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LIV III II

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills Of adng
here at through freight hence st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
The final of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of lang, declared by the holder Of the bill
of lading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool, thus aoYdins the importer the choice of
markets.
rF,uE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
r NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA 1874 tons ....P. Jamson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. lii I'D Campbell Captain.
FLORIDA. 1887 tons...., t. Baker Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tons "A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. 1896 tons t. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA 1929 tons j. Glover, Captain
GAMBIA 1861 tons. ....J Graham. Captain
CAROLINA. .l6il tons. ,...J. Hanley, Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H P. P Couche Capt
Jabn Passage to Liverpool s25!gold equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
VIM HUNTER L CO., Al Carondelet street.
vs. Bills of lading for this Company (which only be
sgned) will be had at the Agents office above.
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BOSTON.
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on TUESDAY 1Gth inst, at 6 Pm
HOE BOSTON TIE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamship EN' "|
Cleopatra,
H. S. RICH, Commander,
VIII her wharf foot of St. Joseph street. promptly
above.
Cabin Passage $50
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply to GEO. A. FosDICK,
so Camp street. corner Natchez street,
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Commercial yntellisenfe.
CRKsCxNr OFFICE. No. "a CANT STREET,
\ Tuesday Evening, Jan 9, lSG5.

ERKsCxNr OrFfcE No. "a CAMP STREET,
a Tuesday Evening, Jan 3, 1896 .
G0TTDNTbe unfayoabIe tenor 81 the adyces received
fork last night and the almost raeed decline
n u exchange here to-day have completely unsettled the
market and the bias been Of an exceedingly
szicted from the opening TO the ciote Of business
Several refused to ther
aud manifested The utmost difference to the
feeling unahaed confidence in the future
numbs them manifested decided anxi
realize and in order TO effect sales submitted to
further decline Of " Is lc q b. mostly, however, the
oerings Of the latter grades being still
qsts limited for The day have been restricted
I'd lozl bales which taken BY buyers the following
ords, w 2se bales lss LOO los 49, 20 and 30 bales
~ WIN be reference to the above. but few
lists have changed during the day. and wonld
hes tohe following revised qaotations being but
better than ona in the present condition of the
III VI Ordinary s7@a0c., good ordinary 43@44c low mid
dllag 4s@a7c mddng 4s@Asc., and strict middng 5oc
ST ATKnENT OF COTTON.
leetk hand Sept Isl. 1866 823
Iapozved since yesterday 743
I4cskxed previously 393 I'll
#sss9 NJ sas sa 3iss n a8l All
ES5orssd pTeyicusi asl
~
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STEAMBOATS,.
VICIxSBURG.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Mt 5r,M N.
sI.nnanr GREY Il AGILE AZ WHITE MnsIar


