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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

The Palmyra tMo.) Spectator of the 9TH says
" Rev, Edward H, Hudson, well known minister
Of the Methodist Church, aud member of the Ma.
sonic Lodge IN this city, eoped IRON this county
last week with Mrs McCuAoeh. a widow. for paris
unknown, probably Canada This uufeelng
wretch took two Of his children with him. leaving
his wife and child ia his desolate home. The
wretehed woman left her three children behind,
worse than motheress, with her parents, who are
OF the highest responsibility, and whose hearts
are well nigh hroken.m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

TIE PARTY OF MoRALITY.-The last specimen
of Parson Brownlow's profanity was delivered in
Cleveland, Ohio. He said:
If God in His providence, should call me off,
have no fear of the consequences beyond the
grave If the books have been correctly kept in
the upper world, as have no doubt they have
been, there will be small balance in my favor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

JlHN PooLEY VS.. HIS CREDITORS AND THE
Creditors OF Thomas Murray Co., Criger Batchei.
Orleaus-N0 1859.
nTE .{1 isl Is hereby given 10 the creditors
IN o. John fogiey, Thomas Murray h Co and CrIger,
Bacheider Policy and u all other persons Interested that
the ceSpn oil the property of the nsOvents accented BY
6y TIE Court r the benefit of their creditors that meet
ing n SAID creditors viii take place the Office OF j.
Qnntfr", ESD Notary Public in tn city Thu SnAY
the 10th DAY OF October, A. D. lSG6 10 O'clock A. NJ Tor
tue nrpose OF debemmng the Glf insovents;
mt IN Tie meantime all Judicial proceedings against these
persons ana property and that J. Adj Ruzer ESQ
is appointed 10 represent the absent cleujtors 4''
BY order Of Cont
Clerks Office New Orleans, Sept %, 1856
J, +, DIGKr Deputy Clerk,
JOHN P00LEY vs. CEs CREANCIER. EFT LES GREkN
Cter de Thomas Murray d Co, Crgler Batrb-ldpr
PoaleyLi4t de IA loui lime QDatr, me Cgur de DtriG
de la Nuuvelle UrleunS-N' 1859.
a Wis est par Re present donnie aux crean-
giers de ehn Poley, Thomas Murray o. ct CrIIer
9tGheder tooley e tOutes DeFsonues ntresss
que Ia sion du poprete insUlrabs est RCcpt mar Ia O
pour lie eehfhee dc ces reancers qnnna aseine des
crealc eTs aura lien cans lie bureau de- Mons A. Quntern,
N9tar7 Pnolc dams cette VILE JET DI e 25ieme ior
t9ne D Ieoh din henres Gu muu, nOur prenare
sdfoh les HhAires deS dtes inOlya5es uen attendan
tuuS proee es ohce peSonnes prophet
seront reenu, ct que Mons Ad Rozer est pou
fepresentsr les rreanciers absens
Par ordre de la Cour
j F DICK Depute Greaier
Bureau du Grefer, Nouyelle Orleans y Sept 1896
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ALEXANDER NORTON vs.. E. H. SKAGGs AND JOHN
7 sauudcrs-Fourth District Court of New otleans-No

