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Hnuse met oursugDf to adjournment
The SoeaI,ar heinr absent Sir Ciowau was
49, S,,.,5-.., ~ i...
Tbe ToTse tbe4 proceeded 70 the fl. q.
co,,s;,leiatinn ii iilI and ar1endmenss Il. /
ina. NJ ,1fonrry,ant fo-yyit.
hin e'r me benefit of the s sts IT...,-.,.
siE,-
IN ION recu,i 90 on fine amen
s-..,., fb+ a1acn,nle1i wa i. 4 on thefah!a.
IA motion of bIr LOWS. tile report of the
Committee was agreed 10. end the amend
,,,..,,.. ,,Io,,+sd
zIr T.-,yi. moved o susn.nsiou of the rules
with n ,.i,, ia f7,e tI,ir,i r.al.llg of tine bill
which motion was Iosf-no quorum voting.
@n-, 6on IF Nj, Nurdock. a can of tie
rr,,,., 100, III
an motion Of Mr. Lewis. the further call
of the House was dispensed with, aud on
his further motion. the rule was suspended
and the bill read the third time
Question eu passage the bill, Mr. Luse
e.sered tiiv fuilervin-5 amendment by y 5. Of
ryd r. which was lost:
'ror'drd. That nothing in this act shall
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Piney Wood, or Magnolia mfr.
Er1zr.V.

ME- are credibly Informed by the members
w of the Legislature of Pike county. that
the Piney woods doctor, DIR. J. A. Nash has i
crowded lnflFmary, and that it is reduced ~ !
certainty that he does CURE CANCERS. Derma :
hentiy, and many of them of the very worst
eases, also golter. wens. sore legs, &c. As well
. - ieihale diseases, such as liberated and nro
Practice now extant. THE Doctor Certainly
observes observes credit and patronage, for hayino q.
1aoilSned such an institution In our eonnty.y-
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= LAE1 T-ABLEA.
MERIDIAN MISSISSIPPI.

I HAY completed my large and eommodi-
- Gus Stables. and announce myself eadv -
accommodate - all Who may favor me with =
| am determined not to be excelIs7 nv s,,5
st1ble in the state - -.
-IaFeiers can get any kind Of Co evaDce
uaily Kept IL Livery Stable.
c fi;' attentiea paid 70 feeding Horses
Seot; secure 4 : for Drovers.
lave connected with the Stable q VVoaon
3{ y hleh 8agoners can get good lots
>helter 1or their Teams, anu 2 House for
T. sci res 70 step in
- - In
Jan ll-d6m B. 7. RUSH.
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RX TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE cLAklo-.
NOON REPORTS.
Great Fire ia New York.
Reform Demonstration iA'
England

NEW YORK. FEB. I2,-Money per cent
Gold. 1855. Exchange 60 days iOes-' Sis'''
B. Ch:aenden & Co, corner Bee
-.-a-.i as-.rd streets, was barnt COS '-
aar Les one million dollars iAe 7'u
-, a-s,t.s7 for the Library Association " r
ro= 7 DESTROYED. Loss s@5oo0o.
ToNDox. FEE I2.-GIeat reform den r
-.-.+fo,s we're .al Yesterday, which Pc
of enthusiastically. Serious FeniaA i-o's
were feared at Chester, buT the author les
qrerr wateaful and an outbreak did -o'
0rCuT
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SELECT
Boarding School for
at KsENE EE1EIIl

Near Terry Depot, " o q
MISS ANTONIA NJ. GREEN
IVA Select Boarding School for
Springs, the residence Of her tathG
Depot, on Monday, the llth0tFc
Ample arrangements have been
part instruction in all braBehc
constituting = thorough and conf
ton.
The situation is convenient,
healthy, and the accommDil
the small number to which her
ed. Number limited 10 ten.
RATES, per Session Of twenty y
ending 2Sth June-iuCludng
and Tuition in English BrIn
half payable in advance ..
Tuition in Ancient Language
- - French ........
Music, including use OF Iust1
RFFER TO Hon. A. g. B-
Hons. T. J. Wharton. q. p. fIoa
Or. y. II. Quin, Col. W. G.. Hu
Col. George W. Race, New 0Tis-
Jan zl-dIm.
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a GAED-

