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FROM AsPINwALI..
The blockade OF Coquimbo Raised-An
Attempt 20 Capture a Gillian Gum
boat Frustrated-Peruvi AnaIrs.

Fhe biocksoe OF Ooq"imbo htaiseu-hn
Attempt TO Capture CHILEAN Gum
boat Frustrated-Peruvian Affairs,
NBv YoRK, Feb. 1.-The steamer Allan.
tic, from Aspinwall brought 1858, 900 In
specie. Among her passengers arc Mr.. Has.
sanrek, United States Minister 10 Ecuador,
who Is on a leave Of Absence, and ex-Goy.
Bigler, of California, and family,
Panama dates to the 22d have been re-
ceiyed. No local news. ...
A terrific norther destroyed almost the en-.
tire bottom crop throughout Salvador. Costa
Rica coffee crop Is being gathered and brings
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a8- Teachers Of Colored schools are
reminded that tho next meeting Of the Educa.
tonal Association OF this District occurs to. mor>
row tFRlDAY) afternoon, at the Soldiers Free
Library. The subject Of school Discipline 10 to
be considered, and an Address from Prof Pslter,
late OF Brooklyn, N. Y. is expected 'g0 fell
Acknowledgements GapyentIon.-Ex-
EcurivE COMMITTEE, Jan. %, lse8.-Tbe Com.
mittee "a notified that meeting will be held on
SATURDAY. EVENING, Feb. 4 at German Hall,
attendance il desired,
All delegates 10 the Convention, or members OF
the Executive Committee, or others, having
nlsass ana IN 20 r. ra.att,. 60 ~, ~
that evening, AT CAvIs,
fel-N Chairman Ex. Committee.
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Freedmen. AFFAIR. I'm Arkansas.

Brig. Gen. J. W. SPRAGUE, Assistant
Commissioner for the State of Arkansas, in.
forms Gen. o, o. HOWARD that the Freedmen
in that State have been contracting to labol
freely during the month of January, and thai
large number have entered into contracts
for the year, and that the demand fol
. laborers still continues, there being def
cheney Of three to five thousand in that State
First-eiAss hands command $40 per month,
with board and medical attendance.
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Destructive Fire IN Franklin, Pa.

FRAsKLN, PA, Feb. Ia fire broke out
at four O'Clock this morning. and destroyed
twenty-four buildings In the centre Of the
town, including the Post Office and Lambre.
ton House, Stanfordy Theatre buildings, and
the Masonic building, which was Just fn-
ished. The loss Is estimatedat q half mil.
lioni insurance about one half, principally in
Eastern companies. When the fire broke
out strong west wind prevailed which for
tunately ceased about six O'Clock, and en-.
abled the fremsn to get control of the flames.
All the mail matter was saved. The fire
originated in hrothel,
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SECOND RDITION
UNION PACIFIC RAILnoAD.


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Persusnt TO q call issued In December last
By the Secretary Of the Interior, board tc
consist Of the eovernmsnt eohmissionsu, d.
rectors, and engineer Of the Union Pacific
railroad, convened in this city, in the Int
rior Department At twelve to-day, for the
purpose Of adopting some uniform standard
Of road 70 which the several companies, or
gani.sd under ths act Of July J, iss7, and
July 2, 1854, shall conform.
The followins-named gentlemen are Gov
eminent direotors: GEoRes AsHsuS, Of
Massachusetts,; JESSE L. WILLIAMS, Of In.
diana; CHAs. 7. sHERnAs, of0hio; srRisosp
HARsAuen, of Pennsylyaniai 7. J, CAnrrR,
Of Illinois. The commissioners arc as fol.
lows : Col. J. II. smrsos, Of Indiana, U. 8.
Engineer, Maj, Gen. s. R. cuRrrs, Of Iowa,
DR.. wILLIAn wHIrx, Of Connecticut, and
WILLIAM PRxscorr SxIrH, Esq.
The Secretary Of the Interior was present
to-day; also representatives Of the various
connecting roads. ,,...-s.;g.r ~ ,,tsg
7. The Convention .opsanired In the Wash
ington .Aqueduct Building BY the election Of
Col. SIMPSON as President, and Mr.. ,JoHS R.
GILLIs, U. s. Assistant Engineer, was ap-
pointed Secretary. I'D No.. .ig.saa
The representatives Of connecting roads
present were Hon. 0AKEs ASns, Of Sioux
City and Pacific Railroad;p Hon. G. p.
HusrMeros, Vice President Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, Hon. r. M. SHOEMAKER,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

