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New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
Gopartnersbip Notires.

oTFIcK oY HosKoRD Co, BANKERS ASD BHoEERs :
No 10 BRokD-sr, NEwioRK. y
TTNHE INTEREST of Mr.. G.. NJ. HUMPHREY IN oug
Arm and after this date. The bushes, will be carried
on by the remaining under the and style as here
ofore. Dated Now.fork, Nov. Is. 1906 HoStoRD Go.
TINHE special partnership of A. G. SARGENT i3
Leby DISSOLVED by mutual consent The assets Of ssiS
belong special partner HENRY O. NOhION
aud all persons said partnership viii lease maze
a. him (>igned) H. o. NOhION'
Eew.york Nov 81, 1886. tsisnsdj 40. SARGENT.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
folioap Gooos.

A BEAUTIFUL Article for Presentation.
n LAMB.sKIN MATS,
Richly dyed Plain. -; Fancy SS
NICHOLS L ToMPKINs,
Newark \. J.
I AIDES aEd GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
L. wRITINGcAs PortfOo, Pocket Books. CsTaCs, s
nsnahearers wM T. FRY Co, Noe l9t and 10 @u.ms,.
w T. FRY & Co., Manufacturers of the wells
w. known FRYs PATENT POCkEr EbAsRSS, ME.IAI 6iIi
FLASKs SOAP BOXES. DRINKING CUPS REWAR MEDALS
&C. Mandatory. Mo-. l94 snd 1876 wfiam-st n v
TINHE NEW-YORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PANY have an immense Of Valentines exhibition Ito
the tradel Nos ia nd iJ6 Wiamt Ne~-fork
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Proposals.
rn-rERr..rEa grsaRLL.s OFrIcE.

QunTHRN,srER 8ESRRiLs OFFicE
Warrington d. e.. Oct ~. lgiA
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOC kS.-l.
sealed Proposa. he rrged Ohc Of The OuaiieI'
D. un nov 30 1870 Tor tlfuishe
Ca,on Head Hooks fo Es0na CvmseTcs delivered In qlau
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

pantino Ataoemics
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
"A. No 2I2 FIFTH AVENUE. n y.
CLASSES on MOSDAIS and THURSDAYS
TUESDAYS All FRIDAYS TrrirE fsneffof urntenFn
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
FOR Terms send for o Circular.
TIE GARMO~ BOOK, Third Edition, containing
IL descnpdons Of all the Quadre tufe. Of hs 6s'fs,H
Coon etc now ready price s. Apply At address No
O. Finh.sve, corner fourteeuth't
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No. -
IL Fnhse corner Fourteenth open for Ne reception o'
pup. on TUESDAYS AID FRIDAYS WEDNESDAYS snd SAT-
GRDAYS
Lsdies ? 10 . NJ. Misses and Masiefs tto6 .. m. -
0eutl-men TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS at 2 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
Ge1cbtrs.

4 MEMBER Of the Senior Glass would devote an
bou or two each day TEACHING either ca,s pryais
pupil Best Of referenoes given address A. WOOD, hs~-fofk
Cntersity.
CITUATION WANTED-As GOVERNESS, by an
- English Lady experienced tsaelns tho Engh trseehe' o
edlron French Piauo vhch abe b good ofn
has the highest rseommendaan Apply TO A. RoDEWALp No
EIchansc place.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

A SMALL HOUSE WANTED in any pleasant
neighborbood ,onth II ssehs, WIN not pey than
fl0oQ1 Address COUNTRY Tribune Ohiae
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

VN0 MANUFACTURERS Superior sites for manu-
Il factory directly on the shore Of Long an1 Sound distant
rom New Yok City one by railroad which eomnna
nearly every day aud by steamboat daily Vessels
drawing feet water discharge tho tams OF the
ni The Of the most healthy IN the State for
0perayes will be made with parties dsng 10 essb
lh branches OF business Bulldog and be fur
pishd needed Address, Manufacturer, Box A66 7. o., New
N,rk
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

