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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-21
Take Notice.

The subscriber earnestly requests all ms
debted to him to make payment as soon as
possible, as he is compelled to have some
money Those failing to do so, win soon
find their notes and accounts in Magis>
trate's or Attorneys hands for collection.
nov IA 483t WM. ". HQUSEAIs
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Notice..

ALL persons indebted to the estate OF
John johnson, deceased, whetherby Note,
or otherwise, are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned. Notice
will be taken by all concerned that, if this
call is djsregarded, the demands will be
placed in the hands of some Attorney for
Immediate collection by suit.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Executor JOHN JOHNSON, decd.
Nov IA 80 St.
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The Go!ding Place,

bounded by lands of Washington Floyd, j.
3. Floyd, A. K. Tribble and Margaret Gold
ing, contains 280 acres.
These plantations will bear favorable cons
pariSon with almost any in our old country,
and those wishing to purchase will do we'll
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NOTICE.

TWILL SELL at my Residence on
Thursday, 22d of November, the follow
ing property, viz:
Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Mules, Cows,
Hogs, Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitcchn Furniture.
Terms made known on day of sale.
S. W. SPEARMAN.
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DENTISTRY.

W. B. Mcclellan, Surgeon Dentist, would
most respectfully say to his friends and the pup
lie generally that he is now thoroughly hfted up
Baxter's law Office, and is prepared to do any
and all kinds of work that he may be called on
to do. Mr. Thos Moore, who has been practls>
ing for the last six months at one>tourtn c4arge'
will now operate at one half price. AT >: W ~
DePasS, who is a new student Will operate d. MI
ThOS. Moores former prices.
Aug % 8 NO
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
Catharine Clark, deceased, are earnestly re-
quested to make payment to the subscriber,
and those having demands against the es-
tate will present them Only attested. The
estate must be settled up.
R. P. CLARK, Executor.
Nov. IA 46 St.
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CODartnership Notice.

TIE undersigned have this day form.
ed a partnership, under the name and
stvle of Girardeau & Kittleband, for the
purpose of carrying on general Grocery
and Dry Goods business, in the Town OF
Newberry. u ii: GlRAhDEAO' aI
Nov. 7. st. 5. ID, klIILhBAND.
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PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.
offer for sale two valuable Plantations,
containing 900 acres more or less.
The Home Place,

bounded by lands of Andrew Lark, john
Hopkins Williams, Margaret Golding and
others, contains 62L acres,
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Shoe Thread.

Just received lot of the very best Shoe
Thread imported. K. STEW ARI.
Nov. As 1T.
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S. T.McC eau ghrin & Co,
: =. X. eROCERs
~ -s-..- = ,,-e : :, - -sf1s +
Commission Merchants,

+ Keep constantly on hand,
and atioW PRICES, a full and well-seleeted
Stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, to whiek 3
they invite the attention of their friends of
Newberry, on visiting the City
They pay the highest market, price for
all kinds of Country Produce, and request
those having such to sell, to give them a
trial before selling elsewhere, q
All orders for goods promptly filed. s
They would also respectfully solicit orders
appertaining to the COMMISSION RUSI-
NESS, and pledge themselves toa faithful
discharge Of all matters entrusted to their
care, whether T.. -. ~ -
Buying, Selling, sbippiag or stor3ng
:, Main-st., Columbia, S. G..
November 1mo. - - - = Il :. -
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WANTED
IL Number One
MULES.
oy 7 45 If MAYES 4 MARTIN.
AXES. AXES.

: Just received and direct from the manu-
facturer, large lot of superiar Axes, equal
or superior, to any Axes in the market.
Nov AZ 4t R. STEW ART.
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VARIETY
STT0 !! !!

