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M EDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. S. w BECKWITH,S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE.
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET.
For the Treatment Of Chronic Diseases

For the Treatment of Chronic Diseases
For the benefit Of those proposing to undertake Elec
trca treatment for disease, give in the following
list few OF the more prominent and most common
com plants met with In practice all of which we
most successful In NEARLY ALL CASES OF CHRONIC
DISEASE ELEcTRICITY Is SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL
CASES BENEFICIAL IF PROPERLY APPLIED hose there
lore, afflicted with complaints not he enumerated
need have hesitation In APPLYING and whether onlv
RELIEF or dPERMANEET CURE he Effected they will
receive Ieplies accordingly. All consultations free
l. Piepsy' ShoIea or st Yltus Dance, Paralysis
tation OF the Hesrt Lock-Jaw etc '
stinate COrsipaticn H@moirhoidos or pii, 4 ,on,
F atuent and Painter IS Collie and al Affections of the
8 C4PRT GSgsh Influenza Asthma twhon not
Pleurlsy, Pcurodyna, or Rheumatism OF The Chesi'
Consumption in the early stages 1''''
tence and semlna Weakness. The latter complain
Rheun 40 am Se0 o 1Ss s
Curva Hip Diseases cancers, rumors Chose last
named always cur without pain, Gu ting or plas-
g: Uterine Complains; involving a ma POSITION, as
liberation and various other Affections of he Womb
MS. BEOKwITH has the ladies' Dep artment under
her 30 STn Tn, care M an @nd suPeryisSion: s,.o .n, =.
referred 70 he ,he foSw sinamed gent emen who have
een Meabed ana %itnessed our tream1n on others at
a. j. t-f fless'hton No sis Spruce str ct; b. smith,
above c4ssnqt; VI B-a$sS e Fourth ssTesti
Robert WOtk. No. 5l N. lhird street; Co Onel II.
Arch Street, below Fth Mr. Peeaze third and ys GSes
nut streets; Ed JcLnne all OF this CITY. Peason-
ton s.. louis, Mo Jacob VanGegrfC Odessa Del r. A
Sempe, Mount Holly y. j with very many others
Ply students desiring have instruction 10
the correct application OF Eec reitY for the of dis
can app at the office.
Consul alton free. Descriptive circulars of cures
Effected wit numerous references. can be had by an
plication at the office or Dy letter.
All letters addressed 10
DIR. s. w. BECK WITH,
No. 1920 WALNUT Street.
6 2 sthm Philadelphia
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DRY GOODS.
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Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets,

WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODg
Soft finish Jaconet, Cambria, and Nainsook Mus
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White Ptiques, 80, 60 75 80 80 and 81 90 ne, ward
NalnsOOk raid, and Stripe Musins
HAIR Cord, Stripe and Plaid Musijns
haiseihes quilts, hom So up 10 Sl3 5O
LINEN GOODS. LINEN GOODS.
Fest makes of Shirtng Linens Table Iinens Nan
XII : ana Towels. linen HUcKaback Towels 25 az
u, S13, 40 40 and 60c. Handsome DamasK roysis'
81 81 makes BIZ ached and Unbleached ans at tha
lov est marke orces Having bougat a laroe lot Of
mushns before the advance, we enabled 10 soil
Them at the very lowest pn"es.
Black ilks, Black Silks, 81 25 S137I S1.5O al az
pp 10 $500 yard. PLAIN l-woO Delanes; F,gnred
Mohairs; black ~ oun0 six Grenadines 82i cant.
white ground Jrenad mes 37I '''
III ok and Wmie Plaid Mohairs, Bile n ward
lGrge assortment OF Hosiery ana gloves Can't,
Neck lies, shirt Fronts and Suspsnde,s. Iad,es,
and Gents Gauge MerBo Vests inen and sill
ans, very cheap ~ Jun
just opened a new lot of Cambria Edginvs. In
- Needle-worked Bands from 30 cents up to 40 90 n
Band ~ w ~'VVa
A cheap lot of Dimtv Bands
HooU kirts best o. ity, made o order exnre,tIv
Tor cur sales and warranted ior six months
just opened, from auction, very cheap lot of
Embroidered Hapdke ch,eis from 39o II :, 70 OF ~ VI
French ana English air Brushes.
PRICE & WOOD
N. w. Corner EIG nth and FILBERr sts
N. B,-74 ard "a Mosquito Bar Netting 24s
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PAPER HANGINGS

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CHEROKEE CURE,
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THE HARRISON BOILER

