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Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
IsES ARC MALE & FEMAIA A c a q c m y.

TYHE second session of this School, will {, \ on Monday, the 9th of August underl charge and direction of B. D. PERRY , hopes by strict attention. 10 merit the patu age oftown and surrounding country Eu attention will be paid to order, and espec, to the Intellectual and moral culture oil pupils. All scholars considered regular fl time of entrance, and no deduction for aB,s or withdrawal; or for sickness of shorter ration than one week,
 Terms per Session of Five Month Orthography. Reading and Writing, s The same with Primary Arithmetic
 Geography and Grammar, $RI The same with Higher Arithmetic
 Analysis, Philosophy, Physiology
 and Algebra. SRl The above, with Geometry Rhetoric,
 Chemistry, Bookkeeping and the
 Languages, SN
 \. B.-Twon1y-fve E. pc. cent, deducidi cash in advance, or twelve and Aalfva ca at middle of the session. jugl73n
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
EXPLANATORY.

Owing to the scarcity of the proper kind of type, we were compelled to omit in our last issue, the publication of the proceed ings of the railroad meeting held at Austin, on the proceeding Saturday, with many other things of interest, and of general character. This we regret, but hope it will not occur again, as we expect to have an abundance of material in few days.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
Hotel and Town PropsItI
 FOR SALE!

' WILL sell on terms 10 suit purchasers \ A- the following propcry, in the toFau1Dp ,1p Searcy, to-wit: The Hotel now occup~ sr < me, containing eight rooms; dnlaS S,nr kitchen, and other buildings necessa'' ra commodate the travelling community -i t Lot No. l2, in Block No. IS, blocNS sjr ir,. court square, on spring street also' ,., n K ling house, stable, and other bulIain6s ,op,s No. ,, s, ' aud 8, in block No. l4, tEoS'll N south of court square, on spring s'fy'T |, d ! dwelling house and other bulldlnsJs ,r No and 6, in block No }, on Als ,Da Ny object in selling is, l want to 1,pr@s0F ,pv0
 Searcv, Ark., June l0, l8G6.-,lul@
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
-The drnnkennoss- norsonaliti

-The drunkenness, personalities, in- decency and fanatcism of the present Con- gross will make it famous. All the vices, the blackguardism, treason, ineficiency' and dishonesty ofthe age seemed assembled in the Capitol at Washington. It is long past the time that this disgraceful concern should have adjourned. Let 1t dissolve, and let the people prepare to elect some thing which will properly represent the nation. I'll Chicago Times.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
" &E -%-~-- ERRATA.

The types made us say in our last issue, that the railroad meeting would be held at Des Are on the l4th of August instead of the 4th as 1t slouid have becn
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
1RARREED.

At the residence of the brides father, "m Hendrix, Esq, on the evening of the 10th July, by Rev. Abraham Jinkins, Mr. JOSHUA DAVIS to Mrs SARAH M. SPARKS, all Of Prairie county
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
Results of the'Warssip EuroDe.

