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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
NETWORK CITY.


On tie Registrar Of Records received FIVE cerf
cate. Of death from cholera Sunday n making total OF
Is for the ending at yesterday Most OF these
patients died after illness Of only few hours The Board
of Health yesterday famgaed three houses In which cholera
had extensively prevailed with suphurous acid gas the hrs
that have bees dsnfeced in this In Brooklyn the dis
sase has entirely disappeared from the Pcnenary and JAN
although average Of 10 or 2 occur daily Win ABOUT
half that number of deaths. .-lai salA
ere ofanos alarming character occurred yesterday AZ
the Erie Railway Coupanys freight pier IN jersey cay.
was caused ny an explosion board the schooner Alfred
Barrett csdsd with on. Fifteen thousand barrels OF OIL ~
vessels large quantity Of tobacco and cotton we're con
samsa IL estimated that the oss 10 about ~ coo co.,
Ca Wsdresess nsxt the isl Of Capt Young Chief Of De-
tectye takes place Of Police Headquarters II looked or
ward with great interest as II thought Wan proves
thorough expose Of our Detective system
Charles Worms manufacturer and dealer In reeftes ana
Charles Strauss lie clerk arrested Saturday for set
sing Ere to the store No. 5Colsgepsce on the 50tb July
last
C.OIR Stephens received Especial envoy from
ireland with dispatches Of great importance, on Saturday
President Roberts 10 said preparing another expedition
for the invasion Of Canada .rI9ianst8
saass very heavy and declined per cent
the the reduction the rs'e q interest by the Bark
Of Esssnd tie at geld would be shPyed here Tbs
shipment spss,s for the si7ss Money esntnSss
tss per eps % brokers' Fsrslgn exchange iusevs tshs
ere armer. ..I ,l r,r On t~- ..s h. t1rs.1b ,s.d
rev Over
oT0 900 have already been paiaput sDAL 81 a1llaE
Accounts from New Orleans tend 20 show plot for
The massacre q vre1ss was prsconssrise BY sis Rssss
Mayor eler' frrar'ss D. =. 20 2. " =, 49, Il
xAs Lord ssstksfb Conversion meet HE ID az stts
~ In Eaticnsl KsB. pbnsSsIphiA =" -.
To-day the Nsteng Essor coryutIen sesrtlss III The
trs,t Street Tbsstsr. Bshtnore. EluI6o( -iIst
is runorsd that the for cleaning the streets Of
ths eisy has been sold By Mss Brown. Devos KrsFp to
Thomas Q. Ae.on james X whitney and others 80 T
l. ~ 8. GENERAL NEWS. 49,. 3.
On Ssturesytts eoranes sppOintsd by tie Philadelphia
Convention ~ea tpsh President johnson presented hin
with copy Of the rrceeers Rsverdy johnson was tie
spokesman Of the party The Presdent received the commit
Doe In the East ROOM He was accompanied by Cen Grant
in reply 10 ReveIdy JotIsons address President yed
Congress and stated that lie considered he proceedings Of
Ibis Convention important than those any conyen
zion that ever assembled In the United States"
Alta Union mass uosilng In Msohahicsbug Cumberland
Ia, % Saturday the Hon John ". Forlsy dSiYcred
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Cincinnnfi.

CISciSSAII, Saturday. August le 1850.
The City Council yesterday elected Charles F..
wlstacb Mayor Of Cincinnati in place Of T. a. Harris
signed. 80 --
sStrfOar deaths from cholera reported yesterday
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BAKNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~ con
DAY AND ENENNO-IHE GOLDEN AN-Fflsshf ~, n
HLEP-Nr o. L. aud fan company. ONE hVNDhED
THOUSAND CUROSl1lES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Last wintsrpWs hsd nst frow this eity single
Member of the Assembly or The Senate ssfo HAD tie
courage on desire to defend our interests Politics IN
New-York have become 50 much Of q trade that tie
men who follow It for living give to almost any
measure which they advocate the faint Of corruption
For this, and other reasons, the Reform movements
in this city cannot succeed without the aid Of the
whole State. This fact we would impress upon our
friends The country districts have it in their power
70 give us good Municipal Government If they are
only willing for the work. Let them send to the
Assembly such men as the Hon. Edmund L. Pitts of
Oneida County, to whom we are in great measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

