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| ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Capt Borden, u sA;
2 " Chandler, Camden, Ark;o Taylor, Mich j
Rush, Fieksburg; J . Richardson, Canton; ] L
Goyerf, . t. ) y ! Van I2S Dorm Yazoo City; W McFar-
Ascension; 3 Rrooks, ] D Knox, Magnolia b
r sappington, @ Cock, Tex; L Wilder, Boston !;
aapioyy h9y' oppenhei@ heGhstsn
Lemon, H Jones, J 9 Reilly, Clinton,
Louisiana !, j B Chandler, B H Calvin, d Jones, !,
Mah;tl Hanson, S q St s. Louis; Caldwell and wife,
G D Mcclellan, Miss; + Brown Louisville :; j L
ip.hips, q Fitzgibbon, ] Elder, Mobile G
MaXon, 7; q A Chapman, Y; A G Wilson,
Memphis; Judge D NJ Simmons Ala - NJ warren,
taa,; IA; p Or = colgin, Ala; Nibe, D. G Plais-
Y; Duxbury, N Y; s speakman and wife,
Ind Mrs Smith, Louisyile II Cocks, N Y; G j
y carlow, Z; W 9 Sheer, St. Louis; R Brooks,
~ satt nauis no1ana angaate okolona Miss Col
~ ~. LOUIS SHOTEL-EB Bogert, Y; Adams,
y I; q Parsley, city; q Stapleton N Y Mrs
nye. y Mobile; Mrs Rankin, Mo; j NJ s Martin; A
H9oelt pa;,s: st Landry; Robinson; Dennis on;
! Kelly, Clinton; g Sterling, Feliciana; NJ
Nlbng, do; g Taylor, Jackson parish, La; l. G
Hanningway, N Y; Mrs Appleton, Monroe, La; G
y 4. Morgan, 81 Louis; p Smith, stLouis = Il A
CITY H0TEL-H B Smith, city; W D Crawford,
Ia; u Gross and wife. DO; V Denny, Pascagoula;
} Harrison. Ala G Woodruff, Galveston McGar-
vey, do; j Dickson, B F Hughes, La; I WALL do;
! Jones Canton H Ganders r I Bngham; j
Lang; 6 H Richards: W H Ford; b F,riilk; ii Ba-
dom; Lenhart; Capt w R Borkedale; Miss l.
Tuily; II NJ Jones; Tex; G W Reams Tndepend-
ence, La; J Mulligan,.W Hecox, Shreveport; Mrs
Kent and son, D Hayes, Riaggold, Louisiana; D
CaWthorn, Grand Bend; ] Nichols, Waterproof; J
y Yinson. Mrs J Wall, ia; J Baker. Louisiana;
Mrs Higgins; King, G Evans, city; ] I, Riley, |
N Bearing, Liberty, Miss; 8 4 Downs, Ala; r. Il |
Robertson, Mobile; s Moore, H s Binion, Fair
belle. Ala A II Parker, III N Smith, Mobile G !
4. Woodward, New York; Ferguson, Point |
Coupee Mrs Boon, La; ] Ross, Lake Prpvi-
denee;.J @ Cammack, I'll j. Waller, Ky !; Mi and /
Mrs Bobe, city; J W McCown, Texas; w Delano;
Briggs, Ind. s F a.faal %Gt
ST. JAMES 'HOTEL-H De Nenrol Galveston. =
Miss 0 Hamilton, " S D Hamilton, e H Day, /
Feciana; J Allen; R s Lyle, Vfcksburg; Rousset I
and wife; D Hansbrough, Tenn; NJ Pfeifer, Brook
honser; ] W Lesene, Ala; } Dorsby, Kinds county; |
Q Lewis; J NOEL, w Goat, j Wessen, L. Mosby |
9 Feam, Mrs A r Johnson, Il johnson, Miss NJ p |
Eggleston, w Eggleston, = Henningson, Rev G |
Harris. J W Smith, Y Smith, NJ Lenhart, Miss; r.
4 Jones, Ill; G Gorgreen, Evergreen Ala P O.
Graves, Ala; G H Morgan, J z Smith, st Louis; j
n Logan, Texas; u Woods, city; DIR u Conner,
Bladen Springs; II Berkley, Camden. Ark, A P |
Willis, city; NJ Bartett; Smith, Texas; E
Bfaefted and wife, N Y.apjgt5l s6B r$a&4
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!. sITuATros WANrEp. Under the head of wants
will be found an advertisement for situation as
salesman in VII Slesale grocery or hardware store.
The advertiser we know to be a gentleman Of
;probity and strict business habits, who has an
extensive country acquaintance, and whose services
are desirable.
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Photographsc albums with musical boxes con-
ceaisd In the cover, are at present, a novelty in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
PkOaCs, EI0aus, Px1,us

ONE THOUSAND PLOws ONE Tuors.p,, ~,
c.,H.s s, Also o"es
Just received. '"so's ana danE Plows -r
THOS. B. bodily & co.
Peraiaa street,
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Immigration agency.

