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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip d
dend Of hirtyhvs per the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February, 1866 for which
certificates will be issued and after the I'd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1850 viii be re
deemed also per cent interest all outstanding Certa
Gates of Scrip viii be paid the second Monday May
1866 to the holders thereof their legal representatives
a5 CHARLES BRIGGS, President
5rF a, CARRIERE, Vice President
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JOURNAL 0FFIGIEL,
ENECUTIF-

snrs.a-sr 431a n.l- noursrANn-
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Messrs Grmault & Co. Chemists at Paris '"s"' " 1000
In reply 70 tile letter you addressed u hfs Fxraf1enc
Embasshdor have the honor 20 Inform Won thai
hetznsk IL Of high standing n Vienna tbat Id Il
personally much thought passes for one Of Tie best
Chemists IN Germany. PtIERET ~
General Depot In Paris at GRrMAULT i co IS ri rue
Richelieu In New Orleans " Nv
And at every good JIhemiFr'E 80 " 'o4A1Nl'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry OF NEW ORLEANS
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10th day March
1866 EDMOND MEUEIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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The Company will pay interest per cent in cash all
its Outstanding Certificates Scrip the legal holders there
Of, on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend OF
SIXTY per cent earned premiums entitled parcipa
ton for the year ending April 80 1866 for which certificates
viii be issued and aer the first Monday in August
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President,
HENRY Y. oGDEE, Secretary
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InBuTes sgGiRE, the Perils Of the SEA, and INLAND
NAVIGATION.
DIRECTORS
J. NJ OouAy, A. s. Mansfield, g. O. Emily
Geo; s. D4 Spencer Field Louis Schneider
q. W. Gn4 j.. F. II. Grace D. 81 McCan
Chas. W. :, g. W. Coehrane.
J. N. COURTENAY, President
LOUIS G4oMERGuE, Secretary.
This Camlontinues to allow a discount Of TWENTY
FIVE PER- u. CASH to its CUSTOMERS
OFFICE:
Corn4Cnmp and Common Streets
CITrz8 MUTUAL INSURANCE 60,
orr, No. CARoNDELET STREET.
Amount of lums for the lses. S220gn 81
Amount of " OF ths Company ......,..... $4,000 %
The have resolved pay six per cent in
terest on thtnndng certificates of scrip and after the
second Monf February 1866 and have further declared
scrip divid twenty-five per cent FL
TRUSTEES:
}. Lori Jas. A White,
A. H. pa, F. Matthew, g.
Ar MlRrger, j. Lsmore,
A. Bida T. Avendano
J. Lem L. Grand, .
Jno, GA A. Verlon Degruy,
omer Gaillard
oMER GAILLARD, President
HY. oAs4E, Secretary.
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The Trustees in conformity with the Charter, submit the
following statement of the affairs of the Company the SOh
Anvil
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EDUCATIONAL.


WAsHINGTON COLLEGE,
. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA
Faculty:
GIN ROBERT E LEE. President
CARTER HARRIS Professor N Latin.
JAMES j. WHITE, Professor Of Greek
ED :. JOTSES a. NJ Professor Modern Lanrungos and
English. ''s'' aug
60 be appninted-PEofsssor Of Moral Philosophy
L. NELSON, A. NJ, Professor OF vashematics
WIN: ALLAN, A NJ, Professor Applied Mathematics ..
X 3 MCCuLLOH, A. NJ, Professor Natural Ph lOs6bby
Jg99taS l. GAMPBELL A NJ Professor chemistry
JOIN W BRUCkESBbOUGH L. L D. Professor Law
HAIRY EsIILL A. NJ Assistant Professor Ma hepaics
T. F9#ELL GRADY, A, d., Assistant Professor Latin.
Go be appoin sed-AAsistant Proc Of Creek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted in which Students
unepaEed Tor ne Ragu ar Glasses may instruction In
neeSssary branches The Session gins ID THURSDAY d8
shffESlBEh and ends last Thursday in June,
LERAs--Tuton, ard all other College fees ~ .. siOa
All other EXPENSES including Board Fuel
Lights, etc, nee not exceed 5 $50.
Fnrturher information Catalogue address the Faculty
OF Washington College, exingtan, virginia.
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r .AvENDER's COLLEGE,
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND CUsToNBoUsE
STREETS.
MFRS. g. HI. CALDWELL, Will REopRE