WOODS THEATER. 1870
Tits EYENiNG-THE HANLON BROrHEBS-SIAh COM
PANY OF OItiNASrS.
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BELylOEBE PARK. -, ,.c-
TEUTON-A MAENNERC HOR-sUMALh NIGHTS fH'
TiAAi.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third ave r,.r,,,,,,r A.
THIS EVENING al 8-ThEO IhpNAoS OhNHEoinA "
GtgDFE CgNCERT Programme varied every evening sixty
B. l ON
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OLD BOWEBY THEATFR.
THIS EVENING az G-THE NCOLO TROlPE-SPORTS OF
bfLte-IlVING LADDEB-AERtAL BARS. Roberto Neolo,
tis Wo.dsI q the AGE Mile Deplne, and Nile. Rosa
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OLYMPIC THEATER. ,r "a, r.pcv
THIS ENENING at e-TIiE az WTCh-pho "a iii COMPANY
~ Webb Sisters. the Fowler sisters ana E
Gard Oo-au Opera ChoEu. gorgeous Finaf Inn NH''
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The TRIBUNE AT SARATO0A.-Ihornton' eWsn i
s.ratogs Tribune for 1--WE cents snd his boys se az
x ,osw al, IL font q the prncpsl Hotels a. the Price
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Amnsertenis.


WALLACK'S THEATER.
THIS EVENING a. s-SHAMUS OBklEN phn bryant ~ y.
Davenport. Charles Fisher T. T. kng{ot beo 10 ava NJ
gen Williamson. @. T. Brown, M Rosa Cooke Air' MARX
SmlL Mrs. John seton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

MARVIH's New PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
iHs AND DC.5LaR pLArE SAFES Highly Ornamental and
srsn:cd eecty dry Ao large asorenI oil Bankers Hnd
MsrvIv Co. COS Bdway and ~ Chestnuts, Phila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Don't FAIL to procure Mas. WINSLowS SOOTHING
SYRUP c5ren eetos i has been used for 30 year' with
o.ysg safety by millions o. nOhe'' for their chill
dsen II c.leis acy stomach relieves wind collie resa'
e the bowel, and gives rest Le4h aul ooos to mother and
child Tt.r ,.f,e cents a boul~.
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BABY JUAPERS.--A new invention. Price s..
send TO- ,rsrr TO LTwIs T. TBBAs No i5s Broadway
Carriages, Hobby lIorsc every style Invalid
Chairs. So AID Toys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

THE Elliptic LOCKsTITCH SgWIYG-MACHINB, with
al ne lite. inroveos stluchr ei TNCOaPARABLY THE
nssr yoa FAsrY ELLPTC : NJ CO., No Sij Broadway
h. Y. Arolis waited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

NoTlCv.-HEGEMAN & Go. respectfully notify their
cuaout, tie which Destroyed er store No 23 Brood
WAY vu il.oee vih their biiy TO a. Oh orders either
wi olesle E o. their Other store hey hsVea uu ocS oil
eyeryttrr I'd I'D orders viii DE- promptly hlei ls lsu'i
UFGFNAS / Co. Chemists and DrugsstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

10 be afraid of the Cholera is to increase ones
chances otlng W exercise Ordinary prudence in wadirg OIL
plosde oneself With JAMES CAsMNATyE BALKAN and thus
L. prepared the disease in It's earliest stages For the cure
o. Dyseuy Dszhea Cramps Colo ctoe-a Morou' Sumner
Co,npsn e he Csnna,ye is sovereign remedy always safe
I'D eaeae.nl, Sod by oil Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

MBTCABFB'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY Is dally
e ma-c both Chronic and In
fsmstor Rheumatism giving way before IT, TIE afflicted are sd
Wis tOtTvit
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MuIeox N GIrRs SEwIYe MAcHME.

WILCOX y NlEbS >bN lNG hANhiNh'
"ssctu stronger and less Hbe rip IN er han TIE
Iork.sttcl frSgC report a. ne IssGe Pork 1sf
,ti,ehe. o. lie same niece Cd Goods sos Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

FLORrylE LOCK Stitch SEwNG-M AcHlSEs-Best
IN the wefc FLORENCE sEwiXG- MACHISz CONPASY
10. 5J5 Droadgsy
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The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS Asnts r i5shs. ,adss
an Csysnf A9eht Tor Oh, sale ~ lhA AhloONh
Thy viii stssespIiSSs aud As'raT"Asfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Business Aotites.