A SAFE STEAM BOILER.
The attention Of manufacturers and Others using
Steam is confidently cal ed TO this new Steam Gene
ratOr as combining senia advantages In absolute
safety eXposlon in cheapness of first cost and cost
repairs in economy of fuel facl ty Of cleaning and
transports ETC.. not possessed by any other boiler
now use This boiler l. formed OF combination OF
castrOn hollow spheres each sphere eight inches ex-
ternal diameter, and three eghths OF an inch thick
These held together by wrought-lron bolts with
caps at the ends.
Nearly hundred ofthese Boilers now in opera
iOn some OF them the pest establishments In this
citv. zz--
For descriptive circulars or price, apply TO JOSEPH
HARRISON. Jr. Harrison Boiler Works, GRAH'S
FERRY Road adjoining the United states Arsenal
Philadelphia. Az tu th2m5p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-21

oil countries In their struggles "a, 49,,
and the inherent right Of an men n 4. Is'sah
control for themselves the charae,s, NJ
go verniheRt under which, they live uh'
RfselpeS, That the lasting gratitua, A.
nation is due tbe men who bore n. w
ships Of the battle, and, IN COVERING IaO'
selves with imperiSbabls glory. hays 'usa,
10 the world its hope OF free vov.,." 's'
and relying upor tina " invincible ,aIM
and soldiers aud sailorsp who ma" Um
grand army and navy Of the Repuhlis W
true to the principles for which they so".I'
we pledge them that We viii stasdb
in maintaining the honor due The IVA
Of the nation, and In OecurinE he ir'i,' |,
their victories. "a
Rcsotped, That, remembering with
found gratitude and love the br,es,,!Fs
Washington we should aceustom our,,.
TO consider the Union az the primary oS.a
Of our patriotic desire, which has hsrelS%Eao
sustained US with great power In our NJ.
the Union. When SO many Of our psir1s.'
In the South were waeing war for lis ds,,,'.'
ton, our deep and abiding love for IN, ~
Dry Of the Father OF bis country and q, 4
Union Is more deeply enhgrayen upoD y,
hearts than ever.
The Resolutions we're unaDimonsly aS,,.J
Governor W. G. BFownlow, Of TeoD,@
stated that as the business Of the sSSns
tion had been coAsluded, be thoughtt,.,
sr to move an adjournment sine All,
therefore made that motion.
After some discussion and the sreaSss
the Report Of the Delegates from the
constructed States, the Convection adrn
ed, sine die, and the Delegates separaas
the most perfect harmony.
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Prices Of Uncurrent MoRsS.
BY THOMAS 8. MARI

NASHVILLE Tenn, Sep q, iH
SELL YOUR U%NCU1RENT MONEY. TBEJr
lowing are the Tasss paid BY THOMAS q Nan
BROKER, Corner Of Union mad College street, NJ,
Wills, iVT uucurrent money. Those quotation srh
bic to n~uetuate, but may be depended Ca ufs4
lenSth VI, time for runIittances to be received bynTs
express, II forwarded without delay,
TENNESSEE. HANK Of Fpltsn A
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TBBGPPBAI

oy THn LOYAL ME- og rms sopTB 70 THETR
vsLtou-cirIssus o. THs UrlfBO sTATEs.
l. The Representatives. Of eight millions Of
hmsricaa eltrsus, appeal far protsctioa and
5ustics Or thslr fisads and brothers n NE
slstsS Tia, hsv, bssa spared TIE erusIfes Of
Fsbefi0a, asd he direct hoffoEs o. civil waS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13

The Bridal Cham DER. an Essay Of Warn
ting and inssucsicn for Young Men. Also, new and
for Diseases ofthe Urinary
systemssentfree, In sealed envelopes Address, Dr..
sKILLIN HouaHroN, Howard Association phil,.
t~tnhia Ps. apr5-dAwly
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AVOID cnUNTERFETrs.
CAUII)E.
TIE GOVERNMENT rSDoRsEsrsr.