Leaves THURSDAY, Mt I'm.
Steamer GREY EAGLE--J. NJ, WHITE, Master.
EOK GREENVILLE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
Washington. Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton,
Pitchers Point Skpwiths Landing Lake Providence Good
rch's Landing Omega Mkens Bend Vicksbure, Matches
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intcr
The above packet will take freight passengers for Mem
p9fo' iG9t mgRo S5 fpp ~ ''
orJK0 Z HYDE & 90, III Common strees
ViRG1NiuS q, DENTHLL, Advertising Agent.
The will freight passengers for Sn
flower river with privilege of esppag on the steamer Eddie
Leaves every FRIDAY at 5rM.
Steamer MAGENrA-T p. LEAfIIERs laser; r. A.
OWEN, WHITE TuRpIN, and CllAs. GR1CE CLERKS.
FF0R GREENy9LGE. EGGS POINT, LAKE
Landing Omega Mkens Bci, Wick burg Natrhe6 Grand
Gulf Rodney Bayou Sna Eaton Rouge aud MI intermediate
The above packet will take freight end passengers for Mem
ph and Ynzo0 river with privilege OF Te5ppng on first class
packets at Ycksburg For freight or ragEs apply on board
or to JOHN A. sllaN LsSSlNt Agent 81
The above steamer tnko freight and passengers for Sun
flower river with privilege Of resrpng on the steamer EGoe
Leaves Every SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ.
ENSEs VRCKsEUES, NATCHEH, GRAND GULF
Rouge plnaneminc Donadsonvls and all intermediate coast
audingsThe and swift runLg passenger packet
Gn d. Pratt LudvEsen and Crater clerks ieavet
regularly during the above For freight passage
TITUS I CIV ARTNEY. No, Tehonpitoulas street,
D. R. CARROLL X CO., No itS tirIyier street,
Nus Il and 10 New Leyee streets,
The steamer Fashion connects vcksburg with Tie fast
Raymond lenves Naksbnrs Tuesday morning the
RIAL othe Fashion Passengers taken through from New Or
LEANS to Memphis for $50. " 49, '
through bills oflatiing Snzno City and Greenwood
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Cleopatra, Rich, from Boston, to G A
u Fosdick-1 list district. 358 ,aSap 56
Steamship Gen sherman, Pendleton, from Calves
ton, to A L B Zerega- 1st district IL
Steamship Palmyra, Sinclair, from Galveston, to
Creepy, Nickerson &co--lst district l6
Steamship Beaufort, Haven, from Apalachicola,
VI to n M Merritt--lgt district
Schr William, Mack, from ST Andrews (Fla) to
master Basin M 81 sfaFs
,55ss STEAMBOATS, 4s8 II f.ii3afa ~
Commonwealth, Lloyd, from Cairo.
d New Era, Dugas, from Thib6daux. *
Irene. Hnckiey, from Washington.
Monsoon Heno. from Baton Rouge. Il 4
Mary Heinz, Remission, from Shreveport
Alpha, Davis, FROM Shreveport. ste
Jose San Roman, Dalzell, from Pittsburg.
Panther, Hudson, I'm Pittsburg, with barges
Rob Roy, Casper, from Camden.
Mary Conley. English from Mobile.
Frances, Forbes from Mobile. g
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RATION ROUGE.

REHUi.tn COAST PACKET.
Leaves itSEStAS it 10 A. and every SATUR.
BAY rth p. .
Ef0EE BATON ESssUesE, ENTHUSIASTICALLY
II sonS, and IN nF-rs'r ar andingsihenew and superb
sewhee ~ S. Hsnn, maser,I O. IblDo,
clerk VIII leave Returning. she will leave Baton
Rouge every MtABSNat SA H., and THURSDAY OF M.
..a-5 N. o. DON0HOUF.
fha Monsoon - 't3 rezA tor all landings lay0u Lar
Smehs-
aGiapers rir rrsa lille for payment Of freight
NfRGINIus c. DENTaEiI. I'D, ertiaipg Agent,
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STEAMSHIPS. 81
GALVESTON.

STEAMSHIPS. -
GALVESTON.
y .'- FASTEST STEAMSHIP ON THE ROUTE.
To sail on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 8 P.
FOR GALvEsToN-THE NEW AND sUPE-
rior sidewhccl steamship
CHAs H. SINCLAIR, Commander,
Will leave her wharf foot of St. Joseph street. above
Fer freight or passage apply to ...s
CREEvY, MCPHERSON 4 CO.,
IS Carondclet, corner Graricr street,
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
SIDE-WuEEL STEAMERS
Leaves on THURSDAY 1l.h inst, at A. M
NOR GALVESTON AND ENDEANOLA-
The new iron steamship
JOHN Y. LAwLEss, Commander,
will, leave as above. For freight passage apply
IC HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets,
B-Frcight for Matsgorda Bay delivered the
of Ships Tackles
Bills of adng will be signed at Agents Office.
Freight will be received MONDAY the Slh foot Of St. Jo-
seph street
To sail WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at 8 o'clock P. AZ
ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
I1oR GALvEsC0N-THE NEW AND FAV0R1TE
sdewheel steamship
Ilapidans ro..-a
j. b. MCCONNELL Commander,
will leave wharf foot of St Joseph street, above
For freight passage having accom-
modstions, appiyto
v-... &c. JAMES CONNOLLY Co,
IS Poydras street
N B-Freight received Monday morning. Bills Of Ia
ding signed Mt the office of the Agent
To sail THU RSDAY, January Il, at p NJ
F7DIa PENSACOLA and APALAGEECGLA
/ The fast sailing al steamship gva.
Beaufort
DR., HAVEN, Commander,
will leave above.
| For freight or passage apply to
I. NJ. MERRITT,
Al Carondelet street.
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Warille SatelIigelltr.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, o. CANT srRrzr, j,
Wednesday, January 10, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.

