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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14


sOSTON CATTLE !. RESEF.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week eadng Wednesday, Nov Il, 1865
The following is the amount of stock at Market.
Cs tie. Sheep. shotes. Fai4 Hogs. Vesls
This week, 1900 l65oU 50 1900 so
d 5:' , :ss. .so s ss i is!s sS5 5 s 1919
Beef-E.tra $500 % $1,000 arst quz iity s12o0
cwt on ight of hides talow dfessed be
chocet estrrn, $1,000 TO ou,OJ Buis,etc ,>1tO
working oxen-SI75 to $50 per pair according to
th-ir valae beef. Handy steers SO to $50
ral arrow and dry, $50 70 sttra goo: -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to 1000 Nv scar ga
$4,000 $500 :nree years old $1,000 to o5-0t
and lambs to 6se on live weight, or 81 30 10
shotes vhoresa.e, IL to lie, retail, II lsc.
Pat HOss-ll to dis per ID Spring Pigs % to oOe.
Hides-Brighton, II to lie. Country lots es
to lie.
rslto E-o tolo pr ID. Country lots 5 TO s.
PeIts-sI o. sI25
RKnARk.-Receipts Of cattle over the Northern roads
1918, 400 than last week. The Trade has
been quite dun during the week, mutton especially
having been cheap fair qualities at To- e To-
Trouble in either branch OF tie uade Affects all other
branches. II mutton L. cheap people refuse bee ara be
sides. OF the country drovers say that 5Her safes
have been materially essene1 oil late 10y ie duhes, ~
business IA some OF the anuiacturng villages With
out attempting 10 pry uheT INTO The causes the tact was
very eVdeut at Cambridge tuesday mcTnWs- mat Tie
drovers had brought their stock du
their customers bent upon butiu al lower rate
or later ia the day OF eek Besides tile unusually large
above reported there yards tu Of
Western cattle from Brighton W lth oil these
tore them me Growers were eopei'eu u Sgen eF De
mands and lower their from - 20 "a per IT,,
and after making these concessions trade was not
At Brighton, including $50 left over last week, the
Western droves put up lIIo, AMI the Maine nearly
of stock. Many OF the Albany cattle
lale this present writing butchers hold
ing back purchasing, in the belief that prices must
decline Still before night. They hope buy lair
lie per H. before tbs maTket closes
The mutton marNet " broken down last eek the
butchers by the Unexpectedly large amount ui mutton
sent from Maine and elsewhere dressed One butcher
Us prime lambs ) lbs sold by
commission dealers 5C per 10. The butchers assert
books will show lo>s u dollar per
head all slaughtered by them duTug the week, aud
put the drovers accordingly Common 10
: of. inferior lots
Two dollars for such sheep why. uncle Fetch
no heard OF such pces DreNer~ t"-shs s.~y
doing good bus cost Many lots
were unsold the last heard of them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14

Tue following sable elbows the result of the
elections held in 1866, for Members of Con-
gress, compared with that of the same cleo
tians In lS64.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14

Mineral Baths HOms.-A few baths pre-
pared with +" StTumatic Salts " viii efecuaiy cure
Rheum atisn, Dyspepsia, Scrofua and ervptions on
the face. spF&xi4yleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE,
RIG e. = G e IS e. Ct
FLopR AND hRAL

Reported by RIrzGKEALD s TRACr, strictly Produce
Commission Merchants. Is South William street. n V
We quote for the week ending Nov a 1866, as toll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14
Gbe Malhsis.

Reported aud teiegrsPhei expressly for the Green
Mountain
sOsTON CATTLE u gGEF.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ading Wednesday, Nov Il, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14

S1NArE.-BilIs introdxced-By Mr.. Smith
TO inoorports the Aonkton Kaoln Company;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14
soSToN MARKET. Nov. 10.

