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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Late foreign news announce the
arrival of Gen. Bcaurcgard in Liver
pool, and says he visited the Ex-
change in that city, where his presence
becoming known, great interest was
excited. The news soon spread
Through the city, and the room was
rapidly filed. He was loudly APP
|plaudcd on leaving, and large num-
|bcrs of people followed him through
the streets.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16
NOTICE.

Al rsrzaas having claims aeainsi he estate
q Ditds White. d., Deceased, afy no,ihsd 10
pftsshs ne same pfupsriy authenticated within
ihs time allausthy law. 70 M Al Como DspaI
Mississippi q tie mms viii ts haired. and ~
psr1us 6sinf aid estate vii please make i'm.
mediate settlement
AGNES r. WHITE.
Etscuiris. etc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Ton &SAM HENDERsoS.-Every-
body in this community knows these
gentlemen as the commanders of the
|"IIenderson Scouts" and that they
are gentlemen of high social and bu-
|%sincss qualifications, and did their
duty in the capacity in which they
werc acting during the war. They
have now established themselves in
|thc commission business, at No. 100
Common street, New Orleans. Read
|their new advertisement and call on
them when you visit the city.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

~. c. B."-We will try and get
the date of your next letter right, as
IL appeared in your last to be January
instead of June. We don't know Of
sny month in the year of the for
ner name. Maybe hal radical
Congress will change the schedule of
thc measurement Of time before they
adjourn-make a new month and
give il hal name, or something Of n
moro sable caste. We are glad, how
ever, to note the fact that they have
no such power, as they have niger
on the brain, black on the heart, and
might make us q month of Egyptian
darkness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

The Carrollton, ILL.,. Deia0erui in
answering a correspondent as to the
meaning Of loyalty remarks;
"~fcyalty at this time i a word
hard 20 IT, defined. We have NJ
doubt II yoa believe in Fred Doug
las. the new Constitution Of Mis-.
souri, and wish Andy johnson ASSIST
mated. you will pass"
Thats pure "feyaly"-thc genuine
arsirle. and NJ mistake
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

TAKE THE PApER. Not long
since an insolvent notice appeared in
our columns, calling upon persons
having claims against the estate 70
tle them in the office Of the County
Court Clerk by a specified time, other
wise they would be barred. -Four
weeks notice was ddly given. as the
law requires. A gentleman residing
IN our county, who had a claim upon
said estate, and who was not a sub.
>riber 10 a paper, failed 10 zee i,
and therefore = minus s2gn-Es
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16
Wells & Maxwell.
Zoe The parpoas q s1aiaeiins a general
DRY Goods business.

would b. plsassd 10 ~ bic friends frum North
Mississippi risdrina himself ihsihs will make
u their Interest 10 trade With thsm.
jsnlf-3m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

\ J Roach, Nv RoaAy. aw. Garrx.
Formerly q Memphis. Memphis
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Owing to a recent order from the
P%ostoficc department, no mail mat
ter is allowed to be delivered to any
ono, except he be a SWORN postmas-
ter or agent, therefore, the following
ex-postoniccs will find their mails at
the postonice here, and will have to
send for them. Oakland, Charleston,
Preston, Popc's Station and Mitch
Y Roads. No one ut these
places, 1t seems, can take the pre-
scribed oath, hence they are cut oil.
Why in the devil don't you swear in
a niger and get your p%Ostofice pa
pcrs fixed up? Old Denison would
just as soon havea niggera as anybody
else, and ought to be made accept a
few in his department, under the
Civil Rights bill. A niger is as
good as anybody with him, and our
opinion Is, that q right mean, sneak
ing niger is his superior.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

The President has refused 70 par
don Raphael Semmes. who was
elected Probate Judge Of Mobile.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

