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BY the observation-disclosures and
Maximilian-The POpe-A Lincoln
Assassin Observation-Disclosures and
LIVERPOOL Markets, &c.

LONDON, November 2l.--Lord Stanley, In
reply to letter relative to the ships seized
by the United States Government, points
out that no arrangement can be made to
consider such claims.
There was a grand Reform banquet at
Manchester last night. Mr.. Bright made .
powerful speech.
The Times says Although the Federal
Secretary of Treasury believes that bonds
of the United States will be paid in gold,
it would be better if Congress would Sc
cure such payment by law"
PARIS, November 2l.-It is said that the
French Government is informed that the
rule Of Macmillan is virtually at an end.
1t is further reported that the Govern
ment has ordered the cessation Of the
shipment of stores to Mexico.
MADRID, November 2l.-It is ststed that
the King of Prussia has offered the Pope
protection in his dominions.
John Surratt, an alleged accomplish in
the killing of Mr.. Lincoln, was discovered
serving in the Papal Zouaves under the
name of John Watson. He was arrested
under the demand of General King, but
escaped afterwards into Italian territory.
The authorities of Italy are seeking his
recapture.
LONDON, November Pit is reported
that the Great Eastern will begin to make
trips between New York and Brest in
March. There is a rumor to the effect
that an Austrian loan of several millions
sterling will soon be put in the market.
LONDON, November 2l.-Consols, 9OI
United States SIS, 7O14.
LONDON, November 22.-Consols, 80
United States SIS, 7O15.
LIVERPOOL, November Election un.
changed; middling uplands, I'D; sale:
will probably reach 900 bales. Bread
stuffs firm. Provisions easier. Pork de.
clining.
LIVERPOOL, November 22-Noon.-Cot
ton opened firm; prospect of days sale:
reaching $4,000 bales; prices, however
unchanged. Breadstuffs firmer. Corn
3ss. Cd. per quarter for mixed western.
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VIM. KNABE q CO.,-Q-
, m PREMIUM. ss1s,t'o oaap s Z. 911
AND UPRIGHT
PI A OS.
These instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel.
lence alone, attained an uNPuRcHAsID PRB-gkl.
xESCx that pronouncss them unsquallsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
nns singing quality, ~ well a. great purity Of
information and hsrmoniousnsss throughout the
entire scale. Their roucH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free nom the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the performer to 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
thew cannot be sxcslled. Their action II con.
structsd with Q care and attention to every par
therein that charseteriSes the finest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material 10 used In their
manufacture, and they win accept the hard usagef
of the eoncert.room with that Of the psrlor upon
an 60 mathematical In their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR A YEAR-BUT POR EVER"
ALI our, Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and the Agrsfe Treble.
Bysry Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON q CHAMBERLAYNE,
Music Dealers and Publishers,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above celebrated
Pianos, No. so1, corner Main and Ninth streets
Richmond. Va. VH-om
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
A Death-The President and Negro
t sSunirRge. =

A Death-The President and Negro
Suffrage.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-Admiral
French Forrest, formerly of the United
States navy, and late of the Confederate
States navy, died here yesterday.
The Conservative Army and Navy Union
held meeting last night, and passed reso-
buttons declining the constitutional amend
ment, and declared In favor Of extending
suffrage to the negro on qualified basis.
Thad. Stevens has prepared q bill for
Immediate passage to regulate removals
from Office. 1t provides that no one who
has been rejected by the Senate shall be
again nominated or appointed to any office
for three years.
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BALTIMORE JUDGES OF ELECTION SUED
FOR DAMAGES FOR REJECTING VoTE..A
civil action was brought before Justice For
roster yesterday by Alexander N. Briscoe,
against Messrs. Samuel Feast, Jr., II: A.
Waterworth, and A. X. Mcclellan. judges
of election in the Nineteenth ward, 10 re-
cover $500 damages for refusing to receive
his vote at the late State election-says the
Sun of Yesterday. A good deal of evidence
to prove Briscoe both Union man and Q
secesh was received, and the case CONT
nued. @ $3.50 .sl.a.s.t =
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MARKETS BY. TELEGRAPH.

