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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHAR
uy.--wmrrER WILSON'S LocK-Snrcu SEWING
MACHINES. No. 6aj Broadway. Ncw.York. arc adapted
TO ali kinds OF family sewing. army clothing ard to the
nag Of scamstresses dress makers tailors. mnnufac
turers Of shirts. collars skirts coaks mantillas cloth
Ing hats, caps, corses ladies' boots and Shoes linen
goods. umbrellas. pnrasols, &C. They work equally
well npon silk lnen wooden, and cotton goods win
sill cotton or linen thread They will seam. quilt,
gather hem fell cord braid bind, and perform every
species OF sewing making beautiful ana perfect
stitch. alike on both sides Of the article sewed.
rpg QUALITIES WHICH RECOMMEND THEM ARE
Beauty and excellence OF stitch alike ON both sides
OF the fabric sewcd.
.. Strength. frmness, aud durability OF seam 'ha'
will not rip nor rayel.
D. Economy OF thread.
4 Attachments and wide range Of application to pur
poses and materials.
8 Compactncss and elegance OF model and finish.
6. simplicity and thoronghness Of construction.
7. Speed. ease OF operation and management anu
quctncss OF movement
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
CONNECTICUT TOBACCO GRowERs.-Thc Con
venion Of the Tobacco Growers o Connecticut held thu
xcct AT Hartford arrecd 20 the following resolutions:

Rslolroi Th., from past experience. and from
regard 20 the operation of the present tr on
various kinds Manufactured tobacco qro saishsd thai
auy aef. esnge ssi law soui be niurou. TO the pro-
dlr ani the Of a." Oov-fnnrnt
feel % he duty, which owe ase 70 our
AID O0seguie under which We ivc 20 resist by
s proper chance oi the taI ifom u. Manufactured
Article g. the material -
rfsd Tha, deem this Tobacco Growers Aisociition
very important Of advancing our bgsne and I'M
proving ausnenng the value o the tobacco cop no wei
rroecnr l. important, branch Of agriculture from any
injurious uujusi legislation.
Eetor,i Tls, the officer. cf the Connecticut Tobacco
Grower zion b. spponied committee TO confer t
members o tOurfrs regard 10 tax on the to1cco rs
aud II neerssary, 10 call another meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

ATTEMPT TO PASS A FORGED CHECK.-A few
inmates before o'clock yesterday afternoon, eenteel
appearing young giving his name as James Hem
rick. called at the Hudson County National Bank in
Jersey City, and presented check for s6i5purportng
10 have been signed by j. Van Worst one OF the Di.
rectors Of the Bank. Mr. Taylor the paying teller at
detecting the forgery asked the young man into
the back room when he detained until the arrival OF
Mr.. Van Worst, who pronounced 1t forgery. officer
Carroll called in and conveyed the young man to
the Police Station where he committed to.await an
examination to-day. Heinrich states that he is horse
dealer and that be purchased tho check OF man named
Stevens for sJ0O,he latter being short and In want o
the money for immediate use.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06


