davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-23
New Orleans HIQFkets

NV 0xtKAxa, Jan. a.
AEn1yEn-Gteamer Missouri, from Esw Tosk. ships
Ffrrdotn ena Victoria. hpn Liverpool.
EETT1N--Dplf and Inactive Sales Of MiodllrE 1t
t9c. -.
aisNc. Conee-Sales Of 200 sacks 81 2oe.
~FIrTk-Isuprpsed demand. supernne, $500.
Fsx1Gurs- STEADY. 10 uTespoo, 1s; 10 New York,
~. nv
Esre ynrf f.bsrls. 1t discount.
, 1866-01-23
st. Louis A1nrkcts

st. Louis afnrkcts
Especial Despsch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
ST. LoC1s, Jan. q.
TonAcoo-No sales.
FLouK-refy dull. ....
GRAls-Wheat-Dall: good fail ut $l.i03 LIS PEI
tu Corn lower; cholce white. s9aslc; mixed ye1
low II 1+z7s per br. Oats dull 1t &c. HreJ-ehotct
fsll 1t $15oe9 9i4GGa1.a7H; do good 1t 2lD per bull
PROVISIONS -Pork-Eew meas, tz7.5o = brl; r7the
heavy to-day.
wueEEY-F1rn 1t E2.zS.
, 1866-01-23

VIC call attention 10 the opening Of q
new vine hoaEe, Me<R.a. Dre!1ttng j. Won WyrE,
10 Dearborn etreet, Re, nolds' block. These zen
tleen have recently returned from Europe, ha51ng
selected very chofce lot q wines and liquors, and
ate The hrst house In the West with the new wing
| OF the extra vintage 1865. The 9oyez* Of a good
elaes Of vine should not tail to give them call,
| and inigc far fheraelTea.
, 1866-01-23

AmectIng Of the Free Trade Lcaeue Of Chicago
Will be held at Morse's Exchange, this tTueRaay)
evening, at X o'clock. The friends Of frec trade
arc Invited 10 attend. This meeting will to ad-
dressed by Col J. #. Foster. By orlet Of the
ExEcC1yH COMMITTEE.
The s7r1KE os TIE II. S. RoAD.-The trains
freight aud rassenger-on this road arc again in
full running order ind under the direction Of COM
pc,ent men-he association of some q! the dlseou-
tented strikers 10 The contrnry Notwithstanding
ne refer our readers 10 the otlc!al enpouncement
Of t1e Superintendent Of the Road to be found In
our advertising columns Of this issue.
, 1866-01-23

BARaEmc-1he tztbe1s OF this city viii bolo
meeting th3a evening Ut the fremont House oa'oe'
, 1866-01-23

Go to our friend N. r. Merrill for Kerr
oeepe O{ls, Iampe, Lanterns. Chandeliers, Glass
ware. ctc., II and IS Randolph et- e529
, 1866-01-23
ID / E d j.

= In this city, on Monday morning, January I'd:
LIZZIE FA1sGo Long, on1{ chilo o. Eugene G, And
Funeral non the realdence Of the parents, No. G3
Michigan avenue, Tuesday, the I'd day OtJaoaasy,
1.-two e. O'Clock n N.
, 1866-01-23
NAa1ttth=aQfnfg.

w an lED-Agents- School
tsssn9a ssseioet aad dl1abaed odtcers, ,soidtsrs
HfsTDRf or TRR %Ab % eany.ss os ~ stardssd
91.q 9p!q< Is e ps eT TT Pots ;: ast
msps nd diagrams. tah3.snen - h p1sua t. scsae
9sa 1os S,S.t tsFqsnseetz a .e;f o'
Of purcbasest Of various inferior 4ofrs H..
lad tnsm s.ds {, .ot.oio;. aaa aa1esois. nd =
beiilshtd Nth tao lustz4dons aaa sny nts15Gss ~
~o!f ext.nt. Il y 1Hst xhet y. psopie Wsst.
ooea ot circulars aod u. our tsfmA Adars4s xma.
LER, TCURDY Z CO, Lou1h4rd Block, Caisszo. II.
, 1866-01-23