ALEXANDER NORTON vs. L. II. SKAGGS AND JOHN
T sauudersFourth District Court of New Otleans-Np
l6806
pY VIRTUE of IA writ of HerI faeIas
~ against E. H. Sknggs, to directed by the Honor
able the Fourth District Court Of New Dreams in
entitled will proceed sell public auction the
Merchants and AucOneers Exchange Royal street between
Canal and CusohOuse Streets in the Second District
city on FRIDAY tie I'd day of November 1866 Il o'clock
NJ, the following described property, viz:
THREE CERTAIN PROMiSSORY NOTES, drawn BIZ
Marian Tally the order OF E. H. Skeggs dated Shreve-
port La olthe 18th OF June 1902 payable follows vis
l One for the oil twentv hundred seyeuy-twO
dollars eighty S2l72 S0 due after date
"a One tor the Of twentyree hundred forts five
dollars and Thirty cents S2345 3 due years date
And Sd. Ope Tor the sum Of twenty-five hundred and
eighteen dollars forty 525lS 40 payable three years
after maturity The whole paraphed varetn by T, Il
and privilege the following described property, O.wt:
The undivided half ofot No 81 eight III bncs No t5D
fifty fronting 40 feet On AIuun stree and measuring buck
Spring street 100 ct together with the uHdyitrd half of all
The buildings snd Improvements thereon And 20 feet front
on Texas street Of lot No Qlj eleven in said biuck No 90
fifty adjoining lot Ne H. said block and foot front Tex
as street OF Gb No 2l twelve adoang lot No I'D eleven
said b,ek my 5g running back 80 feet Together with all
the buildings nd improvements thereon, all situated In the
cityoi Shreveport. parish oil Cadd0.
Seized in the above suit.
E55> fERMS-Cash the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.

CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE HONOR TO
inform his friends and tue public that he has opened
RETAIL CIGAR STORE at No 2. Carondele street. where
genuine imported Havana Cigars Cigarettes only will be
Sold F. A GONZALES.
HAVANA cIGAKs.....,,.....,,..,, rs.
10000 Genuine Imported HAVANA CIGARS in bond and
duty paid
For sale in lots to suit, by F. A GONZALES,
No 20 Tchoupitoulas street
pAPER OEGARs......PAPER CIGARS,
OF the celebrated brand of La HoNRADEz.
10000 PACKS, in bond and duty paid.
For sale in lots to suit, by F. GONZALES,
No, 90 Tchoupitoulas street.
TIGARETTEs,......... CIGAR EpTES.
Cigarettes of the celebrated brand La Honrad
genuine and imported for sale by the single pack 5c per
pack, at No carondelet street, by "a GONZALES
HAVANA CIGARS. CIGARS.
-.-.-, .......,
,'-' sl''e'' tlN'1n" VIZ 'f' AZ cents
F. A. GONZALES.
A. FERNaNDEZ-
-IxRoRTEE OF
No. 6, Common st,.s. and No q Cana, s.r...
"r s'A'A'' NEW ORLEANS
FTHOS. G. wALsH 81 49,,
ynros n r.r,,, -.
oo1111TIr ~ - - % ,1u 1s' va NtAHuH
TOBACCO AND GENERAI, COMMISSION wERcH ANTS
CoRxxR GRAv1ER AID New LRvRE sGREEEs
New Orleans, LIS
General Harry T. HayaA Nav aU Orleans. Tia
Mesgre. Mcdaniel 4 Irby, Lynchhurg Va;
MesBrB. Ghas. Luing 4 Co., New York.
A. ID. BLOCK q. Co.,
70 GRAVlER STREET,
Havana Cigars, Virginia and western ne
Keep constantly OF hand the best brands of the
@UMA,
Importer of
81 -
Ra,vu..u ,7a,.,.,,aou, r.,..-,,-,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

A firm in Chicago adyertises grand Gift distri.
button, there being, among other prizes, forty
pianos, twenty melodeons four hundred gold and
silver watches, one thousand sets OF spoons, and
other portable ware, and places Major General
Benjamin +, Butler, Lowell, Mass, at the head Of
its list Of references.--TE Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

An extensive mine of gypsum was discovered
in BottetOte county, Va, last June. 1t is much
better than that brought from the North,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

A farmer tells politician e think if you and
I were to stump the country together, we would
tell more lies than any other two men in the coun
try, and I'd not say q word myself during the
whole time, sir.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

In recent speech delivered in Ohio Mr.. @. L.
Valandigham, referring TO the proposed attempt
to impeach the President, said:
81 But no matter; let me warn all concerned that
this pretended impeachment, this intended depos-
ing the President, will be resisted TO the last ex
tremity. He is President under the Constitution,
and has precisely the same right to exercise the
duties OF the office TO the end OF his term March
4, 1862 that the members of the Senate or House
or any other OF the officers of the government
have, and these men will find million hearts of
oak and arms of steel TO defend him in the enjoy
ment of that right. We want no more war-above
all, no more civil war; but if they will force it, it
shall be, it will be war to the knife, and the knife
TO the hilt,'n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
FoREIGN Dry GOODS.
D1RECT TRADE WITH EUROPE.