The news from Europe which we pub lished this morning is of the most important character. The reported cession of Vene- tia to France is confirmed, and is said to have been unconditional The armistice proposed through Napoleon had not been positively accepted by either Prussia or Italy, Victor Emanuel replying that he would consult with the King of Prussia, while the latter had not officially spoken,
 The cession of Venetia to Napoleon ends the war in Italy between the Italians and Austrians, but opens anew fresh complica- tions between Italy and France. Who is to possess Venetia is an important question which will take time to solve, and which will give rise to many intricate political problems. The sentiments of France favor and will force Napoleon to grant the restor- ation of Venetia to Italy; but probably not Venice and the Lagoon The war for the unity of Italy is so far failure that Napo- leon will always retain his foothold in Rome and Venice. There must always be two red spots on the map of Italy indicating the firm grasp of Napoleon on Venice and Rome.
 The proposed armistiee betweem Prussia and Austria may open negotiations for peace, but 1t will not necessarily end the war. Negotiations made through Napoleon will certainly involve him as a third party, and may perhaps introduce others of the great Powers into the treatyor the struggle, particularly Russia, who seemst to have been but little consulted in the matter Should the ambitious Bismarck persist in war the interests of Austria will become those of and analliance against the growing power of Prussia will finally and forever annul the treaties of 1815 which made her so formidable State of Central Europe A | congress and peace are much more likely to be the result of the six weeks armistce agreed upon than resumption of hostilities AS yet the brilliant campaign of the Prus- sian commanders has gained little of positive advantage except the concentration ofthe two grand armies on a splendid defensive line, and only small portion of Austrain territory has been occupied. The Austrians south of the Elbe occupy their natural de- fensive line; and very formidable one 1t is. Strengthened by the Archduke Albert and one hundred thousand men of the
 Army of Italy, they are not less formidable in numbers in Bohemia than when the war began To ''dictate terms in Vienna" as it is said Bismarck proposes, an advance, not an armistice, is demanded. But it is not yet decided that the armist;ce is conclu- ded An of which we are positive at this time is that the disruption of the German confederation ant, great step towards the unity of Italy are accomplished facts
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
NOTTCEs /

TN pursuance 10 an order of inc Prob } Court of Prairie county, at the July tc thereof, 1866. will, on Saturday the lstd of September, 1886, sell tothe highest bit in the town of Des Arc, the following real, tate, to-wit: The < " l ofN VI. E dN and $ N ] of \ F of sec 20, T. 4NRl about three miles $ " of Des Are. Alsoh : and 8, in block 23, in Watkins survey dh Are, belonging 10 the Estate of ". L 4 Woody, deceased, situate on Buena VishS
 in the center of the business part of tbelor
 The land will be sold on credit ofwd months, The lots, one fourth payable Jm ary lst. 1867, one-fomth on the lstJuy, ls| the balance on the lst day January, ls| Notes with good security will be rfqaa bearing ten per cent. interest from li'
 Deed will be executed when the purds money is paid.
 HORACE P. VAUGHAN, Admit l
 Estate w. l.. DE WooDY Det Des Are, July II, 1S60.-tds
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
DRs. SMITH < SYALLWORTH

HAVING associated themselves tdcm ! < tice of medicine, offer their protessoi Services to the citizens of Des Arc aud {. rounding country.
 Office, at present, at the store of Had Biakeney x Co. jalyli-
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
ALSO RECEIVING and FOEsyy ARDEKG MERCHANTS.
Des Arc, Arkansas.

FE7IIE highest market price paid for Wheat, 4 Dry Hides, and all country produce.
 - Agents for the sale of Monuments, Tombstones and every description of Stone work WARNER X EDWARDS.
 Des Are, February 28, 1866 tin
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
NOTICE TO 4RAVEJERI

! AM prepared with a good n, -Gto2SNl ! two horse hack, to carry IsSf a;Fs s,s ,Si sI s passengers 10 and from the GzrzsAAa.A-s4s' s following places From Nigger llill ',e
 Point, Searty, or any other neighborlngEf at reasonable rates. also have wagons teams to do any kind of baulisg d'S5. s. Nigger Hill is the nearest point from r' river to the above places. Residence-N5' Hll.
 julyl4 STEPllBA JVNN
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28
HlCE0Ru pLhlR MALE & FEM Am INSTITUTE

N1HIS Institute incorporated lSeo
 ! Legislature of Arkansas. witb 7, ey As leges of College, is situated at 'Ae rfa
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-28

