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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-01

Terms of le;-Onc-third Of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of SALE the residue
eighteen months, to be secured by the notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale The title Of the land to be retained until
the last payment is made, and the land to be re-.
sold at the cost Of the purchaser III the event OF
his failing to comply Wt4 th9 TERMS q Sai Conn.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-01

To arrive per schrs Nancy ]. Brayton, Jane
Fmison and Nellie G. Paine, 900 tons soft
blue lump PLASTER, for sale low by an =
W. A. SMOOT,
fen 2O-tf General Commission Merchant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-01

GAIT. ~
= Daily expected a cargo of FINE SALT
for sale on arrival by oo
my lin L. a. BkE N1o q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-01

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CAMERON DISTILLERY, NEAR ALEX
u ANDRIA- FOR SAIIE.-The undersign-
ed will cfer at public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the End day of May, 1866, the
valuable property known as Cameron Distillery,
with all the land and buildings thereto belong
ing, 49,. ou,, IA
Alexandria Railroad one mlefrom Alexandria,
Va, contains nine and one-eishth acres of land:
which is in cultivation as = market garden. Inc
building, three. story, is Of brick, substantially
built, and Of sufficient capacity to run 3OO bush.
per day. The copper worm for said, capacity Is
in good condition. The engine house IS OF
brick and fire proof The engine built by Poole
s. Hunt, of Baltimore, is of thirty horse power,
with two boilers forty feet long each, with requi
site shafting. Ay-wheel, etc. Also; one pair OF
superior mill burrs At the door is a WELL ten
abundant supply of cool soft water: There IS
pped into this we'll the water Of fine spring,
the water right Of which we offer for sale, with
all the privileges decided Jus.
The property will positively be sold, the own
crs having engaged IN other pursuits aGpihg sae
suit purchasers. Engine, copper and burr may
be sold in distinct parcels. The house contains
$50, 600 bricks. On the property are three tenant
1'''e'2' W. y'''O' CHARLES E. STUART,
2. GEORGE w. BRENT, H.
Agents and Att'ys. in fact
ap 10-eots ia, for the owners
baltimore Sun, Wash. Chron. n. Y. Herald.
every other till sale, and send bill to this Office
u EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.--Und
IL authority of deed of trust from Thomas
kcll and others, to the undersigned, as trustee,
dated the first day of September, 1916, which is
duly of record in the Clerks office Of the Coun,
ty Court of Alexandria County, Va, ! shall
proceed, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of june
1866, at II O'clock m. to offer at public sale
FOUR UNDIVIDED SIX PARTS, OF A
LOT OF GROUND, in the City Of Alexandria,
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated on the north side Of King street, to the
eastward Of Water street, and now occupied by
John e. Monroc-thc boundaries Of which said
ground will be more particularly mentioned at
the time and place Of sale, with the right OF
way over an alley called Fayette alley bound
ing the said on the north aseppurtenant thereto,
Terms Of Sale Cash. Conveyancing and
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
80 1,,,t- Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-01

GALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
= BY virtue of decree of the County Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at its May term 1866,
in the case Of Eliza NJ. Gunnell, admI; VS.
Charles Z. johnson and others, | will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at Fairfax
Court House, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of
Nay next. Court day. the interest of the said
Charles E. johnson, in the real estate now oc-
cuped by Mildred johnson, as dover in the
real estate Of which Thornton johnson died
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

