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THE TEACHERS CoNvENTIoN.-Qui
a number of gentlemen who hati not
heard of the postponement of the
Teachers Convention, arrived here
yesterday, and called at our office.
After consultation they concurred,
without an exception, in the propriety
postponing the convention until the
22d of October, when they propose
returning. In the meantime we in
yite to our columns, communica-
tions from professional teachers and
others interested in the subject OF
education.
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

The Memphis Avalanche has been
still further enlarged, and is now the
biggest as it is one of the best papers
on the continent
Judge Bullock, presiding Judge of
the County Court at Natchez, Miss,
has decided the State law denying col
ored persons the right to carry arms
to be violation of the provision of
the State Constitution requiring the
Legislature to pass laws for the pro-
lection of the persons and property of
freedmen, and therefore void
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

1t will be seen by our dispatches
that the Atlantic cable of last year was
recovered Sunday morning, 700 miles
from Hearts Content Upon being
spiced with the cable on board the
Great Eastern, the news was sent to
Valencia Bay, Ireland, and from there
transmitted over the new cable to this
continent The cable was recovered
Sunday morning at forty minutes past
four o'clock, and information of the
fact was received at our Office Sunday
night. Thus in a few days we will
have two cables across the Atlantic,
when the tariff for dispatches will,
doubtless, be very materially reduced.
Three cheers for the Atlantic Cable,
and three times three for Cyrus W.
Field
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BY THE CABLE To THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

VIENNA, Sept. 3-3 p M.-The Austrian
Government has issued orders for a reduc-
tion of the army to peace footing, and the
work has already commenced
1t is said that Count Bismark is endeayor-
ing to form an alliance between Prussia,
Austria and Russia
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Anerican Five-twentys
are quoted at 7341
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Voice of the Cholera.

l am coming am coming
Like a vulture for its prey
And my sable wing viii hover,
Like pail above each day.
1 will gather l win gather
Meath my dark and bloody wings,
The fairest, lovelest, dearest,
OF all terrestrial things.
The crape shall be suspended
Ger each treshold that l see
And the hearts that 1 leave bleeding
shall morsel be for me.
o. l am coming / am coming
Prepare We soon the way
Make We ready shroud and coffin;
Set the grave-spade in the clay
And the hearses get We resdy,
These are all that you VIII need;
For l come upon mission
OF the quickest, hveiiest speed.
Not an hour viii accord You,
For vain pomp, and empty show
For 1 make all cities desolate
Wherever I choose TO 60
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1t will be seen by a circular in
another column, from the Treasury
Department, addressed to Gov. Hum
phreys, that an order for the discon-
tinuance Of the collection of the direct
tax in Madison county was given in
the early part of last month.
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The interesting story of ''Elmsville
and its Hospital viii be concluded to-
morrow, and will be found complete
in our Weekly edition of same date.
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Important to the Citizens of Madison
County.
DEPARTMENT,
Aug. 23. 1866

Aug. %, 1850
Sir: / am directed by the Secretary to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter en-
closing petition of citizens of Madison
county, Miss, for discontinuanee of collec-
tions under the Direct Tax Law and to
state in reply that an order for such discen-
tinuance was given in the early part of the
present month.
am, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, W e. CHANDLER,
Assistant Secretary
To His Excelleney, Benz. G. Humphreys,
Governor, etc, Jackson, Miss
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Thousands in the West place their
they are aware that it secures health to fami-
lies who dwell in unhealthy districts, and
that those thus situated who do not use it
fall sick from the effects of bad water and
bad air Il
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R. RLEaKrv Co

w WnoLIESALE I GROCERS, Cotton Factors
ea go ana commission Merchants, Nos 80, 9o'
d,..s ~, ana q 64 Poydras Street, corner of Po!-
.-s anu Iehoupitoulas streets, New Orleans
soas An Cotton consigned to us will receive the per
the bonse ~ on OF Mr. j. F. Girault, Qormery W.T. W.
;t uuse OF Wright Allen) who is specially charged
A mat department of our business
will, r. g.. GEO O. SEBASTIAN IA
niends. Jan 2dly'
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NEW ORLEANS CARPET HOUSE,

