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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08

Oun onterprising and worthy friend voaIER, Of
Market street, advertises to-day that he has just
received large stock Of books, periodicals, sta
tionery, photograph albums, &c. MIR. Voe1ER is
in every way worthy Of thepublio patronage, and
has always an excellent supply of articles in his
line. At his place the latest papers and periodi-
calls from all sections Of the country can always be
had as also the latest novels and magazines. Give
him call.
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DEAFNESS CuREp.-Dr GARDNER, whose reputa-
ton as an aurist is unsurpassed by none, has ar
rived in our city and is stopping at the Charleston
Hotel, where he may be consulted. DR.. G. is an
Englishman by birth, and has devoted his whole
life to the study of the diseases Of the Ear and he
comes to our city with the highest encomiums. We
would advise all thus affected to call upon him at
once. Read his advertisement.
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SALES.

At Prioate Desirable Residence IN BMz street.
BY w. X. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS.
Brokers and Auotionccrs.
At Private Sale
doors from Pitt street. north side, containing four square,
two attic, and dressing room and pantry On the prem
ises are good kitchen, carriage and cisern The
roof Of tho dwelling covered with slate.
This Residence s quite desirable one, and very
ven1ent to businesg.
Terms accommodating. Apply as above, to g.
November tuths6 NO. 25 BROAD ST.
Vacant Lots for Sale.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & R. g. BRUINS, -
Brokers and Auoti0ncers.
At Private Sale
LOT adt,late in Franklin street. SECOND door from
Broad measuring AZ feet 8 inches by 134 feet.
ALSO,
The LOT adjoining the to the north, containing
same dimensions.
That VACANT LOT in Calhoun street, one door west
of Alexander street, containing 40 by 1859 feet.
For further particulars apply as aboye to omnr,,,
Cotton Plantation. and MI.
BY CLIFFORD & MApHEWES,
Real Estate Agents No. 81 Lea Broad street.
At Privnte Sale
UPLAND COTTON AND PROVISION PLANTATION,
miles from Camden, on Little Pine Tree Creek 976
acres: 1876 cleared balance well umbered On the place
is new Wheat and Corn Mill, on neverfafhng stream,
with 10 feet head Of water overseers house, house,
stable and accommodations for so negroes This place s
perfectly healthy oil the year.
Within half mile Of the Mill, in the village Of Kirk
extensive Easements for htorerooms all necessary out
buildings and16 Of Land all of which will be slod
together.
November tuths6
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THE CHARLESTON HousE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs sroL1
WEBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with q
lnrger variety to sooot from than any house in the
city; aso to soil all articles at as low prices they
can be had anywhere Will furnish packing cases,
any size, free of charge; will take special caro in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure all that will call at their store OF
every accommodation and every attention.
The EYE operations Cor Cataract Strabismus or
Cross Eye, Artificial Pupil, and Ill diseases Of the
Bye, successfully treated by DR.. GARDNER, Oculist,
who is nov at tho Charleston Hotel,
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PAINTS, &o-We would call attention to the no.
tice Of Messrs. DOUGLAS 4 MILLER, No. IS East
Bay. These gentlemen are fully prepared to reno
vate and rejuvenate anything that they put their
hands to by the addition Of a fine coat Of paint
Their stock comprises every article in their line
including leads, colors, window glass; &c and they
are prepared to fill contracts for painting at the
lowest terms. Parties in want Of such work would
act wisely in calling on Messra. D. and NJ, and
they will have it well attended to.
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation for Sale.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 la Broad Street.
At Private Sale-
RUBHLAND PLANTATION, situated On the stono
River, Johns 1sand miles from Charleston, and &C.
cessible at all times by water920 acres 400 cleared,
first quality Cotton land. Large crops Of Cotton have
been made this place; has river font Of one mile
with beautiful location for building It's proximity to
the City affords great facilities for marketing On the
place are twelve negro houses and an engine house.
November stutnb
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AE PTTUu8 sac. "
BY CLIFFORD & MATHNWES, -
No. 81 LEA Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS =
RICE PLANTATIONS K-
6 FARMS, FIRST-CLAB8 WATER-POWER9, SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &c., In this State and Georgia.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
In every part Of the city. 3mo September 81
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

