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The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19
Established June 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS IS puSS.lsnttu
every day. Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 asyear,
invariably In advance. et ~ .aHt. .a ID.
RATES OF ApvERTIsINe-one inch OF space, in
lenpth of column, constitute square =
Si.5o per square daily first week rs cents per
week after; three Insertions less $1O0; contnu-
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square three insertions less, rs cents; one
week, $500; 90 cents per week after. ID ~
Under head of sAMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50. ~
SPECIAL NOTICES." $1.25 per square first inser-
tion and 20 cts per square for each subsequent in
serton; halt square, $1.00 first insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion. ---
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for S100 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser-
tion.
10 JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining TO
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
tiOn as above. lli - alH ati..t rlIL
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HOUSE TO LET.

A LARGE brick House, within Ave minutes walk
OF the Post Office, containing four parors, three
suing rooms, dining room, eight chambers with ward
Iope cosets large garden. and stables two horses
located In respectable section OF tho city upon
wiae street The lease is for three years. at compar
asy aeiy low rent and is now bringing to the present
one desiring such for boarding house or private res
1dence the good will for above term win be sold
dress lock box 15A Post Office, Portland, Me. ,iH
apl7 5.-f.4s.s3g ae d3t.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19

''~ Farm for Sale "'il'le i''-
sTs o%H d Issssaay soass xasmoaS ssnatsa in Ss Ss
o. ~ main road to Portland, one-haifmiie
ss@z1z =. from Walnut Hill Meeting House,
School House, Post Office and Store. Said Farm
contains ten acres of excellent land, well fenced with
good orchard partly grated fruit, and an acque-
duct a1ordng an ample supply of the best of water
Ihe buildings consist Of good two-storied House
and ell, with . good cellar under the whole; barn
and outbuidings connected. The buildings have all
been recently put In excellent repair The property
Will be sold at abargain. rst7N slsl3aDaG
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
the premises. - q ~ 80,
NATH'L BROWN.
Mar 24-eod6w*
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For Sale.

TNHE subscriber is desrous of selling his stock In
l. livery stable, consisting of Horses, Carriages
&C., together with lease Of stable. Apply to
ap9-d2w* 20 Franklin street
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House for Sale.

WHAT very desirable House on Free street, owned
Il by Rev. Adam Wilson, occupied by DR.. Pudor
Lotof good width and 150 feet depth, giving excel
lent Or the purchaser prefers, house lots
sold at tonceitwillbe toilet. For terms applyto
ap9-d10t gs,as II. "a GEO i. EMERY.
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o~a PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 49, 1866
For Sale and to Let.

Three Small Houses for Sale, I
@;;; On Franklin, Montreal and Alder SITS. En-
Apr 1S-dtf
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To Let.

-aits 2ila .Ea To Let. isl tistiiLs
FURNISHED Chambers to let without board,
Il within three minutes walk of the Post Office
Enquire at l73 Cumberland Street. -,
Mar 30-d3w fi'tt ie ti} 4
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For Sale.

4 - The new FRENCH COTTAGE,
ASE and about seven acres of land, stu
ated on the Cape Cottage road, in
IHCape Elizabeth. The house contains
fourteen rooms The sea view is un-
w. III. STEPHENSON,
Aprh2-H Second National Bank.
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e LLsllIlI q q I11E w Wdl1UCUs n ~ - sliT
1f gentleman, to purchase the whole or part of a
II lucrative business in Portland which would re-
qure capital Of from $1,000 to $4,000. For further
particulars inquire at the office OF ~ at+,.5,.I
I'd N -, PATTERSON u CHADBOURNE, 4
s2t Exchange Street. over Eastern Express Office.
a. Portland, April 17.-d1w -, -
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: Furnished Tenement Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and wife, without children,
IA wishes to rent genteel furnished tenement for
SIX months or one year. The advertiser would be will
ling to pay liberal rent and guarantee good care Of
house and furniture. The best of city references
given. Address D. g, a.. !
e iapl6--du nlHE sassit49s ~tatis Portland p. o..
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19

JOB PRINTER WANTED
A the office Of the Weekly News. Also FE-
- MALE COMPOSITOR. Apply immediately ct
Great Falls, NH. ap17-d3t
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

I'M Congress Street, No. 172; containing over four
= Thousand f,et OF land; gas throughout, furnace
IN cellar, hard and soft water, and good garden.
Apply at No. 1872 Fore Street. mh2Sd3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19

U- II you are in want Of any kind OF PRINTING
cali at the Daily Press Office
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19

A DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at apreat
"A. bargain. For particulars inqvire of H
THRASHER g. CO.. s.lss3 =
Feb N-dH Free st. Block
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
Amusenenfs.