In order TO guard against dangerous mpositions the
public quested to take especial
engraved proprietary r. through which the Govern
mint Of the United States oc ally authentic .tes every
bottle Of II lsTrTTER's BITTERs This .hie'd thrown
bs he Governm ut the proprietors aud the pubic
their joint pruecon, Is placed nsicu ,usly scr s.
the coik and tn neck Of each bottle and cannot
fail 70 strike the eye Of the casual oh erver Moth
ing that pnrport. be Host.ter Btters can be genu
Inc unless the stamp is there.
is also proper TO state that the Rers are soa er
cusivt ly in gss and never under any cirenmsances
by the gsllcn or barrel lmpo-tos and uiitstors are
shrod, the only safeguard the public against
them to Sc that the Btters they buy bear the en-
ersved lae and and note OF hand Of Mssrs Hostetter
Smith, and the stamp above mentioned.
mchl3j&w1w.
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The Original and Beat in the Woridl The only tru'
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
Produces Immediately a splendid Black OF
natural Brown without in ring the hair skin. Rem
dies the IN effects ofbsi dyes Sold BY all Druggists
rhegeauine Is signed William A. Batchelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF NILLEFLEgRs,
for Restoring spd Identifying the Hair.
sug2l-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR, N. Y.
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IN accordance With section 8, chapter /,
II Scheol Laws OF Iowa, the electors Of the Kpokul
City independent School Dstrict will hold an elee ITO,
ct The public school house Blondcau street on Non
DAY the 18th day OF March, 1856 between the hous O.
10 O'clock and o'clock p for President ons
Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and on
Director Board OF School rtrect for tn.
ensuing year. J.W. OGDEN, sec'y.
mchld2w
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As-Sctentific DiScoyery-CABUs'N NEW DYEl
II you to have your Hair ed with this prep
ration. GO TO CABUS This Dye does not give .the
hair dead appearance, like other dyes but gives it
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth Of the hair
.old and applied by GORGE CABUs at his Fashionable
Hair Dressing Saloon corner Main and Second streets,
Keokuk, Iowa jsn4d3m
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Special Notices.

CcLGATRy AR1kAIIO viGErAsiE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerins
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies and for
the Nursery. Ii perfume /. exquisite and its wash
ing properties unrvAllsd. For sale by all druggists.
febI3dkw1y
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aNWon't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally. Everybody kesi Is purely
vegetable. Contains sugar Of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing in the world Will grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeksevery time-sure
pop" Inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Invgora-
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all humors of
the scalp in week For sale at wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR. Third and Main streets Keokuk
Iowa. Barnhams Van Setback, Wholesale Druggiste,
Is Lake st Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
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Be- DIR. n. j. Crowell, OF New Xork saws:
Knowing The ingredients II vhich Ds sE.rxs Bour
n Bitt.rs are composed cen with confd nee sdriss
those no are suffering from general deslity nervous
prostratr eis Who may be nvsletcing from
acute rms of disease to try them AMI they VII receive
d. cded benefit. uch1s-lw
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LETTER FRoM LoUD0UN COUNTY.

correspondence of the Alexandria Gaze:tc. ]
LEEsBURG, VA, June If, 1866. Among the
county items, not noted in the papers, may be
named the following:
To-day, on motion of John NJ. Orr, esq,
William &. Robey, colored man, originally a
lrcc man, and liccntiate in the Presbytyteriaa
Church, was authorized to solemnizc the rites
of matrimony under the laws of Virginia. He
produced the certificate Of the Rev. Henrie r.
Smith, Of this place, as to the fact Of his being
licentiate, and gave bond in the penalty of
81, 800, for the faithful discharge Of his duties,
with two surotics They were Thos p. Knox,
esq.,, formerly clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Loudoun county, and John NJ. Orr for many
years before the war, and now, Mayor of Lees
burg, and Captain Commissary il the Con-
fedcratc service If this fact does not prove a
goop understanding between respectable white
men and respectable colorcd men, what else
docs it prove? William Robey has for more
than year past been teaching large number
of freed boys and girls, and [ think with con-
siderable success, and certainly with strict dis
cpline u little fellow told me he whipped
him the first day for saying "durn it"
James W. Mexley, committed to Jail some
time since by Justice Enoch Fenton, on a
charge of horse stealing, and released on bail,
by writ of "Habcas Corpus from Judge
Thomas. to stand his trial before the County
Court, was examined to-day, and discharged
on the testimony of the witnesses for the Com
monwealth, without having occasion to exam
inc his own witnesses at ALL
An appeal of Aurelius Coc, from decision
of Justice, in the Mt. Gilead district, in favor
Of J. R. Simpsons adm RS, was decided in
favor Of the appellant
Mrs. Flock, from the north western part of
the county, examined for felony, was sent on to
the Circuit Court for trial, the Court thinking
there was probable cause for believing that she
stole sundry notes, and pieces Of coin, and some
spoons, and pair of stockings, ''of the goods
and chattels of John Hcaten.''
The case of H. & A. G. Trundle against
Thomas William and Alfred Veale, involving
some $4,000 and plea Of usury, was decided
in favor of the plaintiffs. Downey, and Hun
ton for plaintiffs, and G. B. Tebbs for defend
ants.
4 small rain yesterday, and fine Ole to day,
have revived the hopes Of the farmers.
Our Court will sit till Saturday at ang rate,
may be longer.
You will see by the Washingtonian that Mr.
Amos Hughes defines his position.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.