she business ofthe Special Committee on the War Debt
a,f the Loyal States to whom il Las been referred
DEATH OF CHIEP CLERK HICKEY.
Gen. William Hickey, Chief Clerk OF the
Senate died at his residence, near Washington, this
-Sornng aged co years having been in de lcate health
fyr the past twelve month"; lie was Of the oldest
e well as Of the mot considerations Of national
officials aDd had been for AZ IN the service Of the
Senate His experience Of Congressional life would nj
volumes and his knowledge OF parliamentary prece-
tents and law viii survive % enghlen coming genera
,ors. His work on The Constitution Is Il standard au.
hogitr and is monument of BIZ patience. skill snd
En- poItiaiy 1he clerks Of the Senate this afternoon
hoid meeting. and were addressed by Colonel
Forney tie Secretary Of that body. who
ssd among other things: Gen. Hi-aey in many
syects remarkable man. OF LIN IL can be said what
cannot be said Of very mary wlO have reached Old age
hat bis career blmeless as bis death was hon.
ored.. he had known many OF the distinguished
characters Of American history. had witnessed
many tuuultuous and unforgotten scenes, and at
40 time in his lCnghcucd experience has the
slightest suspicion affected bis fair fame.
Major William Mcdonald. Acting Chief Clerk OF the
senate paid deseryc ed tribute to the memory OF hs
old friend and official associate. lie remarked, as
proof Of Gen Hickcys sterling integrity that II
was only necessary 10 refer 10 the fact that WINE
vor.Ous political organizations were formed and ds
tercIed they sti found and left MIN ia bis position.
Appropriate resolutions Of respect were passed and
committee appointed to visit the relatives Of tho
deceased and offer their services and coincidence.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Worth of North Carolina tclegraphed
the President Tuesday that representations had
made through the newspapers that the latter had
ordered tie Sherfs Of North Carolina to abstain from
executing some OF the ordinances OF the Convention
for raising revenue, and asking for copy oil the order
npon TIE subject. But the President telegraphed him
thh D" sdcr in reference TO the sheriff. had been Is
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

THE PARK THEATER CAsE.-The case OF
Henry d. Beissenger leader Of the orchestra, against
Mrs. +. B Conway. proprietre Of the Park Theater,
concluded yesterday before Justice Bulkley. The
plaintiff discharged from the establishment on the
ground Of being a member Of musical association
He claims $50 for two weeks services. The verdict
bad not been rendered last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

ALLEGED INCENDIARIsM BY BOY.-JOhn Rose
was tried in the Brooklyn City Court this week on the
charge setting fire 10 premises in Connecticut belong
ing to MIR. Edward Whitney. The boy Is about ~
years OF age. He was sent to Mr.. Whitneys schooi.
and being dspeased with the arrangements set hre,
as alleged 10 the premises. The defendant IL possessed
OF considerable property in his own right BY inherit
ance The Jury gave Yerdct of sll 800 for plaintll
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

DEMOREsT's MISUNDERSTANDING the
best and most popular parior magazine offers Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine for only - subscribers, at 81
each and, in addition beautiful present to each sub
scriber Who speaks first for the above splendid and
valuable Premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
FROM RICHMOND.

Day and How it WINS Celc-
brntcd-Prayers, Addresses and Music
-New-Kear's Customs - Billiards -
CoIorcd Mems Ceicbrnsion at Peters.
burg-Six thousand Persons in Pro.
ccssion OH Rainy Dny-Actien Of n
pro.sInvery Military OMecr - Gen.
Gibbons IBferferes ia q Proper Manner
The Planters OF seuthnmpten and
Other Ceuufics-sccessfon Cocks ades.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
NORTH CAROLIyA
Weather Reports.

BosToy, Jan. 5.-The thermometer il from
10 10 deerees above zero the wind northwest. and
Gcsh lie change Of temperature since last evening
g about 20 degrees
OswEGo, Jan. 1.-THE thermometer at 30 this morn.
NJ was degrees below zero. Wind south.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
BROOKLYN NEWS.

The BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.-The
Democratic OF the Board Of Aldermen met last
night. but, as far understood no change was made
u the nominations. Joseph Wilson is nominated for
prcsident; Wm. G. Bishop for Clerk, and John A.
flanagan for Keeper of the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

BRICKs-300 600 BRICKS ARE MADE PER DAY
by the NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, which il the most
wonderful machine OF the age A. REQUA. General
Agent. No. 10 broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

PYLE's q. X. SoAP--THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry. Bathing and Toilet use. becomes ex.
tremely hard and not liable to unnecessary waste Sold
By grocers everywhere. Depot No. $50 Wasningtonst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

