by her Mairstv's Govern
mrnt. ans! which have h,aal herein!
considered the United States accept
With pleasure the declaration by which
her Ma rstv'S Government have. with
drawn thor former concession a.! 1t
beill-ercn: character to tn" insurgents.
;n'! this Government fart;:ur freely
admits, that the normal relations be
tween the two co!lnt. i,, hrin" 1.r;.rt:-
,;,IlN restored to III. condition III
winch tllcv stood hcfurr the civil var.
the right I" search British Vessels has
comr t'~an end Ivy an arr:n.,clArl.t
satisfactory IN every lnfitcrisl :r9urc:
between the two nations
1t Will be Il source Df sat Ht;.;:aciiol 10
tins Government ii know thA. her
MalcatyS Government have cNn.,.u-
cred the views hcrr!l presented IL ::
spirit tlsoruhIr 10 tl.~ establishment
oi q l:,Stil" and in;il.l",r t.;rn;lsil;p
between the two nations. I haze. &C.,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.