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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01

The New York Tribune this morning says:-
Money on call is per cent, and stock houses
borrow the small amounts they require With
great facility. The ease with which money can
be had does not stimulate speculation, and the
demand among members OF the Stock Exchange
is less than when per cent. aud q commission
were paid. In commercial paper no change.
There is a close scrutiny of names, and safety
rather than high interest Is the rule with buy
ers. Best names are quoted per cent, good,
500, and a long list OF fair at 106Dl5 per cent
The deposits at the Sub-TTeasury on temporary
loan to-day were 49, 1888 270.
"Grcat efforts continue TO be made by specula-
tors and financial letter-writersn to thwart the
Secretary of the Treasury in his attempt to fund
the currency debt of the Government and to
work back 10 specie payments Their alarm is
great lest somebody should be hurt in getting
back to SPECIE wholly forgetting how ali leglti-
mate business is damaged by continuing the pre-
sent financial policy.
Exchange ls weak, and leading Sterling is
quoted at 1888 for sixty days. Francs, 5'225@
6lSI.n
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided in certain case, arising in Colorado
Territory that the term ''real estate - contained
in Section l26 of theAct of 1864, amended by
the Act of March 30 1866, to provide Internal
Revenue, etc, shall not be construed to include
only the things that are included as such in the
claws of the several Statesn but such things as
are included IN the term ''at common law"
This is to insure uniformity of taxation through
ont the country upon incomes derived from the
sales Of such property, which,. differing in
character, according TO the laws of many of the
States, would make the taxation on such income
unequal over the country, If the State law
meaning OF the term was to control in the matter
of taxation.
The receipts from Internal Revenue yester-
day were Sl,09l, 1856. II may not be generally
known that the receipts from this source are not
received at the Office of the Commissioner, but
deposited by Collectors with those National
Banks designated as repositories of public
money, and certificates of deposit forwarded to
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Several cases involving the right OF States to
tax the shareholders of national banks are on
argument in the Supreme Court. They arise on
writs of error to the Court of Appeals of New
York, by the Second National Bank of Utica and
two Albany banks. Mr.. Evarts of New York;
MIR. Reynolds and Mr. Tremain, of Albany and
MI. Sedgwck, OF Syracuse, appear for the banks;
and Mr.. Parker, OF Albany, and Mr.. Herman, OF
Utica, defend the right of TIE State to impose
the tax. The argument against the tax was
opened by Mr.. Reynolds. The question involved
is a very important one, and the case excites
much interest among the persons interested in
national banks. They are test cases, brought
up under the direction of the Executive Com
mite of National Banks
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01

Among those pardoned by the President yes
terday was General j. S. Preston, of South Caro-
lima.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01
Finance Bill.

The Ways and Means Committee have agreed
to bill, which is substitute for tue bill sent
in from Secretary McCulloch. 1t is, in most re-
spects, like that bill, and contains a clause au-
tboriZing q foreign loan
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01

Defeat Of n Liberal Force uBGIer FiRUerOa
wish Heavy LOss-TampieO Relieved
from state of Siege-POFfirtO DAaz
sUin In ORiaca-Expected Changes In
MaxtmtliansH Cabinat. Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01

WhNIElIIIhh7b OHUAhoLs MIC
By the arrival of the steamship Vera Cruz,
from the city of the same name, at Havana on
the 9th plt., we are in receipt of briet sum
mary of the latest Mexican news.
HAVANA, January 27.-General Prieto writes
from Tehuantepec that he has defeated the re-
publicans under Figueroa, numbering two thou
edu SHI Ied T w' sVss & 81
seven killed and thirty wounded. The state OF
siege of Tampico has been removed by order OF
Marshal Bazaine, the causes which produced it
having disappeared. There are rumors OF
changes in the Cabinet. The Imperial Court
will wear mourning for three months for the
death OF KING Leopold. find nothing in regard
to affairs at Matamoras, and nothing tiom Chi
huahua. Por6rio Daz is still in 0ajaca.
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FandIng the Debt.