TIE ACADEMY The best thing at present
given at the Academy is the lecture by Bob
Hart upon the impending crisis in which all
the issues which bear upon the politics Of the
day are discussed with an analysis and log
ical sequence which ought to secure his nomi-
nation for Congress at the next election. A
new bevy of celebrities are on their way to
the city and will soon appear with the
Hanlons.
THE VARIETIES. Knowles S well-known play
Of the "Hunchback" was given last night be-
fore tolerably filed house, and with fair
degree OF success. Signor Carlo Patti also
sbillfully performed grand Fantasia, accom-
panied by his orchestra, and the whole CON
eluded with the popular farce of Barney,
the Baron" shakspeare's ''As You Like 1t, .
will be given tonight, with repetition Of
Carlo PATHS grand fantasia
THE ST. CHARLEs.--'' Rocambole, or the
Knave of Hearts, was repeated last night
with almost as large a house as the evening
preceding, The final catastrophe of the piece
appears a little sudden, and leaves careless
spectators in some doubt whether there is not
more to be seen. But the play undoubtedly
takes hold upon the interest of the spectators.
and is as powerfully sensational as any that
has been brought out this season. The play
viii be repeated.
THH CRESCENT Cry MUSEUM, on st. Charles
street, as usual, offers any amount of variety
attractions to the seekers of novelty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

AS an evidence Of the short crops and con
sequent scarcity Of breadstuAs in those por-
lions of Virginia and North Carolina con
tiguous to the Richmond and Danville rail-
road, the remarkable faotis stated that for the
rPsst twelve months the shipments Of wheat,
feur aud corn from Richmond up the road
have been much larger than The shipments
from the country to the city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
D1rmD

OF voyy fever in New Ortsanp October 2qh 1865 Miss
OLIVIA BIN JuNl GRIMES, Of Ra esh il G.
s-G,seps5o ro Ala. snd Raegh N. O., pa ers please
copy
On r0osdsy, s1,h tn't, e O'Clock, HTNRY ROACH
His ia1ara VIII taSa place Tins AerE R&00N, al half.
four from he resia MS oi hr Jsmgs Gsk No 457
1asesst ea. corner o Pa maia Etsificnds those Of
tbe f are speatray paw ted To asead Ki'hent further
notice
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

Last week at Chicago, a man and his wife
died Of cholera without any attendant except
child seven years Of age. Several hours
after their deeease they were discovered by
the police Sitting on the floor in one corner
was the little boy who had passed the night
m solitude and sorrow, frightened by the
solemnlty Of the scene. hut unconscious Of
/ his great loss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1856.

The letter Of our Washington correspond
ent published in to-day's paper, gives some
interesting inside views with reference to the
federal Offices IN New Orleans and Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

There was a choice Bit Of critical accuracy
1n ths Cincinnati Commercial notlong ago.
The writer spoke Of the author Of Tom Jones
~ saIa Fielding, and on being asked By an
anxious Inquirer who Sam Fielding was,
replied fhat Sam was q nisprint for
8 Tom, an error which was not corrected in
the proof 5 Ii#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

Tao readers Of the gREscHNr are referred
10 the card of Mr. Thos. Reddington which
appears in our advertising columns this
morning II is but just that those who have
read the reports Of the investigation Of The
charges made against him. should now read
his expTanation
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

GALvEsToN, Oct. 26, 1866.
Easlor Baisef3n This morning Mr.. james Pol
lard one of whose heaseai with d quarter square
of groand occupy, came ii 1ne and said that he
mad oalled on and asked lot his rent Of two
other square ot gtoand and hat they said
they could not pay, and wqnid rat him III the
guard house. They owed rent from May last. The
i pecie per month. In few tainafes he W9s M
re sted and put in the gnardhopse. Ia about if
tel u minutes lie was brought uut. taken baey IL
his kitchensfence 70 take of biz coat and split
main id. forced arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