In seVerjng cur connection with the Clarion
the we desire 70 return thanks 20 t6e public f5r
liberal support given ihi- journal. and t0as-
sure thesH Chat Ee leave tie paper in a pros
porous condition and ia tbe hands q gentle
men % energy ana capacity who deserve their
confidence sud paucDaga.
JAMES J SHANNON.
JONES s. HAMILTON,
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Correspondence oc the Clarion.

Planters taking advantage Of fae reathg-
DesHtuiion anong t-iootrs ard orphaas--fs-
sistaHos 6eaaade6-Exfeasion IF tie Aar
Orleans Rajiroaa-4 trs iHrastraeaf for
eapi.altsts-The rem5roI Of tfs Capital from
Y JaeEsoa to Eoaerast1-Reasoas f.. az ~
morol-Vho ,riH hare 10 come along f.es
JaelsoR lrih e.
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$500 REwAR0

EEsHE above rewards offered ia any royso,, ~
n persons that can give any information thai
may lead 10 the conviction OF auv one inniira-
TED In the death OF ". T. HALPIN. late civ
Marshal of this city, By his mother
ELIZABETH HATPIN
415 Nicksbur- Herald New Orleans Times
Jacs son Clarion aBd Mobile Tribune please
copy, and send Ill to this office. feb12lm
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It IS reported in Washingtonthat
Cen sheridan will 90 to the plains to
direct the campaign against the hostiie
T,d;ans. If this be true the New
orleans people viii no doubt sincerely
NOUN.
The trial of thirty ladies and gen
fsanen at Greenfield, Ohio, for de
stroymg seye 81 shops where liquor
was sold, HIS terminated by verdfct
Of 1925 FOR the ! intiEs.
The -India4apolis He a, tells
ange story of : deaf negro, who, n
re utning from a rabbjs hunt, ct o.
The railro track and was knoc.od
d by tie catcher Of a p -
e win ut serious injury, but e
ock discharge his gu, which killec
a hog nea by-and the owner IS sue
inc the road for the value of the pork
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$50 and inserting go which was lost by
a vote of yeas, 9-nays. j..
THO bill was then resd the third time anu
passed 7ia5
M Swet. from tie Committee on enroAs1
bills reported the correct enrolment o. '1ie
several bills referred.
on motion TIE Senate adjourned unth 70
morrow morning 3 O'clock.
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The Memphis Appeal newspaper es-
Enlistment has been sold to j. 5 g.
Hogan 6Co. Albert Pike. becomes
the principal editor and St Clair Dear
ing associate editor The appeal has
long been a well conducted and poDu-
lar journal. Albert Pike is q writer of
abIlitsE, and viii be quite an accession
to the editorial corps Of Memphis.
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The Southern Republican Associs-
ton IN Washington. composed OF
prominent Radical men from the lste
rebel.ious States, has called a meeting
for Monday night, to take measures
to urge the forieth Congress 10 i'm
peach he President At a meeting
held Thursday night, Ex-Governor
Hamilton, q Texas, presiding. Il was
determined that the thirty ninth Con
gress would 10 nothing IN that line. or
in legislatiug on the reconstruction
question. In the debate Congress
was severely denounced for its failure
thus fer TO aecoUplisA anything to
ward restoration 1t was maitained
that the impeachment Of the Pres
ident was necessary to any early set
tlement OF the reconstruction issue.
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1IIss4ssIPpI SPRINGS I's