the Petersburg Express, was sleeping iu a
room in rear of his editorial Office. When
aroused by tie cry OF fire he instantly thought
of an apprentice boy whom he knew slept in
the composing room, and who usually slept
very soundly Pushing to the door of the
composing room, the instant he opvned it be
was met with such dense volume of smoke as
to almost suhocate him; but nothing daurted,
he crept CD his hands and knees TO the position
where the boy was sleeping, and by main force
dragged him out Of the room, thus saving his
Tiifc, Tor he would undoubtedly have been burn
ed to death, had not Mr. Crutchfeld rescued
him from his perilous sleep.
The Leesburg Washingtoniau says MIR.
Chas. T. Chamblin Of Leesburg, who was at
the time: Lieut. in the 9Th Va, Regiment,
was shot in the face, at the battle of Seven
Pines, on the lst of June, 1S62-the ball en-
tering on the left side Of the nose, and lodg-
irg near the throat under the left lower jaw.
It disqualified him for the service at the time,
and from which he has suffered at Intervals,
until Tuesday last, when the ball passed into
the throst and was coughed up. 1t was an
ounce Minnie ball, considerably mashed by
the conclusion with the bones of the face. y
The Leesburg Washingtonian says:--The
farmers bring furthermore encouraging accounts
Of the wheat prospects in this county than,
we have formerly had. Their impression is,
that while the wheatwill be thin, it will be
unusually we'll filled. Such are the indications
now. \ fair average crop Of wheat. and an
abundant crop of corn, will bring old Loudoun
right side up again, Notwithstanding her heavy
losses" We hope she will have both.
The Alumni association Of Washington Col
legc has been revived, and there will be 4
meeting on commencement day, 2Sth june
At meeting of the Board CT Trustees Of the
college on the 9th inst: Il committee was APP
pointed to confer with Judge Brock enbrough
in regard TO uniting his law school with the
college, and we have been informed that the
contemplated connection has been effected.
On Thursday the trial of Dr. r. Clay Mad
dax, for shooting at VIM. II. Vernon, took
place at Richmond, Va, but the jury had not
at last accounts agreed on verdict. The case
of J. Marshall Hanna, for shooting at r. D.
Ogden, was to have been tried yesterday.
All the relics Of the Masonic Lodge, in Fred
ericksburg, save the Bible used at Washing
ton S initiation, were taken and carried off du-
ring the war, when Fredericksburg was occu-
pied by the Federal troops. The Lodge is to
be re- organized.
1t is gratifying to know that SO macy Of our
Southern institutions Of learning are making
credtable efforts in the cause Of cducatioo. We
regret that among them no longer stands the
name Of Randolph Macon College.
The prospects Of the Wheat crop in Rock
ingham, Rappahannock, Culpeper and some
oJher counties, arc represented to have I'M
proved very much within the last month.
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FAIRFhX CIRCUIT COURT.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Alexandria Gazette.
FAIRFAX G.. H., June l5.-Thc second week
of our Circuit Court ended to-day, and will
try and give you a synopsis Of all proceedings
of any interest which have been held. The great
| matter of the term has been the trial OF the
Injunction case of NJ. Maddux VS.. Geo. S. Ayrc,
involving title to large tract of valuable land,
in Loudoun. This case aas been argued for
three days, before His Honor, Judge Meredith,
who left his circuit to try some causes in which
Judge Thomas was interested. Messrs Alex.
Marshall VIM. H. Dulany, B. H. Shackelford,
William Green, j. Randolph Tucker and Hen
ry 4. Wise have spoken on the case, in the
order in which they are named: Many law
points Of interest are involved, and the argu-
men, has elected much legal learning and acu-
men, Mr.. Wise closed the argument to-day,
and Judge Meredith took the papers, reserving
his opinion till he gives it full consideration
1t is probable an appeal will be taken, which
ever way he may decide
Much curiosity and interest were excited by
the presence of the distinguished Counsel and
much pleasantly has occurred in their sparrng
When Gen. Wise qualified in the Court, he
made statement, which created some sensa-
ton, to the effect that the oath he took to sup.
port Virginia, meant VIRGINIA III stats quo
ante bezla1n, and that he would never acknowl-
edge the bastard of political rape
A judgment of the County Court in an at
cachmcnt case against A. Abbott, was set aside
on the ground Of error, and an issue ordered to
Try the fact whether Abbott was citizen Of
Virginia.
Thomas Moore was appointed commissioner
to collect the missing papers and records of the
Court
William 3. Gooding elected Clerk at the last
election, was duly qualified.
A divorce a. naensa was decreed to Mary +.
Roberts from Lindley NJ. Roberts, and a d.
vorce a. uGcnzo between Metrah and Baynt6n
t. Make]y.
Timothy O'Connel was sentenced to two
years and SIX months confinement in the peni-
tertiary for grand larcency, but the execution
Of the sentence is deferred till August lst, to
enable his counsel to petition for writ of
error. PEOUOD.
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GOLD.