spni4eSa so sacreRe. II really and trnv NAV be ac
Tounteu tne wonder and admiratIon 81 ar 1919
~ learessly challenges a rival, and tho ut S WIN ~ ~
seutN uesfous mat the reader shonid NOT 6or o,,o
uoent ~ onhrge tins descrIDtion of holm, 90 ,
c nay res assured here Is no n Rht OF ianc ~ n
" ~ hno unassuminR report. This dascrintop
~ ~ perceived has already extended blp p1Vvni VI
Imits prescribed. and therefore fgifh io1onu .ne
WIIer ends tins very imperfect recital marai ete @
serving lnat me terms used bv tho vo-
abbeY when she rendered TO the hoIS ~ e9s I ol .ne
manor o, Ihorncomb In exchange for tbe hn - ner
lands OF Brightey stating 1t to be 'welI DarIen
ieruIe are uebly appropriate In the present de anu
We are hereby reminded of a diffcnlt,, 49,.
Wncn Mr. Robins got few years sinca ~
account of bestowing such lavish praise NM, on
some estate which he was engaged TO sell PA
gentleman IN France. seeing the advertisement
was attracted to England TO be present OF H.
sale. But 10 and behold when he came he
ionnd that the picture of truth had been, go
entirely overdrawn as to render it altoeether a
piece OF deception. Instead OF the niotnresouo
and sublime, the whole thing was simply r}dl.
culous. The Frenohman Immediately bronght
an action Tor damages against George Robins
ana gained his SUIT by recovering his ex,
penses, our auctioneeI becoming thus ior
once, loser by his special genius.
we will now conquer a close" by "improv.
ing me whole subject" and adding words of
j, To MERoHANTs.-Q. Adoertise. (2A Al
Ve,Itse a6er0Iy 49, Aduerfise colirdqeol,s,,,
III. 10 THE PEOPLE AT LARGE.-OO Re0d ne
AdCeTtSsements (2.) Study them and verify tbeO
snail be Tor your proft.-Hd1per's Maqdzine for
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF ANECDOTES
i AND INCIDENTS OF THE REBELLION:
Heroic fa.riotic Romantic, Humorous and Tragica
go into the regular histories, and will not get embodied
In romance and poetry. which is very real part it,
and VIII pres Ived, convey to succeeding generations
better idea OF the spirit of the conflict Than many
reports or careful narratives OF events and this part
be called he gossip the fun the pathos of tine war.
This illustrates the character OF the leaders the humor
OF 'he sold ers he devotion OF women the bravery of
men, the pluck heroes the and hardshps
OF the service From the beginning OF the war the
au hor has been engaged in collecting all the anecdotes
connec cd with or ostrave of i and has grouped and
attractive form. =
he pme is profusely illustrated with over 800 en-
cravings by the first artists which leally beautiful
worthy OF eXamna ion as specimens OF the art. Many
OF Them are set Into the body of the text after the pOp
lar o1 Lossings Pictorial Field Book OF the Revo-
uon. The books contents inc ude "reminiscences of
camp pic ket sPy scout byouac siege and battle,ie
comicai and ludlcrous adventures. etc., etc.
Amusement as well as instruction may be found in
evely page graphic detail bri liant wit and authen-
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ileTalv art
IT. is work sells ITSELF The people are tired of dry de-
tai and partisan works ana want something humorous
~ mhntlc and startling. ur agents making from
SlOO TO $500 per onth clear OF expenses send
circulars PiVlng iul particulars and terms and
proof of the above asserl ion
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISH NC CO.,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS
GREAT SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE,
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH.

The Orange and Alexandria Railroad, having COM
pleted Through Freight Arrangements win the tha-
delphia, Wilminston and Baltimore and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads IT'S connecuons in Virginia Tennessee
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi is now prepared to
tranpsOrt freight with regularity and despatch to al
accessible points I'm the southwest and South,
AS this is the only All rail Route between Philadel
pha and the South 1t commends itAef at once to the
favorable consideration of shippers. Cars viii be run
through fiOm Philadelphia 10 LynchbuIg, Virginia.
wi hout breaking bulk and the entire arrangements are
such will speedy trans and prompt delivery
to all Southern and Southwestern points.
To secure al-rail transportation, Goods must be
marked "Via o. and A. r. r." and sent to the Depot of
the hiladelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PRl ME Streets.
For Rates of Freight other rinformaton, apply to
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent o. and A. r. r.,
No. l05 South FIFTH Street
l0l9 I'm Two Doois below Chesnut.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Meeting Of the Germnn Republicans Gem
trnI Committee.

