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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

D ERRATUM--In a parsgraph under
the Local head in yesterday 5 Gazette, we were
made to say, when speaking Of the Ret1oces-
sion petition, we hope it will be encouraged"
The remainder Of the article will show that
this was entirely the reverse Of what We wrote.
The sentence should have been-''|lil NOT he
encouraged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

The Exhibition given at Liberty Hall, on
Tuesday night, by the teachers and pupils Of
the NJ. E. Church Sunday school, was largely
attended, and gave great satisfaction to ali
present on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAlLRoAD-ln
consequence Of the action ofthe Senate Of Pir-
ginia declaring Mr.. John s. Barbour the legal
president Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company, Governor Peirpoint, as one Of
the members Of the Board of Public Works,
by whom Mr. Barbour claims were overruled,
has addressed a communication to the mem
bers OF the House of Delegates, giving them
Statement OF the case" as he understands 1t.
The Governor submits detailed report of the
imbroglo and infers that by some legerde-
main the Senate was imposed upon By 8 pres
sure Of some kind" The Governor says, in
conclusion:
81 am satisfied and am frank in saying SO,
that ia my opinion the interest of the stock
holders demands that MIR. Barbour should not
be president of the road. Mr. Barbour has
given out that the company owned large
amount of cotton, part Of which he has sold.
He has made no report Of his transactions.
Ny opinion is that there should be another
president and q new set Of directors to settle
with Mr. Barbour [ have candidly, and
without reserve, given you this short state
ment and opinion in the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

POLICE REpoRr-M AGIsTRATEs' OFFICE
To-day T. Mccormick, and Frederick Knapp,
were bailed in the sum Of $500, each, to appear
before Court, to answer to the charge Of rob
bing Bernard Carlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

The snow, Of yesterday, was followed by
rain, and the rain freezing made the pavements
very slippery early this morning. Some per-
sons had falls, but we have not heard that any
serious injuries were received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

In the House Of Delegates, on Tuesday, Mr..
Pendleton, Chairman Ct the Committee on
Claims, reported bill for the relief OF joseph
Padgett, late Constable 6 Alexandra county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

The citizens OF Washington are just now
exercised on the subject OF railroad through
Prince Georges, Charles and St. Mary's Coun-
ties, Nd, to Point Lookout,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

A few days ago, Martin Weleh and Joseph
Inyle1nau arrested in this place, for picking
the pocket q MRS Maln Ia Benedict, OF sl55,
were aiken before Justice Mckenzie, ana we're
by him sent to jail. The facts were made
Known to 1upt Richard, in Washington, who,
despatched detective Bigley % Alexandria to
explain the case, aud request that the prison
ers be sent 70 X ashingt2n t',r trial, where che
offence was committed. Ine prisoners were
promptly delivered 70 he officer, and are now
a; polce healo uarter<, awaiting a heaglog &c
fore Supt Richard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.

The MILITARY COMMISSION. Pursuant to
adjournment, on Tuesday last, the Commission
re-assembled at noon to-day, when the Judge
Advocate, claiming the right reserved by him,
nroceeded to the examination Of DR.. Bently,
who being sworn for the prosecution, testified
a. follows: Am Surgeon i. S. A, in charge
ofbospital at Alexandra Anderson first
1T the house of a negro woman, afterwards at
the T. Overture hospital-Was wounded in the
side of the head and in the thigh-wound was
the nature of the wound the relative position
Of the parties, but presume they were On the
same pain-the force of the ball was expended
10 penetrating the left side Of the skull-believ
ed the wound caused death-lo not think the
wound in the thigh was made by the same sized
ball-both wounds were made by pistol balls
saw him Immediately after the shooting, did
not see any of the shootjng-it was about two
o'clock when saw him-the ball took down
ward direction after entering the skull-the
wound was in the right thjgh-think the ball
entered from the left S;de-the shot in the head
and olo.hing was made by party standing on
tho left side
The cross examination, on tie part Of the
defence, was conducted by G. S. Miner, Esq,
in the absence OF Gen. Wells.
The Commission adjourned till to morrow,
when the evidence for the defence will be intro
duced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
ian 2i--5t
GTUN EE. 5
y NERVE, BONE & CORN
TTTITnyENT FOR ETEM or Feast

