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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
HAVE YOU TRIED 1T YET!
THAT SUPERIOR wHIsKEY.
At JOHN s. yesterdays
"e'O Bar,Roona, in Tie B4senrsnt of tie

" Spirit Baizdi"g"
WHICH is he, ond question the most sup.,ior
that ha- ever teen f-rrd The ia airs Of he low
srs OF The ardent in ChArlesiUwn aud its euvirnus
ne conductor Of this establishment is determined
ilIar morning sha he waning ON his ,,,Tr u, n,ss
'he,r bA X nm acceptable 20 those who indulge
and 'h' ruth nf this Statement NAV be easily Is.
'A'dishrd by a call upon M. HE il also pre-.
Jared 10 furnish all kinds MIxHDs DRIEKs ndsp,-
ed 70 the s"asOp, 10 style 6e exreIIed here
or eISewh re-
he kerns also on hand at all Zines. an appcris
CHEWING TOBACCO.
His OYSTER ROOM is 10 the fuII tide o
surcrssiul "pe' a ion, and those who ould rnjoy a
plate "f the derious bivalves have only to drop in
Cail-hs you r.as= tI,Is Wv
U" JOHN yesterday.
NnvenIII.r Z, 1865.
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TOBACCO, SEGARs, &C., &C,

TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &C.
LLOYD LOGAN
HAS resumed business in he Store House, third
door South of the Taylor Hotel, where he will
be glad t" see his old friends and RPlers generally
2OO,OrO Imported and Domestic Scgars. f.
s 10 !" l2h per thuusa..d ~-
200 Boxes MaTUi.:::: cured Tobacco
-- 5n .:vxe. Scotch Stuff
55 Case Smoking Tobacco
10 BaIrels Smoking Tobacco
2On Realms " ripping P#;:cE
2o,OuO Paper PUCk' Il, II la If Ii To 3 lba
80 Rr"n,s Cap, Letter and Note Paper
2OOO| Envelopes, assorted
40 ZEN Maynard NovesInk
25 Gr"ssP"n md Pen holders
900 Btauk Cards, assurted
81 Boxes If Pipes
BE rrcls of Pipes
30 Kegs ana Boxes Of Scotch, Rarpce Con
grc:s nd Maccabau Snuff
ACROSS Matches; 50 Dozen Backing
10 Dozen Brush"s
81 Gross fnr cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Half bnrrcls Chewing Tobacco.
10 G ross Tobacco" and Snuff Boxes
u Cross assUrt' d ipr BOwlcs
5000 Pip" Stems. ass"rICd,
All of which will be sold on tn" best terms Nv
LLOYD LOGAN.
N B.-Rags bought and received in exchange for
Winchester. Va, be-, 10. ls65-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
BAR ROOM s
TIE OLD sAPPINCTON HOUSE
[E II CAMrREIL.l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5AE-FooW.

John r. AVIS inform his frfe, DIS a nd the public
= grneTalIy. that b" has jusr returned from the
stock Of s' an" Oest
QUORS
ever brought to this town, which lie Offers for sale AZ
tue upper Bar Room Of the Sappington Hotel aud
PIcazrs hirnsGf to do everything in his power to
grntItY the PalateA of his customers. ~
He is also preparecdto
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
ieT guests at the SAPpington Hotel, or others
ne !" mole business will b. under The supcryision
oil ms i"tcF Capt J"hr Avs, which lac hopes vii
Dc sunr'ent guarantee tor good order, &c.
Jan. 2, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
THERMOMETER CHURN.

WIS ChURN Is so instructed III It the Crea n,
or Milk rs readily brought to the d. sired tenn
PeratuFc without I"ixing water other substa n,rs
aud the Temperature tainy aud d, iiniteI,, Del
mined, which proves iuvalua' lie in the arr of ina
king butter Eight sizes sold bv ''
I'M, ,eee RANSOM & DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
JOHN e. WILSON.
CERTIFICATES.

