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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-10

is secure.
EFFECT OF THE SPEECH.
The official journal has the follow
ing remarks on the speech:
"It is impossible to describe the
magical effect produced upon all pre-
sent by the grave and significant
words of the Emperor. When we
remember the great example that the
august father of our sovereign gave
during his life, to the noble and
generous projects that their Majesties
cherish for the happiness of Mexico,
the Imperial discourse could not fail to
inspire, in all those who had the hap
plness to hear it, the purest and
noblest love for the sovereign and the
country
The ceremony put the seal to the
august and melancholy gravity suit
able to the mournful event that it
recalls.
The Emperor wore his Generals s
uniform, so. remarkable for its sim
phcity. The epaulettes were covered
with Grape, at the collar the Mexican
eagle
50 - ----
The 'srent" question is the great
trlbulation in New York. After MAY
next, the advance, from present APP
pearances, will average 80 per cent.
Dwellings, in Thirty, third and Thirty
fourth streets, heretofore renting for
S1, ,250 per annum, are now held at
S3, OOO-and the advance can be
obtained. Houses. in Fourteenth
street, now renting for $1,000, are
increased $4,000; and some in Fifth
avenue, near Nineteenth street, which
rented last year at $4,000, are now
released at $4,000. Stores in Worth
street, near Broadway, that paid
$4,000 last year, are now fetching
double that figure,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Ovyrcg OF A. Q. 81. wmxISeros Dr. fth I? lsS.
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GONEhNMENr
- hIuLES-AI good and sevic able VIII be sold al PUB
Lie AUCTION at Wilmington. bel Oh every FRIDAY dur
ing the month Of March, -
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention Of purchasers Is invited TO TIE acs
that these mules large well paired aud n erceen COW
dion being the surplus mules Of ssAngton Depot
Animals sod singy.
Sale. to commence ct 10 L N.
T.ms-Cash in United States currency. -
By order Of Brevet Bril-. Cen JAMES 4. EklN
In charge flrst Division ~ VI. o. v.
c. II. GsLLAGuKR. Capt. and A. .. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Ggo A. LysvrTT. tu'tion-er.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
sbLEAvrTi IS RIB lGI q o. SUCCESSORS &c JECooey
oSsIGNs zaIs SOLICITED. ADvAsCgs hADB.
TUESDAY and " EDHE5DAf ENkNNbS, March "a ana
49, oonIGrnon. at o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE BOOKS. comprisings
large variety Of Works Natural History Botany Entomel
ogy &C., hpg sb and American editions Also many Books
relating TO Am, RIGA travels Personal Narratives, &c., &c
Catalogues ready.
FRIDAY EVENING. March 30.
SALE OF a LARGE COLLECTION OF THEATRICAL
PORTRAITS. Catalogues ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY on BROADWAY.

VALUABLE PROPERTY on BROADWAY.
Y WILLIAMS1.. aud WAsHlNGToNPLACE AZ
AUcTION-SALE IN PARTlTloN.-Will be sold by ?. IL
LUDLOW Co. Auctionecrs at The EXCHANGE Sales koor
No. III Broadway, gu MONDAY, March 70 1000, a. -
o'clock M the very valuable lot OF lard with the hsc
marble store thereon situated at the northeast corner q
Broadway and Whie-st.. known as Nos $50 and 80 bis
WV running through Conr,lsndsey The lot 81 ieea
wide 'front.' and rear. and l75 feet II irches dep
Also the valuable property No 81 william oe,Ses.
Waist and Exchange piece lot 70 feet inches 'front.' iee'
INCHES in rear aud % feet inches deep.
A.o the valuable pro- ty situated at the southeast corner
of w place snd Mercers, known J1hens NOE
Lot loo ieet Wssh oaplace. ~ feet ineheS on "e'
~.
For particular, and maps apply to L. H. LUDLo" Co.,
Auctoue-rs, No. Pn ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Boar0 ano Rooms.