FEyRE undersigned have o
4 School at the Mississippi '
now ready to receive poarIer7' VI.
are two miles from Cooper ~
Clinton. Eve from Reym5ia.
Jackson. on the RAYMOND AL. ,,.rs
Before the ,car they Were lEf4-iIe
tering place. and THEN sitllal H.
one OF the most heaiJbfui y ~.
We VIII teach the Latlh' Ul .,s,i.,
German Language. -dati!eisii
Philosophy. Chemistry, anu . ~,
branches of an Engh>h edut.,' ma.
taught practically with the Cy't ,5ir
Terms will be at the tale q md
month, WITH NO EAIBA72, IA
tering viii be required 70 ~ d
uneXpired session, and tle ~
ration of the time paid Tor. ,lir
We intend to keep a gooI ~ sej
TO do what we can to ulahe IN mi
pupils with US both pleasant .e;ssipr
Post Office, Raymond, hlSss 81
1a,1za,s,v.m Nm. TIL
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~ p0ehsGa 70 hosftEfsa ttens9Hs yl| &is
moroI-Vbo s-iH hare 10 cone along flea.
Jaelson lriA t.
Messrs Editors: Oar planters have been /
taking advantage of tie favorable weather !
which we have enjoyed for the last few /
weeks to make good start ia their work
this year. despite the Improbable and dis
heartening results Of last years labor il
the field. they have gone 10 work with great
zeal and energy. some are scarce Of hands
but the work already done argues well for
the future God giant that an abundant
crop may reward the Southern people every
where this year, for another such disastrous
year IS the past w0nld bring starvation to
many Of our people while It would entail
miseries on the whole South lIom which We
woaII no recover in life time. As Il il
regret 10 sag that great cuff ring IS IN store
for many families IN this section this year,
principally 81 .lows and children, unless they
receive assistance. There a4a plenty Of
pegpIs IN Alfalfa Letl5r. Wias-1n. NesLo5a.
a.. who are oat of corn ana meat now, and
only gat ,as elIaa ia pittauees, as they earn
it OF are made the recipients OF the charity
Of their friends or relatives They made no
corn last year aud 30 cotton 10 obtain
moaay With
xgHv Gont the legislature orIlJ the dis
ts mtioa Of that laaIgeas tauo Are they
I gong 80 vatt Hattl Il- Wou.d be Ierl pIeuts
age F. 4y. -d sieseu aud dis laat amount
properly 4.s4lautel .u provisions Fili u-.p
( iuueu-eIr aud -aouI ue anpol oaea out
( without Is.o hundred ESQ 'sIs oi tao
+ 4lF H NJ b. ID
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it viii be seen by the proceedings
of the House of Representatives, that
the Hon. c. w Pope, member Of the
House from Adams county, although
voting against the motion to lay the
message Of the Governor, and com
munication from Senator Sharkey on
the table, moved the indefinite post
ponement of the whole matter imme-
diately on the refusal Of the House to
lay on the table.
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PROCLAMATION.

slp4OO by Information received by me.
rat James Morris and d. n. Crcs- scaped
ON the Jail of Holmes county. said Morris
was confined under sentence Of the Circnit
Court TO the = ntentiary. for the murder Of
\ .en Hale. Said Cress is charged with the
iauTdcr of -- Pritchard, and are still at
NOW therefore, Benz. G. Humphreys. Gov
IOr Ct the State of Mississippi, do offer the
aboVe reward for the arrest and delivery of the
said James Morris and ID. n. Cress to the Shcr-
IF of Holmes county And | do moreover re-
quire all officers Of this STATE to be diligent in
their effort to arrest said fugitives.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal OF the State affixed at Jackson
7 : this 18th day Of January. A. D.
1867. and Of the sovereignty OF the
State the Forty ninth.
BY the Governor:
BENZ. G., HUMPHREYS.
{. \. BROUGHEI,, secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION:
Morris is about 50 years of age. fair COM
pleElon light hair, grey eyes, and about six
Ieet high. Cress is about 50 years of age. fair
com 2leEion, light hair, blue eyes, and about 3
1eet inches high. Jan 27-d15t
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The negro thieves in Charleston are
numerous and very boIa. Two were
caught The other night who ha6 packed
up most Of the oeoellery and i, Die
linen % a hotel in a large basket. and
were arrested by the police in the act
carrying itoE
Al another hotel the dining room
was entered oy some ofthe sa.ae dep
relatols. ana the-t4ale swept Of the
dinner which had Just been served up.
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A Washington letter writer says a
prominent feature Of the presidents
new plan ef restoration is n provision
oisquaiiying rebels from holding
federal offices, bnt leaving them eligi-
Ole to positions under the state GOV.
ernmeuts.
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JOHN MARTS,
Wholesale and Fetal GU

- ANASs<N4N ktA4A -
State street, (Cheapside,)
II EEPS constantly on hang; gSI
IA ~ I'LL all orders for CN,htinsg
TOYS, FRUITS, and every llHD'
In a III stclass Confectionery
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PROGTAREATIOV.

