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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
NEDICAL fuEyEyoR OyIICr
Asur.-.rl.N D. &. Iaut.nrN LI 49,. !

Brrf.u oI CaDzlyCE, SAvf DKrsHT.rsT,
WAsHsGIOS CiTI. Jan. %. I'D. )
GALE o. OFSTRYJCEABLE and UNSLRNICE-
- ABLE NAVY PONDLKs. % the UNITED STATES
NANl-vARD %URI ok, Nr-in.si'heie ~ n be solt 70
che hizhe. tdc-. ptc auc ion, - nocu - t'e lot" cy
Of Mach ipa o. thr of tie Inspector o. Oddl1'e s
the NorE wy ilrd. ~ sample. FIVE Lundrc4 and t41y
frl- flDu.1li INDEED three ('J'ND pon.s a
MN Powders. asioiot'--
so 500 pond Scivc-rhls
-. pJ.nIa CcuiemHeA
Je5i3 pound, Dan r.sd
s6fj pounds Compared
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

Young raa ind staudir. the working q tones
Gslen Flower Garden. Gfaprfef, Crap hfhor' ofren
har.s etc. With the l s oat u Grounds. Any ruuti-nAf
requrng hi, srr,ice. " pcesr adtIe'I GARDENER No
~ Eas, Hogitou4t.. y. !.
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Commercial c9ntelli0ente.


Tuesday Evening January . 1880. }
CoTToN-ihc market opened TINS morning win moderate
inquiry "ich EiHduiy improved W 'c III! "1N"ccu, VA
hhu become quite "e'''e towards 1e Close anu resu'eu III
saes oil ah'- ues III sLShJ Ssr '"ouH" u"l !no'""'!
iHshsf HsufeS '' our H"o''''n' y. '"N'u5' ''' ~ ~
Iater intelligence at mana from 'he NorI ORION Europe Ina"
snH' pNp''s"ea 1T '''o ',u''o"S pais''' anu t p ~
As que more 10 inc Se''ehei Oh ne ucuS "c eN1Seu
ioE ee'eF"' u0ys' "e'"ec' ''e ''e''e" anu anu
inc consequent e'uiHp''o' VI s"'lIs ''' "o" ~ oeeN
lnpeoea or Wholly ahahuoneu iof over Heeh' IMAM
soAps o're' e"ose me "A' p"'''pD IN. .! "
large NUMBER o. '"'e,s, tne p n pe - IL ne ~
lowing otaerf VIZ lPo pu!eS' oo' foo, ' 49, S - -'o
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rHANDEER's NEWS EXPRESS. FRo,s

rHANIEEK'S NEWS EXPRESS, FROM
~ Magnolia Pike County to Holmesvlle County sea Pike
county Miss, tri-weekls
From Magnolia Jacksonwood and Liberty County seat
Amite county, Miss, trweeky. "
From Liberty Centreve and Woodvile County seat
Wilkinson county, semi-weekly 10y
viii supply subscribers residing at the vicinity Of any
station the New Orleans Jackson and Northern Rail
road Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad and
Holmesvile, Jacksonwood, Liberty, Cenrevle Woodvle
Monticello County seat Gaatn County seat Pine Bluff
etc, with the
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE. yICKSRERG. JACKSON AND
MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Having agents above will attend recording Deeds collect
lug, etc. . -
Agent Chandeliers Express Magnolia Mississippi" will be
promptly forwarded.
Until mail and postofces established will mail
sad pay postage letters from above places to Magnolia post
office.
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Letters u. SgpostSge paid.
Newspapers aad Circulars, Gu s. postage paid. .....
and Advertisements country papers received
bv J. BENZ. CHANDLER,
~ IS Car0ndeet street
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ITO PLANTERS AND LABoRERs.

L
The old of Labor between Planters and Laborers
EXPIRE and will have to be made
again. With view of procuring mutual advantage to
and Laborers the undersigned has just opened at
No IA Royal street. between Toulouse and St. Peter in the
city of New Orleans SPECIAL AGENCY and offers to pro-
hands to Planters, and employment to Laborers.
Contracts OF Labor passed before LEON LAUGRlN Notary
Public without any additional Terms, 50 80 per head
aborers furnished the Agency including the costs of the
contract 80
The undersigned takes charge Of all oraes to be fulfilled
before the Board of Freedmen s. L. DESTE2.
P s.-Write through P o. Box No. 224S.
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CREE roRwAKDINa-
OFFICE ALABAMA AND FLORIDA AND MOBILE AMI
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADS.