.,,1.u,rs wiling to sta,st in serving At The
.nnnr 70 1,c efyen It The Washinston slatinR Parx
this s1e.poou md evening. U behalf 9, the n9o. q
our edtv arc requested TO fefosl 81 tne naA a1 "
~s.iacE sf3< afternoon.
, 1866-01-23

1.wsuoo1 or TIE UHvEnarr or Cg1cAao.-A
,.s.-r. Il BE- delivered betore this Institution q,
~ schooI room IN 1armon Block. north corner
If f:stk md Wsshtn1ton Streets this evening ii "
n:ciock. snbject, Equity P1eadIngs." Mcmbert
al fhr har ar4 nY1te4 70 Attend.
, 1866-01-23

Jonu B. Gouau's LEc7uRk OF "IosDox ~
x1our,-sale Of Tickets ard Reserved sean con
tfnne8 to.asv st Smith 4 Et1ons Hal. 1nefe an
ss.1.s Css 49, ~ 1s,f1shlc aeass still uusold.
, 1866-01-23

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH ABrR0Lin.-Som 4
days ago sequisitton Was received By deputy su
pcEtuteudeut Nelson from the Governor Of Mich
ran tor tho ar1cst OF notorious burglar namet
Joe Brown, who had been Carrying on his der,eds
ttons In yn1ions pxrts Of TINT STATE The reQnfsi
tion wns placed In The hands oi dctectire otdcc
Joseph Dixon. with instruct,ons 10 s.eerSc" ut III
frEt Opportunity. THIS opportunity was oderct
yrstcrday afternoon nbout o'clock. when the OH
cel mei biz man lace to face on Wabash avenue nca
brown had received Earning from some one that h,
was 4wanted.' for the moment that lie eaw the o.
deee be wheeled and tiarted to .1ln. brt wss over
encounter ensret. Brown seized the detective b
the threat WITH one hand and With The othe
d1ex ns ~, rsrolrs 1sseled !. at n NJ; Dixon
officer euuck up his hand and the ball entered th
W. Dizon, De instant e .ax Brown feeling for b
pistol drrs bis aso, and in turn presented 1t at th
despc1sdo's bead Brown, At this, surrendered, an
VIE hAndcufed Aud conveyed 10 the Genital ST
ton Hhere be now Lee. he IS said 10 be one
The ehrewdtat and most successful burglars m
eafe brenke1t IN the wceteru country. He wa
a11ested about week aco for vagrapcy. but got Q
On the payment Of email ane: & Il ~ y 70 be hope
Jeam to come
CHICAGO 70 OkAnA.-Georpe Francis Train 1e
turod lsst evening At Moose's Exchange on u
subject Of the Pacific Railway, and Immediate Il
n1oysmeut Of our present facilities fof conmunie
tton with the t1r West. About two hundred Pc
sons were present. Col ]. c. II. Bowen called u
meeting ~ order aud On his nomination Mr. Chs
Ealk1 vas called upon TO preside. The presidt,
officer sfte1 few words On the ynetness Of II
caunt3 west o1 the Rocky Mountstus, Introduce
The speaker Of the escuinK.
Mr. Train spoke enthusiastically sna at length {
his lheane- lie adxocates the immediate fmprps
ment of the stage Lima nov upen from the westcl
terminus Of the Northwe4tern railroad to Oman
showing that II wonld be praetcahle 10 ct over
fifteen hours the distance now t.aVesed
forty, and thai J., BY this asranreme
Railway, he Ex1d thai forty mile. are nov complcte
t%euty more viii be opsn in February, one hnndn
b. June and from thai On % I've z hnndrsd sii! BE- bn
1.e1nr built asetNafd from California and the line
railway Communication between The extreme e.
Ind sest Of our continent w1l BE- conpleted.
also Argued tho future greatness OF omaha. 1naski
Is the tzeat points On ibe ltpe 7cToss the contnc
New York 1unalo, Chicago aud Omaha
The lecture wHs long and quite interesting, inl
fhe eAtpestnest and eocentnaty OF Mr. Train and
aeub}ect which ca1nos but be Of importance 10 tN
one III shis country.
, 1866-01-23