ItSsfrcW y CHEcTtIssEo
Steamship Concordia, Sears, for Boston,
IS Creeyy. Nickerson eco
Steamship Rapidan, Mcconnell, for Galveston
Jas COMEDY eco
Steamship Lizzie, Estcott, forAIobile, n
W Wakefield
Steamer Magnolia, Eseridge for Mobile, Master
Steamer Frances, Forbes, for Mobile. G Harris
Steamer Mary Conley, English, for Mobile, Master
Bark Chief, Harding, fer Boston, Rivers & Clay
Brig Griffin, Lc Boutillier, for Liverpool,
Marcy, Meggett & Maury
Brig = Mcguire, segar, for New York,
$3.50 G w Hynson Geo
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NTATAMoRos.

HOE SISsFa saa r Gs-gnE E.NE FAsT,sAIIGNG
Il schooner .soh Kelley. g W. Nelson master is how.
toaAng iNr the boye "a viii II 70 q1ieE dispetch or
tassgss aylng snpefsnr accommodation VI freight for null
OF no barrels slily %
JosEPEG lELLEY, l27 GrsyioT street.
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ALABAMA LANDING, MONROE AND TRENTON
Leaves every SATURDAY, at o'clock p. NJ.
FuR ALABAMA LANDING, PORT UNION
onGelita City, Mouth Bayou Bartholomew, Trenton,
Monroe Pine Bluff, Castor Landing Columbia, Harsonburg,
Trinity and all way landings Oucha and Black
The steamer H. j. Lockwood, Jno. W. Tobin master g.
p. Work, ERIK leaves above regularly.
NB-PRssepges for Minden and Shreveport will find this
route the most expeditions connection is made at Monroe
with regular stages leaving Tuesday mornings making trips
through to shreveport within five days For freight or passage
apply on board, to
IIITE L MURDOCH. Agents 81 Gravier street..
VlRGlN1US G. DENTZELl Advertising Agent.
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HOE AEaAE.A GstECeT.A--FaE FINE EAST,
sailing schooner satiie u. Aiken, Godfrey Master
rates For ffeght passage apply 10
JOSEPH KELLEY, III Gravier street
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ARKANSAS RIVER PAGEBT.
Lenves WEDNESDAY 10th inst. At 8 rn
EDR VAN BUGES, FORT SMlrh. DARpA
nellie LittiG G4Ga Pine Fluff Hid RIl iti nta la
ing Arkansas RiyerIbe and fine pasoueer tteppr
TacGny. }. E. D. Cousins, master. Gcog Il ler alnrt
VIII leave above freight aptlN
to RIPLEY BRO. IL iroat sire T.
s,The Tacony will tqks freight for all points On Waite
River with privilege OF reshipping-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21
Severe Storm


Severe Storm
The most severe storm Of the winte,
visited US last Wednesday. On Tues.
day afternoon about four inches of snow
fell very quietly, and during tie ever
n.g it turned colder, the wind arose and
filled the air with the snow which had
fallen and continued its fury all day
wednesday with the mercury IL Dc
grees below zero. On Thursday ard
Friday il was less stormy but continued
quite cold. On Saturday and Sunday
it thawcl little. We lean that ihe
weather was very much colder at 81
Paul, and also n Chicago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21

Kgkiks

Will M A SAW YER, atNatchcz, Miss, Jan.
2sth 1866, after IN illness Of 8 months, aged
Al years formerly o Providence r. l.
He was buried on the 30th with Masonic
honors.
EDDY A. BACON, Son of E r. and H. b.
Bacon, Of typhoid fever at Westlrving Nov. %
1868, aged Ii years and ! days. Was born
in Toga Co. Penn emigrated to West Irving
Tama Co in the fall of 1868.
Eddy was good hoy, ohedie nj TO parents,
but has gone to an early grave, and the home
of the blessed.
We would uh)ish the poetry, had we re-
ccived pay, in compliance with ourrule for all
such cases--Fl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21
LOG H..
4 new paper.