The impression is quite authentically state
that a majority of the Ways and Means Com
mittee are not favorable to Secretary McCul
loch's funding theory.
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DEM r. FAIRcHfLD, AUCTIoNEER.
ID BLEGASr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

BENZ y PAikcHILD viii sell by auction on Thursday,
April 49, 1886 10 NJ at the private residence No is1
West Thirty ninth all the Furniture contained ia said
house consng ia part Of carved rosewood and black al
Psror in crimson brocats and reps
wood marble Tables mahogany French Bedsteats Dress
ing Bureaus wassands Tables Cbau ensmeiled Beiro m
sua Hair Mattresses Paulases, Feather Beds, III
lows Bossr fine rosewood Piano Lace Curtains MAntei
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carp~A, ~
tension Table oak Chairs Refrigerator Oilcohs together
with the Kitchen Furniture, with which As sale vii
cnmr
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DENJ y THEALL ArCTTONEER
ID LATE SALESMAN WITH =. II LUDLOW co,
HANDSOME nousKIoLD FURNITURE,

THEALL A CURTIS viii sell By auction on rhur.day,
April ~ 1896 AZ II O'Clock At No Great Jones street be-
tween Bfoadway snd Lafayette pace all the Furniture A.
contained aaid house wa Carved ro.e-oot rarior suit
Ia aatn carved rosewood walnut and mahogany
French Beestesfs Dressing Bureaus Wa hs,snis ArmSrs
a-Olace Centre Tables marble top Esgeres Hall stands
Lounges Chairs and Easy Chairs fare Cuains, Chande
hers, halr Mattresses Boosters aud Pillows Velvet, Brus
aels and Ingram Carpets. Ac together with The Kitchen
Furniture with whs the sale viii Cslzx
at toe Auctioueer's oaios - Liberty street
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DEM. y, rHEALL. AucrIoxEER.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PfANDfORTEs, GARRETT, ~.
TTfEALL 4 CURTIS will cell " auction, Wednesday
April rs O'Clock at the large double house formerly
occupied by Judge Ward, At =
fOMPSINsvILLE. STATEN ISLAND,
all the Furniture &C. contained In sad house consisting In
part OF elegant and walnut rsrlo Su mahogany
Bedeais Bureaus wsshstAnds SOFAS Tables Chalrs
wood PtAp0forte octave. Weber MAKER hair and
straw Mattresses Feather Bo-tsrs and Pillows AIminstsr
Velvet aud Brssels Carpcs Ocoths, China and Uisss
Ware Ac together with tho Kitchen Furniture, with which
sale viii oDmmenoe Also very nne Mich Cow Gaia.
iogues the house the morning Of sale and the
Nnncera onloe D Liberty street
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A uCTIoN NOTICE.. ROTH. AUCrIoSEER.
~ viii sell at public auction, elegant aud costly
hold kpr

Velvet Brussels and Ingram CARPETS,
fisp0ol beautiful PArior suits
cred with The co-t description OF French satin,
aud bro-ite and silk reps Paintings NOfts
of Ar, black walnut Dining Room suit Sofa Arm
ami siY stuffed hack Chairs covered In reps Ertsn
Table, BuGet, ro-ewooi and block walnut Bedroon
Furniture. Ae Monday. April lG at U ccaes preciscly
at the four story house No I'D Clinton place Eighth street.
between fifth and SIXTH
See MONDAYS Herald
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DENJ y ruFAIT. AUCTIosEFR
ID Inin ALBANIAN With l. a LIDI.OX co.

HANDSOME HOT Ss;ifOID FuRNfTURE,
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE, CARPETS, &C.
THEALL CURTIS will sell by auction, Friday April
~ le at II clock No Greene street. between Canal
Grand all the Furniture contained Ia aid house
Riaboratcy carved rosewood Paror suite In green
and gold satin Centre Tables EAgeres oak dning Table
mahogany French Beisead, Bureaus, Nashsands S0f
Chaus &c enamellei Bedroom suits Feather Beds Bol
Pillows cufed hair halrcsses velvet
sells Carpets Kitchen Utensns &c Catalogues 81 auction.
scr's oGce. y Liberty street
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HENRY H. LEEDS, su,rIoxEER
IL HENRY ~ LED siSLh WI ssi ~ ssrtion Z