We expect everything, and are pre- pared for nothing.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MEETING OF THE CLAIMANTS AND CREDITORS
"A Of the Columbian Insurance Company OF New York
win be held the Of the Shipowners Assocation 12
Pine street, on Monday, the 18th inst a. o'clock r
Quested attend and join with the undersigned IN
preston Of their views 10 the best and most speedy
Of winding the affairs Of the company and such other
business may come before them
SNOW BURGESS.
THOMAS DUNHAM.
DEARBORN BROS.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL co.
j. ATKINS co.
SIMPSON CLAPP.
MILLER HOUGHTON.
r. A. SPEARWATER.
TAPSCOTT BROS. CO
j. NJ. WHEELER.
ID. H. BALDWIN q co. ..
BARLING a DAVIS.
MURRAY. FERRIS a 90.
WILLIAM ALFRED NELSON.
WILLIAM 7. FROST.
CROCKER WOOD a co.
III. ID. A j. u. BROOkMAN.
X. p. BUCK co.
ARCHIBALD BAXTER.
CHARLES LULING co
8. W. CAREY.
TR0OST. SCHMIDT co.
NEW YopK Feb g. 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
A T MEETING oF TILE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or

AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
n the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company held Feb ls5.
4 unanimously resolved that in accepting the resgna;
on of T. Bailey Myers ESQ., their Presiden this board
wish 10 their high confidence IN his ability and IN,
tegrty their appreciation of the important services
which he has rendered the company oon in matters which
might be considered the legitimate duties OF
has Office and they happy that he leaves at period OF
prosperity which he has greatly contributed;
that they wish also express their appreciation OF hts cour
and gentlemany department during all their ocil
relations with him. aud that he soon be restored To
health and prosper In all that he undertakes
HENRY ~ MOORE. Secretary.
CARD-PHOTOGRAPHS, FROM BEST ENGRAY
"A ings Imperial 7sg caftes de vsel offered 70 the
trade liberal prices Also splendid collection OF the
Thorw aisden's Sea sons, Night, Morning, &C
T.. q. DUCHOCHOIS. 396 Broome street.
CAUTION ALL PERSONS ARE FORBID NEGOTIAT-
~ ing check drawn by Joseph Loader the order Of H.
L. soloman Son for $40 TO- the sixth National Bank,
dated February 1856 payment for the has been
stopped. JOSEPH LOADER o23 sixth avenue.
MOUNT VERNON TAYEs-TAx sALE.-TAxEs OF
M is65-6s lots In Wakefield Washingtonvle, &c.. may
be paid through the subscber at the corner Of Grand and
Elizabeth streets Monday. Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday next for the last time. Lots will be sold for
paid according law Lots sold for last years
be redeemed II done For Information apply
above. JOHN y. YORkE, General Collector.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

IIUDsOS RIVER AND HARLEM RAiIRoADs-O -OS
III aud after Monday. January l. ls6 trains for AbauL
md ronneeting Northern and Western trains WIN
New York foliow-.Ns llad.on sver Road Ihir.
and Tenth . ard 10 A " and -
.rd iDP NJ and Harlem toaf Twenty slrh sirert and
Podrih avenue. At q A. and ais r. NJ rhe6P N train
runs y" wM. n vASDERBuT vice President
The New York herald., 1866-02-10