M@ In this Establishment can be
found almost any Goods ecanted. Usa
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Oct 81 ~ Main-st., Newberry.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-02

New York, July 2.-The steamer Northern
L'gM arrived at this port late last night, bring.
Ans oah francisco dates TO the 10th ult. Our
"uVlces from Ia mama are to the 22d ult. The
is'hnlus was pc, hectiy quiet. The news IS un.
IMP Crtant. Th { rains were plentiful and trade
good.
Inc Cen'ra | American States are tranquil.
1Here was co neiderable excitement in Nicaragua
On account of gold discoveries, The mines
were 'urP Ghg out very rich. The crops gene
isiiy "er ca fair average. Business is brisk on
the Sout hcoast
onice the departure of the Spanish fleet,
whose ,5os+ino+ion uos ,,ol.x1 a, a. -.
puoh es were driving away the Spanish re-
slue' Gss
ne United States steamers Nyack an
q" b}tpee are at Panama, The commander of
u former, L. III. Newman, died at Calao on
FAY 9lst, of brain fe yer.
THE 81. Mdrys as to leave Panama for San
Francisco on the 25d.
Valparaiso is being strongly fortified.
Admiral Pears on, with the POo1hdtdR and
SdouLle'ender Wckes'es, are at Callao.
The two Peru Wan iron-clads were last heard
from near the Straits of Magellan.
Congress met at Santiago on the lst ult
President 'Perezs message was received with
misses and dtyrision.
A ArevoutiOn is awaiting a favorable opportu
nifty tosburst forth among the Chilians,
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SANTA co June 2-COngress met yesterday and
PRESIDENT Perez delivered his annual message. lne
building in which the national legislature assem-
bled ls small structure, fronting upon a plaza
about fifty wards square. The nall in which Con,
eIess holds its sessons about thirty feet WIDE ana
one hundred feet in length; two-thirdS OF which IS
occupied by members aud the remainder 6y spec
tators who are separated from tie 1ormer Dy u low
Iaing.
Az one the Committee of Senators and Represen-
tahves appointed to walton the President stationed
themselves at tie entrance and upon the arrival Oh
the Executive escorted him to the seat OF the pre-
SIDING Cttcer. The President seemed quite feeble,
aud as he entered greeted with coughs, sup
pressed groans and other demonstrations OF dislike
by the spectators. Upon taking his seat he pro-
Gee ded to read his me IN low VOICE, ana con-
tinued to Its close without anything TO break the
silence except the mOnotonous and AZ times almost
iDaudIbe tones of the reader; but when the Presl-
dent had finished and was leaving the crowd broke
out in Kisses; whisthng, and derisiye EXPLANATIONS,
with increased violence. ,
lhe rIesaent appeared to be indifferent to all
serve 1der, the members seeming t5 regard tie
confusion and insults as necessary evil incident 10
the occasion. congress then adjourned, the troops
marched off to their quarIers, and the people DIS
peTs,d 1his feeling oil dissatisfaction with the pre-
sent AdmInistraU on is shared by large proportion
OF the people; buC how ong II wl cJntinue, or to
What extent 1t may progress, no one can tel. All
here, including the opponents of President Perez,
admit that eli is certain to secured by
his 1ritnds and many predict that revolution VIII
The mil ,Itary power OF the administration. how.
ever, Is apparently great, and tins TACT may
CeteI the people from engaging in revolt which,
il reslsed by the whole army must ia ter 1t is not
impossible that many ol the troops might Join tine
revolutionary party The army hunters about SIX
teen thousand men, of hch two regiments oil cav
ali y three of infantry, and one OF artt cry, are
gulars. Hoe rem mainder are volunteers, under the
designation of National Guard" There rs reason to
hope that the uisappolntment resulting from
the non-reslstance poIcY OF the Govern
ment the late with Spain, will gra
dually subside when 1t becomes known that
dmiral Nunez has perm .nen'Y withdrawn
rom the Pacific, and that the Administration IS
eXertng itself fer the future protection of the
country from depreda IONS by foreign powers. The
elect ION OF the 10Th will INDICATE how tar The peo
pie are prepared tOr changing the Administration
and If IeVou ion Is intended by the leaders OF the
opposition 10 TO low the re election OF President
erez, you will soon have news enough from this
section. The country well supplied with arms
and equipments for troops, the men are hardy and
llave, and q revolution now would be o1e OF the
most bloody struggles tnat has ever occurred IN
South America.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-02

