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@The Office of the National Express Com
pany in Alexandria, has received orders 70 re-
ceive no more freight for the present.
~Susan Denim is in Oswego, doing Mrs.
Haller.
0Thalberg is making wine near Naples.
~An Ohio man has effected insurance on
his life 70 the amount Of S300,o00
n6Collars are still worn small, with long
points In front. But q later style is large and
square, like the yoke OF q dress.
IMaryland is noted for its canvas backs.
During the present canvass the chief interest
Is centered on Swami.
: ~The most fashionable style for visiting
cards is the thin PLAN card, with the name
and address engraved In small writing char
acterJs
arLord Archibald Campbell, the second
SON OF the Duke Of Argyle, rs going 70 enter q
business house. A sign Of the times.
STwo clergymen-a Methodist and Uni
versalist-are Republican candidates in Bos-
ton for the Legislature.
ga boy in Pennsylvania has killed HIM
self by eating acorns.
aIAn lrishman at Davenport, England has
been sentenced TO fourteen days imprison-
ment Tor kissing yoasg married woman
against her will
s0New Jersey prison convicts publish a
paper-The Sunbeam.
0The cotton crop in Egypt and the tobac-
co crop in Germany, are both SAID 70 be very
large.
s0A Pithole. Pa. doctor has Just fallen heir
10 fortuLe IN scotland OF fS3,Uu0. He will at
once strike for the British lie. .
~The Methodist Protestant
Virginia district, is now in session n Lvncb.
burg. A''"eN
r1It Is incredibly stated that Tom King.
who whipped Keenan,, has married the daugn-
ter OF a captain in the royal navy.
- Cashmere sacks and basques bid fair to
be az popular here this v inter as they were IN
Paris last season. Tnay aust es profaseiy
ornamented with Jet beads. -.
~Georee Dennis, OF Scarborou On, England,
lost his wife on Monday. married ooaAeT on
Tuesday, took her home on Wedneso.y, and
she brought him q child on Thursday.
1The Cincinnati Commercial styles the
last speech Of Wendell Phillips, at the Cooper
Institute, sPolitco- Nitro-Gly cerine."
n0-A Texas paper says that i'm ten years that
State will man nafacture millions Of pounds OF
cheese.
IGeneraI John O. Breckinridee has put
his children TO school in vevay.
. UThe Welsh have q saying that n wo-
man was rs quick with her hands as her
tongue, she could catch lightning enough TO
kindle the hre in the morning.
VOne hoop-skirt establishment in New
York employs seventeen hundred persons,
and uses tons Of steel daily in the prodncaon
of hoop -skirts.
~The England Ritnalists have taken to
are horrified at the blasphemy o. some Broad
Churchman who has designated the compound
.'grog."
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Nj LOsANo, r.,o,

WI. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9th and II streets,
Desires 10 return his thanks ior the liberal N
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and at the game time invites MS M
friends 70 visit his store and inspect his new lA
and choice selection Of goods. which he has
inst purchased for the Fall and Winter TRADE
Mr. Il HARBON. his associate continues 70 give
his constant attention TO the style AMI seneral
appearance of all garments made ct the estso-
iiEhmtnt. -
,,o,,o oc l5-lm'
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ILLINOIS.
No general election for State officers or Con.
eressmen has been held in the State since 1864
WISCONSJN

-. WISCONSIN. :"
The districts OF Wisconsin announce the fol-
lowing tickets for Congress to which we affl X
the vote Of 1864: -
Republican Union. Democratic
J. Gen. b =, Paine. .l3 $50 James 8. Brown Ii m
2B Hopkins -l6.A3s J j. r. Pease - ~ OS
s. Col Amasa Cobb l4I763 Moan H. Virgin. S.4S6
10 $50 Chas. A Eldrldge Is 68S
3. Philetus seEyer Is 3lsl Morgan L. Martin. .I0.H4
6. Gen. &C. Wash Cart a. L. Park Hs
burn............. 1862
Wisconsin gave President Lincoln MAORI
ty of I7,57i in a whole vote of 1882.
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10,