We clip the following local news
from the Knoxville Commercial, Of
the ith inst:
"CrTY QufET. -Sun rises just
after daylight and sets just before
twillight-no items-a little rain yes
tcrday-wcather suggested the com
forts OF a fre-but few rations left
in the Frecdmcn's Burcau-Amcrican
citizens Of African descent will prob
ably be compelled to work = two
sportsmen went out 10 one of the adj
jaccnt frog-ponds-made more excite
ment among the deniEens Of said pond
than has been known to occur among
'he citizens Of Knoxville for two
wecks-but few ladies to be seen on
inc strect-bad day generally"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Jusr REcEIyEp.-Ncw prints aud
Also, ladies' and gents
fine shoes, and a general assortment
|of notions-thc very goods Our GUS
|tomcrs have been calling for.
j. II. YATES d Co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Il i said that the present Rump
Congress will collapse about the first
Of July, embrace their culcrsd friends
and depart from dc cafital-hrevsr,
We hppe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Magistrates are hereby notified
,hai va have On hand q quantity of
blank. for their special aceommoda
llm,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

So Indians paper, IN If 1lIai n
|nnh.o mys Nf bay gave bifih 10
|hree babies "vrily who mu tell
what 4 day may bring forth"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

ToraSAMfSr@On the 18Th Of
Ju!y next the citizens Of Holly
Springs are 10 hold q tournament ai
that place In aid Of The monumental
society Of Marshall county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-16

Rg,p TumAN &. Knox laa
dhdmwn bis name from our an
nouncomcnt column, and Decline TO
run for recollection 10 The Office Of
assessor Of taxes for Pamela county
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John a.. Begbie 4 Go.,
Col. wW.L. MAXWELL,

Having ssas laisd himself With \. D. WELLS.
No 90 Main street. rfu,ins Biask, un'lgr The
Es.. 800 4sH sfsta ~
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nafi ~ lm VI ~ i
fsyif ~ fund w aaahf 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Che Curt.

,l'IIE GREAT TROT BETWEEN TIE
Il CALIFORNIA STALLION OEO. NJ PATChEN JR- AND
COMMODORE Vanderbilt OF NEw-YORK
FASHION COURSE-TROr1ING.
The grsa, purse and stake Of % u heats three IN ave in
harness wn.d CoEd = Vanderbilt and The
ous stallion Caornis George W. fa,chen, Js VII tAA'
p.sce the Fashion COlf.e
WEDNESDAY. May q at } ?. n.
Commodore Vanderbilt well 81 The s'est hoes
Tfputai0n the sta ion sora ssc
challenged ltr aofe tie world end
offered Newf e. tTot Toe bosses ~" both going iast
steady condition. great race may esr
t1iry be looked $500
Boats James slip haf hour and IbryoaTths So
special tain from hunters Point u I'D p 10.
kfcrn police srrsus omcrts st the coarse .
JOSEPH CBOCHERON. Proprietor.
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furniture.

DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of war
- rar@d upnufscfIr A,o .oli Che 'aui d " tna LIZ
stIf,s ofnal-f. 81 To- f Nti'4'p ~" wv
t.,r.. ~. arr,aii~ Nrn.ef t.fli i.'fd iii-
TNNANELED FCRNiTURE.-f.c large +, ass0rl,
Z - tt.,,.f,l rt.s.r.t amt sohi WuInu, Bedroom
mn TO tl city hi.o MAtlhtrst', 7i'' 80 h'.'' &C.
ID .i. g,rr,t,l rrfr. li.l rftla OLD 'stiisFd l1re
{" -0 NAk Ia WARD a Coz $50. 20 Iat1. =.
FURNITURE. CARPET and ldl1g, Iarlor ana
L geI n. NJ suits 6c a. BLInALhG soOIFs No'. Sy al
qi sns clcr #, Houc4c,pos sup2ied ana can Jay
ty il-rt'ri-nta 81 gFr"ffrL
HAVE on uANfaud mako 20 order on the short
,t0oi.c 90 Einis OF FUR ,iii AZ ut rIinusc uf,r, p
D. e. g. rCKAGD. So. 10 B.-eaef CO., iac''J N' @' ' 10
Saiivans'.
&3OOODD. 5Ig4i ai Of r1 SAErFls 2' sc
odsnr ih- ari, md bet s'eed stock Of aci- onco. .a
trutar Do city re iir greatest frre DO ~ pfs se
u .sr ycir,. th-rf Atftil. 'ec Dn,ca firnp ',n ,
I'M II n srpe's Ice woo 5lc., a. p'sty ~ ~ J'ih 80
49,. ts-.s ;, - ..l fUl pec.a a. osrts bts' fi'ft
I ,rr. little god By sas vate which WI be sou ~
c, av.ry reject s,os Of Parlor. Gedf'ou snd 'hen
Fr.nfUr. ttI nnI rf-r.. 3D.. 20 Ih. '' e %
ih.l o. rnd retail "aTcf'oA- Mo- -oi ' ~
n lrs., corrr Of iislt fts- 3D. NA 1919"
$500
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feriures an0 5tleciiuls.