Potatoes per ushel,
DyckmAn o % 0 90
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
xxxIxrH coNGnEss-FIRsr sEss,o
MONDAY, JusE IL, 1896.
GEN. .TR

tn'st. a ~ =, p,,
message Wp preeeived from the Presidenttr trans
hitting the report Of the Board Of Visitors Of the
s SMI academy ior tne year 1900 rhloh was re-
ro.ied 70 tne Oommntee on naval Affairs.
M. arines moved TO PRINT 900 extra copies
Mnien WI" feieHea 70 'ne COMMITTEE on Prnt-
ins
os W Y prssen.ea pee,upn from bankers
Nv WIZ sspsnne tnau ,o 'ns nso emSuianon naS o.
;n ~, ~ 10, ssss sSuyo,vvv ana ask
80 w s ~ 'ps ". t oI tne,l eircu-
Pi W eo"o'u. noP0i''a 10 NominHtee on
A,so ,,.no,,., =, N. w., -
r'.tNn "s " " No" Ius Shhmosro Coin-
Pssssaa y. 'as ol tne bankrupt law
~ Ea'..,.Js. ~. ~. IN rl,,
lsssuhuon' ar,l' iIom .no COMMITTEE on rinanee'
~ ~ s senun'ns . Tue hMouse M oii 70 pro-
,.as,.S >, I heeP,ns oI 'he puoiie moneys en-,
ia 80 1'''a'ns o"0e'si "hien WI" fead ana
NJ Wa. ,n,,oa,..a t.,..
.nsa - ~ '.sh'S yoin' reso'uuon IN IeieI-
nsv " tuo PuionhseV VI certain iAnus NJ foint LOOK
ou, NJ ,or mni.sIy anu naval hospital;
oonis. ~ m. 49,, - ~ shttA
,,dn' ,.h,ah .ne 0Vim,.'ee On reeonstruo-
psin,,, 0A '''''u " 'n' oommi''ee on
On mn,,on az NJ, pdw.,a. Ar. I'm a,
nrosids So, ,ho asa,, ~ %e .ns oln 70 Iurtnor
Ia y, n..ss,s .sm ~ s"s 'ss " PassenseLs On
.'ann ,ey. P,UPensa IN wnole or IN part by
~. - ~ ~ 49, oi inspect
C.rtain .msndmsnt. rsno,,sd 4. ~. P..,,,.
n, Oan,,.ra. -. -. "A r.. ~ ~ a, ~ ! ~ noi',,'oo ~
ia o~ar - ~. ~, anu .ne oiii was 'hen
N ors o,.locL INV 'Ps''A' o''s' io' 'o-niorro"
NJ ,,l..E.t,L
ton vb,cb "a. rsss,sad ,S. I9' Issolu
tary AN.irs. $500 w , 'Ae OO"'"''''oe VI m'''
R,.oJ,,,J L. Th..,k.
ho "a /. ,',ts,ssS ~ 'ne treasury
10 f,ans,sl Rsnismin p,.iss p..s,Js", pay
Road ~ Managsrs ar ~. N.,,an'n asnI I oi .ne
ni.aLisJ VaInrts StJt - "As Asyum ior
IN ,h. rraaSn,. ~, O,h.r'r;.. os. " auy money
ann ~ seo ooo 30 i. an,i,"a T. IpP,yPiu lpIP Pi me @.he
naymsnt ~ ~. po,ntp PnoIog, nn , - a ., tne %,
Msrv,. conn,S M.rvi.nd Sos AZ. ptIPrnI.S, pPrnIS, in o';
ons ~ ths 't.I,.. y ~ H. Ns,,ssi hnire -, "
DisabIsd VoIuntse, soId,srs 80 III. hyi,n ioi
soon M tItla to ths satisf.ction ~ AZ h,,n ~
CIsn.raI Of The Unitsd S,atsS Ma sS ato'1sy ~ ny
AsvIum N al I.ast th,.s hnndrsJ 80. ~ sI'
Including that an which saId nronsrtS ~ ~
sta,es is now bniIt .nJ H. rn.S ,i,,a shsIu ~
80 made ali The aid propsTty az tba UnitsS St.t".
thereon shall he and bscome tbs n,onsrtv ~ snid
National Asylum, - F'crN' " '"''
Mfr. Creswell introduced n hill dscIaratorv NJ nm
act 10 amend the act estabiishIn1 tbs Court nI
Claims, which was referred 10 ths Committss On
the Judiciary. IL provides that Al. Deputv soIi'
citor shall receive a. eompensation al 500 mar mn.
num-computing the difference from the dats of
oath of the present DEPUTY. :
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on MiIitarv
Affairs reported the Joint resolution to provide for
the publication Of the otclal history Of the rebel
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

