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cent with vszT few excepuons At ve per cent. Priue
discounts cu11eut as 90 per CENT but othez xraAes
arc dnll+
oovKnsnHsr.
Government stocks remain n1m on 1-s1 notss f;o,d
bonds wesk On old aud strong On new 5srs,
GoLD.
Gold weak and loHH On reports that the Goye1nntnt
y selling 10 obtain funds for the payment Of the inter
est On the 1st szies Of s, which falls due Thursday
nt1t. and amounts TO tloesoeoo. 1t closed at tssx
cash.
sz1nLEo K1caAsaE
Ftchangs dull, aud last Transactions 1t 1o7N TO,
FEfRoLxCx.
Petroleum stocks active and market generally hIxh
er. tBeunehof aud P1thole, $l35; Clinton. g. 3e
Forest Co. &c !; Frederick SC; New York md New
ark 80; Palnef. fs.5a: Pet. Consolidation, sc; Be.
nehof Kun. als.a3s Buchanan Farm. sse; Hez.r
Eso: Bradley. SIC; Bunker Hill. $50; Hail Mctt,u
iocf t9se; Manhattan s5so: Oh Creek. 3 81: Sor,h
tgn Light $50; Oceanic, 4oe; Pithole Greek. 500
Shade River, $50; Webster. ooc.
MINING s7orxs.
Hope. gold. $50: Quartz Hill, Sis: Guunel,
gold. sl-!c; Smith PzFulee, slL7s: Waikiki, FLO,
DEF GOODS.
The market for Domestic goods u stronger, apd
prices OF Cotton goodA show manifest Improvement
with little more activity. The demand from the in
te1or u ntful, and comes from particular location,
but there is no general noyemeLt towards the city
and Is not likely to be for several weeks un1ess there
should bt promise Of an early spring.
1he market has been less active curing the week rot
foreign than Domestic goods, although for some de-
se11paons there Is An Increased demaud for d,sibu.
tton.
British Ard Continental Dress goods, Of medium
quality hive been IN fair request but thus far the de.
mand Tor eIpenaYe French fabrics hss been limited
Plain black aod colored Silks sell at mir tatcs.
The following arc the quotauoul nom rho Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown 6heettngs-Psclnc a. s1Hc: Pacific E. &c.
Hoop SktFtS-MtyeIs IIL~ X Inch tapes. 20 to 10
, 1866-02-12
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Address by II. T. Steele, Esq.

The Chicago Teachers Institute held regular
meeting on Saturday morning al the High School
building. The abundance Of teachers was quite
large, Superintendent J. l.. PicEArd, preaided-
Il. T. Steele, Esq, Of the Board Of Edneation,
briefly addressed The meeting. He began his re-
marks BY disquitidon on the benefits Of silence
and meditation as tneulcated by the Athanlau sage
carona, but remarked that tho theory was only ap-
piled to grown people, and. 20 far as Is known, to
,he steiner EEK alone. and It would be almost
sR Il s 81 Tlon Ss a2soa T. e ne sqss se
tpreE turned to consideration OF the sast lmpor-
lance OF proper education and moral trimming OF
schoolroom. The difficulties N giv1ns this traIn-
Ing to young minds, were next1 considered chlefest
among which be remarked were the effects Of their
monolonous 4ses upon teachers, especially those
oi tuition, Which, he beIieyed. sls ee,taaay kraay
reduced their minds mud capabilities to the level Of
those with Eho,n they sse bIonght N contact: Asa
recommended that teAchers should themselves be
harder students than their puplh-tnat they should
kuowIedge. The speaker, amer celebrating this
subject al some 1enesh entered On contrast Of the
present character Of school ruonla with what 1t
mos. diet.sieii psee 70 youth. II night B. msde
for them one OF the p}eatanteet places on earth,
outetue q the home circle. rhis pleasant ebatac.
ings OF educauon, Il it WIS Intended that any per
manentiy beneficial results 10 youth tbooId be a.
talued 6yi It. One Of The nesns be proposed for
achieving this object, was the institution Of icon.
ve.at,ona exercises" between pupils and teacher.
which won1d hare two good effects, the creation or
4 feeling Of confidence and afecnon among The
children toward The teacher; second, the improve
ment Of tho power or The teacher In The choice and
use Of Language, enforcing upon them, and at lie
same time furnishing their sehulars with correctness
OF pronunciation and grammatical construction,
and accustoufng them 10 the use OF polished Ian
Cuxce. Still another benefit Of such an exercise
would be Its influence In giving ability to the
scholar to comprehend and retain thAt which WIS
taught to him BY fmpresslnR upon his mind that
the tuition 9tven him might 1T once Be made useful
The speaker then iQustrRted At some length The
manner IN which this could be DONE how It could
be introduced and maintaincd for The attainment at
once Of all the benefits mentioned. Stnl another
advantage to be derived from this eyetem is the
practice II viii gire In what IL usually The most
painful. and from his point Of view, the most uI.-
profitable exercise which can be given to child,
that Of composition, aud the manner in which this
would be effected, the lecturer vesy happily Illus
tratcd By observing how this conversational exer-
cdte would lead 10 It, The address waa concluded
by appeal to teachers to employ the means fndt
Gated to preserve their oWn and their pupils minds
dom etagnatoD.
The teachers then divided of into their several
section ROOMS and engaged in the usual Institute
exercises.
, 1866-02-12