VIOLATION or TNE HEAlTu 0RnrNANcE--An-
shony Hellingtou was placed on the dock al the
Police Court yesterday forenoon to answer to the
chxrge Of violating The health ordinance. Au OIL.
Ger tcFtned that The prisoner was caught hanline
oGal from = slaughter house In an open boxed
wagon, and 1haa large quantity Of the stuff ooxed
thr~rEh the oten ecaru8 Of the box and fell upou
the sttact, BE var nned SIS and costa.
, 1866-01-23

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
IL SHIRTS pRAWEEs, BgoTs. SHOES. tc.s
On TUESDAY, jan. 23d. at 9H O'Clock. st Rutferi
Co's Auction Rooms, Gorner q Dearborn ana WASH
III Auctoteers.
, 1866-01-23

MONITOR 0RoAxs-TpQ1K or MCs1c-Those
wbo wish good organ for church or family use
Will fud the splendid lot Ct these instruments Just
raoaf,rd al Reeds Temple Of Music matter Of 1n~
se,.8t They atc finished In xich rosewood and fan
cf oak and walnut and other late and fashionable
eiyle4. The tone ie deep and mellow, with ample
power. They ase largely in use In the prominent
Churches. lodges and schools Of this city and the
Ncrthwe4t. The Temple Of Mrsic alwnys leads the
way, and strangers and Others who have moi paid
the establishment visit should do 60. Their
rooms a1c pptn to all.
, 1866-01-23

TrnE BOURBON WE1skEf.-Wt invite the aften-
lion Of the pnb1ic to tho stock of pura HouEbon
whIskcy. kept br Mr.. s. Tbon,asou- No. 14G Madi-
eon street. Mr. Thcmason keepa no other article
than The whI&key, which he warrants to be pure,
3mmufactn1fd tn Kentucky. and invites drngE,stt,
rhyeic1ans- families and dealers ii the cy eoun-
cstabhshmcut where no adpstc1ated liquor IL kent
OF sold, 10 patronize him. He will supply any
quantity, from gallon 10 barrel
, 1866-01-23

Bppa1AR1.-Be3ween three and four o'clock yes
aerday morning sozae audacioua thie1 removed 4
raue OF Rlass from the show window Of B. Shes-
rtek'a store No. 1853 South Clark street, md car
I'D away twen,5eaght dnlls11 woz<h Of cloth No
ar~,n.j hEA Rtepr InnHr
, 1866-01-23

1ns eauoxtps ssso 10 closiDk ps.ees 1t ~ ?. q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-28
...,5A.,. 5. 8. %. S. am
Nrlrora 2oge $50. .105. -Seutfde Sbb.
,5i'} SeiIoipsi az 3ss-''~
Deutft6er llnteriiiisurnssbereia.

Erdffbenf: 6. Roder.
ssxst Bicesqr6fihenf: Nm. Tap!a9 st4.s
S@d$meiifer: 81. RIoos.
!; ! s 1. Geeretir: Sofepb S9hfnb. s2 HsiUH
2. Dbl. Sdnb.
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sagnng ] Nofbpill 9enneffe sonnabno ali 1866
s@f. aputs, 27. suli.


Son ben gbenen miro beridtet, 6ab
bic 8rcimiai9en in S4aareu aus o.nl
Dienfte laufeu.
Die Seferfon Git1 vSribune" iast;
0aB Mfaior Nlepers, Sbtriff bon Sole
Sountp, cine 8laee eegen bas rabifale
oeutide 8latt in Sefferion Gitp (gBeit>
lt9es golfSblatt) crbober bat unb
$4,000 SdnbenerfaB perlangt, ba bas
8latt ibn beidulOi9t babe, elm 8ul6<
hepper gu fein. 3s
8aibin9to o n, 27. Suli,
ia 0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes 9rn.
Ratterion, ertpdblten Senators bon
Sennei1ee, ipur6en TIM Scnat borgeIeet.
Qerr Gunner glaubte, baB Sr. Sat-
terion nidt fiisIi6 ben @iO Ieiiten tonne,
oa er 6i9ter unter Ser CONFEDERATION
gemelen fei u. baber berfelben geId)ipo<
rem baben miife. Gr beantraete bic
8erlueiiun9 Der 8apiere an bas Suiti5<
@omite. 9lngenommen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-28