The following spirited, manly and patriotic Tsso,
lutiOAs were adopted by the club at the meeting
last evening; r .... .fgrf#r |...
Whereas the Constitution and members Of this
club have been the subject Of radical animadyer.
sion 10 the United States Senate TherefyTe-
Be d rssOiped, That, conscious Of the reotitude
Of It's intention and honestly believing 10 the truth
Of every syllable Of the preamble Of its constitution
We reiterate our hrm adhesion thereto.
RsIolued, That tho club cannot be intimidated
In Tvs sacred devotion to the Constitution and the
Presidents policy by the Senator from Nevada,
whose attempt TO intirnldRts An honest expression
Of political sentiment We despisej that while he Il
prone to censure the Government employees who
sustain the President against lthe revolutionary
ooune Of Congress, he Is wilfuy blind to the fact
that large nnjority Of the clerical force Of the
Government are bitterly hostile to, and scan
dalously denounee, tho President, we respectfully
inform him a majority In Congress, notwithstaud-
ing It's usurpRtion does not constitute the Govern
msnt, and ohnnot enslays this organization. With
what motives Government emplOyse ses hostile to
the President asked Congress for an increase Of
pay, We knoy mott but II aDy member of this
club Joined in any such pc ition, It was be.
psnsAtion 10 view Of the high prices Of living,
and not in consideration Of being therefor oOmpro.
missed as frssmsn and politically subsidized by Con.
grsss
Rs,Oived, That We huri back with Indignation
nd scorn the imputativn Of the Senator from Cal.
forniA that this Club is unworthy Of respect that
Il e0ndeseends to hOtieD bur 10 t01teh hi, and all
such Senators Who would trample upon the Consti-
tuition and the liberties Of the psoplsi who desire
snarohy rather than peaosj dsuniOn rather than
the restoration OF the States to their proper funo
lions under tho Constitution.
THos. b. KALBTUs, President pro tsnI
RERDmAED u. sAhMhfo Secretary
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
DRoPosALs FOB srATIoNERY,

f-s!Itl TnHAsuRr DEfARrNHSr, June l, 1896.
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received Al
this onlce until the 50 day Of JULY, 1s8e Al l2 o'clock
m The Department 10 itself the order
the pspsrs In class hat folded, pian faint.
lined, TO any required pattern. H
Deliveries ofa tartie es In hsssyeral classes must
comply with the specineaiisns, which. with blank forms
Tor bddlpg will be Furnished 70 bidders.
All deliveries will hs subJset 10 inspeolop By Au
pert detailed for the purpose By Ne Secretary OF the
Treasury and the delivery of any Inferior article shAl
be deemed humespt cause 70 apnul the eoptraet.
Deliveries mqyt 10 free of charge the TreAsu W De-
pArtmsnt washington. Rash proposal must be slgnsd
by the Individual or Arm " and be Aeeomp inisd
soatr.es with good AAd sun0.snl bOSds. Il his bid be
The failure to comply with any one order under the
q the bond orhe seertlry Of The Treasury may direct
article A. shall be necessary to supply the deficiency
hfty per eeaipm q the price which shall be found
necessary 10 pay for speh articles tI,"r m p
fropesAis uuAeeompAnied by satisfactory guarantees
vii not be considered and oontrseis will be awarded
Ony to eatpblshsd manufacturers Of or dealers Ia the
The Department reserves the right to accept bids for
Individual Items In GLASSES aad OF 70 reject any
Bddsrs will be required 10 conform their bids 10 the
speeneatons farnished aud slnrs TO do will
the rejection Of any bid. N si'8 T.t.sl p ~
Bds which contain Items at prices less than the fair
cost Of the articles will be deemed fraudulent aud will
not be considered, |I. HUGH McCULt0CH, j
je6-mwNW Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
REHABILITATIoN.