SA'............ Union atreet....... 81
Z NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. ? "a $50
SIS -f,j n a-.fAT
mr. + REIMONENQ announces the pisnters of r.,,
States that he has been appointed agent
o' ne Gomtercsl Houses Of France and thu Craat
tna he Is authorized sign conrs for the Immors
Laborers from India China y
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aFTOs1 Tie,
III. S G.. SOlsEe & Co.

II MAIDEN LANE, NEW YoRr<
Manufacturing and Wholesale GDeaIears in L Ss
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND FINE GOLD JEwELRy
Branch of the above house at
No. st. Charles Street, New Orleans,
--4.-s II. s. WILLIAMS z1e l7sg-5-'-
To whom all Southern ordars oa, =, .,,-
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Wanted.

To And the person who used the PIONEER YEAST
POWDER, and did not prefer It to all others. s5 Y
Inquire Of E. THOMPSON d CO., G. W. MANSON CO.,
BIsCoE siMas, and Groeers generally -,-. 4 d.
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Spring, 1866.
DIRECT IMPORTATION AT WHOLESALE.

DIRECT IMPORTATION AT WHOLESALE
J- LHvo1S eas CO.
Have in store, and to arrive full FRENCH
BRITISH and AMERICAN GOODS adapted to the SPRING
TRADE, and imported exclusively for the SOUTHERN
MARKET including the latest novelties Of DRESS GOODS
Is cases Printed JAcoNErs '9 ''-S i'"
rs oRGANDIES.
[ 20 ;. a. PRINTS,
In two coors and at cheaper prices than in former years
A FRENCH PRINTS. '
A. :. PERCALEs. '
A :. BRILLIANTEs .- .-' fl
In cbintz and single coors '7 .74' .
3-4 SILK LUsTERs N
34 Plain and Plaid LENoS -7F
34 :. ALPACAs. " --.. ..-'
a. Black and Colored CHALLYS. .' ..s ''
.-- "a ALPACA COaTINGs .fn. ..-
Ga DRAP D'ETE. +S str-# ,eE -s'
NJ" FANCY LINEN DRILLS. Ss'' Z. A7|
ar "A WHITE AND CoLokED DUCKS A.
~ j. LEVOIs d. co. s-,.n-.. .s+--
Call the attention of Buyers their Stock Of ..-
~ .gs..r white Goods, ~ K 0.l.-.pFs sz|
1.coNprss -0 In Ig~.a p. sarr- -p-t
r,upprco .~ns VIA y vtn.+.- o.. .sgs.l5. '&~ ~
.a,a-, .....a..a ...,r.... y. LEsos
.,...,s.. ..a.r-. .:s.r~- oRaANDIEs,
In Plain Plsids coors offered st liberal reduction
to PACKAGE BUYERS, and on Liberal Terms
Corner Canal and Hourbon streets. 4
Scales! Scales! Scales!
FAIRBANKS 81 CO.'S
SOUTHERN sCAEE wAREHousx
TcHoUPIToULAs STREET.
Over one hundred notifications of these STANDARD
---------- 80 FAIRBANKS Il co. |
tn- III EHs'H. ~
ID. Lopez, Cosner of Canal and Dnuphine ste. |
!. New ORLEANS, January 6, 1855
@essrs Thomas b Bodley Co., No. Psrddo street, New
aESTs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations |
1t saves me four dollars every day in fuel and its
capacity for all kinds of cooking anything have
ever seen during long experience with pleasure
mend it to the public .7 -"z t-.t ,ss .5..a
b.. su.- ID 81. Very respectfully, , |
D. LOPEZ,
Corner OF Cana and Dauphins streets
ylEesrOp0xstMsa Hotel,
LATE BROWNS, ,,-.. ... .ssr |
wv A - HIN TO ID. @. |
.s75 tE6tt-
This leading Hotel, RENOVATED AND REFuRNIsHEp
4
in perfect the reception and accommodation
! ,a.sftss.t .as,9.OsC Tie
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I FRrDAr aeRNTNe, FRRRUARY II, lass