-
NEW YORK MARKETS. ....
New YORK, November 22.-Gold, 1915.
Exchange, 91a; at sight, lO4. Cotton
heavy-nominally, 33c.
NEW YORK, November 23.-United
States SIS, 1903; of "a, 1881. los, 995S.
Sevens: lst, los; I'd, lO4A; Sd, 1915.
Money active this evening on call. Gold,
1898. Cotton unsettled; sales 1000 bales
at 331sG351ac. Flour dull, and declined
l5@25c.; southern, sll.75@sl6.25. Wheat
dull, and declined 2@3c. Corn firm ;
western, sl.24@sl.251s; white, Sl.26
white southern, Sl.23. Provisions dull,
with tendency down. Whisky dull. Ma
val stores dull; turpentine, 72I@73c.;
rosin dull at $4.5O9slO.lO.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, November 23.-Sales Of cotton
to-day, 1880 bales; middlings, 3l@32c.
Sales for the week, $500 bales. Receipts
during same time, 10, 1873 bales against 9, 1866
last week. Exports, 9,l6s bales. Stock,
47,l74 bales, of which 81 900 are unsold.
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MARYLASp GRAND LoDaE OF MAsoSs.-
The Grand Lodge Of Maryland reelected,
on Wednesday evening, the following
officers: John Coates, Most Worshipful
Grand Master, being his fourth term
Francis Burns. R. w. DeputysaGraud
Master; Lawrence Sangston, Senior Grand
Warden; Levin Woolford, Junior Grand
Warden; Jacob II. Medairy, Grand Secrs-
tary; Frederick Hickey, Jr., Grand Urea
surer; Rev. John McCron, Grand Chap
lain; James N. Anderson, Grand Marshal +;
Daniel G.. Piper, Grand Tiler.
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PiAs'oS''r1Ar '.''

RIcHMoND MusIcAL ExcHANe1,
flst nAIs STREET, HyAR rnI Posf.oryfon.
,E-.l JoHH W. DAVIES. SONS,
'a1 sole agents for
CHARLES II. sTIRFFs CRLRBRArID PIANOS.
These instrumsuts have been before The public
FOR TIE LAST THIRTY EARS, In composition
with the bss makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced byrALL THE LEADING PROP RsSoRs
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL TIE LATEST IN
PR0vEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons who hsvs
STIEFF's PIANOS now in use: ,usra
General Z. Z. Lee, Lexington; ,.
Thomas H. Wynns, Richmond, Vs.; .i
DR.. Huston, Richmond, Va;
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond. Va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John 6rsanor, Jr., Richmond, Vs.;
Thomas 8. Quarlss, Richmond, Va;
Ms. L. W. Glaxebrook, Richmond, Va;
S. Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va;
Anderson's Art Palace, Richmond, Vs.;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
D. B. Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, stanton;
Professor A. j. Turner, stsunton;
Miss Mary Baldwin, Stanton;
Harvey Efhngor, Rockingham county;
b. E. Harrison, Berkeley county;
K. G. williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel James II. Ssibert, Shenandoah county
John F. Watson, Page county.
A call Of ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR PlANOs
n solicited TERMS LIBERAL. NOT
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VIRGINIA PosT-oYrIcE APpoISTAESrs.--
Edward Sawyer is appointed mail messen-
ger between Saltville and and Glade Spring
depot. We name and site Of Pierceyiile,
Bedford cJ1nty, Va, Is changed to = Belle.
yue,n J. T. Turner postmaster, vice Miss !.
Goode, who cannot take the oath. AZ
Horseley's Landing, Nelson county, Sarn-
dsrs Phelps is appoAted postmaster, vice
Martha Harding, declined. AT Shcrando,
Augusta county, Valentine Bare is ap-
pointed postmaster, vice, j. D. Balsly, Who
cannot take the oath.
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.rocy OF TOBACCO ON THE fsr INSTANT IN
TMEssRs. MAXWELL & co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, November LIST.

LIVERPOOL, November ISL.
The Improvement in the trade demand
noticed in our last circular has been we'll
maintained up to the present time, and
from our home manufacturers we have to
record pretty general inquiry, with trans
actions on somewhat larger scale. For
Ireland and Scotland the business has been
moderate, and principally done by dealers
within the past week for expectation also,
sales have been but limited, the African
trade being very quiet. Fine old leafy
western strips have been in request, and
command comparatively high rates, the
general inferiority Of the new import indu-
cling manufacturers rather to secure in an
ticipaton their future requirements. Me-
dunn grades Of both new and previous
crops are, if anything, slightly lower,
whilst the value Of some of the new COM
mon is entirely nominal, being of doubtful
suitability for duty purposes. Dry west
ern leaf, possessing color and free from
gum, has been wanted and this descrip-
ton becoming scarce, rather better prices
have been obtained for selections; parcels,
however, of the usual assortments must be
quoted decidedly cheaper. In export leaf
there is little change observable. Virginia
leaf and strips continue to be taken spar
ingly for consumption; the stock being
mostly old stale tobacco, offers little induce
ments to manufacturers, but when some
fresh comes to market we hope to find it
meet more favor with all our customers.
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ALABAMA SExATeR.

