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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
READ THE CERTIFICATRs OF WHOLESALE DRUG
QIspS tg5I
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYA MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

HS- The original Medicine established IN 1887, and
first article OF the kind introduced under the name
Of "PuLMosc WAFERs this any other country all
other pulmOnic Waters oounterfslts The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
irty years, and the Immense sale attained only In
America but In foreign counties, fully attest their In
rinsio worth. The medical properties superior 10
any other article offered for the OF Pulmonary or
Bronchial Affections and the quantity contained In each
box Is nearly double that Of the many worthless mlta
tons advertised
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseneas. Asthma
CatArrs, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood, Pains In the Chest, Inolpsnt Consumption and
all diseases OF the lungs. Not only aording temporary
relief but efecting rapid aud lasting cure and are
warranted to give satisfaction In every instsnee They
do not nauseae like alcoholic compounds and the medi
clnal properties combined la form 30 AgreeAb
pleasant to the taste that any child will readily
take them, One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To vooALIsfs aud PUBLIC sPRAKRRs these WATERS
are peculiarly valuable; they will In one day remove
the most severe occasional hoarseness and their regu
lar use for lew days will, all times Increase the
power and hexbity Of the voice. greatly Improving lis
tone compass aud eearneas for which purpose they are
regularly used by many professional vocalists
The very great celebrity Of this Invaluable remedy
taOns, which disappont the Just expectations Of the
purchaser and inurs the character Of the genuine me-
diene
see that the word, "BRYAN," Is STAMPED ON each
Wafer and also observe the fac sms Of the signature
Of the Proprietor, JOB MOSES" on sach vrspper to
counterfeit which is sto,gery. l-0fsnding parties win
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law.
BRyASs PuIMoSIc NAPERs for sala by all DruRkss
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee2a-ly ~ -cortlandt Street. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
MEDICAL,
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, M d.,
ihyiictdn Extraordinary 10 the queen.
This invaluable medicine Ia unfailng In the sure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the 70.
male constitution Is subject 1t moderAes all excess
and removes all obstruetlons from whatever cause
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II particularly suited 1t WILL In shert time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfsts.
THRsR PILLS HAVE NEVER BERN KNOWN TO FAIL wHRRR
THE DIRECTIONS ON THR 2DP.A0B PAMPHLET ARE WELL
oasgRYED
Every woman knows that the bloom Of health must
lade with the slightest irreguaTy or obstruction of
the menses These Pills are truly the woman'a friend
never falling and regulator OF Suppression Of na.
turei from whatever SO mild that the fesbss
can lake them with perfect security yet powerful IN
,helr elects that they may be safely called,
In all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Afsctions Palma
10 tue Hack and Limbs, Fatigue slight exsrton Pal.
piaton OF the Heart, HysteTcs and Whites these Pills
VIII elect cure when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy, do contain iron Gallo
mel, AnumonY' or anything hurtfu to the eonstitu-
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
DomnloHs,
JOB MOSES,
~ CortlEndt 3d.. New York.
N. B.-klCO and three cent postage stamps enclosed
70 any authorized Agent will ensure bottle containing
% Pills by return mail, securely sealed from all obsef
2Q-lV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
CARPENTERING, &c.