The GAME OF CHEss.-Thc advent OF lsC6
hns been celebrated by the New.York Chess Club in
the very suitable manner Of organizing "Tourna'
men' so-called consisting Of series OF matches be-
PLAYERS OF different degrees OF strength To TINS
end the OF II players entering the lists having
been divided into three several classes and lots duly
east for opponents In the first round, ind them cas
siiied and confronted as follows:
First.Class-Capt. Mckenzie V. G. ii. Stanley; Dr
Burnett '. worrall; Thompson " Zerega; John'on "
Bclcher.
Second. .Class-Gen de Trobriand v. Dill; Graves Y.
Martinez: Graham v DR.. Wsrd.
Third .Class-Areta V. DIR. Gilbert; Schultz '.
Young.
In accordance with the regulations of the tourney
the first winner of the games IN each separate contest
declared the victor his opponent retiring at once
into pryatefe and In due time lots are again cast Dy
the survivors. and until but one player IN each
class remains. A system Of "odds" is then agreed
upon and the respective representatives OF each class
fight ther battles until but one Is left claimant Tor
the prize.
From the status Of nearly all the gentlemen named in
Glass much fine play anticipated while peculiar
Interest attaches itself 20 the forthcoming encounter ol
the wel.known amsteurs Messrs. Mckenzie and stan
lev whose match will be- commenced on Monday next
az D. m We shall not fail TO present our readers with
such matters Of interest ms may be developed during
this unusual gathering Of chess magnates.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

The IRISH BRI0ADE.-An adjourned meeting
the ex-oficeFs Of the Irish Brigade will be held al.
BE whitney House, Broadway. this evening. to make
arrangements to attend the fancrd Of the late Major
a. s. MOToncY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
IN RxrCO.
Favorable Position Of the Republicans In
the Eastern states-Their rtrndqu"r.
ters Twenty-Five Leagues from Vera
Cruz,
WASHINGTON. Friday, Jan. 5, ls66.

Information has been received here that the
headduarters of the Liberal or National forces OF Mex
leo are twenty-five leagues from Vera Cruz In the SIX
Eastern States the Imperaliss only occupy the mn
tafy road from Vera Cruz to Mexico and to the CITY Oh
OaXaca.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

Cos HOUSES CARELEssLY LEFT OPEN during
the a, year. as reported by the police with 'ne use
of the BuaeL,R ALARM TELEGRAPH. by the s'mp'o
,opch Of small spring In your sleeping room you enn
ie! widow or door in the entire house !" san9'"b
opcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

ERIcssOy's CALoRIC ENGINES, for pumping an
all light work, unequaed. No. la Duane-st.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

An American Appointed a Mexican
Gencral-Hc il Recruiting for the
I.ibernIs i'm Texas Gems. Wallace
and Logan Said 10 be Connee'e0
with the Nlovement-Ahnirs in Mat"'
moros-An American Vessel Seized
by the ImpcriaIists-Amcric Flee
ina from, WatamOros-sensatie Stories
Regarding Gen. Crawford.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

TRINITY CoLLsGE.-The Trustees of this in
s,uon have made choice Of the Rev. DIR. Colt OF Con-
cord ~ H. the present principal OF st: Panls School,
Dr. Cots cIpcrence and success IN the higher branches
of instruction recommended him strongly for the posi-.
ton Dr. Kerfoot il TO be consecra'ed Bishop OF est
ern Peunsy lyania the latter part OF this month
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

SKATISG.-There will be fine skating to-day
the Morris Canal. in Jersey City and on the mead
ows back OF Jersey City and Hoboken.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
JErFERs. No. 513 BROADWAY.

The only place in the city where
LAprTs' Coop Doors AND SHOES AND GENTLEMEN 8
EMBROIDERED SLIPPrIs can be had at low prices
JEPrERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Business Notices.