Numerous prospectuses ares,alt'red
about our Town, and we think perhaps
throughout the county announcing that
there will be another paper started
sometime in the approaching spring
somcwhere in this county The exact
time probably depends upon the per.
lection Of the proprletors arrangements
and the location upon which Town bids
highest. We may be mistaken, but
we think there will be no rivalry on
this point,
The prospcctuscs are signed by Mr..
Cyrus B. 1nghan, but the style in which
they are written serves as a polished
minor in which the public Of this Town
say they can see with even a half ar
eye, certain windy Democrat Of this
Town.
The intended Proprietor We learn
through information. impaired by him
self, has about two years since, been
engaged in publishing Democratic
p.per in Kankakee 60. H.. in which he
failed for the want Of proper support.
partly owing to the fact that the county
was Republican in politics.
The paper will be four columns less
than the "Transcript" and it promises
to be neutral in politics; but ina.inc
from some antece1pn'- and he inter, ST
'aE"n in the enterprise hy certain De.
mocra's, @a up@s FLYING il MAY be
neutral a ang II policy shall dictate,
AMI "h#H i Ill direct otherwise. w
shsEl see thi- nailaia han'line offhc
Democracy saora lis amhash ~ r
alof, q watah boldly Is party.
Nj Iagbaln Should wei grow 'bat
tie time has not yet arrived, sgat ~
paPsys.can be supported HI county "
oQr population il ,iay e@a,j We w.ol3
w. him as ml,cH success a. aay other
man. Bu. If he is determined TO make
the trial, Of course there is no alterna.
live left lis but to freeze TO him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21
Fire

Fire
Last Friday at 10 O'clock A. NJ the
dwelling house Of Mr.. VIM. Il New.
comb, situated about mile north ot
town, was observed to be on fire, which
continued until it was consumed. The
family were at home, but the fire was
not discovered in time to quench It
Nearly all the contents were saved
Loss from 81 600 to 81 200.
The fire is supposed to have originated
in clothes which were lying near to or
in contact with the stove pipe in the
.chambcr.
The house was insured for 500.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21

The Hon. J. +. G,inncll will please
accept our thanks for public Documents
We observe that he is wide awake
IN Congress and omits no good oppor
tnnity Of giving Copperheaas and milk
and water patriots severe flagella,ion
where they deserve it.
lie made All excellent off hand speech
or the bill granting additional rowefs
Is the Freedman's Bureau, successful,
,ef',iing the sophistical speech q
Tlimbc OF Kentucky il fact IA,
voice il generally heard on tile side q
right whenever Al important measure
is discussed. He makes q very pooc
representative, faithfully watching r..
Interests Of his constituents.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21
New Carriage NIaOp

We are very glad to learn tbs. new
Carriage Shop has been opened il town
The proprietor, Dir. w. Bradbrook
promises to do frs, class work in his
line at low prices. Patronizc home ma.
nufacturcs, that is the true way to I've
and se. live. Read his new adv. and
give him trial.
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Hltl e ljes Ta- EEMEDiE5.

u Diseases of - 'fool IIlmors The Face, any
ai eyesr pr. - ie u i, Extract sarsapasiiia, a
7'g!ag p.sta,a7 an Al essrAai .lors or Esu...ons
SIC ~ sa.l ross i.l =.
tse to x.ra Eaei =. Il; diseases reql'fia. the aid
of Di4-e,,exesp a7ss et;4s Uraa orsaas, such 3
Goatr'.el al CO j III t1.ese te IAtf-ct EIuAu
aal jet vi. tie l....r2Tsa Rose Wash.
- 9.EsE EXTRACTS lave DEEH ADMITTED
TO 81. 4; I'll. .f..o STATS ARMY, al as, -
in vsFy esaes#i ~ u &,l ta.sfAff. HOSPITALS As3
PUBIC iGsi lGgIss3 tsg 10. u. t.elan', ~ wei AZ
in = rate i7ae:ise, -, aee eansTierca al in,auaac
remedies
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Especial Notice
he GrOVcsteen Piano Forte