AS ........"..... Chartres ST. .............. ~
w Il have received within the last thirty
a Gays full assortment of the latest pal
erns OF Velvet, Brussels. Tanestrv. three pack
ages Ingrains, Venetians, Dutch Wool and
i1;p me;lnp Carpeting; also, Floor Oil Cloth Of all
Gdu Wluths and qualities, White Checkered ana
Toc9 Toc Mating, Window Shades, Hair, Cloth
Tabie and Piano Covers.
mar29djanl. a. DnoesEAU Il co.
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gsyHF ABOVE BOOKS ARE PR1N TED,
L Eiectrotvped and Bound in LousVllle,
kentucky. Their mechanical beauty is not
excelled by any books of the KIND nov
published in the United states, ana we ash
comparison with any books in existence, rs re-
CARDS the quality ofmatter they contain Ihey
are being rapidly adopted into Schools IN ma all
parts of the South. AS evidence OF the estlma1 :
ton in which they are held, we append lew oi
the endorsements recently received
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Remember that in the Red Jacket
Bitters are combined the best tonics of the
vegetable kingdom, with the pure essence
of wheat and rye, the mildest Of all stimu-
lants, and that it is therefore safe medicine
when all ordinary tincruTes and all unnedi-
Gated excitants would be pernicious.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cholera Remedies.

rvpEcrr 70 eo North the first of october
I Ell Eli Eli undertake to sell limited num-
har a,,9 of tirst-cIass upland and valley plan'a-
Parties desiring osel can write fa me and fair
Jackson or Grenada dS ana sg tbe character of the
;nonroRments, condition of the fencing &eThe nc
GIVE the numbers of the land, and sta'e 'n0
price and terms of payment ,nuEps
sep4dSwlm. "M- l. -
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From Rev C. NJ. EvERHURr, in the Church

From Rev. q. Nj. EvERHURT, in the Church
Intelligencer, Charlotte, n. c., March l5, 1866 /:
| ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ETC-We are in
depted to the author for copy of this admira-
bic treatise. Wehave looked through il with
some degree of care, and unhesitatingIy pro-
nounee IL the best Algebra for schools we
ever saw. In years gone by, we taught the
Mathematics; and claim still right to speak
| for or against Mathematical publications. We
examined the book as a teacher, and not as an
editor. The features to which we were most
! attracted, were
Ist. The progressive character of the trea-
tise. Not that every elementary work on
science is otherwise than progressive, but we
mean that from the merest rudiments the au-
thor develops each principle by CARRYING along
those preceding. In plain words, every step is
so fashioned, that the next is reached from
sheer necessity. The pupil is forced up by
constantly aecumulating principles with which
ne IS made familiar. This is done, by the sim.
pie references in connection with every rule, to
proceeding truths and demonstrations
Tne next feature particularly attractive is
the simplicity of language and extraordinary
clearness of style. The definitions are unen-
numbered with obscurities and cbstructions
The idea Is always conveyed with clear di
rectness that must commend itself to every edu
Gator. All the demonstrations and exalnnIeS
as well as the definitions, are perspicuous and
not '.far-fetched"
A 3df eature that we like is the arranga,no.4
Ono fact cUIlows the other in natural sugges
tive order As an Algebraic treatise il covers
the whole ground OF that portion taught in our
Schools and Academies more thoroughly
scientifically and practically than any other
work known to us.
The work is admirably got up. by John
Morton-a noble and true man, as well as a
frst-class publisher
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The atmosphere of love is a pure,
sweet breath This desideratum is one of
the results of using Sozodont, which not
only invigorates and preserves the teeth,
but renders the mouth as fragrant as rose.
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

Our dispatches of yesterday indicate
that the cholera and yellow fever is on
the increase in New Orleans.
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

The Superintendent of the Southern
Express Company has our thanks for
sundry Small favors
The Daily clarion., 1866-09-04