(SEORGE II. TINDALL,
cONTRKCTO AND BUILDER,
sHOP-No. III WEST STREET,
Below Second Street, in second story.
REsIBENoE- l2s EAST FOURTH STREET
LMINGToN, DEL.
Sores fitted up, and personal attention paid to job.
bing.
Mr. Tindal would respectfully inform the public that
he IL fuyprepared to contract to do all kinds OF
In his line and hopes by strict attention to business
merit aud receive ashare ofpube patronage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
DR.. MARSHALL's
CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself be the best
article known for curing the CArARRH COLD HEAD
and HEADACHE, 1t has been found excellent remedy
in many Of SoRR EYRs DrAFHRss has been
by it, and 4EARiSd hiss often been greatly Improved by
its use.
1t Ia fragrant and agreeable and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the Head
The sensRtOns after using delightful nVigOrAt
Ing II opens and purges out all obsiruotions
ems the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
Affected
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale and use Of DR.. MARsHALLs CArARRH AND nEAD-
ACHE SNUFF hiss proved its great value for all the
diseases Of the head, and at this It stands
higher than before.
II is recommended by many Of the best physicians,
and Is used with great and satisfaction every.
where.
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE Drug
GIsTS IN 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been Ae-
quanted with DR. MARaHALLs CArARRH AND HKADACHR
hsUFP and sold 1t In wholesale trade cheerfully
state, that believe II to be equal In every respect
the recommendations given OF the Of CatarTh-
al Affections and that II is decidedly the best article we
have ever known for all common diseases Of the head.
Burr Perry, Boston. Barnes 4 Parke. New York.
Reed, Austin Co.. " A. b. q D. Sands, a.,
Brown, LainsOn Co, " Stephen Paul Co., 81,
Reed, Cutler Il Co., Israel Minor 4 Ca, al
Sch Sch W . FGwle. AcEesson : Robbins. "..i
Heushaw, EdtnAnds Co. NJ. Ward. Close 4 Co., ~
II. II. Hay, Portland, Me. Bush a Gale, %
For sale by all Druggists. TRY II. dse2e-ly
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MEDICAL.
--'--~~~--~~--~---~--->>e> ~----.---.~ -----
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILLIAN
HAIR RENEWER.
ITS EFFECT IS MIRACULOUS.
Ths old, tho young, the middle aged, unite to praise
HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILLIAN HAIR REVIEWER
tits an entirely ssentiac discovery com bining
many Of tse m1st powerful and restorative agents in
We have such conadsdcs in it, merts and are so sure
iHwilido all We claim for IT, that ofsr
$1,000 REWARD
II THE sIoILLIAN'HAIR RENEwgR does not sivs
sATIsFAorIoN IN. ALL CASES,
When ussd in strict accordance with our Instructions
VEGETABLE sICILLIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Has proved 4f be the most perfect preparation for
the Hair ever offered to the public
1t Is VEGETABLE COMPOUND, and contains no inju
rious properties whatever
1T is NOT DYE Il strikes at the roots and fills the
glands with new life and colorns matter
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
IT WILL KEEP THE HAIR FROM FALLING OUT
1t clsansss the scalp, and makes the hair
SOFT, LUsTRoUs AND sILKRN.
1T Is A SPLENDID IR-DREssINe.
Nc person, old or young, should fall to use IT,
IT is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILLIAN HAIR REVIEWER,
AND rAKE NO OTHER.
I R.P HALL 4 CO., PRoPRIEroRs,
| - - ,NashuA, N. II.
| AA-eOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. lanI9-Iy
Cedar Camphor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26

A REMARKABLE CAsE--A CHILD BoRH
WITH ONE Arm UNDER PECULIAR CIRcUM-
STANCES. .--one of the most remarkable cases
that has ever come under the observation of
our medical fraternity, has just transpired
at the residence of young man named
Abriel, of Albany, New York. Mr.. A. is a
returned soldier. He has been home some
thing less thana year. When he came home
he was suffering from minie-ball wound
through the fioshy part of his right arm. It
became so bad that the attending physician
talked seriously of amputation. This work
ed seriously on the mind OF his young wife;
Che had but short time previously got mar
ried-) She cared for and dressed the arm
regularly, and paid every attention to 1t, not
wishing to see her husband with only one
arm. This was some. eight or nine months
ago. Under the kind care of the wife, whose
whole attention was absorbed in the thought
oil one-armed husband, the wound got
well, and the arm was saved Now for the
sequel. The other day the wife Of Mr..
Abrel gave birth to a child who had one
well-developed arm, but the other was
stump; similar to one which the poor wife's
mind was impressed with at the time the
surgeons were talking OF taking of her hus-
bands. Amputation could not have produc-
ed more beautiful stump, and what is more,
the scar of the bullethole, SO visible on the
fathers arm, was as visible on the child's
arm, at the base of the stump, as if really
inflicted by ball. This is the most re-
markable case of "child-markn ever known.
IT has attracted the attention of all our
leading physicians and surgeons. The child
is healthy and beautiful one, perfect in
every respect, save the absence of the arm
referred to.-Al6aay (Ne,O York) KnScker.
booker.
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TOE RICHMOND. NORFOLK AND CITY POINT
j. Tho sidewhecl steamships
HATTEENS, Captsn Alev snder. Every Saturday,
ALBFMARLf, Captain Bourne. ...... Every "Wednesday
AZ ~ NJ, from per rs North vrr giving through hls
adn Sc. to all points the Seaboad Railroad and u
connections
LIVING sToN, FOX A co, Agents. ss Liberty street.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FoR INDIAN GOODS.