EQltolt lIlpune: ... H..
see by your i.sue Of Saturday that the subject
OF increasing the price OF the Lake Tunnel Con-
tract Is 10 be- brought before the Common Council
On Monday crebing According 10 the report Of Mr.
T. s. chesbrone6, Chief Eng1neer Of the cisT, to
the Board Of Public Works, and through them to
the Common Council, the york has more aaan paitt
fair 10 presume that there wilt be iair profit
and allowance for bills claimed as extsa, the con.
tractors have been allowed. believe, something
over sixty thousand do1lars more than
eration the diminished st1ie Of the work,
the ~1ndebtedrena Of the c1ty, the great
demand there Is for money to make necessary i'm
provemeuts In all paFtn Of The city, ! can sec no
good reasun why the Council should further 1u-
crease the debt Of the dty by an appropriation
which they .Are under no obligation Whs,eyer 10
make. hut II there to determination to make the
tunnel contractors present, would not twenty or
thirty thousand doffars he quito generous GIN:
An inc1ease ot eeseutyt per cent on three hnn.
dred and fftecu thousand dollars {<al5, ,900) Will
| amount tn two hundred and thtftysfx thousand
| two hundred and dtty dollar. ff23A 25O} I think
The statement OF the Ghiti Engineer shows eoncln-
efve]y that there ba Just demand for an in.
erase ut price. The maturity Of the citizens will,
think concur with me tn the belief that the system
of increasing the price Of contracts Is great and
growing evil, as II opens the door to bribery and
corruption and h8s tendency to dr1Ee honorable
and competent contractors from the deld or compe.
iition. have too much falth In the wisdom and
honetty Of the Common Council to believe that
they Will make allowances and appropriations which
n1e not warranted. CITIZEN.
, 1866-02-12

ISpedI Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
EINC1NNA71. Feb. 10.
FIoUn-Aetive. Sales of s1pernne st f7.2s275l.
QRAH-Whe1t market drl, with declining tend
ency. Corn ateady. with sales Of No. mixed. SC;
white At SIC. OAts QUIET with sales Of No At &c
No.1 held at m<e. Rye dull, with no sales Barley
atsgpant. !. ,'.
CoTTeH-Quiet; buyers ofer 4oc for mddllnk.
WHskxY-uul; sales ot I've 1t S22 and bonded 1t
Is.
PEov1b1oS-Q1iet, and not 30 trn. Sales Of new
city mess pork at F.'s@29o Bacon steady; sales Of
shoulders 1t Ike. And clear sides At 19xc. Packed
hulk meats wesker; sales ofshouldcrs at IKE, sides
Ike md clear sides 1t ike packed Green meats
nominal. Lard held FIRMLY 1t 1sc, with email salea Of
prime city at 1sc, head 1t iAc, gut at lsc, and prime
keE 1t &c.
Hoos-Quiet At the nominal price Of *11.5 for city
dressed. Receipts, 40 head.
MoaxT-NodeEately easy.
F1cuAso1-Firm It pas buy1ng. md SC to $loo
nte1piutn RH11t1N.
, 1866-02-12
ID / E ID