We direct public attention to the
official notice in our columns as to the
time and places designated in the
Second Collection District, for the
purpose of weighing and marking
cotton under the internal revenue laws.
The several papers specified are re-
quested to copy, and send bill as in
dicated.
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~oTTON FACTORS, FORWARDlNG
and General Commission Mefchah's'
- 60, S+raet NEW ORLEANS.
We will make liberal cash advances ON con-
sienments in hand; will furnish our
With bagging and rope. Particular attenttoh i',i
given TO flling orders produce, etc sep2ofni'
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NEW
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nACCO8fl
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At the abe
mortlnent Q
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such ! other
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scripaons
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PYERsoN s. CO.

NANUFACTU and JOBBERs Of
WI LO Il ii / \ G.,
294 Broadway, NEW YORK
and % Magazine street, NEW ORLEANS
June 26-d-3m.
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LEVY s. RoMPET,

25 Charities st IS
NEW ORLEANS La,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers III Fancy
i and Furnishing Goods, Braids, Stationery
Perfumery, etc, etc.
Country dealers requested 10 come and msptJ
our stock which they will find OF the largest and
most varied in the ety mar22danl
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I,ate Of Na JOHN + CASEY, WILLIAM t hAL
9y. ~,r-9y. Late of St.Louis, heh'U'-
SadH OWETH IA CIV a. CO.,

,oMMiss1sbN MERCHANTS, Dealers u
Lard sssf Rope and Twine, Pork, Bacon, on'
a,.an, beel gFlour, and Western Produce gen
Psrsc 40. 70, Grayier Street, New Ore,a,5' Ss,.
attention given to the percnase OF l,SITd
--s-ssaf1ise and Groceries for the country Jsni'4
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From RI Rev W NJ. GREEN, Bishop OF
Mississippi, Columbus:
81 am greatly pleased with the Readers, ana
am glad to see nothing of that peculiar spirit
which has generally distinguished such publ
cations from the Northern press"
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]. A. LUM.
II. :. F.,'lz erson, Dune"n MeLsurIuSr
~ Dri-4us Brandon Mis-,
V.IF EIIo- IT 71I17Iot4I M
FuI.KERSoN s McLAURIN

TtOTTON FACTORS, Commission and For
u war,line Merchants, No. II Union street.
oct4.G3. NEW ORLEAN>
,sS-C. nlc14At'f;I%. Aaent.
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"SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE
D.sipoinaIs.f na;oo

May %, 1861
John l.. Morton Il CO.-Gentlemen: [ re.
ceived, about ten days ago, a copy of Towne's
Arithmetic, accompanied by request from
you, that should give the work careful ex
animation. havejust finished reading it; and
am much pleased with it. If l had receiyedi it
before publishing our course of study for next
term, should have adopted it as the Arith-
metie of this institution. 1t is my intention
to Introduce it after next term, and hope / to
see it III every school in the country within the
next year. THOS S GATHRIGHT
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April IL, 1866
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CHI. RAYMOND.

t'uRNITURE Dealer, No, 81, Royal street
u errner of Bienville, New Orleans,
n,ure Of the latest style, which he ofers fer sale or
'eASonaois terms. mar22dtisnl
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wAvERLY HOTEL,

Corner Camp and POydras street, New Orleans
pY MRS. ID. GRANT, who would respect
- fully inform her old friends IN Alisss
sippi, and the public generally, that she is still
prepared to furnish good fare ana pleasah
rooms on the most reasonable terms. A share
of public patronage solicited. je20d]
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-sOFFICE OF SUPT. OF PUB. SCHOOLS
New Orleans, June 10. 1864 /