Colts purity has h fully tested as per the an.
nexed certificates of analysis:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
JOHN N. BUCK,
WITH

WOODSIDE, GRIFFITH & HOBLITZELL
GROCERS IL COMMISSION
MI IL 1 q III "a M TT s. !
No. 47 Light ST., BALTIC,
GIVE particular t"rtion t" sales of GRAIN,
" SEED AMI COUNTRY PRODUCE.
REFERENCES.
Gibson, Cashier Natr nal Bunk, Baltimore,
w Smith, SuP't b I!tInrp.c s. Ohio Railroad,
Acssrs Baker & CO., Winchester.
john Stephenson. S;"P!lcn>"u's Depot.
WIN. Hard sly, Sun m!IU Point,
Capt ! ]. Lock. CharrsIuwn,
J. w. Luke, B"rryvIII",
Col. Rnncrt Inca. DulEirlds Depot,
Meredith Helm, Kcramcysvlle.
Consignmcuts respectfully solicited
JOHN N, RUCK,
F'r Woodside, G rifi,h & Hoblitzrll.
March IS lS66.-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

CEKTIFICATES.
From n carcfM CAcmic"t AmoIysis IF ISupe-
raor Ohl iHy" IVhi&hey, Funcuthorti-
cOnized by JOHN L. WILSON,,
Of Bultinaore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
JOHN +. WILSON, Baltimore. Nd,

n Barrels. DrlnIj"hns, Bottles, &c. For sale By
the Agent. Oh the Northwest corner of Howard nd
Ca!ndcn streets nearly opposite Camden Station (
B"ltin IRE and Obi" Railroad. 0c5- None genuine
that has not the Patcnirc aud gents signature on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

E4SI AID 0tAU0OES1S' FANCY
At prices to suit the times. PREscnrPrloSs and an
-. CoNPOuSpswi receive special attention AZ All
NJ hours, of day and night, so as toinsure Ger
"a tainty snd safety. We call q ciaI attention
to the following enumeration "a. articles
brakes Plantation Bitters,
duSletter's Stomach RltIcis,
.syer's Cherry Pec I sar..pa lila.
Ayeris Ague Cure Ayers CalharIic Pills,
Caters Spanish Mixture,
Helnbold's Fluid xt,act If Buchu /"
M9its ehnHpps-BrOwn, = Jamaica Ginger,
N NLaS . NSadS Eei.rt bn'LEII's IIL Liver OIL
NiShHis Ell&ir Peruvian Bank with PILtoaioe q
Hege,%an's Elixir of calisays Bark.
Swa ms PamaCCa-- HOllUwaY's W,Tn CoDf.c,ior.
M S,s. Vernii'lgeFahSestOck' veSmItuge.
McMunn's Elixir Opium,
Perry DAVIS Pain Kilcr-I.arnbeets pain K;II.r
n,%Ir - compound syrup PhOsphatcs,
E!'ls' Citrat" Magnesia,
Wight Indian Vegetable Pills,
Dr. s6ailenberseI F PSid%g,s csPh",io pills.
SpRldlng's Gluv-Olive Oil,
McAIister's Ointment-Sing' s Itch Ointment
Browns Bronchts TrOc cs,
IhOmPson's Eye Water-Arrow Root,
Barley, Corn starch. Sag" GCl"',nc. Iapioca,
Extract Pine Apple kx,r. CT Orange,
iodgson's Diamond Cement,
PdysOn's ImdrlibIc Ink,
SIUncbrH ker's Nerve Liniment,
StOmrbra ker's Pain Killer.
StOn' akcr's Rat ExteTninatnF,
St"ne6 =" Eer's Horse and Cattle Powders,
StonGbr"ker's Vegetable Cough Syrup,
Stone brakcr's Hair Restorative,
St"n"brRker's Liver PILL
Stnnebrakrr's''
orator. ~ '""s
Perfumery, Soaps, &c-Sozodant for Teeth.
Hawlcy's and G!"mn's Exc. f Ilnndk.,.hicfs
t'oIdrn Lilly OF Japan for the Hair,
St"tling's Amb' osia for the Hair
Blu pctI's COcoaine for the Hair
FAR Tooth and Shaving Brn-hes-Combs Sc
:2"S, J. Paper aud Envelopes. sc.
NUvEMBER !. 1875.
II ----------
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Pallca harticOnIzed

o1d Rye WhiSkev.
nEFECATED ,r Depuratcd for medical or social
~ USES bv the ''P AHcATHARTICoS, :" invented and
pa cd June u, lSE2 by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
EcARIRs-
. i a = Ia r I e s.
G. w AlsaUlT--..I tA.eHIE II. AlseUirp.
AIsQUITH s BROTHER,
DEug@1ats
At die Old Stand Of Br1IEn & BURNETT,
IA cA4r'ss'o.sn, JEFFERSON c0ua.y,
Vargaia,
0FFER no THE People TnEIR
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK or

DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS. yARNIsr &c
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES DYE-S1 EES'
PERFuMkklES. AND DRUGGISTS FANt:S
GOODS, AND STATlONERY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

At prices to suit the times. PaEscnPrIoSs and a.,
zA oSdPOusDs will receive special attention al All
" hours, of day and night, so as 20 insure Ger
Ia tainty snd safety. We call +, ciaI .TIent;on
to Ihe following enumera ton N nrti.les-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

yBw STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NORFOLK AND PHIL
ADgLPHIA AND NEW -YoRK-DgsTRUcTIyB FIRE IN
DISMAL SWAMP.
FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday. August % 1866.
The New-York Philadelphia and Norfolk Airline Rail
road Company have purchased and leased extensive wharf
property III Norfolk The first steamer on this route viii
iaLe her place on the 18th of next month. The time
between Norfolk aud Philadelphia made, will be
reduced about twelve hours and 10 NewYork sixteen
hours. -,
extensive FIRE has been raging for several days the
Dismal Swamp, destroying the magnificent forests there
The lands private property.
The following officers of the Richmond and Newport
News Railroad Company have been elected: President
T. L. Hanlin Directors, Thomas ii. Wynne, II. g. FAINT
Robert Saunders, James Lyons. T.. s. Hamlin T.. K.
Mason James Owens Chief Engineer Col. A. c. Dunn
THIS survey OF the line Of the road is rapidly progressing
The continued drouth IN this ncghborhood threatens
the destruction Of the crop The wheat crop which
il very small, looks we'll
The schooner Winonah, sunk about week ago, has
been raised and iasTn 20 Sp Ms,b ,or , IePa
arrived at Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
New H..vf,., fer ou..D..r Peer.

The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction have
nearly completed and will open building adjoining
Bellevue Hospital Twenty sxths, hospital for medical
and surgical relief for the outdoor The Commissioners
are 10 sppont Honorary Consulting Of than
20 practitioners Of medicine and surgery whose duty win be
TO receive applications Tor appointment 10 the stan OF attend
ing physicians and report those whom they may deem eou
petent.
To zach specially there will be appointed two physicians
whose duty will be to prescribe for patients and
keep register OF all and prescriptions Each patient
win be furnished with card indicating the day and hour
which he . TO return Patients be treated exclusively
in the building aud 10 be visited at their houses An
apohecsy will be in attendance TO dispense medical prescrp
ons and patients will retire from the building
they obtain their medicines There will be two departments
male and female.
The cases be treated classified follows Diseases
OF tho chest diseases OF the digestive system and diseases
not contained other medical specaes diseases Of the
nervous system diseases Of the male geno ulary system
diseases OF the skin diseases OF the and diseases
cuigr 10 women diseases OF children orthep9dlc surgery
surgical diseases embraced other surgical speoises
All persons admitted the benefits Of this Institution WI
he the rules thereof and directions OF
in regard medicines and Diet and must return
ali walls etc delivered them LyngiD women VIII DOt
hs rscsyed as patients but be attended when
medical aid NECESSARY Cases admitting Of proper treat
ment in the building be transferred TO the Bellevue
Charity Hospitals. through the proper channels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
WEST IN DIES.
RIGID QUARANTINE AT HAyASA-THE BANisHMHsT
or CRIMINALS TO AFRICA
LII G1tnr Anc