HhfnMA - hV1Ns
y The work Of rehabilitation from the effects
of the war is going on. The sun shines, the
prass grows, and water runs in spite of Ie0is-
istiou or no legislation. Human sorrows
and priefs fade away and are FORGOTTEN. or at
least are much less sharply remembered; and
the fields, lately desolated by war or ne
elected through the necessities Of state Of
war, are once more placed under the care Of
the husbsndman and made to bring forth the
fruits of the earth. Thus the South is in the
process on rehabilitation. No doubt there
are many, there who will brood over their
disappointment. who will never forgive the
Government for having defeated secession.
who will Weld an enforced obedience 20 nm.
thoritv and hencefortb l;ye m;serahl., livos
and finally die .,o;serah,v. R,t .y.n ,h;.
elias. ,nns, vh;la 4, la.,. "a r.. - 4.
long-earn tbeir bro.d =, tho s,,o., :, a, ,a;s
brow Meanwhile tho great boav of Tho moo.
ple viii go cbeerfnllv sorward h ,ho nroao-
eution az the bns;nas. bv wbioh ,ho,, ,u,,s,
,liva Ths;r cror. 81 .o,,on -, r.,..T.o
b..co al - ,.;u 8. -, !, D.,.-' ~,
rebab;,;ta,. thoa aSo,,,h II !, 49,. "a. saL.hn,
ta,a tha Fed.r., Irn;on IT, n.,a,, ,ha,.
noliticaI inansn.e ber. a, N. ,oa, 40 O.
eminent for n while, kills neither a. ~,
nor the soul They are managin, ,he;r ~.
'n;c;nal Affairs and even NJ S,v~
knowled0es in his la,est nlon Of rooo,.,.,,s
tion that tb.;r STATE eova,n,,an,. 90 ..m
oient for simplv munic;r.I nnrDo.o. ~. !,
~ - f-f N''
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

Judge Barrett, Commissioner of Pensions, is en-
gagged In preparing Instructions aud forms applica
BILE to the new supplementary pension act approved
on the 9Th instant. H..
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

In response to inquiries made BY members of
Congress approximate estimate Of the amount
required TO pay the inctsass in salaries Of the OIL
GERS Of the navy has been made " the accounting
officers Of the Treasury. The additional amount
required to meet these demands will bo about
81 am nan . .. no
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
Pen, Pcncil, ana scissor.


.'upoh oNphhwooDs eharge ~ hcn'nohu
'srms . hne specimen ofJurisimpruden''. o. r
A NAN IN Canforma has made preparations
70 ha'oh fiztssn thousana chickens ~ s'esm during
the coming ssason- III " ~ NJ q
SILVER has been discovered on q farm near
areenviiie, Augusta county, Va, and old miners
pronounced theNievelopmsnts very rich.
u,s .Lraod fi,fo ,os snonnod he brt,,ad
as ,,,. ,,,ar,.I oo,, .nd a. no,n, AZ s.o, \. -.
complsteiy wound up.-Shaks.
FvX,,x Head Can,re Uaoan q; q, Ionis
4, h.Ia 70, ,,,., ,n A.. M,.,o,,., Ir.,,.a So,
g., q. o.,,h., ~, 49,. - csi.... h.
~. -. .,,.., a, a, Y.1,.,.,yT = 1, lTfIGTe y
L,,7gr. -, Blil uuu. r, :,
sls- pkoHok ALfRkp loYNskND, the Drill
liant fsulletonst and authorof one Of the raeiest
Volumes Of tho season, viz; ''cauPaisns Of Non
eombatant was In town yesterday .nnH
THS gentlemen OF counsel for JEFF. Davis,
prisoner Of war and under Indictment BY Rvirginia
grand Jury for treason, held sprotrActed mtervies
with Attorney General Speed yesterday. ID
A. PARTY of gentlemen who have been
t,.v.l,.v th,ourh M..i..ippi. saws the Na,byill,
p,,,, repor th., the social condition of the ooun
trv "a i.mertab,.. ..4 ..f....s. .-.---. ...
MAN. .A,.A..s,a, Ia.
- =. 'o.' "iuO" " W. -
NoAn' ' anu ono VI .uo P'VP''oN " ' ''Ho D'''ey '
New York, aged Gfty.six years .'' D. .. q
rh.,. 4, ,uoh a..,th of nhx,sisn, and ,uygeon.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB. ,