ANAMA, June 22.-Panama remains unusua.J
quiet recentlyj we have not even heard hint of
revolution for days past. The PIesiaOnt oF no
State, accompanied by a guard OF honor, is making
a tour through the lntenor malicious people say to
canvass among the Legislature so that ut the COM
ing session his past accounts may be approved
OF nnquPshoued
The steamer Rdksid, the pioneer of the Panama,
New ZEALAND, and Australian line, from this side
arrived at this port from England on the 18th in.
slant, after good run of forty six days She will
oath instant.
The United States steamer NyGck, Lieutenant
Commander Pendergrast, reached this port on the
17th from Calao. The former commander of this
vessel, Newman, died suddenly of BRAIN fever the
81st of Maya Y. Herdtd
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Etc. ETC.. ETC.. Hac., EtC.. EtO., Etc.
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CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY
III at follow a sequence OF youthful ndlsoretions
THE CHERoKEE CURE

VIII restore health and vgor and effect permap
cure alter all other medicines have failed.
lhirty-two page pamphlet sent In sealed ope,
free TO any address.
Price s2 per bottle or three bottles for s6
Sold by all DruF giss or Will be sent bv express to
any por ion the world the receipt of price ~ the
sole pIOprle or,
DIR. w. r. MERWIN,
No 81 " alker street, New YOek.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY


Cures all Urinary Comp lants VIZ. Gravel Inaam-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention Urine
Stnctues OF the Uretnra Dropscal Swe linvs, Brick
Dust Deposits, and all diseases require duretc.
ana " hen usedl &C 6nlunctlon with the
CHFROKKE I'M JECrlON,
does fail to cure Con hea GIeet and all Mucus
discharges In Male or Female curing recent cases in
from one to three davs and Is eay recommended
in those cases Of Fluor bus or Whites in Females.
The two medcineS used in conjunction Will not tail to
this disapreeable comp ant and In cases
where ter medicines been used without success
INJECTION fefS - o., -:S'' IS.
be found in all weregulated drug stores and are
recommended by physicians aud druggists all over he
world for iner intrinsic worth and merit. Some un-
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toners by Sc ling cheap and worthless cOmpOunds-in
order 10 make money IN place OF these b. aot de-
ceUed II The drOg Pists viii buy them write
and wi send them 10 you by ex press, secure
packed and from observation We treat all diseases
10 which the human system is suit ject and will be
peased to receive full and xplic from those
who have ni ed TO receive reet heTeo ore Ladies'
gentlemen can dress us in perfect Rndenee. We
sire 20 SEND our thrtytWO Dhet Tree 70
lady and gentleman the land. Address all Letters tor
pamphlets medicines advice TO the sole gropretor
Or. w. II MERWIN,
S6mwfJrp No. 81 WALKER Street, Ny.
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GER fIFICATES,

Among hundreds OF Testimonials OF its efficacy
the following resp9c able gentlemen hUve kindly
consented TO answer any inquiries respecting the
wonderful cure. of the Great RheumaI &c Remedy,
which may be required of them:-
Conrad f. Cloher, Esq No: 2a y. Water street
W llinm Anspach Esq, No q N. hlrd street.
Thomas Allen, ESQ.,, Seventh street above Brown.
7 b. +. Dxey, Esq, No. 622 Chesnus street.
George }. Weaver, Esq No 1927 Walnut street.
Joseph stevens, No 533 Owen street
John Ellison Franklin ana Poplar Streets
George Landell Esq, NO 1105 Green street.
Samuel " Jacobs, ksq., Arch at above Sixth.
Michael Weaver, ESQ, No 1906 Green street.
Joseph Baker, Esq S28 n. Fifth street.
W. j. Stillwe!l, Bndesburg. =
Joseph Comfy, Frankford ~
Rev. j. Halburg Vicksburg, Miss. F62
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FEARS OF a REVOLUTION.
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His UnpOpularlty with the People.
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OH E r OKEE CURE,
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the MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT PEREZ,
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AUCTION SALES.

