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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
0mnorailou Notice

TORPOPATI0N NOTICE.-PCBLIC NOTICE
Ia hereby rln re owuo owrs'i occupant
s si ~ d @ re foisviay Ass.u-n been cnl1rd q az
81 DE Lo4ll u Ai'ss'sIa ief eHAaiassa by al
i'o' G ia sg .a Grading and setting curb sa3 'ao 'aH.;
I'D s.-. IN 5 .53 M % s 2 aa I b.
@ s9Sss y ,9osB q 1s vs. A,:s's @ of' s & al ' o, ;'I. @
I Bsih d,, Of i23 1',a nd i5isrs from iobv, 70
u1a.oh river tie We, ds ll,ns,e ef
BlooHnflsls Road sna 20 ~ u ~ y ave- Ton $50
70 i2b both d.' q dsnh'551 "a Zoo iith ie bs'et
al PsrS, shoo interests, ssse,sa sy A.s
stss 10 grseut tbsr obeeop' N wiinh 70 q gresr
sgasd 81 M S f ron, the date .ls note nov 0'-''
j]oSSp ]oTs ., ! joTTffif@EELL {Boaa of A..,,,,p..
..., isAAC ~. =: eoat House D,,a issa
OSirs Board OF Afifff9.h 80
N0RPORATION NOTICE.-Pgel,c Il ho.ce Is here; g;
- BY sIsI rgVr.vsd OF uBinpIoyed Lsnd sbed thereby
'a,t me ~ IL csId fIessos Tor sTtn-oS al persons
ssu .swsr In from n'dor ''uu, ss't to
Pr.eos and rsaassas sidewalks uoh side Of 9Th
q ts5 s..i5, e ga '1s ,s,..s . f,alh ID 70 s svsaos
h For aasns ssevsIs IL Lsshs street H'" '0''o' "''a'
ns.en ;ss. ,o...st n Mo opposite ffmV school
Nc ps ,ro.,v.l In i5h 'e al the ''i and oct 'o'
oi'5s.s % .s,,ss 9' curb and gutter and tagging 't
AL s,r..t bsswseB tnd % sysnUsI . ,o,., asr
esf Eafs A aVcI
i ygin, .idsUAlfsi in l23.h stree, betsssb 80
- - 80 ,ids rrou l1oh 70 ~A The s.vs
Th io5ts embraced such Ass''Htut sls OF ara
b,sss. sud ols Of gToons. vs0ani loIA P''o'' '-T
sltGEto5 on f,,,, Msdson svsnus Poio iVV
| - sa,t al Forra svsn1., also, tho s'an sD' o
s t. ,oY,s .ids ash sigsst ffom s'h % lvh
- psfh ,3. u leth street. from 70 % ~ 49, W.snntoa
| 1S BotA .idss Of LnshT strset, hoH hu"oh
slresst -, e..r, Canal stres Sgsu street .
80 Rots oe, Iviagou plas iron lot kEssa st
~ N ION ,.rssti also. boR sdsi 9l l'IA S'Ss
| avengsA -,-... 49, la "a sqstn -.
80 p,~ 80 Of % from l4Sth says saDsd
"a. of l2Bth between tfasf them,
.bo.e interss aboo,9' si Of the undsr
80 yho .rs opposed 70 tbs sac Rev CeId
..i -, n-..snt thsH sstions N Ssret notice.
I A.@S .t tIsir ohios No. "a ChaDhte Qr
s1roea 49, b5yty dsvs frou 1AKLE hoard Of Assessors
House riA'A 'Ni'1 IIgop 'UTrlp
JOEJ o. hgISStHouS hgStHo Dec. 70, issd
a = -,7..gvHT DsrAsTErsT o. FINANCE
Once hoaio MY Of ~ RHosivEI o. fAIn. z
-.. buhEAe lRT. HousE, PAsSs Dee ~, 1896 ,,
/ . ,yg1t ~ Notice u hereby gwen 20 al
i 30 IAA-fA1b omitted psy thsis tsIst, to the
I persops who ensy The ist Day of JanIsTy 1851 =,
TN hoe oe Of II cff per snna esca
Afsf thd dAts u66 day Of psyrisnt oit Ds Aoeea
lated on beP - January. wrAnts VA DO lnoa ot '
On the lSih dsonS rsntnnL onP,l6 On n.i dsIs
! ,auae,ioB Of al W. JOHN MURPHY. Receiver.
A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
MARINE COURT-DFc 27.-Before Judge HKAESG
Without aJury
TNrrREsTING CAsE TO sEAMEN.
CRIMINAL COURTS.
JrfEEEsoN MARKEr POLICE COURT