al Ile sNsUHshefi ~ sIzK EfRsf Sulu - - -
tof inlf fles of the latest papers from various
anarters. ssS s4ssssfssx 5ss5s sRs
Il VIZ ars indebtetl ia M. sE. n. 0yerali;sof the
Conanetc sReadiae IaooIns, for y copy Of the
NeW Yofk AereaansiIs Journal of the 8th. and the
xisaa sTuvf asd fsasn of shs aoth both Of them
fsod paptis u III s1sci ialitiss ID which they are
1syotsd, sad fcr both Of which Nj. OveralI is
a.aaf. .ss s. n ne IA II NJ sss sss BFF Sa VIA
osss u ths steanboas Fashiion have have Our
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SO UTHERN sUCCESs..
| BARNETT a. LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Have been fully tested Thousands more have proved
their efficacy and eognzant of their being hoy
nrst ponouncedths safest and paatabe anti
dsspepc the category of Stomach produced
r-- - -ae.te.. g rDu-.,. .....'dr.-
BARNETT a LYONS
~ GREY JACKET BITtrERs
HAVE BEEN PROVED, and are guaranteed to POSSESS
NO INTOXICATING PROPERTY, "h 0@7a-'I95-7'
-.,' BARNETT q LYoS,s eore.a
GREY JACKET BITTERS ,o.
Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY a sure
remedy for FLATULENcE AND INDIGESTION and the
best promoter of Appetite general tonic in the world of
Bitters sy..z, Az, s,7t.- ry4
BARNETT d. LYONS
,aset& saaa laRH au p-&H
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Do not their celebrity 30 nauseating putting nor did
they gain their notorety by hurbug testimonials bat
BARNETT IL LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
HAVE PROVED THEMSELVES in the camp firstly and |
subsequently, in the homestead by and by the civil
an to be superior anything tried that too by the
fact that even with the most herculean exertious
PLY HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO THE DEMAsDi
since their first proprstors therefore,
...-....,l.g .4 sesg#%y ZOO aaygS n1-lr n
BARNETT 81 LYONS
GREY JACKET BIITrERS
Are again reluctantly compelled invoke the indulgence
their kind and patient patrons extend thenuut the
completion of their improvementa continuance of their
eniety The improvements being effected ia contamination
dovouty be vished,u
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IaIE X ARIErIEs . y ndale'' ii Still on The
hlls v ne Varieties. Tho public demand for ii
ses1s II leave nd other couI se for Tie manager.
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Az ApElfs oF MusIc Ihis house has such i fhrainl.
stflieaty of performers md such constant yari.
ety that M confess ourselves at i loss sometimes
= kneM how " describe its eccentricities, and On
this occasion m,ist refer ia i'll bill NJ " * III u
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- .fEbeff LyOss's Sc3sOOE
Of
"a SIXTY Boys,
Chatawa, Pike County, Mississippi,
S NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
5 TEACHERS:
REV. ALBERT LYON.
ROBERT J. PERKINS
i JOS. G. ROBERT.
MISS +. MCGOWAN
E....,.. A L. T. BARCAND. ... ... .,
CHARLES KRALL
The School is limited positively to sixty To shis
comp ement seven moro pupils will be admitted.
Privilege of membership extended only to those who will
continue to the close of the session.
Applications to be recorded be by an sd
vance payment of fifty dollars Admission will be granted in
the order ofapplicaon.
Catalogues ofineresng particulars may obtained aer
the l5h inst Of ROBERT PiTKIN, sq., l3 and Is Camp
street, New Orleans, or by addressing
8. ...s.. REV. ALBERT LYON, Master
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100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER,
J., tx, III and inches thick For sale by -s
- 81 @-E3 PURVEs & PRAGUE,
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HAVE PROVED THEMSELVES in the camp firstly and
subsequently, in the by the soldier the civil
ian to be superior to anything before tried by
fact that even with the herculean exeons THE SUP
PLY HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO THE DEMAND
since their first the propeors therefore,
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The attention Of dealers IN general IL callea
70 the sale of Mexican AIT ~ BE- made tlis day IL
b. 2ssl6rphy, suctfonear. 81 sss y
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BARNETT d LYONS

Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY a sure
remedy for FLATuLENcE AND INDIGESTION, and the
best promoter of appetite and general tonic in the world Of
Bters. s.-,. .t ETt- rEf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Hssss aLYxric II lrs Howard (WatldnsJ viii
prodice at ths olympic tonight among other
things IL Which ahe haa taw equals srhe naugh-;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Nh. HACgETra y night MI. Hacketf
tss,a heneit a ths Sts Charles. He repeats Mid
tha y sgI9as ii Windsor, and
tosthat ehskspe adds his sin
gulatk facstioas oharaotary Monsieur. M1last.
Io s Ma shall hare IN this y hamorsas entertain
ment, would he sbensa sha the truth Hacke9 not
only onesivse Wit, ~ makes Wit wittier.
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READ Y-MA AIDE CLOTHING q
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
That he has had the pleasure of offering
and the public generally. -s45- &E
WHOLESALE APARTMENTS UP STAIRS.
. -E-tEF"
Z .
Gentlemen Hisiiinn the city do
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q Capital Of $3.50, 900.
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ " - y " u t. ~
| HAVE GAzAS G-$L SOLE = - (
u ny entire SlVJA u Day OVy~s, A.4.4gEy ALA
..I4sty aItIC.ss ~ ..lessIs. u. -. AOLLh ~
60, vi ED.L..jelyA.I, = AG1.gy IL uvr ny
thanks ~ IUv cII4Ieus o. - ags!I-g and vicinity
IVr the A9eIaI patronage wn.Gu l1ey nave
bestowed upon luS auILA. my GUsiQess eXpvI4'
euco IL Tins city. PermIG NO TO TecUnlmg4 ~ NY
successors to the patronage OF generous pun
nc rs geutleneu wuV VIA laGUr u pIvase and
a-lsiy. Al EuLLN NOlt.
EIvl9g pU.cL-ygi OF LII N EleiU5t:Y:G h.5
cAIEe SlUgA VICUvUS, wG wgUll, rslgLJI4ly IL
~ Tm the purIlV TIA II l. our intention ~ IN.
crease lBC stock and conduct tEy business On
nuie cNtrns4Tg sea-. LLEi y l.s Ueeu Hereto.
I..e. beng u!Ig..4y c.aL-clcU " iLG v&s .. tAg
IaIseo, Importing HVU-cS ~ fAl!tIgip LA, We
Wa. DC enay.eI ~ oIGE sIsIt 4uuuCCu-sIIs 10
UV II merchants and l. L,llI UuyUIs.
-. :. AuLL1. : 20.
i. i. 49, wheeling
AOgS ArLGE y AC-i-S, HAi.-L.,p!.la
jan IL, IorV.d
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Neg York 1saTLcd
[r--- TDDL-

>NEv -ORfAI ~ 90
Cott0u-ratLer more steady at 47a45c
for middliug. EioUr-wlthout material
change; S7.7Oa7. 50 for extra state; S5.4O
ABS Tor extra round hoop OhiUi 800
alO,3O Tor rl9ds brands, the market
closing quiet. Wljsky-dUl!; western
at S2,27. WLeac-a shade trme and
yerv quiet; old No, Milwaukee club at
sl65 II store; new DO. Gl73. Coru-dull,
heavy and lc lower 794Slc FOX uusouud;
s2aSoc fol- sound mixed western III store
and delivered; s2a544c for new yellow,
Oats-msre active aJ 42a44c tor uuSound
western; 5s459c for sound Sugar-
steady; Cuba MpscoY2do l2.al2ci Aava-
ma III. PetroleunSsteadyi crude at
1872; refined il bond Gore active at GOA
SIC. Pork-Leavy aud lower at S29a
29,3I3 fyT new ulcss; closing at S2S CASH.
&c, Is tor OLD do closing Ut S+S.2o cash;
81 ,25a2I 50 tor prime: 81, 75a23 tor prime
mess; $50 bb!s new mess for February,
Na!cL and April sellers aud buyers Vp
tion at SS5,5QaG9,37 IL Beef-steady at
SIC, 5Oa20 for new plain ness; 22la24 for
new extra mess. Beef Haus--quiet for
western ut 94Qa4I,5Q Cut Meats-uU'
settled ut llfal23c foy shoulders Cum.
berIaud cut 10 arrive ut Ice. Dressed
Aogs-hrm AT l2&al3c for WESTERN 433a
Isle for city. Lard-steady at IoSalSc
l,ou0 bbls. FOL February, March aud
April sellers option at l5al8!c. Butter
-quiet and steady At 2Qa32c 1or Ohio
Chsese-oall at il l.GIl7 l-2C.
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$1,000 600.