There was gay and festive knock down
two fights Of stairs about twelve O'Clock last
night cAuse-''ni young LADY, Injured
partiss--twO mice young men, - employees Of
national Government. Amount Of damages
one broken, bloody nose, and one split, bloody
lip. oHsnder-An employee of the city govern
mont, who happened to DO home with mice
yeSDE lady" when two mice young men -
called. ReSnlt-"hushed up. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

% The House held IN evening session ysster.
day for purposes of general debate. The at.
tendance Of members was thin. The princi-
pal speech Of the evening was that of Mr..
KELLEY, Of Pennsylvania, in favor of prOtec.
tion 10 American industry, which he declared
would enforce the MOSRoE doctrine. give u,
. Canada, and reform the poor whites OF the
South into habits Of industry.
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6r Water Registrars Once,

" WABHINUfON, TIN JHnuAry, t5bd.
ALI persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits Of this city, Into which the
Aqueduct Water has been Introduced, other than
minded that on the Isl day Of January instant the
water reut for the year ending January l, 1867,
became due and payable at this Office. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the lst Of
February, the delinquents are subject TO stop
page Of the water from their premises and psn~
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to JANUARY L. 1857, previous to
the restoration Of the water, .'r
nv Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

PREsENTATIoN.-Th cashier and clerks In
the once Of tho Gas. Light Company called on
Alderman Brown at his rooms last evening, and
presented him with beautiful gold watch, chain
and pin as q testimonial Of their regard for him,
on the occasion OF his retiring from tho ONCE
yesterday, when his resignation took Effect,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

, Persons wishing to subscribe for the RE.
PUBLICAN and have it LEFT at their resi-
dsness by carriers, can do SO by leaving their
names with Mr. CHARLES D. WELLEs, at
Wizards Hotel news depot. sH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

y AVAIL srREET," outside, is slightly ma.
lsyolsnt towards our srring brethren Of the
Z Saith but as be has had an extensive sxpe.
reaes Nith their "fair women and brave
, msn ought TO know.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

Al- Madam Mounts Pile salve-A
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, a Con-
sumption Destroyer, aud an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &C.; can be found d
Stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan HOTEL ford's, cor
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenuei En-
twisle's, corner of Twelfth and PennAylvAniA
avenue RliOtt's, corner OF Y aud Twelfth streets,
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and o. jAl2-f
ASr Chapped Hands and Face, sore
Lips, Chilblsins, &c.-HEGEMAN 4 cos Cam
phor Ice, with Glyeerine, cures ohApped Hands,
&o. Immediately, aud will keep the skin soft
DruRgists. Price "a cents. Sent by mail for So
eents HEGEMAN 4 CO. p
Chemists and Druggists, =
nolS-d&w3m New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

FIRE---About ten minutes past 0 o'clock
last evening an alarm Of hre was sounded from
box 10, Hibernia engine house, caused by the
burning Of two small frame buildings in an alley
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth and and
q streets, occupied by eolored families. The
bnildings were entirely consumed. Loss about
500 -
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LOCAL ~ h w -.


THURSDAY, February l.
On motion Of Hon. John II. Reynolds, David J.
Ross, Esq, Of New York, was admitted an at
torney aud counsellor at this Court.
Nos 2ss, ass, $50. The argument Of these causes
was continued by Mr.. keyn olds for plaintiff In
error In No. ass; and by Nj Herman for the de-
feAdant in error In No. ass; aud by Mr.. Tremain
for plaintiffs In error In No. $50.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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FousD DKAp.-Yestsrday m,

FoUED DRAD.-Yesterday morning tho
body Of q man was found In field near the eor-
ner Of Nineteenth and streets Sergeant Mil
stead, Of the Eighth precinct, had the corpse re-
moved to tho almshouse, whore IL was Identified
as tho body Of George Myers, who had been en-
ployed there as baker. He was about sixty
years Of age, aud said to be man Of Incorporate
habits. Coroner Woodward was notified to hold
an inauest D.. ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01
Reported ImperIaI viotory In Mexico

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Heraid'S Ha-
yana advices report the defeat, by the I'm
perial Gen, Prieto, in the State Of Tehuan-
tepee, of Republican force Of two thousand,
under Gen. Figuero, with loss to the latter
Of one hundred in killed. The Imperialists
claim to have had only seven killed and
thirty wounded, The state of siege at Tam
pico had been declared removed by Marshal
balEaine Reports Of anticipated changes
in Maximilian's Cabinet prevailed. Porjirio
DiaA remained at Abaso,
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RE G EPTION Ms.

