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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

BoNNErs, which have been growing
beautifully less during year or
two past, seem to have reached the
minimum of size. Their incongruity
with the saoson is evident even to their
most devoted admirers, nor do they
look as well in heavy material as in
lace and Grape. 1t seems probable that
while they will be retained for full
dress, something larger, atfOrding more
protection to the ears and back af the
head, will be popular for street wear.
How to accomplish this desired end
without inconvsniencing the waterfall,
which is continually elevating and ex-
panding itself, is now the problem.
One shape has large round crown,
and narrow brim, with quite wide,
stiff cape. Another, and the most
graceful, we think, round gradually at
the back, covering about half the water
fall, and is finished by fall of lace
reaching TO the neck. All bonnets are
longer at the front corners than in the
fall, and side ruches coming to the chin
are generally worn. Some, instead Of
strings, have short lappels Of the same
stuff rs the bonnet, trimmed with lace
and fastened with an ornament. Bon
nets bear their full share of the weight
of the jet which it is deemed necessary
to carry; some are thickly sown with
small cut beads. many have fringe across
the front and back, or more elaborate
ornamentation of flowers and leaves.
The inside does not admit of much trim
ming; band of velvet or wreath of
small flowers is all that there is room
for. Feathers are worn good deal; the
wore comnosed entirely of white mara
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

BE CAREFUL--Pedestria should be
careful how they walk the pavement:
in their present icy state. The middle
of the streets, for the present, is the
safest, particularly in the evening wher
few vehicles are running.
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WANTED.


y WHERE u introduce two Nj" PAT
ENTEu INVENTIONS. INvALJABLE TO EVERY
yAr:tr sell. q; sight. and demand constantly III
cTeAsin,. A-rHl>, male and female LOW oPer'
s;ius aIe maxim. 81 10 81 per day 10y working
a lev hears daily PEEyIyys EAFE.IENCs -
AgE>I- UNNECESSARY. A sample OF each, worth
e. viii i,;lus 20 SCENTS. s'It free 10y mail 10
any address. Send o. cents 10 pay postage.
~SA.~FArUuN GUARANTEED. Address
u. W.JACkSON & co.
rclslv 70. Box l3Is, Baltimore. Nd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

NOTHING was done in the Police
Court yesterday. Generally, at this
season of the year, there is considerable
rowdyism among us; but this year con-
stitntes happy exception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Paynaster General at Washing
ton has commenced paying the extra
bounty of 500 provided for by the act
of Congress. Those having claims will
take notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

4 VETERAN MEDAL from the State Of
Ohio, directed TO John Hayes, has been
in the PoStoffice in this city for over a
month. Any one interested, would do
well 10 call for it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTKD.-Thurs-
day morning information was made to
the authorities of Pittsburgh, by John
L. Hogan, charging Joseph Weaver and
Napoleon Morgan with passing on
Christmas day, a counterfeit twenty
dollar note, purporting to be issued by
the Fourth National Bank of Philadel-
phia. Within q few days past several
notes of this denomination have been
passed, but as they were very well ex-
ecuted, their genuineness was not ques-
toned at the time of presentation. The
government detectives in that city took
the matter in hands, and from informa-
ton obtained, suspected Weaver and
Morgan ss the parties engaged in SHOW
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National Eank of Yves, Va.

U'EE ANIMAL MEETING OF STOCh
i HOLDERS Of this Bank aid election toI
Directors vii! hc held al the Banking House OF
Tuesday J..a. : lot'. between tie honTs OF
aDdtP. u. LAME
d-r--3ll Cashier.
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Western Pennsylvania Militia
~ Academy.
4 It I'VE rig Re T. y

= - - II y. T. " - - - -
"A near P;tISburEh, Penna This institution
OF les-Iiin. ana military training Is now open
FOR the rr,-y. .On of boys and Young mca. For
further information. address
COL. /. + LEHMAN,
,o~si AllecN-uy Box i9
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EOR HENT.

THE TWO STORY EEICk HOUSE OK
i Main stree; formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone { Go. a. Wholesale Boot and Shoe store,
Possession given Immediately. For further par
I,culay- inquire Of y. [. E"Ehl LIZ
A. Stein Bros, corner Main & Monroe streets.
GcCs
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FOR SALE.
,CUIyERY FOR SALE.