10 be afraid of the Cholera is to increase ones
chance taxing rs to exercise Ordinary prudence in wardrg OIL
f. provide oacssf BALKAN and thus
L. ptepsrea 70 rss1 the earliest stages For the cure
o. Dyseutery Dheo Cranp Colo ctoe-a MoTbu' Sumner
Complaint, ,.c. he Carnnsye sovereign remedy always safe
I'D eacse.ra,. Sod by all Druggists.
DoN'rrA1L to procure Mas. WINSLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP To- Children ,eeo. J, has used for 30 years with
oeysg SAFETY, and success bs millions o. mothers for their chill
dsen Il e.rre scity stomach relieves Wind collie resa'
c the bowel, and eges rest leah anl comfort to mother and
child ThI -ise cents boul-.
NorrcY.-HFGyMAN & Co. respectfully notify their
euaoue a., lie Gre which doyr9 t 't7r' No 29 Bred
WY; vn ~; eese VIZ ih,F .Di,y 70 vi ~ M 49, ID
'''''''' ~ Ell orders fo 20 R'S 1 cSoa .' and Druggists
WILCOX & GIBBs SEWING MACHINE.
Lo,K.l - SsSJ si SeSs,, a. ne B%as ps,k T
stitches o. same piece goods. 40 500 broadway
MARvIY's New PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
FRs DCLaE slIvEs iLarE s.Es lishs orrsmens snd
Sasu.cd sesy Dry Aso large l'''''e"' Of b'nAe' h'
Nsf5ry Co. ,o5 Bdway, and III cae'tuut, Plra
The ELLIPTIC LocKsrrTcH sRwrxG-MAoHIEE, with
o. ne lite m!oysmo = ,qS ss ~ az st BIod 1
NY Aref's wasted.
BABY JUAPERs--A new invention; Price s.
Send ,erlr Lrwis TiBBAIs No t,s Broadwsy nS1
Chair. So ms AID Toys Sy;.-'' ''
METcALFBS GREAT RHEUMATIC REsiEDY is daily
eHcc,ng eq,es l. act e ms: eTa c mS s1d "a
yi'ed
The Aku AND LEG. by 3. FRANK PALMFa, IL. d
ne best E.. 10 soldier 'n % 70 o Ss: ana S sh Ay51
hssShe, y, tors Of h. la;rat 49,
QuERu's DzyTopInLE, for the Teeth, combines the
virtues u All perlces ARTIcLE-Prihes tic Breath,
beaaiaes AZ Preserve. the Tech rise, 50 cents
TRussHs ELASTIC srookmes, sUspEysoR7g BA AID.
ACES &cMARsn Cos Radical Cure truss once
only stNo. Nssey.st Lazy si'euiani'
FLoRrySE LocK-sT1rcm SEwNe-MAcHIYEs-Be
IN the weld FLORENCE sEwiSGAAcHIS2 SoHPASY,
Improved LOCK-STTCa MACHINES Tor Tailors and
Nsnese1relg. GRoyrR DAEEE sESSs NAoriSE CoSrASr'
Morris CHEMlCAL PoMADE Restores Gray Hair,
ing So y RrsH1Os 40 10 AseI Mouse ood eassst.
DIR. LAyGwoRrHY's NEw PREMIUM TRUSS cures
saS see. "'-' " fipSOID No. $40 Brosdssy
GRovER q BAKERS HIGHEaT PREMIUM ELASTIC
sIIrcH SEWING MACHINES oI sny o'e No 40 Broadway
HowE sEwlye MACHINE CoMPASY-EuAs HOWE
jt. Presdent. 40 e9s Broadway. Aeer's wanted ----
WHEELER q WILSON'S LOck-STlTcH SEWING
nAoHIst and BrIIoyHoLE 9AoA,S No 90 LIo1aMAy
Carries yignetie, 50 per dozen; Duplicates 81
NemWotk Daily gribn>rf.
q MONDAY, AUGUST 90. 1866.
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nsln. To Correspondents.
No notice ear Of Apoaymou: Commun cations NhAs'e'
intended insertion mus, be authenticated BY the name ana d
dres. Of the NECESSARILY t publication out a. ssuA
sniy fof hit seed fAsb.
Ala bunnea letters ONCE sloua DO addrssdte lie iEIs
UNA" New YOrk. . . .r. .r
We esnnSt vr deItake rejected Communications
"a ----------------
~ The Tribune I'm London. ..
STEVENS BROTHERS Amen-sn Agents f5r Brsr
C. ~ HE AhlbONh
my sid kso receive and AssEafIsfStsfI
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THE AkL AND LEG, by y. FRANK PALMfR, IL. ID. -
III best fr.e 10 eodrs riVins J9
Che.ho. Pla; Asior y. y; 10 Green st., Boston Avoid
fraudulent a. talors OF lbs uairuts
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The condition o. the State shows Improvement Concern
ing minors who have been bound under the State law whs
were only able take OF themselves bnt their parens
comfortable circumstances and OF children actually
entered Contract seized and taken from their employers