sti1 retains its precedence and great pop
nlarity, and after undergoing gradual i'm.
rrovcmcns for period of thirty years, is
now pronounced by the musical world to
10 unsurpassed and even uneJualed in
richness, volume and purify Of tone, dnra-
bility and cheapness. Our new SCALE
French action, harp pedal, iron frame, over
strung bass zeven octave, rosewood pianos
W. are selling cheaper by from 500 to $500
than The same style aud finish are sold by
any other Grst-class makers in the country.
Ieaiers and all in want of good pianos are
in tied TO send for our Descriptive Gaia
logue, which contains photographs Of our
different styles, together with prices. No
one should purchase n piano without see
ng this Catalogue. Medals, almost with
out unmbet, have been awarded to the
Grosestt,n Piano. ard at the Celebrated
Horids /of, h}u1b rnt in competition
VIII otAers lroIa al ftHa IT Europe and
,he y. ii, il toek the hiel est award.
Est4hi.hed i&8a
.e.ToscssecD s. 60.
$50 BROADWAY Ny
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21

Fns Noa.Deent.on Incnltincnce Of Urine .n.a.naa
l. liberation Of the Batlr or l.. .:cgs, D3csse; 4
Gl2 l.54s~t, Gland Ggavc, l;.ie1 Dust Deposits, h@e'
81 :8~:.,3;, o-slac Weakness, Debility. Feaa.c t'.--
l.liats &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21

WANTED, AGENTS. MAZE or Fe.
male,-' an clear 800 per week at their home
in a light and honorable business. Any per.
son having few hours daily to spend, will
find this good paying business. Address
sending stamp, for full particulars, f. f. Lock
wood, Detroit, Michigan. vsn6yl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-21
ESTRAY HEIFER & CALF

Taken up by Charles Midget at his re-
sidence in Carlton Township Tama county,
Iowa orc year old heifer, pale red, bush
of tail white, and one last springs cait
light red, one Top horn, white on the belly
appraised at SIS. Robert Parker j. =.
Toledo, Iowa Feb. Is, G6
DAVID d -irrELGATE. Clerk,
BY George l. Bailey, Deputy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
EEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tzs JE,ioricaI Nogezlnt under It's new editor MT
Renfy b. Dawson, shows unwontod vitality. Inc
Angus, number which has Just appeared, is especially
Interesting end valuable. The leading article IS
memorial TO His Majestys principal Secretaries OF
esste. written By Henry Lauren', President Of ,no
Continental Congress from l776 to l9lo, anu "ieS
WArd taken prisoner by the English WINE on NE I,io &
b Holland rs Minister PlenipotentiaTy H0 onn.
mortal vas drawn up while ne va eNor
rre5 in the Tower Of London, ana al1eI
tecard,ulatnc the reasons why inc NIllel 800
himself entitled 10 lenient treatment PctOlo ,rbo
slatement Of the rgors OF his llhPriSo,llels. i
document copied from the orgiuai IN w P.L Ct
MNr f. H. Barlow, is now puollsheu IVl tno 20 -;
din In a note printed on q fly leaf MI Dawson III
Sites uarticular attention 10 this memorial as ~
,nsrlable exposure Of infdelty 70 the country "Cus
{be leaders Of the Revolution" we cannot t.liA
- nninion ipstifeA Mr. Laurens exhibits
himself as a conservative and perhaps rainier
tmid man. who cherished 20 the very iast tuo
hone Of peacenl solution Of the difficulties between
Che mother-cOuntry and the colonies, ana uIu nv
enter the revolutionary movement uItI nH 80 Va
dragged into il BY others but everybody knew tnaIne
GRs An this before and though he exhibits ID ms me
mora little of the calm dignity OF the suffering
patriot but rather the rot unnatural eagerheSS OF
br,soper TO paiate his ofcnse by showing previous
hood conduct we see no ground for charging MN
with treachery 20 his country a more important
hontrbution TO the history of the revolution IS the
elaborate defense Of Gen. Gates by Gen. Thomas
Pfnokney. one of bis aids, now first printed. We
have also letter from Winfield Scott to Col. Jessup,
Containing some interesting structures on the battle OF
Lundy's Lane; an article on the early American
Nethodists showing that there was no Methodist
church in this country before J1c5; an essay on
ENortb American Rock Writing" by Thos. Ewbank;
ooptinuations of the Trial of Joshua Hett Smith
for completely in Arnolds treason, and of "Old New:
York Revived " including curious account OF the old
tsverns Of the city; careful review OF Moores
UHotes on the History Of Slavery in Massachusetts,
and various other matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

