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RAIL ROADS.
NOTICE.

u IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Il TO PASSENGERS VIA
SEA OARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
On and after SUNDAY, April Is, 1866.
Passenger Trains will be run as follows: Leay-
ing the foot of High street, Portsmouth, daily, at
81 O'Clock a M, except on Mondays on which
day they will leave at $50 a. M connecting daily
at Weldon with trains for
NEWBERN,
MOREHEAD CITY,
WILMINGTON,
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
AUGUSTA,
RALEIGH,
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HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
~ j. GRIFFITH & co. No. II. East

II j. GRIFFITH & co. No. II, East
IL. side Market Square, are constantly receiv
ing from Auction large supplies of Hardware, to
which they call the special attention of the trade
and consumers. just to hand in good order:
22s doz. Rim, Patent and Cabinet Locks.
20S doz. Hinges, assorted.
1877 doz. Knives, Pocket, &C.
$50 doz. Files, assorted.
Also, Spades, Shoyels, Axes, Forks.
Cross, Hand, and Panel Saws.
Brooms, Brushes, Wood ware.
Mechanics Tools, Screws, Backing,
And hosts of other Goods, which we are selling
less than Manufacturers prices, because we pur
chase them at Auction prices.
Examine the stock at the sign of the Paddock,
before purchasing. ar5
T MP o RTANT TO HOUS Elk EEP-
Il ERS.-We are engaged in running water
from the Cistern, into Kitchens and Dining
rooms.
House Bells and Locks put in and repaired,
Pumps made and repaired.
Trunks and Umbrellas repaired. Wire Netting
made for any kind of Window. Dwelling and
stores, warmed by Steam. Gas Pipes and fixtures
repaired, and all kinds of Gas and Steam ii no
executed.
Sewing Machines adjusted.
FOSTER Il SPAULDING.
Gas and Steam Filters No. % Bank street.
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THE TRIAL OF MIR. DAVIS.

We have rumors from Washington to the
effect that the President is now urged by the
Radicals to bring Jefferson Davis and G. c.
Clay to trial.
We presume these trials would have taken
place long agoif the dominant party had sup
posed that anything could have been made
out of the transaction
If it is intended that these persons shall
have fair and impartial hearing we fear the
temper of these times of bitter strife will for
bid it,
Hitherto the dominant party have studi-
ously avoided bringing Mr. Davis to trial.
From the following Letter of the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun I'M
der date of the 18th, it would seem, they
have changed their course, and now insist up
on his being arraigned.
"The President is besaught by every repub-
lican politician who comes to the city, to hang
all the traitors in a row, with Jefferson Davis
at the head. Every radical, upon his arrival
here, rushes to the White House with the in
quiry: "Why don't you try jeff Davis and
hang him?" All the children at home are
represented as crying for the head of the re-
bel chief The President replies to these i'm
portunities that he is not public eXecutioner;
that there are some five hundred of the accus-
ed, perhaps, some of whom are now in prison
awaiting trial by order of Congress, or of the
United States Courts. Take them he saws
and hang them if you will, but you won't
make me your Jack Ketch The United
States Supreme Court has adjourned without
rnOI.ruS auy abtUruI,b to bring Mr.. Davis or
any body else to trial, though under the act
establishing the judicial system of the United
States the court has the power to order spe-
cial session of any circuit court at any time
Chief Justice Chase cannot now object that
Virginia is IN state Of insurrection, but he
and other members of the court probably be-
'leve that Mr.. Davis will be acquitted of the
charge of treason if tried in any State lately
IN rebellion. Congress- no doubt, entertains
the same opinion.
Congress is now about to be brought by
MIR. Raymond's resolution to a decision upon
this subject, and if they refuse to take upon
themselves the responsibility of action in the
matter, it would not be surprising if the Pre-
sldent should order that Jefferson Davis and
his confederates be paroled or dismissed
Pains are taken, it will be seen, by the Presi-
dents friends to exonerate him from all the
blame Of the delay in bringing Messrs. Davis,
y. Z. Clay and others to trial for treason.
Congress, as it appears from the speeches
made by Republican members at the Indiana
demonstration last night, will not terminate
the session till they shall have put it out Of
the power of the President to thwart their
policy. So, having got him down, they will
stay here, as was declared, to roll over him
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NORFO AND KICHMOND
IN STEAMERS.
The magnificent new and fast steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPT. JOHN A. POST,
Will leave Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam
oke Square, for Richmond and intermediate land
ings on James River. every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6 O'Clock a. m.
The Steamer
M. M "A RT N.
Will leave every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, al
the same hour.
%zS- For freight or passage apply on board the
boats OF to the Agent tn the wharf. ap 6-tf
stAN -BANANAS-At
ID BICE'S 81 Main Street,
ap II Norfolk, Va.
E'RANKLiN SAVING BANK
Bank Street, near Main, Norfolk, Va.
JOHN d. WHITEHEAD, President.
DIREoToRs
J. B. WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES,
S. HARISHORN, C. H. MATTHIAS,
J. 1. BLooDGo0D, WIN. WARD,
F. WILSON.
!. c. DEMLNG, Cashier
Z. ID. LANGLEY, Assistant Cashier.
inns institution is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent. on sums remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per cent. for short
er periods.
MS> Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew curtail or nov tbo;, ,o+os as
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. MONDAY. OCTOBER L. 1866.