MRS. g. H. CALD WELL WILL REOPEN HER
W Academy at 486 Camp street, for the Summer Term
commencing June LIST closing October lat WATER sessio
from November LIST to May lst 1890
TERaIssenior Classes French English and Spanish
branches OF study, So % per month Juniors French and
English Glasses, S5 10 month: Music he plano forte
harp or guitar, with voca music $40 per month '
Dr. Leacack, New Oreansi Hon. Judge
simon New Orieansi Hon. Tra.lmond Landry, - Judge
Rice, Charleston S. O. Dr. Samuel H. Dickson Charleston
c.; Prof I. L. CALDWELL Transylyana Tniveraisv =
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ct. PETERS cHURCH SCHOOL
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND INDUSTRIAL. FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
No. Frenehmen street,
Corner of Esplanade street
DEEMED lime 1911 A u 1870

PROFESSOR NJ. B MCCARTHY Acting Head Master
with competent assistants, male and fema.e. '
IFRMs Boarders Board Clothing Washing, Books and
Stationery with medal attendance for twelve months no X
tras, 500, in advance 'i ~ -
vance " - ' " ~
Lnermedtae Grammar School 81 per month in advance
Primary Department, 50 per month, in ADVANCE
No extra CHARGE for or instrumental nusIe Latin
Greek French, Germen and Spanish languages
Evening School, including thorough Commercial courye
from to 81 O'Clock. s. per month.
A. D MCCOY
Proprietor and Rector.
John Maunsel Of the arm OF j. s. Maunsell Co. whole
SAFE Druggist No q Charities street. full power Of II
torney from the Rector TO all give receipts
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RATION ROUGE ADVOCATE.
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
In the State, outside of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted Low PRICES
Subscriptions advertisements ceiy direct at the oes
| or by mail accompanied by the CASH
I'M TAYLOR Proprietor,
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THE GREAT EFFHCACIOUSN ESs or
~ NEST atimtqlt % lodize4 syrup Of Horse Rad
q Co. Chemists to H. L. H. Prince Napoleon HI Paris Il
away pa u&teenee succedaniOus Cod Live on and ne
nest treatment to follow IN Lgmpbatle strouGus alice
TYPE "a Eel ~ n yaous uatuueous diseases TIE public
VIII therefore read with interest the Hnalyb5 az bia
medicine ny Professor kletznsk extracted from the
Journal o. Vienna Is VEIL the letter addressed 10 Nea
GrtmRu CO., by mis- ENcelency French EtbassHdor
1t Is as follows: - -oI'Oi'
Grnauit todiEed syrup Of Horse Radsh ls not In rres
elementary and cc state In the state 81 0dhydrc MIA
and Of organic combination similar the iodine col t4lsd IN
Cod Liver Oil 0@ =
-, tslgaedl VINCENT kLErzlEsKr
SHe14ca AhAyZeF 10 tao Law Courts at Vienna H0spa
Chemlst ana K. pU WtEpEn
Professors Of Chemistry
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAK SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mrs L. BRAND, having eassd for number Of years an
egby situated and spacnus esdence begs
herntention of reDpenng her classes next autumn
GrcnRrs will be issued later; meanwhile parents DESTROYS
her through the office OF Crescent "
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The above statement is lust correct transcript
IF m the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
j. P. RoUx, Secretary
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEp'r EXECUTE,
Nouyeile- Orleans. lie 10 mars 1866.
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FFME MISSISSIPPI TMDEx-ooLUmRus.
s. u. W0RTHINGTnN. Pnhlshar

oice-92 Market street. up stairs
Price Of subscrptonSl per month invariably in adyance
Advertisements at 81 50 per SQUARE for ana
I5eents pensquare for each insertion ~ " 800 ~
All transient advertisements paid for In aavnnr
Al communications for the promotion of individual nferestH
will be charged for advertisements alss Obituary notcss
tributes Of respect, etc. - S'
Editorial notices be
cents per line fer each insertion - -
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FEMALE AGA REnFw
~ NEAR BARDsTOWN, KENT UGKY.