OFFICE u. SCHOOLS.f
New Orleans, June 10, 1866 |
VIM. Evelyn, Esq.-My Dear Sir: have
examined. at different times, and with eonsid-
erable care, Townes Arithmetic, copy of
which you were kind enough to send me. Inmy
opinion it is one of the best school books have
met with. In the arrangement of its parts. in
the clearness of its definitions of general prin-
ciples, and in the charactar of the examples to
illustrate those principles-in its admirable ra-
tionae-in its size, finish, and in all the ele-
ments of text book, or Arithmetic for Interme-
diate and Grammar Schools, it seems to me to
possess unusual excellence.
Can you inform me if the author designs to
prepare series of textbooks on Arithmetic?
with primary and second part, calling the
present work part third. the series would be
well adapted for use in the Public Schools of
New Orleans and other cities.
Yours truly,
VIM. c. RAYNS
Supt. p. s., New Orleans
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From l. n. URNER, President Mississippi
College, Clinton
1--WE have been using the Goodrich Series OF
Readers, six in number, III our preparatory
department for some years, and are much
pleased with them. >
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Copies of any of the above works will be sent
by mail, postage paid, to teachers and school
officers, for examination with view to intro
ducton. Specially fauorabze terms gcfIl he
made TO such parties, and they are invited To
correspond freely with the Publishers
Our books are for sale in ouantitv NV
STEVENS SEYMOUR, Commors St. by s. n.
GoETZEL, Magazine ST., by j. FLEMING. Mapas
zine St, New Orleans; by j. Fl. RANDAII.
PUTNAM & MALONE, and 7. s. BIDGOoD.
and by booksellers generally throughouf the
South. 'As
JOHN P. MORTON & CO..
sep4d6Wim- Louisville, Ky.
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John Tyler, Jr., on the Philadelphia
Convention.

John Tyler, Jr., on the Philadelphia
Convention.
Below we give letter from Mai.
John Tyler, of Virginia, to the Rich
mond Enquirer, relative to the late
action at Philadelphia. 1t is another
evidence that the most distinguished
statesmen of the country are all one
way of thinking:
SOC GRACE ST, Aug. 20, 1866.
To tie Editor Of tie Enquirer
Dear Sir-You asked me on Satur-
day to express to you my views of the
proceedings of the Philadelphia Con
vention. This morning an old friend,
who happens to be now in the city,
furnished me with copy of letter l
wrote In March last which, in single
sentence, sets forth my thoughts as
they have been and are on the subject,
and l place it at your disposal for
what it may be worth.
a Very Respectfully, yours,
JOHN TYLER, JR.
RICHMOND, VA, March 26, 1866.
My Dear SIR =
In respect to political matters, |
have to say in few words, that it
seems to me, in the line of all history
associated with civil convulsions, re-
dictionary movement has commenced
in this country, but how long to last,
and to what extent to be successful in
the restoration of constitutional prin-
ciple and the resubstantiation of civil
liberty, time alone can determine 1t
may, however, be safely predicted that
it will continue to gather strength,
more and more until the present party
in the ascendency is overthrown. In
view of this movement, / should say
the wiser course would be to consider
all party lines as eXtlnguished for the
time being, and to unite together on
the same platform all conservative ele-
ments belonging to past organizations,
in connection with those now assOcia-
ted with the policy of President John
son In this manner President John
son would be enabled to discover the
power upon which he could rest his
administration, the South would come
to occupy a prominent position in the
movement as necessary to its success
and with johnson himself as its can
didate for the Presidency in 1868, mil
itary precedent and rule would be
brought to a termination in the coun-
try, and peace and prosperity be re-
stored.
| have the honor to be,
Yours, very truly,
JOHN TYLER, JR.
III = " " Miller. ST. .Iosenh's s. Mo.
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From THOMAS 5. GATHRIGHT, Principal
Summeryille Institute
The Goodrich Readers, edited by Noble
Butler, and Buffers Grammars, have been ex-
amined by Professor John NJ. Puttick and my
self, and wei have no hesitation in pronouncing
them good books-all you say of them and all
your house publishes of them. They will be
adopted as textbooks in this institution |
am particularly pleased with the Sixth Reader
for the use of advanced classes in schools and
academies. I regard
one lesson in the Fifth Reader, worth the price
of a full set. | allude to the one OH newspaper
advertisements.
THOMAS ). GATHRIGHT.
A pTil IL. 1866.
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IN THE
CITY OF LOUISVILLE,
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 24, 1866.
Under the direction of A Lobdell and he assures
the public that it will be well worthy of their at
tendance as the best musical talent in the country