WANTED--By young gentleman, small
w FURNISHED ROOM wes, side. Address, sstini
terms %. A. r.. Station n.
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gales bp Aurtion.
JAnxs SssosAyr. Anctou.er
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
n AT Observation-Disclosures s SALE.
utlI a. N

On THURSDAY March 20 1876,
A. O'Clock T. NJ the Court House in H. City Of Pough
he pe Y, will be sold to the highest bidder to seule
the str welt and besu'fu oca I'd homest~si
Of Alonxo Desvergn- .ed cnntiny Isl Of hch
land snsed In the town II oughkeePe. Oh the road from
the Nrwl OH aud Albany potrosd 10 New Hamburger. tive
miles from tho Hsmburgh DEPOT three quarters of mile
from Wappngers Falls, miles from oughkeepse City.
~ r. directly sjoniDe the peDtid country 'eas Of james
John T. obea Philip Vsn hsnsselaer Esq. aud
Nr J. r. Sheae The land Is uuder high state Of cnn
vIon and point OF location ss'ed having an exen
,yr y-w Of the Hudson River and surrounding couny. On
the same Is good frame mansion house. BY IS feet,
large bsu. sheds. .utbuildnss tine old aud
ehar of INIT ees splendid shade troes &c. all In COCO
sn. wall icncr and wen waiered By springs snd wells This
truly splendid place for gnt rinsns county Pur
cht.rs sie soced to vrw prenis-s 20 fuT.isG
particulars apply to r George Desvorgue, aduiDator
JAMES SFRGEANT, Auctionter.
No 20 Market st Poughkeepsie City, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

10 clos, an esiaiei plru.snly and heshfly 81 us-d Ia
Westcbesrr County ni om Chsprqna depot. on 1e
Harlem Railroad use from ng slug tw from Coon Like
comfortable House. ~ neverfs ing eoh SIR g wnier
running In IL: Fountain 10 front ysd good Barn. oed
shingr. hipp roof no 6ret posts be dr basenent WIN
N a bors, nd and for 100 barrel. OF spps
W,e, In brsen,or, and yard good Csrisg" iou.e and
rsnsy, apple Orchard, several Aind Of PA ana pe.ch
troI s.. win b- sold Il suction on TUESDAY, NEAf the
2h Of hi. month u cook. the niscs for iu rr
rsri.ul,r in1pioe OF A. 4. UhDERHlL 40 10 warren st..
ar on de prrnI.,. l.. @. UNDERHILb EL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY

EOR SALE-On the Hudson River, 100 miles
from the City Of New-York, il the Village Of SAUCER
TIES .
This valuable property 10 known the "Ssuscrti-' Lead
aud Paint Works and situated la the village Of Sauseies
the Hudson River 100 miles from New orb City and
stats Of large stone mill 25Ito and thrc stories hizh four
wooden buildinrs formerly used s conodnE houses-one
53IB feet 9zl3 feet aud $3.50 feet stone ware
house Ial brick carpenters shop AI7f feet stone
building Dsl3 feet, and .oumod,oas stone dwelling hou,e
with good garden sttschsd The mill has the advantage Of
nsverfang wtsrpower driving ovsrhot wheel Of any
required s1 The whole properly embrace. sboe sl sere'
Of ground The mill equally well adapted for cotton, woolsn
paper almost any description Of manufacture The
property 10 elisby located having daily scesss TO- the
city by Hud,on River Railroad and steambost. direct hon
SsussIties. Apply TO
WIN. u RAYNQR, Ne. sPlupst
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Mem i)nblitatlons.
Mem Publications.
BOOK FOR HOLY WEEK.
ID. APPLETON & COMPANY,
No AS and AS BROADWAY,
Publish tnls Day:
THE IDLE WORD,
SeoRr RELIGIONS ESSAYS

