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Shawls and Cloaks

F,I
Zephyr Berlin Wool Long Shawls;
Brochea bordered Stella Shawls,
Merina Mouslin de Lain and Cash
mere Shawls; Silk Grenadine
and Breakfast Shawls; 1870
Black and Colored Cassaques and
Basquines, Spring styles, richly
trimmed and highly orna-
mented.
Also, Embroitleries,
White Goods,
Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts,
Gloves,
Wells,
Trimmings,
Cotton and Woolen Hosiery,
Dress Ornaments,
T20 PAIR CROIVEUsEIR KID
GLOVES, i'll black and
colored.
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Importance of Having Davis
Pain Killer always on hand.

Wonderful eure,of TIC Reu. ID. L. Brayton,
Mission dry an India, uho ,oas stung 1y a
Scorpion.
Extract from his letter, published in the Bap-
tist Missionary Magazine
"fo. the irst time since have been In In.
a'a' nave been stung by scorpion. went
out 'nis morning 10 my exercises, as usual at
early dawn, aud having occasion to use an old
box, on taking of the cover put ~ hand on
scorpion, which immc cdiately resented tbe in.
SUIT oy thIusting it's sting into the palm OF my
hand. The instantaneous and severe pain
which darted through the system is quite in
credible; what an awiuly eiroient poison
'heir sung must coniaini FLEW TO Ny BOTTLE
or DAVIS PAIN KILLER, and found il to he
true to it's name after a moments relief I
saturated s,rall piece T sponge, hound it on
my hand, aud went about my exercises. feeling
no more particular Inconvenience. a2b 4t,
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Tyranny.

We havo a'sady called attention to
the fact thst President johnson called the
C""g'sss usurpers. The New York
Herod very justly says tha, the radical
papers a'eurabls 10 see how Congress can
be atyrant. Just Is easy as one man
can DO u tyrant About 200 ysafs ago,
the Danes, to get rid Of che tyranny Of
> their mobiles, threw all their power into
the bands Of their l,ing--snd for abu,ipg
that power they were obliged to kill him.
The same occurred ia Norway and
Sweden. For aspses Of 800 years, .but
one king was allowed to die a natural
death in these countries. The history o.
Greece and Rome xttssts that a tyrasni
cal senate ns~y be more oppressive and
more didfical, to 60, rid of than bad
King. The people Of France we're twice
saved from the tyranny u their mobiles by
transferring their powers TO the king. IL
smother way the Same thing 10 passing
here, where the President is striving to
protect the people from the usurpa,ion,
and despo,i.m Of Congress. Cdngrs.. is
sow iyrsh', which deserves whatever
fate virtaous and free people cas give
&.
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TRIAL OF Mr.. DAvn--Ws learn from
the Washington Republican,. now the
official organ, that the "law officer Of the
Government, under instructions Of the
ltssid.rt. 10 preparing to have J.ff.rson
Davis srsigned before The UniIed States
Circait Court Of Virginia, which meet. al
Norfolk. Va. on ,ae 6'st Monday in Nav,
upon tbs charge Of high ,reason and
that nothing will rrevsn, this action but
the Intervention " Congress or The refusal
Of Chief Jus,ics Chase TO Try the case"
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Mill Notice.

Mr.. ELI WILLIAMS has taken full charge
Of the Grist Mill (belonging to the estate Of
the late Minor Clinton,) on Bear Creek, one
mile from the Village, and will give 81 rict at.
tenton to the grinding Of all grain entrusted
TO his care.
All per ons sending grain by negroes will
please sead. written note, stating the number
OF bushels.
Toll will be charged according TO the law Of
the State r"~
Under In bushels, the oneeighth.
Over l0 bushels, the one'tenth.
K. @. BILLINGS.
April 4th, 1865. 8-3m.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw loRk. April 80.
Cotton quiet and frner. with sales Of
zoo bales AT 81 cents. Coll 26t.
LATEST FROM KURoPE-c COTTON ADVANCED
HALF PENNY.
New ioRK, April 30.
The sales Of cotton in Liver pool on the
10Th and 18th were $4,000 bales. Prices
have advanced Id; miidling uplauds
a3out l5d.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

I WILL BE At TIE USUALPL\CES
Il ofrccs.Ying Taxes on The fol owing da, s..
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster

En- Parte. e. D. Melton, Bill to Per.
Solicitor, Northern CiE petnate Testi.
cult. Smony.
Andrew Johnson, Executor OF Michael
Horton, deceased. having this day filed in
my Office under the Bill IN the above stated
case, an application in writing, PRAYING for
leave to have taken and perpstuated' secbn
dairy evidence OF the contents "f tho rspu. /.
ted Will and C"diril W i'll Of said deceased,
bearing dates respectively on the 2lst day
Of October. 1855, ani the 29.h day OF June.
1860, the originals whereof - alleged to
have been destroyed; on motion Uf K-rshaw
and Connors, Solicitors for App 'ichnt, it il
ordered that all persons having like or op
posi;s interests, in sail Estate, either ms
legatees or heirs q, law OF siid deccas- 1, do
appear before me on the 26th day Of July.
next, TO cr",s examine the evidence which
may be produced and in'rod uce evidence in
reply; when surh evidence, II not related,
shall be recorded
X. G. BILLINGS. C. 4. l.. d.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster
e. Il SO. Ca, April 23d, '66
April 25ih-il-3m-.
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The Pickens Courier save that the
prospect for fine wheat crop IN that
Distrlct'was never better. Rye and oats
also promise we'll.
The track laying for the first city rail
road In Charleston will be commenced in
fe" weeks. So the president Of th Q
road repor.s to the city Council.
The editor Of the Georgetown Times,
g. c., SAYS, from pretty auth entic sburcs,
that he does not think tha, Georg.tow wn
will make more than one.eiyhth Of a
crop this year.
The Charlotte Times is pleased to an
nouuce that the trains ran through to
Columbia on Friday the 20th inst. Now
the communication from Augusta TO IN.
North through North aud South Caro!i
M, by rn,I, is completed.
Reports from Mississippi and J.ouisia n
represent that tho cotton seed planted
this season has ptoved to be alnc,, uni
vers"lly defective, and r.plantiug is ne
csssary.
Ge' eraI S:"klss has suspended the ex
ecution Of Showers, ke,s aud Hyrem.
condsn nel hy military com mi..,on n,
Charleston, I'LL the further orde, of the
rre' dent.
President johnson, Who is a Mason.
wa, visited at his invitation by the Su
prerhs Council Of the Southern ju,isdic
ton Of that Order, on Wednesday last
Ts> residence Of Col. WIN. Johnso
Preslds.' OF the Charlotte and South
Carolina IL ,ir"ad, located ia the North.
ern part of ChAIo,te, WAS DESTROYED Ly
ti:s. on Saturday morning.
fas Raleigh .Stundord is clainurous for
tie resignation OF the Southern members
eject, IN otier shat Others who can take
the les, oath may Le elected. The Char
io',e Times prouounces this mere bo.h,
and intirnstss that tn. 6 ,uhsfu IN m.mbers
elect would bs belrsying thsir'trvst by
rssigniny. = 49,
The ex officers of the United State,
army, who were prisoners of war in 1861
and 1852, ere about to tender to Bishop
Lynch Of Charleston. S c., the proceeds
OF lecture 20 Lo delivered At the Acad.
sniy of Mu.'c =, au early day, for the
Pn'Poss OF rebuilding the Orphan A.y
lutn Of Charleston, which was DESTROYED
hvhrei in the latter ptft Of 1861. The
is .l'oris said to have been kind to the
ri,''"-r.. conf.r,ing on then many sub.
stsntiSI bsu~fits and the officers tender
tlris as a token Of their rs.pec, and es
teem. '" '.
By order uf Gen. Thomas, Tshan Hen.
dersen WAS arrts,ed in Louisville, ky, on
the 24lh, by Gea.sDavis, commanding
that department, AID sent to Cen Thorn
"a headquarters. A writ Of huSeas corpus
in f~vor'of Henderson. from Uni,sd States
District Judge ballard, was served on
Gsu. Davis. who, in acceptance with
Thomas ins,ru ctions, refused to obsv il.
Henderson still remains in custody Of a
Uui,sd States officer.
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Note Lost.