I INDEMAN 81 SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES
Were swsrded the late Fsf ofthe American Institute
FIRsTPREMlUM GOLD MEDAL
For
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE.
sU, awarded these Unsquasd
the Ssis Fafs Of Michigan Indians Ksuss they
hsys been Exhibited in Composition. NJ B-Wurnisd for
years Msreroons No. IL oypaoe. Beeokorst block
West Of broadway send Tor our new ood Medal Circular
NEW SCALE ROSEWOOD PIANOS-Full iron
~ carved legs etc. s27a 70 $50 VIII sIIa carvings.
serpeutine icases 500 SEC
ONDHAND PIANOS, $50 and 500 hELOpEONS Prince .
best) s67 to $50 FREDERICK BLUME, No 20a B0wery.
DIANOS-ESTABLISHE lSlS.--Steedmans sr-
peror PIANOS with al recent Improvements greatly reduced
prices. for i've No. ~ West foueenth
neEt building 10 tho New French Thesier
STEINWAY a. SONS
- GRAND SQUARE aud UPRI0TfT PIANOS
tho ipa
aud in adoa thereto Frd Pre- Medal the Grand ntsrui
uonsl EIbion London 1852 IN competition with 200 psnosom
sl pats OF the word Z.
warranted f9 hys WsreIoomi, Nos n and -
East fouueenthst. ~ Y.
~ ID. & II. w. SM1TH-AMERICAN ORGANS.
4 y. hvC. and
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Go Wbom II man Gontern.

MRS KAiBALL, Clairyoyant and Magnetic
vi Ph,.lrl.n 30 al6 hroad~ay Enilsnce on IwenLs.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

CEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN
- TArlONS.
Large Estate Sale the vsuabe Ses Island Cotton
Lands on the coast Carolina situated Edo Island be-
longing to tho estate ofths late =. NJ. Bsynard.
WIN be sold Public Auction In Charleston g. c. on WEDNEs
DAY Of December peE II o'clock by H. H. De.con
at tho old Broad and East Bayst all the
of late EphrsIm NJ BaInrd situated Edo leland In
about aeres 81 PauFs Parish and
Rice Plantation Wilton Buh Said plcrs will be sold
ia parcels hundred sU purchasers These are
valuable lands In the south. aud those kdis
could before the fO and
would be sold could be uyntsgeousy divided among
Such companies wish
Cotton planting will perhaps be
agau only lands which be purchased In
that laud.
onehird balance and secured by bond
snd mortgage Purchasers pay for papers
Any relative the above be had from William
Whasy, Solicitor No. 40 Broad St., Charleston. =. &.
THOMAS H.. WlLLINGHAM,
Trustee Of ate T.. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

T'HE HORACE WAIERS Grand, Square and Up
Il right PIANOS. MELQpEoNs and CABINET ORGANS
Nonhy payments received fr the Second hard Pno
bsrgn from 500 % s2a Old Pianos taken exchange. Liberal
discount teachers and csisymsn Pane Stool. ard coysr' Pianos
Fcory and Wa-erooms No N Broadway New orE Cash paid
ioT SseoU} hand Pianos. HORACE NAIEhS.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
FRENCH LITERATCRE.

n EPw FREScu DIcTIoNARY-TANBs PHILOSOPHY
A NEW Work on EUssIA-A. De sAvLRY's LAST
woRK-PREvosT PARADOL-HEIEBs CORRESPOND
xSoE-LAFoSTArE's TAB1Bs ILLUSTRATED BY
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

OF JOHN HOTEL Broadway near Eghth-st,
- New York EUROPEAN PLAN centrally located and
Rooms suite and singy handsome
rnished families and single gentlemen G1ests furnished With
private tab desired Single ms from 50 per week upward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
The, sea.on q L:e.nI...-.l- oon,m,e'.nee-.