ALL IN VAIS.-The attempts to palm of
upon the American public the bogus parodes the leading
Paris perfumes, while PHALoys NIGHT BLOOMING CxRErs
the fines. extract fo the handkerchief produced either
here or abroad 10 within tie reach every Glass Sold every
where
A SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DISEASES My
with the world very much enlarged by the
LozKSGE which carry always in my pocket; that
trouble In my throa, or which the Troches are specicl
| having made IN often whsperer N. p WILLIS"
For a Cough Cold an Irritation Soreness Of the
Throat, BKowss BRONCHIAL TRocHKs will often give in
slant relief
A BLESSING TO MoTHERS.-MRs. WINS.
lows SOOTHING srRrp for all diseases with which cLidss
are afflicted safe and certain remedy treeve, the child
from pain gaes the stomach and bowels cures wind cohc
correct. acldy and BY giving and health to the child
comforts the mother Offices No. 4s Deyst NewioTt aud
No. ac5 High HOborn. London. England.
THE LAST DAYS of exPresident Martin
Van Buren, were made by the Of JONAS wur
coxBs AsrHxA RExEDr Letters a possession fom his
ply .clan and from Mr. Van Buren himself eIpres much
sraaei, i,on with the result, ofi,s use.
Extract from the !" Life Of Washington Irving" BY his
nephew Pierre 81 Irving. Vol. w., page 2'';
hc doctor prescribed experimen,-whs' had been
suggested by Dr. TO- W. Holmes hs late visit Jonas
whcoulbs Remedy for Asthma Hteaspoouul in winesass
Of water be every four hours good night the
result"
In no case purely Ashac character has failed 10 give
prompt relief aud In many permaneat has been
effected No danger need be spprehended rom s use An
may take 1t with perfect safety (See circuar)
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston.
Sole Proprietors-
For sale By all druggists
A PARTNER WANTED in most lucrative
and wellestbshed EDUCATIONAL BUSINESS which can be
mmensey by the aid of capital Cali at No
u Parkrow, Room No. i9
NoTICE-Partes having lost letters contain
Ing money or other vauabe. within the past three months
addressed to them at the NewYork City, Wiamsburgh
Y Offices will further the ends Of justice by calling
on or sending particulars with amount ard time OF loss at
their earliest cOnyenIence,o
SAMUEL P. LEWIS, Attorneys Law
No 3J5 Broadway ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 8. 1850.
OUR VOLUNTEERS.

The Secretary of War, in compliance with
resolution Of the House OF Representatives, has iur
nished statement Of the number Of volunteers called
for by the President at various periods The hrSt call
was for 1900; the second in July. 1864, for 5oooo
and the third in December, for 3O0,O0o-namey
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

This information was called for TO facilitate
she business of the Special Committee on the War Debt
f the LOYAL States. to whom il Las been referred.
DEATH OF CHIEP CLERK HICKEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
LAND-OFFICE STATISTICS.

Under the swamp land grant Of 1s50, swamp
selections in the former Jackson, now Ironton, Land
District covering a. 727 acres las been granted to
The State of Missouri for which patent from the
United States has just been prepared with view to
transmission 10 the Governor Of tia; State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12
II ESUMPTION OF BUSIN ESS. .
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SCOUTING, Sc
6 N OCH G RIM ES,

ENOCH GRIMES,
having determined to resume his former business
in Alexandria, respectfully announces to the
NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax, on the north side, where he is
prepared to furnish the public, with every de-
scripton of articles in his line, which may BIZ
wanted. His assortment of COO IN G
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and Of
The best descriptions He would enumerate;
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use, and well deserving its name
the LILLY, the PALMETTO, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
superior to any ever offered for sale in Alexan-
drla, and housekeepers can have any descrip
ton of ware Of that kind, which they may need.
presents such selection as cannot fail to please.
All kinds Of ROOFING and SPOUTING,
executed in the best manner, and on the lowest
terms. -. ...sH.-.' .
An experience Of forty years in this business,
enables him to claim that he has q practical
knowledge of it, in all in his branches. He is
DESTROYS Of not only accommodating, but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to all purchas
crs and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be of the best materials and of the
best manufacture. He will warrant whatever
he sells 1t will be his object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment
With this announcement he will open his
Mandatory, willing to show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks. will rebound to the ad
vantage of those who buy, rs well as OF him who
sells, and that the citizens of Alexandria and
its vicinity, need not 90 elsewhere to purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one Of their own people. ... jy 12-2awtf
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DRY GOODS.
~--,cs~ - SEPTEMBER
y 1866. 80 ~:t..,.a 1866. So
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