Al ~ oe-k. al ga BrpadNay. ieia~u B~ksf ard bad
s,r-.ls nett d.ef v .hSr.rr.L,s q -
WILLARD TAHi.fS EsfdDs f1nsffiH nv BAn
fitri'RIf, Ae A. fb~ entire p.furfs ~ ~ ss,ss
fashionable aud we'll i;liafd haip sstt
superior fui ssed EisTs Tatiet ~ ssiselsd r1ssied
maple crotch wood 9TH Goes. nef. tout A. eopts
two IL which $40 each aud he cftrrs fta sarh
made n order by sharp one act ~ Pod Balls fr hfsn
ball pool BAR % crutrh msy@, biacs tor ccpFfF
nirg and watr glass basin Mirror - Ersnh riatr
ere frame very nshy erred f-pey 1900 ties rstais
sotopls~ cir dngsu Chairs ost t'sif s#tle
washs,and olcoih. Bar tsiarrs gi, a. Al .afy
In order and "a b. snld rithust
owner "a going nhrnAd ana hIl laass has slllIla
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DEyJ. v. THEAIf. AuCTrOSEER
ID L.aie saieSman with r. ". LCd.ov Co.
HANDSOME noushIioLD FURNITURE.

HANDSOME OtsEiIOLD FUnEIrUHF
CAIfETs Ac
THEAff q CURTIS eiil sli ~ auction Frfsy Ar~l
~ ss al n ocio1t a. ~ Tsyssr street. between 6sfol
.ni lee sy,noe-. wiiiansbufL y D. AZ tse rafnisars
H., contained IN aid bousr, vnsrvsf rosewood PAsos
eys 10 s.fin; rosewood and vsi6gt French b>dst~s1s
Burcsu., wsshsssnds. Tabes, svf.s Lungs, Ac haf
hasssss feather holsters aud fiows Velvet snd Brps.
seis Cst -, Ethsa r.uss e. Cstsiox,ss - he OTs-
VI tbs stcgylssf. y Lnzgty street.
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HENRY II. LEEDs AucfipsnEH
III Falesraoul - fIhsrtf
HENRY H. LEEDS a NIsFn Vii save thesr tsrsana n
the sale Hou.ch,ld tte s~rr
Of families declining housekeeping usual for thT last .,
years. Will also bold regular rcct .sies "a Pacus
sse.rocn % fbey street fcr thcss she desire tA.
medium cf sale
Storage o Furniture
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SALES AT AUCTION.