JEFEERSoN MARKET POLICE COURT
Before JOstiss Lsiwiih.l
ALLEGED BRIBERY or BOARD or HRALTH 0PEIoERs.
The examination into the charges against Daniel De winR
and Guido Furman Board Of Health Sanitary IOspso-
tors accused f bribery took place yesterday before Justos
Iedwith MI Amasa Leonard the complainant In the
Was examined az very considerable length IN reference 10 ths
statements made lis affidavit days since The tssti
ony on other side being yer concluded disposition az
tho casa o. OOurse, made.
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!. nhnm II man G.nuttrn.

c--1,>>,II. COOLEN will please send his address 70
7dvsrsei personi seqohytse eth e,.nsi 'Gsn
~ Fs Charles Richards viii b. suitably reusTdsd ~ 40
Cody RICHARDS, TdbUns once
e%ssiCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED
funda for ouuenl sIPensei being sr.TJ
hsastsd 6oesy earnestly sppssi those Who are ePee
.s. ofsUasrsr With the frqust bat couihnton, pc
h ff Kuixh institute no u ascouetye c 70
The gel kOone suihoffsd 70 ch @ s'oH
tions All T1pr.8 and crippled receive sd sss q "a"
Insttntiop H. nov charee others sccordns 70 then ABILITY
JONATHKN sTURGEs Treasurer. No, iz2 ftontIt >. J..
. 10. c. JUDsON, a. Root, Moline, H.
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS

rsiEuNE.
wGsas0Tox Dec. g7Tns Commissioner the osnsr.I Laad
Office Meh les
November that sss fer ss<b
during thai month amounting 70 SlAyS2S
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31ori- n1ar0en's &oiice.
s-,--r rr aru.Tnnr-

NEg-IoRK.
PozT-WAEpEss OFFICE No % "ihRo-" .
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, N accordance WIN Sec
Tor et5e sct us.geI April a. 1857 entitled An Act to hs'
er.aue Wardens' Uts o the Port Of rew iofn 70 a. ps
ntsyeei cGg- e. The nsct matter suco
n7rv sroston or survey the 70 owing vessels Ee noN
IA Ia nation ~ F1rs Mafaens an t tie said snfYeJs
e4snsus will b. corDusd wuia days pe1s sioeesaAs '
No noar. said vcss-E;
Dfrk
barE Bella.
Big
fiermrs
Erg Music
L1r
Marian K ~
N'- MiSTBOlSE IoNPKINs. rr''idS-.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-DLr "A
Hos SAMUEL r. Bits. District Judge.
GEORGE + BEITs ESQ., Clerk
JOHS \. Osborn esq, Deputy Clerk
BUsNgss FOR THE YEAR 1866.
Since the lst Of January, 1866 there have been n-
stihted 7 Admiralty Revenue and Internal Revenue Euits
ri OF the above number have been heard aid finally disposed
Of ...c -, -
Instituted 100 suits; Of these 40 have been disposed OF
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Professional Noiicm

NJ D. THOMPSON NJ D., Hygmic Physician,
lts Swedish Movement No $50 West re-nti It, ksw fofk
invsds can hrds pleasant ho. with III phycsnt and Il
v,1bs iof restoring 70 health VetiFsn boardnF
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all oher special Dl-
s-.,e, Msis s1d Female Tenth EnNrsd Edition JUST
TUBLIsHtD. Bye HAMMOND. NJ D. formerly Professor q
special Artouy and Surgery Syracuse kds LosEs ~ y
Ffics si o. WARNkR No. Neseys,i GODFREY, No. sl3
BrosdVry' hACkARLAEp Tvshiythirds aud kroad~.yy
TIE No 236 EaS, fy6fss Second aud Third
ehere he ia reliably consulted a. IsuaL
CCRGICAL HOSPITAL for tie treatment Of
- STRUCTURE. vARiCOCELE. HEHOHRHOIDs, yI5TULA
md the obscure dea.. OF the Pelvic Vrs under the sen
ave control Of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Ldto Of The seslPe.
Once hour from g pa NJ 10 saa 10 svsanss d. D.
sLdence, No ~ Pifth ave.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFF1CE-DTc p
Before Commissioner OssonS
Observation-Disclosures