We are now receiving from day to day large
and very choice assortmentof French. English,
German and American Dry Goods, comprising
almost every description of new g1ods imported
this season. We name in part: French Meri-
noes, Reps, Poplins, Empress Cloths, .Alpacas,
Mouslins; Falentiaa, Queens Cloth, Bomba'
zines, Coburgs, &C., &c. H..
SO pieces American Delaines. .'a.
100 pieces new Fall P.iuts. .a
30 pieces Fall and Winter Cashmere very cheap
IS pieces white red blue and yellow Fianneis
SO doz Huop-skirts, in every variety OF size.
50 doz Jouvin's Kid Gloves, AL sizes Z -
l0J dozen English and German Hosiery
Mourning Goods in every variety OF quality
and price sr..l Eta
Shawls and Cloaks in great variety. So.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Irish Linens.
Sheetings Table Linen, Napkins, &c
Ali of which we offer at our usual low prices
We respectfully request, all in want Of good
goods, al low prices, to give US an ear ~ call
-.1 NJ. TAYLOR & CO.,
No az, Centre Market Space
Washington, Sc lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

THE Circus To DAY---At length are to
have good old fashioned Circus. One without
wild animals, without the "grandly brilliant
street pageant and everything startling and
wonderful, but which is nevertheless, according
to the press OF tie section they have visited, one
of, if lot the hest entertainments they ever Wit
messed. Mile Marie, Sam iHthrop, WE Nay
lor, Ben Muginley v. 3 Carroll, and Samuel
Rhinehart are names so well identified with the
first artists OF the age that comment is unncccs-
sary Aside from these are many others OF
like stamp, who are pronounced unrlvallcd IN
that peculiar line Previous to each afternoon
performance La Petite Louise" will make her
terrific ascension TO the top Of the canvass. a
distance Of 300 .cct on Il single wire. This IS
gratis 10 ALL Remember they remain on J two
days, therefore the sine is short, and all should
improve the present opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

IR. DAVIS. Just heforc the ADJOURNMENT
Of The Common Council, astnight, preamble
ard resolution We're introduced requesting Pres
iaery Johnson to release OK President Davis on
the same terms that other military and State
prisoners have been released, or grant him a
speedy and public trial. As there were only
eight members present-not quorum-and
the hour was late, no definite action was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

TAsE UNDER THE FENCE LAVA case
coming under the provisions, Of the new Fence
Law. was tried before Justices Summers and
Moore, this morning, the complainant being
Jas. McGatfney, who warranted several parties
for permitting their cows to treSpass upon his
c,rn.ieG. After an examination the Justices
awarded damages amounting to $50, in favor
Of iIc(Iafney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

srorEy HORSES Recovered. two horses
,.,r.r from the estate Of J. D. Adams, in
o,;nce Georges county, Md, near Upper Mari
!.ro by two negroes, aud brought across the
,;yer we're discovered in the pines, in MASON $
y.cr," BE- Constable j. Owen Kirby, yester
5,r and brought to this city, where they have
laen turned over to the owner The thieves
made their escape, bat it is expected will be
oough,, IS the officers arc on their trail.
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oREsBYTERY OF PoTOMAc.-This pres
byterv will hold meeting in the First Presby
reran Church, tomorrow night at = o'clock
+5r the purpose of ordaiuing and installing the
Hev. G. VI. McCampbell, who has accepted a
ral IS pastor of the church. Sermon by the
Rev. John Chester, Of Washington; charge to
the people by Rev. p d. Gurley, D. D., Of
Washington; charge 20 the pastor By The Rev.
4. !. S. Taylor, Of Georgetown.
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LOCAL NEWS.