FOREIGN GOODS
SOLD AS CHEAP AS AT THE NORTH.
Freight and Other Heavy Expenses Saved.
P. MARES CO.,
Royal Street..,...............45
rr,oorto-s and robnars Of all dissertations Of
FRENCH ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
NANUFACToRIEs,
AIM "'""D' AAA = - LESS
Respectfully inform tue pubic OF ooh CITY ana country mat
by recent arrivals, they have received,
U,roc+ FINN, Taa.ropa
Astock Goods such as must prove the buyer
80
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qHE yIczlAs Or THE qUEpEc FIRE.


CUKBEc @. e., Oct. Hs--Very many sites are be-
;ng erected for the Victims of the late fre There
II much suffering in prospect Private individuals
are contributing largely to provide neeessaries
SOUP kitchens established. Another death from
jniuries--a man named Defoe. An appeal will be
made to the people Of England and France foraid,
FURTHER ABOUT THE MEXICAN COMPLICATION.
BRoBEsyIL1g, TEXAS. Sept, 25.--,nhe forces
under Major General HenejoEa. and Brgadier
General Ford, Of the Mexican army, have Joined
and are canped near Matamoras awaiting supply
81 arms and ammunition DIS we'll as the junction Of
4he forces under CoEtinas and TreYiuo, which are
eaid to be marching this way. When the organt-
cation shall havebeen completed they VIII at once
proceed 10 attack Danales who is busily engaged
RI making preparations to receive them
To-day Can't Osborn Of the Mexican navy made
i formal demand for the gGnboat 0hinaeo from
Cen. Brown, commanding the United States torees
here The general who has evidently committed
eavaraI serious blunders in connection with the
syunhoat question informed Capt. Osborn that he
should continue to hold the Ghnaco uulil he
received instructions from higher authority
Gen. Ford also requested that arms should be
en,yepdered 10 him, which was also refused.
Tllere can be but little qMestionit Brown had re-
ieassd The Mexican gunbeat that Capt, Osborn
nmld have run the fire of the or of Ganales ana
iefe tbe military forces and gefher they could
nave operated 10 a decided advantage. gaptain
Osborn has Ind too much experience uaaef Ad-
TniraI Farragut iii running batteries to nave hesl-
4a+ed for an instant TO run those OF the usurper
Canales. But it is not improbable that before
DAYLIGHT dawns to morrow the legitimate Liberal
forces viii march upon the city OF Matamoros'
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J. NJ, oR1oL VS.. HIS oRED1roEs-sIxTH DISTRICT

j, NJ. oRIoL VS.. HIS CREDIr0Rs-SIxTH DISTRICT
Court of New orleans-No $3.50
pH VIRTUE 81 and In obedience to nm or
- der OF sale, rendered October 9th, 1866, and
directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the abere eutled matter, will proceed
sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auctonesrs
Exchanse Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District of this city TUESDAY,
the 9Th day OF November, 1865. Mt Il O'Clock NJ
The Schooner O. w CHAPLIN together with all hel Tackle,
Kggng ete as she now lies the Mississippi at the foot OF
Montegnt street in the Third District of this city.
E5T~ TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
CONsTABLE,s SALE.