AUGUSTUS TABER A BRO,
"A wHoLssALs B.lLsas y
7is water street. New YorE Italian American Marble,
10 blocks and 'iahs Gons.aniy 90 land and ca. % order
IMPORTANT TO MINING COMPANIES IsTESDIN1
u sfs,a "ssnery " Nsi ,'' , ~ eys st '''''
bs fssi being lndsPuisSs nat many of ,e failures %
sssa .sa Gyal e Soas ss oT SiS Is e % 10 ai na,.aes q
,rs: r;.sr q q. gi:.sf. ' q NJ % Ss. S.ls
Fsnnhry, -An frsnieo hAs i~-f ~ '..i. 49, -, 80 ~ 80,
pafsa 70 . farni.h al nal. u usisg n.
e o e ny % zoe nss s g. ,,. zee r;a. I. 20, s@.
ana pa sJmpeis running order. AI "a. Just
rfi Pacia sod - thersOre aeyusnted With ne
%s's s%s eSss s,' s ~ r S. soi oay 5ss as,lssy "a
slnsy ta hs had ar- sspenen.- wqrsisg nin.s sud
reducing ass 90 application 70 ~ aiare.s % ss.ssa
Information required n regard - mining o. other machinery,
a1 a,er rsfsps q he fllloSns o1mpsnie. Tor sson
.hs Nasr. g',aary hass ea MIL. ss pas,
COMPANY - broadway; cosusA- gomgaay 70 Bfu.dssy.
sI@.y Il 'f sa sr-ss Ss fos carsay sa
Isn s., %ies eSmpsny x. casms .r.ss Coz
AMIN "a - foana Z, the one. of n " vsnc.
al, al Nassau street corner Cedar '''~ = . '''
rssoLyRSrs ASD DEBroRs CAN LgARS ov sowg.
4 \ apJJs J.s' i.rsia % oaiss ~' y ''''''' y
c,IfyERw ARE--JOUN nj MUPgGE MANUFAC.
hins. fancy Spoon. si~sya 90 hand ~ cssrs strss1 ss=
Ysrt fosrsh Nor
CODA WATER APPARATUS roR BOrTLyRs ASD
, drugE.ts r.isn.ed lsr .nd 100 go.i iIsiai ts'
highest Preinium VI. ,wsrt,f y 'h,se rsrhin,. % -
rrsnkiin streets. New Yort E@tah.ne IN is1
cuRR CURE rOR cHOLERA.-OS RErgtfT Or
- miy cent. end return po.iag. s,amp reeips 20 te@
ThiTd avenue. se- York
CrEAN KTSDIISd WOOD nACHISE wASTED.--AD.
- dre- s.ng nam. o. builder pfee and ~hsrs can b.
sen, Pe,,engil a 60
/ EsrABLfeHpD LAS
JAS. Y. THAvfH-
~ b~ekma street, ~ v.
HysP, YLAx AND cOTTos rwisE-
T-isss fys erAs. cosss s.i ard ynane s.e.s .gs'9e
Pspst r.esr n.eE,nE. seine and ailins sss. w Sss.
'''A''' '"''x xooL rwrSx
Mattress rui.inf su.ehIns Broom. snans ss~as san.
Trinss for isrd~ss . bry osos. or,~~rs p-urs. atsp
ChsndierA Book Bhders fsr~r snf Brnorn sstsrr sts
,Ioners uphostsrrrs. rss-rB~n. w-s-rrs al osAsr
trades = - -
NJ mf,s kns street am p,.psref u i-i.s snlss
sup-r,e. -sy . ths .sor--s po~seis nssa~ s.a ths
ms, accomfnods,ing yrrns
JAS. y. fhkvghs. "a b~~srnsn ssr~~t.
no PnfsrEEs Asp Es0nsvRas ~ Vou wrsH
Bsckns y rlss~s nort~l.x. KyuGns oissing rl~~iaE
rssxax ssdysessnE ss.srslT wsii ard sn<.r.r sg~-
rss,.-.rs sss frsssss T.,ssss.s 10 ps.ss 80 ..l
u bussa ssss~s.. Nee rsrk
WAsIHD-a FEpruN sixsp SECOND HAsD sArK
w A11rs~ !. l. ", ssssAa $40
a,c, 70 "a yss s, rovsp ezsn; PAID res o,p -,
r's sA '' .s;,. ~, s,Ss NC 81 sss sss ss''
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DoDwORTus DANCING AcADEMIEs.
N. az Fifth avenue, New York.
~ Montsgur street prookiyn.
for reception ~ puptl@-sfernoon for
children, evening for eentetnen send for circular
IrFRRRRO's DANCING ACADRMY-EyERFTr ROOMS.
corner Thirty. and broadway. Classes We'd
ne.days and Saturdays It r. n The German taught on
saturdays.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE or COMMISSIONER TAxys AND AssrsswESrs,
No 22 Chambers street
knruN Ian 4