Our friends and patrons informed that Mr. John W
Harde Is duly authorized agent New 0Beans and viii
receive and receipt for which may due this
tion. MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress
J. W. HARDIB, Agent E-1
'agr Corner Camp and NatchsB streets, N O
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-15
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. Il. AJIe92's WoTJd'S
hair RestOrer and Dress
ing inUigOTGte, strengthen
and Ie9agthen the heir. They
act diTectJy etpOso the roots
of the hair, satppEyi9eg re-
QaCiTed 91O1Irisltnle9et, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair 6SSGp-
pears, bald spots are Coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
htCatriG1at ggOeCth Is the re-
salt. Ladies' and CIeiJCJTe1a
pViW appreciate the delight
f,GI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance G1eD0Tt-
ed to the hair, and 9lO fear
of sOiJi1og the skin, scalp, or
most elegant beGd-dTess.
Sold by ALI Druggists.
Depot 1913 & 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
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RAILRoAD LINES.

Tor NEW YORK. .-THE CAMDEN AND
= AmRoy and PHILADELPHIA and Trenton Railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEw YORK
ana way PAGES, from Walnut street whar win leave
kt6A. NJ, VIA Camden and AmbOy Accommoaa- -A'A
Ats A. NJ Via Camden and eiscy Civ Rx5iess %
A. Il moon ana p S NJ Ts s 22
boy Accommodation (Freight and Pssseneer...s a2s
commodatiOn (Freitlht apd PassengerJ, iSt class
1d SIs;s:.' 2S
At and 10 A. M, and T. 81 for Mount HoIly S
Ewensye PembesSn G and Vincentowni ats A. NJ
and I16,ida j. M bs,sScS and GP M Pal
lipgSn Florence 1 BoElspsOw5 sE ETC. me IL a, and
Lines NJ fRSm Rs n TsntS WILL LEAVE
AtlIl5 A. NJ $50 and q 4s M Vi. Konsrc,or
Ati2f M NigRt Via Kchsingon and Jersey city ''~
NJ Line viii run daily All Others SUNDAYS
Alto Snd IFS M p SaO. !2o, and e45 P. M and
dale. .Homesbuig Tacony wissinomng Bridosbare
and Fr9nkord, and at p. M for Homesburg an6
DELYIDEBE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
vania and New YORK itSe and tie Great Lakes 'S'
iwG throqgh trains daily SUNDAYS exceptedl from
AtlSg M. and $3.50 p. NJ Ior Niagara Falls Buffalo,
BSeSec EP s%eso sgTSoSse SssS
BEND Montrose WilkesbaTe, scranton, stroudsbutg,
ton etc The $3.50 p N. Line connects diiect with the
Bethlehem, etc
At p NJ. for Lambertville and intermediate Stations
- FOI New 1oik. ana Way Lines leaving kensington
uepot take the cars On Fifth street above Walnut half
hour before departure The cars run into the Depot
and on arrival OF each Train, run from the Depot on
Sundays omnibuses will cave Waluut street wharf at
7. M. 10 connect with 6 IS p. NJ. line.
FIFTY Pounds OF Baggage only allowed each Passenger.
fassenl ers are prohibited from taking anything Dss
gage but their wearing apparel Al baggage over ~
responsibility Tor baggage to One Dollar per pound and
special contract. - =
tickets sold and baggage checked direct through to
Bosom.
GTaham's Baggage Express will cal for and deliver
baggage at the Depots. Orders to he le Walnut
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA, A,
~ win leave from foot OF Cortland street
At IL M ana L. M, via jersey city and Camden.
At and 10 ard l1 a NJ, F. NJ. and IL Night via Jer-
seq City and Kensingtou.
From Pier No North river, al A. NJ. and 2P. NJ via
Amboy and Camden.
At II nj. and 6 P. N Qreight and Passenger)J via
WILLIAM H. GATzMER, Agent
January Is, 1866 9e0-'
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Iteln Tern g. Second Poor Disfrict, seven thousand
Item g; THIRD Poor District, eight thousand ave
hundred (o86O0i dollars ..s.f.I ,fti. ... M q
Item g. Fourth Poor District, seven thousand fve
Item g Tlfih Poor District, Eve thousand three
hnndred te6y00 dollars NNt NNa ~
Item SO. sixthiPoor District six thousand (sSOOOD
dollars.
Item 81; Seventh Poor District, seven Thousand
(S7000) dollars M d, ....
Item ss Eighth Poor District four thousand Eve
hundred (S4500) dollars
Item SO. Ninth Poor District, three thousand
Item 80. Tenth Poor District two thousand ts20O0)
dollars, -----.---'
Item 81. Eleventh Poor District, two thousand
four hundred (S2400l dollars.
Item 92 For reconstruction of sewerage, prlvies
and drainage, ten thousand (Sl0,000) dollars.
And warrants shall be drawn by the Guar
dians of the Poor in accordance with existing
ordinances.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
/ President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN EcKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirteenth day of January, Ammo
DomiDi one thousand eight hundred and siXtY-six
"a. D. 1861
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
10 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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151t