non Saturday evening, At u West Washington street
q Typho!d F@1s9uonla @ sttsr h!el ,1lnes.. DUNCAN
1Aie Captain md Adjutant Of 18th Michigan Toluu-
te7. Bp Will be nken Port S&rulx, Canada for In
tetment. .-
In thl& csty, Of congestion Of the brain, ETRETT
SHEPARD. only child Of Chns. D. and Nellie Shepard
Barnes, AEtd year, months and II days.
Funeral this afternoon. Feb. lith, At p. H.. from
bis fathers residence. i2ia Indiana Avtn1e Friends Or
the family arc i4tod to attend without further noce.
$T Iutalo papct1 please copy.
In this city, on the 9Th inst: Nh; BETsEF JACK.
Jackson, one o[the original settler. Of Chicago.
The funeral VIII take place to-day, {sundaytl at :
O'Clock p. NJ from her fato residence, Hooey stlcet,
third house north OF Gaiena Railroad.
In this city, Feb, 10Th, WILLIAM ". YOAsT, at the
residepec OF his sister, Mrs. Louis L. Forrest No. 50
Price Place, aged = years.
: FfiendB are invited 70 attend the funeral Monday,
Feb. 18th, At Morris. nl. f.
In Philsaelphia, Feb. 81, ANNA MATILDA; wife Of
f. ", Van osteu. In the sith year Of her age
In York. Fn., on the 18th inst- Capt JOHN IIAT. Ia
the Eth year Of bis age .-
In Memphis. Tenn, Feb. "a. GEO. II. MITCHELL.
m old and prominent citizen OF GalenA. III.
In Co1dwater. Mich, Mr.. ELIHU MATHER, the old.
eat Mhson, saTe one, In Michigan, In Tic Nsh OF
his age.
, 1866-02-12
oUR M1nS,Ggr mARkET REPORT.

fsoesa, Despatch to the Western Associated Press}
'NF EEw YpRK. Feb 10.
.,.d a. beesme heavy and fraction lower be.
ese STEADY II Tho sftenoou Board and closed fsac
ton better.
The following vese The closing prices: Cumberland
~, m. s,x. M.rtnoxs, t.o7tx2s do.hret+rsd. l7X
- - r-nrr.l saaSsx Es1e, Is47sK; Hudson River,
1ooxa1as; Reading, ax11oe; Aiaourt Asxessx; c.
4 r.. 79xam: Cleveland 4 Toledo, 1o!4slaax J;
Rock 1kland, 1otxolatY; Forth ~estcrn,s74977x ;
do. pt efer.ed, AHas4K Fort Wayne. sk9s7-
MONEY.
Rather ma.o demand tor money toward the close
thourh he tkts lps cali lotos Has generally sl1 Pei
, 1866-02-12

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tttbune,1
MuwluxTK. Feb. TO-
s1H.
GRAn-Whtat-no material chauges sales Of this
mornings board wesu: II .on bus at 17x017Xc. Neon
board-sa1eA: coo bus At 17is@lsHc cash. and seller
all month. Five p. N. board-Wheat quiet; sales
COO bus No. spring at Si1IH cash. aad sles seller
May.
PRoT1sloS-Easer sA1es 80 brls CITY Mess Pork at
$3.50; 100 tes prime city Lard II i;c.
Hoo-prtssed Hogs lower; sales OF 400 hogs at
$1n.ao8u.bo-
NICTpIEH so hus Yheats rs hogs,
, 1866-02-12