RIGID QUARANTINE AT HAyASA--THE BASlSHMKsT
or CRIMINALS TO AFRICA.
HAVANA Saturday Aug le l66
The rigorous quarantine established by the Boar OF
Health Of this city is in active sway. The steamer Man
haitian from New York for Vera Cruz arrived on Thurs
day afternoon and landing her mails and taking IN
fresh provisions proceeded to More 10 pass quaran ne
Of fifteen days 80 far regards communication with
the United Sa'es Havana can be considered bloekaded
and the effects Of the quarantine are beginning TO DC felt
in the increased price Of provisions, etc
The regulations of the Board of Health are very stct
and require every vessel from any part OF the United
States whether coming direct having touched at for
eign port go quarantine. Vessels Europe are
put under observation for number OF days and thorough
" ventilated aud fumig ated.
The late highhanded and arbitrary action of the Cap
tain General in arrestng and exiting for the rest OF their
lives the Island Of Fernando Pc Afcaa number OF no
toously bad and criminal characters is much commented
upon. The Gaceil0 publishes Gen. Dosunds order and
the list of persons thus transported loo men, Of whom
about 20 whites They sailed Thursday in the Spanish
bark Rosa del Tara.
The result Of this viii be beneficial 20 Havana,
as it relieves the city of large number Of troublesome
and dangerous characters and causes wholesome fear OF
those still here We 10 have political Governor
in place of Ciprano del Mayo. Gutees de Ia Vega and
Mahelend who Governor under Gen. Dulce, returns
Spain take the post of IRtendente Treasurer
Gen. Diaz de Herrera, the Admiral lately commanding
this station, sailed for Spain yesterday
Business dull. Exchange on the United States is %
to "a.
Several cargoes of Coolies have lately arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Burglary in Great LONGEST.

ONE OF THE THIEVES ARRESTED AND THE GREATER
PORTION OF THE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
About o'clock yesterday morning Officer Bants Of
the Fifteenth Precinct wagon being driven through
Astor place Broadway Thinking that all was not right
officer ordered the driver stop but instead Of doing
he whipped up his horse aud attempted to escape This Was
prevented by tas officer who took him into custody and
yeyed him to the station house.
The found TO contain large quantity OF cloth.
eameres and ready made clothing amounting in the sgers
gate to $1,000 was subsequently aseertaned that the
clothing OF Dennis De Courcey No 81 Great Jones
had entered by burglars and almost the entire stock
stolen That found in the comprised tbs greater por
ton Of that stolen
The horse attached the wagon valued OF ESQ., ssd
bad been stolen from the stable OF Mr. Charles RyGson No
II vsndams The wagon had been stolen from H. n Scobs
OF No. Az Gresuwohs while portion Of the hsrpsss be-
ionged to William Boyd Of No. GO Chartous Yesterday a.
the prisoner who the Of Edward BtrresD.
taken before Justice Ledwth, at the Jefferson AIket
Police Court sad BY him to the Of Oesr
Bants order enable him gain further information In
regard to the and II possible the remainder Of the
thieves concerned in the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
NETWORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1866

Of Union Of the city win DO subjected BY restoration
the srs Of power 10 The present civil authorities Of the e
A. BAIRD MsjorGenera.
OFFICE U,Irrp STATES MILITARY TELEoRAPB
HEADeUkErgRe WAs DEPARmkFI.
The following telegram received n;lo p M July 'i )
1896 from New Orleans La, July 81 1876;
4ajOy.6ss o. o HOWARD;
The RIO. has been suppressed have declared martial law
10 the city About 40 persons have been killed and
number wounded nearly all being fesdy to the Convention
A. BAIRD Breyet MAJOR General
OfyICE u. g. MILITARY TELEoRAPH, !
UDsEs WAR DEPARTMENT. }
The following telegram was received at ll;l5 p m'
July 81, 1866 from New Orleans, July 81, 1866:
HIS E1cRLLEEcY President JOHNSON; Your dispatch
received Gen Baird has declared martial law in this city
The Grand Jury has indicted the members Of the
who met yesterday unlawful assembly The process for
their arrest in the hands Of the Sheriff suspended by Gen.
Baird until he receives direct Instructions from Washington
showed him your dispatch to me.
AspREw j. HEBRON Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
SrprosRp IYcEypIARY FIRR.-About llA O'Clock