THE IDLE WORD,
Snort RELIGIONS ESSAYS
GIFT OF SPEECH A2i'i,$ MrLoymESr IN CON
Fl rDvALD MsyrIcx CoULBrEN, D. T.; o,fo,d
Prebcodsry o. b aus alhin TO tie bhhop OF NA0
and ONE Of her Msj tyr Ctap'Sirs 70 ORC nary a, ctr
Author Of "T.onh, ier,cns he c,d ls'.a IS ''' ETC
"Iu,ry have ,lrrd dob les some OF my applcaioni
fit Psc ice bot 9y ~sy y e. % tie erse
" b,nE idle ,usf i-if sue one Of ne ehG' NA''h "'d
Ger; d'g"e 70 !" o. s's' iGH d tirS Of our mother
Cburh OF Enssnt VIII, a sire dy given ~ number OF Val
sable re sou' SorA Ss. riS ".t S"S.5rs:
STON EwALL JAChS, \. A Military bio-sphy, with
Poa,ot sSs Map "s .ao " 'P Ts1 ciotE $50 c
AN ErlESiCON, Ia Letter to the Author Of t9e mn
ns. Ier C,,ic C6nfc and Mean. Of Rrso ins vis
BE Urity " n. d. ,U,Ry D. D.. Re.ius Professor Of
Hebr,w aud Canou Of Curis Church O1io'd VOL
'1 THE TEuP"Eii MsslOv OF TIE HOLY GHOST;
Or REASON AND r. sLArioN ny Henry Arwa ava coss
ciag, irrhOis"op OF "esa.i's'er. vol i-no' e'0'N
LIE LETTERS OF LlFy. By Mre L. IL sIoouRSEr. VOL
0RiSiS b. iaE LArE WAR TRACED From LON TIE VI
SS ofr6FS sE touTrrRS STATES BY dTonar IrsT
VOL Poe eoti n.cr ? 10 49,, or r,,cr, vn
16R S1 81 II 6 ~ f1H his1 q
SHcras NArr ri Acf now E. ha'hor OF Clmpses Of lis
t'yT S W sr@ * on T l or MAssrp. ART Crit.
Icisn Io0RAPHY. riToKY AND MORALS ILLUSTRATED IN
Jasps r. ToieoEBS I'D. ivc! srgr emo. Price 30 ST.
|rKlNCIfLt EDUCAilCN DRAWN tEOM IA.
TUEE And REVELAll N. AND APPLli ID 70 tLMALE
EDUCATION N rat UTTER GLASSES. By the author
OF ANY HeiberL" vol. i'mo., cloth. ~ 80.
MihD IN n TUE; or iHE CnieIN OF ITr hSp THE
Rops OF rYyEIoInKNT or SIzaLs. by LEsKr JAMES
CLARE lvl, 50
InE PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN. Designed 20 represent
che Exsg State rs ogcal Scheme spoiled 10 mo
Fu cton Of the HUMAN ody. ty AUSTIN FLINT jr NJ H.
FLfMFNTs or GEOLOGY; Or THz ANCIENT
CHASars on rns FApTH IND ITS lSHADrTANTs As IL $,
rRArTp BY GfoLoG CAL bOSVNGSTs. 10y ar thAhLhs
LYsLL art T. Il. = sixth edtiou ilustraied with ~
wood cuts I vol, Cyo So - .., ,..,,,x- or
GOULBIjRNS iNIRUDUCTIO% TO the STUDY VI
rHE HOLY Scriptures. / vol. limo. 81 %
Either OF the sbcv- Tree by mail on receipt OF price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

DEMOVAL Of BURNTONs BOOKSTORE.
IlID Consequence Of he extraordinary price paid offered
by other parties with the hope Doubt Of securing
Themselves the benefits 70 be derived from the possession Of
my odes.bshed Book Trade have built Store nett door
but old ssnd-No 2or tho purpose Of retain
ing my ads and accommodating those Of Customers who
In the immediate vicinity Ny principal sce Of bush
ness viii open shortly zer the Ia OF May ct No. 81 Fourth
ave- with sn extensive stock Of Boos Huse Stationery and
Fsney Goods II. BURNTUN, No. 7se Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

I IMMENSE PR CES PAID for OLD BOOKS.
Il CHEAPEST EJOK STORE IN THE WORLD.
1000 Medical and ,niihc WoIts at price.
100000 Book Histor Biography, Sc., Of your price.
10000 Ssfeoscoles, ewf. ScraD Pnns 1t price.
Catalogue LEGGh~ BR0TBERs, No. 1I3 Nsusu-st.,
below Beekmap.
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neooina CARDS. %t.