,,,Tr FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
h. snld in lots to suit purchasers IL is all
a, svc.lleut condition. having run but few
h'S %ne Steam Engine, lo-inch cylinder, 2oinch
stroke. complete.
loa-.
Sne Patent Corn Shelter. with cleaner attach.
- r.-..ciiy $40 bushels per hour.
one bradford Burr Mil, b inches.
one Wheat Separator.
one Grcuwalds Steam Holster.
Tcur sets Elevators aud Conveyors
one Wind Mil
Together with large amount Of Shafsing,
ysy.l Gearing, Betting, &c.
PRYOR, EANDLAN s CO.,
Nos Is. l. and 10. Main street.
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d. ri
Merchants National Bank of
West Virginia.

WHEELING, W. "a, Dee. y, 100
THE annual MEETING OF
i IL Stockholders q! this Bank for the eiec-
tinu ~ Directors vii be held At the Banking
Hpa,, ~ Tuesday. January Eth, leo, between
A.. hours 20. t.,vta A M and three 7. NJ.
F..lu.d = BRADY. Cashier
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NOTICES..
wheeling Female College.

,I'NE WINTER SESSION WILL COM
mence on Wednesday January 81. and con-
tinur twelve weeks. Tuition from = ~ sl6 Ia
b. paid on admission. l.. I. LOOMS.
dcc1--lw
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stockholders Meeting.
ur.S-V.I NETTING THE

l Stockholders OF the First National Bank OF
Wheeling. foT the election ot Directors and for
,he --tasartion cF such other business as may
com, before a. viii l. held ~ The Banking House
M IL ,lutk 8. ". on TUESDAY, Jan. :, l-t..
GEORGE ADAMS,
5.rs-d Cashier.
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Faiioure,s Confectionery,

uiiOufe SOhAcSAy
MONROE Sr., NEXT TO MLCRE HOUSE
rs TnR PLACE To GIT YOUR
i Oysters in every style. j have saloon Mt
ted mp expressly for Ladies' and Gents- Wed.
dings and other parties viii be supplied in good
order. Public and private suppers promptly at
tsnded to ON moderate terms.
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DRIED FRUIT.

$500 lbs Dried Peaches, Choice Halves
5000 Choice Quarter.
5000 Dried Apples.
In store and for sale by
PRYOR BOYD & CO.,
nsyeo Ia Main Street
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FOR RENT.
THE ROUSE AND FURNITURE

THE MOI ~ AND ~ 6Nh IN Z
/ az Fourth street occupied hy NJ. Samuel
E.-rL,u and fau5iy. Also. two brick tene mentS
o. ID, Island icI rent oI sale. Apply 70
Mrs. =. MITCHELL.
E..ra ~ l. JACOB
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FOR RENT.

A noon. situated on Market street. opposite
dc McI.ure Holse-ls feet front bv 81 feet
a. Arrly 10 THOS. O'BEIEN,
S,sIn Cus,om House Real Estate Agent.
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NOTICE.

comm, zee again teaching the German language
After NJ. Yc..r, DAY. leG1. For further ini1rTna-
tjng lI-a,r call A. his residence in North Wheel
ing. four doors above the Presbyterian Church,
OF Al the EEGIsTEE O:icc.
I.cI--lrn CHR. G. FREDERICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29
WANTS.
CEWsSG MACHINE -

- Agent, wanted everywhere 10 sell our low
l,,!y,c iu.ly licensed machines SIND FOR our
CIRCULAR SHAW ( CLARK, : Il. Co. Bidde-
ford Maine nOyii-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
m SEXUAL DIseAsKs

GIVES NE 4 KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
VI acquired by Physicians. Ny long rc~adenee
In this city and the amount 0f patients treated
annually 6y me, was sathcieGt proof u my sue
Crss-
NFSS and all diseases arising thrrefrom. are
Cured in = much shorter time than herrtoforc by
nay NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Mod.
cines sent 10 any part Of the Union. All letters
must contain stamps to pay return postage.
Corr,s,.audrnoe held sacred osice, No. %
Smithheld street near the Diamond.
II W. RRANSTRUP. NJ d,
BOX Sc. Httfburg, Pa
IL
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: p NfLLEK
L EANE
J. & G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite tie
Washinzi0a Hall a few doors above Nonrtss
Street keep constantly on hand > fEl sssort
meat Of tlzs above GTtscIek-
~ Their wagBas run constantly ~ AT part
Of tie city With Bread. Crzeke-s, E1ss<s, CsksA'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

ing the trash. Wednesday afternoon
they visited the Birmingham Skating
Park and arrested Morgan, but Weaver,
who was also skating, managed to es-
cape. He was, however, arrested We'd
nesday evening, and both he and Morgan
lodged in the lookup. Mr.. Hager was
sent for and identified the parties as the
men who had given him the note on
Christmas. He accordingly made the
information as above stated, and after
partial hearing the accused were both
committed to Jail for a further hearing
on the I'd of January next, in default Of
So, 900 bail.
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MICHAEL ]. ROHAN,