Three Young men, Henuesey, Smith and Thompson,
charged i'm breaking dsery IN Frstst near Fir1-
ave we're brought up for examination. The evidence Deng
insufficient they were discharged.
In the case OF the United States act Alexander Ross et al
some nportaut testimony taken in relation 70 part OF
the dcendsns accounts and agreement was made ~
counsel ~ have record of certain business TRANSACTIONS OF de
fendnts produced and admitted evidence The iaheI
hearing wa then adjourned TO Thursday next
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
SUPREME COURT-CHANBgRs- 27-Beforo Mr..
Justice INGGAHAM


Justice INGGAHAM
THR CROTOS AQURDUcT IMBRoGLio.
Tie people rel james Bradley ag Thomas stephens ana
others
Tho term of Mr.. Stephens as President Of the
Croton Aoueduc Board expired the 81 inst and on the 1th
Mr. Bradley appointed Ivy the Mayor With the concurrence
OF the Aldermen Mr. stephens claims that be Is entitled I"
hold over under the following clause in TIE tax law
salaries OF the CrotOn Aqueduct Department tslIso
The Euglaer and Assistant Commissions OF the Coton
duct Department Office shall continue IN otee BOZ t
tenn OF three wears and after the passage OF s act dHd
anu rae1nry N bsr ngbr shall De tiled % ds members 81
tIs board re1sginfrg n Office,
was a~eued Yesterday MI Marsh for the defendants
arguing chiefly that the mandaus not the proper remedy
Nj Lawrence plaintiff arguing that the law was uneonst-
tons but certainly did not apply The President Of ghe Board
Tue Count reserved It's decision.
CulurT-DEc. gs-Beiore Mr.. Justice BALcos
ALLEGED ILLEGAL ARREST.
Marian A Hal sgt Joseph Wechfler and AbSabsm Aers-
hams
hs ,rv In this case the main facts IN which wero pub
she IN YESTERDAY TEWUNE brought n sealed verdict tor
plaintiff yesterday morning assessing her damages 1t ~
MARINE COURT-DFc. 27.-Behore Judge HRAsNE
Without jury.
INTERESTING CASE TO sBAMEF
Arthur Ewinson et al agt George Knox
The allegations OF the plaintiffs IN this case are thss
they s1pped the bark Twilight able seame1 at Liverpool
VOYAGE this port and back that while lying az Pies
No a. Fast River they assaulted by two OF The
named Ward one Of their number beiRg stabbed during s
aay being afraid OF their lives they appeaedto the CaptaE
and informed that he poweress 70 protect em
Under the advice OF counsel y left tao vessel aud Cow sS
Tor their wages
The defense is ta. they were Geserers and cannot
The Cont reserved as decision.
AndreVs for plaintiff Thomas Stewart for dsfeOdAot
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nhnnrta fnr Bueineas MtT.

- a ef from R5 00(
GENTLEMAN having , cOp,aeS ,sts .oas p,rson r.s
20 ~ ,ss sssdy snd 0roaisbs hsre.9ts bsos.
EsDmission baSiDssG Address ~ " o9DFN Trbs0e OgF
toesiion. are NJ ~
RIRTEER WANTED IN the BoefHOis
II ~. ass.s yfr,
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Ueniisirp

COLTOE DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
Of HtIos"oIyd G.. and h''s sI'stsd tosh
1850 psisn certified that without
ga puts snd fresh day We fsn" onos No. 10
Csopsf lnslitb.s.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

nsuta hoyrlso-r lao LavcB james clip eE-l OH az .
tiaE or orunnofl ana way "stl ns II > n' of
. Ey-s.est c4p--ss t-ui l3r
evo,.st and faruirzcie and wy s''uo
era on su-iay uehis h0fh sD Ou and ttr January '
be- e d. o. ttr viii o-iy 70 fapho-k cE-er on nau'l'
Wit. M rlE 30 Aigellei.. Ties p train wi! Tuu only ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
GErnIiure.