4 LECTURE on PlIRENOLOGY-At 10. sl4
~ Broadway BY Dr. L. d. bROUOhTOH. On WEDNESDAY
~ ES!sG Admission 10 cents
Ny1OMAN's HOSPITAL of the STATE of NEW
w NORK-The Corner OF TIN Hospital VII be laid on
WEDNESDAY ncy,. o, oc ock thay~ and Fhe-
Columbia Cocg VITA appropriate cer-one 4he paoh
reel ett.ly invited % attend
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Gas Sillius.

EIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FII-
ItNG SECURES better gh the cost aud ever rrtb .
and a-int Nos q and ~ Aaidlue soutiess cor VILLAIN f.
o. trcr 90 the tn I
HFW-l ORR April3 1906
Tmu four O. t. chafsr oI oar
n. burnrI and the result DID iou Of s bills over .
f,osInd per year gh ia "st was az sAl
factory that we have employed lin resnay e.,r since
SAMI SINCLAIR Pubisher.
In yooRr ilorsA. March 81 1896
Th.v. tnoup NJ Firnin .nc- aud ploycd him TO
,an. nv s.s burners on .svrrA always benefit aud
ssl-flcti1n. 4. d.
,nst having better cigro fs-b4or End ter OPP
L any on. employed ~. giei bcieT hgnt
AZ arranging BE- birne oui would recon
N''N' ~ - 49, ALBEhrGLAK Proprietor.
Bv recent combination Of mprogeman nn ard rr ~.
nv and Al half to eosi oi o SANS nSh'
blin-d a. the usual = =.
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fionsrs nno farms iUanico.

vxTANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE in West
w chester Comfy Hsea Railroad IN locality IN
Easily accessible New York. address, wiki praaTs 10 r H.
t1x No. l7iO n ). J. o.
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llarble alanlels.

lldrble alanlels.
HIARBLEIZED SLATE MANlELS-ouPeIiuTT ia ~
.n,.,cs, ,no,c durable, half tho price of marble T. D.
sTFwART B0J 1,hsv 81 Bfasdway oetoh oih '
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place 10 the CITY
vi T. pnra.e MARBLE MASrfS Of the lse.t designs at ry
og pricss l. AZ A. KLABEKS Marble NoT.s 10 lu5 t. let
3lavr ~ Y. Mantels pot Up 10 inc country n &
MARBLE MANTLELS. Floor ming Monuments,
- ,ns a m sa.osi stort FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BIZ WORKS Nos. 81 10 100 Es.l hea."nss ----------
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TlLiNG-h
MI n DOYLF,s steam Marble " orks. Nos . ard 10 East
9o,, nrI, 70 corner Of Brca1wiy r s''oeut on hand
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Professional Noiircs.