7 HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PER.
sons from trading for note Of SlO6 ~,
given by Jas. NJ. Ingram, to N. B. Craig,
as Administrator on the Estate Of Hugh
Drattia, about the 18th OF February, 1863.
Said Hots has been mi-laid, aud an applca.
tion for it's renewal will be p,sde,
May 2, lS66-s3t N. J. DRAFFIN
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viz:
Al Col. Nelson Bells. Tu-rday. May l5.
At Mnthia. Crcnshnw'-, "Wednesday {" 10
Al J. X MHgiirs. Thursday, II
A. Hortons, Friday, 'is.
Al William Rob-rrs"n's. Saturday, ." fls
~ John ). SmaII'-, Monday. u.
At Tnxahaw, Tu-sdav, I" =.
At g. N Funderburk's, Wednesday," 23
AZ Mrs II. &. lucy. Thursday, " 2l
AZ Lancaster, &. a.. Friday, " rs.
At Crnigsriil-, MONDAY. *
AT L X Magiirs = ore, Tuesday, " 20.
A, Bellair, "Wednesday, 30
htR. & Potts Store, Thursday, 81
And ut the Court li"use the LIST week in
Jun-, commencing on MONDAY, the 4th
An m'A.s kw'en the age, of2i and GO
years. both Wdi'e and coi"r,d. are required
by law 10 make their returas aud pay their
taxes.
All dogs must he returned aud taxes paid
All employers are required 10 repos. all
employees Under their charge between ~
and 60.
All returns must be made on or before
the 25th day or June, Ms he tax books will
be clused on that d.v.
Taxes can b. paid "nl, in gold and silver.
United States Treasury notes. or note. de.
cinrsd TO be legal tender, or such bills rs
may be issued by Authority Of the State
Legislature L
And also pay certificates Of Jurors and
Constsbl-s psv certificates Of bearer Of
votes and members of the Legislature.
N. b VA:LANDlNGnAM,
May a--2L T.. c. !. d.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
war AMONG THE UREcKEEs.

THE BRIG wILHELM-THE UNDERWRITERS ACT. THE
UNION coAST-wRECKING COMPANY TIE REV
EYCE CUTTRR CRAWFORD ORDERED TO TnE LOWER
BAY.
We have already published an account Of the
sFanding Of the Irussan brig Wilhelm on the Romcr shoi
O. the dense fog Of Thursday Soon ner the brig vn- east
rrOn the shoals her Captain came the sltnnce
During his absence the vessel taken n charge BY r
longing 10 the Board of Underwriters They nrug She would
10 10 pieces finally deserted her The coat thieves took
stolen before Captain returned Two boat loads Of
pronced the vessel from opposite directions boot
inucd crew belonging 10 The UuderV ers and the other
taincd q crow from the Union Coast Wrcchng Company.
When these arrived each party claimed Che vessel The cap
tain coud not decide which party should have posses.
wreclrs Mt last left the vessel bat soon after returned with
armed crew from the steamer Saxon They succeeded boz
driving OF the Underwriters men The Underwater tclc
gaphed for assistance Nhcn the cutter Crawford Capt
b. J. Kiinm. ordered 10 tho lower BAY She tOWcd
down by the steamer Una Capt picsOn Her guns
wreck ladenc1 with hue brmdcs. The wreck lies hcr
.nm end the Omer Shoals yards ~ eastward 0i
the stone buoy aud about three miles from Sandy Hook
rR0M lnE ASSOCIATED Fnss
Tie brig Wilhelm which ashore the lOmer Shonls
the night Of tie 9th ut her passage from Bordeaux o
is por having been abandoned y the captain was taken
possession of by Ar Merritt Of the Atlantic and Sun Muiunl
Marine Insurance Companies who using s best enicayo
save much Of the cargo possible when Mr Brown Of
the Submarine Company with the Saxon, and
board with drawn pistol demanded aud took possession
Of Tie brig and commenced removing The cargo On sunday
morning au Injunction issued by Judge Sutherland restraining
NJ Brown from exercising auy jurisdiction 100 tc premises WIS
served him ht Lc paid attention D. and st cnnI.
fLo cargo Tie cutter traWlou uHs
sent down to the brig on sunday morning
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE PACIFIC COAST.
epApH TO rHE TRIBUNE.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 Yesterday being Thanks
giving day business generally suspended The Stock
Board were not n session and there import sales
Prime shipping Wheat is quoted at y per 100 NewYot
Crushed Sugar sold ut BE.
StN FrANosco Nov 3l-Up to Wclnefday afternoon u
bodies nom the wreck Of the COya bad been wished ashuf-
Capt Pnrc Dr. I,owdcu aud Mrs Pearson amOi them.
Advice, from Idaho 10 Nov H. rcpecnfha he ndlls are
very troublesome.
The internal Ec,ouuo Collector Of Idaho reported lC value
of bullion produced from January 10 November tl O3A@
currency This undoubtedly Ipcals ~ OlOOOp. &c,l
The shin Slls GrccAman Capt Wcbho which put hto This
port distress been ordered 70 discharge her car Tor
amnao by the agents of the uuderwricr aud Will probably
Dc condemned 49,.
Mining shares to-day quoted as follows Sarge LOO
yellow Jnckct si.lgO Ophr s2lJ lmpIim, 80, belc4m,
si.}j. ti1ar S2}O Gould Curry go, legm ThdcIs Hs
Jhr eniu Pachc Railroad cOmpei, 10 Cic0' 9J iales
nom Sacramento and l2i miles nun the hnmii Of uie
Sierra Nevada Mountains and o fe oYc pc level Of the
ecI.
S,NTr,NOsco Dec. 1.-The sliprmt of treasure toda'.
pc' steamer Golden City, q i0 g5 of which sy9JJ
ior Nca York The steamer Alert aom joan Diinfs 9n w h
voice o sl5 Of slkWOim eggs rose 10 NcN-lgk
MINI, shares are continuing 90 improve; savage sss" 81
uF Jactcl ; 100 Crown Point tt 90 Gold q iuiy, tbt
t.'s zen. Oplr s.2fi Imperial .l27 BacLf sI'' Legal
In..ffs ..5 ..
>N Fru,l.Do Dec. --1Lc steamer Montana arrived TO-
e.! lIolI Sru-NofH
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
TIE CHICAGO TUNNEL.