and bound under State ndenure-a part Of the old satues
has been Of rae injustice and But have
impressed the OF the State Of the EVIL and s
abuse and from opinion he telegraphed tie OF the
States the matter has been corrected.
Ration issaes have been reduced since last month
do not know Judge 4. HlI has appointed The
Commissioner os the STATE aud the Civil Rghtsb or no
This Is the close Of the fret year OF the Bureau existence
organized this State by Gen Samuel Thomas. Ths
State was divided into three military districts and thess sab
divided That organization is still Kept up ard the able Cd
mniraon OF Gen. Thomas el eIerts influence foT good
'in quarters His compendium Of the State laws military
aud Bureau ORDERS is still the Bureau oficers sssssnt
action of the awakened hopes that noe
realized 10y the OF tie Legislure though effort
was made sice the ssa question Of fee labor
The colonies established De Soto and Davis Bend Noted
revsnae neary sufficient 10 meet tie current expenses OF this
Office and the system o. aneia seeOuni ard reports are Sun
continued. f
The hospital and orphan asylum established In the consa
crate Buildings at Laaderdas Springs are 10 operation
December 81 The system OF labor Placed 10 Ne
hands Of the civil authorities. .'t
The actions Of civil magistrates in esses touched ny As
vsgrant set sppreatce,hp and Others were modified 70
their decisions by the modification OF their meaning BY vsa
known AssissippIsls whee1srcss ncs. befefe' sxsee
The eject Of the charge VI tie slnirsratlon o. Sw
sfxlrs from Ges. Thomas to myself Wa bat shsht -
slvays we're in sympathy ard harmony.
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IMPROVED LOCK-STTCH MACHINES for Tailors and
NspUaeisr,gs GR0vER BAKEE ssvSG MGoEISE CoNPASr,
No 495 Broadway.
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QUgRr's DyETOpInLE, for the Teeth. combines the
virtues u Az nernices ARTIcLK-Pnihes tic Breath
Beauu6es az qresefycs The Tech. Price, 50 cents
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TRUssRs. ELASTIC SToCKISGS SUSPESs0RY BAND
,eKs SryroEryRs &CNARsu Co.'S Radical Cure Truss Oihce
only q Nc. 2 Ntsev.st Lazy atteudlut
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Morris CHEkICAL POMADB Restores Gray HAIR,
t,eps eossy ard fixing dandTh ne Lea dress
ing SOL ~ BrsHTOS No 10 Astor io1se opd drgst
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WEST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office of Berkeley county
on the Sd day of September, 1866.
James NJ. Newkirk, committee, Catharne
Leopard, IS. Gatharine Leopard, A; Leopard,
6. Leopard, J. Leopard, Nancy Ambrouse,
Margaret Lowman, and John II. Points.
IN Gz0,ace1y.
The object of this suit is to obtain a sale Of a
certain house and seven acres of land belong
ing to Catharine Leopard, adjoining lands of
Jacob French and others, in said county, and
also AZ acres of unimproved land lying on the
Willamsport road in said county and apply the
proceeds thereof for the benefit of said Catha-
rine Leopard, and it appearing on affidavit,
filed in this suit, that the said defendant,
Margaret Lowman is not resident Of this
State, she is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect
her interests in this matter It is further
ordered, that copy hereof be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, in any
newspapers in the said county, and posted at
the front door of the Court House thereof, on
the first Monday after the date of this Order
Teste, E. S. TROXEL, Clerk.
sept g. 1866 Pendleton q
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INVEST VIRGINIA: 1t Rules held
w in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court