DR JR. NEWTON the Healer No. 81. Marks
IL plice Eishs mos, d.e'e instansneoq'ly hoa,
main Those no well able 10
are cofy invited 10 conc nd be cured Without mony and with
mt mice
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IEw.Y0EK md NEW nAyGN RAILROAD.
100 sUrnfFK ARRANGEMENT 49,
CDMILNCity MAY, D. 100

tbMtLNilfv MAJ lt 100
feufls 80 kuiilncc on ~ iiiF-icff ntirsL
TRANS LEAVE SEw.YonN:
Fcr Nss llsyra ~ 30 t-rI Iis'- i2l5 iEIJ 3oo
a. ~ .aoend ao'ft1,ipm go,
iof o. lascggl' 49, aol I'D I'D a ~ III. ,EA7l 9''
10, ,..l si sss.,issa 80 O. mi ls5 9.3} p n.
fr faffii l:4p.ui WesP u. 80" ii}a n~ 1'' '''
For sor,'a 80 400 p,)s 10 M i.i;, EN- 400
~ - 80 % A.2tlI.i, n ...,.
H. ,6i 80 ila ~. s. as. ~ 5.os3'pm
49, l' IS 3 d, y, 10, a.; r. g.. ''' '-'' 10
zorro, h efzi'l.e .-l,u. 20. $50 I'D
coNstGliSG rRAIs4
- Ra'.sa va starr ia. l2ls. ISL ao,p 90, &c.,
affl'hL ~ ,l D. ~ -N' 49, -' 'V'' 'N'
~ a''ei' ~ 10 , 300 m tII '-.,s 70 no.
70, nal a. ~. rl P,s,,lc..s lal n bAl Railroad.
i S -, lawn S, LoaIoa .ai sou.as'a HAI''i 50"
w. -, u .ps a, ,o,l ii.ls o. to Sorih,mo'@
I, itou.silre R-lfofi. A. o., o g. n
tor haas-,a-a Rrr'aa, 10 q a. ii. ~ loi n 4npm
csnao oas s-s a.ii-aei 90 - F. m tam aioy7- s,
,rrW-IrpSIY KAILROkD-Iran leave loot ~
Y fo.ri,siti ior rnn.patrHt, al md % NJ y M g.
an l. D. ~ of iirliaoaE sni "AaAiSdf1S a. -Hl '
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEl.-
y Inn eve leroy cry for r-rmon' ss r. slA a. %
:; ird . p %. "n si-.l'1 ''' o. ''' 80
w aad % '' T0s " pFn,RFsr Superintendent
DARTTNN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL c0MPsNY- NOTIcH.-On aua so-r MONDAh' My ~
49, IXfaEss LlSE FOR eAMDtN DIRE 4. .e'n P srn;s
e Rcd AM oo5 n.. slnss s1seas a@,sroa
4 1i,aT r. TO o DEss5mjtas ghEE 80. nm,
s 's ~ Es 81 town, o'.n Pot D e L:@s g5,"9
1,,,s E E.s' ai si' S1ilGlDsN fiiGE 50 avn
FRtIGHI TRAIN at So n. Tor oil points y" u" -A' A''
oAnTEPPubGsSSG TRAINS LEAVE cAMnES:: ,.r
t5I,so. a. 80 g. ~ srisins iu hes, orb af -
w. Mai and f'P'' ~ ~ r. c GjfSS Sop
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Giluniioro S1anir0-femlle5.


Z MIDpIE-AGED LADY desires Situation as
HOUsLEELPE2. Be- ozpesuroIi t-. 'ifly SVEN $3.50
or and furnish % bft q frirFrct --i't H. - Di"-Ap"
=. g.. eating where aa iuievIe. m'y 'r l'-
4 FRENCH LADY wishes % 90 with q family 10
y Furnpe IS Companion. .W,ui a. l.erreer d.i'ee
hrrs O. The Italian toa..4 80
nrJa4w1g. Col o. 40. t8 'mtytt
4 YOUNG WOMAN with excellent city reference,
" vshef situation WAilEl s- iAMhkhiA4D and
WAITRESS PffTs the country for ' saner Can b. seen 81
10 o. Met Twenty ~seiit'-st
L,ITUATION WANTED hy two respectable young
= vo,r ,. 3D. ono H. l., COOK tncr- eft WASH X
and RONER hc ottsI ChAABEiAAlD sud Aliih - bot
fusfals Futl rfvl'r 'auly o4 t.1 lli
.e can b vcn as srcondar~ between Ivciythfd snd
Iv~nty.iorrff-.ts.. srcondh'of bach room.
XHTANTED-By a Girl, aged - years, recently A.
w ryes SITUATION 10 family O. ,e ia sewing nua"f-
a.s uol object to going IN thy county Apply
st Castle Garden ~ siaifs
IL, respectable Families BDardng-iiouscs aud
Hotel, can be auqped with good SEW ANTS au al nations
srd ttor. % Mr. NDhk-ioN'' Vc-i , ave
A NUMBER Of well recommended German blrli
~ wsr. SITUATIONS 10 g. general DlSENOKk, &c ~ Mfs'
LOVES GsImau lIfu' ~ u Di-'t nrar the bo"rTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
i]rliltlnq.