d SCOTT JR., AUCTIONE NEER
DINO 1920 CHESRUT STREET. 52lS
SPECIAL SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS CRYSTAL
MElALLlOSS, ETC.
BY especial request g. Scott Jr., will SELL at the Art
Gal cry, No. 1920 hesnut street,
his & atuFday) Evening
To be continued on Monday and Tuesday evenings
al clock, about 1875 splendid oil paintings crystal
edal IONS &C.. OF pleasing American landscape river
and fountain scenery by native artists.
This wi positively be the last sac of the season.
now open ioT eXamina ION. 63O3
DAN NCO AST q WARN OC K,
ii AUCTIONEERS,
5IsS No. 24O MARKET Street
RALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOOD , So .CK OF GOODS, STRAW GOODS
ETC, ETC, b. .rAL0GUE.
on Tuesday,
July 5 commencing 10 O'Clock, comprising about
45O OF erabe goods suited to present sales 20 Sc
GslOCK OF A PERU hERY MANUF ACTURERI
Also Tuesday Morning
The ertire stock OF Il pertumeIy manutactory com
pricing essantia oi lin large stock Of cologne
perfume and Domade bottles etc etc. IL
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Death of Lieut., Newman, of the "NyaCk"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
gelp 0lrtlealrs y Aailp Grestent.
Bring Back the stolen Church p,o,a

Rev. Q. G. Pnckpey, of Charleston m,kes ,bs
following appeal for the restoration of tbenlate of
his church, that was stolen at the time of the sack.
ing and burning of Columbia February, 1866:
.t;l tC;HAihLEsToN, i Feb. 4.-Among the calamities
which have befaen many Of the churches in the
PAST year s the entire or partial loss Of our church
plate. NY own church (Grace Churchp had ai fuIl
a. an1 r namusome communion service, which was sent
.e Goiunbla for safety. 1t was lost in the sacking
OF Of .hat city by Sherman's army on the 18th Of
Meahnay MfeChrnary last last. The communion plate Of st.
MlchaeIs Church, Charleston, the gft of Queen
anne, and that Of Trinity Church, Columbia, was
s'q!eh or destroyed in the fire on that occasion
.,; !. nas occurred to me that you might do some
uB 70 aid US in the recovery of solne at least of
sese sacred vessels, endeared to us by ,se and BY
30 SOL many religions associations. They have pro-
. uapy Deen offered for sale in the larger cities Of
tae " North. Theyfmay have fallen into the hands
ol t some who are willing to restore them on just
Terms to their rghtful owners. Each piece of
p piate OF my church was distinctly marked, :" Grace
ohurch, Charleston" The others were, pre-
sumo, So me- IN like manner engraved with the names
OF their churches.
;, The record book Of 81. Michaels Church. more
than one hundred years old, was carried off. It
was seen in the hands Of parties going North from
charleston. 1T was a valuable book. The MEM
bers Of the church will be- under obligations to
you, if yon assist them to recover it.
Yours, respectfully, c. G. PINCKNEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

WORTHY HIS NAMEsAKE.--Ben. Butler, a negro,
was found last night lying on stall in the Dau.
Phn street market, pretending to be asleep, but
all the while trying to steal some butcher imple.
ments from drawer in the stall Z Ben was order
ed to be sent to the Freedman's Bureau, and
contract to be made for him to go to the country
as no Buffers Of his stripe needed here at pre-
sent-EMobie Tribune. ~ ~ q - ~ i.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
OFFICIAL. sys,
r EASING OF THE NEW CANAL

STATE OF LouIsIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, February 10th, 1866.
In conformity to the following act of the Gem
eral Assembly, sealed proposals will be received
at this office for the period of twenty days from
the date hereof, for the LEASE OF THE NEW
CANAL, on the terms and conditions set forth in
the act hereto annexed.
Proposals to be addressed to the Governor of
the state and indorsed q Proposals for Leasing
the New Canal.'' '''S0 "'F '@'fF ''s@ 7+. "'p@'
~ 10 sB@ IT, Ts.s-l1, J. MADISON WELLS, ..
Governor Of the State of Louisiana, s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
afw 0neans Daily orsu aay prnlnq februatu L. 1asn
7'0-7 IT :
FINANCIAL.