a~,rHEL1sTo ToFLEIyrEFeS RE
nAIN1NG in the Postofioe at the
end of each week is published ofh-
oia1ly in HE'D LYN E WS
every Friday 1norning.Z
-
GENT
Tho following are the Agents for this paper
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent.
Rev, COLIN MURoH1soN. General Travelling and Col
lsottng Agent. ss.Zsz
TOWNSEND 4 NORTH, booksellers and etatonara,
Columbia, 8. @.
o. D. GOODMAN, Cross Hill, Laurens District, 8. G.
J.v NETHERs, Union 8. O.
2. Captain ". e. EARLE, Greenville, 8. G.
COLI. j. RYAN, Barnwell, 8. c. .,.==6= =.
1T DUBOIS Marion. 5@i
O. g. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK & HUvEY, Macon, Ga.
u. Z. d. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. G.
.R. ALLEN, Chester G. n, s. G. .=4#z55=..
". g. LANCE, Grahamyillo P. o., Beaufort, s. G.
B. F, BRADFORD Walterboro, g. @.
H. L. DARR, Sumter, 8. 9.
THAD. G.. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, 9. c..
J. NJ BROWN, "Southerner Office " Darlington, s. Y.
M. III. QUINN BRO, Augusta.
J. r. E5TELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New.York.
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Sea Island Cotton and Rice Plantations 10 Lease
BY CLIFFORD & 1IATHEWEs,
Real Estete Agents, No. 81 1-2 Broad.street.
To Lease, for term OF years. In the Parish Of St
James, santee, the following valuable PLANTATIONS,
for producing Sea Island Cotton and Rice:
THOMPSON PLANTATION, 5000 acres; 200 cleared;
$40 inland swamp
MILLDAM or CoFFEE's PLANTATION, ITS acres
cleared highland; 1875 inland swamp
FLATFIELD PLANTATION, 1000 acres; 200 cleared.
DUX SAINTS OR BONNEAUs, 1900 acres; 200
cleared
The above adoin, and will be leased separately to-
gether. tuths6 November .
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local MATTERS.

WE ARE indebted to the purser of the steamer
puot Boy arrived last evening, for files of late
Savannah papers.
PznsoNA1.-Dr. GARnsHR, the celebrated Eye
and Far Surgeon, Of New York, arrived yesterday
at the Charleston Hotel.
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THE steamer Pilot Boy, Captain McNEITY, from
sayannah. Ola Beaufort and Hilton Head arrived
hast night. The following are her consignees and
passengers: .-u.
dohn Davis. Center, .Dungan, Fett, D 3
Rice John smith, Col Beabrook, DR. Melioha,np, Dr
q Johnston and wife, Mrs Harrison, Mir Davenport tapt
James Evans, and az on deck. 49,. -;
Conagnees- es-Ferguson 4 Holmes, F Lopez 4 Co. N
BRISTOL Co. r Hendricks, Mordecai& Co. Southern Ex
press Company, A Enslow, and " Henerey.
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ATTEMPTED EsoApE.-Severa prisoners, who were
confined in the third story Of the JAIL attempted to
make their escape by cutting through the wall
that separated them from the hall, It is supposed
that their idea was to make their way to the roof
and from there to the street. The Sailor, Mr..
KENNEDY, heard Of their proceedings. and on
searching their quarters found Frank Leslie's
Weekty pasted on the wall. Tearing this away,
the excavation was discovered Further investi-
CATION brought to light rope Of some length,
beautifully made from blankets, knife ohisel and
iron hook. Six Of the prisoners were confined in
one room, and it was evidently joint stock
enterprise, which, If not discovered, would have
proved success. These prisoners have been
recently brought from Castle Pnckney, where
they have been confined for some time. Their
antecedents we're bad, as they had already es-
capped from that place to the marsh, but were
reoaptured. They have been watched closely since
their removal, and by that means their designs
we're frustrated They now occupy separate cells,
and in such position that escape is almost inn
possible. The crowded condition of the Jail rem
ders it necessary to put several in one room, and
whenever these desperate characters are associated
together in this way attempts.to escape are fre-
squent. In the present case the prisoners wore all
sentenced at the last session Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, and by some outside Influence
obtained the tools that they used It tells well fol
the civil authorities that this attempt was pre-
vented, for during the military jurisdiction escapes
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United STATES D1srR1or CoUar, Hon. GEo. 8.
BRYAN presiding.-The Court was occupied to-day
IN hearing the case Of DHOosrA 4 MADAM os. the
schooner Aid. The argument was opened by Y.
e. MKn11, ESQ.,, for the ibellants, and followed
BY HENRY sEABnooK, Esq, on part Of respondents.
The further hearing Of the case was postponed un-
ill to-day, ati11 Am.
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BALL OF THE CRESCENT CITY ASSOCIATION
By an oversight we stated few days ago that the
ball of the Orleans Benevolent Association on
Mardi Gras night would be given at Odd Fellows
Hall. We should have said at the Hall of Polar
Star Lodge in the Third District, one square be-
low Esplanade street.
Odd Fellows Hall on Mardi Gras night will be
occupied by the ball of that spirited and benevo-
lent body of young men, the Crescent City Asso
citation, who have generously determined to devote
their receipts to the relief of the disabled soldiers
of the Confederate army. This ball. we may add.
is under the patronage of those who have resolved
to make it one of the most brilliant of the season.
and the public interest in it is already shown by the
eager inquiry after tickets. The list Of managers
is published in another part of our paper under
the head of Amusements." Applications for
ladies' tickets or for all other information respect
ing the ball, may be made to Mr.. G. A. pesler, at
his book store, No. 1877 Poydras street, Or to the
other book and music stores mentioned in the adver-
tisement. In making their preparations for Mardi
Gras night, the public should not forget the attrac
tons of the Crescent City Associations ball at
the beautiful hall of the Odd Fellows nor the
generous and benevolent purpose for which it is
given,
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Died.