Warranted to cure Rheumatism; Sprainf
Sweled JOINTS Sore Throat, Frosted feet Pois
ons, Sores and Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns,
Mumps, letter, Pains in the Limbs and back,
Sweeny, on man or beast, Saddle Or Collar gals,
Distemper Scratches, &C.. On horses and Mules,
and all diseases requiring an external Kennedy:
All who know 5tonebraker's Imminent Will
testify that it is the most popular, Liniment ever
sold Il any country: and that it has given per
feet satisfaction Whereverit has been Introduced,
taking The place Of al others This IS q strong
evidence Of its great power III removing Pains,
Swellings, &C., both on man or beast. No Lin
i1nent has yet been made 20 equal il. Il only
needs a trial to prove ~ good effects.
H. STUNEBRAKER,
FunkstoWn, Nd.
Z. 5. LEI C>BEATER s CO.,
oc I1-3m Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

The colored population Of Washington, ar
cor1iog TO the census just taken, is 27,52
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
By JOHN e. PARRoTr. AUcTroEEEl

FoR sALE.-The HOUSE and LOT, S# g1
u No. Is, Commerce street, belonging sa DO,
to the estate of the late Mrs. G. c. Goa kley,
decd. This house is in good repair, being built
of the very best materials in the year 1884, con-
tains ten rooms, ali pleasantly situated, with an
unsurpassed cellar The lot is twenty Ave feet
front, running back or hundred feet, to pub
lie alley. Also, side alley, with water pipe
running through the yard. Sold with no in
cumberances, and title indisputable: (This
property will be sold at private sale, if aesired)
If not, will be sold at public auction, in front
Of said residence, on WEDN ESDAY, Febru-
ary 2lst, at II o'clock. Terms-One-haf cash,
remainder in two different instruments at three,
six or twelve months, to suit the purchaser.--
Title secured by deed Of trust until the deferred
payments are settled. Possession given in one
month from sale or to suit the purchaser
Further information regarding said property,
those desiring to purchase can obtain by exam
lining the premises.
Will also be sold, On the premises; At the
FURNITURE, consisting in part Of FEATHER
Beds, Bedsteads, Carpets, Chairs, Sofas, Tables,
Glasses, Crockery, &c. Terms made known on
the day of sale jan 25-eodts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

L. G. Baker, chief detective Of the War De-
partment, is now under trial in Washington on
tie complaint of Jos. r. and Lucy L. Cobb,
charged with false Imprisonment, assault and
battery and extortion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

Wehaye before remarked that the rates OF ad-
yertiSing, in this place, are not more than one
half what they are in other cities, as we know
from seeing the bills rendered from many news
paper Offices, especially in other parts OF the
state. AS for ourselves, We cannot afford to
work for nothing We havehad experience IN
that matter, in many instances, for more than
twenty years-and 1T don't pays sad ex
perience teaches us. Weare willing to work at
living rates-and this newspaper We know IS
worh to advertisers all that they are ever
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
T1LEGANT BLACK s. COLORED SILKS

T. :. -,
We would call the attention os Ladies and
purchasers generally to our splendid assortment
Of rich and choice BLACK AND COLNRED
SILKS, which we are now ofering' Exceedingly
cheap in order to reduce our large stock pre-
vous to the middle Of next month, when We wish
to take account of stock.
We have recently reduced the price OF large
portion Of our MORE antiques, and some other
styles of Silks and still allow the discount of 10
per cent for cash. All goods marked in plain
figures, at the lowest market rates. One price
only. ". RI. SHUSIEk - BIO,
No So Market Space,
Between Seventh and Eighth SITS
ian I-5t TashlnGtGD, u =.
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oc .IT-3lll