THE LADIES ov TIE Presidents House.
HOLD win be Eat home" Tuesday evenings,
and they will give Drawing Room receptions
Friday afternoons.
Mas. sEcRErAHr wELLEs will be at home
on Wednesday afternoons. Cards have been
issued for Secretary and Mrs. wELLEs' last
evening reception on Friday, February I'd,
commencing at 8 o'clock.
THs ssoRErARr OF TEE ISrEnroR and
Mrs. HARLAN will receive on Monday even
ings. Mrs. HARLAN and ladies Of tho family
will receive thsir friends on Wednesday after
Moons, from to p. m. ..ar..
Mas. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re-
csivs on Wednesday afternoons, from to 4
O'Clock.
SENATOR AND Mas. SHERMAN have issued
cards for evening receptions at their resi-
dsnee, 323 X street, on February 12th-to
commence at 8 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

GAUTIoN ALL PERSONS ARE
" hereby cautioned against negotiating Ger
tihcate OF Deposit No. 99i, for Two TbousAad
Dollar, Qs2000,) issued 80 Christopher v. Hogan
by Jay Cooke 4 Co., dated Washington. n o.,
October !, 1889. AZ tho same was wronafully OBJ.
tained and payment thereof has been stopped,
feb l-l0t lChron.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

INTERNAL REVENUE REcEIPrs.-Ths re-,
OsiptE at the Internal Revenue Bureau for
the last seven months ending January 81,
1885, amounts to $500, $50, s6s. 90.
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eurpsurs r6 sunpnlns.

hundfeo mhhons OF dohars
BsLoius nipped the cattle plague in ths
bud, losing only 600 cattle.
Pusca describes marriage as partnership
without limited liability.
MARris, the alleged rebel hotel burner,
has bean hold for trialiin New York slssi,l
Mas. Joas wOoD Is Lady Cay spanksrins
In New York o. 81 .rr.h
TurHs Is great scarcity of vessels al
Richmond, and frsigbts abundant.
A. TRIsrHAx, one Of the Adams expires,
robbers, has plead guilty at New Haven, c.
THE late John d. Floyds residence, in
Abingdon, Va, Is offered for sale.
Ex-Gov. HoLprs, Of North Carolina, ba,
resumed editorial control Of the Raleigh
| Standard. JE .HET
A wAsHuaroN letter. describes General
Butler's daughter ns one Of the lovelie,t
blondes ever seen. sf.. .s7st
LoRD MoScK Is expected Immediately al
Ottawa, when IL is believed, the Canadian
Parliament will be called together. Boz IS
A suNpEa Of the iron mills at Wheeling
have suspended, on account Of workmen strik.
ing against reduction Of wages. ~,
THK Prince and Princess Of Wales recent
ly paid visit Of three days TO Lord sufield,
and II cost that noblemnn 5000.
WHEN wearied ara, smokes my cigar
l u
And when ihssmoke rises and all. mp my eyeses,
i'h'nk' OF thee d'ars''-'nen' Oh how ashse''
-. IN, a. 49, ,,,....,
"A. - ~. ......a.se,. saa..,..,s. !,
a,.s :,
sa.n.sae q. " Y
" PFC.
~ ANYBODY Will return TO THIS once that
,s a W Wep ss' ,os' .uo U.ae' us'. D.sss,n
$500. . ,,h.s.I - IN =. Ia
'''
A RrvIvALlsr In binghnmpton' N. L., en-
countered a iarse-si1ed African and asked
u" ny sooa lAn' nav you 'Vunu 'ne
n,,..d u.nn.r "ao,,, 49, 4, A. Iord
To-, ~, >
iHh Legislature Oh virginia !" consiaerins
the subject OF appointing Board OF Exam
iners TO examine ana license all graduates OF
~ ~ 60, .e'''' Ps WYNN W P"''''
-
THREE earthquake shocks have terrified
the people oil oaraooas, and the people pa
raced the Streets In procession, NJ midnight
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

A grand ball was given last night in TEN.
parAnes Hall - tickets, twenty Ave dollars.
Lisutenant General GRAST, Majors General
BHrnnAE, MEADE, THoAks, &e., &c were guests.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