A private telegram from Montgomery,
Alabama, received here to-day, says cx-
Governor John A. Winston was to-day
elected United States Senator BY the
Alabama Legislature.--Sun. i
THE PRESIDENT.
All statements that he has indicated to
any one any Of the pointsto be embraced in
the message are totally unfounded.
AHEAD OF TINE.
The official reports Of the Secretaries Of
War, Navy, and Interior Departments are
already In type. ~ta s*nfa
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FROM HAVANA AND MExIco-GENERAL
MAGRUpER.--HAvASA, November lice
neral Magruder arrived here yesterday in
the steamship France, from Vera Cruz, and
Is expected to remain here. Lieutenant
Maury is also reported on board. When the
France sailed there were no signs of Maxi
milan leaving Vera Cruz.-Letter in Bali
,Dore C,,,o ra-. ...-# ..r ... VT
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REVENUE TARIpr.-The Commissioner OF
Revenue, Mr.. Wells. Is now engaged in
preparing comprehensive scheme for the
rigid equalization Of our internal and ex-
ternal taxes, and smplifcation of the in
ternal revenue system. This will be SUBJ
mitted to Congress, which will be called
upon by the county to adopt such legisla-
ton as will give Us tariif not for protec-
ton, but for hue.-NaIiona RepubH-
Gun [OflicinN -
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Per Cable.

LONDON, November PIP. M.-The Paris
correspondent of the London Post says that
relations between England and the United
States will soon be critical.
LONDON, November 22.-Consols, 80
United States SIS, ~.
LIVERPOOL, November PIP. Moot
ton quiet and active to-day; sales of l6, 900
bales; middling uplands firm at l4d.
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Mr.. DAvIs.-Theo ministers, Rev. Drs.
Duncan, Edwards, and Burrows, arrived
this morning on avisit to Mr.. Davis. They
breakfasted with Mr.. Davis. Since the
recent changes made in his quarters, and
since Mrs. Davis and her sister have been
removed into the rooms prepared for them,
Mr.. Davis has become more cheerful. His
health has become very much improved OF
late, and he speaks very confidently Of
being released.
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Appointment Of n Commission

BALTIMORE, November 23.-Secretary
Stanton has appointed Colonel W. II. Stew
art, W. F. Flynn, of Washington, and A.
Miller, of Cecil county, as commissioners
to award compensation to loyal slave
owners of Maryland whose slaves were
drafted during the war. The commission
exists under an act Of Congress passed last
session,
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TIsAHCIAL AND OoMaERCIAL.

New YORK, November 23.-Reports
were rife among financial circles yesterday
evening of the failure of two heavy firms
In the gold business. One was q firm on
Wall street, and the other was house on
Broad street. The engagements Of the
latter were stated at $4,000, 900. eaa
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Relative to tho Unsettled Condition
OF the New York Money Market.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-Ths Sc
cretary of the Treasury remarked to-day,
in conversation, that the unsettled condi-
ton of the New York money market was
not consequent upon anything he had done
relative to finances.
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AUGUSTA, GA, November 22.-George
Meyer, assistant United States internal re-
venue assessor, was shot and killed at
Blackville, S. c., by two men named San
ders, who delivered themselves to the
sheriff, #'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, 7
WASHINGTON, November 10, 1866. )
sir,--In reply to your letter of the 18th
instant have to say that under the act OF
july Is, 1866, "yarns and warp for weav-
ing, braiding, or manufacturing purposes
exclusively " ore exempt. This provision
virtually exempts all yarns, as the term
manufacturing purposes" is very broad,
and NAV cover all uses to which yarns are
generally. put. The quantity of yarn used
for other han manufacturing purposes, If
any, would be SO small, and so difficult to
ascertain, as to be hardly worth taxing.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS HARLAND,
Department Commissioner.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-Referring to the
proposed amendment to the Constitution,
Justice Chase said "a more generous, a
more merciful proposition was never made
to people who have been in rebellion
than the amendment proposed.
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The Fpnfans.