Co3sa&c,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Otis in combination with Gl5cer1ne. AID
the Nureery. rs perfume Il exquisite, and lis
wa.hfng properties unriralled. For sale by all
druggists. feb1ah9l6xAT
, 1866-02-12

Dalleyse Magical Pain Extractor IN
certain cu.e for buns. piles. corna, bunlons rheu
n,atism, frost bte., and skin diseases. Try IT,
Only Is cents. Sold BY druggtats.
fel2h56e-1n-mw&f
, 1866-02-12

New York Stock nnd Money Market.
NKw Y0RK, Feb. TO-
MoxIy-EasJ and quiet At SOS per cent for call
to&na.
SrrMHa E1cuAxaE-Dut, lower, snd nominAl At
loSGA lGsX for ttsttIas1 bills.
GoLpAmG1czn Eold irregular, unsettled, sad low
i:EK.
EIreErs-Totai Of specie to-day 33st1n-
GpYXKHNxHT 6IpCEs-A shade tfMer. us. 80
coupons a. lux; u s. 81. loao coupons Az; 7a1t.
1ss series. ssA; 90 DO, "a eetes T. ,s9 @tt: c-,
NJ: Erie, tx; Hudson, iuek; Reading. 9oK u. G..
letk: II. g. 69Yi III: Cent. tt2,{i Pttn- IN: n.
r.: NH: r. l., 1oih; F. F., s1A; Chi. & Alton p'fd.
, 1866-02-12
Markets bv Telegraph.

Go to our friend, N. F. meIfilHs Tor
ware, etc, Il aud 73 Randolph etsces. h25
, 1866-02-12
Ql)ifaqo Gribn1te.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,1s 1865.
THECITY.


Gouoa' SECOND LEc1cnE-J. B. Coughs Sec
oud lecture before the T. NJ, A. WIN be delivered
on Monday evening tn the Ope.z House. Subject:
"Pecnltar People" But few seats are len, and
parties desiring them should apply earfy on Mon
fARnEm NA1fHoud1s--Ihe Union Ucspaea
Company has puchAsed the Fish q Caspent,r
~afeaon'e aaa y -. Aoe, ho's ho .or ae
" s,. c,,nn.u1 II fns, Sctn,fv ~. liz Il IL
pess U uT s1anps1j jhi,td M ~ ~ ..1 r1ss y s .ue
Ing the past yczE.
,o.- r-..u..-- V~---c
a.-,,ns 49,, ~. .as.,..e - ~. r.. reus .e.
.,s.. ~ ~. rt,V III, - h.fa ,s,s ~. -. -
's.s,ar, ~ ~ ~ ~. s,.., ~. ~. ~
Church. corner Or Clark and Washington streets.
Able kpsakcst h1Ve Deem engaged to nddeess the
meehpe1 ano r. interesting time IL anticipated.
"
The accidental death Of Gilbert Ttumbull son ~
George, and nephew Of Senator Lyman TrnmbulL
On Saturday afternoon, at the Union sleek Yards.
he vas rjdtpc IN a loet,mottye which r,p tn.n m.
sn seSerciv thst ~ aiad ,,as.,,tiI a u9
Tas Tu1nr m.n OF eIcat nTomisa The ssS ~
Culrence II heavy blow On The family.
.. - ...
FoR 7ak Poon.-A meeting Of Indies viii be held
,,,enoon- At ex o,c]crl. IN male .rr,ncemcn,. ~
s.sasa...r -. N - 49, 1..1s... a.. .e'
hali o. the poor @ Of ON d,y. The nohie md zen. @
eons response ol this division Of the city worthy
Of publiC acknowledgment, and The numerous
ttous will compensate for al the abos involved.
We y fsh nov 10 nuleh the work By assigning the
yet unyisited dlstsctr 70 thorough cansassefz. In
order that supply Of cast on clolhing and other
.et ~ 4"o'es 4hts'ee'eo Ii 'ais sooo "o1A
"
F1rEs IEsTEnnAT.-Aci eight O'Clock last evening
fr. IVES discovered IL txcs1ory hame building.
No. IS Kinzc street. occupied a. q gun facloss and
grne1l zrpais shop by otto Gsioble4 It orir1-
rooms md Tic nsmcs were rraduliy pene,rstrins
snfn the srnrr below ,Shen he re erines .rr;rsd
md ouicijT put m end 10 Tie cou6asra,inn. The
nsrscr sin moi rxontd xjN TTe fos. n fniik
coyrTTd hr iusurance In the Htna insnrancr (:o1ns
nsnr.
Az ala1m q tre was given At halfpsst eight
hnInrne NJ snnr fne1 n ne rnrner n. rocn :, ~
eovner oT Slats at1rct an5 Wnhtsrh E""t .. hs r1s
Ssm.- n. ~; fiInT crIr ss,r ,,fn.a. ~ r,-,,,ts
Mr.. FAsgEzTb REckrT1oE.-Some little rnisap-
pEehcnsion has bean e1elted In the tninde Of few
Of he friends Of Mr.. and Mn. Faescst, arising prob.
ably out OF OUT notice. Of the anniversary reception
given y them on Tuesday evening last. comme1n-
snut. ny oa aoe e!alaot opening OF the North
W. sistt-s - I-xs ntn, - Sss st
and Mr hsa e ST. M thah "a. ~
rnn.trncd to rnean ar.rd. ~ inxiistto, " ~.
assu.s s,sy 9, Ihesr ,cnds VIM 1nsT ~, s,,c,ed n
III nniv ,n.1,sttnn he,ne H. nrnI ns
tb.onrR he rs,s1,1nns ~ the hrrss W. a.s bs,,
In ie ne able 10 ssy thst the nsrsy ras most n1eas
snt fne no,,z1ihsfsnfne III ahsencr ~ fsr ge,
rhe cause note1 aboyc. 'N' @''AA
'A~ -"'1@ N''S1 A'',s'
RAnaorp D1rr7c11r.-;eorre u.r,,et, ,r on.
, 1866-02-12