45al54 g.l I'll 80 ,i9H#AFR slsid I@5G
> asFi9a Sarters 8erein..a16Ie es3
~ i@s' @tgrinbet: IS. Deto6er 1864.
~ g3Yl RitsIiebersabl; 150,fngG ,!fbn7ji5G
+. 3 m e. -
erfer gpreder: g. N. Sfeeie. JUS H2g3g
3mettsr II q. @. @intIer:s 4D ,,qgdi
9rot. G9riftrunrb:: gsas man. *'tH'
grifer S9Gkmefter: aoitis gfeiffer. @
1meiter fsra Gm. 9itmarf9-l .Ye3s3tSl
Grter SurtIuart:' aous Shiinenfdnti.
Smeiter, ;ZrsE9 CD. SdiIbheLni.= f4feiffyT2
Grfer BibEct5etar: But. S6mfbt. 80
8avstter 8nD.. &. ,,s !, asnis soHq,9 J2ainsui
Mdrtf StrdBe.
Der getein bot gRittpo@s absub l7szi1ibr f.tns
Iu56entli1en Sisungen,
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: g6asen <gsarrel.iinn, ! Elm

.Gsariinoet: Sanuar 1866. ..-..eA
l8l ~ sBaitaT taTiebersa5t.75.S 0gla9iJeJ
grfter S9iSenneiiter: R. Seftn. d ,.4,.;. 81.
3ipefter I'D q. @Iinfe.1 }41I2 Al4
* sseretdr SSss Ssrt SSsSsEsr; n S,sz5 iin -
:. @srfammInnssIstali 9arnsari 9eIe, tlniDn.
TfraSse W0. 90 , t-}tgF&4 49, fF~
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Germ aEs. @sIIs,
@taFbent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-28
$500 SelObnunq.

Ter 8eIbibrant in meiner Office rpurSe Wlontag
ga9t uon Dieben se6fTnet uno $500 Dollars, meifens
III Sereinigen Stadten SdaRamtS noten, nlto eintge
ertional Sant Sdeire, baraus eut1pen6et. Brit benz
gelse befaro ib tin Gbed aMf bic brittle Rntionalz
BdiIt, biIr9 Sas 8. 6enSrid FIR $3t2 gesogen; ei
Coed ouf bieieibe 8nnt pom Sugb, McGrea Hno Co.,
fur $74 Mne elm Gbed fit $50 Don x0tbet uno Gtee
pbens dnf bic Union 8anf.
Die obiae BeIObnung pirb besablt fin has @icber=
fnoen ptt3en e1elb8 ober ein perbGItnIRmdBi9er
S6eil Der SeIobnung fur einen TbeiI oes aefobIenen
@eloes. Gbenio $1O0 anberbem fir bic GntoediTng
oes Siebes. %tL 8. 8. HorpeII
r1Il26 In Collector u. g. Snt 3teuenue.
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/. .f fu1llle'tlIou. {
Sic Gur6tla1ubeli. ia
gon aarl gusF sFoip.
: y : y T17s ITF7
l(6orticsnna.l