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An .ss ws C. e ia I;
.ss a. street. s" =. he .Ss as.
- "a rs ss Ia sss .s PERI Crimson s sss"
CO.. ss Rss: fss sss s' fsais ' s:
ps.ss '-,s w.: 40 49,. As%Gs
ssI.ss. ws.A-s.as.. w.s.res. lounge. cA.lr. A. !
,ss. sss q .-sy siss.ss sls- -Ss .na erl@ssn ssiia
~ 49, ..s 80 sss s.s. ssei s sss
hss. a. sass,hsr -lIA sAs ksh.a Farasrs .ta whlch
sssss. 10 sIsssv .,,sst '' " VIC '''' 81 ''' '''
Bfs'Af.us.. ranaI I'd aEcrIq pss,s.
1l'Ft so,sst s.s ssssr isasls F s2sfE00O
r1fs sI- al s Y .s sa ss r', ss
s ..s s.ssa s.s. .ss s.ss s,.
e. s ;s .,s s. , .ss q. t:s. s;' ss:a r
nsa.s.as 'ss',.s ba'ss. w..A.sns. ..es Lounges.
sss n.r s.ss,..s fsssssr assrs sSa f,ss... sSs
ass .s s.; r r.a ws .,T Bet ssSssaa
s nrssss .sa issra osrs.. .s.'s.s via Il:
ssrIi's ss 80 a s' -is Liberty nv . ss%n'"'s
CoLE : svsgny WILL SELL n FRONT or
April 80 4 tw1lss ecass, rhsstoa, Top Wagons
ilss..-sss 81 "a s.iss sass.s. .saSd .ai Kind '
n.ylD n rass srcuoSEER, WILL SILL. ON
~ Nnnaav. Aprl 6 Al TO- ocock The Furniture Of The
. .. 80 o. s.ss n..ssIs .. ~
..s At sas ssars a. c.as .,rsst fss-ay al oelek
EDwAED scHEScg, ACCOMMODATIONS
..i s- s.a q IT, s - r sa ~ r aa p
nis INST stgs a, AZ NJ q EAst sistsenth street
trfiis sipr'nsrr.
:. o. Sa 'fs $780, s.' ~ = - s S- NH s be '..a
~ Lssss q me r.rry s.t...ssa from foo. of
c",l.aa. .sr,.' Ss- ,sr. 20 sss-sy cs j. for term
Lss 81 lr Fsrry sos sssabl.hsd from the FOO, Of
forl .se,nd street nee ioIs v wsehsssen. Tor
ne q q. F-rs 10 . 10 s.ii.s from ,s basin a,
ssr Jsr. ~, ~, h. ss ~ " "a, 90 ,s ,as
q sa GEAR. ' iro - !, Ias q june I'D 's'
privilege. ,lsreof b,ioosss tie Corpora
ssrrmEw pRrxSAS. Comptroller
Dvas'sFsr % Fissscs, April 10 ifSa
n coLIoS, Appropriateness SALE or GEN.
- TEL fsrnsuf. .a,psis slrfar. f'.n"' ., rhmp'sn
Hpra y a, io'. oss ;, ne ssrsss II Irving pace sSl
hoa... s.aer-s,s wnss. S,s..-l Ii... y, .ss
Bureaus; cssS- Gard Dinas asa ssisss'sa fs6ss sss
aa.I,iy o. hss. "a. ss,ress. ssa nsars rarsl.srs
ryaay cary on soae.y. Al he sses,a IN BrOaas.y.
f,EoRGB COOK. AucroNEEH -rERspyAL ArrES.
VI ton given - thr sale u HoaseLi ruiiiurc q Ne
..reet AppIsl.smss,. .a.i.
lIESRY N IYEDs, aItrioSIFR
III nsyRy ~ IlEps nIsEn ~ili - :, .s,l'en. %
MONDAY. icfH, AND Tuesday, INA Afhi1.
Al TO-. oelo.k. Al u. extensive u W Henry
THE rsTIag ~ ias Shock oy
CAbl>IT ftKNIft NJ
~ Mr. Henry sansy Who ]. aboai r-hugu,-hins Bic b.si
s s sss" s:.. E, ,s f s q "a. q g. b.
ard fashionable styles - fArss. fsirlrra pniag
ROOM Ithrary sod Hall f~.aufaf esrfef 4n1 inisis ~
the snd richest designs. upholstered ellh ecs
coverings Of and iats lmi 1ftatiars
Mr. Story's well rpula las sf
q SUFFICIENT guarantee Zoe saperi1ity % ~ AMI
beauty Of design.
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A UCTfOS EOTiCE.-vALrABLE REAL ESTATE
~ D. BURKE, Ausuorcer, Office l3j Bowery Will sell on
10Th inst IL O'Clock. the Exchange Saesroom
III Broadway tho valuable Farm. Long Island bounded
the by the road "a Iismpstsf and the west ny
the road the urnpke mile 10 the southwest OF
Hampstead containing about 10 acres OF good Land. laid
aud plougns land beautif uliy located
q building sites r In2naions Sale positive.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN YOTICE.-E. ROTH. AucTIoyEER.
n POSITIVE AND PFEEMPTDHY SALE OF

A CCTION NOTICE.. ROTH. ACCTIONEER.
n POSITIVE AND PEEENPTDRY SALE or
GESTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAhrErS, a.,
This dav Monday morning. April 10 Mt l0 ocior nj No
sistng Of solid black walnut Dining suits; sofa
and s!x upholstered back Chlrs, covered la
reps solid blaok walnut Buffet; Extension Table, three
beautiful Perior Suits with the richest descriptions
Of crimson and and black French satin broca
tc black walnut its covered In green reps and hAlh
large pier and oval Mirrors: Lace Curtains; marble top
Centre Tables elegant style Of Louis
XIV Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match; BronSa
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD IfASoFoRTE STOOL
an elegant instrument with round corners. beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements
wood and black walnut bedroom Suits Spring aIj III
Mattresses, Bo!crs. Pillows Blankets Corner and Book
Dinner Sets silver Casters silver plated Tea
Table spoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket rich M
plated Tea aud Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory handled
Knives and Fork Carving Knives rich cut Glassware ~
Sale positive B-Reable men ia attendance 10 cart
pack and ship goods for purchasers st reasonable charges
A UCTION.-w. A. CARTER WILL SELL on TIES
N day April i6 l0s o'clock ri S{7 Eighth balance
Of the sock OF ne Groceries, Wines Liquors and Cigars @
longing Matthew Herrck, together with Sces weights
Tea and Spice Cana &C Also iorsc Wagons, Harnesa bale
positive.
A n. wALDBoN a 90, AUCTfONEERs-wII.L SELL
at auction Tuesday April H. at II O'Clock st No. Gsd
cula attention paid salcn Of Furniture resdencc-
A UCTIOE NOTICE.--JOHN L. vANDEwATER, ACC.
n noneer viii sell Monday, AZ O'Clock, the entire
stock Of Furniture contained Ia No. 20 sft
a. the property Is soil aud the owner going out OF bust
sr Beds and Bedding csrgs and S,hes Goods too nu-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.