aftf - q ment zLegteE1nYsl ltlll GO .sfF
Yesterday commenced the season of
Lent, or the fast of forty days, which
precedes Easter, on which all the move
able feasts and holy days depends. Lent
is ever regarded as a preparation for
Easter and is, therefore, especially set
apart for the repentance OF sin commit
ted during the past year. Its length
forty days-extends to the 25tht of next
month, and commentaries the forty
days of fasting and prayer which the
Divine Rsdeemer endured in the Wild
erness. 1t is said, also, to have refer
ence to the deluge which lasted for the
same number of days = to the forty days
spent in fasting by the Jewish law-giy-
er Moses, and the prophet Elias. as well
as to the forty years spent in wander
ing by the ancient Jews. Sacred and
profane history agree the best in dating
the season back to the periodof the Sa-
Vior's passion and credits the apostles
with It's establishment. In the early
history OF the Church the season was
not observed for so many days as at
present, it being confined to only thirty
six days by order of the Church, but
latterly, the time was extended four
days longer. The first day of the sea-
son is commonly Ash Wednesday, and
is the forty-sixth day before Easter, the
six SabbathS which intervene between
it and that Festival not being counted
as part of the fast days. In the Protes-
tant Episcopal, and some other Chris
tian Churches, fasting during the sea-
son of Lent is not so Vigorously obsery-
ed as in the Roman Catholic Church, in
which the nature of the fast is prescrib
ed by rule. The Catholics observe all
the days of Lent, except Sundays, as
fast days of obligation. The use of
flesh meat is allowed by dispensation
on certain days in the week, but only
at one meal on each day. Besides the
one meal on fasting days, custom has
introduced collation. at night; It
should not be meal, but only enough
to enable a person to discharge, without
great weakness and suffering, the du-
ties Of his or her station until the next
meal A cup of tea or coffee is allowed
in the morning. Eggs, fish, butter,
cheese and milk may be used at the
evening collation.. The use of flesh
meat and fish ut the same meal is pro-
hibited. These rules are modified ac-
cording to the climate or habits of the
people. Acommon old English custom
followed in Lent was that of pelting a
puppet called a Jack o. Lent, the origin
of which is not explained. The season
is preceded in some countries by the
dissipation of the carnival.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

Mr.. DoIfus, of AfdIhausen, France,
established last year a scientific obser-
vatory on the oldest. Theodnle, II 600
dueed three men to remain in it during
the winter to make meteorological OBJ
seryations. During the hot weather,
last year, the mercury was 10 degrees
below zero there and in September 81
below. Since November snow has pre-
vented any communication with them,
and If they live through the winter,
their observations will be noted with
much interest by scientific men. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
0heGntelliQenfe
RATEs or sUBscRIPTIoN.
RATFs or ADVERTISING.
southern PROSE and Poetry,

The Southern papers apparently find
a difficulty in expressing all they want
to say about the Government in prose.
Prose requires plain speech-at least
palmer than poetry-and therefore en-
dangers the writers, rendering them
liable to arrest. The editors are there
fore not averse to inserting great deal
of very poor poetry, provided it breathes
out, not the "divine affiatus," but as
much bitter hate as possible toward the
Yankees. The following, which we
clip from the Richmond Examiner, is a
specimen:
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FortJfes the System Against the ESil
EBects Of UitsOhoEesoms Wdter.


THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They invigorate, strengthen and give new
life to the system. They. work like magic,
and will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility.
Intermittent Fever, Dtarrhea, Scrofuia, Gout,
Gravel, 1aundiee, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Los Of Appetite, Heartburn:
Bilious Collie, Cholera Mortus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-sick-
ness, &C.. &c. iis''1i i1i .
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY -Hubbel's celebrated
Golden Bitters Hre composed OF GentIan, Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, Columbo, Bark of Sn.sl-
fras Root, Sherry Wine, ButteTnut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow DoclS, Dandelion, &c.,-aIl
preserved In Jamaica Rum. Dr. 9
The Great Cure for ali Diseases OF the
stomach. liver and Bowels.
Thedek and suffering have always felt the
necessity for safe and trustworthy medi-
cine. free nom caIOmel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them TO per-
form their proper functions without ICON
tinIal resort to medicinal aid. 'i esi-l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

There have been eleven boiler explo-
sions within the last month, four hun
dred and ninety-three persons. being
killed, Carelessness caused most of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
THE SPIDER ANDTHE FLY.
A FABLE.