Distribution Is made N the following manner ;
CERTIFICATES naming each article and It's
VALUE are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed One of these Envelopes
containing the Certificate or OIder ior some me
mail to any address, without regard to choice on
receipt Of 25 cents
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what Article it DRAWS, and its value, ana
can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
Article named or can choose ANY OTHER one
Article on our List of the same value.
IL Purchasers Of our SEALED EN- VEL
OPES, may, in this manner, obtain an Article
WORTH FROM ONE TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until it ia kn2wn what
is drawn and its value Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed in az cases.
THE EUREKA GIFI ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact of Its being the
Original aud Largest Gift Association in the
country. We are therefore enabled to 2end
FINER GOODS, and give better chances to obtain
the mare rGIiIa5,s prices, than any other estab'
Hshment OF the kind. The business continues
to be conducted in fair and honorable manner,
and large and greatly increasing trade is proc:
that our patrons appreciate this method or OBJ
tanning rich aud elegant goods.
During the past year this Association Eas
sent very large pumGtr or valuable prizes to
all parts OF the country. Those who patronize
us will receive the full value of their money as
no article on our list ia worth less than One Dol.
lar, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on baving
prompt returns and the article drawn will be
Immediately sent 10 any address By return mail
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association,
and have kindly allowed the use Of their names,
many other names might be published were we
permitted -
Doctor J. f. Marsh. lac Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, Piano value $50; Col 5. II. Ro-
bertson, ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans La,
OIL Painting, value slO0i Mrs. Lucy Adams, De.
troit, Mich, Gold Watch, value $50; Patrick
Burk, l2l Chapel street New Haven, CT, Melo.
deoD, value 500, Jesse K. Williams Spring.
field Mass, Gold Watch, value $50; Mrs. Il.
n Roberts, Revere House Boston Mass,
Piano, value $3.50 Hon. Nelson J. White, Wash.
ington. u. c., Oil Painting, value 500; Luther
Brown, 23 Pleasant street, Fall River Mass.
Gold Watch, value $3.50: Mrs. J. Philips, Wor.
cester, Mass, MelodeoD, value s20O J. 3.
Brown, Westfeld, Mass, Gold Watch value
SIPS Miss +. Davis, Natlck, Mass, two prizes
Melodeon, value S225 Cluster Diamond Ring
value 5000.
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledging the receipt of very val
liable gifts, may be seen Oh die ct our office.
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i b. the following schedule on and after the
Sd Decepber, 1865:
ACCOMMODATION TRAN
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~, p, DISSOLUTION | /! 4 ] 9 NS,;,.,ro

l. FORE existing under the firm name Of All.
msn & Wayman, In the wholesale Boot and Shoe
trade. Is dissolved, by the death OF the senior
partner, Mr.. Altman. The business will be set
tied By the surviving partner.
Mt TATXAN
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CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD.
Pacific Mail Steamship 0ompan7's
Through Line to California,

TOUCHING AT MEXICANP PORT
J. and carrying the L. ). Mail. Leave Pier
No. az North River foot Of Canal street, al ~
o'clock, noon, on tie lst lIth aud 2lst OF every
month except when those dates tall on SUNDAY
and then OIL the preceding Saturday, Tor Agp!u.
wall, connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
OF the Company's Steamships from Panama Tor
San Francisco, touching AT acapulco
FEBRUARY
ist. HENRY CHACNCET Capt JIsy con
Meeting with COLORADO, Capt WatGIls
10Th. ATLANTIC, Capt. llaury Connecting
With SACRAMENTO, Capt. CGTerIy.
2iSt NEW YORK, Capt. Honsr cOuusotiD (
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. F.TnswSrtb.
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Pauapa
With steamers for South Pacific Ports Those
Of lst touch at ManzanIlIO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RAJEs ~ CuKKE.CY.
tTst Cabin, 1900 Second Cabin $3.50 Steer
a discount CT one. quarter frcu steamer razss
allowed TO second cabin and steeraRe passeD g.Is
with families. Also, an allowance of one Giar.
ter on through rates 70 clergyEIeu and their IAN.
oTable discharges, hall fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adEIt. Baggage.ID masters accompany Laggage
through, anu attend TO ladies' ana children Hitl.
out male protectors. baggage received on the
dock the day before saiIIUg from steam boats
railroads aud passenger. who prefer 70 seai
down early
An experienced 5uEgeoa u u2ard I2i,c.ro
E1d attendance free
= steamer viii be placed on tie LIE Jauuar7
ist, i9Gb, 70 ruu FROM Ng~ orleans q 4 spin.
wall, via Havana.
For Passage Tickets OF further information
apply at the Company ticket Office, CT the
Wharf foot OF Csnal street North Ri-er New
York / ". G.. BELLOWS
jan23Cm Agent
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New Work lIoney Marker