TIE LAST WALL REMovED-THE TUNNEL OPEN PROM
OSE End TO THB OTHER.
BY TELyGEAPH TO TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The remaining wall Of earth in the
Lake Tunnel was removed on Friday evening. but the
masonry is still 10 be completed Only the contractors,
the City Engineer and his assistant, and one OF two re-
pOrters wcrc present at the time the wall removed
The idea Of celebration seems 10 be indefinitely post
poncd. The City Engineer and his assistant proceeded
from the shore end and the contractors from the CRIB end
When the parties met az the wall IL removed by
the wokmeu, and then the joint party proceeded 10 Ne
Crib from tie top Of which three cheers given for
the engineers, and three for the contractors after which
the party returned 10 shore, .l.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE MArTEAwAN FACTORIES.
PARTIAL SUSPENSION or BUSINESS.

PARTIAL SUSPENSION or BUSINESS.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MATTEAwAN, n. Y, Dec. 2.--Owing to the fact
hn there general stagnaton IN their business Throughout
the country the MattcaWm Hat Works are doing no
work Of any consequence The Seamless Clothing Manue
ING Company also engaged on hat manufacture doing
little OI tl These works employ when under full
running order from 80 800 hands each and ont from
10 10 l15 dozen hats daily apiece good many Of The
pJy6s are gis women many Of them from other places
and most Of them have gone home til the work reyiIc H.
GOOD times tlcyihaye all earned good wages the two comau
hayinp paid out thousands Of dollars every pay day ana ure
20 keep them through the Winter il is not known WHOM e
works VIII commence fully again The Schcuck Machine
Works and the Fshk Landing Machine Works a-o tuck
20 present The works Of the NcwYoik Rubber ComP9
mining and I'm full operation. Tie Gleniam Wooden Mis
also experiencing the effect Of the times No crash j. looked
for but business is dropping.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

PERsoSAL.-Prince Doria and Duke Grazoli, Italy;
the Hon W NJ Stewart Nevada the Hon Edward Cooper
Tennessee Col Huger Lousara, Gcn Gordon Granger L.
judge Ingc California and Dr. Cnpkuy Bucharest are
among The arrivals NJ the Fifth Hotel Admiral
lardncr Rear. Admiral Davis Commander g. v Morris aud
Lieut. Commander BOWlaud l. = y. and the Hon Oukcs
Ames Massachusetts, at the Asor House Col lasche
arc nj the Metropolitan Hotel The Hon b Moorchcad.
Philadelphia. the Hon. \. j. Parker. Albany aud Judge
Cation linois, are no the ~. Nicholns Hotel
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
EyrrRraraSo JouRSALlsM.-ne Ncrs of satu

day prcfccs table of emigration statistics follows The
following statistics prepared expressly FOR this paper VIII be
,nuac not only record Of the extent Of Immigration into
this country during the past wear but lnmaton OF the
localities favored by foreigners who seeking homo in
thc NcW World Tho table Identical n form and figure was
published m the evening edition Oi lr lmE 81 OF November
~ n,ug bccn prepared 2posy og hispuper and crowded
Ou ID morning edition.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