OLoblof asnngton' " ~
ofscsrs Of ths rssisnsh uaisn Club.
,... AZ
Hon. A1,Ex w RANbAi.f.o ~ xv;.oo,.,,,
vror pnrsrpsrrs. =
Hon. D. 8. NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon; W; = JOHNSTON, Of PennsylvaniA. !,
nnn nu.s y puRIps osM.n,...,
Hon. THADDEUs WELiEs. ofconnsctleut. N
Hon. A. J. KUYKRNDAJI, Of nlinois.
Hon. ". q; aooDLoK Of Kentucky. ta
ae sa I.s - i sTRl 3, mm1mn mv.sJa',n; Jma',nns;a.,,.. ~
oHAs. n. WILKINsoN' Of Mis.oud. U
Col. B.s. ALLEs, washingfon, D. Q.
ssoRsrARr. 1,O1pH yg =
oAsL D. ha.Es, soss,. 81 sssesy,ssn'A ~
3. b. FERGUSON, Of Tennsssee ~
-sasAsuREn.
%. hIIThNhousE, lPresident N.honsl Bank
4 Tos,.s1ro -" ~ w nn'n VI n'''snnou'''
| Sxrourtyn oorx,yrxr.
Hon. J. r. DooLIfTLE, of Wisconsin,. ,si
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The following letter from very distinguished
aud reliable in the city of Mexico has just
been received here. The information it gives Is
both interesting and important; .....rI.
CuY or MKxlcO, May 20, sos.
Gen. BaEaine has received orders from the French
Minister Of War, Marshal Random, to immeiiately
concentrate the French forces in Mexico, at the
cities Of Mexico, Puebla, and 0rizaba, forming the
principal camp At the latter place. to embark three
iourths Of the ioroe In November and the re.
maindsr in March next; to not mediate any further
moyements against the Liberals, nor to attempt to
reoceupy any place that has once been abandoned,
even II the Liberals retake possession in the very
act; and TO give no more money to Maximilian-in
a word TO bring the whole French expedition to an
end by March Of the coming year. aH
With reference to money, tho situation Is very
bad, indeed, as the following incident will show
On the application recently OF Macmillan TO
Gen. BaIaine for further pecuniary supplies, the
latter excused himself the ground Of orders from
home. Maximilian then declared that he should
abdiaate aud leave the country at once II more
money was not furnished. Thereupon Gen. Da-
Iaine issued orders to the Paymaster General to de.
liver to the Imperial Government half million Of
dollars. .' Il. aI'.-
The Paymastsr General, however, refused to
obey, as he had reosiyed orders direct from the
French Minister Of Finance, Mr.. Fould not to give
to MaIimilian a single dollar more. Eli,
Gen. BaEaine then sent armed force who
broke open the safes and took the money.
This scandal has caused great exeitement here,
as It Is almost repetition Of the act Of MiramOn
and MarquerE in 1860 in breaking into tho English
Legation and taking therefrom the money Of the
English bondholders. ID. &c.. ....
Where Is all this TO end, and where will matters
stand when once the French army Is withdrawn
An ofieer Of the French Expeditionnry Corps, on
being asked after the occurrence Of the foregoing
eyents what they came here for, replied: !" To
spend hundred aud eighty millions Of dollars to
usssSsly sacrifice the lives Of valiant soldiers,
and to forfeit our national honor"
Could more truth have been expressed In so few
words ''
2 In military Affairs the Liberals are doing well,
and the situation Is every day improving.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

On the hrst page Of the RuPUBLIoAs to-day will
BE- fosad notice Of the Female Rutgers Insiituts,
n New York, which i' one Of tho best educational
installations 10 the country. .ri!l
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