TORONTO, November 22.-The United
States Government has instructed the
American consul to appeal for new trials
for condemned Fenians.
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BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
AZ nosS pr SaNb 4ck H xk
ROAD BONDS and STOCK. and other securities
io NV ~ VIRGINIA REGISTERED STOCK, 60.
yERNMENT sECURITIES Of ell kinds, and Sill
YER wanted. for which The highest market price
: w Psiticgnlsf attention paid to COLLECTIONS In
All "a in 81 the United States and Canada.
loans NEGOTIATED and Deposits Ri.
ckIykD on the net ns 1f,hb, ssrH, ipprRsov
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Increased Vigilance to be Exercised
In Canada. . e..
MONTREAL, November 23.-Dispatches
from England in the hands of the Cover
nor-General advise that the possibility of
trouble with the United States renders it
incumbent upon the Canadian authorities
to exercise increased vigilance.
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CHICAGO, November ,2l.-Considerable
excitement has been caused here to-day
by the discovery Of family actually suf.
tering from starvation.
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TEE GuAso SUpPLY.-It Is announced
from tho Chinchs islands that tho gusno is
disappesring 20 fast that 10 the course or
few wears lie supply win DO exhausted,
and those islspds sbe sgsin giyen up by
man 70 The aquatic birds u ths Pscihcy
~ sYssss as@bst yss = Y! ssd "
In61ing ebano hlo1te0 " nineVsa ,eis
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IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS OF YARN.
The following decision of the Internal Re-
venue Department will prove of interest
TO all spinners of wSol:
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IHEssRs. oxLEr's cIRcULAR.J & \,
LONDON, November 2, 1866. \.
Since our last report on the tobacco mar
ket, under date I'd ultimo, no mitigation
has occurred in the stagnation which has
20 long characterized the trade. I'LL II
The requirements Of manufacturers have
necessitated purchases to some extent; ge-
Morally speaking, however, they have been
by retail only, and confined to selections
of old stock, to which alone our quotations
at present exclusively refer.
Sufficient progress has now been made
with sampling to confirm the unfavorable
expectations of the general quality Of the
last import. The tobacco, as rule,
is imperfectly cured, and being deficient
alike in substance, color, and flavor, it has
vet to be seen on what terms the bulk Of 1t
will enter into the consumption Of this
country.
Prices Current. -
Virginia Leaf-Short- pound and dry mid
ding leaf to good and fine spinners' selec-
tions, 6@l2. Stemmed--Ordinary short, mid
ding to good fine spinners, SIS, nominal.
and German, Ill. Western Leaf-Low ordi-
nary exports, eG4; factory dried, common to
fair, and good quality, AS; fine selections,
$40. Stemmed-Short and common, g. mid
ding, 739.sH good parcels, $40; fine selec-
tions, 1912. Greek and Turkey, 2@s; Java,
o6gl2; japan, none.
[NgssRs. oxLEY's cIRcuLAR.1 "
LONDON, November 3, 1866.
The position of the Liverpool tobacco
market continues practically the same rs
described in our circular of the Sd ultimo,
and the sales, which reach total of 1927
hogsheads, call for no special comment.
Prices Current.
Virginia Leaf-Ordinary and faded, ordi'
nary sound, fair dry leafy, good and fine, +Dlo,
Stemmed-O Ordinary short, fair leafy, good
and fine, 7.l3. Paraguay, 4.lo; Greek and
Turkey, ST.. Western Leaf-Ordinary ex'
ports, fine dark long, middling to fine dry, Sc
lected and colory, 2Hglo. Stemmed-Ordinary
81: middling to good, 49, fine selections
1912. Maryland-Dry, leafy, and sweet, 3h.6
colory and fine, 10.
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closing Of the New York Canals.

ALBANY, November 2l.-The canal COM
missioners announce that the canals will
be closed on the 18th of December, except
the Champlain canal, which will be closed
on the 5th of December.
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A PLOw FOR THE TIMES.
- IHgwArf Ht0Ms