AZ a meeting Of the German Republican
Central Commttee.hed last night al the Headquarters,
No. - 1hird-aye. the following resolutions were
adopted after a spirited and prolonged debate
Uhoyods Il Of great importance tina SANITARY b D..
paced by the Lsgatuc' applicable to the Cy oi
hew.l orb and
Uhc,odi The bill a. amended by the Assembly l. In form
and substance similar the bill which received the support
the Union Of the Le,isl4inrr t year and WHICH
failed 20 become law or reason, u1delstood ahi ~
Wherea. Any sanitary bill must b" passed ny TIE unigh
members of te Lesslture and they Will be he'd responsu
such legse tn" the Legislative ac should
controlling upon the OF the non members Of the
Lsisiature therefore deem both uuwl-e ana nrol
tire part Of ~, Legislature g. SHRINK NON such espons
by. lud recommend the passage 81 te ui n. amended
by the Assembly clearly racrivn. me a rhd erpfoVH
large 0riy Of the Union representatives ~ said
Legislature.
R,.ored That thc.e resolutions be published and hs ,opes
Of them be tralnited Senators Murphy and Lent Of this
citN.
A resolution was offered by Dr.. Carl kE'sMAsN and
unanimously adopted relative 10 the proposed immi'
grafton of German labDrers into the southern States
warning the Germans In their own country wlo propose
coming 10 America against the sieeous promises ana
Inducements held out Ia them 10y southern emigration
agents IN Europe who endeay0rng 10 procure Euro'
pcan aboreTs To take the places Of their late slaves
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Amusco,cufs this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-lrALlAs OPrHA-MiriSnr ~ ]
oclocA-ERNANI
wALLACK's TIEATER-THk IEoS Mash
OLYMPIC THEATEE-WHo KILLED COCK RoBS -
BLACK ErED SUSAN
NIBLOs GARDEN-MIss BArEnAS ~ The LADY, OF LYONS
Matinee at o'clock
WINTER CArDEN-EpwIS BoorH ~ RIcHrLrgu'
LUCY RUsHTON's NEN-YORk TilEArER -TBr
BLACK DoxtSo-" BETWEEN ror AsD Nh AND Tnt
POsr"
BROADWAY THEhTEE-JonS y. OvESs "SoLoS
smISGLg "-TnR LIVE IspnS-Aistinee at /. o'clock
soLoS SHISGLF
WOODS TnFhTER-RP VAS WNKLE-AcTNe MAD.
ACADEMY or MUslC-Miss LAcosTr IN VReIsn OF
RoAE.
BARNUM'S MUsErM-JHssE GRAY Or, THs CoSvicrs
NESGEANr a-f IKGrs-DYNkA, ie IfhFohhASch-'t' .
RIosirIrs-Aft-ruoon aud Ivenins
FOxs OLD BOWEEY 1iIEATER-THr FAST WoxrS o'
MopgR. IixI,-JArK suEPPARp ~ fBANcE-lRLLAND
1T l..
iEgN-YORh CiR,p,-lirH HsT.-EauEsrRiAH AND GYM
yAsTIc PEHyors.NCEs-J,Nys RoBiSsoN, rHE BAN
BACK Kpsr !. kORrH-MHE LornE Toes
xAIRy-1ns sPRirB OF THE SILynR sHowtk-hs6Hrs
oy MARDI GRAs-Matinee at y o'clock.
pByANT's MfysTRELs-LIrrLE Mac A. Jocxo. rHE
MosKEY-LA SosSANBULAR-How ARE iou GRsts'
BACKs'- LIVE lsGs.
MINER 4 soMERyILLE's GALLERY-BIsRsrADrs
PICTURE STORM IN THE Rocxr MOUNTAINS
IRVING HALI.-second PorsAssKr CoscxRr-TBE BRorH.
FRS PoksASsKI-Niss Ielda liARRi,oS Messrs. CASTLE
FossATI Ar AsscHurz and full ORcHEsrHA
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY-PRoxEsLpE COZ.
cERr ny rns sNvsSrH RRGIn. BAsD.
STUDIO BUILDINGS. T'ntaH- IxuIprrIos ~ FossIsA
glcsVEIs'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