NEST VIRGINIA.: 1t Rules held
w in the Clerk 5 Office of the Circuit Court
of Morgan County, on the lst day of October,
1866:
TT Wysong Plaintiff, Us. James A. Storm,
Joshua Dill, Joseph S. Duckwali, Robert G.
Gustin Henry Davis, A. J. Crone and George
w. Heagy, Defendants.
In Chance1y.
The object of this suit is to enforce specific
execution of the safe of Lot No 25, in the
Town Of Bath, Morgan county, West Virginia.
by said George w. Heagy and James A Storm
and it appearing, on affidavit, flied in this suit
that the said Defendants, James A. Storm
Joshua Dill. Joseph S. Duckwafl, Robert G.
Gustin A. j. Crone, and George w Heagy
are not residents of this State, they are hereby
required to appear here, within one month
after due publication of this Order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter. 1t is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks, in any newspaper in Berkeley
County, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of Morgan county, on the first
Monday after date of this Orner.
a copy-Teste,
Oct. II Pendleton pq
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n. p. II. STAUB.

N. p. H. STAUB.
ATTORNEY At Law,
Will resume the practice of his profession
in the courts Of Shenandoah, Clarke, Fredc-
rick and Loudon counties, Va. Also attend
to the collection Of debts in the counties of
Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson. It being his
purpose to devote all his time to collecting
debts, giving counsel and preparing Deeds,
&c, until permitted to resume his place in the
courts of West Virginia. For collections nee
essary to be made through the courts he has
made arrangements with prominent counsel.
All collections punctually and promptly paid
over.
&ss~ Office at United States Hotel" next
door to Courthouse.
Martinsburg, W. Va. Sept. 8, lS66-3m
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NOTICE.-Noticeis hereby given to
IN the Creditors of REIN C. BYERS, de-
ceased, that ] am now prepared to make a
vited to present the same at once-as shall
proceed without further delay to make a final
disposition of the assets of the estate.
DAVID MYERS,
Administrator of r. c. Byers
Sept. q, 1s66-4t.
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II A r NJ FO r S A l. e!
A valuable farm, situate about two miles from
Martinsburg,
Containing Deer 431 -1cres.

Containing Orc7' 431 Heres.
Acres upland, of best quality for wheat; the
balance in Timber Of finest quality. Dwelling
houses good; two wells, and the Farm we'll
watered No incumbrance whatever, title in
disputable. For further particulars enquire at
this office. TOet act
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E-OP l3NiN 6 OF
SAINT JOHNS COLLEGE
-t3,Ao}ooii&. I'D.
tpnGpoiis. I'D.