~. lo0 0S,T39
DELAWARE.
Ihis State elects to-day Governor, I,egIs-
lature and member of Congress. At the cleo
ton in 1864, Mr.. Nicholson, Conservative, now
a candidate for reelection, was elected over
his opponent by a vote OF S,762 to S,25S. The
candidates now are:
Union. Rddicdl
Governor. :. Gov. salisbury, James Riddle.
Cougress....J. H. Nicholson, J. l.. McKinn.
At the recent election of inspectors. the Con.
seryatives carried the State by upwards OF
I,O00.
NEW YORK.
New York to-day elects Governor, Lien
tenant Governor, 81 Congessmen, 123 Assem-
biymen, and United States Senator, TO sue
ceed Ira Harris. We give the important votes
of the State from 1864:
Whole Union
Fentoh. Seymour. Vote. Majority
Gov nor, l664...3c9t t5 36l ,264 735,s2l S,293
Alvord. Jones.
Lieut.. Gov... 369 ,363 81 $40 ...-.. 7,7l6
Lincoln. Mcclellan.
President s6s,73 sSl. $50 730,7zl 6,749
Sec. State, IS sol ,851 A3.l9s S4,253 Z,Sa
The Presidential vote was the largest ever
given In the State.
We give below the present list for Congress,
with the district vote Of 1864 denominations
are In italics.
Ln,Sm Voc; lssa; Demoeras Vote; 1854;
/. W. II. Gleason, l0,l23 Stephen Tabor 2,232
JAvanBrunt, sSss srnsrd Bs%as siTnss Hnss.s 1850
SIR Cbitendan I, 7ss DHunter( sheriff, ,ss
q S'D'Nn'oh""n' ii'o- w Robinson long h'ioo
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FROM EUROPE.

BY the Atlantic Cable
THE QUEEN OF SPAIN oFPERs THE POPE
RESIDENCE.
MADRID, Nov. 5.-The q ueen OF Spain made
an offer TO the Pope OF a residence at Granada.
and Spanish vessels OF war have been placed
at has disposal in case of emergency.
ENGLAND
LONDON, Nov. 5-Evening.-The Times to-
day. in an editorial, exposes the corruption of
New York State and city governments, and
closes with a warning against the extension Of
A telegraph from Tien Tsin China, says the
French had declared war against Corea
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5-Tbe war in Bsk-
bara has commenced, and the Russian forces
have besieged and taken the city Of Uturthe.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPK, Nov. 5.-The United States
squadron Is expected in the Turkish waters.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Consols. s9S for money;
u. $. 5-2O's, 6S i; Erie, 81; Illinois Central, - 4
LONDON, Nov. 5-Eyening.-Consols for
money; soy; Erie shares, SOk; illinois Central,
IBy Steamerl
CONDITION or THE EMPRESS CARLoTTA.
A brussels telegram OF the 33d ult. says
semi: Official contradiction is given TO the
rumor that the Queen OF the Beig1ans would
proceed 10 Miramsr 10 visit the Empress Of
Mexico. Ii is added that the seclusion which
the state Of tie Empress health has rendered
necessary was the cause Of the departure from
Miramar Of the Count Of Flanders. The state
ment that the Empress Carlotra was TO be re-
moved TO Lacken, Belgium, is also contra
dicted. A letter from Bologna in the Temps
says:-"In returning from Venice met the
two nuns who had accompanied the Empress
Carlotta to Miramar. Although those sisters
naturally were very discreet, and notwith-
standing their reserve, concluded from their
conversation that her Majesty is somew re-
covered from the cerebral commotion from
which she was suffering" The Memorial
DiplomatiQue says -" At the last moment we
receive news from Miramar 20 the effect that
the doctors in attendance on her Majesty hope
that the malady will only have temporary
character without any gravity, and Will soon
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. ALOE v. DAILY respectfully announces
tA 10 her friends and the ynolIc generally that
sne VIII receive few more PUPILS for fnstruc-
ton on the Piano. at her residence, No. 4 lat
ST., 0eoreetown, ID. G. Terms moderate. oc2s lms
WASHIEGT0H WAGT0H HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
btan College Lay Baildine, 5th st. Applications
Rsy R be MAGE a. hoi -: !. ssthst bet; and %;
HENRY MASON, A. H, Professor Of Modern Ian.
sussee. oc IS I'm"
McNALL Ladies' SEMINARY win open in
stairs. on MONDAY. Get. sth For particuiars
inquire on the premises or see circulars. Terms
mooerete. oc +lmE
1vl for GIRLS on the Ftrst of October No i99
New York avenue, between 4th and sth Streets
sep 20-n
Il ST. TIMOTHYp HALL =.
i BE duhes Of this insef nition will be resumed
en- Sept l3, 1883 For terms, &C., see catalogue
city, or address the princtpai.
sa 81 Z. PARs0 IS, Catopvills, Nd.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. Qate Growers, }
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards Hotel.
sPsLDING Pr reprleeors.
J. Il Stage Manager.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
PhrenOlOgiIkal IKaracter of MIR
Mark IIlIbery, Esq.