The receipts from customs at the port Of New
York last week were 81, TAO, ,99a02.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
Ss shsmsIa a. Co.,s M a HloT3
sre' ,l.4 ICE CREAM MMkNurAcroRY
.sIeJ. as q AND CoEPEoriorARY,
f.sH No. 800 ELrvrsrH srprsr,
Between X street and Massachusetts, avenus.
WARHfNQTON N 49, " =. -

iiafHHN / DO. 5DO tLuVENru HTuEBr,
Between street and hsssaehusettk avenus
WASHINGTON, m, c.lI1.aCV
Parties, wedding. aud Kxspr.ion. furnished On N.
most reasousble terms, and ., short notice
b n ~ rsEsH cAkEs nyssr pAr-gs la.lm
ss-Amspusnsis.-Persen dssirins ths ser
vice, ofa coPYikT or AMAsUEssIs, esa bs sseonmo.
dated BY lady who vrtses neat aud p,ia hand, By
applying At No lss sixth street west, bstwssn and
streets north. ~ s-.hs5-.... spas.u
!. or Marriage and Ceiibacy, an Esssy OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Msa. Also, Dis
eases snd Abu.ss which PROSTATE the vital pousrs,
with sure Of relief Sent free Of charge IN sealed
letter envelopes, Address DR. ,, sKILLIN HouGHToN,
Howard Association, Phtsdslphls, Pa. spl7.sm
s~Bresoh-Losding Arm.-Ths board for
The Examination of Breseh Loading Arms which Gem
erai HsneOek s president 10 now III sslsIen II mo- 81
wlndsr's Building.
Arms viii be received daily between the hour. Of II
q N. snd 2 p. n, until further noties.
h Investors requcaed submit their arms In per.
son or By assnt to the recorder OF the board.
rhsr al.U.a W. OWENS,
Capt S.h US. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. COL U.aA,
mh'2-n y nH' Recorder
sSMadam Moant.' PILE saive-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also Cos,umption Destroy.
or, and an Entirs Cure for the BrOnehitis AsthIs AZ
can be ound at stott's Drug Store. opposite National
Hotels 0ilmAns, near hstropotau Hotel, Pords cor.
usr Of Eleventh snd Peonsylvsnia avenue; Butvises,
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsyivans avspus; Eliiots
corner OF and Twelfth sirestsi Harbauah,s Of
Seventh and O. 90 Isia-n
srwondernai but True i-Msdanss REM
rsoroS the world renowned Asrolosist and somnam-
bastie Clairvoyant, while In elarvoyant state, de-
hssa.ss the very features Of the person yoa are to
marry, and BY the aid Of instrument Of intense
power known as the Psychomorops suaraat>ss pro-
dues perfect and hfsiike picture Of the future hus-
bsnd or wife Of the applicant with date Of MARRIAGE
occupation, leading traits Of ohsraotsr &e This 10
Imposition az testimonials without number assert
By ststng place Of birth, age disposition color Of eyes
snd hsir and enclosing any cents, snd stamped
lcPs addressed to yourself you will the picture
By return mall, together with desired iuformation
Address 10 eonndsnee, MADAME 0ERrRUpa REHlSsrox
Q. Box ao7. West Troy. Y. oeie-dwIy
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
INSURANCE. CoMPANIE-.
FxcEIsIoR FIRE INSURANCE COM

EXCEISIoR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IL rAhY. s
oSylcH.. ....,..... No. lSo Broadway, n. \
This CompAay lnanres all kinds OF BaldinEs, House.
hald Furniture Merehandise Vessels In Port and ether
Property against Loss BY Fire ..4
H.at ~ DiRRcroRs;
~ ftatta MARCUS y. HOD0Rs, tt
y t95 kUGBaE PLUhKkrT, 4I
4l JOHN GARCIA. -.
a.. .a WALDO HUTCHlNs
sHrat WILLIAM fERDDN,
ROBERT W. NEsBtT,
|fs t.1,.. 0UsrAvk hRYkAUD,
sj. kLlAs PoNvkRr H..s
RAMSAY CR0t,Es,
..tEra JOSEPH D YOUNG, M
CHARLES PELL,
~. o. PACALIN,
8. r. 0ILBRAT,
JOHN 8. WARD,
~ 81 ROBERT sCHELL, sf frl sH,
JAMES L. M0R0AN,
0R0k0EF EEsBITT,
sas -ls - JOHN X LEFRlkGWBLL,
.|srtl I d WESLEY,
GE0RGB T. sTRDMAN,
= al-.L. HENRY LEWIS,
! jss-sn MARCUS p HODGES, Prs.r.
=.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
fstifscIAI> S4fhc,asi.