of tine Senate would thus act ard therefore he would
vote for the ameDdment.
Mr. ODONNELL said the true motive of opposition TO
the a ,cmbly bill had not become apparent; It was
neither more nor less than hostility 20 the Governor
aud some ot Che State officers, and the pubic should
understand 90.
Mc,srs AEpREws HUMPHREYS. and PfEBsoN sup.
ported the motion right belonging to the majority.
each disc aiming any want OF confidence IN respect
for the Lieutenant Governor. and denying the least
feeling @. hostility toward the Executive.
After debate Mr. WILLIAMS withdrew his motion,
and asked for division OF Mr. FolgerS motion which
granted ard the motion put and carried ior con
ference committee Tie question Vas then taken
on that part naming Messrs. Andrews, Person anu
Session, as the senate Committee and II prevailed. Is
to H. by the following vote: ro,- o-- r,
YFAs-Mes.rs Andrews, Campbell Collins. Crowley Fol
ger humphrey Lent f. MsPhy. Person' Stanford Suther
%tv.HTo..r, Barrett. Benreti. Gibson GODDARD Hoy,
klie. Ia Bsu. Low O'Dornen. Sessions sud Wiisms.
Ihe senate took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ORDERED TO \ THIRD READING.
70 facilitate the construction of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad.
For a treo bridge across the Mohawk at St. Johns
vile.
Authorizing the City of Syracuse TO borrow money
FOR tlc purchase Of steam fr" cnCiues
10 repeal tue act oi lSbj relative 10 public printing
in Buffalo
oamcnd the charter Of the Last New.York and
jana ca Railroad Company.
Authorizing the Controller Of the City OF New-Iois
10 Issue sJ1OOO Water Stock of lci9
Authorizing the Morris Canal and Coal Company "a
hold zeal estate in this state provided II does not enter
late any combination 10 regulate the price at which
coal shall be sold 20 the inhabitants Of the State.
incorporating the Fonda ana Ogdensburgh Railroad
Company.
Amending the charter Of the Atlantic Savings Bank
o. New \ ors.
Increasing toe powers and duties of the Courts OF
Special Sessions. except in New-lork and Albany.
Relative 10 the appropriation made last year 10 the
Buffalo Founding Hospital.
THE HEALTH I'LL CoSFERENCE.
Mr. ANuEEws OF thee Senate Conference Committee
on the Health BIZ made on informal report 10 The
effect thar the joint committee had met and considered
many matters Of detail and agreed upon an adjustment
OF several Of the lesser points OF disagreement As "a
tie fundamental point of difference majority OF the
Senate Committee proposed that the Sanitary Commis
shr consist of four physicians. 10 be appointed by
the Governor together with the police commissioner On
tie oihcr hand the Assembly Committee proposed that
the Commission shall consist OF three physicians and two
layncu 10 he appointed by the Governor and The
Heai officer of te Port Of New ork and the MAYORS
Of New. ork aud Brooklyn. either OF them. Failing
10 agree. the Committee adjourned TIL O'Clock TO-
morrow.
Nil SESSIONS stated that he dissented from the propo
son o. iac Senate Committee aud agreed with that OF
TIE Assembly.
The Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
buslurss Notifies.

To THE PUBLIC Through the kindness Of The
TRIBUNE permitted to make this appeal for assistance IN
my distress occasoneG by the cruel deception Of Asa >
Mercer who induced dispose Of every article had In
the world of an purchase passages for myself and
four children Washington Territory where, was led TO
believe could obtain livelihood for myself ,nd family
paid Mercer sOO which he took from besides even my
bed and bedding He then secretly sailed without notice to
me- and others who had been similarly duped am awdow
stranger here without get back to my home-eye
the clothing myself and children is dsaned for board
sailing Of the vessel have one to look
the world Ny two brothers are prostraed oy WOUNDS
received In the My has been recently discharged
from the navy which be has served three years and now
seeks employment. Myself and daughters have diligently
sought work bn without avail The courts have denied
dress Kind ndefa gable council asked from them
shall gratefully renber assistance tat may be rendered
me- either labor Tor myself aud children or
pecuniary relief refer counsel Jerome Buck and
Chtenden No. Broad st. who viii receive anything
that NAV offered assistance be sent directly to
me et No. % kssexst., jersey City.
Fe6rgayy l6 1850. bLiZABErB IHoRso
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
N~w-f0rk Legislature.
SkNA E..... ALBANY, FeD. 10. I-
-,lLIA REpnRTEn EAVnR ARIN


BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY.
Incorporating the Manor House Hotel Com
pan, ", Wc.ichcster County.
Extcloile ale charter Of the NewYork Female As
slstanC, society.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mf l.. CoRNELL-FOr the regulation and discipline
90; ~" -'atc Inebriate Asylum. 70 Incorporate the
Ameitcrr Land Company and Agency.
By a. LOa-rO amend the charter OF the New York
Pier ard Warehouse Comuany.
Bv Nf sU fHrRLAND--for the relief Of the Society
for IT, Protection OF destitute Roman Catholic Chill
rcn r. og Idcs for an appropriation Of SJO0OO by the
Couriy of NcW-Nork.
By Nj THONA, MURPHY-Eelatiye TO Commissioner
Of 1a.c. aud Assessments IN New-fOTk IL hx'e the
terrn %, ,ce Of the Commissioners at live years from
Ihe DIT Of tAeii appointment. ,.,-.,-.r.
Library SOocty az New-lorI.
To Incorporate the Sisters Of the Poor Of ST. Francis
4 the e te Of NcW.York.
By Sir. PHr,oN-AutBOrizing the Brooklyn City and
Ne1or Railroad 10 issue $500 900 Of preferred stock
Also pi authorizing the clerks in the Surrogate
office 81 h,ugs County 20 administer oaths.
by hr. LrNI-TO amend the charter OF the Studio
building Association relative 70 storage OF property III
their Dtldiug
BY MI. &. G. CorNELi-To incorporate the Metallic
Dock ond Pier Warehouse Company
by Ni. SuTHLRLAND-iO authorize the Harlem
Bridge. Morrisana and Fordham Railway TO extend
its t'pek' Ihto the City Of NewYOrk and through
JhId-,ve. and other streets
Al the senate proceeded 20 vote for candidate
for Ccmmssloner Of the Metropolitan Police in place
OF Wa. McMnrray benjamin Z. Manierre received
20 vote. dnd Nm MeSl Irray two votes.
Bills PASSED.
TO amend tie Charter OF Hudsop
iaeesoce was received iron the Assembly asking
or q Conference Committee Oh the Health bill
Nj foLGCg moved that the request be accorded AID
hat n rssts. AuCrcWs PierSOn aud Sessions be the
Committee Of the Senate. Alossrs. Williams Gibson
and Barnet opposed The motion ana the former moved
that q committee be appointed by the presiding officer
Mr SESSIONS favored thc motion 10 amend. lie said
II wA parliamentary usage AID proprieiy Tor the pre-.
siding officer 10 appoint mliority Of conference
from. he icgds Of measure. oxen though 10 himself
~ oDDDsed 10 IT, lie doubted tie UresidilR oil Ger
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
DIE D..

DODGE-A y. Paul on Thursday Feb g. Of bronchial con,
sumption, Ette. wife OF Ossian (. Dodge aged ~ years
months
EyERDELL-On Thursday evening Feb. Is, Harriet dsusn
ter of William Eyerdel
The funeral will tok- place sunday the 18Th inst a.
oclo u from the residence Of the family No l7s ass
Twentiethst.
GRIGGs-oa Thursday Feb. IS Walter E. only son Of Nell
son and Emily J. Gri-zs -,
Tho friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock from tho
residence OF his parents No. 10 West Twenteth-'
JACKSON-At Jericho. l.. l., Thursday, Feb lo i5os
William jackson, sged 50 wears. -
The friends of the family invited to attend the funeral
rom Friends Meetin, House Jercho, on sunday the i5h
inst, at ii o.clock a
TFRRy-At pi,tsford n Y on Tuesday, Feb G. Of hydro
cephalus Isabel A. only child Of Thomas NJ and sarah
Terry. aged l5 months aud days
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
NE NICO.
New. via. New-OrIenn.-A Junrist Defeat
Nenr Tampico.
NrW.nnIrANs- Erilav. D

NTw.OBLEASs. FRIDAY. Feb j. lcGJ.
1be BronHSriHe Courier of the 9TH instant
reports that Gen. Medese with 1900 men had taken
posses ion of the roads leading from 1ampico The
French garrison 100 strong Reinforced by few hund-
red men, was ordered to attack the Libcrals
The latter formed ar ambuscade and cut on and
massacred Iv OF tho frcnch advance. guard The re-
mainer OF lhe French troops go strong renewed the
attach using thHir bayoncts vigorously and forced the
Liberals to retreat closely pursued for several hours.
MedcI and almost al his staff officers reported
to have been killed The Liberal loss is repo red a,
ESQ and the French loss at 100
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
POLITICAL.
Resulis Of New.Ysrk Town Elections
Thus Far.
HRRKfMRR.
DOInt Was m
Adjourned

The new Board of Supervisors stands, as fer
as heard from; Republicans. l6 Democrats. j. The
Democrats chosen by Little Falls, Mannheim and
Herkimer Russia Is still TO hear from, and Wimart
and Ohio are only reported
TTO0A.
In TiOgn County tie Board of Supervisors Tor the
ensuing wear will stand as follows: Union. 7: Demo
Gratis. 2.
In Chemqng three Union Supervisors are reported
re.obosen Two towns are lost IN Montgomery, ana
two gained in Herkiner. From ST. Lawrence. 90 far
as beatd troID. 10 Union " l Democrat are eecied
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