j. RTyIERE q co, VS.. VIM BRUNsToN No. 2o7-SAME
vs. Same, No 2S-Nalons nnott, No. 2T9-Second jus
tice Court, Parish Of Orleans
RY VIRTUE of Lhree Yrita of FierI Fa-
~ cias TO me directed by The Hon Geo. H Braughn
parish of Orleans, I will proceed to sell at public
auction on MONDAY he 29tn day of October, 1866 T.
O'Clock H. % TIE corner of Commercial Place and ST. Charles
street. the ivlowi described properly, to.Mit;
-, One Bay Sta lion, named Blly'
Seized IN the asOYe entitled suits,
~ IERas-Cash on the spot.
Constable Seroud Tustirp,s Tlnurt
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. j. MCCORMACK De.
ceased-secnnd District Court of Now Creans-Nn

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. j. MCCORMACK, De.
ceasedsecond District Court of New oreans-No. 81 86
DIV VIRTUE of and In obedience to nn
I'D order of sale rendered Sept 25 1866 directed
by the Honorable the Second District Court New Orleans
in the above entitlsd matter will proceed to sell at pubic
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets In
the second District Of this city, on TUESDAY the Dth day
OF October 1866 at IL O'Clock for said
sion, the following described property, viz -
l. A CERTAIN TRACT OR PAkCkL OF LAND SIT
uated lying and being Concotda parish in this State de
sutioed follows he northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter of section twenty three CD the south half of the south
west quater half of the southeast quarter the
south nn of the northeast quarter Of section twenvour
fractional northwest quarter Hf section twenty five, in
township five north, east in the land district
nor of led River containing three huodred ninety.
four 0O acres according the official plat of the
ofds in the land office Of Louisiana per patent M 59
dated 2st june 1883 Registered in the record of patents
Baton Rouge. in vol, 6, page 202,
.. A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, stu,
uated lying and being i'll St Helena parish, in this State
containing two hundred and seventyuine less
and bounded IN the north by aus Of OwenJ DOunelR
the east by lands Of Robert j. Garter and Dixon the
south ~ Janus OF h J. Garter and the west by LANDS OF
J. Garter and lands of the H. j. Gasscock
ceased.
Rs-TERMs-Cash the spot.
HARRY II HAYS
Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

The Programme of the "Radleals."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
TIE TRIAL OF. JEFFERSON DAVIS AMI
lrEIERs The President has communicated 20

TIE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS AND
OTIIaRs s-The President has communicated 30
the Senate in response to resolution Of IN:
o,;iry, a statement OF the course and policy ot
the administration towards Pr Davis and
ether prominent citizens of the Southern States
now in confinement. The reports OF the At
to,dey General, aod Of the Secretary Of War,
whith accompany the message are to De con
sidered as parts Of it, and the opinions they
ex press the opinions OF the President. From
these documents we gather that Messrs. Davis
and Clay are detained at Fortress Monroe, Mr..
Mallory is confined at Fort Lafayette, and
Mr.. Yt2lee at Fort Pulaski, while other indi
yiduals holding official position under the late
Confederate Government, are at large upon
their parole, awaiting such iinal action as the
Government may determine upon. Amongst
the latter are Messrs Trenholm, Secretary Ct
the Treasury; Leddon, Secretary OF War;
Reagan, Postmaster General Jud dge Campbell,
Alexander Fl. Stephens and (. u. L, Hunter
and others.
In addition 10 the charge Of high treason
against Mr. Davis, the Secretary ct War states
that be is also charged With the crime OF lncit--
ing the assassination Of Abraham Lincoln, and
with the murder Of Union prisoners OF war, by
starvation and other barharous and cruel treat
ment towards them OF Mr. Clay he says,
among other things, ne Is chargea Mltn TREASON
and completely in the murder OF Nr Lincoln,
and with organizing bands OF pirates, ROBBERS
and y1urderers IN Canada, 20 burn the cities ana
ravage the commerce and coasts OF loyal States
on the British frontier Mr.. Yulee is charged
with treason while holding seat in the United
States Senate and with melting war end rebel
lion against the government Mr.. Mallory Is
charged with treason, and with organizing ana
setting on foot piratical expeditions against the
United States commerce and marine on the
high seas. >,
It is The declared psirpos? Of the government
to Try Nj. Da7is upon indictment tor h1gl2 Z, tre
son, 50 soon as the courts Of the United States
in Virginia shall be opened, and the course Of
civil law pult in motion in that State, and that
others will also be arraigned and tried at SUCH
time as the civil authority is rendered efficient
in the States appropriate for the investigation OF
the charges against them.-BoAs7nore San
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T II. DEVAUGHN,
j - NO. l30, KING STREET,
iGI1 Stand J