ALVIN. EvERDELL's SONS, No. lot fni-
n tonst-wEDDiNC CARDS Ard FINE srAiioNA"''
(Essbi ahed 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

~ at bsrg-in 10 consequence OF the owner eayns Tor
urot, located on Fourern.Es the fslscr Gsrd"n
Sc House y feet de- IN perfect with al the m dera
stable tie rear OF The loI Lot ", irs
deep For fnl psriiculaIs aud pIce sppy 10 HOMER MOh
q an no. PiS.-st. tbTl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March 20 and 20, at ocloea.
largo collection Of highly interesting and valuable works
In history Bioaphy Yoysses and Travels Resisting Amer
lea IN Gas condition many OF them extremely scarce
comprng s.o many Rare and Curious Boob, in general lit.
eGature, 40. &c. Catalogues are ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY for SALE-A vaiu-
30 able corner property Wiii'mst. below Wali't ss
rented. Appiy TO HOMER NJ )RGAS. No 2Pino-si. Coal
Eleeant COUNTRY

E,OR SALE-An Elegant COtN u
II ~ At in tho irghtfu village Of Straord Conn IL y,
situated on a. main street, which l. Of great w,dth su
;. ,ded with ,irnt ems. The loo a1u commanding t
vis and is In clos, proximity both The Episcopal snd
Presbyterian Churches TIE Post Office ard within five u'-
o,es wa OF the uoud Station. Toe house nee havns
been mu'r', I'd 10 Iunr lest rnd s very substantially pni
s,od attic end brs nj; admirably anans d. contain
driving reception rooms. unrary ind dnin- f'ohi' nu'
terry pantry SC, tie first floor large cnnhpris' psi
and bathroom; servants room AID long room Va
L. attic: LARGE Kitchen aud laundry with sfaton y whru
tube wide pioils- DO fon and rcur The hone - th9
orrhv heated by and Ebund y supplied win nos az
cod ysfrr 1hr iuniiurc wus nsd- 20 ordrT n also
curtains mirrors, &C. by or best CITY mekeIs ana VIZ
M I'm the nops lti about the lit Of Jolly ast-has been us''
by family OF 10 adIls Tor snort tame only-n"t chertol
nv. u,outLs The Stable j. commodious apd wei aahoi
M Ia tbe ZANE tye az the hou.r two sfoHrs hgn. VITA
nee ard slate roof with vi modern Improvement war;
&C. ues-y an acre Of ground Handsomely ad out WIN
rrde, fruit tree. nnd ,irtbb~ry TIE whole Making up ono
of the finest and drsirsblc places Ia 'he market ii
crbb hood IL ptionsbe Hnd tie place ra.y OF acc
A. her- are tight trains daily each way 10 AMI from ""
York making the time ~ y hpnrs' =. ,,,r, y.o ,.A
H., hrr in orInnilon iIquie at No W West Fhy fourth
q, " or OF ROBERT sOMERylLLE, n he AZ gallery
o., n,oadwav. or MINEH SOMfRN1LLE. II Nssssust :
orof j. OLNt:Y, e.q.. STAFFORD. Com.
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QuAnTERHAsrHR GEsxRAL's OSvEB.
PInsr DIVISION WARRINGTON, ID. G., Fsb. 70, 1866
GALE of MANURE.--Will be sold at the
- Cavalry Depot 0issboro c. alargs quantity OF stock
ward MANURE which will be delivered purchasers on the
sroand or In bsrges or boats be provided by tbem at forty
IO cents pr cubic yard Two boats taccordns to
siss) can b loaded per day.
Tsrms-Cash. N Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermastsr General
JAMES A. EkfN. Brevet. bissder General
in charge kirss Division U NJ q. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
6onsss ano farms fUantca.