GUIU.
New YORK, June l6.-Gold, l49!.
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-S!shop Early is entirely out of danger from
me late railroad ac:ident and will be removed
C lis home in few days. Mr.. Ovcrby is i'm
lowing rapidly, and will soon be able to be
noved to his home. We are pleased to learn
net neither bis coi'ar-bonc nor one Of bis ribs
.!as fractured, as was feared Miss Newman,
.; whose recovery no hopes were entertained
o. Wednesday, is improving slowly, and now
re2 physician thinks she may ultimately re-
cover, but, it is feared, will bca cripple for
lie.
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DIED.

IDA LEE, daughter Of Edward and Maggie A.
Sullivan, aged two years. four months and eight
days. re- The friends of the family are invit-
ed to attend the funeral from the residence of
her parents, corner Washington and Gbbon
streets, tomorrow, (Sunday,) the 18th inst, at
P. NJ. ..... -.-..-
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ALIQUIS.
EsRRIED.

On the 18th inst lat the I'd Presbyterian church,
by the Rev. j. T. Lcftwch Mr., L. Il GARRETT,
Of Baltimore city, to Miss MARY E, SIMPSON,
daughter Of P. W. Simpson, esq, of Alexandria
Va ~ Baltimore papers please copy.
at Summarized, Northumberland county,
Va. on the 9Th inst, DR.. ARTHUR NJ. SNowDES
to Miss NARY A., second daughter Of John VI.
f. Walk, ESQ,
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The Richmond Times advocates the cali of a
Gate Convention in Virginia, in order to estab-
i!sn Constitution made by real representatives
.: ne people. 1t says 1T we arc correct in
OCT recollection of the character Of the rcsolu-
ions of a meeting in Albemarlc,i in 1865, which
resolutions were, We believe, drawn by mem
De: Of The present Court Of Appeals, there is at
least one member Of the Court who does not
eSard the ;'Alexandria Constitution as of the
slightest legal validity"
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he Washington Chronicle continues to urge
::Dcn Congress the adoption Of tic measure for
securing negro suffrage in the District of Co.
;rsnoa. 1t presses the matter and advises
aa5 il should be finished speedily.
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We have on hand and to arrive: for SALE the
following Fertilizers:
No. l. Peruvian Guano,
Fowle & Co.'S Celebrated Soluble Phosphated
". Ii. Fowlc, Bayne 6 Cos Manipulated
GuanO .'
Compound Phosphatcs and Alkalies.
Ammoniated Phosphate with Alknll,a Plas-
ter and Potash intimately combined-which
stand high as Top Dressing for
TOBACCO. GRAIN AND GRASSES.
Sombrero Guano.
KettlewelFs Guano
- Bone Dust. ... ...-.
Lump and Ground Plaster ...'
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate
Flour of Bone
Forcl's Fertilizer.
Bartholow's Prepared GuanO.
Goes Super Phosphate.
Rhodes g .
Soluble Pacific.
Eureka Phosphate
Swami Island Guano.
Reeds Ammoniated Super Phosphate of lime.
Bruccs Concentrated Fertilizer.
]. j. Turner Il Co.'S Excelsior, and his
Ammoninted Phosphate.
We keep on hand and arc constantly receiving
ard for sale
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine,
. Marshals -r.
Asnton'S &c, Sc.
Ground Alum,
New York Fine and Coarse.
and Turks Island, do.
We n,rch,sa on Com mission, all description Of
GRAIN,
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FRIDAY, 18TH MAY 1866.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet TasmQmsan
arrived at st. Thomas on the 10th inst.
The latest news will be found below. The
rumour of the breaking out Of hostilities be-
tween Austria and Prussia, which reached here
a few days ago, although unfounded, had never
theIess it's origin in a hoax played of on the
London Times. On the 21st ulto, a letter was
sent to the Times, purporting to be signed by
Lord Clarendon's Secretary, and certified by
the Foreign Minister'S own hand ON the cover,
announcing the withdrawal of the representa-
tives of Austria and Prussia from Berlin and
Vienna. The Times soon discovered the forge
ry and corrected the impression intended to be
created.