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds Of
FURNITURE, which hei prepared to sell as
Low as it can be bought in aDy house in the
city. He woald invite those in want of Furni-
ture, to give him call before they purchase
Mzz~HAIR Husk, and Excelsior MATTRESS
SES, Feather Beds, Bolstcrs and Pillows, made
cash aug 3-bn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
DECKER'S FOUR
ID PRINCIPAL FRUIT FLAVORS,
(Aztract Of Vanilla, Extract Of Lenonpeel,
Extract Of Orang gepeel and Extract
Of Almonds, put up in
TWO o. bottles for
Family

These favors have been for years the Only re-
liable ones in use by confectioners. The Vanilla
is the finest for cakes. The Lemon and Orange
are distilled from the green peel, and the Bitter
Almond is free from any injurious acid. They
are decidedly the best in the marke For sale by
de2l-lm EDGAR SPEIDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
yHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
II. z. corner Prince and Pitt stree

Z. e. CORNER Prince and PltE stEefts:
The oldest and best established PLU MBiNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch, and in the no:t durable
and workmauiike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed
JOBBING done al short notice, and by IN
self or tho most experienced workmel.
dec
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JOUN T. CREIGHTON s. SON,

No. es, King Street, Alexandria. Virginia,
nEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
/ + PIGMENTS: Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows,
Anvils, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blisser Steel,
Files, Rasps. Shoeing Tools, sc, Comn?in's s
Iron Beam Plough at factory ices; Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors, Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
&C., Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-12
Volume LXVI.
PUBLISHED {DAiLyl Bg
EDGAR SN ON DEN, Sg.

r OF FICE-GAZErTE BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax
@@-TEENs or OF susoR1 1pTIoN-si1ty cents lf!s
per month !; or Six dollars PEa AlvNUM, payable
in advance.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

SEyATE-Ye esterday. Mr. Trumbull report
e1 his bill to eularge the powers OF the freed
mems Bureau. and also the bill to protect the
co|ored men OF the United.s States in their civil
rights. MIR. Howe's resolution for the ap-
nointment of Provisional Governors in the
Southern States came up tor discussion MIR.
johnson, Of Maryland, addressed the Senate
ia opposition to the resolution, a1d at the
conclusion Of bis remarks the Senate ADJOURNED.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The Com
nittee on Territories was instructed to enquire
into the expediency Of reporting bill to repeat
the act organizing the territory OF Utah, and OF
S;v;dinn said Territory by attaching one part
"a Nevada and the other to the Territories
wing contiguous, 4 bill to impose an addl
tional tax on cotton was introduced and refer
raci - Tho Committee on Ways and Means.
The consideration Of the bill 70 extend the
r;eh+ of slffrage to negroes IN the District OF
Coj1mbia, was then resumed. 4 long debate
ens,,.a uhich was inersparSed with some
sn;r;ted nassaces The discussion was still
nen6ine wilen the House adjourned
71TrzpER AScE.-The Richmond Sentinel
saws that the increase Of lntemperauce IS the
great evil Of the day, and that it Is, ln6eed,
time that the moral means, once so successful
IN arresting the progress Of this dreadful vice,
should be employed again IN all sn5lr acus!Iy.
vo,ng men. are fast becoming confirmed ssots,
soa.g un, na,,eakabe a disgrace and affection where
thev ought to be a joy and pride, thousands
offamilies have poverty and humihtatlon pe-
fore them, because husbands and fathers are
forgetting their duties, IN the low pleasures
Of ihe bowl. tits time for the philanithroplc
to arouse themselves for the battle with the e
terrible destroyer Of the bodies and souls OF
men, and their peace and comfort.
We learn from the Central PRESBYTERIAN that
Cyrus H. Mccormick, esq, OF Chicago, ill., :
has made a donation to Washington College OF
ten thousand dollars, reservlng the privilege OF
increasing it if this expression OF interest De
met with corresponding contributions from
other quarters.
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Clothing, &G.
a RNOL.D & FIELD,