NATANTED-PART Of a HOUSE, unfur-
w ni,hed-6vs in rooms with suiable convenience
for house eepnrin the vicinity OF Second Third or Fourth
AYES between Tenth aud Eighteenth at Address GORGE
HOLLAND, No. 100 Thrd-.se.
NyANTED-To HIRE, for one OF more years,
w with tho risbt to purchase small YARN Of con
,sn,nt daily aoco.s 20 tho city II must bo undoubtedly
healthy Ia climate and situation and good sized
house good repair Address, s,atnr location price and
how reached, to FRANKLIN, BOX No. "a Post Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Real Cstate for Sale.
LII WANTING FARMS.

~ Lure ana thriving settlement. Of Vine'snd mild
rlima,e. % miles south Of Pbsd-lphis by railroad
Rich soil produces large twenty sore tract" at 90
or acre. payabe within four ycas; good business oYennE
GOOD sociev Hundreds srms 1nf fnak'ns IMPROVE
nrnts Apply 10 CtAS. n. LANDS, Postmaster Nn"isnd
Lands toyn.np ~ J. Litter. answered Papers contsnh
full information win he fT-e. fum hrJ0rf OF ofo'
Eotin,on 1Jrtrlmo. Editor Of The Tribune ~ 70 one o. h
, extensfrc frrfe fract, o.,aot Lr po'IioH dnd
stfd6 c0sGiton for ri>I~fHf fdrDn1 hI v> hh"" ~ tA
side Of the Western Prd'uo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

EOR SALE-llOUSE aud FURNITURE,
L No IS Pery,, % fect foli, with pair Of Mirrors
Best planned and modecd Eou.e y ,ho a.s BAH ~ day
work expressly foE the owner
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Rral Wsiate for Sale.

4 RARE CHANCE.-To be sold at Auction,
N tho v,usbl- RESIDENCE OF Capt EraSn' H. Booth
near Gre.nport H. beug large double Two story ilouo
and 20 acres good isble land arm Car isgesh+d 's
any, C. Orchard. Vi, ket eio.d &c. on fR Dali MaIch
80 8. 4 q. ~. Sale Posi- i've. T.. ID. bOoiu'
AT PLAINFIELD-On Central Railroad OF
~ Now ersey several FARMS tine VILLAGE LOIS
and Gr.t HOUSES witt improved drcunds for SALE
rrssorsbls Apply 10 IT, DEAN bow & son. No 10 Wall
~, and ut oa., H. Paiel Zen Plssessrr-tras daily TO
,ni froil the city.
BARGAINS near SOmerviip, from I'D acres to
2e0-ffom 81 so 20 { 1900 shown irrc OF cMriFge
hire. Pleasant HOMES a. Railway. JAOUES NO. 0bey.
CROTON LAKE. Westchester County
~ ARM Of IS fronting the Lshc line buildings eI
crenl fruits &C. 4 I3.1o 'thtrs n ar Mount hisco %
ere. At sliC0 rs acres +35o Also. two hoe places ut
AID one II 80 scr Hansronrck. at S2OO
Tkrse aer. b, sold hi, Spring Further inormstion
by applying 10 w. 4. SEYMOUR, No. III hrcsdwv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
Sales bp Auttinn.

4 H. MtRwrS. Aucfioneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 694 and
Id tpC Bto.dway cor OF shra--SAes ot Books Sta
uousry Pictor.s Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture he
MONDAY EVENING. Msrcs %, At o'clock.
SCARCE AND VALUABLE BOOks-C onipn.ins va
ty of tb, hes, English and American STANDARD Works In
Guiding many OF PlCKERNpS and other choice editions
,upsbly Illustrated Books, aud coectiln Of Nj celaneons
Ii,erst9re Also expensive ASTRONOMICAL APPA
RATIs tie property Of me late Rev DR. CAiLL and also
two Mahogany and BlaekWsinut Bsok'cases, &c. Gaia
loxues arc ready aud the articles on view.
TUESDAY EVENING, March ~ at I O'clock:
PRIVATE LiBHARY-Of MISCELLANEOUS and Medical
Bosks prlng great variety, Including many Valuable
" orks Lc Catalogues are ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