SUPPOSED ISCESDGARY FIRE.-About III o'clock
last night fire discovered in the rear Of the
grocery No 90 SiIthst occupied 10y August Wusterfeld
The Police burst in the doors and No o5 Engine Company
lying in the vicinity had Of water upon the
flames, which were speedily eItingnished The building is
stories IN hight and is occupied BY number OF families
of whom had retired The excitement among them, as
may DO supposed was Intense The damage was but slight
The proprietor OF the arrested b
Burns Of the Seventeenth Precinct suspicion Of having set
fire to the place From investigation made by fre Mar
sha Baker IL would appear that on July ~ Wustereldt
bought the grocery and that for time past be has been
doing little business On the I'd inst he effected an IN
OF o. 200 stock and 500 on household furniture m
the North River Company % Monday last the stock 10 the
place sold auction bat the amount realized not behg
satsetory IL is claimed that II bought in by the wife Of
the prisoner 1t claimed that the amount Of stock and house
hold furniture in the place was not worth ANYTHING IKE the
amount for which insured The prisoner was held 10
await examination to-day before Justice Mansfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
AMERICAN sRrURITIRs.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuPP MARKET.
BAHAM As.
HEALTH.

THR PRODUCTION OF TURPESTNE-c0TToN cULTTvA-
TIoS - MORAvIAs MISSIONARIES - THE PUBLIC
HEALTH.
news Il unimpOrtant
The had issued notice giving permission 70
person box pine in the pine forests belonging 10
the Crown Islands New Providence Abseo, Grand
Bahama and Andres not leased the payment OF small
duty the crude turpentne and spirits Of turpentIe e,
ported BIZ them.
The cultivation Of cotton engs-.ng attention the
islands and statement s published "a Of the local
papers showing the superior advantages offered BY the baLa
mas the culture of the plant.
1t 10 stated that party Of MOrayan missionaries may
shortly be expected Nassau labor in the Bahama
The heat had intense and yphus fever prevalent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
The Pharmaceutical Cs.vsnsisn.

DyTRorr. Friday. Aug a. 1855.
At the session Of the Pharmaceutical Convention
to-day several amendments the Constitution passed
committee appointed Internal Revenue tax with
instructions TO confer with the Commissioner.
The neIt annual meeting will be held in NevYork.
unostion from the Austrian College Of Pharmacy
asking for samples OF American fruits referred 10 tho
New.fork College
motion adopted providing for representing tAi. SCOT
ETY. al the international Pharmaceutical Convention at Paris
nsIt year.
large OF important business transacted and
the Convention adjourned sins dis
In the afternoon the members enjoyed excursion upon
Lake ETe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Festival OF the LierAerkpaas Society.

The second annual Summer nights festival Of The
German Ledoksnz Society took place last evening ct PsD
Fslks Belvdere Lion Park 0nehundrsd and tenth st. and
Eghhsve This Society opposed Of the most respectable
our German population and great pains taken that
dsordery characters obtain admission TO their festivals
There large atendance there would have
had the weather been fair the early part Of the
ing but the large dancing pavilion was comfortably allied.
Tse buildings and grounds were brilliantly illuminated With
Chinese lanterns Of al coors which presented beautiful
spectacle The dancing did not commence until after 10
ocock owing to defect In the pipes in the main hail.
but Il kept up from that tims til late hour Between
the dances the company entertained with excellent
aud brilliant fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
JAPAN.
ur v Ar gypgD-RIOTs on ACCOUNT OF HIGm PRICES

THE WAR sspED-RIOTs on ACCOUNT OF HIGH PRICES
FOR LIVING.
'SAN FRASCIsco. Thursday Aug. o. leGG
A K,nagawa Japan, letter OF July 10 says the war
If The tycoon against Chasa had been ended by cons
anp one-hird OF the of the latter relieving
Min from power transferring his rank to his grandson.
Riots we're reported at Osaka and Yeddo in consequence
NJ The hiah price Of rice-about = 50 per picul
The japanese sending large quantities of goods to
The Italians IIawaiians and Danes trying 10 effect
treaty with the JAPANESE, who are TO further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
san Francisco.

san FRASclsCo. Thursday. Aug. % 1906
recent ordinance of the Board of Supervisors en-
mower. the Chief Of Police to have the city cleaned
q week.
new paper mill ID about to be opened near Santa
Cruz. Cal. -
900 sacks of new wheat and l67 900 quarter sacks
-four have been exported since june ..
Hawaiian sugar sold yesterday for go 50 y 100 b.
Much firInness is noted in coffee.
Mning sbsres-Opbr held at $780, Chollar Potos SIG,
Imperisf sgS Belcher el55 Legal tenders dull at H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Prom New-Orleaas.