CJ,OTHs, CASSIMERES AND VE:;TI>> = = (G53, (Gt53
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S S SFURNISHING G0ODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the hieE-
chant Tailoring business at NO s., klng st., TO
to O'Neal & DWally, andrenovcG 10 no %; we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Cur long experience ID the
MANUFACTURED Of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us a great advantage il selecting ctr sE0ck,
which we intend to sci: al u small aGE=ica Oh
cost.
We shall offer great Inducements to l'a;lor55,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You viii fnd in our Gents Furnishing De-
Dartment a great selection Of goods IN that inc
always On hand Give US call and yoa will
never regret it, at No. 60, King street. next
0GoI sep = 25Ats !~t'S'A 0Dl--' ARNoLD s FIELD
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
Z LISHMENT,
,e ?si[S oterest of \ Messrs e "' ATnod ed il
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied BY
thai GrEn,
So KING STREET,
Nhe5e nay he found the pest assortment 'f of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN ana
DOMESTIC manufacture
Mr. O. Neil;S ability as cutter iustl5es them
in assuring their cus;5 1aers stylish and we'll
fitting garment:
They have also ire assortment Of Gents
FURNISHING GOCDS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties Scarf. and GltTcs q all KINDS.
@z5z- Please call and examine our Eoocs ana
;udga Tor yourselves st 50 King street, one door
eassof Farker's Theatre. seq 20-tf
rTUERAT. RIDGEL.I s. MURRAY.
las MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. / North EAIRFAt SIE E1E,
Keep constantly OF hand o large a:s,zrtn.eiit i
Of CLOTHS, ClA6SIAERES, ' G5IlNGS' &c,
which they axe prepared to make UP at sn0I5
noticn AMI AZ reas0nable prices aug l4-3I
Tg7M. Z. ATNELL,
w r 4 / l. O +,
Havi1g removed TO No. IS, King St.,
Would respectfully solicit the patronage OF
his former friends and the public ge2eral:J.-
Every effort will be made tc please. se2o-tt
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DLUMBING !! PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING! G AS FITTING!
6. P HEALT & CO.,
PLUMBERS 4 GAS FILTERS,
No q, North Fairfax Street,
(Under Mansion House.)
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Hsuses,
in the most approved STYLE ard at the very
lowest figures.
BY leaving your orders with US you VII save
both time and money.
'0'A' All WORK W1RRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment Of GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything III the
trade; also, LAMP GOODS Of every descrip-
ton, st Peace Prices Retail dealers Will find
il to their interest to examine Our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always on ha2d.
dec l-lV
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WAREHOUSE TO LET.-A two-story,
w brick, ire proof, slate roof, WARE.
HOUSE, in Ssharpshin Alley. to let. Apnly to
GEO. 3. WHITE,
jan 4Aw 50 and 81, Cameron stree.
, 1866-03-23

yrw SORE AND New STocK.-The attention
oftbe reader is directed to the card of Mr.. Kohl
bouF. in another column. His stock Of goods
has been expressly selected with view to the
wants of this market, and in addition to the ar
.isles required for the mining trade, embraces a
,sry full assortment of staple and fancy dry
Goods, clothing, etc, including all the latest
md most fashionable styles. In this regard his
stock is one of the best ever brought to this
market, and merits the attention of purchasers, r