MARBLE WORKEB, on 1aE-
VI KET STREET, . frw 6eors zboye Dc
SseOBd Ward NzTkSt HorSs. HOssal1estAi
wo<k 81 az kinds ms1e tOsrter. City 2s6 e"an-
~ orders wiIl Be net With pruzpfnssL
ap12Iyf
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TiiuS. O'RRIEN
FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
/ .;s.ock in the Howard Iron Works This
sipcE would. under DO circumstances lie offered
~ ~, hat for the fact that the owner has re-
moved .iufn the city. noVsJ
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MARRIAGE;

Reject that sound mipd and body are sss
most neoe-sAY, requisites 10 pfyua0ie c0nnubisl
haufHurss Ini-el Without thSsr tho JOurnsy
through lie becomes . weary P1grinagr5 Tho
prospect hourly darkrns 90 the view lbe mind
i.,cosTt.. sl,aioxnd with despair and allied with
the iu'lsnsboly :, dSciiOn that the happiness 81
a1o,ter becomes b.isiisd With orr own.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have .5iiurrd ,heHlscives BY certain prss
t,se iudullrl in when aloEs, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, % At Sebool, The
Effects 81 Which are nightly felt. even vhen
asloop bud II pot cured rrnder, marriage I'M
T.a...i and destroy. both uiBd and boiy
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man. The bop OF
his country -, darling ~ his T'srrnia. sbonld
b. rnAtrh.d from AL prospects, sfsd eHioyfnfpt
Of lie by tho cofl-eq tleiices "f dcyI&flng from
tbe uaih 81 nature and INDUCING In eertsis
s.crri habit such pcrsons must before osr
taupistfng
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-29

BOLD RoBBERY.-Four or five days
ago, one of the boldest robberies we
have heard Of for some time was COM
mitted in Carroll county, Ohio. The
facts are these: A gentleman from
Pittsburg, an agent for Coal Com
pany, was boarding at the house Of
Peter Furber, one-half mile from Mag
nolia. On Thursday he went to
waynesburg and received by express
package of money, containing $500,
and returned TO Mr.. Furber's. Feeling
somewhat indisposed he retired at an
early hour and fell into a sleep. The
only thing he remembers further is that
he was aroused by a wet cloth being
thrown over his face, and Immediately
rendered insensible by some person
jumping heavily upon his breast. Not
rising at his usual hour Mr.. Farber went
to his room and found him bucked
and gagged, and his feet tied to the bed.
He was very near dead when discov-
cred. The entire amount Of money was
taken. He slept in an upstairs apart
ment, and it is supposed the robbers
gained admission by climbing on the
roof of portico. Nothing as yet lead
ing to their detection has come to light.
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DR. E. J. HENNIG.

III has removed his Office 10 Union Street, h..
tween Market and Fourth. Once hours fryca
TO a. m. 10 ,. IA; G 10 ,. M.
auralg
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were composed entirely of white mara
bouts.
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nRGANIc WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royai College of Surgeons, Loa
don. graduate iruIa ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of WHOSE life has been sP'ptin the hospitals
Of London. Paris, Pllls<slphiA md elsewhere
that were ever known. Many th'o ono VIII
inging in the bead and Ears shen sslssp. WsA,
Lashfnincss With frequent tius,sine attended
sometimes with derangement Of mind, we're cur.
al Immediately.
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naix les circumstances du fait ct dGclarant
Dull ma recu aucune r6tribution pour usage
de So propriGte. ,<eoo
Toute personne qui, reclanant lie benefce
du present acte fera sous serment une tausse
declaration, sera passible de Ia penalite alta
chGe par Ia loi au crime de parure.
Get acte sortira son effet n partlr de son
adoption.
(Signe J }. D. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de la Chambre des Repre-
sentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
lieutenant Gouyerneur ct President du Sc
nat.
N. Bile gouverneur ayant laisse passer lie
delai constitutional de dix jours, sans re-
to1rner Get acte aux chambres, ct sans lap
prouyer. il est devenu loi par ce fait.
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LOIS DE la LOUISIANA.