This institution, one Of the oldest in -
State. now literally endowed by the To- -
lature. will open on the 18th Of Septem5.,,ss
next. with an entire reorganization Its
lieyed that no similar institution offers 4raap5
advantages to those wishing To obtain a fbo5
ough liberal education. or to pursue an.
TIAI. COURSE.
These advantages are, in part, tho folloy.
Extensive and eommodious b0ild;na
thoroughly repaired and refurnished, canai,f
of boarding 1870 students and of accomm9
dating more than three hundreds all situated
in one of the NEST beautiful and sal0hri5'.1q4p
localities. and affording ample facilities a.
full physical developments by boating. swim
ming. skating and other healthfiil and nsafi
exercises. There will also be a well farnisbapt
Gymnasium on the premises.
. A full course in the department Of sfua,
usually embraced in q College curriculum
and in addition, very extensive range Of g..
lection in Special Departments.
8 Special and prominent attention is seiyoI
in the study of the history, structure and I1if4-
nature of the English Language Every SIN
dent from the time of bis admission to Goleea
will receive systematic and thorough train
ing in the knowledge and correct use of on,
mother tongue.
4. Unusual facilities arc afforded for -
study Of German, French Italian and Spaf.
ish, without extra charge.
s. 4 special and comprehensive course Of
instruction is furnished for those who desie1
to teach. 70 nH such stndeats tuition is remit
tea on easY conditions.
g. An extensive course of instruction is nrs
vided in Physical Geography, National H.
dustries and Resources, Commercial Law
Bookkeeping and such other studies as ar
required to prepare young men to enter sue
cessfully into business and commercial pun
suits.
Z. 4 carefully graded Preparatory Depar
ment including Classical and English studies,
is under the same general governments ana
taught by the same Professors, as the Collegi-
ate Department.
s. A well selected corps of able and experi
cnced Professors, as follows
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NEA! TEA!l-Fine G. p. Tea, fine
i Imperial Young and Old Hyson English
s.. SO Der ID. in store, and for sale by y
Oct4 r. ]. WHEELER l. CO.
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TNAN-PAYERS.-I AM READY TO
l. commence the collection of Taxes for the
year 1866. All persons knowing they have
Taxes to pay will Pile Sc come forward and
pay the same to me or my Deputies, TETER
NJ. FRENCH. of Hedgesville, and JOHN w
LAMON, of Mill Creek
JOHN W. PITZER,
sept. 6, 1866. Sheriff Berkeley county
HNHOMAS r. SHARPE and VIM. NJ.
l. MORRISON-T Take notice, that on
Wednesday, the 18th of September, 1866 Mt
the office Of J. Rufus Smith, Esq, in the town
of Bath. Morgan county, West Virginia. /
will take the deposition of sundry witnesses
to be received rs evidence in suit now pend
ing in the Circuit Court of Berkeley county.
in which you are Defendants and am Plaintiff
Aug 16 GEORGE WIDMYRE.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!! - Golden
Il Virginia Twist, Chameleon Light Press
ed, very; the best Virginia Hard Pressed,
bright and sound Navy j, - and IA Plugs,
:. Hunter, Hardwood and Sentinel
brands of Tobacco. The largest ard best as
sortment of Tobacco ever offered for sale in
Martinsburg. We will sell to the trade at
prices to suit their interest by the box or pound
F. !. WHEELER & co.
n. B.-We also have fine Lynchburg Dan
Vile and killckinick Smoking Tobacco-also,
the best Rappee Snuff, Give US a call
Oct4 F. /. w. Il 90.
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Notions and White Goods in great variety
Domestics-Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings.
Also, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Queens and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c, &C.,
To all of which they invite the attention Of
their friends and customers, aid the public
generally. October 4, 1866
, 1866-10-26

Of the year, and at other times exhibiting the
appearance of only one or two trading schoon-
ers of this place, no assistance can be expected.
>, No-most of the provisions and goods are
obtained from st. Thomas.
3, Yes-we have read of that but cannot
at present particularize.
Again, let any one imagine-the Agent him
and with a proper engine it could be saved,
what is the want of that Engine worth 2 Moth
ing perhaps.-ED.
, 1866-10-26
To the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis !
Dear Sir!

DedF OF!
Allow me 10 ask you, instead of the
usual Report inserted monthly in your
paper, to insert monthly the enclosed
New Statement, showing not only In
crease and Decrease in the amount of
Fire Insurance duty paid in the United
Kingdom in the year 1865 as compared
with 1864, the information being derived
from the returns furnished to Parliament,
which contain the only authentic record
published Of the progress or r%etrogres-
sion Of the offices, and according to
which the increase of the Royal is by far
the largest of all, indeed nearly 30 PCT.
of the net increase of the whole of the
60 Offices.
The Statement regarding the New Blu
siness of the Life Branch shew likewise
the brilliant affairs done there from the
years 1850 to 1865.
Yours, truly,
4. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, 22nd October 1866.
, 1866-10-26
From tile 81. Thomas Times, October "a.

On Sunday morning last, 21st instant,
between the hours Of four and six o'clock,
there was q heavy fall Of rain, overflow
ing all the principal cutters and flooding
a great many streets, and doing damage
to many bridges, especially the newly
erected one over the so-called sIange,s
gutter" which with its iron Orders was
lifted q foot or more from its original bed,
however 10 such q way that it could with.