OFFICE or Coxnrssorzns or TAxrs AND A'srsswrSrs,l
,n,, .s srx YSss ssp s 1879 Of n.
real and personal esal. the city coasiy
the l85 will be for inspection and rsvew from
the soS dsy Of April 1865 for the corecion Of errors and
believing .hssslys. % he ssssved must make
% 5 y GSsr 70 S S @nr ss % @ e s By % sn TIE he
open public inspection hcrenbefo provided apploa
Ss .e sy es ,e y The sm ..on S & h re
or personal estate TO have the SANE eorrec,ed- II
sessed ypaiaaaon OF real estate must be made
IN writing stating the ground Of objection ,nersto
the complaint and q IN their jndgnen, the as-esnen'
application be made An relation the assessed vaua
Sn :" y ina Se rso ea % m 3
70 administer such oaihs or any q them end IL IN h or
Che s.r,rssa sns as me .%Sa, q . ,1ss
decision thereon within thirty said application
shall have been made 70 hem No reduction shall be made
personal % estate under ~. act unless shall Sp
unable attend within he period prerbed for the
tion OF sc BY reason o ,csnss. or absence from the city,
~ sS5Es ''.%'i;:s:ai .ss S:'::::ai! :1 Taxes
NEW YORK, YEN, q 1905 y HAVE THIS Day SOLD
shrier 20, who VIII continue The same ~ TAYLOR
ORGAN EXHIBITION.
There ws be an Exhibition on Monday Tuesday and
wednesday evenings Feb ~ n and u, of Organ
reversible coupcrs pneumstio enpo-itons eght
stops required 10 make any Of the compo.ons Also
acting and dim nuendo pedal. beginning Wh
soteS stop and gradually ncressng stop at time
o the fun power of the org and vice versa.
The VIII he open Tor trial and inspection during the
present and next week.
Tickets Tor exhibition may be had at thr manufctery.
g. ". g. : uDKiI
No 1856 Seventh avenue New York
DAIHrERs-AT REGULAR MEETING or THE
New York Practical House rs,n'sr- A.,oslston held
the st MONDAY In March next the q the
ber. Of this Association shall be o. - per dty ~ hours BY
order. VINCENT y. LkcohTk, fresiden'.
PArRicG n. Brnsy, Recording secretary
I,o THE JouRNYYmHN PAINTERS or THE CITY or
New York7You cordially Invited n rtieud mass
le, ba held w aud 0S Sixth
Metropolitan Hall February r. n ~ O'Clock, fuslnes-
Of the trade Non society invited 70
CALVIN a. wATERBU RY. President
0KonsK W, sryvAHr, secrctsry.
TAKES ON LOTS IH THK SEVERAL VILLAGES IN
the county af westche-trr br paid "a Nlltsry i
Ial Bowery oprost spring street th- SATURDAY, evening.
n B-Rcdemption OF lots from tar salss att ndrt %.
u,AxEs TAXES -rAxEs RECEIVED NJ rfTR POUR
l teeuh Ward Hotel. of Grand and flfrshrih
streets for Belfnont village Claremon 'ors. lsrm. the
Berrfan Farms, Bzssfod map FISHER Yarn, Nj tdcn NJ
south Beirnoni Horton aud Cromwell FArms Adamsyie,
Unto Port, Weslehester. Pelham. Pciha mvie
Prospect HIM. Wakefield OilnviIe. Monday. Fch ".
THOMAS ,. ByRNE
GEORGE COOPER. collectors.
GEO. H. HORTON.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

.rA KLABRR's MARBLE WORKS 10, EAST EfGH-
tssnth street rhlrd The best place In
e ety ~ purchase Marble Naneis n the latest Designs
al very low prices. Cut this out.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
sOuTHERS ADvERTIsEMENTs.