said TT the Spider one DAY TO her neighbour, tie
"If ever I've harmed thee, III make full
Forgive and forget, let us kiss and be friends" "
With the gore of my children on whom thou
Thy motiied brigands thou hast sent forth in
To ckGsT f1 me and mine In their horrible
All, mel Were 1 gifted with myriads of
"A mouth Wider than thine, and brass coated
From si mdFhiing to to midnight, I scarcely could
Half thy thy insults and tortures. foul monster of
No, no: When the bright sun is whirled from
When i the 6 noble Potomacls flows back to his
,Ethlops change their skins, and the Leopard
Great Washington's name be eclipsed by base
Mcneil hs' tue Red Butcher, and Butler the
No longer .f may pine for their cannibal feast;
Thad.'s s fingers no more itch for picking and
And the Iwhiiipt cur of Boston cease yelping
The merciIess Hawk and the timorous Dove
May unite in soft pledges of kindness and
The Lio1iand Lambkinin peace down may
But dream not of Irisndshtp 'twixt SPIDER
AND FLY. Dixie.
The same number of the Examiner
from which we clip this, besides con-
tanning an elaborate and most yituper-
ative attack on Gov. Pierpofnt, whom it
styles "Morgantownl lawyer, " also at
tacks Congress for not letting in the
Southern rebels to govern the nation,
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e =. m ~ = 5ss3 s., ,-...l.li "a 81
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HuBBEL,sI SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, Medieated.) J

UNnQuALED REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains in the Bowels, Cholic md
Chronic Diarrhea. It is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF water and
hospitals IN violent cases of Chronic DIRrrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless. un-
adultered, expressly for medicinal use
For Sale In all Parts OF the world.
ngCentral Depot, American Express Build
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. c. HUBBEL 4 co
PToprietOfE.
bIcCABE, KRAFT & CO.. Wholesale Drug
gistS, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Vtr-
gtnIa; also, proprietors of KTnfts DtarThea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. St0hPs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. -u-s
c2&6md4Aw -fs-ssI 1rF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

A prophet in PhiladeIphia is willing
to stake his reputation on the truth of a
spirit communication, as follows: !:
"France is without an emperor. You
will get the news in ten days" Ten
days is too long to hold ones breath for
such tidings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

.la,ssa5e 81 90 iifi i,'1- = a'i-st 'iii5i...
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8ledifaI.
n q B B E LIS
GOLDEN BITTERS ]

A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC!!
NvIGoRATING AND STRENGTHENING
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

Letter From n wheeling BOY Out ON
the FrOntier.--LiEe at Fort Kearney.
FoRT KEARNEY, NEBRASKA TER,
january 81, 1866.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y Laos, srAsLks, IAhCIho, wHAAvEs. 10. Ar
GIE5BvRO, ID. q.


wAsHIsoros, D. O., Juus 3, 1855
By order Of th. aiartsrmas,sr General here viii b
r.eS,Sa Of g. p,sio os rye {. aSowSiSS, A. com.
meme ny on TUESDAY, Jaly 10, 1884, st Is eIset, a
After (sxes PKi6AY, July IS 90 which day the Wa
rworks will bs sold until the whole shalt have bs-n
dsPOsed Of the fOlowSg described public properly, 70
Ee,su az once. (rau'l esxl4l. e~o siOris } lsxao,
iHs 1S,lsJ asa rSsIs, two 1913, and ss.is ''A
y;f:ay is.s SSSrts.S is,i. and one iS.s. ~tS .s:i
TsS % DWELLINGS, Tram. 2'z,o cwO stories, with
back build ngs ltxSI) iour Ids2t ljxto isISI lsxs
th wing l6xl and two kitchens j1ipng, exla And
loxlo' lsxeo with wi ioIi4,) 2,xst with shed al
joiuing lhxloD
,SsS S' ,t a' sius asaii .S STS ,sSri
w II sddi.LoS. losi2) 2sxso pwO stOnss,J leEso,
1Sirts two tsg Stables, trsn.l twspt, -four 2s.4s
.ix IS one iissa and one isrs with shsd .dJOn
One % Hospital Stable. rams,) with sa1olin..l fec.
o.: y Issuing Stable, tr.n.J with s.'rs na..l fee.
TS'I;y ss SS,IdSS. Gem: ,.ssr 800 .sIss
2lK4s 2sISOO, 2oS Is. and I7xl7.
Shedding, 7 75S Enssl feet.
Thiry:two E39 ~, Water Taok: txiS-tvo feet deep :,
II Ts sssE, CsD ou, Houses.
Three 81 WS.rSc' 6as 90 Isl .aaSrsfsst, one l,lss
Fen ing, rs. $50 Nueal feet,
One ~ s,orebouss, QfrAmsD b2Hl60.
Two D Arksmith Shop, UrzIne,) 4sEle0, and S6xl00
ous % Engine House, l7E32
The ba lainss will be sold sHsly, and must 10 re-
moved withiu twenty days.
The bu idiugs will be taken down at the sxp.u.. Of
the purchasers The depot IL Heressibls by water and
vessels Of the largest class he loaded al the wharf
Terms CAsh 10 Govern meHt funds
boat for Oh sboro' will cave the Sixth street WHAT
every hour during the day Of sale.
For further Information apply 10 person or by letter.
to Capt oEoRak 7. BROWNING, A O. H., oissborof,
D. G., or TO this once.
JANIS A BRIN,
Aravs Ia IA q A In
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Senator Lane and General Blair.