WAN. EVERDELLs SONS No. l0i Fulton.st.-
W STEAM JOB PRINTERS All label NANIFACiCk
FRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
DENTISTRY

A SPLENDID SET OF TEETH for SIS. Guaran.
t.ed a. Dr. VAN NLECkS No 10 sixthve Teeth extracted
~ A. -. ,gT i.ast psiu. No * "a rnsrse
sres oXDE can be administered pure Once i'@0'''HiT
,vsv caxncr OF Ei-btrenih-sf
v, II. GRIfFINS, No. 25s Grand-ct,, n; H., 9P-
~ - 90 . T,vlors tho LARGIs II aud CtiEA FhsL Ds
TAI fSTABLIsuMENT m tire NoALD 'tg 7 - 100 ~
$50 orraoa IA pea siry resonne At unusltNs 10" W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

a Lewis bfooAyI iht ioir;
tain ten oous water, gas beth md al uoi~i m Pl e
oud eoufrsins nioney lad ont 10 var
dec vn stadc Place s ne 4ieliae '
the county, within easy % ihe cig az -
fo Potf a. Wallets ferries BY which ia do9r py
% n g. Johnson, No. rs fesTs.t. : u or " H. INhfh
. az 4u. j.. Co.n 70. A. E1chal-" ff'ff-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

"A III. flr- lfIf1 uH.lIl -
aheh New ook,n &c. inqpirs o. iali ~ bhJl
No 30 lraodw1y Nrx ors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

nEsIRlBIE COTTAGE REoiDENCL IYI go
- A. We: FoTuis I-.gs 81. -. z - 90. -, .st
bstl-roca .''il'D
J,of-d great lrui Good stah nit Goa one
90 ron Fordhlu 1Iutn Depot ATry 90 T. j. Lth
DOW E CO.. $50. q tnee.t
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DESIRABLE RETREAT

A DESIRABLE RETREAT Tor the SammcT
q month"; USE, partly furshrd 70 LET i've inmates
rsk from tie y Y and y H. Railroad Depot souh NoE"-S teAn
e5iTess GfR>HOM RAfMONu.
A L Elizabeth, a FURNISHED HOUSE 10 REM
"A for four months; with large Garden W. oeha VIII e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

Tie size OF tssc a.raurs sf o. yry ci ne roe E''rf
lIr I' tr ...ar fHs flioI' tl4 iAie ar
unslrrr.srf ard f0~ i.frs WOE ffI~ c.H.r lnr
Al r1ur.i,f c-l ~a scrH'aH ra.l r O. o. rlif-e-
t1l.u flsr.. H- sftga-a SD T f41ig lh rfrrri'T
sfresr, I~s.c t..r 90 liig .rs Io- Liverpool or el- -
tornf.r s fI currency
7hr not ~ ns Tor fperP 'r
ofis3 having tasi. vol -zrrl tt rr'u no
sisu-d tneIeiof.
fcr ,it cahn f'.acr srfy te Oh " 'hc Company
flr uift OF tlg
Company. No. 20 uIo-iuaJ. ~ So. 20 Isfr.-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

Ps.sl sta.ion Ga Now r. Twenty sovnihs. and
fouf.llys kuiilnce on ~. uty-icvr utirst.
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60 SRI.