rI,IIE ALABAMA BEvERAL AGENCY AND TNrEILf
xence Once Nos % and a. Broadway y. f-neruhants
paroles hAying business with the citizens ~ Ala
baua VIII md 10 their Interest 70 glve us eal We are
IN communication with eycry county n The STATE ana com
nd IN. lst facilitate bNsncss
with cxens by furnishing nforms'tUn securtng the
prmp colectou NJ usneni ~ claims procnrng desrA
BE and settling sborers purchasing ent9n assisting the
o stocks % goods procufng special ssent or me
'~'' 49, LvR MARTIN Aren't
Provisional Governor Parsons. Governor Pat
ton et chief Justice Re Judges ~ snrreue Court Gen
swayne Letters referees de "a the unce
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PHYafOLOGICAL vTRw OF MARRfAoF-CON
"a talning nearly D pages and I'D hne plates anf 20
Cravings Of The anatomy of the human organs N eats
of health with treatise early error, ~ -
plorabs consequences upon the ind ani eei -sn W
authors Of tr-stWeuthe only rational and Hfsfu
of cure. by the report " sases tested
truthful adviser the married and tboss cooempisunf
marriage wouii their physical cgndugn sent
free of postage any address receipt oI 70 stamps
postal currency Address DR. Ia crois ~ hsia'n ANS
Albany ~
NEW EDIrIoNs.-THE PICTORIAL Dot Bile NUN;
~ bers for January Aad February PHRkNvbDUl'AL
JOURNAL, With Physiognomy, kthnoor Physo'. ~ ana =
FOWLER wgIIS. Ss sro.d-sy, " Y
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

ITO LET-LOFTS OF BUILDING CORNER OF CATiIA.
rine and Division Streets for three years four stories
above stores by g feet well calculated for clothing or
Light mechanics g. r. w. SANDFOkD,
2l5 Fulton street, from 10 to 3.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
SHIPPING.

NEW ORLEANS DIRRcr.-sTEAMsHIP GUIDING
IN STAR will sail on Saturday February To- ats r NJ
For passage apply 10 MONTGOMERY 4 CO.. II Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

CTORES TO LET-THREE STORY STORE AND BASE
- .27 Broadway, OF Thirty third street.
Rent g. 400 per annum; and one three story high stoop
House, with all modern and wi be papere
and painted TO suit Thirty between Seventa
and Eighth avenues. Apply to W. g. LESTER I279 Broad
way, corner Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

ITO LRT-PART OF THE STORE AND OFFICE NOS.
80 and 9i Warren street. Inquire a the Office, 50 War.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

CTEAM POWER. ROOMS WITH STEAM POWER TO
~ let Inquire the premises.
4. PITOU. 1872 First avenue, Twenty y-fourh st.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10
ORGAN EXHIBITION.

NEW YORK, YBB a ises.-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
~ my tailoring business a t5S Canal street IN MessTs H
Shrier & %. who will contnue The same. ~ IAlLOk.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM. WITH
N Pantries for housekeeping, without children $50
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

A UGUsrCs TABKR BRO,
IN wmOLksAIg
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MAUBLEA,
7s water street New YOrk Italian ana American marble,
In aud aahs constantly hand aud cut 70 order.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

OFFS TO LET LEASE OR FOR SALE-AT 1H Full
IL ton street, running through Ann street Apply the
premises. JONES, POOLE co.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

FURNITURE.
L,oR sALB-TTIH ENrrRE FURStTURR oF A HOUSE.
Apply si " Esssx strsst. second Moor.
L,uRSIrURE, cARPErs BIDDING, PARIoR AND
Bedroom Suits. 30, st nENDALL SCOTr :, rp and
corner Of Canal Hou-ek~cpers vii Be
supplied and can pay ~ in-ssinerss N prsferr~d
U,uRrirvRE, mArrREssks gEDDINg,. LooEIso
Oisa.ra kn. chesp.st n kNEDEN OAMPBELLs.
IA pcw~~v s~s~e~n Stsnion ard Hoasson ssrsess Can
Save rpossy. Geots warranted Delivered free rurni
ssre IN suits
ITO sKLr.-A sEr oy rURrrrgRK. yrr voR A BOARD.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