C. ROO REWARD.-Whereas, 1t appears
eSOO by information received by me.
a. II. Zook, a citizen Of the State Oi
- j ylyania, was murdered in the county of
W -I.l, in this State. on or about the first day
IF Noyembe~, 1866. and tie peTpetrator, of
this murder + ave not been covered. and are
u at large:
Now IL erefore I, Benz. c. Humphreys, Gov
ornor OF -e Sta Of Miss sippi, do offer the
above reward tie arrest and delivery Of the
al murder -derers to the Sheriff of
rarl en- county,. And I do moreover require
q officers of It's State to be dlirent in their
EFFORTS 10 arrest said fugitive
Civ under my hand, and the Great
al of the State affixed at j., kson,
g. e this oath day of January, II. ID.
1861, and of the sovereignty 0. The
State the 10Th.
BY the Governor:
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
c. \. BRoUGHER, Secretary of State.
Ian 2-d15t
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"A negro woman in Georgia lately
gave birth to three girls, two mulattoes
and one black.
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The iirm Of Hamilton. Power & Co, has
this dsy been dissolved by mutual consent.
The Clarion Newspaper, Job Office and Book
Btndery VIII hereafter be carried on by 2Ies-r-.
Power Jone-, who have assumed all the liza
Jjiaesof Hamilton, Power & Co., and are au-
thorzed 10 collect sli the debts due said urn.
JAMES J. SHANNON.
JONES s. HAMILTON.
p F. JOINS,
J. J. POWER
Teb 18th, 1867.
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in assuming The sole prop etor-hip q the
Glanon, 'hs under 'snea tale occasion % ten
enconraaement tber l-.ea ra...rrI from tle
public since their connection with This journal.
Wehaye oaiy 70 say tAst in Che future as in
.hs F-1'' our .,' emerge, "'' ut 81. pr" 9.
-,m~i, w. p....aIla our 1-zfe-s.z- wid
much re2rlt, hut wtt1 taa adsa.Haa .Aat we
la'f .hs'I a'. .'''', ''' .'. ;. ..' I.-
b.m1. III. poVvrP
Feb. u, 1861 r.. JySEs,
7'''i - w - d '.''' r. HIS
l'-.'1 ~ .''' l-'- '5'.'''''o I'D '7.'..' ..''
" ~. 49, ' ". '- '-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CANTON HOTEL,

Near the Depot, Canton Miss. by
MRS. c. 7. REEVES.
The travelling public can be acc lmodatcd
with comfortable and well furn s.oi rooms,
and a table which win be supplied with every
delicacy that the market affords.
july ~, 1866 DIV
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TIE B0ARCEEE DEPAE
VIII De uIfe- 81. lar-
THE PRINCIPAL Aap tala


1ne exercises of this iu-i,C
October 1st l>GG, aud g.gsl Ul W.
in June 1867.
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Constantly on hand and for sale.