DErAarxESr ov THE rsrswlos,
w.smse1 Ss,1 S 2, k Ssp,nS s,siif ss
y Sc aafr
& "a = s:,.,ss ';StS:
'H II. P s Sss
400 pair pit white Bankeis oOIis inchas % weigh =
a5s pair ~ p white Blankets ros inches 70 weigh
so pair IL IT white Blankets $3.50 inehes weigh ~
pair sp.. scsre. Blankets. sor7s inches % ws'sAs
pair q. scarlet Blankets s4rss inchsa 70 weigh
40 pair pit. green Blankets soz7a inches, 70 weigh
2oo pair p, Indigo Blus Banhsss scr7a inches y,
$50 pair ~ pr Indigo Bus BLANKETS, Nrcs nshsa p
io5 pair is pt Indigo Bfus blankets, Ssrss ,nshsa .
crorus. fEsasS 91 "A DOMESTIC.
500 wards Fancy Liat Hue Cloth;
500 500 yards ysT: s. sss IL f sls. e css
1000 y''d' Sill 81 ffas's. DRsP sooDa
% % p p9Snas d Heasa Thread Thread
5b.oO6 Yards Blue Drilling
SS Ss y yaTs s sss s,r Ps n.a rssns
s scSS yards ysrds s ssssr saiinea
Soo yards Hickory shirtins
S@o irris c' shirts. sn'r''"s
FOURTH CLAss-HARDwARE
100 dozen bes. AIes, from 70 " pousds No.
io DOZEN hes, cast Steel Hair from y possaA
IocS Camp. Kettles. assorted .sses.
800 dozen Tin Fans. and quart in equal quantities
'' lob dozen iron rsels. Spoons.
Sss:" s:sfis. s.. s.. safs '''
samples o, III articles forwarded % ~. sses wiA
the proposals. and the goods furnished 70 BE- equal In a
No bids for Iess sban an entire psss
All ss,scs farn shed under contract VIII ss ricdy ~
speed And compared WITH hs .a ss By an
= may IL any rssysc fall conform sample.
sns oilers s~a Y o. ss he i requires rs quality vsn
days; that be not done they viii b purchased a. ~
fsyssn, yll b mad. for s,oa. r.ss,,.a 2. inycsss
Of q vi. .r :. nsss As 70 s IT Is.
g aS s ssse Or s T r.s s .s ss . .sss
rl.ssd 4 ,ss option y y. d,gsr,m.ns
70 comply with the requirements Of former contrast viii
No propcssl win be considered thu. does no, msiorts
,hsreof a. act forth 10 the above schsdue with e pcsv
S s. py
So pris I'D amount. sn' BE- % .vsn without 'ny mods
frSposss .Soaid s. saGniisd - he following rorrr
raj Sssss Iags:, ss as:
ng ss ne ea fsrss ~ % s tho
NJ =. Indicated tho nrs paragraph o. .hs sdys
tnenet said articles to be deliverable ether o.
York or st. Lous the Comrnissoner Of Indian
elect before the 10Th of February nrst 49,"
N ihis proposal be accepted will, within ave
thereafter accordingly and ys
Commissioner Of Indian Anen VT nv
faithful performance ~ the same" a. a..
Each proposal mus; Re accompanies by ausrs"r ~
following form, be signed by two rcsponsos prrnns
who.e sufcency must be certified W uni'sa S"'' 'ss
District Attorney. -. 49,. A.
1--WE hereby con Jointly .everslly gnsrsntco tnst W
above bidder hdderrl ~ cpuacf sns ~ sNsrusa ~
him Cor ,hem according 70 ~. Coo thsr, % ~, x.
srcury for Ls fshfu psrormshcs q hs ssss a. pr.
proposals fpoans
dated Norers~r ~ lss and Inc even, q his or their,
failure so 10 hereby sgec and PING ourselves our
United states damages nm nos ass, nan n''eea per
bonds VIII required IN The amount q ne pa Tor the
,e,,es vbe.e su1rssrcy eerAled 10 by Uniisa
states Jrdse or District Arorney. LEWIsv. B00Y,
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pAwSIn9EEEf sALB-wATCHEs A AZ sEwEiRy.
VIII sell lis day 18th, II O'Clock ~ Nc Is Chatham
street. en- lots above comprising Gold rnf silver Hunting
gh.ins pismend yswsiry Pins Rings Essrns. ssesse.
Casses Guns rsto 10, &C., well worthy the attention 81
dealers By order Of =. n ~. simpson Chatham sire-
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OYSTER SHELLS WANTED. PROPOSALS. WILL m
~ received by underugsi for 10 o bushels o. oys8
nav Railroad Port Monmouth, n o. OF AZ Lsre branGb
Address y. ~. bcx II ross once Nsw r~h
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SALES ar AUCTION.