. Ii Who use them pronounce Singers rTng BEDS
,rt4.f s.rorE r o. ltrsb~, sCi ou y 'f -sht
conor a1a-y s.H fy~h'r' W''ef on N'..'' -''''' o.
DEDKOOM ENAMELED fURSIiUH Of war
- rsuea naa1',ci5s A,a sohd Ctsngl 80 ni Nh,HssJ
S.ifrs r. n ofumcni a. Ii y fAfi4Ho4''"' D. .'o 80
Crr.-t.. 51posi'- Norsrr tsiabl.sh~i lt'A
EUPNITURE. Carpets, OIL Cloths, Bedding, Parlor
Bedroom ,u e. Itno- ol's, ko 2, b-il aii @ oo'
cor o. srt hudsou Payment sfsn by W'r or nlolJ
payments u Trr'ersd ------------
EIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, in suIe or other
ard Pirfhsrd, Secretary Fafof Bedbst ani Eronsion
S Frlrsd On and msds order wlTrn.ed ''ae'9J
Dc. lg7 Blosckerf'. corner o. sullivan %
TRON HAT.STANDS The Neatest md Cheapest
Il Tor ths HOLIDAYS. 5PLENDiD AhSohbhNII" LO"
ppICIs ALSO
'"'N'' PIANO AND STORE sTOOLI
WILLIAM GARDNER, No 10 Csnaltt, " Y.
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Ale1iral.
4 OCT anh fnnnn.
DIIHro Gables.

A LAkGE hnm9y o. New and Second .hane
IL - 80 - wis improved o0mblss,on
ou,son, ,yI a.ss sPsssso' q ,s hsTs bssn IN
sAht 9s. I9' nsnJ 49, e con In A, prime pal
icons ~ thh yI s. tSang 70 pgcl.ts Sad 10
insre.Ito f' hl. ~ p1 vheh h VI. lstsd sad hnss,
PHELAH 4 CoLLliDER M. frs1e; ss ~ "a g.. a.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

SnKIATURE ALMANAc -.
Gun 20 s-ts.......4 90 Moon Rass oJI
rfcn rAT -.
Sandy Hoof..l52 Cos land..2:j3 Hell Gats.'.'' SIS
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ArLW.YoRK Q7d NEW.HAYEE RAILR0AD.
usc uTS7-R ARRANGEMENT. isSL
CCAMENCiNG DEC. ~. ls09

P,,,srrcg Station n Eewy1rE fwsntv'eYssiat- tna
fegIth.Gya Eut.Glce On lWeutv-sevuasas-
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VA rANAMt RAlLHOAn. -. .

Bieamboais ano Railronos.
LIOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, and bPRlNG-
IL gfELU-YARE IS Cents tStsamsns ssys Peef SUP iSf
ks~ Bs'ss a o;ls and II D M. eonnsctny vh RaIeal
NNINTER ARRANGEMENT. q - y
w North SHORE STATEN isLASD FERRf coTsess'
leave Pier Ne 10 n X. beveea Couftsndt and Dsy a. ~
II 4, s3o Sundays at . llyo 100 o1o y n'.
TIyHE OLD LlNE.-Sag HarbOr, GreenpOr,, Ori.
ARTISAN Capt O. {. Ofbbs from pier Ne ~
Esst HiVrr (iool u usObs every Saturday stAPm.
WILLIAMS EROS. No BeaImiot e
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT ....
FOR BOSTON, ..
-~aTFH PALMER FiTCHBURO. NAsnUI, LOWELL,
'TnaD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS And
1ss ns- and sssBeh 1:gDEDiATE POINTS
CITY OF BOSTON snd ta korvich Inc,
iesvs Ns~ ora aliy Sundays eEcspiedl sJtiIOhh
Pier No " North River, foot OF vs..Fy a.. 10"
FOR kEN-LOSDON -
,he onssetint vita ne seambsss EIpr1, s frsu the
pon va Hoi and orcef bostou nd orcests
and hshus and hes LosdoH and Northern R.iisoldG
Foth' tAo hs io"esl rhta iof Information inguirs OF
r > hAkIlh AssHl. On ths Pier
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
l Cor msnent MONDAY December a. 1850 Lesvs ReE.Yoft
loot Of BafesF teonuectng with Lshigh Valley Rsroad snd
brtnhesl a. o; ;ll Hackrttsfown
Ton leases q J;50 houown Accommodation le.v- a. 20
n Mo1rstown kIp~u A. Ia addition
kt dL fn % Nesafk South Orange tbne 70 Summit
T. bLkIHoVD, Osasisl ssVsriHsnssaI
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