NV YORK, Jan. 70
Aoney-rather more active at 5a6 per
cent Sterling Exchauge-quiet at SIZE
alQS4. Gold-Grmel; opening at Sl,3gs
declining to Sl,393i closing atSl,39t.
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Two Lots for Sale.

GEAR FOR SALE TWU LOTS
i IL kItchietowu situated ON Fifth street
Square Is, lots NO. and 8, at private sale. II
not sold before the 9th day OF January, 1866
Oh Saturday, January 9th, at o'clock. Terms
made known on day Of sale. Enquire Of John
q. MLeap, Ritclietown.
iaplsts W I, CHAMBERS.
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each

without regard to ralac arano: 70 te paid 70
mt! g0w kDo.r ackgt y9w l::H yecc!rc.
EACH
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN

AL AhBLE nOhA EN-, ON MAR
WI KE1 STREET, between the Custom
House and the Little Suspension Bridge. Mon.
umental work Of al kinds made 70 order Ctr
aud country orders Will be met With promptne,i
apl5-1y
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Hy LEWIS BAKER.
geiegrapiiic Summary.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1895, ~.
Adry goods store in GAINESVILLE. ohio.
was entered Thursday night and robbed
of Ave thousand dollars
The smallpox is spreading among the
negroes in the interior of Louisiana
1t is stated that the prohibition OF the
cattle trade with Canada isto beremoved
Immediately.
The city of Louisville, Ky, offers the
State three hundred thousand dollars
for the erection Of public buildings. il
tie Capitol is removed to that place
Dispatches from Louisiana state thar
the planters experience great difficulty
in making contracts with the freedmen
for labor.
Major Generals sherman, Sheridan,
Thomas aud Meade are expected in
Washington next week to consult with
Government officials concerning The sit
uatiOn in tho South
There were S37 O0O COZ Of internal rev
enue collected in New York city in 1865.
1t is reported that the President will
shortly issue q proclamation restoring
civil law throughout the South and de
claring the rebellion at au end
There are one hundred thousand
claims ofdeceased soldiers awaiting set
Element At the auditors Office.
The Gillian government is trying 10
purchase tberam DUnderberg Of w H
Webb, who viii dispose of her if permit
ted by TIE government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
For Rent.
Farm For Sale Low

NI1II VI SOIO EVVVE
I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
! sale my Farm, containing 81! acres Of land
situated IL HIGHLAND township Belmont coun-
", Ohio, on the National Road eight
miles IRON Wheeling and u from St.
ClIIIsvIIIe. The Land is well improved three
acres III grape vine, and the remainder in ex.
ce!lCGt condition tor gardening purposes. There
IS oA tie premises a first rate Tavern stand,
with stabliUg and plenty of good wafer There
is also tine orchard Of well selected fruit trees
and ~ arChed wine cellar together with first
Iat7 St!l house with all necessary improve.
meu.s and conveniences. L viii sell on the
nost reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near 81.
CiairsvIlle, Belmont county, Ohio.
octI7.Lt CHRISTIAN WEIT1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
FOR SALE.

CEEE2 FOR SALE .NS DESLIs-
l. AELE three.story BRICK DWELLING sit
uated Il the west side Of Main street, above
Madison, containing thirteen rooms with gas
rxtures aud cell II under the entire building
Carnage house and stable attached. If not dis
posed Of at private sale before the ist OF Febru.
any, II VIII 10 offered at public auction. L will
take pleasure IN showing any one through the
house that desires TO purchase. Terms reasona
bic, Nj. Rh6lNSIhOM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-27
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIOR. R.
n.ssEHaERTRAINs wILLKTN

OFFIeK BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING, Sd Dec, 1865.