wsrnntsd . 40 q, bets. yoss. .i!A s,s.iosrh
not ons tenth q liable 10 choke - elog, and viii
palysriae tss coli ana ecsss up ysgstekjSn FIR %.
psrior toany eu9. brace piow ever yet rad tsn q
whisk have been invsntsA. formed, M tssAiensd
reiss 70 Inc following farpasss. Who exp sssily
10 ~ meyl6, va. !: y. @. ku1n, Willis }hslR4fs
soe. Gsatfal y. b, I. lee 0slsgs D. GaXi ~:
lIia snsss. ,cGlonss !! = cr2essaY l ssss@
AIesN \ = sa. p lshss, !cas =. =; pss ss .i
60 ! csss{es; = s ~. ~ - -, ~
s ga = n az = sss slos . asiiysss sS3sjss 80
: SioSSi ys;;Ijes,,3:
TOOKi Io6Kli I104 q s. fntead.
! ~ n. e . ssis.s g I'd -
Sf;s o. =; 81 ~ ss : 81 . - -
y g s: !. " !! |.
!. e.ssss 1850 nsn:sa c.
oARpdNEel 81 ~
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CLOTHING.
THETREMENDoUs EXCITEMENT
attendant upon the closing ont sale a: the
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR
has resulted In the rapid Reduction Of that large
and extensive assortment Of
TAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING.
20 that there is now less than one-third Of the
original amount to be disposed Of, and
It h the determination Of the
proprietors 70 close outth
entire balance,
THIRTY THOUSAND DoLLARs
(sso.oOo)
WORTH OF FINE
READY.MADE CLOTHING
STILL GREATER REDUCTION!!
10 insure its sale BY the
18TH or DIsBHBlR, lsO.
To effect with great certainty this end particular
attention IL called TO our
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLK RAILROAD CoMPANY,l
% RICHMOND, November IL, 1859. !
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
- nineteenth annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held in the city OF Richmond
on the second "WEDNESDAY, 18th December. 1885,
! : o-Tt j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
' PORN OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney - for aud in - name, to
vote on ali questions THAI may be brought before
the meeting of the stockholders Of the Richmond
- on the - day Or, or at any adjourned
Getting thereof, hereby ratifying all the aets Of
-, said attorney In the premises fully - IL
In testimony whereof - haze hereunto afnxed
- hand this - day OF -.
The transfer book will be closed on the LIST De-
cembsr until after the annual meeting.
no l3-eodtd - j. ID. BLAlR, Auditor.
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TESTIMONY OF Nh

ILsfINUNf Of MES kENUALIs
Mrs. Amanda Kendall recalled for cross
examination sat on the right hand side,
about the middle Of the seat In the stage ut
The time OF the occurrence Miss Irving
was opposite to Mr.. Williams, and l sat
next 10 her; ! did not sec Williams take
the purse the arst intimgtion ] hadt Miss
Irving told me 4 That msa had picked tbpt
lady's pocket" j DO not remember ths
enact language she used sbeus halEa
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RIoHAoED, November ], 1850. !
annual meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of this Company. will be held at
the once OF the Company, No. oil Main street. be-
TUESDAY ths 9Th instant o u O'clock 4.
u. W. HARRINGTON,
no std -E . Treasurer.
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DIANO.FORTEs, = Par,~1l>,.
II ties looking for ANO- v0RIEf -
can always nna a. our sfoFs, on oo. uU
as can be made, and Of thu latest styles, o. lower
prizes than are usually met VIII. = c.yu.v
lnoH ua4 Ers WOODBRIDGE u rAnna..-
rI,O BE SODA splendid nEu
i PIANO. FORTE, seven oetssss.
In rosewood, Louis XIV style, ee-1 uu
ing Virginia It was recently. purchased In New
York And will be sold nj q bargain.
w0ODHUUSE 4 PARHAM
noi7 ag Governor street nesr Main.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-12

The following, we understand, are q
few of the applicants to Professor Blot for
private instruction.
The bashful man, who wishes to learn
the best method of teasing the ladies.
The man whose blood '.boiled with in
dignaticn," to learn how to simmer down
A young seape9race, to know how to
"sauce" the old man without getting q
blasting" himself
The Spectator who has been ''done
brown" to know how to ''dip in" without
burning his fingers.
The man who has no reputation at
"steak," how to get one.
A raw recruit" to know what is the
"right," dress and that when he is "mus>
tard'' into the army he ought at once tc
"pepper" the enemy or await ga salt" Gas,
saultI
A hungry individual who dislikes "toaf
ing" how to become "well bred" man
4 man who has * headed" much in thi.
life-to know if drinking yeast will make
him rise" any faster
Country editors-to know how to re
"hash' and old article.
The intelligent public would be glad tC
know of Professor Blot:
What is the correct mode of "lardins
the lean earth ?"
Can outlet be cooked from "falsC
calf?'
In a bill of fare, should horse meat
steaks come under the head of Horse q
Gurre ?''