th
RELATIVE, A LA TAKE Sur LIE HEyENU BRUT DIES
yENTEs ET EECETTES.
SECTION l. LIE sGnat ct In chambre de re-
DrGsentant de 1'Etat de la Louisiana, r61lnlS
en- assemble genfrale, ont rGsolu LIE telme
du paiement de Ia take sur lie revenu brut DIES
ventes ct recettes, etabi par facte intltule:
acte No Is pourvoyant a Ia prompte percep-
ton dc la take SUI lie produit brut des ventes
ct recettes, approuy6 le 10 feyrier 1866, est par
la pr6sente prorog6 all IS mars 1856, nonobs-
tant toute loi a ce contralre.
SEC, 2. Ont de plus r6solu: La presente
resolution sortira son eflet partir de son ado
aption. nrAM
4 (Signe y j: b. ElAM,
Oraterr intGrimaire de Ia Chambre des he
prGsentants. ,>zz,rr,r,,,
Lieutenant Gouverneur ct President du Sc
nat. .....
1 Approuye lie 10 mars 1866
\ sons J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de | Etat de la Louisiana.
II Ponr copie contorme
# J. H. HARDY,
H Secr6taire dEtat .....
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No. 122::. |
ACTE

& RELATE A L'EXEMPTIoN DIES TAXES D EFAT, DE
9& PARoIssE EFT DE MUNICIpALITE POUR LES AN
&5 NEEs 1862, 1863 1864 ct 1865.
"a SECTION l. LIE senat ct Ia chambre des re-
presentants de l'Etat de la Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent: Lorsque
les authorities civiles on nilitaires des Etats-
IJnis auront pris possession pendant les an
nGes' 1862, 1868, 1864 ct 1865 sans lie consente-
ment du proprletaire, DIES maisons, terres GU
autres immeubles quelconques, Sc trouvant
dams Tune des paroisses, villes on municlpall-
81 ties, de Get Etat, dams ce cas- il ne sera percu
alcune take sur ces susdits biens, ct nj rEtat
En- nj la paroisse hi la vile on municipalite, on
an Sc trouvent ces proprietes, ne poJlrra contrain
Dire au Placement des taxes dies a raison de
ces terres, masons on i1nmeubes, pendant
tout lie temps que lie proprietaire a etc prive
de la possession, de Iusage, ct de 10 libre dis
position de ces biens, ct lis seront exempts de
toute take pour toute Ia duree ci-dessus men,
tionnee, pourvu que lie proprietaire matt recu
aucune retribution en- echange de lusage de
SEES dites proprietes ST. dependant, la priva-
tion de Iusage des dites maisons terres GU
immeubles n'avait pas dur6 plus de trois mois,
pendant Pune des annGes ci-dessus specifics,
lie proprietaire n'aurait pas droit au bGnefce
des dispositions de Get acte, pour lannee sus
dite. Dams le cas- on, lie proprietaire des ter
res nlaisons GU immenbles, que lie presen
? acte couyre des ses dispositions, alrait pave
ayant Iadoption de ce decret, lie montant d,
SEES taxes, Giles lui seront RIGHTEOUSNESS, ave-
les inter9ts, frais etdepens quill aura versees
par autorite qui aura pereu, soft Etat, la pa
roisse ou la municipalite, 4suivant le' cas-, su
preuve dn dit paiement faite, conformemen
aux REGIMENTS que l'audteur ct le treso RE
prescriront pouree qui concerne les taxes d Z
tat, ct pour &c qui regarde les taxes de parols
Sc, de vile gu municipalite, conformem e
aux 'reglenents que prescriront les autorlte
respeetiyesdes dites paroisses, yllles on muu
cipaltes. i sssIt4tt E&HHd az ts5.ts3z5
81 les autorites DIES paroisses, villes on mi
inequalities venaient a negliger, pendhaI!
quatre mois apes Iadoption de Get aete,
faire des reglenents Get egard, alors, ie pr
prietaire pourrsit offhrir son reeu DIES take
avee les intereta, frais ct "opens en- compe1
sation de toute take dEtat de paroisse,
vile GU munieiIalite, venir, en- exposal
sous serment prtts par devant tout JUICE
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RELATIVE TO THE TAX ON GROSS SALES AND
RECEIPTS.
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the time given fer the payment of the
tax on gross sales, provided for by the act en-
titled ian act to provide for the prompt col
lection of the tax on gross sales and receipts,
approved February 10, 1865, be and the same
is hereby extended until the 18th day OF
March, 1866, any law to the contrary notwlth-
standing.
SEC. q Be it further enacted, etc, That
this act take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) j. B. ELAN,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House of Representa-
tiYes.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved March 10, 1866.
(SignedD J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
}, II. HARDY, ~
Secretary of State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-31