Trade is quite stagnsnt. The few sales
making are for immediate wants. Prices
are weak, but II seems impossible to force
sales. There Is no speculation. The spring
demand will not commence for q week or
two. Cotton goods of staple kinds are well
held, but prices yet favor the buyer, though
the price Of the raw material Is too high to
admit Of any serious reduction, and stocks
are not excessive, though accommodating
Prints are not active, and full assortment
Of spring styles is not yet furnished
Rloachsd and upblealhed shirtings and
sheetings are in limited demand. DENNIS,
stripes, and checks inactive. Dslaines
are quiet, with heavy market.
As soon as the spring trade opens, a stiff.
eDing Of prices Ia relied oni and holders are
waiting patiently and confidently. Fancy
cassimeres are also dull for all light goods.
Heavy goods sell to q moderate extent, and
prices favor buyers. Broadcloths are inac-
tive. The importations are heavy. The
value Of imports of dry goods last week was
81, $50, 79l, making $40, 7Ts, 9l2 since the LIST
January, against only $2,073, 874 same time
last year, an increase OF 400 per cont. When
tho market opens, the supply will be very
large, and the assortment varied, but the
course Of prices Is yet uncertain. The sup.
ply would indicate moderate prices, but q
very great demand Is calculated on by i'm
pGrters in silks especially.
The market IL under supplied at present
with black silks and other staple styles Be-
Sides 0 fall in the price Of gold is looked for,
which oil reduce the price OF foreign goods.
Gold Is not being exported now, and our ex-
ports Of cotton and petroleum, with other
products, are sufficiently large to supply f0T-
eign exchange at low rates, such as prevail
ct present. These circumstances thus mod
lily prices Of foreign goods, and may so Sc
cure good demand -I,Iaspsndem.
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wATBR REarsrRAR's ogPIoR, !
lana. Qlal IQQn

JHHUuIy oI6tl foUU' J
The pressure Of business on this once has rem
dered Il necessary to extend the time for the re-
eeipt Of Water Rents to the LIST Of March; after
which late the water will be shutsf toithottt any
further notice, from all houses the water rent Of
which shall not be paid up to January lat, 1857.
RANDOLPH 00YLR,
febl .thsa&m Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

Sunday morning by tho burning Of their car
on the Erie express train going between
Badkawaxen aud scholoa. IL was entirely
destroyed, with its contents, including q
large amount Of money. It was valued at
$500, 900. =.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-01

NEw Yonk, Feb. l.4co,ton quiet. Flour
and Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
and dropping. Beef quiet. Pork heavy.
Lard duh and unchanged. Whisky dull.
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INTERNAL REvEsuE RECEIPTS TO-DAY
$1,94I ,624sl. --
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Heavy Loss to the United States Ex-
lssfssaE tGc press Company. ..r t
New York, Feb. 1.-The Unitsd States
Express Company met with y heavy loss on
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Hsrscbei ". johnson Accepts tns sits-
alton.
-MnLEDaEvILLR, Ga, Jan. 3.-Herschel
v. johnson accepts the situation Of United
States Senator.
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.saow u vao HAs sEns IseAeEp u

,saow o ss Tao oI has SKES INcAgEP I *
grSs SSs VA oTa I Hs S HsD
! TON HoUsKs, AND ARsKNALs, AND DOCK
% YARDS. AND WILL SHOW roo ATRkIT0R.
wsRE- 4 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
e1N DID IN 1903, WITH AARON BURR. I
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, ~
y CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
ErRsslL COP 7 WoULD RxsoUTs
THEM ~ AspRRw JOHNSON, IN ths Uansd
Bfass Ssnafs-March "a. 1851
, 1866-01-30

the table, and in it he said, "if the Com
mander of the Covadonga had not the
courage to do his duty, he Pareja) had
not any to survive the dishonor of his
flag" and concluded desiring, "that his
corpse should not be buried either in the
land or the waters of Chilli"
1t is said hat the officers complied
with the request and that the corpse pre-
served in guano is on board one of the
Spanish vessels, or, according to others,
on board a French vessel, for transmits
sion to his native country.
His successor ad interim in the ON
mand Of the squadron will be the Com
mander of the "Numancia," Captain
Casio Mendez Nunez.
Valparaiso was still being blockaded
by the "Resolucion" and the "Vencedo-
IA = Copuimbo by the "Villa de Ma
drid ;" CaIdera by the "Numancia," the
"Berenguela' and Sci Earqu6s de la
Victoria" The "Blanca" is continually
cruising in all direction to see if she can
meet the "EsmeraIda."
But the latter together with the Papu-
do Formerly the "Covadonga'') and The
Mayp6 were on the southern coast. On
the 5th of December they took provision,
ammunition and men at Ancud and are
to leave there on the 9th or 10th, their
destination being unknown. The May
p6 put in at San Antonio on the 5th and
left there a few hours after.
, 1866-01-30