A o ID
n To Make an Appropriation TO the Trustees of
the City Ice Boat for the year 1885,
Section /. The Select and Common Councils of the
City OF Philadelphia do ordan, That the sum of
seventeen thousand three hundred d fifty ($17 350
collars be and the same iS hereby appropriated TO
the Trustees of the City Ice Boat, to deray the fol-
lowing expenses, Wit
Item l. For repairs to and equipment of boat and
machinery, three thousand ($3000J dollars.
1tem2. For fuel seven thousand five hundred
($7500) dollars
Item 8 For wages five thousand (S5OO0) dollars
Item4. For provisions, one thousand two hundred
and fifty S1250) dollars.
Item 5. For insurance, wharfage stationery, and
incidentas, six hundred tS600) dollars: Provided,
That all the fuel provisions, and other supplies shall
be obtained by advertisement IT, erefor the contracts
to be given to the lowest bidder
The warrants to be drawn by the Trustees of the
City Ice Boat.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEI,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEwART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
,. JAMES LYND,
Presiden of Sc ect Council
Approved this thirteenth day of January, Ammo
Donlini Oue thousand eight hun dred and slxty-sx
"a. D. 1861. r
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
Is 1t Mayor of Philadelphia
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VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w rrOm foot OF MARKET street upper Fenyl.