Go to the Be4t-Go to Bryant q STRAIT.
toms Chicago Commercial College to get u thor
oueh. practical business education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator, Address Tor circulars,
BRYANT d SIRATToN, Chicago, H.
, 1866-02-12


Beware Of spurious extracts de1eterlous, IS.
Can frauds compare with pure "Htght blooming
. Cerenf!n
Phalon Son, manufacturers, N. Z. Sold eyeIs'
where, h9l9-
, 1866-02-12
LOCAL MATTERS,

A Pertlan Ronance.--A Princess once
dwell in Pcrsla, whore beauty was great that all
the Kings In the surrounding countries sought her
marriage; A magician had Taught her = The Par1.
been dipclosed 10 ". y. Lemo1ne s Co., who Will
send 1t 10 any address free
". s. LEAOlkE i CO., Boz 22ss, Chicago, III.
h551
Everyone can be Beautiful The
Partian Ladies' Secret Of Perpetual Beauty" sent
free to all thote sending theft address to ". s.
LExoriE & Co, Boz essa. Chicago. hoa2-6t
, 1866-02-12
45oar1ing==6aanteu.

BOARDING anted-A family
ID az shfeu want board aad furnished room H
tooms or Michigan OF Wenash tvs1nes. Would rent
Ec1 133&. ntH
, 1866-02-12

uosF1IAL FOR WoxEH AND CuILDRES.-Ihe
regular monthly meeting Of thls Institution was
held on Mouday ut the Hospital, Mrs. Dr.. tiffany
IN the chair. The residenr physiclan presented his
report 70. the month ol Jnnuny. a fol!ows: The
number Of patients entered was II; discharged, 49,;
whole number treated, 70. The classification OF
raAeA Hrft M follows.
, 1866-02-12
:For 5als==Rtal ESTATE.