Wednesdayl17Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
7A.M.
Do. IL Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
5P.M.
Saturday :. 20ILeaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
SAM.
Do. 20ILeaves Basin for st. Thomas at
5P.
Monday % Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
SA.
Tuesday =. 23Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
P.
Thursday 25 Leaves ST. Thomas for Basin at
sam.
Do. 2 5Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
5 Pm
Saturday 27Leaves st. Thomas for Pto. Rico
at s P. NJ.
Sunday 28Leaves Pto. Rico for West End
& st. Thomas at s A. M.
Monday. 29lArrives in st. Thomas at 2 A. NJ.
Wednesday 81 Awaits s4asu, arrival jn3 Of. Of European ws;Ps m
An"I'""y West End.
Christiansted 10Th January 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1866-01-30
Notice.

E LTHOUGH in the st. Croix Avis of
IN the 5th instant it is asked 'from
what Medical College DIR. Raheem has
taken his degree and where the sover-
eign remedy against Cholera is sold" yet
the Editor refuses to allow my defence to
appear except as an advertisement.
Ny defence declares the Medical Col
lege l studied in, my possession Of a Di-
ploma as physician, my appointments in
Her Britannia Majesly's service in India,
and that when | have published a pam
phlet (Which l am writing TO explain lis
application and other PARTICULARS the me-
dicine will be sold to the public.
st. CroiX, 22nd January 1866.
NJ. A. RAHEEM,
Medical practitioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-21

n ething to Do.

a strip ofsnowiest linen. a9gaes.s 7As
HAS enlhr4idefed and stamped IN Blue,
And the CLEAN Of a tlireadless needle
.Piercing the pattern through; i.
The needle IS ready, yet the sweet little Lady
Sits signing for something to do. -. s--tl
Heaped on the table beside her
blossoms Of every hue; V,s2i
Delicate, odorous roses
The rarest that ever grew: 1ssgs Nsf TaTt
The vase stands ready while the sweet little Lady
Sits wishing for something TODD. M
Half hid under flowers a volume ~
In daintiest gold and blue
Just parted, as if it would open
~, at the s,!MHlerg Daughter for you:
The book lies ready, Yet the sweet little Lady ~.
Sits signing for something to do.
A silent harp in the corner, r. es -aa
LAND melodies old and new,
Scattered in pretty disorder ~ is-1 'zT+ssToo
.1bongs Of the false and the true:
The harp stands ready-still the sweet little Lady
,.Sits longing for something to do.
A sudden wind-sweep and futter-
The door wide open blew; v-,zssa
a step IN the hall, and swiftly -.
>. Like a bird to the threshold she few Y
Blushing, already the sweet little Lady =
Forgets she has nothing to dol s- ees ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-21

DzANOS, PIANOS.-JOELE TTINGER,
L Staunton, Va, Sole Agent for Stieff 5 Pre-
MUM Pianos, Factory 81 and ST Camden street,
near Howard, and Is and III Perry St, Baltimore,
Md. Warerooms No. I, North Liberty street,
near Baltimore. 't
These instruments have been before the public
for the last thirty years in competition with the
best makers of the country, and now pro-
nounced by all the leading professors and anna
teurs the best Pianos manufactured. These in
struments have all the latest improvements and
are warranted for five years, with the privilege of
exchange within IL months if not entirely salts
factory to the purchaser. Second hand Pianos
always on hand from $50 to $500 Melodeons
and Parlor Organs from the best makers.
REFERENCEs.-Gen. r. z. Lee, Washington
College, Lexington, Va; Rev. r. H. Phillips,
Va Female Institute; Miss Mary Baldwin, Fe-
male Institute; J. G. Covell, Principal, and Pro-
lessor Graham of Virginia Institute, for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind; j. w. Abby and A. j. Turn
er, of Staunton. A call is solicited Terms lib
eral- se tSept 10, 1S65-1y Vim copy