OFtlGE ALABAMA AMI fLORlDA AND MOBILE ANQ
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADS.
The attention of Merchants shipping the interior of Ala
and Western Georgia. and particularly the Merchants
of Montgomery Is drawn to the advantages offered by Rail
road route between Mobile and Montgomery which
successful operation.
Besides the Daily Steamers between Orleans and Mo-
bile regular lines of superior Steamships been esab
lshed between New York and Mobile offering facilities
to shippers
As further inducemen all Freight consigned to the Mobile
and Great Northern Railroad Company ct Mobile viii be
received and forwarded free of commission.
SAM'L G. JONES'
Eng. and Sup't Ala. and Fla. Railroad
G. JORDAN,
En- md up,tM n,j n
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Cattle Market,

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 3, 1866.
Arrived Monday and ycsterlay-6S2 Texas Beeves
Western Beeve l67 Hogs and q Calves Sold-i8 Texas
Bee g YearlngR, 1871 Hogs IS Calves Mich Cows
Stock cae78 Western Beeves 1895 Texas Beeves 225
Yearing 1857 Hogs 1890 Sheep, Calves and lG Mch
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
Of Learning and Military Academy has been in successful
operation since the I'd day OF October last and will
sion Of nine months the Both day of June
Terms-S50 for all expenses for i've MONTHS payable in adj
For further particulars apply to D. T. BOYD
Superintendent Alexandria La.
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FINANCIAL.

JAMS l.. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE d CO.,
New York,
VIII make cash Corssnnents them in New
York. and to JOHN X. GlLIIAT 4 CO. and ROBERT
EDWARDS, London and Liverpool
Office, 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
RULEFF. q TWICHELL,
GEO. RULEFf. T. C. TwIcHELL,
Dealers In Exchange, Gold and Silver,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS,
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHER
l26 GRAvIER ST, New Orleans
w ~ !. No 81 skoA E sTkEET NEW yoR !.
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and G eneral Cor
mission Merchants.
TT ID. NEwcoMs & BRcizo,a
Wholesale ssroccrs and Commission Aser.
chants.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE on
coo, ro,,ox ou, fs,; pRI 1cJ AdsI,,,-.
No So Carondelet seree New Orleans, La.
Dixie, E4APEYmE ~ BROTHER tW.
PIE, J. NJ. LAPEyRE, A BRoTHER)
Bankers, Dealers In Foreign and Domesti,
Exchange, BONDS, Stock, Coin,
and Uncurrent Notes.
Office Camp street, between Canal and Corsuon Streets
in building known old City Bank" recently
pied by Branch Of the Louisiana State Bank" Second
Municipality, New Orleans.
HEWITT, NORTON 81 &C.,
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES On CoEsIGNMENTs
TO THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
New York and Liverpool.
Office ISL told Nurnberl COMMON STREET.
(rAsKt ADVANCES -WE WILL MAKE CASH
oAdvances consgnnents Cotton to sale TIL,
city, for shipment to friends, Messrs. BooNEN,
GRAVES & Co, New York, and Messts. HATHBOEE
BROTHERS L co. Liverpool, England.
All shipments directed insured under oper
policy LEVY C DIETER,
q Carondele. street.
T I1sERAI. CASH ADVANCES MADE upon
shipments of Cotton and other produce houses Watts
Crane Co.. New York and W. G. Watts 4 Co, Liverpool.
OWENS, WATTS Il CO.,
No. IS Poydras street
A DvANCEs MADE ON CONsIGEMENTs OF COT
TON other Produce to friends in New York and
Liverpool
MARSHALL J. SMITH CO.,
81 Carondelet street.
New Orleans, Oct. 23 1865.
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No. IS Front Street,
Between Coarnon and Gravier stree.s M stairs
MEDICAL.
CONSTITUTION L1FE SYRUP
positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD.
ScrufaIa,
struma, Ganduar swellings, liberation Kings Evil
Eryaipeias, Salt Rleurn.
This hereditary acquired filing life with untold
misery is by all usual medical remedies incurable.
Rheumatism.
II there any disease the Constitution Life Syrup
is q sovereign, is in Rheumatism kindred affections
The intense pains almost instantly aleviatedeno!
swelling3 reduced chronic vcarous
twenty thirty years standing, have been cured
Nervousness.
Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves. ST. yitus Dance Loss
Of Power, Confusion Of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands WHO suffered for years will bless tho day on
which they read these lines Particularly weak suffering
will medicine prove nesnabe blessng-d-
rectng their footsteps Hope which fu!f
promises.
MercuriaI Diseases.
' '+5 " N"I, N1 "'''f.eAloh' 4ci'eS III
', 's " " "i'' 10i " 'pi'''-
LIFE ~ fuf purses the system entirely
Oh "a 'i e1e' ~ -. n iernoiis .le hao
49, 'G CURING Inc "e"h JOINTS anu rheumatic rams
s ( 5 ss Tho T ~ ~ y + Pfouuce II ha'oehs
NJ
Constitution Life Syrup
so,.o no. o, t,,o,, 81, 1,--,.;ro r,:-oo.o, r. .t c:
like
ULCERS, pIMP1Es, BLoTcHEs,
tre the Of both males and females often
MAKING Thorn a dps,ing oh;ac tn Themselves and their
friends
<,...., 1.
1..,. Nj. - p.o,a De-, 49,, .,.',, !,
swelling detected thus preventing their
breaking and producing troublesome Dschagng Sores which
dsgre SO many OF the younger portion OF the community
from Sin twenty years OF age Young children are very sub
lect 10 discharges from the Ears "hich depends upon
scrouous CONSTITUTION lhese cases soon recover by taxing
few doses oil the L!e syrup
All scFoulous persons suief'hs from seeii Deoi4'y,
tmaclaon dyspepsia ana propsS Oh the nps ABDOMEN and
IN the female DEopsy Oh he o'ares ana womb generay &C
companed with and Liberation OF the Uterus are
permanently cured by constitution Lille syrup The disease
nnt;raI THa a should he +,a F S ,sp ina % te
disease exceedingly stubborn and will not be re-
moved without extra effort
Tumors Of the ovare Iuors OF the Breast and swelling
u '''e s'.u u e oou' VIM We eopoe! s"oeea WITHOUT
o.::.,. W..
Heart as palpat!ou. Disease of the Valves producing
grating fling sound Dropsy of the Heart Case and all the
of ir1Dn from
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GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.