On Monday morning, 9Th inst, after lingering illness,
DANIEL FLYNN, aged "a native of Ireland and
resident of this city for the last sixteen years.
His friends and acquantances also, members of the late
American Rifles Co. B, c. S. A, of which he member,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral which will take
place at O'Clock THIS DAY 9th inst y from engine
house of Columbia Fire Company No Girod street.
tween St. Charles and Carondelet streets
HALL OF COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY NO 5-New Or
leans Feb. 5h lS66The officers of this Com
pany hereby notified assemble at the Engine House
TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, O'clock for the purpose
paying the last sad tribute of respect
member DANIEL FLYNN.
By order: SAM'L BREWER, Foreman
W A. McCAFFREY, Secretary
The Fire Department in general respectfully Invited
attend
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Ntw reas laiiy Grsstsut eassaav unua ebuay g. 1896

in its front and lnmentcd within NE how it was
possible that no one should take care of such
fine piece of property, and before we became &C.
quanted with the cireu,ns tances thus detailed to
the reader, we wondered wi;ss the matter could
be. Once or twice, upon our inquiries from the
neighbors, we received for answer, 10 tenant
would stay i'll the house. it was haunted and ghosts
did stalk around and up and down the stairs.
That was indeed enough to drive AWAY every
decent tenant, and hence it became an utter rat
hole
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in this act shall be construed as eXemphng any
corporator. whether resilient or nonresident, from
paying any license or other tax which may be ex-
acted of individuals pursuing iactorage and com,
mission business, or engaged in agriculture; such
license or tax to be paid by the corporation.
SEC. 10. BE it further enacted, etc, That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage
SEC. II. Be it further enacted, etc, That all
laws and parts of laws inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act are hereby repealed.
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as-see second page far future auction sales.

BRIG VIcToElA. -This offers to any one wisbine
70 invest in light draft, fast sailing larse ear
rier and sound brig, rare chance. she vii, 10
sold this day at y o'clock NJ, opposite Post Ma
e, First Dss-iet, by D. p. Merphy, auctioueer
See his auction advertisement.
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pEssoSA III. Hon. VIM Daniel, Of Virginia, for
many years dfstl6 guished Judge Of the Supreme
Court of that State, il in the city, at the St.
ChaFles Hossl
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New ORLEAHs, OPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
iRAILRoAD.Ata meeting Of the stockholders yes
terday the following gentlemen were chosen the
Board Of Directors:
Messrs. a. B. Seger, j. NJ. Lapeyre, Ambrose
Lanfear, r. W. Tilton, Henry Renshaw, Robert
Geddes, Lafayette Folger, N. Judson, Robert
Hare, IA. B. Gharpentier, =. Leon Bernard, T. N.
Blake G- Sabatier, A. Chiapela, S. o. Nelson, w.
ID. Mclean, G Al. Breaux and Andrew McCollom.
Mr.. "A. b Seger was chosen President, and Mr..
g. N. S1uires, Secretary Of the company. We
congratulate the stockholders and the public gen
orally upon the selection Of two such energetic
and capable officers.
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teuICK THE. The Houston Telegraph, of the
q, was laid On our table last by the officers
sof the Southern Express Company.
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MARRIED:

AT residence of the BRIDES sister, Edgefed c. H. l.
c. the 2sa Of January 1856 by Rev. W. A. Clarke Miss
ELLIE A. youngest daughter of MI Nathan L. Griffin Of
C TO Capt. ISAAC A. REED, of Louisiana.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s, 1866.
Messrs. McVay and Roberts, clerks d the Quit

Messrs. McVay and Roberts, clerks of the Quit
man, have our thanks for papers from vicksbnrg-
The Pioneer Express Company has kindly sup
piled Us with valuable papers from different quar-
tiers.
10 the officers Of the steamer Magnolia, from
Indianola and Galveston, NE are indebted for
Texas papers.
We are indebted to Andy Swaine, pilot Of the
Alex. Speer, TOR late Shreveport paper.
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fl Card.
ID. Lopez, Corner of Canal and Dauphine SITS.
NEW ORLEANS, January s, 1866.
Messrs Thomas Bodley Co.. No. Perdido street. New
Orleans
GEsrs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations.
1t four dollars every day in fuel and its
capacity for all kinds of cooking far upasses anything have
ever seen during long experience and with pleasure
mend it to the public
Very respectfully,
D. LOPEZ,
Corner of Canal and Danphine streets
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vTNslfed.

To find the person who used the PIONEER YEAST
POWDER and did not prefer it to all others.
Inquire of f. THOMPSON 4 CO, G. W MANSON CO.,
BISCOE L SlMMs, and Grocers generally
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OFFICE, NO. "a CAMP STREET.

~ Yearly Subscriptions advance sl6 half yearly, ST.
Suarteris, ~ Single copies, 10 cents.
~ TaE WEEKLY CRESCENT published every Saturday
Subscription SIS per annun, invariably in advance
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California Wines,

FROM THE CELEBRATE HOUSE oFC. A RICHARDS.
Oh CAMP STREET.
WINES of the above description that have ever
been brought city, comprising the following brands
HOOK, toryD
PORT, MUsCATEI, tsweetl
LADIES' WINE,
: ANGELICA, srTeet)
large has arrived and is in store and numer
GUS customers their orders filed with propnes and
dispatch Families aud Hotel Keepers supplied any desired
quantities.
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.gssofE,sa,s' Southern Success g!

.gsaoeRs>er Southern Success :!
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY jacket BTTTERS
Haze been fully tested Thousands proved
their efficacy and oognzan of their being they
dspoptic the category Bsrs ever produced
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY JACKET BITrERS'
HAVE BEEN PROVED, and are guaranteed 10 PossR So
NO INTOXICATING PROPERTY.
BARNETT 81 LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY /. .ure
remedy for FLAruLENcE AND INDIGESTION. and thu
best promoter of appotte and general tonic in the world of
Bitters.
BARNETT IL LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Do their celebrity nauseatns putting nor did
they gain their notorlety by humbug Testimonials but
BARNETT AZ LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Have proved themselves in the camp firstly, and subso
queny the homestead by the soldier and by the civilian
superior anything before tried that by
that with hercueau exertions THE SUP.
PLY HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO THE DEMAND |
since their first the proprieto therefore, of
BARNETT IL LYONS
GREY JACKET Buffers
Are again reluctantly compelled invoke the indulgence
patien. patrons extend to them-unti the
completion of their improvements continuance
leniety The improvements being effected
dovoutly be wished'
BARNETT d. LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Will be produced scale of magnitude only to com.
with their The world large will
benefited by article yet only enjoyed by portion
Sold Wholesale only by
BARNETT x LYON,
81 and So Gravier street. |
OUR BEAUTIFUL FRAMED CARDS FOR BAR
ROOMS, SALOONS etc, are now ready, and can be
by he trade wit
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Lumber.

100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER
!, IA ~ and inches thick For aals by
PURYES & PRAGUE,
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.ATTON Tie.

We prepared to fill all orders for this popular TIE with
Iron Bands for hang cotton quantities suit purchasers
and at the lowest rates.
GIVEN, WATTS & CO.,
Ir3 Poydrns street,
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Spring, 1866.