ST. LOUIS, June 10 --Senator Lane, Of Kansas
10 quite III at the Linde Hotel In this city He Is
threatened with paralysis. His physician does not
think IL will be possible for him TO take his seat In
the Senate agsiu this session, aud advises him to
80 70 Bedford Springs soon as he can travel.
The case Of General Blair against the Judge Of
election, for refusing to receive his vote without
drst taking the oath prescribed was decided
against General Blair In the General Term Of the
Circuit Court yesterday. This 10 the hrst deci.
sion involving tho validity Of q voters oath In this
Slafa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28
The Bufsalo and stat. Line Railroad.

BUFFALO, juno 26.--At q meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Buffalo aud State Line Railroad
Company held this morning, the following directors
were elected: Dean Riohmond, Chas.' II. Lee,
Henry L. Lansing, James @. Harrison, Joseph
Field, Edwin Smith. WIN. Williams, Geo, W. Pat.
terson, John II. Chedell,. VIM. s. Brown, John M
Hutchinson, and Chas. NJ Reed.
The directors elected the following officers:
President, Dean Richmond; Vice President, Chas.
II. Lee; Secretary and Treasurer, Henry L. Ian.
sing General Superintendent, J. Lewis Grant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

NEw YoRk, June 2T-Ths New York dry goods
exchange has concluded an estimate Of the growing
cotton crop, based upon the reports Of sheriff. and
prominent persons in every county of the common
State. It's reported that the average Is between
one fourth and ons nth Of the crop Of 1850,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

NEW YoRK, June 27.-Rlour steady sales Of
5000 bills State 6.2OR$99 90; Ohio 8 b5aSl3 ISL
Southern 10 l0ssl7 Wheat firm for good and dull
for INFERIOR sales unimportant. Corn quiet sales
Of 90, 900 bushels at 90a9l cents. Beef steady.
Pork FIRM sales of IL 500 bbls. at 81. 5OaS3l 81.
Lard dull Al l9ia22f cents. Whisky dull Cotton
hrmj sales Of 900 bales at S8a4O cents. Sugar
dull. Naval stores quiet. Petroleum dull Frsights
firm. Gold 81 65t,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

. MARROW Yesterday afternoon a
little son Of Mr.. @ D. wsksly, while In the photo
graph gallery Of his father, on PsnnsylvaniA ave
nuo "" playing with pistol, and by some aeoi-
dent II exploded, the ball passing very near Misc
Hsllowell, lady who was in the gallery at the
time ..'....
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

OTrcERs ELEcrED.--At meeting Of the
Alumni Association Of Columbian College. held on
Tuesday evening the following named persons
we're elected for the ensuing year Dr.. J. W. H.
Lovej y, prssideuti Rev. H. H Dodge and Rev.
O. O. Msador, vice presidents; Otis T. Mason, re.
oording sserstsryi Thomas Samson, corresponding
'sors'sryi VIM. q. Force. treasurer, executive
COMMITTEES. Msssrs. John H. Wheeler, Professor
Wilson. Charles p. Hartman, Benjamin Lovsjoy,
and George II. Morgan.
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gatiuual grpnblifau.
[ Q chi AFFAIRs.