The Richmond Examiner says that "about
six years ago, just after the Pennsylvania
election, in October the General (then Mr..
Baller) was urging us, in q private interview,
into The secession movement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

We notice in the Richmond (Va. D papers
an announcement Of the death Of Henry W.
Moncure, Esq of the firm Of Dunlop, Mon
cure 4 "a, Of That city. Mr.. Moncure was
well known in New Orleans, which he was in
TIC habit Of visiting every winter for many
years before the war. II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

We,deeply sympathize with our confreres
Of thatexeellent journal she Republican BAN
ner, in their severe loss BY the fire Of the
The Banner office was burned completely to
the ground the forms, Office files, anda large
number Of cases were saved, but the presses
and the more cunnb bersome pieces Of furni-9
tnre were destroyed. Though insured for
considerable sum, the loss is not by any
means covered
We are confident that the energy Of the
proprietors of The Republican Banner will
soon geatore their paper to its usual strength
and usefulness M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

We have Bo thank Purser w Gunter, of the
steamship Rapidan, for late Texas papers.
Also the officers of the steamship Clinton
1Of similar fagors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

me following card, which appears In the
Galveston Bs5lsstin u the 28th an intensely
radical eetshoHs that the civil rights billisat
times ignored III Raxhs .. M -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

Thu are is q grim and grotesque lfimor IN the
course Of the two military officers towards
their Ii lolless landlord, which reminds Us for-
cibly Of the woodeut in the Almanac repre-
senfing 9 debtor kicking little boy cut u
doors bee ause he Ind presented . bill from
his master. and exclaiming, at the same time,
YOU inlpera inent Lite scoundreI! go tell you
master to pay his own debts, and not trouble
himself about nine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

II seems that a fraud was perpehated on
she fathers of Ill, church in Baltimore re-
Gently. Some enta rprising member Of the
press surrepdtiously obtained possession Of
ana caused 10 be pa blished the letters Of
casdirasl Barnabo to Arc hbishop spalding, in
re<asssslce to tie church .end the negro, and
which we're printed in LATIN and were IN
tended to BE- kept exclusively IN possession
81 tha parsy-fye prelates Of the es1gneil
The reverend fathers arc apparently lqofe
Indignant at the bad translation thtn at l,ee
theit Of the letters.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

DECISION or rHE CoaIlIssIoNHR or INrERSA1
RRyENUE We have been favored with let
ter from commercial house in New York to
Measrs. g. g. Garner a Co, Of this city, from
which We make the following extract: A
morning paper says: The commissioner Of
Internal revenue has decided to instruct col
lectors not to make seizures Of canned meats.
vegetables, fruits, etc, which are offered for
sale without stamps, when it is shown that
such articles were prepared and.sold before
The 1st Of 0etober. [see Journal Of Com
meree, Oct. 25th. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

"a anu 20 GahAI street.
Insurance.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER
THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans,
INsUREs AGAINST FIRE, THE PERILs OF THE SEA
AND
INLAND NAVIGATION.
21..,...,, CARoNDELET STREET. .,.........,..21
Capital, 100000.
JAMES LoNGsTREET, President.
9, WILLIAMS Secretary.
A@te L@qUs of Louisiana.
THE ACTS OF TEE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, are jus,
published in pamphlet form and can be had Of
BLOOMFIELD d STEEL,
l06 Camp street.
THOs. L. WHITE,
81 Camp stroot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31


TIE PARIS EXPOSITION We publish to-day
or our inside pages circular issued BY the
United States agent for the Paris Exposi-
lion, announcing an abridgment Of the space
allotted g the display Of agricultural impIe-
ments. and consequent reduction Of the
number Of such articles to be exhibited. 1t
will be also seen that the commission has se-
leeted the island Of Billaneourt, not far from
the Champ de Mars, as a field for practical
agricultural operations; for all the details Of
which (Which are very Interestingly, We refer
to the circular itself Another circular, APP
pended to the above, shows the preparations
that have been made for establishing an
American restaurant at the exposition which.
besides being an interesting and useful fea-
ture Of special interest to visitors from this
country will afford an opportunity to e1hib-
ltoTs to make A display Of all sorts Of culinary
utensils, together with specimens Of the va
rious articles Of diet On which the people Of
this country are IL the habit Of feeding. All
those desirous Of being represented at the
exposition, as well as those intending to visit
it-and even the general public c-Will be in
terested in the publication We to-day make.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

We are authorized by Capt Stone. Of the
United States navy, commanding at this
station, to denounee as utterly unfounded the
statement Of the New York Tribune's cores
pondent from this city, u regard to his
movements here. This statement was very
properly discredited il the editorial columns
Of yesterdays CREsoESr, but it Is nothing but
Justice 10 Capt Stone To make public his own
assertion that there is not one word of truth
IN the story sent forward by the Tribunes
correspondent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31
no Tie PMlsE5c.