= ssss ,lf@D CUorItcgun9.J 15'l g
Deriunae Ooftor mar unbeIdaSet iei.
mes 8aters, ,soer babeilil NIT ben gang,
barfen S1nlblhern banoeIte, in 6i,
gbornebmere @efeufbaft feines 9laubens
i IeiugefIbrt lt1o nuBerorbentlid) germ ee.
ieben, 1lamentEi1 bon Mahane @ino
mis-, protegirt iogar bonn 8ater nno t6f
ben 8riioern QeDntinens. Maes bait,
/ ihn 4Iieb.s Die 8riioer beribteteu ibn
suborf0nimeno, mo irgen6 iiber i'm eius
nn9iinitige &ecenlion 5u leien mar. Oei
Doftpr iuar nidt nur duBerli9 BEN
Sauie ipillfomn1en nnb elm SebeI bee
0ertbes, ben fid ieoes Nit9lieo oeiiele
ben felber snfhrieb, fonbern 2eortine
Itebte i'm aud. Sic ertutOerte aui
BdIen i'm Sanse ieinen SGn6e6ruf, iie
Derrietb ibnt Sic Ebrdneft iiidt, Die ibr
In bas buntele @uge trateni tue1n 6er
Sreunb leile elm 8ebidt in ibr Glide
reif0rbacn fdobi iie oulbete, baB ct i'm
raiden Benuben elmer gunitigen7 @ele ;
9enbeit'1 '1i6r Die Sanb !fiibte, btefe Sano,
bic 5liipeilen Ielbit einell 8ers beriu6te,
tpenisitens 8bantafieeit in ibr Sagebud
ltteoerf9rteb nno oa1n ibren Sreuno lee
fen lieB, mas iie MlIeS bon Den. Sterlien,
oen Nfon0nddten unb ben @onbeIfaBr.
ten auf 6ern Gomeriee trdunlte. 90
oerflolfen eihlge Sabre bee 5arteiter
Seelenaustaufaes un6 Ntorib 9an9o
bate ipobl elm &edt su hoffen,s 6iefe
Serbit1oung tpiir6e ihnt bic 01ube, fhafe
rs;fts M nsfs;its SRsrfs 1 onh;sts,s, s'sp fa, ~
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bsSts gs;Sfsr 1e,i;;f Gy5lS ae,;,ne,, ss;,,s s
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mite sarf;s ~ ,,,af,e,, p'<f '.t
s''eT r.:s =. y ,sr.'. !. u.
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9anss 1am1lte nss isoerrn Salnonas IN.
1eih isoae. Son, oem g5aoe aus lina9fe
mon no9 ene ig9etnrepe. ,@ls Aeon@
dlne ma tpren Gltern 6nruGre1rte, 9atfe
Worfs 9efaoe one ssnF@t etasHa fetnen
alIeh Daler ~ oelngen:s .So gap -es'
enc s,e9s 2teanan9 gon ian9er aus . e,Gsln ne
fonnte i,afTrI;d, Pine ashs ss;a'Tl @ aso,, :
t;as 'bStts er,;,,,,,sr s os,,,snt y s;nss I osiIs
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Ssts;t ;s .@so,4o y | tS,,sh.a sh ~ o,,Aa T. n;%t St
ii5sr ia,s oie gda,;eriafeiien u ,fs;nes M gorso.
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Safion s2ose SO. III. - ~. -.
etlter bentfber Sroen per Sarusari,

q,.t.FZ . @RitaIieSersahl: 7ts .a91saW
Sber<8drbe: %. Banni,a.
Inter - @. Sed. stis ngGqsSevlI
1. Secretdr Tr. EnherItn.
4a e2s4..;s:.... g; Serb: g5H s:2E
Der pTssn psTiemgslt :Fs isSsn gqansrfas abens
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Ne,teS &i6t /!
0reiper Anb 4llbertfDm,
yrpttii9e 3iauf6ntieSe,
SO. IS. G6pr4 Gt., QafBptlle, xenn.

80. IS. G6pr9 st., Qafbptne, zenn. -
sttfS Aaetaen flr bic ,.gmptre gtaat @assf
no AZ GtMe. 6elperbeii. IpeIdbc Robuutgen, &d6eg,
Sabfifen ilbs 6ifeHrIide Heb6nbe NIT eineRI reineH
unb bfiatdhfen afdt ueriiebt. Dds seTponuene Ges
IN ebeuso gut gpie bas bette 3tKaseHgas np foitet nHr
gih 9ritteI bes fit 5trasen9as belabteH prafess -
Tie wlaf6ihe lann IN unfrem Dei4dftshauie In Cpes
ration agfeheh peEben uftb Tperben ale Details Gber
a. etc gne AnwenburG eaisLbit berethutnga erfEdrf,
Die JiaF&dne ta tr mebfg BERN 100 Wefbdf.ss uhD
qrirdthduiern imDgbrnud, oenen mir bic foleens
ben anfibren, bic beret isHo ,Anstanft dber be8we
mdbigteif III geben:
9oitamt IN H1aibtnaton, .. 6. Q. g. TeJenbe,,
@Gtbingtcn, %. g. q. @pbfrep @Mntber, item Dorf,
@m. @rpmn, GpGnepstIe, 5Hb., 5HAp C.. Fremont.
Tarrpbown, 5ew Mort, uno uiele AnreTe. 225l 3m
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DeutfSe gaet5oOiifen S(Ien,einOe,,