-. OohoAN" ~
hns'of'y third annual oommencement OF Columbian
yonsss o. shi. District was held yesterday At the
- DAps'' onaion on fnir'esn'a s'rss'uA very
" '.n's t'u s'h',sn'n .'n' pres
~ 'n' oaa'on being crowded. me ofdsr OF sr'
$50, ",,e io"ows ~ ye' ~ Ut.
n-a" .t.su'n' ., uhs oonss. me ran Of
.'', o'Aavn' " ,nso'' S""''' :" MARY
snu' Luz "e'"u ooo VI smpre' oration'
~ andre" D. pa'ai' OF v " Music. cou'sr.
.a'.m' orauon, ~ oamue' ~. walker Of MARY
land. Beauty o. Expression in Mature and Art.
une fnno'op''oe grafton ~ IL. A.. Daneanson, Of
hu"o' ine treasures OF Science, GRAFTON,
py.onn Aa,H, o. Y. Ihs Lessons OF history,
oraton, oy D. Holdsvorih Jordan, Of d. @. Music.
oe ih"'e"oe o. zoe n'os on the Progress Of
sv'' o's"on' " James Ne'son' OF virginia
ihe .nonpns OF Johnson Sense orati'n. By Wood
oury "nss'er' o. North oarolina Music Science
o,y. o'o"' " nan' oano oihe.te' Of New
n"st A"s n'. o' war, oranon' oy Ohar'es r.
90 " C :. ,.ss', music Aa'ams o. NED
-, " ~ MUSIC D'he''o'
s,.,
~, r i.' w. n" Pnte meua Nefs
aoa SUI :. no's"'''n ooruon' W.
sna "soooay "neesi' y. w. OF the graduating
~ y, ~ nno"" D. nu'ah'
1' -"e - "A''' "u'' Oh tue junior
M. :.
-, ,,e,ss., ', n' Va oonieroo
w,. s eo'", W James Ne'son,
NJ -. me Degree o.
~. rs o0n'e''ou upon 'onn L.
-. Nc 49, o.n.o"' " Vi 'ohn
~ ", nv ", D'se' VI mss@r OF hr"' by
a'.s' upon p'n. sano 'iisus' WIN. A.
e''u'"' ~ 4" oou'so-A'onhru D. Vook, Pa.i Jos.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

FoR ALBASY,-on Tuesday Deputy War
den Giddngs, Of the District Jail, with Detective
Biglsy and two guards, left for the Albany psni.
Tertiary with the following. named prisoners. Ar.
thur Hay, sentenced to three years. James vii.
iisus, Lewis Hill, VIM Lavisre, Rhinehardt Smith
and Lloyd Gibb', each ssntsnosd to two years.
Charles Putnam, Edward Hammond, John Dorsey,
alias Charles Stein Charles liz, alias Cartier, II.
Sanders. John Hopkins, VIM Smith, Armistsad
MOCarty, Anna Brooks and Alice Williams, each
sentenced to one year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

A CLERICAL MOONLIGHT ExoURsIoN.-The
clerks Of the Departments have engaged the Wa
wassst for an excursion to Mount Vernon next
Saturday afternoon. leaving at u o'clock, p. m,
and returning in the evening. The number OF
tickets will DO limited SO as to secure tho comfort
Of all on board.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

NEW ORLEANS. June "a caucus Of tho conven
tion Of 1894 wns bsld today. An reporters were
excluded except the Tribune correspondent. Judge
Howell presided pro tenn. and was authorised to
counsel with the Governor, and together issue a
call for tho reassembling Of the convention In the
latter part Of July. The object Of the convention
10 undoubtedly to ratify the constitutional amend.
ment,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

BUFFALO, June 26.-Head Centre r. o'Day's
auction store, with Its contents, was considerably
damaged by FIRE last night. The hro is supposed
to have been the work Of an ineendiary.
The Weather TO day 10 very warm.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

GALVESTON, June 26.-The Union vote Is uusI-
peotsdly large, and will probably reach one third.
The conservatives voted solidly for the amendment
against IL.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28

The WEArHER.-Yes yesterday morning the
Thermometer stood over ninety and bid very fair to
reach uInsty.Six again. About one o'clock OlAok
cloud gathered 10 the West, and short tims after
the city was visited BY q very refreshing shower.
About seven in the evening another shower passed
over the city leaving the atmosphere very pleasant
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-28
. Death OF Princess Victoria.

SAS FRASoIsco June IL Tho bark Ethan
Allen, from Honolulu, with dates to the 3lt May,
has arrived.
Tho Princess Victoria, sister Of King Komoha-
msho. died on the goth Of May, and was To lie in
state for two months previous to her burial