DAwNBROKRR's sALE-rHIs DAY, AT II O'CLOCK
i JAMES AGAR VIII sell. st SO New Bewery, Coats
Vests and Pants; also Dresses, OoAks Shaws Blankes
Quilts Under 0arments and . variety Of other Goods
II. BARNARD. u Third avenue
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e absve .ram.rs win b offered for sale 81 public
uon on kAIuRDAY December 8 led q i2o,clcea noon
the MerchaDts' Exchange, Trinity bundnGa ~ JOHN H.
DRAPER co, Auctioneert. = =
~ TfF9siwsy, New yorB, peDEtv ~ ltA
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NEWSPAPERS.
DIcKESs' CHRISTMAS STORY 49, 50
= i''a'iiissssa fd 4 ~ iw Sh czs S1sk SUM-
rHR AssAssIS's HAND.
HORRIBLE MURDERS
AVN
BRUTAL GRIMES
DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN
POUR FEMALE pIcKrocKErs.
ILLUSTRATED.
MOODY DUEL AT MIDNIGHT
,IIusrnAnn
SCANDAL AT A THEATRE.
LOVERS TErE-A-rETE liz THE STAGE BOX
ISrASrtciDE AND ABORTION.
GUILTY WIVES AND FATTuLEss BESEDIcTs.
THE MERCHANT AND TIE coUgTEzAy.
rLocersG SCHOOL GIRLS.
nIunAnp
HAN OK THE BACK or A RoBBER.
nIrnnAryp.
TERRIBLE SCENE IN 4 sRorHEL.
AssIGxArroN xysrEnrEs.
oUTRAcEs on HELPLESS woxASHooD.
oouRTEzAS ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT A RIVAL.
INTERESTING COURT NEWS. &C. a..
ASK FOR
UNITED STATES POLICE GAZETTE.
FOR SALE ny SRwsDEALERs EVERYWHERE.
DENTISTRY.
4 wARDEp FIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n price,; beautiful Glnsoype Teeth. ses $40 upwards;
t al,ias ss''n gold B. D.s
irls srcsdwsy, near fhir'ie'h street
A RTIFicrAL TEETH o TO SIS; Beautiful sErs
f.s and Tr'r.,ea whoa, is.si pam Pure Pns snd
Ssn, .ss SIN sn .v sRssr WARRANTED On
"a prI.Iourrr-I. pRocEss NINE TRErH tx.
through Improved method OF nhailng nitrous g1iie
vfEoS's, rs Sixth svsnu. -
ArTEE ANgsTnEric AND DENTAL INSTITUTE,
s ssoadvs s.r zen, a and a. arsny
pure nitrous oxide Endorsed BY both medical and
SIT MADE IN THREE HoURs-ssTs. Win
sppe.ranseShesp sst aaralss Gum .sss aor sesay
Der sct posss.sps sdTsnsss. o. rubber dursy q
Foa kopaymsn, any cas-. unless perfect sai.
.s@n.se d saoat err. sSsys gwen
@ M s s " Ss nsa
nrs, and Twenty secoud'strssa Gut this out
A BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH, % TO SHALL
"A orcrau9ps q dens,sy sslfuly Bert9rnsd All work
nue. Twep iy eighth street
CoLTov DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
~ make spcc.s'ty Of the 81 Nitrous Oxide Gas and
administer n the only way which uniformly destroy. pain
We have given aero psaeni< Come hcadqaar
isrA Oncc 10 Cooper Institute
nR MARTRLr. SURGEON DENTIST. 6ss SIXTH Av.
Jss f.. ssrss ~, es'T: uS. s Teeth q
With Nitrous OXIDE oas without palm
nsTRopIAsTfc FILLTS0s FOR RESTORING TEETH
~ IN every stage Of decay 10 their original shape beauty
and sountness without pain; 1900 testimonials. rroprs-
tors rooms ~ East Fourteenth street.
PROFESSIONAL LrBERALITy.-rHK NEW YORK
II College ~ Dentistry has now opened fts inhruary and
Laboratory tho public FIFTH Of Twea
secoud street Operations arc performed the mouth
snd Artificial Teeth Inserted under the direction Of srper
encsd charge. Those who need The ser