RreSiser: Serr g. s. 8artb,
GsttesSienfi unb sOnntasss e&uIe ieben esnntaa
georeeaunb Radmittass timber airte an ssotS.Gsl
ese StruSe, untertaIb ss apulsp,ue Gsyots. Is
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0erIa n q t.

@Mn Der MRpmats Meenten lperben fir ied5s
WOW iteue Mrtifel bic iest erft beransgetommen
ftnb gefudt. Wsan abreifre g. 4. WareA 0ttp Bulls
Nne Hibofforb, ggs. 1tas 2sH6mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

A SMALL HOUSE, WITH ELEVEN ROOMS TO RENT
II and Furniture to sell; rent $3.50; Furniture 81 800
possession Immediately Address ". f. L.. station G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

kTxTENsIoN ROOM TO LET-AT 81 WEST SEVEN
~ teen tn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

ITO LET-THE BEST LOCATION IN THE BowERY
for The sale OF dry goods ready made clothing or coaks
and shaws; Bowery "a front BroOme street
90 feet For particulars inquire at the Office Of the West
chester House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15
CouNrnY sEAr no IEr on LEAsE-HALE 4,

0EsTRA BILE COUNTRY SEATS TO LET-FoR ONE
year longer, at Oyster Bay at Roslyn and at Fort
Nashngton.
FRYp A. PETERSEN, Architect, No. 81 Pine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-FINE
years lease for sale; location uneyceptonable Proe
reasonable Address Murray Hin, Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LFT-tN NEW YORK
ia staten is,and and Harlem Permits OF a. JOURNEAY
10. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

|LpURNIsHyD ROOMS TO LET-wITHOUT BOARD .,AI
~ AZ street, hrst house east Of Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

f,OUNrRY HOUSE TO RENT-NEAR MORRTSTOwN,
Nj with about three acres Of Land; new coach house
snd Ice house House three first floor, pine bedrooms
cellar uicr the whole! good well OF water and cistern
Apply to +. = LATHROP, SO William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

fIOUsE To LET-sUITABLE FOR BUSINESS. NEAR
Il Broadexy and New York Hotel % rooms; story and
s50Oo will sell ten years lease for sl2uD
mt only s. t1 Address Omega station d. No agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

|RowEIY STORE TO LEASE--wEST SIDE; ONE OF
|) the best blocks excellent location for first class
y goods clothing carpet Inqusrc at 800 Bowcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

lTOUsE TO LET WITH FURNITURE FOR SALEM
the central part Of the city, one block east OF Broad
lay suaidr either business private dwelling Purni-
re new In the best condition; rent 81 500 per annum
ddress J. G., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

|PRoADwAY STORE TO LET.-A FIRST RATE STORE
~ broadway above Canal. Also n Store Canal,
pear Broadway Apply % NJ, $. MYERS, 4l6 broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
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and the district of country from which it was OK
pected Louisiana would gather its largest supple.
of cotton has not yet been relieved from the higt
waters and cannot, even under the most favorable
circumstances, yield q large orop the present
year.
The incessantrsins and the varying temperature
which have added to the difficulties of the planter
have tended also to diminish the yield even of the
cotton which has already been planted, and we
constantly hear of planters who have been for,
tunate enough to escape the overflow, who, in
consequence Of the unfavorable weather. have
been compelled to plough up part of their cotton
and put in a crop which they could more readily
till with their inadequate labor. The inferior
quality of much of the seed has also been the
occasion of heavy losses at a season when it was
too late to provide seed of a better quality.
From these various causes, the commercial
world must be prepared for a cotton crop, the
smallness of which will astonish those who have
indulged expectations of an approximation to the
immense yield of former years, and tax the
financial ingenuity of the country to sustain the
public credit, which is SO intimately connected
with the great Southern product
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