DOR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres. situated
In the township of New snaan joining DsriAs m les
from Dassn depot and ul~s from Stamford Conn ssij
tau in good state OF cuivstion ric-y stns;-o com
maud. bs.utir yw o. Long Island Sound and the ado Ia
Jog country There good Barns .be piscc and othe
ou,budny.: good Farm lloC,e. containing nire Rooms
with high cilns There ia Il good supply Of Wood aud
For futirr particular sppy to or adiress r.
SEkTOH, ovn-F. New-CanA<n Conn.
EOR SALE-h beautiful FARM Of 10 acres,
1 tdfee uies FROM P-kss. well ~st.rcd hue grove OF
timber leuiy 81 fu soil productive building. plain but
comfortable. Price low &. II. OLIVER 80. bo"smsh IT.
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QUAKTERNA-TEx.C EsERAL's OFFICE.
DIVISION.
WAsHixGTos ID. g.. NArch II, 1866.
CALEof MEDICINES, VETERINARY
- TOOLS INSTRUMENTS &C., AT GIESBORO. d. C.

WIN be .od at Putlc Aurion at 0iesboro d. c., under
the direction OF Cspan George r. Browning A. u M. on
THURSDAY March "a. i3ls. at 10 O'Clock IN, large
quantity OF Mrdioes Veterinary Tools lnstfumen.s &C..
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90 fet.

CTEAM POWER TO LET.-A couple of
- Room. TO LII, With STEAM POWER. Enquire Of
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. 355 East Fifty th!rdst-
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Mats.

Nails for the East and South closes at 10 A. II.
Mail for the West closes at u p NJ.
Mail for Hagerstown at 2 p. NJ
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-08-23

DON'T LIKE IT.-The RAIDS are not
pleased with the action of the Philadel-
phia Convention. Poor fellows it is
a bitter pill it hurts. 1t is not ex-
pected that the criminal would be par
ticularly pleased with the instrument
designed to punish his misdeeds; nei-
ther can we expect to find the RAIDS
favorable to the great political move
ment which is destined to punish their
crimes against the Constitution by
sweeping them from place and power.
They may snarl and rant and rave to
their hearts content, but the "die is
cast, their political doom is sealed.
"Nigger on the brain has brought the
party to grief. There will be but few
mOurnerS.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-08-23

TOURNAMENT AT GREENsBURG.-
The Tournament held at Greensburg
last Saturday, We are informed, was a
pleasant affair, and largely attended.
George W. Tabler, acted as Chief
Marshal, assisted by D. F. Davis. r.
P. II. Staub, of Martinsburg, was the
spokesman for the occasion, and did
the thing up handsomely.
After many trials of skill and horse
manship, the following gentlemen were
declared entitled to the honors: Chas.
Whiting, knight, "To-morrow Night, =
vino crowned Miss Jennie Knodler
Queen of Love and Beauty; Calvin
Tabler, Knight, "Night Before Last, .
Miss Susan GuiIlians, LIST Maid Of
Honor; VIM. Wilhelm, Knight Of
Greensburg,' Miss Eliza Wolf, I'd
Maid of Honor; George Zepp, Knight
of Martinsburg," Miss Louisa Sake
man, Sd Maid of Honor.
The fitting over, and the browning
ceremonies gone through with, dancing
commenced, and was kept up until a late
hour. The management was splendid,
and everything passed off to the entire
satisfaction of all present.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-08-23

CARRIAGE FAeToRy.-We invite spe-
cial attention to the advertisement of
Charles ?. Carty's Carriage Factory,
in another column. He has recently
enlarged his establishment, and is now
prepared to furnish all work in his line,
on short notice. Special attention CIV
en- to repairing. His work is not ex-
eelled by any establishment in the
State. Give him a call.
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TOURNAMENT AT CUsTERs.-The