GIONEBEAAER'f'
HORSE AND CA :: :.1 POWDERS!
4 safe and speedy >.:-o for Coughs, Colds,
Distenpers, Hcavea, Hide bound, Worms Bots,
Scurvey, &C.. in Horses, Loss Of Cud, Black
Tongue etc, in Cattle
READER DON'T FoRGET
STCNEBRAkER'S HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS,
are becoming the ost popular Powders now in
use. And Why? Because they are prepared OF
such ingredients as are precisely suited to the
animals t"r which they are used. No powders
and acquired so great celebrity in the same time.
AZ an evidence ottheir superiority over Ill others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on .Acae
powders against all others DOW put mp Only
try 4he!n and De convinced Of their greet quail
tiles II. SIONEHhAN
70" sale By oar agent. i'u1k5towH. hid
Z. S. Ll5ANEEATER 81 CO.,
oc i~--3rn Alexandria, W.
y AIS MADE, ~ 90 ME pU.I VFJH eli:
y, HOLES TO DIE:
t31olt A@etruction of rAts.
Il {. paste anG usc1 % bread.
Every box warranted q dead eho':
A. j. viii destroy all your
Rats E0zchas lice a?ld AnIe.
Or you can have Jour money refunded
Not dan ycrot:s 10 The human family.
Try it-anl lit don tSlay ell your, ra:s. &c
I on can }yave your money refunded.
Sold by druggists and country dealers G2ner
ally. II. STONEBRAKER,
Eunkstown Nd.
For sale by oOr agents.
Z, s. LBADBEATER & CO.,
oc 17-5m Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

SUPPORT YOUR MECHANICS. There is no
truth more undeniahle than that is the bounden
duty of every community to support, literally,
its own mechanics. They are worthy and IN
dispensable class OF men, and we find no town
or village hourshing without them. Indeed,
their presence, or absence, and the business
given to them, are always true index Of the
condition OF place, whether advancing in
wealth or Importance, or sinking into decay.
CHARTER or ALEXANDRIA.--inth the Virgin
ia House Of Delegates, on Tuesday, bill
amending the charter Of the town Of AleXan-
dria came up, was explained by Mr.. English-
ordered to be engrossed-tbe rules suspended,
on motion Of Mr. English, and the bill passed.
A copy Of the bill as it has passed the House of
Delegates has been received from Our delegates,
and is on file at the Alexandria Gazette Office,
where it can be examined by allintereSted.
An attempt was made on Tuesday night to
break into shop on South Fairfax street, be-
tween Wolfe and Wilkes streets. A negro
man attempted to prise open the window shut
ter with bsyonet, the noise aroused the IT,
mates Of the house, the negro fed, and WAS
fred at, but the ball missed its aim, and the
burglar escaped.
L. G. Baker, chief detective Of the War De-
partment, is now under trial in Washington on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Arrived.