The first aim Of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
DR. Whites experience and for thirty years. in
extensive practice in large Cities have brought to him for
treatment vast amount of every disease both acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
secretions and excron of the entire system unhealthy to
healthy condition Instead of injurirg any part of the
TEN the constitution they snovate and repair the injuries
and of the entire organism with truly mind in
sound body.
The Institute established for the acute and chronic
Diseases viz: Rhermaic Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn-
chs Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels Costiveness,
Dyspepsia, scroula, Kings Evil White swelings all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis and aonor-
ea in a their stages Mecura and hereditary tant all radi
impurities the Blood Jaundce Diseases Of the Eyes,
Brain Goire dig Neck Diseases of the Kidneys, GraVe
Dabets Dropsca Diseases all Female Ailments. weakness,
Wasting and Nervous Afecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra Mysteries Fits OF
Spasms We repeat the eptsns Of the skim all sorts oil
ulcers whatever nature the ncent Cancer which 30
grievousy humanity speedily and cured
spent at the Institute with Dr. White ire
ouenty save weeks of fever other suengs-eften fe
Now that open again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts OF the country
Consultation free-stamps not forgotten"
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DR, DE ANDKIE'S
PURE
SARSAPA B1TTERS.

The attention the Public City and Country Trade is re-
ypectfulIy called to the introduction Of the
sarsaparil1a Bitters, ..
The most Pleasant and valuable Btes that has ever benin
troduced country The trade in general can De supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatio, Marks Il Co., 49, IS aud AZ New Levee street.
Griffin & Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
E.. Hart Co, 49, IS and II Tchoupitoulas street,
L, Rasset, cor. Gravier and Tchoupouas streets.
f. Avet & Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore Poydras and New Levee streets.
VIM. c. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass 4 Dowlng 80 Poydras street.
W. Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Wales Druggists Royal and Custornhouss.
g. N. MORRISON, Agent
IL Magazine street.
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the Ganarfure OF tho train. q. PANDGLY,
8 F .,A@ Is Superintendent
sEEFNOFS CENTIRAF, RAEEEs0A D-THE
1 quickest route from New Orleans New York and q
Eastern and Northern cities. 49, ,+;-., -
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and eyenn
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South a
Time frsm Cairo to Ghcago-l9 hours. III
:. :. Baltmore-i9 hours.
. Phadelphia-50 hours.
HE@ l.. New York-5S hours.
For through tickets apply office Of the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship Company 4 Common street, and at
The denot of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Rairoad also at the Illinois Railroad depot at Cairo
N'''' ~ NJ HUGHITT,
General superintendent, Chicago.
?. W. P. JOHNSON, fH-'
General Passenger Agent Chicago
b. F. LONGLEY s
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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ERANK NEWHALLs

114.........., CAMP STKEET....,..........1& NJ
Between Common and Canal streets, :. gs,.s.s
Has hand and constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North in Europe large and elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER, in Oak Mahogany and Marble
Imitssiona, Frsacoss, Centers Pannsng, stauay and
Scenery. F.[ea q E =-=zsa J-a.@ r ~ agp-a.g
Saloons Hasa nd Public and Private Buildings nshsd
the most exquisite manner shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called
immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
extsnt which he can dispose of at lew prices similar
tabhahment n counfzy ,...-.
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cysGER,s SEWING MACHINES.
SING ER'S
Celebrated Sewing Machines,
S ! N G E r. S

Celebrated Sewing Machines,
The o reliable and best Sewing Machine offered to the pub
c For fifteen years has sustained the reputation OF being
the only machine capable of sewing oil kinds Of MATERIAL and
for durability and excellence cannot be surpassed.
Southern Agency, No. 7 Camp street.
nrJoc II BROWNE Aren't
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CRANE, BREED q CO.,

&. gEig.z p. Manufacturers OF Metallic ,rg %. -s
BURIAL CASES ANb CAsKETs, WOOD CoFFINs
AND HEARsES,
O6ce and Mandatory Eighth street. Cincinnati Ohio
Undertakes will send for price lists to
g. L. CRANE, Agent
20 Magazine street, New Orleans.
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MTMyw PLANO @vTpRE-REINIKE ZORN IF
IN Reinike, A. U. Eernl M ,.,r
Have onened a NEW PIANO STORE at No. 93 CAMP
STREET, three doors below Poydras street. .,
effected such With he MAI s
CHEAPER than any other similar establishment III ths el1y
All Pianos sold by US under full guarantee ,4 INV
PIANO STOOLS, COVERS and MATERIAL. Rnne con
stantly on hand. PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED at the
shortest notice and in a workmanlike manner.