WHOLESALE
COMBUSTION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS In
WINES LIQUORS, CIGARS, STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
A5...............M Magazine Street........,.....45
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Offer the following GOODS now landing and in store
Fine Old BRANDY-11l and 4 casks.
Port, Sherry and Madeira WINEs-in store and in
Claret Haut sautern and Rhine Wines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brands.
BOXERS BITTERs, e.
Catawba WINE.
brakes Plantation BITTERs.
0. K. Plantation ..
Hostetter's E.
Sparkling and Still CATAWBA
MINT JULEP
BAY RUN
VOLTS sCHNAPPs
schedam GIN
MORNING CALL,
Brandy COCKTAIL.
Gin :.
Assorted coRpIALs.
Champagnc CIDER.
Ginger VINE.
Blackberry WINE.
Cherry. BOUNCE.
Also, Agents for
Boyle, Miller Co.'S Celebrated Rose WHISKY,
And the
Jockey Club House GIN,
And
1lton Il McFmland's Fire and Burglar Ptoof SAFES.
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And various brands Of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO.
We also offer the following sundriss:
Rio COFFEE
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
SOAP
CANDLES,
STARCH.
Pine Apple, English Dairy. and Western CHEESE.
MAZINA-
BcaEb. soDA-n kegs and boxes.
Olive OIL-pnts and quarts.
MUSTARD--FTencH and Imitation.
:. Dry in Il, y, and 10 h. Tins
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom KETCHuP.
English Clsb and Worcestershire SAUCES.
SUGAR OF LEMON.
hACARONl and VERMICELLI
PICKLES-s, d, u and gallon.
JELLIES--assored in and glass; all szes.
Brandy PEACHES and CIERRIES-iD cans and glass
CAN GOODS.
ROAST BEEF,
TURKEY,
CHICKEN,
MUTTON,
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. ETC