Given at the Office of Prof Josh Billings
prakatical phrenologis, prise 81.
AmitiVeness-Big. Sticks out like 6
hornets ness. Yew ought tew be able tC
Low the whole human familee with yure
bump at onest. Yew will never be wild
der long, not emmy. Hn-Q.
sPOlytiks-Yew hav got the natral wa
A splendid bump. Menny a man has got
TO be konstable with half your bump.
,Combatifness-Sleightually, very much.
You might fight a woman, but tuff match,
Ushould like 10 bet on the woman. This
bump wants pOultising. saai r7s.lr
,Vittles-Bi thunder what a bumpl /
shud think yu eud eata hoss and cart, and
chas the driver three miles, without emmy
practis. Thunder & Lighteningl what a
bump! Let Barnum git hiz hand on this
bump, andyure fortin is made. What q
bump Iswhat bump! y q 5.----'.-o,
Greenbacks-Well developed. A
gorgeous bump. A fortin to emmy man.
Yu kant help but die rich, II this bump
don't 20 back on yu. Georgious bump!
happe man! die when you ieel like IT,
deth wont have emmy sorrows for yure re-
lashuns that this bump won't heal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
Down ON Him.

On one occasion Lorenzo Dow while
preaching, took the liberty Of denOuncing
q rich man i'm the community, recently de-
ceased. The result was an arrest, a trial
for slander, and imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail. After Lorenzo got out Of his ''limbo"
he announced that, in spite Of this lin my
Opinion) unjust punishment, he should
preach at a given time a sermon about
"another rich man." The populace was
greatly excited, and q crowded audience
greeted his appearance. With great So
lemnity he opened the bible and read, s'And
there was another rich man who died and
went to -" then stopped short and
seemed suddenly impressed. "Brethren,
shall not mention the place this rich man
went to for fear he has some relatives In
this congregation who will sue me for de-
fahnatiOn Of character" 1f.s \,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
Has Hea .(5aIl p,