TOURNAMENT AT CUsTERs.-Thc
Tournament announced to come off on
the farm of Mr.. Peter Custer, Satur
day last, was held at the appointed
time and place. The attendance was
not as large as anticipated, although u
goodly number were present. Some
twelve Knights entered the lists under
the marshalship Of J. F. Gordon, chief,
and Collens Thornburg, assistant, and
after an animated contest the following
gentlemen were declared the victors:
Charles Prather, Knight of the New
State, who crowned as Queen of Love
and Beauty, Miss J. P. Custer; J..
Rentch, Knight of Tuscarora, Miss
Eliza V. Kearney, LIST Maid of Honor !;
W. Clendenning, Knight Of the Forest,
Miss Maggie II. Reynolds, I'd Maid OF
Honor; William Miller, Knight Before
Last, Miss Mary NJ. Waite, I'd Maid Of
Honor.
The address to the Knights was de-
livered by Luther NJ. Shatfer, Esq, OF
Martinsburg. 1t was eloquent, peril
nent. concise and neat, and was recely-
ed the at conclusion with three hearty
cheers. Mr.. Shaffer also conducted the
Coronation ceremonies, and in gallant
and appropriate phrase placed the EN-
blems Of Royalty upon the heads of the
fair ones chosen to bear the honors.
After the exercises of the Tourney,
Coronation, &C., the well-flled baskets
were brought out and an hour devoted
to the discussion of the bountiful sup
plv of delicious eatables provided for
the occasion. We, in company with
several others, ladies and gentlemen
partook of the contents OF the well-sup-
plied baskets of r. G. Lyle and Ander-
son Henshaw, Esqrs., and did ample
Justice to the good things set before us
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III a R kfIT REE'O E3YS.
MARTINSBURG PRODUCE MARKET


CORRECTED WEEKLY BY C. NJ. sI1AFFER)
August, % 1866.
Butter, 20 cts. Eggs, 20 cts; Lard, II cts;
Tallow 10 cts; Soap, 10 cts; Bacon Hams, 25
cts; Bacon Sides, II cts; White Beans, s. 90;
Washed Wool As cts; Unwashed Wool, 35
cts; Clover Seed, 500; Timothy Seed, $500:
Flax Seed, $500 Pared apples, Is cts; I'm
pared Peaches, 10 cts.
MARTINSBURG FLOUR AND GRAIN
MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Extra Flour, $500: Corn, 70 cts; Oats, 33
cts; White Wheat, s.. so; Red, do, So. 25; Rye,
S1.25
BALTIMORE MARKET.
August %, 1866.
FLoUR.-We quote prices to-day as follows:
Howard St., Super and Cut Ex $40 O0@10 so
g {. Shipping Extra II 75@12 %
g - Retailing Extra - 5O@13 90
Family IA 0O@15 90
Ohio Super 9 5o@1o 90
y Shipping Extra II 50@12 90
q Retailing Extra II 25@13 90
Family Is 75M14 %
City Mills Standard Super 10 5O@11 90
. :. =" Shipping brands Ex. Is 1904 %
Baltimore Family Is 10000 90
= High grade Extra 10 10000 90
GRAIN Wheat, red, $3.50 2sOcents White
305W320. Corn, white 1,OS cents Yellow
lO3@1.04 Mixed corn l. 16 cents. Oats,
450148 cents, weight, Rye 100 cents.
BAcoN.-Shoulders IS cents; sides 10000
Hams, choice sugar-cured, 25@26.
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The afternoon was devoted to dan
eng, and those fortunate enough to get
ION the boards, . seemed to enjoy them
selves amazingly.
The gentlemen of the Committee ex-
erted themselves to enhance the enjoy
ment of all present, and deserve all
praise. The small monopoly which
ruled ''thc boards to the exclusion of
some who did not care to s'crowd in, :"
was not approved by the Committee