Steamship Arizona Many Apn~sl l2th inst win mails Hnd
70 Pscfc Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Columbia Barton Havana June 40 o. y y % WIN
tn8ss. and pass b Garrison Allen. -.
Steamship Iiatte Parrish Norfolk, with mdse TO Livingston
Fox Co
g. : ship Pampero. Cobnrn Pensacola II days e., q,
sbiu 4 Souii s-d AfaK Leghorn 81 with marble and
US 40 .bb Chsuucey head winds aud oalns al
most Msy 81 lat n IS long ~ 80 Alexander
Miner Of f-i from aoh and killed
soveuto ass W'emann' Havana 10 days With ballast TO
Bsrt Albion Qsno Esenbroek Cardiff days with coal 70 C.
Nens fIas light westerly winds and Gains Of the Pes
~, on a. IN L.. III, -.
R.fk Nassao ta Gallo Genoa ~ days Win nde
ADD b pas o O FsbbncotiL
n r uek Co brig 4. D. Darrell. for Newrfok in .
fe~ deys a, e -. -, cov p.v q A..
u1,h coa 10 Brett Son & Co. ~ q. .,..n,. - IL.
With shostnv k Rivera, Cdoozl Co. Le sh i'Ooi i'
ss c.pers tof undeslaud Bedford ceDtacso' s dayt with
tgssT 70 hoCully hst1b.
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and his associates for 3O00OO payable state Donds.
one Of the three Commissioners who had charge OF the
sale refuses 20 attach his name 10 the contract ana
the matter therefore hangs fire. The ground OF objection
the sale Is that Gen Fremont does not Oder hrscl9s
.cury for he subsequent payments ltls preslheu VIC
Governor VII settle tie question by llcug zen eAoAt
In possession. lie paid the first IS OwJ IN cash. ana
offered the road itself security Tor the future payments
A singular sequel % tho late strike OF lonssloTe-
men az this port is recorded The Irish a5orers, VINO
originally struck for higher wages secured INC CO.
operation OF the negro a5ores in the movement ana inc
two colors marched in procession through tHe ncPa
streets with flags and banners, tesylhg tAeH common ~
tcrs In the question OF WAGES The strike succeeded but
the steamboat men, IL revenge upon tne auhors VI ~ re-
solved not 70 employ any help but negroes. Now afA lne
result The Irish were afraid 10 mob the because
tho utter ndefns bty of such conduct would De apparent
al glance so different tactics employ On Satur-
day last the steamer Magnolia was dscoYe,el 70 o. on
IRE, but was saved by opportune eAerioAs' 1uc SHS
many letters received at the office OF the Phcpa
packet companies threatening each companys Doas Win
the torch unless their negro hands were at once dscDdge
and Initiating that previous fires had occurred through
the refusal of steamboat owners 20 obey similar warnings
The matter is in the hands of the authorities.
great triumph for the Seneca Falls, ~ ~ hre engines
took place here recently. One of the irselass roares
from the Island Pond Works was brought here for sale and
placed trial in competition with the Latta ehg1es'
built in Cincinnati The result was victory Tor the no
tary in every particular one, aud that was IN distance
in which there not more than five feet difference In
suction performance, IN quickness OF getting up steam IN
power the Seneca Falls machine was superior, WINE III
fghtness and simplicity the odds are two to one In her
favor The Iatta engines have till lately had monopoly
in the West and their displacement great triumph ior
Eastern mechanics. The Rotary has been purchased by
the city.
The conservatives are making great stir in the interior
over an alleged organization OF militia to enforce the Reg
istry Law It is a new feature in the administration OF
Government to denOunce any designed TO carry
out a law not repealed declared unconstitutional Yet
the returned Rebels quakng now lest when they try to
break up Registration offices they may be confronted by
bayOnets.
The railroad fever in North Missouri is in full blast
The North Missouri and West Branch is going ahead from
Mexico TO brunswick and last week the contract was
awarded for building the Cameron and Kansas City road
a Chicago enterprise for tapping the trade OF St. LOUIS
west OF Kansas City
The weather for few DAYS has been intensely hot, and
many of our people are leaving for the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Passengers Arrived.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND THE GsTHMUs-ln steamship
Aon,-Cspt VI L. Potter A. c. Morris and WIFE, Dr. Woods and
0 Simnes MIS- John Sinclair aud child Clp n hgnhs'
In and wife T. Jesup Allan Graham j. IT. Burial H. heul2n
"a st.r Mr. L. Tompson. Mrs Harriet Howes and eaug-
tsrs Wg H. sic child, Mrs VIM. II. Walls snd son Mrs. =
Mtrb ri Eart-e wife, C. ;. targo, Mrs ~ r boyd T.
Cochran IT, frs Bostiyster Miss T. Bowman r G. SCI
frdL. belt H. ami H. Lcvy W H. Atihuf Jc.se IL
o0dfch. lal 'cD0noush H. Hepogrp Cha AdeA9p az y
Iaw.on aud ufai Kane, Capt f. j. Bennett Mrs L. a. iie
ron Nrs O.ms'esd aud chi dren Chas W Hafker H.
Lsbrron wife and infant Henry Bracket James - sweet j. O.
McCaum Ssut : Merriam.
Greene J. ". Jackson Jauto Gaas John Crosby Daniel
lesp VI poev aud children, John sergeT and
Two WANT d NJ Lspita Mr. Gandaseqd Juus A. estera j.
Zoe M - Coles a. s. ~, D. Herbert M J. d. Sin. ARE vile
,nl 81. Banco, Dr. q Asop Mr. Foster Dr Barre J.
Mallory wife aud FI Chi dlcn Nrs luthi FRANK W
rrle UarlI. AJl-es Rebss Capt Butler r. b. HAYES C. j.
turtre % o. pa ct. DO and l13 ia steefase. . -. .
FRgN HAVANAfn steamship C0umbaNrt. Adot Miss Adot
A. q Aecs.v ch'-en J. A. raes J. Lsierie ). "
Cse g. rurra j. II. Yong p Cas'anA Murphy sna we
q. T q Ecaerrrs ~ a del Pine, - Osye' Is a. "a
firs A. uciou j. Daily r. Iah5ler VIE c1na ana
49, ugny C. Rose D. ferso p Csrio Mo =. Cs9.'
T. 4. Boasisr, l. ChacaI o eo and sefV L
). ano F. pe;o and child G. cs"a ~ CssSeh. ,; byI
Iorz "a .e H. r. spearins r. T. Lsgrbyo J. J. Goodwin,
U Bel mi Moucra j. Macao, 7 Domingnes' A. d. CasIa Mr.,
Anna orking and Children NJ Oventeio capt IL iea .
lIAac, aud Capt Brighton.
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eHIPPENG INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..........Juyk 20.
Cleared.