qle Rev Henry nlsrclrrd WI TTesrh in Ihs Chneh o.
,be Rofaoa coT1er iourosp.acs end rs't, bfosSn 90
sIrNDAY Noulrt ord Evening The prBsc srs cordsiJ w.
yitsa snl SUB Get fer tAs evening" The U's ana Aos'e
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

Tile Rev Chts B sryth on Hyrosriy " haf.hss 10
re e,f o. poor Jud-e Me- u1s decision "a gane
z 3- Of lea sr-ss end Of course on nassnees ef h,-
YORK 10 make woy for ure on t.s Ies, '' h1o.s 70 20
v1uutsrg ticket.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
PTBIIO SAFE.


HAVING 7uit farming, i viii cell without re-
i serve, at my residence, three miles south of
Shepherdstown, near the Chariestown road, on
TUESDAY. the 4th or December,
all my stock and farming utensils, consisting in
part as follows, viz.
4 head Of ,Gysi-yate Horses, IL lead of Cat
tie, (inpro0cd stock) some of them first
rate Mich Cotcs, 40 head of. Hogs, same
choice Brood Sous Gaaomg asent, and a
number IF Pigs; 9 Wagons, 2 Carts, i
DC Cart sepcrat Or-Botcs, 3 first rate
BGrsltedr PlOughs,4 HurrOrs, Single aud
Double 4ShoUek i'2ouglss, 1 Wheat Reaper,
2 Wheat Drills, 1. IEheat Screen, / 1HFesh-
ing hachine, s. .4thes and Cradles. Forks,
ft0hes, and a great quantity of old Iron,
Wagon and Plough Gears, sererGt tons of
Znsafl.y Hay, and a quantity nj good
Wheat iStrop, also f,co-1 iitths of 100 1cres
of Corn, and $50 or 200 bushels Of Outs,
40 or so bushels Of Potatoes, aboat 40 or
so bushels Of Apples, l t,ro>hOr$e Carriage,
dIso, a qaqRtitg OF lzouselsold and Kitchen
Furniture, among t0hIch are iSiide5odrds,
Secretaries, IEaulroJes, and many otlle,
articles MT necessary 10 eaumerate.
TERMS.-A credit until the LIST of September,
1867, will be given all sums s 10, bond and
approved security required. If the notes not
be charged from.date The Oats and Hogs will be
sold for Cash. Sums of SlOand under, Cash and
no property t" be removed until settled for. Sale
ROBERT LUCAS. sa.
GEoRoE D. McGLrScEx. a uctioneer.
nIlpF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
EDUoATIoNAI.
BOARDMa AND DAY SCHOOL.

d
EsSHE next session Of my School for YOUNG La
DIES wall commense WEDNESDAY Sep
tember 18Th 1865
Being provided with competent Assiztsnts. every
advantage for thorough course in English. AIusic
and the Languages VIII be aiIjrled. The course Of
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid 70 Music, and
Pupils will be required to play at the HnsicaI So;
rees, which will BE given once in two months, when
the friends of the Pupils can havesaa opportunity
to judge of their progress
The charge for board and Tuition IN the English
and Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
June. S2fO. payable one-hali in advance. andSthe
remainder in Feb-tar
Washing, Fuel and Lights Ertra.
DAY ScHoLARs PSF ANSUAL SESSION:
ENGLISH and LATIN, ............. S4Oto . n
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH or
GERMAN, each ............-.. CNO
MUSIC on PIANO, .............. S60
VOCAL MUSIC, +............>.-... SAn
fuEL' ........--.s...-..-...- 81 80
Allpaymeuts made in advance.
Address. Mas a. II, FORREST.
Charlestown. fIcrson CO., Va, July 3S.-Ial.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT. PUBLIC SALE. IN
w CHARLES OWN, commencing ON
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10th, 1890,