TOR SALE - A splendid Stock
IN other business otiers tor salo hs place known
S9e "LoEne Farm" i y s!soa.ed On tie line Of The
rom the city Of Mineral Point mIles nom Dazzling
tcn. and within mile Of the Cs!an1ine Railroad Sta
fenced IN nine separate zelda excepting 70 30
There y % acres Of good OAK timber md Acres wall
cultivated, the balance Of which II meadow land,
eeeded down with timothy and clover, and can be cut
vlsh mower. There h bearing Orchard Of thrifty
edged to be OF the best stoc raising Farms Ia tho
State. over 2e,53 worth Of cattle having beea sold
OF t1stclass Stont weinx House, two good HaEns,
good Stone Smoke House and spring House. To.
Of Sale will be half OF purchase uoney cash down.
the h1anca ID yea1y payueus. with interest It the
rAte OF per cent per ann1m. secured 0y mpFts19e
pftmlses. For further particulars address JOHN
tQGuEs CLEANING, l2EaIette Co. W!s. lelsh91.
, 1866-02-12
LAW INTELlIoEkcs.
The Revere House Robbery Case..Mort
Marital Complications Offending
Husbands and Wives--Decrees
of Divorce.
THE ASSESSMENT on NORTH
CLARK ,-sTREET.
Alleged Tampering with Qmclai Re.
cosdA-snteres1ing Que4tIun-saor.a
Railways w. Property Owners
FArfucfNhip AccounIs-CIaIm
DockcIA-Sev suits aud
Judgments, +

UNITED S1ATEs CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT CocRr-Bs-
fore Hon. 1hos U,umnond, .Jsdge.-Palme1 W
butcher. The trial Of this cause, brought to r.
cover money stolen from the sale Of The Beyerc
Aouse. was continued during Saturday.
srrEE1oB CouRr-B9ore Hon. .takn ~ Wd,pa,
G'J Justice, o'sd Hoas. Joseph E. Gary and John
II. Jnnesoa. Associat Jussiees.-Kulke vs. Knfke
Chanccr5. Report Of In Scott. Esq, Master in
ChanceFy, 6led and confirmed, and decree ordered
10 be entered. This W1s an action instituted on
the 18th OF 1u!y. 1853 by Loutsa kufse against heT
husband Ftanz kuike, 70 obtain decree ol divorce
printed cruelty. The complainant alleged marriage
with tho defendant in this city on The 18th OF July
16t9, and charged that thoneh she always compor-
en- hesself aE good, loving and allecifonate wife,
her belief that The deenEani WIS sober and indus
trtout rnau, and wonld prove Kind aud prcvldent
continual drunkenness Of FlanIa aimos. ho8 ~ id bis
The report Of the Master embodied the following
tacts elected from the evidence adduced before
hlm:
1h Of Jal,1 lsee. and ai1cr their marriage lived In
the town Of Maine, Cook County, no to he sprine
o. 1851, when complainant departed from defend
ant on account Of bis continued cruelty toward
her. That during the time when The parties 20
lived together the defendant WIS guilty ct extreme
md repealed 1nelfy toward complainant.
From the evidence elected before the master. II
appeared that the defendant was a man Of some
property, and that he had frequently whipped his
vile and threatened to break her neck Il shs did NOT
Aaron T. Darling n. John H. schenk~ By stipa.
lat1on trit diemt.>ed ai plaintiffs coets.
Francis Prenatt. John u. Mullen, David L.
Alpine and UeD5amln r. ninmaa. Prooi Of publi-
cation and default
MeIrhants' savings, Loan and Trus, COMPANY ",
e John B. wnsnt 1 damages assessed u s1s. .ssi7
clotea mortgage given 10 secure The payment Of
sundry proinissory notes.
, 1866-02-12