The Methodist Centenary Magazine is the title OF
new periodical published at Pittsburgh, by the Cen
tsnary Committee, for the National Local Preachers
Association Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
kdited by the Rev. w. II. Kincaid. The first number,
which bears no date is apparently designed only as
Gn experiment. 1t contains several interesting con-
tributiOns and is well printed.
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obstruction.
Geaebers.

49, II
IN EDUCATED and experienced YOUNG LADY
y rom Paris wi.hes SITUATION TEACHER Of FhEsSC0i
a. school or flmiy 4 refinement Please address Nile w. w.
BOZ No. l4g Tribune Office.
A LADY of EXPERIENCE wishes SITUATE
n 10 TEACH IN firmly far from the city She wln instruct
On The Engsh branches French sud Music. Tie bet TeeIes
he yen Terms moderate. Address MISS A. Box No III lhoune
Office.
90 MFR. SCHOOL INST" Founded leoo
N A RELIABLE EDUCATIONAL BUREAU Gil
wel-q4ahed IeacbeTs fTlnc PAS
Teachers should SEM IVi
PARTICULARS and ZEE "Teachers Bulletin" -. NJ
To Teachers who desire positions Del
f Epernced Teachers good Il 10 especially brisk io
of Military Tactics Music Professors Of MUSIC ana sn
perior Female Mlsc Teachers always ~ demand Al ie0H
should have the " APPLICATION FoRh ,..-, T..
Tie relab y Of lie School Inst amply yo1ehed of
nv and business men IN al parts Of tue eOuu
~ This testimony VIA be- sent when desired
W - j. W. SCHERMERliORN a. VI. Actuary,
No 40 Broomest-. New-fork
Branch Offices g. Phfad-lphia Chicago, and savannah.
VEACHERS WANTED - CLASSICS.-Appy at
L No az Fiah.lve., fom 10 to u a N.
TCHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
i GIRgER & Co No. 80 Cedar It,, hewiork.
See Advertisement IN another column
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Professional Notitfe.

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEBILI-
~ TY. 6e.-C. D. HAMMOND NJ d., date OF No 81 Es.t
Twelylsvrnth formerly Professor OF specs Anatomy &C. In
the srase Medical Colege n ~ has returned to BIS Winter real,
dence No ~ East fry first Third Coniltg hours
fom 10 and 70 q evenings. WILL SHORTLY APPEAR-lhe
ION Revised Edition Of Dr. L MEDICAL BOOK, 90 ndspsn
sbe 70 beth ,sEes married and single especially the Young
PULMONARY INSTITUTE.-Diseases OF the Nose,
Throat and Llng successfully treated BY Moicaci nhs alton
a. Thousands testify Dr. r. NJ GRANT No % Amtys, ~ T.
rEHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
L GuRNER Co, No. 90 Cedarst, New.Ycrk
see Advertisement 10 snethef column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

UNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
gunner Co, No 80 CedarS., Nsr-foTs
See Advertisement In snothe. column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
90 Wbom it man Goncern.

10 Ubom II man Goneern.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-That application
viii be made to fills EEceercy tho Governor Of the State a
NewYok the 18th day Of September 1886 f the pardon 81
JOHN GOODMAN grounds sud for which will
NOTICE is hereby given that an APPLICATION
will be made his EKcesney Reuben Fenon Governor o.
the State Of N.wYork the PARDON Of WILLIAM d. CAN
NON convicted Count Of General Sessions Of the
City Of New York and sentenced 10 the Peuteny
ofo years the l2h day Of April 1866 Dated NewYo Sep
TENDERS. 1855.
rI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
gunner Co. No. 80 Cedsrst, Eew.York
See Advertisement in ano column
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MISS HAINEs

MADEMOisELLE de JANOS, .
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No 10 BRAMERCY PARK.
(Fast rwentieth.st.l. ~
will r.open on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
All applications either personally or by irefi may De ae
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