FUNERAL OF J. b. AULD.-'The funeral GER
emonies u j. Bascney Aud foimcrery Private
Secretary TO the Mayor took place at st. Gabriel :
Roman Catholic Church ia hirJysxtst on Saturday morn
- at 10 clock The coffin bore the inscription J blhe-
y Anil ogcd a wears sn, - DAYS The Rev Fathers low
IA Auws aud lcroita oicuted 10 the funeral cerenoncS
The pail bearers follows Mayor Hoffman, * MAYOR
Wonl Ex Nnyor Guuther Richard OGornan sheriff Kelly
controller Brtnuuu Dr. H. j. Anderson, John Mu.alE W
n Wilson W NJ Allen. W 4 Jones Mr. Darmgh The re-
mains were taken To the receiving vaults 40 Calvary Cemetery
and VIII there await the selection of site for nternenL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

SAILED FOR SAN FRANCIScO.-Among the passen'
rcrs on SATURDAY by Ocean Queen for san Fn
cisco via AspHvan Admiral Dagrcu Capt John
Eddee Gen Crittcnlcn and a. \. Low cs the latter in
Tending 10 reach par, cn the Commissioners 90 the
Paris Expositou by way Of China Japan and Eastern Eu-
ropf ,.. - III y.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
CANADA.

TIE REPORT ABOUT AN ANNEXATION MEETING FtLSE-
THE COMMANDER OF TIE FORCES TO De swoRS IN
AS ADMINISTRATOR.
az TELEsRAPH TO THE
MONTREAL, Dec. 2-Thc news iecgraphed 20 Iac Ner-
York Herald a. 10 an annexation meeting in this cyis
purely invention.
the PrOyinces will meet here on the th us and the
commander Of the forces viii De sworn ID as Admnisra
tor Of the Government.
Notwithstanding all the reports the Hon, Nir. McGce
= still in the Government and exhibits the same enacy
fer Office that characterzes Cartier.
4 GAS WORKS AT COBuRG.
ny sELreRAPH
C,BUEG G. W., Dec 2.-This town was lighted Friday
night with the new gas made from pine wood from
bones md otherrefuse vegetable aud animal matter The
hight VIA quite brilliant surprising that manufactured
from c0alwhich bad been formerly used while Will be
more ecOugnicll
: PROSPECTING IS THE MADOC GOLD REGIONS.
.sT rELtCEAPH rHr rafruyr.
BELLEvILLU, W. Dec. "a large number of persons
continue 10 VISIT hc M3dOc gold rceous and prospecting
" going Oh lively California miner professes himself
kauthed WIN Ne show, and there are ruin0rs me oi
the discovery oi prious metal in other sections Of the
back country.
81 lNDREWs DAY.
ihy Trt'osArH 10 1853 rRrBsE
ToEoSTo &. w, Dec. 2--St. Andrews day passed on
VIII great ccf0 sermons o,re preached i'm The churches
and concert aud speeches t.euted the evening The
ITesden stated that The Sccre ay had extended SIS 600
during the last ten years in aiding assistance 20 d..
iressed countr!meu.
IHf BREAK IN THE EIIE CANAL.
o. rrtfGRhFH 10 TnE TriHUsp
E'9l Dec. The break in fhe Erie Canal. five
g.,s eei -ym IVnf "l l'glIe 90 l9..s iof repairs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

A. A.-SlOO.000 worth OF frst-class French
N. CHINA, GLASSWARE, SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY and RNlsHlNG GOODS al 20 per
cent any other house selling the class Of goods o
Cs for yourselves No auction goods ohred Tor
sale. -
EDWARD D. BASsFOBDS Great Blzssr, Cooper lnsiiU,e
corner Astorpsce. No connection with aly other store
90 TO THOMAS Il. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
W Murrsysts you will fud res Cofees fish Flour and
everything cheaper IN Sewfok One pce nolse
ATLANTIC AID GREAr WESTERN RAmwS Co tCcssoLpAIEp)}
sEcRETARfs OFFICE. MBADyILLE, Pa, Dec. J. le@
NOTICE is hereby gwen that me second ahnual
on Of t,veuy.oie l2D Directors Of this Company and ao
Inspectors udge' Of tue .ueeerdnE seen9n Th %
office Of the Company ~ the CiN OF hA2N rA On
TUESDAY, the eighth 9TH day Of Jnriafy lsot
The poll will be open m and close AZ p n, ,,., -
The Transfer Books viii close tho twentyhah t13ihl day OK
Dees"l' ~ ' }. C. CALHOUN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
CITY NEWS.