GouoH' SECOND IEc1CRk.-J. B. Coughs Sec
cad lecture before the T. N, A. wt1 be delivered
"Pecnltar People, But q few seats are len, and
parties desiring them should apply eari5 on Mon
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-30
Notice..
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Fart Smith nj. n,f stb ISEi

tE fat olboinlln Ark, Jct. -th, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given thss the following
~ places in the 81 Collection District. of Ar,
kansas, have ho.' ie-iguarri for the purpose OF
Marking ard N.ghlpg, un4ar.thr Internal Reye
nu. LGT, any c5thh whici tuey b. 4lopgh f
. aoss os I5s'Ey from Che lE'ti'e. '".r. BE-
tar ca1'h' Sebas, ian CNqy. ..
Fon Buyen CraW ford
-Sfadra Bluff Jouusrr
GaII., a%%t'5.lso E5eGo ~ Fs%5aaor "
AkaielrIia Clark "'fEH
Paraclifta Sewer
The Assistant Assessors Of The several Divi..
ions, will give prompt attention 70 all arsies WAo
may desire 10 have their Cotton weighed, mari i
and trans orted, in pursuance of law at the a owe
places, or any other points agreed uron Auv
neglect on The part of Assessors, is rtspecsh.l'y
requested to be reported to this office
cT- The Fort Smith Hernt. Van 8uren Press
and the papers pubIshei at Arkgdclphia and Fav.
ettevillc will publish tri- Fi sr-iseIaent We Ks
and send bill 10 this oiiic .r5fAy authenticated
for collection .Htf 'r raf
JOHN EnW ARDS,
6wH Assessor, 81 Colectiof Dist, Ark
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-30
SMOKING TOBACCO

SMUkINW IUBACNU.
4 LARGE invoice of Fine Gut Smoking
"A Tobacco. Of various brands. will be sold
low 90 traders by DC. WILLIAMS.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-30
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! from poth Of which can beseen at our ware
rooms 'Hi" wv
BY the introduction Of improvements wo
I make sflli more per;eet Piano Forte. and bv
manufacturing largely, With u strictly cash
system. are enabled 10 offer these instruments
At price which VIII rreQlsae III competition.
: Terms. Net cosA in cartvni funds.
Descriptive Circulars svnt free. aml,
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-30
PLANTERS SUPPLIES,

1J New and Fresh a,rt.
Were purchased in New York, direct from
Importers and Manufacturers. during the late
panic in gold, and rs we pay no second profit
to Jobbers, we respectfully invite the atten-
ton of parties who wish to replenish their
stocks.
We rectify our own Whisky. and defy COM
petition. -
We are prepared to make liberal advances
on Cotton, and shall pay strict attention to
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erty. The government, occupied with the internal
good, as well as the external glory Of France,
keeps theseplaces in magnifcentorder and affords,
both in their institution and keeping, an example
that might be well followed by any administra-
ton that has the comfort and well being of their
citizens at heart. But as do not care to enter
into discussion of the duties Of administration,
will close with ID Ia prochaine.n P1 ETA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-03

THE STEAMSHIP RAPIDAN FOR GALVESTON
Persons DESTROYS of going to Galveston should
bear IN mind that the splendid sde-wheel steam
ship Rapidan will leave her wharf, feot of st. Jo-
seph street, this afternoon at O'Clock, and that
she has unsurpassed accommodations. Another
thing which should be borne in mind is that the
owners of the Rapdan have reduced the fare to
fifteen dollars, an enterprise which travellers be
tween this and Texas must decide whether it is to
be remuneratve in the aggregate or not. We
hope that they will make every exertion to make
it permanent and profitable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-03

Messrs. I$. szymanski and E. I. Parker, it will
be seen from notice in another column, have
entered into copartnership for the pur-
pose Of carrying on conformity the bust,
ness of storing and COMPRISING cotton. Both
gentlemen are universally known as of the highst
integrity, irrepressible energy and most thorough
business habits Their success therefore is beyond
the limits of dubiety. We congratulate them botf
on the felicitous conjunction of abilities and merit
in the new firm. AS for the general public nc
more is necessary than to invite their attention tt
the fact that the partnership has been entered
intn