-,-capr1oN OF THE PREsIDENr.-ln the
=, ~rnoo Council, last night. the following COM
WI n;,stioo from the Mayor, was recei7 ed, read
'1'' unanimously approved, and a resolution
" -, ID requesting the citizens 70 unite i'll the
'.y 'nonies Of welcome, proposed TO be held in
.r.sh;rgton, on the occasion Of the return Of
" " ,;l.nt Johnson from his Western tour:
MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRJA, Sept. II, 1866
- -. jyoa0rQJls City Council:
7! :,'t t,1,agu would respectfully suggest that
easements be made by the City Council which
stT lie the entire number of citizens who
1 ,' Of the Presidents policy to be present
:'Ias6incton on his return, and partlcli. ate IN
IL "'.s,rarnones of his reception. conceive this
:AI The duty of every lover Of his country, his
:" ~ ren6 his city. Let it not be said that Alex
Aiir~;a-av, loyal Aloyandria will fail in hon
.;,,r that truly great man, who when mad fa-
oF!!o ESQ., s[ md base malrvolcnce were hurting
:. cohorts again>, the constitution of our
.'T Tatrr hcsita.cd not to throw himself in the
t1 y..rh and check them in their wild career
Tb. President is about TO return to the seat Of
,.,-rInaDt. Let this city be fully represented
ga ,.si.t in giving Andrew Johnson a recep-
:: ,w.r;hy Of his great services and Of a CRATE
III people. HCuH LAl n AM -i"J w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

SOUTHERN READERS We have received
from Mr.. George Il. French, who has them
for sale, the second and third series Of the
Southern Pictorial Reader, prepared under
the supervision of Professor Holmes Of the
University of Virginia. We have heretofore
noticed, with commentator, these books, and
have no doubt that they viii be generally used
thoroughout the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

CRY CoUNcIL.-A meeting OF the City
Council was called last night, but no quorln OF
the Board Of Aldermen appearing, that branch
adjourned without tranSactins any business. -
The Common Council was 10 session until 4 late
hour Their official proceeding will be found
in another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-12

MANSION HOUSE ARRIvALs-SEPT. 12th, =
VIM. Davis, Howard CO.. Nd; Thomas. Il. HllI,
Virginia ; A. j. Marshall, Fauquier CO.; Miss
Margaret A. Wright, CO.; Louis. A. Peacock,
Virginia.; L. Frasier UpperVllle.; Edwin
Berkeley, Baltimore Hugh Hammel Prince
William CO. j. D. Turner Virginia Colonel
VIM A. Stewart, Rockbridge Alum Springs;
J. W. Bowen, Virginia.; W. B. Stark, Gull
OeDer county. . ..-.s.-. e.. -..
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TT L p II E L 2 i! -.
TIN, STOVE & SHEET IRON WORK
Executed practically, and with dispatch, BY
JOSEPH .STANSBURY
Agent for j. J. Stansbury, at

Agent for j. J. Stansbury, at
No. 1873, King ST., 4Goors west of Washington ST.
Having had u long, unwilling, as well
us Improbable rest I am thankful to find my
health sufficiently restored to enable me to pull
off my coat and go to work again, though in a
small way yet, on first principles, with deter
mination. by strict attention to all work entrust-
ed to nv care, to win back the confidence of my
former friends and customers, and at the same
time win many new ones. Respectfully asking a
trial, am, al your service, ..---.--
Sc G-2w* JOS. S. STANSBURY A gent.
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!.ccDENT. A little toy employed at the
Mt. Vernon Cotton Factory, named Joseph
Bradley, had three Of the fingers OF his right
hand cut off yesterday, by being caught lii q
carGing machine.