A LARGE FACTORY. FOUNDRY, and valuable
~ WHARF PROPERLY LEASE fr term Of years siH4o1
Nowbursh the q lds0n hv coniai ing tu1 al tI hse
EnQne vator Snafius &c. comIre order n tuoIlt
a. p,tl of any heavy y1ok, and ce
PROPERTY n fr market Plans Of The pGcl ery can b. seen . No.
~ au No
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Boaro ano Rooms.


A FINE SUITE fROOMS-A snite of three Parors,
~ d other fs Roor vacated by iamies who nave gone 20
49,. v ~ end 10 LIT with hrs class Dosfn 4
on eb cool and every desirable for To- SUMMIT fs rs
Isq he south viii fnd pleasant home WIN sss
e.tiou kppy Fsny Ho" Nos ~ [s AM 10 f"@'
teouh-sL. b. Broadway oud fihlrsVc
A I No. I4O WEST FOURTH-ST., between MeDOu-
~ sat aud Sat and obefs Wal ma eolo''
by iBrni.Les ROOMS, with board.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will LET 90 gentlemen two
"A f8mhcd kOOsis without board no p We klevs.test
A sPIENDIDIY FURNISHED PARLORi also,
IN sse Rooms second floor. 'front.' clots h9t and cold
set fof % ertcncn and siuse gentlemen
Apply - ~. 81 Broea~py.
HANDSOME SUIT of ROOMS second aud
-, Bord ., 80 Ysst Thriieftst. ursr y m ave
PsRI or and BEDROOM, furnished, for two
"a s, ,.ptersn board iaqaro Of X RICE NO III
siIlhaye between feuneenih snd int,en1 a.
A LARGE. We'll. Furnished Front ROOM, WIN CT
~ fiort Eed. eas and cold water, and 1a NO i'h
Brosdway. rear Wet Twenty sixth Il ----------
ITNo- l6 DoMINICK-ST.-0ne Furnished and
"A ON l tished Room. with Beard Tor otnSenan sa W"
slasle Hosss Las beth oeta. hos sso @ -
PARIOR aud BEDBOOM-EurDlshed, Tor Two
N Singh Gsnensn at No "a s1hsye Inquire o. Il: M.
UNFINISHED ROOMS. with or without board, ih
i private Gmiy No. 20 NGih'it between th'A an' 9i"
References required --------
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-At No ITO Null
J. DaIyIt, nesr cssslsL Terms moderate
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CAFET1, bfEED, AND JUMFVNf'
- POR BOSTON, ,,-,,,
woRcF sTER PALMER frrCHBURG, NASHUA Lo"EL-
'' CONCORD. rHE WHITE MOUNfAlaS AND
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
n1.,.y "A ,tanch steamer Of the Norwich ln...1
INV CRY o. BOSTON and CITY or NEwfohh -
Sundays O'Clock
'--'' 49, Isef No % North River foot Of Nsstryst
FOR MN LONDON.
49,. steamboat Erpes fn rom IN, spove
,onf, vi, Norwich end Worcesef Boston ni Wofee "0'ee'
=, "a s,.hsa and London aud Northern hsifoadA
fi'f-' l. .lAg... 49,. - - . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

A FEW good CanVasSers wanted Tor new worn VI
~ xcs i.uary 10 good best thilg IA The market
wfSsf,0W q CHANDLER. Groerl Ae,his No srr1cs-st
w ANTED-AGENTS in every County OF ne
wv limited state, 20 oil tir series WORSHIP u IhE fAM
nv aND SCHOOL Th, HOOK has been mace ~ At'i
Boot Liters ofsrfd TO Anss u'sy 20. -.
srlfrief students no WIEN
80 ,s.n in u..n and T~nuneriive enpn ynei' snn 70
f,os who have Just nr-u"
.is.,i~ Al the rate Of and s5s py annssi "a q
no M particular sdd.rs = ns u. tiD''' ' ~
Publisher 10. 80 Nruonfr- -, NJ "-fofA-
yHYANTED-A Young MAN living Oh west s'de
w OF the civ e. carry buudes App IT, a. ., I.,,
rnIrCHENER cLAsLAflfb ~. - .o---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
LARM bon sALE-FormerIi ~

CIXTH- ANE.-FOr SALE, the valuable plot OF
- GROUND on siriavr. sni rt'cn. 49, con
si.snr of fur f lots yid god Interest
opah.c improved 10 make i'sraor W
vesm-nt Appy NiLLIAM li. to~s' No li' Hr'7e"'s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

TOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT POUCH
KFEPsIE RONn UT and KlNGSrON landing a. Cozzsns
Dock cornwall, New.llaubYr.h and Milton. Ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
amnsfmenis.


WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST WEEK
BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL ENGAOEMEN
OF
na. AND uPs BARNEY WILLIAMS
TUESDAY EVENING, May p.
VIII b. presented with scsgcry ADJ an eAe' eas ssnue
uon,, ~. RORY oMoRE. Am p.pvvv
RORY With Lovers bsuutiini ballad Of The NJ,
OMOltE. Fairy Boy" ~ WihL'H W.
BARNEY MtLLiAAs
An IRISH JIG bf Mr.. B. WILLIAMS AM ChAhANAEnH-
To conclude with the roaring comedetla Of
LATEST FROM NEW-fORk IAN ,,,r,,
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS o. SEREPHiSA SPRoUI WITH
SONGS AND DANCES
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS, as PHIL. MCLLiGAN
FRIDAY, May 25.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEI NlLLlAN3.
AND THEIR LAST Ape ARANCE BUT ONE.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES
Doors oren Al h. lcurIflc.s a O'Clock.
SEAT SECURED SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
WALLACE.
w frOprs,or and Nsnaser........m LESTER WALLACE
Open al "a. Besinal o.
Carriages may be ordered a.
Eleven O'Clock.
EVERY NIGHT,
NJ CHARLES READEs -
IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL
AND HIGHLY ArTRAe4IyE DRAMA,
TO MEND
WITH An NEW SCENERY Inv Tshervaod ana HIeierl Pro
EJuNCED ThE MOST BEAUTIFUL EVER EXHIBITED OS
TIE AMERICAN STAGE. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

EyOR SAVANNAH-PIONEER LINE.
Il Fus. ra,-ass = 3d.
fgelt Zee. pef hu. o. u zoe. IFl loot
EN ..HA I'll r. rs DAY,
landing cargo So & vann thr O. ing Monday
%'FgfT.r
C.pf = D.lsrov vi = l,srr Pier { y. r.. Of
THURSDAY. .iIy a.
For freight or uls lea ilF peri ations ply 70
LEWIS b. Jones 10. - irosdn a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

A IARM aud cor NIIN SEAT fur SAl.E, SIM
~ otpd a. "a overlooking hu4 on River weA l' SCI
1,i .a1 m is unsurpassed. gou tie Farm fte bca f
f modem STYLE good oufbuidn-s, ana land DID o
ldsbe o-l. Price low lud cay. Pr particulars tlfy 30
X MURRAY No. A. liut-st. room No. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

A COUNTRY sEATfr SALE, near SltIsrns de-
~ not one and 20 our. vide frou J.rspy Cts, .g Nryl OK
AM Fre HriIaf I.r.irt fsf4H Wi1KS'No 30 Wallis. y Sc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11

At = certain English Watering place
the ladies' wero in tho habit Of prone,
oadiog with their little pet poodle dogs
10 their afms-a loca! law fsrbidding the
animals to run about on their own feet.
The fashion becoming ridiculous, young
man sppsared on the terrace one day with
= living lobster in his arms, 4 scarlet rib
bon round its neck supported . little
tinkling bell. The parody Was inpudent
but effective; the ladies beat rspid 70.
troa'; and poodles are no longer in vogue
at that summer resort EU} .aErT
Awoman has right ss;eo into ! store
and look At the goods as long as she choos.
es whether she wants to buy or not, and
If clerk gets angry with her, and de.
mauds to know the reason fer her not
purchasing, he is IN inhuman brste, and
deserves . fns Of $50 That's the way
the law has just been expouuded At
Brooklyn, N. Y.