BUTTER. Goshen and Western.
Lard, Tobacco and Segars. Tea and Coffee. ,
Tanned Meats, Fruits. Jellies Preserves-in
great variety, and OF the best manufacture.
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PIANOS AND asUsEC,

1TORN & BREMEN. 9S Camp street Con-
Il Stantly on hand first class Pianos. PlyePs,
Martins and Ouyriers, the celebrated Cycloid,
ETC. oct. Is, d "
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H. Grayier Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
"FFP constantly on hand large assert
N ment Of articles peculiar 70 our business Ils
and ti,rou--n oTlr agents in the North and East,
can ill prs nptiy, and at small advalloe 5ooi
on line NOT usually kept in this market.
he great change in our labor system neces-
~ les n corresponding change n the lmpie-
mt used and we have prepared ourselves
.5;r-aS both for agricultural and mechanical
purpo>es, at prices that viii warrant their
2n11rt.hase. Also. Leeds Il Cos sugar Kettles,
Newell Screws, Gin Gearing. &c, anu VIII
contract for any kind Of work done at theli O.
'' '' Nov IL dtSw "
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WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.

a. ID. MOODY, & Co, 81 Tchoupitoulas
-. Street. Special attention given TO selling
Mackeral, Cod fish, Herring Butter, Cheese
and Lard. Nov 10 div
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Further Reduction Of 10 prr fr,
ENclusivcly For O.

Pure Cluny and Valencla Is.
widths, Ladies' silk and Nerr
assorted sizes. AleNandor,
Gloves, all coIorS, Ladies' sbs.
Furs, Perfumery, Emnres
Balmorals, Linen Yoke, p
Tights, Ermjnc, Curtain Goa
Covers, Sc, d.
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KNNT, TH0MAE y. CARFEK,

POYDRAs STREET,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Il Cordage, Bagging, Bale Rope, Iron Ties.
Agents for f. W. DEVOE 81 Co., New york.
Brilliant Coal Oil, Sc. sep16d1y
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ROBINSON, sTEyEXst

Hilzheim's Block s,
Tov 2Sd3m f5y
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NEW ORLEANS.
WOODWORKING MACHINERY
172 Gravier Street,

md 1GRTCULTUR4L- IMPLEMENT
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& b. GRISWOLD & Co, old firm of
"a. Hyde 4 Goodrich; established IN New
ORR ans Fifty years. Manufacturers and I'm
noreers of Watches, Jcwelry, Silyer-ware. Cut
cry, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal and Roy
= streets, New Orleans. Nov Is div
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FOR THE CENTLFw

We would call the a.teu,loag
to our large and we'll selected
LiuScVs, kerSevS, Bel Factory u
Domestics, Blankets, Gum D.
Groceries. and in fact eyerytam.
their interest. We are offering
prices than can be bought r,y7
city. Call, examine and price
RORINSON. STEVENS
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20 p. DUCONGE, Importer ami Dealer in
z French. American and English Drugs.
Chemicals, PerfUmery, Patent Medicines, sur
gical instruments, Trus>es, Brushes, and
Druggists Sundries, No. 50 Charities street, es-
tablishpd in 1929. oct. Is d1y
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SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MA
~ CHIMES. The noiseless machines OF
Wilcox Il Gibbs, win SOW hem, felt, braid,
tuck, gather, quilt, cord, and embroder, with
satisfaction. Agents wanted ut No. St.
Charles street-Box 3S6, New Orleans.
Oc14-d1v
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ID B.-YOu DID NOT ADVERTISE AS YoU PROM
ID. ised do. Send note 10 the you wrote vn a
ezrd evening, 10 station D.
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INSTRUCTION.

i At 6Oe BRoADwAY.--AEssRs. DoLBEAR HAVE
n opened private intended especially for ger'
emen who prsecal instruction in bookkeeping,
Business Writing, Arithmetic &c Those who enter this
| week private seats without extra charge
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- - 1.la4'I. 'lsslass4-%-s s|sl4-alaa--s.sl
CI.tvTIIING.