A lady who recently read review Of In
terrogat0ries headed ."Has she call to be q
Wife," furnishes the following as an 'SOff-
set She understands the subject most
thoroughly :,,.., s I.i,1
Has he a call to be a husband who feels
under no special obligation to carry out the
spiritpf his promise to "love, cherish and
and protect her whom he has ehosento be
his wife? rfasl-1 ri
Has he acaIIto be ahusband who prefers
the society of his s''chums" TO that Of his
wife and childIenl si aff 6as ..r75 81,
Has he a call TO be husband who sees
greater charms in the club or lodge room
than in his own parlor? tr. ar.9
Has he call to be husband who has
always money for,his cigars and his beer,
and very little to give his wife, when de-
sired for personal comfort? 1 riai
,Hashe a call to be husband who prefers
to walt upon his wife's "cousih" or sister
t0the concert, rather than accompany his
wife? % %, tsl .of 1a31a.' +lLU
Has he call to be a husband who comes
home late at night, without at once giving
kind and satisfactory reason for his alb
sepee from home?
Has he a call to be husband who does
not keep his wife well and truthfully
posted in regard to the state of his
nnanceS!
Has he.a call to be husband who tells
his wife to "take that baby away or stop
its crying while he reads his evening pa
per, and has no sympathy with the mother
In her care for the little fellow?
- Has he call TO be husband who cannot
sympathise with his wife in matters which
deeply interest her?
Hashe a call to be a husband who thinks
morepfa fine moustache, good "Hayana,p
well broiled steak, a cup Of good coffee, in
fact Of his stomach, than of the convenience
Ofthe kitchen, or the personal comfort of
his wife? M
And, finally, has he call to be hus-
band who does not understand, in any de-
gree, the duties and responsibilities of that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
TAKE PARTTCULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themseves bya certain practice,
INDUCED in nwhenalohe, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, at school, the effects Of
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply Immediately.
Whats pity that young man, the hope Of his
country the pride Of his oarents should be snached
from all prospects and enjoyments Of life by the con-
sequence Of deviating from the patho of nature and
indulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
must, before contemplating AFGEEFHT .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
BAL LTIM0RE lLOCK HOSPITAL.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

bhbIlmVht, mhh1LhNUs -
~ tE GA W Gf Hh EA cd
n -
mi Az A ~ n Y J.. y,
~ 9l,AVuk.EMk6i Vu.M6i, ItiE IIEE ONhiT t1NhiT PLACE WHERk
a ~ Nv I'M Nien ri ~ ~, !; A.
pr > ~ laf tne m ihosb
auu Vy ". ~ sh i.oeu ~; ~ Wy w oIiu Ior
oahHdss t u Ny itI5e. IuioJuivs AHmecs ms
ZION y. eIu .narsI ahu DIS
nvsncn,s;a VI S,,oinr Inv Snirits onfnsionT'
Sol ba 10y o.r ;S,; NpniuTIon
Inc ni@nsss oS sSht or tiddiness Dissssa nS w.
Head Throat, Nose or Skin. Affections Of The Live
ers e 81 seTTin,e DIS
t;ms than t,ss sot1 ~ vrens 10 the Wvsna,s ~
iIiysses bgbf;ng fbofr most brisnt bnnes o ~ y.
er;no n, arr;eao H. ;nnssihi ~ ~
~sws -, 1880 49,,
1NCA n hODNG WIEN 4
EsbeeialIv who have become the yiotitnS M Solts
annually sweeps to an uniin civ grave thousands Of
vonnT man tho most exalted talents and hriliiant
inteect, who might otherwise,have entranced list
ening, ,Senstcs with tho .thunders of eloquencO.
conidence. IN w. :" 'SYe I''i2fTS piT 71g
WAe
3 Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage being aware q Physlca! weakness
ganic Debility, Detormites, speedily cured.
he who places himself nnqer the care Of pr.
may rellgiOusly conh1o IN MS honor Bs a genuema
and oOnadentlv rely upon mis- skill as DhysOian.5
-at OHhTAiNAO 'v.,lI,i' vhsAAMA n Nh1S Nlhr1SS siiq,g
Immediately Cured and full Vigor Restored
This distressing Anection--which renders life
miserable and marriage impossiblo-is the penalty
paid By the victims Of improper indulge Young
persons are too apt TO commit excuses from not be-
ing awale of the dreadful Consequences that may
ensuo. Now who thatunderstandst the subject, win
aN1N 10 AAA a hA ~ nNvAR N mr. NnA l1UN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06

Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage. being aware Of Physical Weakness
ganic Debility Deformities. speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF DIR.
may religiously conf1o in his honor ss gent eman
and oonhdentlv RELY upon his skill as a physioian.
nm - a rArn ~ uurnN 4 II - hNs,A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
RAIE.ROAD IIH1R TAnLE.