CTBAM POwER.-TO LET. WELL LIGHTED ROOMS,
~ la Howard Buildings. Also First Floor i67 Broome
street, IN communion with 81 Greene building Also
several Rooms Apply to H. j. HOWARD 46 Greene street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

mo LEr-THR MILL PREMISES 357 $50 AND 3Gl
j. West Twenty fourth street. with Steam Engine, &c.
ready for immediate Apply 10 CHARLES CoNGDoN,
% William street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

CTEAM POWER-WITH WELL LIGHTED ROOMS,
~ large and small including basement heated with steam
well adapted for mechanical purposes. Apply 10 GEORGE
II. WALKER, l8O Centre street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

ID ACrFrc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
/ NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS TO SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS
Having concluded arrangements with the rsrhr steam
Navigation Company the Central American Steamship
corrpany prepared TO receive aud forward with
kinds of snd poiDt- the south
rscc aud Central American Coast under through bills Of
sding at greatly reduced rates.
For further particulars classification or goods and rates
apply at our Office, 81 Broadway - -
saIe Freight Agent. PAcihe Mail steamship Company.
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

% nsssa rs~spAasss 80 n~~sr.p~rs s-s ~ ~
n..s s>s<s sAssss ss-sss - = ~. ..--. sse-s -sss
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

T OFFS TO LET ON CHAMBERS STREET. LOFTS
- Of the spacious double Nos 1872 and 1874 Chambers
atreet xSS will be let at moderate price either entire
separately Apply TO WILLIAMS CRABBE 279 Wash
1ngOn
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

CTORE I5i WEST STREET NEAR BARCLAY, To
- etFour stories Apply in shoe store 27 Greenwich st
The New York herald., 1866-02-10

L,oR NEw RrEAns-DrREcT.-BLAcK ErAR LrrH
II Ths hrss cisss fsss sailing ss~smshp HuErsvILLk,
csp~n rr~1srek Crc,ksr. VII s-n from per rc~n
eons,essscs % s ss1 ss,s sf ne s..issr vs rs---s
rs. ytr1 sHURY v,n san s.saa~y. yssvrsu
.r,sy s's e 80. 49, = wsrl srsss
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-10
Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Change of Time

On and after April LIST, and until further notice
Passenger trains will run as follows:
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Colum-
bia at7:2O. 4. N. Arrives at Nashville 1000. Re
Turning leaves Nashville at p. N. Arrives at
Columbia, $40. Pm.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $50, AN
Arrives at Decatur at 8, Pm Leaves Decatur at
$780, AM Arrives at Nashville at 200. p. NJ. Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail train on
NJ. & err for Mooresville. Madison, Hunts
vile. Woodvile. Larkinsyille. Scottsboro and all
points East.
Passengers by this train arrive in Nashville in
time to connect with Night Express trains on all
roads from Nashville.
Night Express leaves Nashville at $50, P. NJ
Arrives at Decatur at 4:90 A. n Leaves Decatur
at $780, P ". Arrives at Nashville at 4:4O. Con-
Meeting both ways Mt Decatur with mail trains
on NJ. &CR.R., for Huntsville. Corinth. Grand
Junction, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans, and ali
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
L. & MR., for all points North and East
% Miles shorter than any other foute from
Nashville to Mobile, Demopolis, Selma. and all
intermediate points.
"A Miles shorter to COrinth, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Jackson, Vicksburg. and New Orleans.
33 Miles shorter to Huntsville.
Elegant Sleeping Coach will run Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights from Nashville to
Decatur Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights
from Decatur to Nashville.
Through Tickets can be procured at W. W.
Craig's Omnibus Office, No. . Cherry street, and
at Broad Street Depot Nashville.
J. Il. VAN DYNE.
apl General Superintendent