Steamship Louisiana (Br Cutting Liverpool National Steam Nav
seaa.ap Abemsre Bourne Norfolk City Point; Richmond Liv
ss.hp santiago de Cuba smhh oruytown, Mic, Marshall
Roberts.
ssam.n hin Fung Shuey. Hdeth, New Orleans, r. Lowden
sts.mshp Fage. Greene Havana Garrison & Allen
St-amshp Ten s Terry, Chaplin, NewbeTn. C. Gocdspeed
sesm.hp Diflgo Sherwood Portland II. b. Cromwell 90
New Bedford Ferguson W GOD
stesm.hip Biars. Grumlv, Philadelphia.
sts.mslip W Woodward, COndif, baltimore.
Ship Celestial Empire, Taylor, Liverpool snow Bfss
Shio ssfsra OBJ H. Thomas Sydney ~ ;. W. X w Cameron
ship Consultation Orb Mitchell ST. Johns, n b. Williams q
J1iou. ~ ~ c-,.-.C
sbp Golden fleece wilson. San Francisco r. NJ Cooley To-
Sbip Irinountaiu, Stout, Liverpool, &. Cerow:
Bari Crested Wave (irl Lake London, BOYD hincken
Raj IL ID. Stover. Pierce Maanzas, j. y. Ward Il 60.
Berk Hunter. Yok OsrbaTieD, Thomson Hunter
Bari Cam psnero r Spigh Rio Jsneiro Pendesast Bros
Bar Tweed (Br.l McDouy. Cow Bay J. =. Whitney & Co
Pax QUA (BrL Day, Liverpool n $ o. Wheewnsatk Go.
Bsrk Dora (Brem Knuppel Manssnla, Hsgemeyer bTuu
Triy Rose i8rl Piper Belfast Ireland. Boyd hnsk Ken
rs Louisa iEr Bell Mstsnzs via wilmington N g, H. rum
.hrlL o. ~ =, c..
Sch, Clinton Pembroke, Me, j. boynton, son Co.
Sclf. w $ Baker Peircs, Gouccter
Nicsersou Swan Island, j. o. Baker Co
sclr Willie Dill Fsuou. Wilmington n c. Thorn howes
seh Ffg and (re klaup Londonderry Ruaer Bros
serI 4 D. Soul soull Philadelphia Van bTont sssh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

CAUTION 10 FARMERS ABOUT BUYING DISEASED COWS.
ia consequence of the determination Of the Board OF
He th of New-York to break up the swi-milk business
IL expected that the will be driven to the country,
and dered TO farmers at low rates. As peuro pneumona
,wn to exist infectious disease in all the swiu
FED rds mayb carried into the country as 1t mas oeon
sev, times heretofore where it viii do immense injury
h. can be checked Farmers therefore cautioned
40 st buyng cows which have been exposed to the con-
p on although they may be at the time perfectly healthy.
aportant is this subject considered that the Presidents
Secretary of the NewYork state Agricultural society
40 issued an official notice in which they say;
we earnestly advise all purchasers OF stock 90 exsnns
nose which are offered Tor sale with 70 TINS usV se
We also advise that in case the disease sAes US
in any herd the sick animal be INN Datey and gd sens
rated om the rest The period Of ncaooioa OF s 9is
vres from 40 10 co DAYS IL well ssceTtained that this as
case Is strictly iree-ous never occurs where tqe ALL
has MOI come into with diseased anualA The meA.
OF animals suffering pearc pneumonia dangerous wnea
used u human feod.'
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dona dsoualifea for iudging in the premises, sInOe