The LAST DAYS of ex.President Martin
Van Buren, we, made comfortable by the use Of JONAS WHIT
CONES AsrHx, REMEDY Letters in possession from his
physician AMI from Mr. Van Buren, himself express much
gratidcat,on with the results Of Its
Extract Rom the Life Of Washington Irving by his
nephew. Pierre NJ. Irving, Vol. ~, page 272
The doctor prescribed cxperimsnt-wha had been
suggested BY Dr. %. W. Holmes his late visit Jonas
wh,combs Remedy foF Asthma atea'poonfu in winesass
Of water be taken every four hours good night the
result"
In purely A,thac character has failed TO give
proup, relief and many permanent cure has been
effected No danger need be apprehenied from its An
inf,n, may take It with periec, safety. see circuar)
JosEPn BURNETT L Co., Boston,
Sole Proprietors.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
passruuers Arrived.

In the steamship Corsica from uayansa and Na'suME
Uaynsrn J. s. Howell n. McCulloch, Mrs. Moreil Jas
smith, WA. Partridge J. 7 Hieas, Jane. Doher'y John
IsyVis cha, r Beyias Mr Vail Rev. W. T s. WEIGH and
wife MIR f. Ferrera. Mrs Jos. l. Bruce Mr.. A BuTdet
MI and Mr. Ja, II. Franklin Mr. Eg9e', NJ. c. 4 Wool
sou M T. Rieharisou Mr. A. keltiug flr. o. Gumpert,
Mr. III klenburs sir DE Forest Dir. r. Addetly Capt b.
Packh and seryan. Capt O. IL Dwyer MI Sandwith MI j.
De Rooy and 70 dccA pi,,engers
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
mARRIE n.

,DrWFY-HAMMoND--o Wednesday, Feb. u, At the
residence OF II. W. Hammond ESQ., by the Rev James T.
HYDE, Mr. Josiah Z. Dewey to Miss hhzaoeth T. nam
mond only daughter Of Mrs Sarah {. Hammond
FITZ HUGH-SMiTH-In Hagers,own. Md. Feb !. BY the
Rev Mr. Edwards, Elizabeth Fz Hugh youngest ia gn1rs
of the late Col. William H. fitl hugh, to Greene Sini'h
Genevs, n. \.
sPALDING-PFTTIS-ln Peek.kn, Tuesday, Feb IL, sf
the residence Of the brides uncle by the Rev o. COBB
assisted by the Rev Anson Gleason OF Brooklyn, }; }.
Spadinc Of Chrego H. Corneis t. youngest da1xhtss
OF the late Joseph II. Petis Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
5pseial Notices.
A steam Boiler Fxplos

steam Boiler Explosion. . , 90.
No steam boiler should be witEOus ASHChOFIs LO"
WATER DETECTOR Over 1900 ~ use Address ~ =.
JOHN ASHCROFT, No. 50 John's'.' N J.
Immense Improvement In stenM.
W. c. HlCkSS PATENT sTEAM-ENOlhES save -
space weight friction and parts Adapted 10 Al
uses For circular, address THE HICKS ENGINE Co. 60
No 81 Liberty-st., n. Y.
Henry Ward Beecher will address the citizens o.;
upon great questions statng the conntrr
in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. MONDAY FNFN. .,
Feb. 20. Admission 50 cents.
Arm Meeting Of the UNION ASSOCIATION of the
TWENTY-SECOND WARD, held Feb. IL. 1850, AZ a'hinI
ton Hail. the following Resolutions were carried ,
Resorei That cordially indore Representative tho
Hon WILSON BERRYMAN in the course he pursued aud
the report made In the Assembly with regard TO the Health
Bill then before the House aud him Of our continued
support . . , :, -, .
the Board Of Councmen recognize sound tnon man
who By the Committees he has named has sahet a, thar
he made no compromise with the Opposition. and that rom
hi experience the Board and high standing with the mon
party /. highly hted for position be occupies and ha- v0s
Cordial indorsemen, JOHN ". MARTIN, Presdent-
ADDISON z. SMITH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
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