Nj -. .l.,a
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencine WED NESDAY November is 1884
For Brdgeton Salem, and all Sta Ions on West Jersey
ana Salem Railroads, at 8 A. NJ aud $3.50 z. M.
Fo Aiyille and all Intermediate Stations, at A. NJ.
For Cape May and intermediate Stations at A. NJ TO
Mville cOnb Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached Tor ape May, due 345 P. IA, and 8 P. M,
through Passenger Que p. M.
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations, at A. M,
Eud $50 7. NJ.
For woodbury., Gloucester, etc., at A. M, 3, $50
Freight tram will leave Phi adephla from sandfords
wharf, at 10 A. M and Camden at l2 N:
VAN RENSSELAER, Superintendent
TIE WEST JERSEY EXPRESs COhPANI
will attend TO all the usual branches of express business
receive, deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies: 10 all parts OF the country, any
article ntrusted TO them.
Special Messenger acoOmpanies each through train.
Once No 8 Walnut street 9l6 9m
IO66 -FHILADELPH AND ERIE
This great line traverses Northern and Northwest
counties OF Pennsyvanla 20 the city OF Erie on Lake
FINE GT RTRA AIMS AT PHILA DEIPHIA
Arrive Eastwad-sTIe MAI dTSn F,d i0O I'M +;
Leave westward-Erle Mall Train 72O Pm =,
Erie EXpress Train, 1'2O A. NJ,
Express Trains without change, both ways, between
fh"Aueipni" NV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave Erie at ls6 p, NJ, arrive at New York 10 r. M
No change OF cars between Elie and New York
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. - -
For Information respecting PASSENGER business apply
At THIRTIETH and M AIiKEf streets, Philedelphie.
And tors freight business of the company
KET Streets, PHILADELPHIA ]. W. ReynodS' Eriei WI
lam Brown Agent q. = BaltlmSIss ilmSs pm .do,nht.
H w GWINEFR General Ticket Agent PhiladelYh!0
Jos ID. POTTS General Manager, NHhuasyetS
ALFRED L. TYLER, General superintendent
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DESO UTION
H Approving the Sureties of Certain District Sur
vevors Elect
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City of Philadelphia That John Porter and Ed.
ward Laffertv, sureties of Thomas Daily, Surveyor
the First District; Edwin A. Mernck aud John
Louey, sureties of Charles Close Suryey of the
Second Districts John III. Jones and Robert Law,
suTtties OF ID. II. Shedaker Surveyor of the Third
District; Hiram Miller and Henry Shuster, suretes
of Edward d. Roberts, Surve or OF the Fourth Dis
trict; James Martin and John Sloan, sureties of
John Wot Surveyor of the Fiji District; Peter
M Hendel and Benjamin j. Ritter, suretles of James
j. Davis, surveyor of the sixth District; Amos
Ellis and Henry Haines suretes of William Albert.
son, Surveyor of the Seventh Districts 5. S. Kelly
and Charles E. Graef sureties of j. II. Levering,
Surveyor of the Eighth District; John Stallman
and James Miller, sureties of Jesse Lighfoot, Sur
veyor of the Ninth District; Robert W. Shallcross
veyor of the Tenth District; S L Smedley and
veyor of the Twelfth District, be and the same are
hereby approved, and that the City Solicitor be di-
rected TO prepare the necessary bonds for sand par
tues to execute.
WILLIAM STOKLEY
President of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this thirteenth day of January, Ammo
Domin1 one thousand eight hundred and sixty
FIX "a. d. D.I1S66).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
15h Mayor of Philadelphia.
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in the department Of work having commenced
on the road. ,.. ,-...- .r..aa Ell. ,..r
Northern Pacific Rdarood-A map showing
general route has been filed, but there is nothing
in the department TO show that the company
have done any work on their line yet
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IhlIadeIpIla EXpress leaves daily Pittsburg and
Erie all leaves daily (eXceyt Saturday, All other
trains dai y Except sunday.
The Pennsy yania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk Tor Baggage except for Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars In
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
will be at the risk of the owner unless taken by specs
contract
FOr further information to time and connections,
see hi ls and framed cards, or apDy to
THOMAS IA. PARRh Ticket gent at the Depot
M Emigrant 1rain dat Y except Sunday. For
full information to fare and accommodation apply tC
FRANCIS FUNK No. 1877 Dock Street
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Leave Philadelphia o A. M, 2h and Pm
Leave Manayunk IN A. NJ 5H, and p. M.
w. s. WlL~ON, General Superintendent
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets
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January Is, 1866.
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROA II
MINrkR ARRANGEMENT.