A RESPECTABLE NAN AND WIFE 10 SAW rHEfR
N rent would ike 20 ake 81 NE rs<e~ncs - 90
teman who = sinE Y re csniy e. ,ee syrsf 49,
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sar.rs Ar AucruOu.

Sales AT AUCTION.
'''S v4E14 4SSs' SSfsf PROPERTY
JOHN BUSTING viii sell si auction Thursday. April
Ya Sco s A. ihs E.shsns. III SfSsawsE
occupied BY stephen Begart, Esq
For p.r.lealars apply 70 suetioneer, "a Pine stree.
JAcos BoGART, AucTIoNEERs WILL SELL ON
small quantity Of genteei Furniture mahogany Bedseads
hair brussels Carpets. marble top Dressing Bu
TossEPH MCGUIRE. AUcTIoEEER-oFFIcE les
Third avenuc-is prepared, heretofore, To give
attention !osales OF Furniture a. the residence OF
a,cnng housekeeping; also all other Kinds OF FER
sonAi aud Real Property.
N Household Furniture In dwelling No % sixth street,
saTsop q Monday 1prIie 1860 los O'Clock &, BY
o. Kelsey Auetloneer consisting OF Parior. Bedroom
Nouns WILKINS. MISUNDERSTANDING
u and handsome Stables West Seventeenth street Il.
c oe =: i%' Essns S%
~ BrosdSay New York West seyenteenth streettiye
inches s.ih svsnss we located on ans open
w sa VEN Way SeG Of s s
ent sizes and contain stalls for three and four horses
wsll lighted ana have the Cro.on gas Can
daily from 70 10 A. Maps, &c at tho ONCE OF the
ss"--,- !. -" ~ '
err In consequence OF continued illness will sell at
fSa. S s ns s OF
hs stuck OF Fixtures for cash consng Of
Flour, sugar. Teas, Coffee Liquors. Pals, BroOms Tea
Cans Brushes, Scale, aud Weights Coffee NH, Kegs Bar
res soap, Jars, Candies, Demijohns, Stoves, ae,
~ 800
DAwNBR0KER'S SALE. WEDNESDAY, lSTH-JAS
j AGAR, Auconeer, will sell at 80 New Bowery at ii
O'Clock loo lots Of mems Clohng al IL O'Clock so lots Of
wemen's Clothing aud other goods aud on Friday April 20
Bracelets lnsruments ami both sales well worthy the at
y. GANLY, 81 Division street.
DAwNBRoKER sAJE.-THURsDAY, JAMES AGAR
Will sell Il 80 New Bowery 4OD ots OF mems and wo-
mems Clothing rhres Spreads Table Cloths and other
goods well worthy the attention OF dealers aud others
II. BARNARD, a Third avenue
DAwNBROKERS' SATES.-R. FIELD. AuCrioNEER,
ls9 feAH street. will sell on Monday, 10Th, large lot OF
Won ems Clothing by order Of Mczler Broome street
On Wednesday 18th. Mems and Womens Clothing by order
Of NJ Carey. West Broadway
DAwSBRoKER's sALR-JOHN MORTIMER, is EAST
II Broadway, will sell TO- morrow Monday, splendid as
~ mems aud cloping, Bedding and other
valuable goods ny order H. Levy 10 I.aurens street
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-JOHN MORTIMER. 10 EAST
i Broadway will sell Tuesday April ", 5OJ lots mems
and wunrns choice Clothing bedding. Bpis CATERS and
other valuable pledges a. mention by order,
=. ". al0noa Co, 6ls Hudson street
DAwNBROkERS SAi.E--JOuS MORTIMER, is EAST
u broadway will eel. "Wednesday April is Alargc aud hne
Assortment OF meus aud women Clothing Bedding aud
Other god. Ny ord.r Y Harris. l3s Urand street
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A UCTIOS NOTICE,
IA EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE OF
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,

STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
THIS DAY (vOHDAy), April i6, at II O'Clock.
40 CASES,
including full lines OF Mems and Boys as and large and
choice assortmcnts of Womcns Asscs' Bopnets and
Hats Of the newest shapes and styles.
ALSO,
1000 FRANCISCO LEGHOHN HATS, In original pack.
age. suitable conversion IN the - which the
pufucuar attention OF the whol.s trade j. invited
Catalogues and goods ready.
Nm. T0FPISG CO.. Auctionecrx,
Church
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JVANTRp-A FIRST CLASS LArxDREss WIN rng
w best references ArIsy q, - Eass ssh -
TVANTEp-ExPERrEscED WOMEN, AT M ASD
w 3iL Grand and "a Allen IN TIE tunn~t rrrnnnn(~
Md nseslswsrs departmental App'; $500 y Ss,1ss
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7 OHr-oS SATURDAY ~ ACCOUNT BOON THO4
4 ths william = Hassr p@f.ru all -
r,nt.bi r.sarasa ~ lawns ala = n. Lyssh
60 FULTON n.ftst snf 10 grsstans Asssi.
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pupLFas wsns Fpn FlLH HEAntf sEw ~
a 80. lL..sl
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ID 4. VAN HOUTEN, AUCTIONEER.-THE SIlBSCRIB
L er, In consequence OF continued illness will sell
ton his OF Allen Delaney streets on
Thursday the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock M the balance Of
FLOUR sugar Teas Coffee. Liquors. Pals Bro0ms, Tea
Cans Brushes Scale, aud Weights, Coffee MIL Kegs, Bar
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ELsEY CoRNWELL, AUcTIoNEERs.-THE
N Household Furniture In dwelling No 80 Sixth street,
South sixth street. Williamsburg viii be sold at public
auron on Monday April Is 1866 at l0s O'Clock A. NJ, by
nd Kitchen Furniture.
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I OFT- ~ BROADWAY. sEAR A~TOR HOUSE 4
- HlarE Hsfsfef sut -hit- sys hfsssi ne fbasr
vii - nhsr.y resrcsd ~ fri1rhns ks " ii.afJ Tread
~. fils sife-L Lot 90 iAis iust
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NV PUBLICATIONS

yorso sssnisas vtDyw vfssss 10 sAr4
-. y a.is~ss, tsAss Lns ns. ssasx =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03

Hardware.
NNHE subscribers would respectfully in
Il form the citizens of Columbia and
vicinity, that they have opened their stock
of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS. WIN
DOW GLASS, &c, to which they would
ask the attention of purchasers, cheap for
cash. DIAL Il POPE.
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COLUMBIA, January %, 1866.
ON and after WEDNESDAY next, the
" 31st inst, the Passenger Trains will
run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
Leave Columbia at. ............ 600 q. m.
" Aston at HOO &c
'' Newberry at. ....... ..12.50p p. m.
Arrive at Abbeville at. ... GOO /"
at Anderson at :. $40 .s
4" at Grernvillc at. 900 "
Leave Greenyille at - 430 a. m.
:" Anderson at $50 &c
Z" Abbeville at. 7.45 &
6 Newberry at. ... . Lie +. m.
Arrive at Alston at 2.5. ''
&C at Columbia at $50 g
There will be about seven miles OF stag
ing still between Freshley's and Aston.
Passengers will be furnished with tickets
through, including the road, stage and
ferry. GO pounds baggage only allowed on
stage to one seat. J. B. LAsSALLE,
Jan 2S General Superintendent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03

RArA.-The Sunny South, in a
number, desires its readers to
}heir own s'errata'' as follows:
. 1article headed "Oliver W.
Hies and the Southern Lyre,"
esse jam your fist through the first
r lines of it, and ther- ceeefully
a your hand. In, Sarious other
$es in said aaticle, stick your
Eb Though, and stick your boot
Through several other articles in same
edition, relying upon your own judg-
ment as to locality.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-03
South Carolina---Richland District

IN EQUITY.
Nancy Reilly rs. W. $. Reilly, II. p. Nc
Cdnts, {. Y. McCants ct al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
l. Robert P. McCants, Cecilia V. McCan.s
and VIM. nj. Reilly, defendants in the case
above stated, are and reside beyond the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered, npon
motion of complamant's solicitor, that
they appear and plead, answer nr demur
to the bill filed in this case, within three
months after publication of this order, or
the bill will be taken pro contesso against
themtA ID. y. DESAUSSURE, c. E. r. u.
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