ST. STEPHENS CHUCH FAlR-A ladies fair to and
I'm having for the enlargement Of St stephen Church Twenty
eighth and Twenty uinhts Will bcgiu to-day TO continue to
the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

CHARITABLE BALL.-Thc Ladies Hebrew Benevo-
lent society viii give fancy dress ball the NewNork As
scmbly Rooms corner Broadway and Twenty ycghhst on
Wednesday evening The object is charitable and WoFih!
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
BAL TIMORE.
srRvEYoR on TIE PoRT.

st NNLNOK OF TIE PUNI
BY rRLRGriPH
BALTIMORE Dee William Wales editor Of Thc
BaHg0rc C0mmcrcai the newy.appointed Surveyor Of
the Port of Baltimore entered upon his duties to-day l..
Fulton retiring.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
REuARKABIR CASE OF LoSGEyIrY.-sincc the olden


REMARKABLE CASE OF LONGEVITY. Since the olden
loys when Nreualch celebrated something than his
nine hunded brthny allotted or mans terrestrial
endowment has been gradually decreasing and few people
live trcpas time beyond Ae three score and ten years
which are said constitute old age The revolutionary he
cs turned the century are looked upon as possessing
great harhood aud when any ONE oI ihcm WoWu a, elu
d second his teens II Is generally expected that uo
effort will kl him. NtL instances exist 3 he suy's .. w,
effort but when woman and an advocate 9l Nohahs ~
rights that completes her 10th year and stu lives 10 d
nouncc mankind dcccitf and disgrace to the women,
p,,ulc may well BE- incrcdulols rcgur,ling mortality
An old lady named Mrs Mary Anod has completed her
body and With mind little impaired by age Yesterday
several gentlemen from NewlOk visited the old lady at her
sons residence Ne - Douglass Brookyn ana hed CON
,rntion with her during which she related incidents ot
the Revolution and the war with Great Britain her maueh
nnme Mary Ives and IL remained unchanged tl enc was
rs co of age at which time she married and bore her hus
band eight children Five OF them all daughter, are Sun
living the youngest being 90 years Of age Ia the house win
fine venerable old lady her great great grandchildren are lug
Her immediate descendants number lji During the eonIersa
before he had promised visit her and had not done so MS soon
us she expected A times She expresses WISH TO nc nul iIom
her present appearance Is lolr 10 lu'p Una" Blu W." wv NV
several years
The OCEAN YACHT RACE-The subjomed CORE
spondencc explains itself
NEw.YoRK YACHT CLuB Nov. 27 1866
Commodore McyIcxiR, NJ y KC.; ;,,, .,-,.,.
arrival yachts competing the race from New YORK to TIE Isle
q Wight We hs owners OF h' 'TmPens yaGpt m & os o s
such members OF the English yacht clubs you may deem
f'N'N GEO n. OsGDOD,
7. LoRILNRD.
NEW YORK. Dec, l. 1906
GENTLEMEN; receipt note requesting to act as
p i'm tine rns about place between your respective yachts
&C. n py beg that should be In England about the time
of their ava will give muh pleasure to with yoer
,i.J,s' Very tully. &C. W. H. MCNICKAs
TO- ie,a. j. O. Bennett jr Geo. A. ossood and Lorsrd
lAnuouuiementsl
Mr. De Cordova. the lecturer, says LEyErTS
swIErESIA the teeth and end purhe
The For sale by al druggists aud fancy dealers
Books DELIVERED 1T YOUR RESIDENCE
from thc
MERcANTILE
LIBRARY,
CLINTON HAIL AsToRPLAcE
See CIRCULAR, to be bad at Ltffy
ANNoUNCgMFNT-COOPR lNsrlTUTE.-Ihe Rev.
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90 To MACFARLANDs Book Store. corner
and BroldWiy There viii hnd a The VIEW
HOOKS of he ny and all Standard Worh' and also choice
Erg.ish. French aud scoteh stAicaeTy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

90 to MACFARLANDs Book store corner
rcsrty,I !, and Brotde,y There viii snd a the NEW
HOOKS he ny and ali the Standard Woras and also choice
Ergish French aud stoeh stAieatTS
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

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