TAME9 l.. GLENN ... ...-
AGENT FOR SAWYER WALLACE 4 CO.,
+A "ft New York, t5 'A
VIII make cash advances Consgnnens to them In New
York. and to friends in London, Liverpool Antwerp
and Bremen. Or "ift. i5s' IN @@
~ Once 81 carondelet .trest, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

The hrat aim of human beings happiness and happuea
ssEFNEae Implies health Of body and mind
Dr. Whites experience and for thryoue II,
an extensive practice in large cities haye brough. to him for
treatment vast amount Of every disease both acts
and chronic
bis remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and ali
secretions and exceons til entire system in unhealthy
aheathy condition Instead of nung any part of the
tenn or the constitution they repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire organsm truly sound mind in
asound body.
Institute established acute and chronic
Diseases viz: Rheumatcs Colds Coughs Bronchts Laryn
chts Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Tbron,
Lungs, Heart Liver, spine Stomach Bowes Oos.yeness
dyspepsia, scrofula Kings Evil White Sweings all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fistula. Syphilis and onor
rhea In all their stages Mecua and hereditary tain all rsd
impurities of the Blood Jaunde Diseases of the Eyes
bran' dore, Bg Neck) Diseases Of the Kidneys Gravel
Dfabes Dropscal Diseases all Female Ailments Weakpeas
wasting and Nervous Afectens Sick Sun Head
Depression of spirits Hppoconda Hysteca Fits or
pasms We repeat the worst erupsrs skim all sorts of
ucers OF whatever nature to the ncipent Cancer which 30
gevousy ahict humanity speedily cured
one or two hours spent at the Institute with DR. White m
auenty save weeks Of fever bersueringy-often life
NOW that Communication open again. receives calls pe
'onay and by letter formally from parts of the country
Consultation free stamps not forgotten" ' 5H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
RRYAnr, sTRATroN Z. CHAp,~ !. a.

| Bn1AANT, sTHATT0N q CMArrAu,e
atsI BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INsrYruvp
IS cARoNDELET STREET, new ORLEANS. III
The course Of Instruction embraces Penmans Tslss.ub.
ing BOOK Keeping, Commercial Law Commercial calcuI.-
tons Customs Trade Actual Business Training BY mean.
o. Banka Emporus Business Telegraph Offices II every
description, etc II t2e sf's# af%i5sIFs @t'sE
Scholarships good throughout the Chain Of Is coll.r,s
Evening sessions for the accommodations Of all such as enno
attend through the day For further particulars ca 4. Ii.
omee, o. send for College Journal. s53s a#z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
GEO. III. VINlTEN-

fTEO. III. VINTEN--t -Hl4 f.,I RNE
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 1a0 Poydras Street, n s7s-
Between Camp and st. Charles Streets New Orlsans
full stock of News, Book Job Paper together with
Cards. cardb0ards Ink Type, Presses all the articles
ing efice. st4-s.,L - "a ...s'e1t
Agent for the sale of R. Hos Co.'S Printing Presses the
oerty JOB fressss; Adams Cottage Presses Connors
United States Foundry hghbody's News Ink and Wade's
Colored Inks. z'.H -,-. n. .-hf'f FTF : -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
- GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
CELLos. AI.LARD q eooDwxr.

WHOLESALE cgocERs, COMMISSION specu, vrs
t'Fi 't' AND DEALERS rs- 4l3ts 'gi
Boat stores. Plantations and Fanny sup.,,..
r,. s No. 70 fUlros AND IS raosr srxxz..
..,. ., aa . New oriesns La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
EDUCATIONAL.
OAKLAND COLLEGE,
CLAIBORNE cous1y, MISS. tne., Rodney,

Will ener tEe Second Term Of tbe c,
rent session TN the 18th Of January and b.
sad thorough education. - I \ 4 -e"1po'e po'e
FACULTY.:
hss. Joseph II. Calvin, President pro tenn and n
a.,w..lr = ..,s =. Professor Of Greek
80 lAtue m Professor of Natural Science
Ready q aa
j. Wheeler A IL lo,sJsg ~ Latn
nv vacant Chairs Vim i. Pssies.or q MODERN hsng.sgss
Prpfrssar, them will be sanght By the
successsu IN gssent Tie Preparatory Department
iectory, or In private families " o ~ ta0 Soiiese ne
Trjt,or - IEKMs--t PayabIc ID advanced fT
f,ontim,IpS oaGn, psr term of dvem hs. $40 %
Board and vasI,sn,.. 800
Total experses ~ VI month 10 90
Con,mpUcattana ma ~. 800 90
ney, Miss 4'essd s'es'sd 70 sne President, At Rod
hsId Naib p tne osd q Trustees the College f ba
should be present T5JAMEa snat = ail meeting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
CIGARS, TOBACCO. =ETC

CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. =
4 CIGARS. { .,...!..........s... A. .cre Ars
esived by steamship Mexco 10000 Havana Cigars Il he
brands intmidad. La Corona Cnto de Orion F1or
| ag-. r...s F.as,p.r .,,sf.,r'.. I"- P. PRATs,
--- ----- No. Carondelet street
SUTHERLIN. WARREN z CO. :
'os WAkREN II EsNgTHEkkaN Its late Dsavle
sUTHERLfN of bsnvils, viii %Viil.inAaT Virainia VIZ ,e
Msrshast. aa sns'a' 's' 'r''ar comn'''lon y :
r,,sr., ,.., ,,u.u 1es and lo7 GRAv1ER STREET.
1luera casa advances made on consgnments IN hand
THos. g. WALSH q co., = H7T77T7r---77T-
cTHos c. WALSH, late of Lyuchburg, Va. ARTHUR
| CONNELL, late of Montgomery Alaj y
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| CORNER or GRAvIRR AND NEW LEvnn STREETS. m e
New Orleans, La -....b'.' DID,,
General Harry T. Hays, New Orleans La ..--
Messrs Mcdaniel q Irby, Lynchhurg Va .,.
Messrs Chas Lung l. Co.. New York
CRAFTS q STREET,
"' d. CRAFTsaS. A. STREET, formerly OF STREET 4
bhos, Charleston s. o.
TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS 1-'
'I''.' We at}t AND '',Ff' 'f-' ID. 3.
General Commission Merchants. Hu@
- No. % Matches Street. .-.0 Is. !
JOSEPH MAYER e. SONS = - on :,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN i.'h
Aea1' Manufactured and Smoking T,aha~co
CIGARS. PIPES POUCHES, '-,~
and every variety Of smokers articles J@9t@ +'A
"Tl. ai''p No. 70 Gravier Street, New Orleans;
--- :. No. l22 Water street, New York.
g b. BLOCK d CO., T77T T77- -
IS GRAv1ER STREET, ''7T ta'
Wholesale Dealers in and Importers st '" FL " |
pisars' SiFEinls and Western To-
Keep constantly on hand the best brands Of the
OLD DOMINION '.si.'
MAYER BROTHERs, - - --------- -.
cREscENTcITY STEAM TOBACCO wosrs
Nos. 40 and 81 Lafayette Street. ~
- = ~ N''1NA' : NA''''''''' NEW NEW ORLEANS, Ia
MAYER BRorHERs.
d. ...TCHouPrToULAs STREET q,
. Between Poydras and Natches streets
NEW ORLEANS, LA
aud % Che"lng and Manufacturers Of Srnokinp
rdsa, hds4yy wsl selected s stock constantly on hand @
h respectfully solicited whom LIBERAL dscann
+ aUMA. : =
-. T.. Importer Of r,7 ..-.. .ls.DJ
aAVAVA CIGARS, LEAF TOBACCO AND PRODUCE.
'-....-. o. Common street,
Between Magazine and Tchoupitoulss ..l.,
SIMoN j. FLATOw. -
= MANUFACTURER OF ALL Krrps or
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO.
W Masnzine street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
DISSOLUTION.

'NHE FIRM OF j. H. AsHHRIncr =
.1, ~ having been dissolved, BY Imitation IN fhs
office, ~ : ''1 pos'ess ~ my fornae
.5lts . No lss COMMON STREET. sA
n connection with the house Of j. H. AsHRRTnae - IL
attention to the 81f.E7' " Fr "n 20 oosose MATT
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES
and the purchase Of every description Of 9Es 4fss
MERCHANDISE suitable for tb,s n.,... a.sS ~
attorney ~ AA1hAsoN holds my full power .. !
New 3rasnss Novsn... !, ,o.. J. Il. AsHBRfDGE