ditons, disqualified for judging in the premises since
bis views are but reflection Of his theology.
His assertion that Jesus in condemning and setting
aside the ancient Jewish law" an eye for an eye,
tooth for TOOTH" Sc.-intended TO "forbid Pr'0at'
revenge only is worth just as much as any ones as
serton would be in opposition not only to the OBJ
yious force and purpose of the text, but il an
tagoniSn to the whole spirit and drift Of the Cos
pei Moses never inculcated nor justified "priVafs
revenge" his law was a national code, and was 30
understood and administered You might as well as
sumo that Jesus intended only to disallow private
divorces, and not those legally sanctioned. But
enough. Ed. Trib.
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sel, G N Rossl.. Mo Ele.heas Az. va fail 70

sclr C. N Rogers Mott Ec.heus days. with fruit to r. p
Hutchinson.
Haitea fBf Carhsn, Fredetckton " D. 10 day Wiih
scf Rising sun chandler Joaesboro with spngs to Iioyoke
Seif Rio O-au5e from wreck Of sr J. a wooilou'e, ashore Al
setAP Howe Burgess Savannah days vi.h timber to P D.
Co. go
sctr. , wing Cloud. sp.rss. rl.'t't
S.r ko jasper, ID day.. .H ooa 70 e. IL S"4a
ycir. q. J.. Abel. Fowler a b.uy il1 tl9vii.uce.
scAr Il. +. Butter, Fowler Albany i2r FEovltsuce.
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Passengers Sailed.

gOR HAVANA-In steamship Rsse-J NJ. Mors wife two chill
An S servant, B. Rodriguez Beudencio Bravo r. o. Williams
X W Hn.ted Fero sunez a. de Gauos nss MAIDEN Victor
Gyt-re Tofo Nezcazs and wife Jose Garcia John Albion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Moon Sets.....l2;4O
DAY.
Dandy Hook...2l0 Gov sud......25l Hell Gse'''''f%
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Disaster.

The dom BeUe Of the Cape loaded with coal ard bound 10 IN
Fs.te r while passing hIoB.h Hell Gate without p o. strn
on ia s Pc n and subcqueny Wooey Dock near Where
she lies sunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

tTiHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
L called BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY al the esens
ruscians city elsewhere pronounced by tie Nsona
Yiano Forte Association after trial in their rooms with the hr
commissioners Of country emHenily the BEST flANo IN
AMERICA and used by the Conservatory Of Music and other high
susc schools altogether because Of their immense power equality
sweetne and bTancy Of castle touch ard great Durability
WAREROOMS. No +29 Broome-st. near Broadway.
tTNHE MASON d HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
4 FIFTY TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other hlOh
Est PREMIUMS Rave twarded NJ H. within few years
and SEVENTEEN within the weeks. or The bES4
lNSTRrfNENTS 80 tffo Ut.VERAL CLASS.
presented st.
epf,-n ID country THE
MASON A HAMLfN CABINET ORGANS ARE UNEOU ALED
fnces Warerooms No 5so Broadway New-1 OK
D ARTT FIT a. DFMOREST's ELASTIC STITCH
ID PRACTICAL FAMILY EWING.MACHISE-Price S25
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FNHE BRADBURY

I'D D1ADDO"I
PIANO.FORTE
IA now pronounced "THR by fret Artists BY the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE NEw.YoEK,
and by many State Fairs
Besides Of the most eminent Musicians and PAut'
of the country testified the The points Of excellence
tover ,he ENTIRE REQUIREMENTS Of a eject Piano.
Cal OF send circulars with ilustraonst to
WIN 3. BRADBURY.
No 427 Broo:ne y. ?.