the foundation of the corner stone of some new
ahnshouses to be built for occupation by the pool
OF his coreIigtonists.
On the 9th instant there died at Crews Hole
Gioneestorshre, England, veteran named John
belcher, who had reached the age of one hundred
and three years. He fought against American
independence, and sailed with Nelson in the
Saturn,
Mr. Malcolm, NJ. p, the tallest man in the British
House of Commons, has been promoted to the
rank Of color sergeant in the first company of tne
London Scotch rife volunteers.
A proposal to erect Irrational statue - of tba
chancellor of the exchequer tNfr. Gladstone) by
penny subscriptions among the working classes.
has been favorably received in London.
Salmon fishing has been unusually good this sea-
son in Ireland the abundance of fish being attribu.
ted to the beneficial operations of the new fishery
law.
Mr.. Denis Canny, well known Irish steeple
chase rider died on the 9th ult., from injuries
caused by several falls while riding race at
Scariff.
Great numbers of swallows died in the frstweek
of May, in the south of England, owing to the cold
weather.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

chartraiuand Borgne For usthere isno greater sub.
iect ofadmiraton and rejoicing than when we come
to reflect upon how vast area this delta alluyiou
presents to the human genius, to the combined
efforts of our modern society in reseuing from the
chaotic condition of this desoIata waste, the
country which can be made the smiling abode of
millions of Industrious and prosperous iIihabi-
ants. Where yet, even now, we behold, as it
were, the stagnant pools, the dormant flakes Of
water, covered with green slime, rushes, films
and sedges, we may, by proper culture after
dykiug, damming, levelling and draining erect the
finest and fairest country farms, daires and cot.
tages; so that in half a century more New Or
leans will present its front as well upon the lake
now behind the cypress swamps as upon the
river Mississippi. When this state of things shall
have been brought about, by the unceasing perse-
verence ofOur citizens, we may be sure that our
great metropolis will then present most unri-
vailed position in the world of commerce. There
will then be as yet an unknown development of
trade from over the lake and ocean by way of
the lakes Maurepas Pontchartrain and Borgne at
the same time that the particular local climate
of our city may have altered for the better in an
almost inooneeivable degree; for we hold that bv
introducing the cool and healthy lake breeze in
the summer season, and by clearing the surround
ing forests and marshes of their malaria, and also
by giving to the otherwise stagnant waters in our
back canals and reservoirs the wholesome admix
ture OF the Mississippi foods, by means of subter-
ranean aqueducts, will be able to create almost
anew Eden upon the shores of this our mighty
river. And, having the permanent health of our
people once secured, all else will follow in its
train
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

A NOVEL KIND oFFuEL,-The Cleveland tOJ
Herald asserts that the lake steamboats, now use
fish for fuel. Huge sixty pound sturgeon are
flung head foremost into the furnace. The oil as
sists the combustion of the wood, twenty sturgeon
being equal to a cord Of wood, in the production
of heat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

THE GREAT TKoTrRG RAoE.-TA two interest,".
ing races which were to come oiFast Tnesdav
but were postponed on account of9le Weatber
are now on the tapis for Saturday, Se 9th inst
at halfpast 8 o'clock +. Nj The hoiss entarad
for the first race are Reindeer and Jqs 7r7,5;,
each horse to carry 200 pounds indepAdsn ~
sulky. Purse s2ooo, The second race is ssween.
stake and purse, and the following horses VI er.
tered Stgtg, Greatl Weste,1 and Bea5t.sorg
Pools viii be sold at Lay & McMurdo's sa,on
tJohnug Hawkins's \ this. evening, at % o'clgl
See advertisement for particulars.