Showing The arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1895.
trains viii run As follows: ~
Idttle Miami & Columbus & xonia n n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-06
IDER. .TOHHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
GIaduate of ono Of the most eminent COLLEGES in the
United Satcs and the greater part Of whose lite has
been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris Phia
delphia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that werc ever known; many
troubled With ringing in the head and ears when
asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashfulness NTH frequent blushng attend-
ed sometimes with derangementof of mind, were cured
Immediately. TiTrIIE u YUO
, 1866-04-20
$13,O68 is
(To be continued.)
From the st. Thomas Times Correspondent.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2, 1866.

Southampton, April 2, 1866.
The Revenue returns for the year and
quarter ending on Saturday have been
published, and again show IA most salts
factory result The receipts for the year
from the Customs have amounted to
1926, 0OOk-a decrease of 1896, OOOL.
on the year 1864-5, but an increase Of
369,0O0L. on the Estimate. 1t was cal
cuIated hat the loss of income owing to
the reduction of the Tea Duty from a
shilling to sixpence a pound would be
1,868,O0Ot, or something less that 2OO,-
OO0L a month, during the time it was in
operation F.; the loss has been considera-
bly@ess than this, but the falling off has
been proportionally greatest in the last
quarter. The Excise Duties have been
again remarkably productive !; last year
they furnished 1858, OOOL. to the Ex-
chequer, but it was thought prudent not
to reckon on the recurrence of another
such year, and the receipt from Excise
was therefore estimated at only l9,O3O,-
OO0L the receipt has, however, turned
GU to be no less that 10, 78S, 0OOL. The
Taxes and the Post-ofice have each
produced exactly what was anticipated;
the Revenue from the former being
3,350,00OL., and from the latter 1880, O0Ok.
The income of the Post Office shows an
increase of 100000. over 1e64-5, and
the steadlness Of its growth and the GER
, 1866-04-20
5,944 Rd,.

Entrance on Company Street
Now open for a short time only.
The undersigned would call the
attention of the Visitors and Inhabi-
tants of Santa Cruz and its vicinity
to their new style of Picture, the
Bon-Ton and Porcelain these Pic
lures have been introduced to the
Public but a short time and for
Durability and Beauty they stand
unrivalled. We nov introduce them
to the Public in this Island for the
first time.
BENJAMIN & TOUCEY,
Sole agents for the NeU York and
London StereOscopic Company.
Crown Hotel st. Croix.
Call and examine specimens.
Stereoscopic Views, as also Views
of Private Dwellings and Plantations
taken at the shortest notice.
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HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD-sugDAY TRAIx.-A
IL spscfel train viii b YORK. pough
keepse and inisredAte st.tona every SUNDAY ubtl
hsr notice. commencing June leaving Ihlrteih ts
pot hs ~ arriving - Poughksspss ~ "a ~ r. n.
tarnns issvs foushhsspsss 81 - arriving Nov
MoRsfSo LIMB FOR PrEKsKfLL THE roRwALK
l lesves NE fcot q Harrison daily ats ~,
pobssi very rarrytown r,srr ssns arr us,sysar.~
osss, psias sns s ,. y. r e -. eass v :
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TRAyELLEHs GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlLROAps-
Trains for Albany ard Troy sonnesilns WITH sos'ns,n
and We tern trains leave New YORK via 1ason ivsr Nab
road. Thirtlsth aud Tenth ssenye ~ ana ~
ard and u r. NJ and via liare. hsa,osd ~sn,y sif,n
street Fourth avenue al IA NJ and Y. NJ The y.
~ train via Hudson River will run on Asndays
sieepne attached snd II r. n. trains. On N
rain y also attached aespns car svery day escspuas
Saturdays ~hieh through 10 ogtensburg via X w.
wM III vxTDEnprLr vice President
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,AClpfc NAIL sTp ,vsTtrP covPASY's
THROUGH LINE
To
CALIFORNIA,
n - 49, NJ "a eIFrs a