CaptaI cap cash cash git in greenbacks. $40 600
Capital cash gift, in American gold - / 000
Sh % go Siet ~ =; sIoehpacks- ks-------------.- 300
Sh go go -; ~ sIoenpaeKs- Ks----------------- 300
Ge1ts gold hunting cased watches g. chains, $500
Silver American hunting -cased watches 37SS
nasiahIa hiidi IHase anu iOt 5000
San a+oi hs Iols IN city OF Louisville 5000
HPorsa % hn1p % S oS' anu a carflage---------- 1900
Sniandi5 fss55Syii t.iiu nainess-- 1000
Ma0ni+;ar+ ~; i1tllI:age.------- 500
MaSniacant nan 1iSAeIing rosewood pianos 300
Pop3nIar saTr;n $50 1 o1u ineiodeons 600
Snperh gi1,arS -n@ohAues- es----------------- 800
= /
LADIES and gents diamond pins and rinos o6S
Cash solid isvas sSiu guard-chains: 224O
plated ware, opera glasses fine gold nens
gold and silver thimbles, photograb al.
buns: buns: IAL cutlery, photographs of dis
tnguished persons music, &C. amonnt
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Henry Ward Beecher Approves
the Presidents Policy.
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PATENT COTTON TIE

DATENTED November 10, 1865. For ssle
n by r. BLEAKLEY n Co..
Corner Poydras Il Tchoupitoulas sts.,
jan2-1y n. Orleans.
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From WM :. YOUNG, Principal Warren
Female Seminary, Nicksburg:
II have no hesitation i'll saying that IN my
opinion the Goodrich Readers are decidedly
superior to all other similar publications with
which 1 am acquainted, and this opinion is
backed by their use in my school in preference
to all rivals .
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From Rev J. B. HAAfBERLIN, Principal OF
Meridian Female College:
Il have been using your series OF Goodrich
Readers edited by Noble Butler, also Buffers
English Grammars, and ind them pre-elnln-
emily adapted TO our course of education in this
State"
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City Health Report.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept 8, 1865
Editor Clarion No case of cholera
has taken place since the first three
reported last week, and the city is per-
fectly healthy
d. n. BARRows, Mayor.
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OUR AGENTS q NEW ORLEANs.-Messrs Wharton
Sandclif and Messrs. Tararew e. Thompson are
to solicit and contract for advertising for the Clarion
in that city. a-@
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
GFSERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, Z
Water Valley, Miss Aug. 80, 1867
HNHE attention of travellers Is especlally III
yited 10 the facilities now offered by this
great line of railway, connecting the Empo-
RUINS of the South and North. The rolling
stock is in excellent order, and the comfort ol
passengers is consulted by offering them the
most luxurious sleeping cars now being bullt.
Those who may take this route, have the op-
tion at Humbolt, of two routes to the West or
North-one via Cairo, and the other via Men,
phis, Clarksville and Louisville, (railway re-
Gently completed and through tickets by
either route will soon be supplied, and can be
had at all the principal offices of this and the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
f. ID. FROST
General Superintendent.
r.. COLoUHoUN, Asst Supt. sept2dtf.
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+. McALLISTER. T..
mcALLIsrER s. McNAIR,

w THOLESALE GROCERS,
No "a Common Street, NEW ORLEANS
July II, d3m
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MULLER 81 PIAi,ET,