CEGCKEKY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock in assorted crates and packages put up
pressy for Country Merchants packed to order, by
sAM'L E. MOORE Il CO.,
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION THE FIRM OF R. G. CUM
MlNGS CO is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
either partner Will sign the the Liquidation
only. n q (liTMNfNcsS
new orleans, Dec. list, 1865 j. G. BROWN.
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ScrofaIa,

struma Glandnar swellings, liberation Kings Evil,
Erysipeas, Salt RLeum.
This faint hereditary and acquired filling life with untold
misery, by all usual medical remedies ncurable.
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II there any disease in which the Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign, it is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The intense pains almost instantly alleyatedeno
swellings reduced. Gases chronic vcarioug
twenty thirty years standing have been cured by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-03

C0PAKTN ERsHIP-THE UNDERsIGNED,
the business of R. Q. Cummings Co. since ist july 1856
have formed and will continue the
forage AID Commission Business under the
4uMMiNGs, 6RoWN CO assuming all the liabilities Of
the hn OF H. u Cummings CO., contracted since lst
JuiFI 1900 DAVID Fl. CUMMINGS.
JAMES G. BROWN.
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE
No. 10 FRONT LEyEE, opposite the ALGIERS FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The stock of Medicines, Simple and Compound will be
SUPERIOR full and complete The patronage public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor,
DR.. A. A. JONES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-03
MEDICAL.

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD
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ul assortment GARDEN SEEDS. from Iandreh Son,
Philadelphia for sale quantities to suit country
sand papers, otherwise for retailing Grass Seeds red and
white Glover, Onion Sets, etc. II. .HAFNEk,
- lo5 ST. Charles street,
Opposite St. Charles Theater.
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GOV slg under the name and style of hartley JOHN
WIN; hartley and ROBERT A. JOHNSON are en-
trusted with the settlement of the affairs firm and are
hereby authorized to sign its name in liquidation.
WIN. I. hartley.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON
.... CHAS. F. JOHNSON
JAS. $. LYTLE.
Per pro W N. T. hartley,
P. PRUBHOMME.
The undersigned will Cotton Factorase and
Commission Business on his account
VIM 4. hartley,
New Orleans. Dec Is, 1865
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p efyaUsness.

Debility, Shattered Nerves, vtus Dance Loss
Of Power, Confusion Of Thoughts Epilepsy.
Thousands vino have suffered years will the day on
which they read these lines. Particularly weak suffering
will this medicine prove inestimable bessing-di-
rectng their footsteps Hope which full8 more than it
promises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-03

Having been engaged by Messrs. BARNETT SHEPARD,
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries, No 40 Magazine street. would respectfully solicit
for them the patronage Of friends and the patrons
of COOPER d NEIBERT.~
J. o. EEIBERT
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We have this day Established house Orleans unde
the hfnn and style of PASDGRF, KREMELBERG j. co.
Office, AZ Union strsst -
New York Nov. 8, 1866, EREMELRERG a co.
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A DVANoEs MADE ON ooNsIGSHENTs OF COT
TON and other Produce friends in New York and
Liverpool. .--.
81 Carondelet stree.
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THE FIRM OF j. HI. AsHRREDGE d
4 NEPHEW having been dissolved, by limitation, on the
Sls of December 1851 have resumed my former
Office,
No. 15a COMMON STREET
In connection with house of J. H ASHBRIDGE CO.
London and liverpool who will continue to devote hefr
attention to the
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES
and the purchase of every description of
MERCHANDISE suitable for this market
Mr. GEORGE C. LAWRASON holds my full power OF
attorney j. q. ASHBR1DGE
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
EUR OP E.
Two Days Later News by the
Cuba at This Port.
despatch from M. M0nthOlOn
on the Bagdad Affair.
spain Authorizing Letters Of Marque
Against Chile.
The Captain General of Cuba In
structed to Purchase Iron-Clads
of the United States.
MORE FENIAN ARMORIEs.
Hand Grenadcs, 0rSini Bombs, Shells and Bull
lets Manufactured in the Irish Capital.
THE CONSPIRACY COMING TO A POINT.
HALF THE BRITISH ARMY In IRELAND.
proposed Rem0nStrance with the
United States Government.
sc. &c. sc.
Hand GrenadcS, 0rSini Bombs, Shells and Bull
lets Manufactured in the Irish Capital.
THE CONSPIRACY COMING TO A POINT.
HALF THE BRITISH ARMY In IRELAND.
Proposed Rem0nStrance with the
United States Government.
sc. &c. sc.