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
pier No ~ North river, foot OF Canal
street, at ~ O'Clock noon, follows
November I-.ocEAE QUEEN. cap,aig =. Howes. con-
meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain !. Y Watkins.
November i0-ArfzovA, Captain leT Maury connecting
with MONTANA. Captain a.. W. Bradbury.
November 7i-RrSfSG STAR. CAPTAIN a. q. Gray, con.
Meeting With CONSTITUTION. Captain Ca,eriy.
departures Acapulco, thoss OF LIST and 9iHt
with south Pac1r orts lat
10th Central American poft and those Of Ht touch
q tNanzanio.
persrtnrc ~ 0,h month wish The
line from Panama to Australia and New ZEALAND.
steamer os December ~ is vii connect with the mrs,
~ the Comfanys China Line leaving san Francl
January 7, 1867. for Hong KnnF.
Que Hundred pound, baggage allowed each adult Medi-
cnea and attendance free.
For rssssce tickets ind Al further information apply
New York =. X. HOLMAN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-03

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or wARRIA0B-CON.
N tanning nearly 90 psg~s and 80 fne plates snd en-.
cravings Of of human ia state "
health aud dsease with tr~ass on early error rs depio-
rMbis upon C4e mind and body. with the
author plan OF only RATIONAL ful
mode Of curs, shown ny the rapport 81 cases tested
truthful adviser the married ard those contempt stlnx
marriage who would know their physical condition sent
free Of postage To any address on reep, o. 2 w stamp.
Albany, N. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-03
DACfFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coHrAHYis
THROUGH IrNP To
JAPAN ASD CHINA.
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRksCiN60,
CARRYING TIE OMITTED STATES MAIL

river root Canal street, Nss York, ~ " O'Clock noon
TUESDAY, H. 1870 coruecre va Panama Hsiirosd
vtfh steamer GOLDEN CfTvfor Francisco where pas
srrrrra mails and frerht vii b. Transferred Va tho
noon GA Tuesday January lsSs. for Yokohama and
Hong Wong
Thrrurh ete,. isned from View yors sdainr N r~rnar
rrlcra anf san Frsncisco the following
rates rayabe In gold ~. equivalent
Firsi Gaia. eecopd Cabin. sieeraee
Ban Francisco n Yokohama $50 gl1J s.
San Tfanci4c0 70 Hong Yong No 80 loo
rue n0tre vii b. gvrr " subsequent vnya@rs.
ror through uckeis al further INFORMATION apply
The The wharf par a. sorib tvgr, feat q Canal
slrett.to ~ n HOLMAN. Agen1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01
.Il.l.IAIsDs....................... nIL.L.IARDs.

PIAaIA RDs........ BILLIARDs
would call III attention ofbuyeEs my improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CuSIfIlSB AND ABIES, which
anRes he any others the World tor elasticity
correctness OF angea and durability, which ae
abs prees with nne stock Of Cloths Balls Cues every
thing connect with trade Orders By sfsshded 70
~ my tactosy, 1876 Fulton strset, New YprE eity,
A DYANCRs ON ooNsIeNMRNTs OF coTToN.
Tooaees Slaves TaOw. western Prsaoo etc. to my t,,uds
IN New York Bos.sa Liverpool Hsyrs, Bordeaux aad the
West Iaeiss OSCAR BBRurER
No, Is Magazine s,.'est So stairs
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4kN THE BEST +!
pHGEIx AND CLEANER,


The Daily PhGanIx
Published avery morning. except Monday and contains
LATEaT NEWs, by telegraph and mails up TO the hour
going tres editorials, correspondence from different pointg
miscellaneous reading, tales poetry, sketches ETC., ete
quantity quality Of us reading MISTER not to DO
celed by any paper South Carolina Advertisements In
serted fay 1rable terms.
THE TRI-WEEKLY PHOENIX
Contains every number the reading matter embracing the
latest news Of TWO ISSUES of the daily 1t is published
every Tuesday Thursday and saurday mornings.
The Cleaner
Is published every Wednesday morning It is the desire and
VIII be the object proprietor make this equal TO-
not the best FAMILY NEWSPAPER the South. In fact,
as its indicates,
A HOME COMPANION.
Besides the collection of the of the OF the week.
POLITICAL financial toe markets. it viii contain large
literary matter such choice tales sketches and
poetry will embrace eight pages containing forty eigh:
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ful record and history Of passing events,
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JULIAN A. sELBT, Proprietor,