Ii
ss- The Regular Monthiy Meeting OF the
BOARD OF rKusrBgs oF PuBLTo SCHOOLS viii be
held in thsr rooms At he q Hall TuRsDAY avs.
MING the l2ih ihstast ai e'eioek.i
jeiiA .......,....s.t.. RI. noisBAus sssersisry.
~ Nstier.i stiils.ry Asyipn.--,fh NAM
agsrsof the Nations. Asylum for discharged voiuptssr
soldiers suhorirsd W aes % Congress- approved March
~ 1900 ask proposals or stes for By doastoa
or sale The premises must be sl,usts IN oas Of the
loyal States contain 81 least 100 acres o snd ud be ia
hvAlfhy location and easy of access ~ rsiireaa Of
otherwise II 10 The purpose of The manssen 70 erect
without delay extensive and psrmanept baiidings for
sud Asylums, aud s e,tabishmsat win Be largely ad.
yaG.seous 70 any section or ralroAd In the sslny Of
Piass sp..iae.tiens shd e.si.ae. Tor Asylum build
nss including detached cottages are also ksd for the
ApproSaf Of the Botfd Liberal eompsn.aiion will be
given for the sneeessfut plan.
Proposas, pisps, speciaeations, aud sstimatss-ths
nrst named to be 10 whiting eontaipng plot and do.
sorpon of grounds terms and cdnaions Of trans.
fsr--must bslsni 10 haJsr Gsssrai D, y BuTLBR, At
lowell, ha on or before the 2oth dsy Of yaus Isee
p " DO 9Hi BENZ y. BuTLER,
,.i- d. =, "A ~ President Board of tfan.s.rs
LAWS B. 0usoKbl. Secretary. Nv ~ 7aaaaa
sS- Pubish.rs Of papers authorired 70 publish The
laws Of the Uasd States will iassr Tor thtea weeks,
aud send bil with eOpyof pabliestlon prior 70 Jass 30
any2s.Swl ll. alE Llllsn---- % i-LE LtLn
~, Moth aud Freckles.--Lsdiss saliotsd
with Diseoorations the Face called moth pzehes OF
fssektes, ishould use Perry's ceiebrsted hnfh and
Yrectfs Lotion. tits infAiiibis Prepared BY Dr. b. G,
PERRY, Dermatoiogist 10 Bond street, New York SOLD
by all drrssi''s In wAshhstoa aud sl.swhrs, Price
~ myi1.tt&.sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NoTICE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIoNR,'
- WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, rtr,p
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HoUSEnoLp FuRM. .oRE-
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETs w
sEAuTIEuL PARIon SUIT SUITS, COVERED WITH t.
CRIMSON GREEN AND GOLD BRocA1'EI
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE
n PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART
stosEwoo6 KNp BLACK WALNUT BgpRooM SUITS.
On this day (SatarlaD January ~, at II O'Clock pre-
s,iseIy 10 the highest bidder without the
!ng house he Yves. Eighth street between Fifth aud sixth
Yp Carpets three elegant Parlor Suits covered IN
feg eatin broce and figured reps rosewood Eta
ceres with French plate back and doors,
MAGNlFIcEMTRoS n OCTAVE PIANOFoRTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST 500
Elegant rosewood aud black walnut top Tables;
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs Bronze
aogapy Bedsesds BUREAUS lockers Lounges Sofas Spring
Mare. Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive rain shine.
n BReiable In attendance to cart, pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE woMEN's UNION mis-
"A sonary Society," will be held Sunday evening. Jan
% at ~ O'Clock the church Of Fifth
Twenty -irst street. No collection.