A LARGE ORDER yoR SOUTHERN MARgEr.--s.
"A NORRIS the highcst price for Ladies' and Gen.
uemen's Cast ON Clothing Carpets and Furniture For
Pants for Coats ~ 70 e5 Dresses ~ 6o SO Please call
address lS4 seventh avenue Ladies' attended by
Mrn Morris.
AT THE ORIGINAL ~ MARKS. ~ SIXTH AVENUE
n ladies and gentlemen can receive 80 per cent than
Carpets fs,nisn,s E ~ m Js.ery rors Ae Please be lind
waited npca BY nrr. Marks. 10 and out Of she cisv
4 LARGE ORDER -sias,oo WORTH or cast orr
n Clothing wanted for Charleston, y. q. LADIES' aud
gents haysnx srx 70 dsgcso o. can recve ne following
Ccats 10 ~ for PanIs also weYen Of calico Dress..,
Please call on o. Address NE ,rgioal n mIrTz A8 Firth
syenss stoss TwsnsistA sweet 1Ass Asendes " mrs
mjnU I'll
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t..pcr SusBER or NEW ASp SECOND HAND
n ut,i,.ri TsbIss with improved combination
cushions" whcs have proved @ os The most ccrress
90 ,sbous made. Specimens of tables
n 49, . n..n h ronsant for many mar be seen
y, ,ss n,,nips kosss and .oons 10 this city. Parties
w - I"rshsse vii nnd 10 their Interest call and
.s,rs arr ssock which 4 The largest and 6nsst In
wos9laajrIST woslaj 1 cciLzSDRR B % 70 Crcssy arse. r.
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NA.kf!ELp CO. pstcn,sss aud sole nsnnise,u.
Ides Watches with IsFyt Lpcket for hkenerses,
bsees Await variety or hne Watches French cionhs Jaw
.ssy, siivss sss PLATED Ware. "
- sssh svsvse ssq.s N rorreenth sns rs xsh,h
s~spve ,~sr q ywsrty. sissh street
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GREAT RUSH FOR OUR CHEAP MUsLINS
"A Strangers who have not bought any Of
them better do supply In rly
hausted. You full lUc. yard
IMMENSE LOTS AUCTION MUSLINS, l0c. l2l,c. 4
---. IMMENSE LOTS l4c., l6c. and lsc
BEST ~ wAMsUTTAs, ac
AUCTION ROOMS OUR HEADQU ARTERs. !. :
BIG LOTS DRESS GOODS SIC.
IMMENSE LoTs Table LINENS. CRAsnEs.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS. CASsIMERES. CLOTHS,
PRINTS, DELAINES, HHAyNIS, HOSIERY.
SHEEfINGS. &C., FROM AUCTION,
AZ any prlcs you wish III
Worth l5c., So. aud Sc.
These are the cheapest Alpacss Of the year.
FOSTER BROTHERS. 117 Eighth Av, Eighteenth
+ - And FOSTER BROfHERs 272 Blocker street
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nANKRupr STOCK

ID OF ~ ~ 4
Eadsx' childrep'e and ssntlsmens lambs
winter UndsrgArucpis and Hosiery just purchssed 1t
nscrou ~ great sAciince. s.ef fsN -
0ssis Vests and Drswers. a. 7sc. sps 10
Lsdes' sscns nsrins Yeats and Dwers - &c.. 6 10
w., about merpo yests snd Duwess Il ~ 10 soc
Gsnts' eriso aud hmbd wool Hall Hoes. 81 &c., Ic. .
~ pcr pair
Ladies lambs wool Hose. &C.. 9s sse. to
Misses merino and lambs wool Hese l0e, l2sc. l4c
1ec. and upward M
The es OF the hosiery less than Soc
= ''' 1''~' = Vi. k. PEYTOH, s7s and "a Bowery
The New York herald., 1867-01-21

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now At work in perfect orders well locaseu.
sheh capital wanted increase the ~ snkar.
Address knson House. New York ~ 20 s So,n'f
The New York herald., 1867-01-21

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THE HALL SEASON.
L,tRE DEPARTMENT BALI.
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will lake piste ~ The Acadeny ~ Nnse
fourteenth street and Irving plsce ON Thursday
evening February 18th s65. fokos ~ each admttine
ladies' isdys tickets ". 10 W
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of their fellow citiveus.
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ias y. wsspsS. Secretary ase Pearl street.
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DAILY RoitNp TuE COOKS. .-THE srCoyb AM
~ pua Bsi Of Lie seasn Cooks Association 10 70 W
h~ij ~ the HARMONY Rooms. ie aud 3s Essrr street,
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