The Conard mail steamer Cuba, Captain stopc which
left Liverpool at half past tho afternoon Of the
10th and Queenstown the 1lth February, arrived
here yesterday.
The steamer Erin arrived at Queenstown on the morn
log Of the 9th and the North American reached London
derry about alfp past ten the night OF the 9th inst
a proposal had been made 10 present Captain Wake, OF
Bulldog and Cape Haytcn notoriety, with sword Of
,honor, but he had discreelly declined tho gift.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London Times says:
Interesting intelligence reaches from Russian
America Large OF aurferous minerals have been
discovered in those northern a;itudes by the American
working party construct the telegraph that IL
% connect three continents IL Is assorted that the Cali
foan Is less pure than the new treasure trovc The
annual yield of gold in Siberia, IL may not be amiss to
add amounts TO about twenty-five millions roubles.
Australian advices state that the OF tho Chilean
war great excitement there aud sales OF cop
per had beeu entirely stopped
In China the mperaiists alarmed by the gather
ing of the Nenfei rebels in strong force in the North
Prince Kungs Cabinet were showing hostility 10 for
ssign
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
the DAY ELSEWHERE.

The one huaafsd AMI thirsy fgarh AaavsrssrJ n The
t,,hdsv q, wsslagan a. ~ fes~ys that si'sniion
p,,,,ttvs ne asy tsscrrsf TLs BrosiTa Comma
c,ss A. m a. sira csiiy Heiiusd a. tlsir sov Tofs
b,.sbsr. psss rsr. dsplsysd frvn ,ss pabnc All ~
v.,e s~s1lpys Ths CIiy Hal CosFi H9u-s Pod ono
w. y,,t t,at. sud insBrshce Offices ~srs ,io~sd
T,. - 4 o. causdefsigu from uss ,iy iiAfy
,h.r fs rsata lnf musc funia runh'ng - loS a. v
,,,-, srt ihris err pirY % must fuf ne arcssion
F1s stptfns fsIri sni ne fefrytS.ts dfssesi
n lotag sttlfe foreign merckAbin uaaking A. grAlf
4 a., ~ a. tbs 10 TIE nannsf Dorn
80 tf.ss uiaft ssH naiignal mslste ffsi firm Fr
n.ssus r.fs sri thfosshsst Vs eity ihsr- 49, ees
q esf 1f ma,Eafs ana Tislois Ia ihs srsuns ~
,.s.al 80 aslslfsisl ia . Ftlety q saIf AZ g..
r,sst stree, vsih0s "A Egsrugsi church Ur chffsu ~
tts satslh H.h0oi gafs tssx0ti1 Futef rfafni -
tis Yo-a Msthyfls, Epissba chafrh g,1hs =.
r.s- lrsturef Ms iNgfA iloine1r nssie hf fs'
iis Hfatyn infiigt us usss snnl, sf'4fg 49, !,
vUs ulE pisas IL at Maifbsu ilitffan f-sf.n -
Ess C1Hfal dslI sfsf Dfailln ~ - l4is 80
-sbIr ssrFrss n Nas1inEtsa srl W ht.aN -
rfai llab asvn thHf tfa ihfita'A.n ~ =.
Gatlr Hsu To- cvfnt = So ~ h~~.w
sss fhs grshf p.snenase cno~'t tni ha gtel y ths
-, ssrsftt fs. s.tai. cli1asi Eeeefp.s. - ibsif
ttr eos sfua5fy tglfih NFest D ~ sfAna ~ ~
ls as s.sgtaiiy aaffairl . ih 80, = A. $500
80 "a - a. fstar g sfarr a9i ~ tia sAt stfs
,.rfea.s - dlsargrifssl 90 tsfL We q ~ dir
n rsss Ianiafta ~ frrTf rHfy ~ faF t.f erar 80
fr1feft tai u Na 80 trf ~ fs'1. 49, 20
vtf gaarf rfr. usnr lren rfai Il ta'T NE ~
ts-n t.affaf u.sft H.ff s4f "a, Wf' ihr art.f ft
a af.aafaI o.. sfHllasrf ~ ua4y af-stfs
~ .a- rarlef.f snf l fFI NHfrrF HI'H f.F a
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The New York herald., 1866-02-23
Commercial Intelligence.