DIRECT IMPORTATION AT WHOLESALE.
u bEvoI& a, co.
Have in store and to arrive full assortment of FRENCH
BRITISH and AMERICAN GOODS, adapted to tho SPRING
TRADE and imported exclusively for the SOUTHERN
MARKET, including the latest novelties of DRESS GOODS
Is cases Printed JACOSErs.
IS ;. ORGANIZES.
20 A RRINTS, +.
In coors and cheaper prices in former Years
"a FRENCH PRINTS.
A =. PERCALES
A :. BRlLLIANTES,
In chintz and single coora,
"a SILK LUSTERS
"a Plain and Plaid LENOS
"a ALPAGAG
A Black and Colored CHALLYs.
Ga ALPACA COATINGS.
81 DRAP DETE
FANCY LINEN DRILLS
WHITE AND COLOkED DUCKS.
y. LEVOlS 81 90.
Call tho attention OF Buyers to their Stock of
White Goods,
IN
JACoNETs.
CAMBRICs,
NAINSOoKS,
NULL,
LEEos,
ORGANDIEs
In Plain Piads and Colors offered liberal reduction
to PACKAGE BUYERS, and Liberal Terms
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
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SIXTY ODD YEARS AGO.

We have been favored with the loan of news
paper called THE United States Oracle OF the
Day" published in Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
January 4th, 1900. Its columns are clothed IN
| mourning for the death Of the illustrious wash
ington. and the first page is graced with ms
invaluable legacy addressed to the several legis-
latures of Federate America at the moment OF his
leaving the Presidency.
The "Oracle of the Day" has SO exalted an
opinion of the wisdom of this Address, that it
promises to reproduce it yearly for ten years,
| making /" the promise on the hope of extended
life and should life to US be denied, it will be
given in solemn charge to those who succeed"
We wish we had the space to publish this docu-
ment, for it is pregnant with patriotic and pro-
phetic warning; but as it is preserved among the
literary works of the savior of his country, the
reader can easily refer to it.
correspondent writes from Georgetown, under
date of the Goth of December, 1899, giving a
description of the funeral ceremonies :" A null
ttude Of persons were assembled, from many
miles around, at Mount Vernon, the choice abode
and last residence Of the ilustrous Chief. In the
long and lofty portico, where oft the hero
walked in all his glory, now lay the shrouded
corpse; the countenance, still composed and
serene, seemed to express the dignity of the
spirit which lately dwelt in that lifeless FORM"
On the ornament at the head of the coffin was
inscribed SURGE AID JuDIo1uM-about the middle of
the coffin GLORIA Dec, and on the silver plate
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MI. j. G.. S0ssIe j. Co. /,

II MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
Manufacturing and Wholesale Dealsars in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND FINE GOLD JRWELRY
Branch of the above house at
No. 9 st. Charles Street, New Orleans,
H. S. WILLIAMS,
To whom all Southern orders can be addressed.
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Immigration Agency,
Union street................6A
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

Mr. r. REIMONENQ to the planters of Louisi
and neghbong States he has been appointed agent
of the Commercial Houses France and the Great ndes and
that he is ahozedto sign contracts for the immigration
Laborers from India China.
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I'll Card.

we'll to the citizens of New shat during
absence my Church. St. Luke's totally destroyed by
the Importance that great loss should
repaired las possible To rebuild this Church will
require much effort and heraty the part friends 1t
earnestly hoped that generous community literally
and promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
Subscriptions for this purpose will taken by the under
signed, may be left at the Savings Bank Canal
@. 8. HEDGES Rector ST. I.uke's Church N. o n
ENssneIas'S ErOn Hoops end Ties.
5000 BUNDLES
Now landing ship Ella Thsyer and steamship Carolina,
and for sale low by
H. FASSMAN,
Car a
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.yE1Sgnasse M Rssu.sch.

~WNStNfsse M RskHNch,
The greatest Carvoyant and seeress in the world
and the only natural that has with
in the present centuryhe unequaed reveaer of all
ates to either the Past Present the Future Horoscopes
Charts of life written by simply knowing OF birth
Residence No l02 Bienyle street, between Bourbon and
Dauphine Streets
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passengera pefateanaahip Magnolia. frsn, In,iIar,

~ pEf Tag h0lIas from indiana
OAa and Galveston:
Naleatine and lady Lazy aud lady Mr. Gar aud lady
Aaster Flowers, Mfa Collins Mrs Wiaehi Mn fSaa
eaa asay nohinson Jsggs eans Leland Neil Hsrn
Jenn King, Tsnn#n. kcwob Florsneef Jphnsnn
aToge Verlsnder Terrall and son
HE ca n ~ e u Chapman LtnFetch Rust d
- Il ssI1 eNee, ssol Edwards, and u ID deck,