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE. IN
w CHARLES OWN, commencing ON
MONDAY, DECEM BRR 10th, 1890,
In the "JEFFERsoN BUItD1Mo,"
the following described
p r oP ERTY:
81 yards of Ticking, 10 yards osnaburp,
3ya'ds Linen, 4. yards brown Cotton.
42f yards Brown Cotton, y yards do,
@ Sad a5'ds c Flannel; y yards Canvas,
yards do, 81 Yards do. do,
= yards Padding, yards Flannel.
~ yards Flannel, 81 yards Crash,
rs yards Linen, 4 yards Velvet.
III yards Cotton Flannel, ! Table Cloth,
2Gorsets, 10 yards Irish Linen,
dandkerchiefs. 10 yards Corset Jeans,
90 yards Table Diaper. leg yards Alpaca,
20 yards Linen ss1 yards Mouslains,
22tt yards Cambria, II yards Bleached Muslin,
$50 yards Calico,
yards Cotton Shifting, - yards Swiss,
l3E yards Cambria, % yards Cambric,
lIs yards Plaid MIusiin, i63 yards Cambria,
Wells, } silk Handkes chiefs,
Linen. Handkerchief, Z do. do {. 0 do, do.
IT, do: do, 10 Ia. do, Shirt BOsoms,
y SHIT Ros"lns, do.
81 yards Lace, yards do 81 yards Ehging.
. Neck Vi" 4 do., pair SuspeEders,
% yards Fringe. 30 yards Ruftiiug.
Belt Buo kles, > Breast Pins
Nets, Necklaces. 81 yards Beltins,
l2yards Velvet Ribbon, IL Yards 90. do,
yards do. do, 40 yards Ribbon,
81 yards Ribbon, is pieces ribbon,
20 yards Ribbnn. pair Gauntlets,s
pair Cloves, Sheets Waddinc.
81 balls Irvine. rs balls Thread,
Hats. Boys Hats , do do,
l2G'Ps, Misses tnts,7 Straw Hats,
Falu Alto Hats. 4 yards Grape,
pieces Grape, IS yards Mousine,
IL yards Poplin,
127I-4 yards N1ousItne,
81 yards Cashmere,
81 yards Water Proof Cloth,
q yards Cashmere,
yards BLACK CLtlTH.
SO yards Beaverton.
.. yards Black Cloth, 3 va rds Cashmere,
l62 yards Tweed. 81 yards Cashmere,
Is ards BLACK SILK,
Balm0ral Skirt,
Net SHIRT, Coats, . Houses,
Vests, pair Pants and Vest,
% yards lavclla Cloth. 9 pair wOollen Socks,
IS pairs Childrrn's Stockings,
Morocco Belts, 9 hunks Yarn
10 yards MOusline, 10 yards Calico,
IS wards Paper z mbric.
10 Shakers, pair CAT Boots,
Umbrella, 10 pair Boots,
pair Gaiters, 10 pair ShOrs.
pair Boys Boots 4 pairs Caters,
10 PAIRS Gum shoes, IS pairs Shoes,
2lrirs FOots, Ip pairs Slippers,
pairs Shoes. Whip, 6 Bridles,
81 dozen pairs Gloves.
pairs I-adits' Hose, % Belts,
Kegs Nails,
10 Pairs Cotton iI,,se. 9 Hair Balls,
4 Gross BAH Buttons. lot # Jews Tarps,
Is yards Dress Trimming. pairs Gloves,
gross Of Shoe Strings,
20 pounds TOBACCO.
The above articles will be sold to satisfy an At
tachment and Exec ution in my ha ids in favor of
DEvRIEs & Co., Va. J w. Roberts & Co
all is sold
T. w, PoTTERFIELD. S.
For WILLIAM RUSH, Sheriff.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eo-N Otic The beautiful Piano FOrtes OF
GRoVESTEEN & CO., are deemed by all good
judges to be the ultima tuIe of instruments OF the
q.
musical INSTRUMENT, more perfect, although we are
slow 70 admit that the limit of improvement can
Before they had brought their Pianos to their
present excellence. they had submitted them to
competition with instruments of the bcsl ma lSers
OF TINS country and Europe and received the reward
OF merit, over all 9th at the celebrated Worlds
Il s but justice to say that the Judgment thus
pronounced hiss not been OScrrued bV the II uaicRl
world Still, by the improvements lately applied
oy them TO their Pianos, it is admitted that more
perfect instrument has heen made. They have
cArdingiy achieved the paradox of making excel
lence mare excellent. Surely, sitter this, they
entitled TO the motto, "a Excelsior >
October %, 1866 -ly
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DUFFIELD's DEPOT.