LosDoS MONEY MAEkEr-FEB. ~.
Consols for money s6h sgH Decrease Ia the bullion
OF the Bank OF England Gl0- 900
AnEMCAS srcturIN-
Illinois Central shares ~. IA. Erie shares 81.
s2A.
United States nvo twen,ics closed al e71 OK.
PARIS BOURsE-FER. TO-
The Bourse is fat Tho rontes close at 6sf TJc.
LIVERPOOL NARKETs-YEB. 10.
CorToS The naikct has become duh, and tbe bus-
today only amounts % about 0oO bAcs including
1000 for speculation aud export. Amer can IL easier
and partially I'd lower than yesterday.
BEEADsruYPs remain dull and without alteration.
PRoyfr0Ss generally keep nrm but not much business
reported to-day Beef anything, closes rather
qulcter Produce generally unchanged
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
P.ATER PAaAHtlA'
One Hundred and Thirty-fourlh
Birthday Of Washington.
-~~~>~~-~~->~~~~~
OBSERVANCE In THE COUNTRY.
TEE MILITARY PARADE.
YOUNG AMERICA ESCORTlNG OLD AMERICA
He FIREW WOR ks.
The Temple Of Liberty i'm
Blaze of Glory.
E STO Pc r P EFT u A.
&c. &c. &c.

We n fairer beautiful day than yes.
erday for the celebration OF the anniversary Of the natal
day OF Washington Az had been anticipated, business
places general thing closed aud sorckecpers
shopkeepers, mechanics and trades people and proes
sional gentlemen gave themselves up TO patriotism,
pedestransm, Sightseeing and visiting Tho metropolis
put s gayest attire for the occasion, and the rcd,
white and blue noatcd from almost every Flagstaff
land and from every masthead the water. The city
Hall, Post Office, Custom House, the other public build
ings and the various newspaper establishments were
drapcd in national bunting; and poor indeed was tho
bakers butchers horse which could not boast It's
miniature ensign OF liberty. The day consistently
and quietly spent, and but few disturbances occurred
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

retire 10 my cabin" He did So and a few minus -as
forwards the report Of pistol heard; the cabin ~.
entered, and ho found deai, with pistol by Ss
side
The only paper found stuck the cabin, ex-
pressing his wishes 10 what be done with his
remains. such brin, the real facts, | appeal TO your
OF justice towards his distressed and numerous
family TO ascertain tho truth IL the letter be hoax,
Is both very unfeeing and improper in every sense
Should the intentions of tho writer have been to draw
remarks from you and your colleagues OF the press ON
the questions between Spain and Chile permit mo to ro
mark that other might have bcen resorted
to- have the honor To remain, sir your most o6edent
servant q. E. d.
REFORM CI Oh Feb 0.
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SERVICES AT Trinity CHURCH.

Services took rlscs In the morning al Trinity. A,
noon the chimes In accordance With the fol-
lowing programme which certainly refe'sd great ered,
upon uic performer, Mr. James y Aylrc.
4 Ringing the changes on eight bella
a Colntnsia ". Gem n the ocean.
3 Quiet, Lord my frVssrd Heart
q Evenlns Bella
s Last R0se of summer.
d Hue Bsis Of scotland.
7 samson, from Hsudeis chorus, Then k0lnd Aso'ii
the starry Heavens"
q What Faify.iiEr nusio
o Home, Aweet Home.
10 The bnlfierH hetuTu.
N Yanke. Doodle.
IL % Hundrefth faaim.
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The Nova scotia Parliament.

HAtIyAr y. n, Feb 2l l7oo
pax',ament met to-tAy, Lieutenant Governor Williams
made speech which conzraluaies the memb'n upon
,h. condition Of the Provncs fs trade aud ths rcccre
frpm other sources greatly exceed any previous year
The Lieutenant Governor y grniihcd NJ the condition.
OF ths militia regrets thai nOwithsiand ns the cnofu ~
the British North American colonies the United hAts
adhered 70 their determ nation 10 abrosae te rccpfo
city treaty n sanguine oi the oOoperaton OF me prov
nces and the fostering u England and that aae
be 40 directed in chansis aud the nsheries prte
20 meet the emergencies forced upon ConifacN ~
railway from Truro 10 New hrunssick, and from na
eor 10 Annapolis have been made The speech "a Fqhi
upon the question Of the oOufeioraDn 0f the p0'hc