Vices Of dentt and afford pay FOR them are In.
vtted 70 this ip6fituton ELEAZAR rARMLY,
@- " SMITH DODGE.
Nn. n. pwINELLB.
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A LBI.RT p wALDRoN, AucTroNEER, s46 BROAD
n way--BlLANDT WALDRON will sell ~ auction this
day. at II O'clock second hand Furniture removed for
OF SALE and embracing the usual variety found
In dwellings, also Fancy Goods White and tlray Blankets;
also Rosewood Piano by Geo stock; fine nsrnnent
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sAL0D AT AUCTION. -. .s -
A uCTIoN NorICE.-R r hAzELIs AUCT1oSEER
n FRIDAY. DEC ~
FREScA ANfs s nAHIREx8y FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, .
China PARIAN AND BISQUE WAR;,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
MRERscHAGM PIPES AND BOWLS, &C.
~ r. 7. BAzELL CO.,
Auctioneers, 81 C0rtlandt ttreet
4 uCTToN NOTTCE.--SAMUEL WYNN Co.. AUG
a TinNEEIss 900 WORTH OF
naGNIFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ATPIiBLIC AUCTION, ON THIS DAY (T1IURSDAY).
Sale commencing At llB O'Clock at the elegant Ave
story brown mansion No. ~ West sixteenth street,
between Fifth aud Sixth avenues.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
covered brocate aud Etagees, Bookcase
Centre Tables, Turkish Reclining Chairs Soas, Encog
Cabinets Velvet. Brussels Carpets, Pier Mantei
rois Lace Curtains OH Paintings by eminent artists
Artistic bronzes magnificent Panoforte, Stool,
Cover. Music stand Books rosewood and walnut Dressing
Bureaus edstesd Wardrobes suite, style xiv;
Hair, Spring Mattresses, Blankets sheets Clock Vases
Chapdellers Hastand, Stair Carpet; Extension Table
Buffet elegant sets China, Crystal Ruby Glassware: Silver
Casters Spoons. Fureens Sayers Qinner Tea Service
Table Sn,sss Linen Sofas Chairs Shades Also Bs.s
persons 10 attendance pack and the goods
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DRoFEssIONAL LrBERALITy.-THE NEW YORK
College ~ Dentistry has opened ts nhrmarv and
Laboratory 20 tho public on Ffth svsnue Of fwea-
Artificial Teeth Inserted under the direction on srperi
sncsd Dentists without charge Those who need The
vices 81 dentist ana cannot suori " for them In
vited 70 this ipsfltuhon. ELEtZAR PARMLY,
- 49, y, SMITH DODGE.
Wn. H. pWINELLB
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ngTRoPrAsTfc FrLLTH0s FOR RESTORING TEFTH
~ every stage OF decay 10 their original shape beauty
and without pain; 1900 iestmonis fropris
tors rooms ~ East Fourteenth street.
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CHERIrrs SALE
STOCK AND FIXTURES
RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER,
VIII positively sell this day (fhursday) at II O'Clock the
teenth street and FIRST consisting Of Teas sugars
Spices Soap Flour &c; also Horse Wagon and Harness.
!. CoRsxLL. Deputy sheriff. JOHN KELLY. Sheri9.
CHERIFFs sALE-HoRsEs- WALTERS.
~ Auctioneef will sell Friday, at II O'clock At Lees
other Horses John KELLY, Sheriff.
WILLIAM DUNLAP Deputy
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coAsTwIsr STEAMSHIP

IDAcITIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l. THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING UNITED sTA1RS NAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
essners pier A. North ver foot OF Canal
II O'Clock. follows
Dec .f-RIsN9 STAR Captain T. A. HArrfs connecting
with MONTANA. Captain Sutton.
Dec. si-OCEAN .QUEgH, Captain -. connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain Csvsrly.
All departures touch at hcspuco ,ose OF ist and sss
Panama with for south Pacific ports;
ist and h for Central American pcrs asd those Of is
touch n Manxanilio.
Departure Of iith each month connects with the new
limo from Pauams Australia and Now Zealand.
Steamer OF Dec H. 1866 will with the crst steamer
q The copanys China ne leaving San Francisco jan !.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adsit Medicines and
attendance free.
passaFe tickets and all further information apply st
the Office the wharf, foot Of Canal STREET North river,
New York y. X HOLMAN, Agent
, 1866-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
TO ASSOCIATED E

LONDON, Tuesday, Noon, Sept. IL
The Times Paris letter, published to-day,
says hat the Emperor Macmillan is
expected to return home from Mexico to
Europe by every steamer.
MADRID, Tuesday Morning, Sept. IL
The EStafeHe of to-day says that the
French troops must be withdrawn from
Mexico with the almost caution, unless
amicable relations are previously esta-
blished with President Juarez.
VIENNA, Tuesday morning Sept. IL
The Austrian Minister Of Marine has
ordered the Adriatic fleet now at Trieste,
to proceed to Halo and Flume. The
Austrian Naval Stations are 10 be dis
armed.
BERLIN, Tuesday morning, Sept. IL
The Committee Of the Chamber Of De-
puties persist in the design of reducing
the amount Of the loan which the Co
vernment asks authority to obtain by the
issue Of treasury notes, from 60 TO
10000, 900 thalers. The Minister of
Finance has protested against such re-
duction, and expressed the hope that the
Chamber would pass the Bill in its ORR
ginal form.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, (noon) Sept. H.
The anxiety as to the British grain crops
is increasing. The weather is very wet,
and prices are higher in all the markets.
Breadstuffs higher.
Provisions steady.
Consols 899.
5.2O's III.
New York, Sept. ~.
Gold 146 3-8.
, 1866-10-02
q. AVl s,

about to be armed entirely with carbines
of American manufacture. Agents of the
Government are about to leave for the
United States to contract for their man
ufacture.
BERLIN, Sept. ia report is current
in Government circles that the King of
Prussia has decided 10 place the Prince
Royal Of Prussia over the kingdom of
Hanover as Viceroy, and that his High
ness will soon take up his residence at
the Palace in the city of Hanover.
VIENNA, Sept. ia decree has been
issued by the Emperor ordering the
whole Austrian army to be placed under
a peace-footing. ~
Gold 145.
, 1866-10-02
VERY LATEST.

New York, Sept. 10, P. MA TorOn-
to, C. W., despatch dated to-day, Cana
dian papers charge the United States
Government as responsible for the Feni-
an trouble, and demand that England
should declare war, if the FenianS are
not suppressed.
A complete armament of Armstrong
field guns, to equip two batteries Of Vo-
Iunteer Militia, are on the way from
England.
Government will purchase 1000 horses
Immediately for the use of the Hussars
and Cavalry.
, 1866-10-02

Several journals of Berlin
that NJ. de Bismarck, who was honored
with the title Of count at the conclusion
of the wal against Denmark, is about to
receive new distinctions from his sover-
eign. He will, it is said, be named Duke
de Lauenberg, with an appanage which
ought certainly to be very considerable
if it bear any proportion to the extent of
territory which the prime minister is at
this moment anneXing to Prussia.
, 1866-10-02

and Mrs. Trefry, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Handfeld, N. Purcell, Mrs. Siltzers, Mrs
Lowell Thursby, Captain Moore (63rd
Regiment), Messrs. G. Treffry (63rd Re-
giment,) Reginald Trefry, j.. Lyme,
Jowett, J. Sitter, &c.
The brides cake was appropriately
decorated with Danish flags, aud the
Danish colours were tastelully displayed
insthe ~favours and bouquets.
Immediately after breakfast the happy
couple left for the Isle Of Wight.
, 1866-10-02
New YORK, Sept. IL, PM.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1.-THE Sui
tan Of Turkey, impressed with the i'm
portance of being in diplomatic Inter
course with the U. States, has decided to
establish an embassy at the American
capital. In accordance with this decision,
the sublime Porte is about selecting an
influential member of his Government 10
proceed to Washington as Minister resi-
dent and plenipotentiary to Turkey.
1t is reported that in consequence of
the successful results of the recent trials
ofsAmerican small arms by the military
commission appointed for that purpose
by the Porte, that the Turkish army is