IMPORTERS of Straw, Millinery ana
Il eign Dry Goods. .,d
Stock constantly renewed by weekly sccess'-
the latest novelties in
STRAW B0NNEZS AND HATS, RIBBoNsr
RTZFTCZAL, FLOWERS AND SEAsOeAss,,
ISSUES TERMS LIRERAI spsa
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A. NJ. BOYD, LL0YDR. COLEMAN, W l. GRAHAM.
Memphis New Orleans Memphis
BOYD, COLEMAN & GRAHAM
- and Commission Merchants,
No. ~ Union ~, New Orleans, La.
Bagging, Rope and Plantation Supplies Fur.
nished.
The friends of JOHN NJ. PUTNAM, will md
him at our Office BC&G.
=, Refer to Col. w. II. Withers, MeSsrs. j. a l.
0feen, Col. j. l.. Power, jackson, Mi. aug9dlI
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S A Il d " I f. ! Il X,

OR NCE.NIKATED LYE-
1t will make 80 pounds ef,eXcellent llti u T. ahout
35 cents. Every housekeeper should have for
washing clothes scrubbing floors, cleansing pants,
&c. Every printer should have it for cleansing
type. Put up in sheet iron boxes with accompany
ing directions For sale at all Drug and Grocery
stores.
j. MEAD Il co,
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NEW ORLEANS, June I6, 1866

NEW ORLEANS, June l6, 1866.
nave associated with me in nv Commercial
mouse In this City, Messrs. McKinne Il Co.
hazeihurs Miss, and Messrs. Adkins, Dun
naln nam q Co, Apalaehicola, Fla, and will con
unue the Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission business under the style and hrra OF
Merritt, Dunhnm. lEcKimnen & 90,
l.. NJ. MERRITT.
T. heierrlng to the above we solicit for our New
house house the patronage of our friends. Our be'I
aItentlon will be given to the sale of Cotton
anu anu other produce, and to the purchase of We
TERN supplies, Groceries and other merchandise
Liberal advances will be made on consign-
llents TO our friends in New York, Boston
London, Liverpool and Glasgow
MERRlTT, DUNHAM, McKIN NELL Il CO.
AZ Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
June Both, 1866-6m.
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From Rev JOHN HUNTER, superintendent
Public Schools, jackson:
''The trustees Of the public schools held
meeting some days ago, and decided unaniln-
ously TO introduce the series of Readers, edited
by Noble Butler, as the best within their knoWl-
edge. They will be introduced, together with
Buffers Grammars at the beginning of next
session.
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BUTLER, TERRY * CO.

EOTTON FACTORS and General Commi,
- sion Merchants,
No. 81 Poydras Street, New Orleans,
Front Office, Up Stairs. apL3dly
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Making a total of

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a. Inc greatest care has been used in the selec+io -
% cue srfIees from which the ticketholders viii re-
SelVe Inelr gifts Many of the watches bo,a II 49, lo
Do9Sht IN this city of c. P Barnes under th P
ohar ana to whom patrons referred The
and some nave Deen bought in this city
Mi % appolnted by the tckethoders present t
stnuIe the gifts of which complete Ist vii TO 70
t pupnshe1 I'm mmedlately, and copy sent to eI ~ 10
patron Parties will be informed Of what Gifts tb
are are to as soon after the concert s hey
' eney wiz De given to the persons enfitad tha
TO upon presenting their tickets entitled there
Price of TycLo.
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From A d. MCNOY and p. l.. DARLING,
Principals of Classical School, Columbus:
THE Readers are not surpassed by any pub
lished, being composed of the choicest and most
appropriate selections, interesting to the pu-
pill, and free fIom any objections. They are
just the books to place in the hands OF our
Southern pupils.''
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sYKES & CoNLY.

SUCCESSORS TO MURPHY, SYKES CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
w No. . Carondelet street, New Orleans,
n-Y- Solicit consignments oil Cotton and Gen,
ordered, and give special attention to orders
for purchases Jan21-ly.
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
CORNER DELORD AND NEW LEvEE 81

The NOVELTY IRON WORKS GorHerg t5s
es.aonshmant of Patterson e. MCCAIN HAVING, On
patterns of over twenty years accumulation sun rs
nano, and in excellent preservation parties er
casIng OF the same without any charge for psns.or
mnS5dtJsn1 w. GOLDING, ProPHe--