NEw-0RL.Ass Friday. Aug. a 1866.
Arrived, the steamship Concordis from Boston
There were 20 deaths from cholera yesterdayf
NEw.ORLEAss Friday. August 81 1856 r.
The Cotton market is sitter; sales 900 bales
Low Midding J3s34c. Mddlng 35d36c. Receipts Of the
bales against sos the week before; exports 3l76
bales; stock. il07I5 bales
Advioes a. to the crop from the Louisiana parishes vary
The army making their appearance IN the Red
River country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

SOUTHAMPTON Thursday Evening. Aug. g letf
The steamship Germania, from New.York, arrives
at this port to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Railroad Accident.

SARATOGA \. Y. Friday, August 20 le66
freight train from the South of the track this
morning at the OF the village The switch where
the Adirondack track connects with the Saratogs and Troy
Railroad left Open and the engine of the track and
side One load OF freight through
another smashing barrels Of -four oil and other goods Tie
damage done amounts to several thousand dollars Nobody
hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
Tho York River RsiIreaA.

RICHMOND, Friday Aug. ~, 1865.
The reconstruction of the Richmond and York River
Railroad during the progressing The first
train went down to-day below Fair Oaks The road will be
lnished 10 Wost Point by the middle Of November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
AGeneral Amnesty Proclaimed Through.
out Italy by Victor Emanuel.
1T INCLUDES MAXIM AND OTHER P0LII'
CAL EXILES. m
Report of Garibaldi's Resignation Contradicted.
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
A General Amnesty Tkre.sheus Italy Pre-
claimed.

FLORENCE, Thursday, Aug. %. lses
King Victor Enamel has Used decree proclarning
an amnesty political exes and prisoners throughout
Italy and his domnions. This decree includes MAJ
zini, as well as Others oflesser prominence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
ExroRrros on THE CITY CARs.-A correspondent

ExToRrIox on THE CITY CARs.-A correspondent
complains that the Third ave- Railroad Company syades the
recent laws 10 fix OF fare He says The President
has ordered the conductors to exact two cents in addition
ticket that five cents and the r. T. tsI for ride above
sixty and 10 give change for ticket that costs
SIX cents and the FOR ride OF few blocks also lot 10
transfer Yoke passengers at Sixty nth ST. they pay TIER
fare with tickets that IS the down trip All OF which
suppose intended 10 punish those foolish enough 10 thnh
seveneght OF cent as good 70 them as 70 Tue eompaDJ
The railroad companies 10 thsk the people mue euDm
10 be starved like many sheep and robbed with mpuniy
We have society for the protection OF animals car vsh
have one Tor the protection Of unfortunate car ridsrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
PlBEs.

FIRE AT ST. louisville NY
FORT PIArs, Montgomery Co.. ~ Y, Friday Aug a. e66.
The eating house at the New. York Central Railroad
depot ST. louisville in this county entirely consumed
By fire this afternoon. The loss 10 not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
GaribaIdj.

NAPLES Thursday. Aug. %. ls6s.
The report that Garibaldi was about resigning or
that bis resignation had been rendered to the KING, is
denied by those whose position would place them in
possession Of such fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

man who gave the name Of William Henry VIII
son Tuesday attempted TO have forged oeef on the As
ssIant Treasurer Of Philadelphia drawn ~ Pay master
x,r oasled When arrested he wanted the Authorities 10
Telegraph to LondOs for bail for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
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Special Di.psteh to The

Special Di.psich to The NJ Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS Friday, Aug. "a, 1866.
New York Insurance Companies lost go 200 by the fire
in Chapman s. Thompsons lumber yard last night Com
plant is made that Gen. Fremont has failed 20 comply
with the agreement relative to the extension of the South
West Branch Pacific Railroad