The trains of the PeDnsy yania enral Raro leave
thu New Depot at 1HIRTIEJ II and MARK UT Streets
The OF the Market Street Passenger Railway run
to ana from this Depot They leave Front street
every two minutes. commencing one hour previous
to the time of departure of each Train and al ow about
80 minu for trip Their are In waiting on Inc
arrival each Train and connections are made with ali
roads crossing N 8rke, street.
On Sunuhy s-Cars leave Eleven h and Market streets
at Gas p NJ. to connect with Pil sburg and Erie Mail
and. at 10 025 Z. M wi h Phi adelphia Express
Manns Baggage Express Is No 81 g. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken the trains can
have done at reasonable rate app Icaton to him
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THU Ia B.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-24
HzEAMERS.
CTAPL Els LINE
y FOR ROANOKE RIVER.
THE NEW AND OoMMOD1oUs STEAMER

THE NEW AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER
O r Z z m T,
D, w. TODD, MASTER,
Will leave Staples Wharf, foot of Roanoke
Square,
EVERY TUESDAY, p q"
Immediately alter the arrival of the Baltimore
boats, for
EDENTON,
PLYAO UTH, seit
JAMESVfLLE
WILLIAMSON,
and intermediate landings on the Roanoke River.
This Steamer has fine State-Rooms and large
cargo capacity. Being of light draft, shippers
can depend on her making regular trips. l
Captain ToDD, late of the Steamer Hartford, is
well and favorably known ON this route.
Good directed to our care will be forwarded
North or South free of commission.
All claims for loss or damage must be made
within thirty (30) days.
For further particulars enquire on board or of
G. E. STAPLES, ela
.4.uI rs Rowland's wharf
J. A. WOODWARD,
ap12 Agent, Edenton.
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We learn from the Memphis papers that on
Monday night last, while Col. Heart, the senior.
editor Of the Daily Commercial was sitting at
his desk writing, two shots were fired at him
from across the. street, the balls lodging in
the wall just above his head The assasins,
three in number, discovered by the police in
a few moments afterward as they were making
off, attempted to murder Col. Heart from a
position under the shed of the Adams Block.
Fortunately, the deadly missives missed their
aim.
Mr. Gladstone states the debts of the lead
ing nations, as follows England, eSO0,O00,-
900; Prussia, &43,OOO,OOO; Holland 1885,
000,00O Russia, G279 ,000,000 Austria,
$4,000 900; France, 100000, 900; Italy
&152,O00,000 Spain, 9145 900: Portu-
gal, E23, 100000; Turkey, 1000, 900 Il
&2,314 100000; say equal to $11 $40, OO0,-
900 to which add debt of the United States
$4,000, DOC, 0O0-say total of $14, 32O, O00,-
900.
The National lntezligencer says: The
great agricultural interest of the West and
elsewhere will be fast in the Eastern vice, 'un-
til the representatives of the West are rein
forced in Congress by representatives from the
agricultural South. Many of the Western
members are now thinking of this very thing.
William Prescott Smith, Superintendent Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was to-day
appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
Baltimore, in place Of Finley, who the Senate
refused to confirm.
At the last lorette's ball given in Paris, one
Of the most notorious of them wore gold
necklace composed of medallions, each one OF
which represented different coat of arms,
none belonging to any noble of lower rank
than Marquis. So the Indians wear theii
victims scalps.
Travellers along the sea-shore of NeN2zea-
land have to wear wells to protect their aces
and eyes from a fine metallic SAND icf
rises with every puff of wind. This and
proves, upon analysis, tobe the purest Pc o.
iron known.
Miss Georgina Hill, an English writer, has
published volume entitled, sHow to Cook
or Serve Eggs in Hundred Ways" She says
that in the circle of French cookeryrno less
than 6S5 ways of preparing eggs are recog-
nized.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren has resigned his
position of State Senator of Iowa, with the in
tention, as is supposed, of accepting the mis-
sion to Guatemala, which was offered him
some time since. a az
Charles Mackay, in an article in the Fort
nightly Recieao, says Thaddeus Stevens is
connected by the tenderest relations with the
African race"
During the last week $1,774 800 in nation
al bank currency was issued by the Treasury
to the national banks, making the total now
in circulation $274,683,195. @s
John S. c. Abbott, of New Haven, has
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histories of tho war.
Why does chicken three weeks, three
days, and three hours old, walk across the
road7 To get on the other side. st
Why are gentlemens love letters liable to
go astray? Because they are generally Miss
directed