VA. Il. bUUDLNDUNFF, ---
Acting Secretary
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RATHER ANCIENT Oldest stove probably, in
the s. is the one which warns the hall of Virgna's
capitol in. Richmond. 1t was made in England, and
sent to Richmond in ITO, and warmed the House
of Burgesses for sixty years before it was removed
to its present location where it has been for thirty
years. 1t has survived three British monarchs:
has been contemporaneous with four kingly mon
arches, two republics and two Imperial govern.
ments of FrBnce. The great republic of America
has been torn by internal strife the breaches part.
" healed, aad still the old stove remains unmoyed
in the midst of all
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EDUCATIONAL,
I oTfsIANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
..". AT Alexandria, La. ..,..

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is now prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed accordance with Act No
approved March 7th 1861 Section st ActNo
g. approved March 7h 1856 which amendment REQUIRES the
selection ts be made from among those WHO have not them
selves or whose parents have the paying their
expenses which facts shall appear by certificate of the
foce Jury OF the parish of the Board Of Directors of the
Public Schools in the city of New Orleans upon condition
that the Benehcares, whose education thus provided for
snail be required at the close Of their term said Institution
to pursue the occupation of teaching school, within State
Tor two years thereafter and shall be required report such
fact to the Superintendent of the said Institution
The Police uries the parishes the State and the
Board OF Directors of the Public Schools of the city Or
leans are requested to appoint said Beneficiary Cadets with
out delay
The appontes must be fourteen years of age He must
read and write WE'LL and know arithmetic far as ratio and
proportion Inclusive and the rud!mens English grammar
and geography.
The Institution will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary for his maintenance and education clothing
good supply OF which, especially underclohing he must
bring with him.
The session closes June Oh The next session of
months will begin the first Monday in September and close
June h 1867 The Institution has good corps Professors
and eighty Cadets at present and there every reason to
believe that it has recovered from the dangers which recently
beset it, and now stands on firm and lasting basis
j. MADISON WELLS,
Board of Supervisors.
March sth, 1866
For further Information address
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
al l.
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MEDICAL
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4 4 m
rom an 1Mptfar - -, V'siaa'ins
aaersdjta,v. rrar N"1 of
tcrtrrn 'ahslni''ea rom fAhEsf TO
$500
scrofaia,
s'ruHa eiandusar sweuingss liberation, King,, Ev
A'ys'psas' sais Khsurn- sE
' 'a'h hereditary snd scanre, filing life with untold
misery ia By all usual medical remedies nc,,rabs.
/ Rh.u.,
| II thers ia :,
ia sovsrs;g i T.; tne CONSERVATION LIE syru
The mast ntensa na,s ~ a kioarea affection
nous ssln1, ars rsacsa manly ae7iatea-eno
go. 80 ~ o.-esa eases Chronic Or vieartous,
| ~' = = S ss""Noius' asse oesn cured by Us.
Nervousness.
~. r,..n..-
$50 '.elen ssfses D. Vus' Dance, Loss
= '"''' o'Aa'.o'' u 1Ao1sass' Iplieps5.
thousands VINO have suffered for years will bless the day
wch they read taese lines Particularly to weak suffering
woman VIII sas medicine prove an inessiaahle bsshngd
reettng tnsr footsteps to Hops which fulas than
PROMISED
AereuI1ai diseases.
Salvation Ro.tfng Of Bones Bad Cornpsxfan Aebas IN
Bones, Feeling Of Weakness Depression Of sp;r.ss
CONSTITUTIONS r,-r svp1rp !, d
from all the eyf sssc.. - MVocrp e - = -
Brsash and curing M veal osn. ~ s.e pa ~
which tia use Of caonsl i. So = rroan.s 7. -
spongy 0uma ana go, - = 80 " p1ooae " hafaen
5000
i0' Aaa oFaneh, Al raD.ive Diseases Of the SIX
| IKE
ULCERS, PIMPLEs, ELereErs
And ali other dsicrisie. Of tss.s .sns -,
figure the outward n snen e much dis
making them disgusting object d shsmssay 80 ~
| Coaststut,en LIZ. svr,,.
CURES ALL SWELLING OF TEE GLaxpa
Either OF the Face Necs or 'Fstna,e r-sss, 80 .s,.
taken as soon the seIngis detected preventing It'd
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Board of Directors;

GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREET, uongstreet, Owen A. ca !,
President, New Orleans. ... W.. ...
j. c. HoLDREGE (Roldrege Paxon & Folsom Vice Presi
dent, New Orleans. I#. ..H
G. GRAHAM President First National Bank New Orleans
T. P. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans.
GEN F. J. HEBRON Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
SAM DEBoW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
W. G. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer
chant, New Orleans. ..s fr..
J. P. DILLINGHAM Dillingham; Bonner, Attorneys
New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant %
Magazine street, New Orleans ...T -.N.
A. j. INGERsoLL, of Mobile, Ala
GEN. NJ ]. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GRIsWoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE of Virginia
G. WILLIAMS Secretary New Orleans
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THE ONLY COMPANY OF THIS KIND IN THE SOUTH
oAflfAL...-.. .,............,......S 100000.
with Privilege to Increase to ....... 1000, 900.

This Company is now prepared take risks against ALI
ACCIDENTS at the lowest established rates.
Tickets for TWO, FIVE or TEN DAYS, can be obtaine
at the Office of the Company its appointed agents.
Policies issued for any from ONE MONTH to oNE
YEAR. .r
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS secures a POLICY FOR
ONE YEAR FOR 5000 payable in case of death by accident
the legal Representatives the assured and in case of
personal---very. entities the assured to weekly compensation
of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS during total disability not
to exceed six months Premiums for shorter periods at
proportonately low rates
No person is from accident and the premiums are
sufficiently moderate in this insurance to enable all
to avail themselves Of its provisions
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ENRANK. NEWHALA,

14................CAMP STREET. ..........1a
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand and Is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER, Oak Mahogany and Marble
LIMITATIONS, Frescoss Ceners, Panneing statuary and
Scenery.
Saloons Eass nd Public and Private Buildings finished In
the most exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called to hs
Stock Of WALL PAPER embracing every varist,
extan which he dispose of at low prices any sina,
establishment in the country
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WHEELER d. WILSON'S
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
IGS Street

LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES
1G2,.......... Canal Street e.
The battlehelds of Napoleon scarcely more number
ous than the foreign contests of the WHEELER WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. Paris in 1861 London in lS6! Linn
and koengsbers 1868 Dantz Agram Eems in 1864 and
Dublin settin Cologne AID Wsemar 1865 testimony
the superiority of this Machine and appreciation abroad
AT all these International Exhibitions best fruits of foreign
genius were arrayed against it, backed by national amour
o but there here, the of its destiny is ALWAYS in
the ascendant
indeed human testimony could be stronger than that
which has been accorded this Machine superiority over all
others for family and general manufacturing
We have used WHEELER d WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE and say in regard to it, that it is without
ariTal.-[Scientidc American.
We are now receiving from the mandatory large assert
men of these
Excellent Sewing Machines.
PECK BROTHERS, Agents,
Cana
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SIsGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
SIN GERS
Celebrated Sewing Machines,

The most reliable and best Sewing Machine offered to the
lc For fifteen has the reputation of being
the only machine capable of sewing all kinds of material and
for durability and excellence cannot be surpassed
Southern Agency, No. Camp street.
II
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RUSS ST. DOMINGO BITTERs.

IA a4
pr1ce, e,r Do,,->-,,, ,,,
neA'
).
Russ Brandy Cocktail
tu, nr
Russ Bourbon Whisky Cocktail.
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For further information, address
D. F. BOYD, Superintendent
Postofice Alexandria Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

General Supervising Agent s.
MAI. THoS. G, RHETT, South Carolina
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COMPREHENSIVE.

n 0PARTSERsHEP--w THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ have this day formed copartnershp and
style of r. L. r. A. JOHNSON for the purpose Of trans.
r. [, JoBNsOs
r. A. JOHNSON