II RESPECTFULLY invite the Ladies tocaM and
j examine my stock of DTcso Goods, particularly
my large assortment of BLACK DRESS GOODS,
such
BoMBAzINES,
FRENCH MEpINGS,
ALL WOOL DEEAINES,
MOHAIR LUIS rRES,AED
ALPACCAS.
Twill take pleasure in showing them to- all who
will favor with call
Any Gentleman wanting 10 purchase cAssI.
MERES, will ffnd il TO his interest to inspect my
assortment befLre buying, nay stock is unusually
as will clear them out. So come and examine for
your selves
Nov. IL. Is66.-2m. J.H. L. HUNTER.
P.S. will pay the highest market price in cash
for WHEAT, CORN, RYE and OATS.
Formers give me a trial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
WHISPERS wHISKERSlI

Dr. L.. Mo~TEz;CoRRoLIA,t the. greatest i'm
nlator in the world. will force whislers or Mus
taehes to grow an the smOOthest face chin; never
known nfsii. Supple for trial sent free to any ono
desirous OF testing its mer.t%. Address, REEVES
& CO., TS Nassau street, New York
AIlrrlnse-l ISS6--3In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
TO TRAVELLERS.
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.

zS-53EA
.ETNHIS GREAT NATIONAL. THoRo6aAFARE
isagain open tor
FREiGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery DESTROYED are feinr. 49,
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all re-
cent improvements; aud the bridges aud Track
are again IN Substantial Condition the we'll eaFlc
reputation Uf this Road foe
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT
VIII be more than sustained under the re ornfzas
ton OF its bSlsiucss.
IA addition tp the unequalled attractions Of natu-
raj scenery heretofore Conceded to this route the
recent FnOuhes upon the Border, have associated
numerous Poihts-On the Road, between thtAOb
River aud AarPers Ferry with painful but instruc-
tive interest.
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and PiHsburr
Genital Ohio. aud Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
rnads; and through them with the whole Hallway
system OF the Northwest. Central lSest and South-
west as Harpers Ferry with the Winchester
Road. At Washington Junction, with the Wash.
ingtOn BraEch for Washington City aud the lower
Pot1tnac At Bait moro with seven daily trains for
Philadelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional ON Through Tickets
to baltimore or the Northern Gates. give tha prtn-
asse 81 visiting WASHINGTON CITY sss aOuts
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers
can rfncuCe through 1Tektfs and tsFO9sh Checks 70
MASnINGTO.> CITY
L. ~; COLE, w T. SMITH
Baltimore. ton. Baltimore.
June 8, 1866.
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GROVESTEEN 4 co..
PIANo.F oR"
NJ NTFA I'D @


4J9 broadway, ..:........... New York.
FfiE attcction of The Pnblic aud The Trade ia i,-.
Il 4 yitcd 10 our NEw SCALE z OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PLANO FGRTES. which for volume. n nd
purity OF tone are unrivailcd by anyhithrrto offer
cd in his.markCt. They contain all the mo.lcrn
improvements, French Grand Action. Harp Pedal,
Iron Fame, oVerstrung Bass, land each instru
mcnt being made under the personal supervision
of Mr. ]. II. GRovEsTEEN who Inns had It practical
experience of over IS years in their manufacture, is
fully warranted in every particular.
THE Z" GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTES'' RE-
CEIvED THE AWARD OF MERIT OVER ALL OTHERS
AT THE CELEBRATED WORLD's FAR.
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
ma here OF London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Boston and New Yosk: aud also at the
American Iustituse for five successive years, tho
gold aud silver medals from both of which can be
seen at our ware rooms.
By the introduction of improvements we mako a
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by InanufaCtn.
ring largely, with strictly cash system, are cna-
bled TO offer these INSTRUMENTS price which will
TERMS-Net Cash in Current Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
October 2, lS66-3m.