Nc 70 Clam of rhomss Cassidy. Continued for
No, % Claim Of washing ton s.undsr. Al
,,s,, No 9, Claim Of Charles Wiley. Continued, tor
s,Sns,. No s, Claim. G sr S0pssh:n oldham, F,.nsi.
Daniels, John TYLER. Riley walker, and }. 4.
bSLr Ho ss Ss'c E. ,Ail9yet r.,. .u
Nc: s.; Claim Of Joseph Anderson. Consiausd
~. No. ss ofsim of tn. City Of Annapolis, M,r,-
NO ss. Clam cfE D. Judd and J 8. Hsrriek.
BED rndS5 ~ sdsissnsnt
foS IoI,se4 S,,% a., = Ansene sullivan Continued
No; IS Claim q Louis " Boursch. Returned to
Eo.s Cisiu Of II Il. Matthias. Re,ec.sd
No 20: Ol.im Of n. ". BALDWIN Co. Held I'M
No. Il Ci.im ofSiiehael Fitz.,mmsns. Allowed
NO. 73 Claim OF John II. Grady. Held under sd-
No. IL Claim OF Jsha Hsskins Under advise
nspt
Claim Claim IL. E.s. oisis. %e..n ss'''d
No. ". Claim OF James syne Csntinued for
No. Is. Claim of David W Lamb and A, g. John.
son, trustees &c. Stricken from the calendar, it
having been plae ed there hy Tistsk. n
No 81 Claim Of Mari. Josefa Cadazos Oon-
No 81 Claim of. a: l. Richardson, Continued
NJ. e. Claim OF John Sheldon. Continued for
No. s. Claim of Thomas ]. Dunbar Co, Jacob
r. Eaten and the Leng Island COMPANY Held un-
Claim 81 @i1f PsHiHss S.sTss sqF far
Brevst Lieutenant Colonel. Recorder.
EorE-Clsims embraced in the foregoing list
ion. or Secsu.s Consisss has failed to make pro
vision for their payment
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FROM ErROPE.
fBy the Atlantic Gable ]


SorTBAxrror, Sept 25.-The Mayor OF
South. mpton bss inNs'ed 'b- offi--r- 81 tae
from Russia
Carsds. Tue steamer Hansa is s.nrsged '0'ake
uoout n thousand.
SouTHANPTos, Sept IS --The Teutpnit has
sailed Tor New York with 2,Dn.m0 fTAHcs an
eoid The s,esm.hip Brrmrn has also sailed
with fis2.0 in gold.
Losros, Sept.e.-A mestins of IN. sock
kelosrs of me Ausnac Caeie Te,eprapa has
bsen held, at which IL was resolved 10 rase
the clpital OF the conpapy; and n vas pr brn-
ised hat the tolls for messages should shortly
be- reduced.
LoRpoN, Sept. 2sy--It ts e1 pected the treaty
Of peace between Italy and AustrTa WAL be
signed within Day or two.
PRUSSIA
BKRIIs, Sept 26-The Chsrns.r Of Depuftes
hse psssed n ball snthoriziug n loan. The NM
listers have agreed 20 = reduction OF thirty ND
hon thalers, hut urred upon the Chamber that
the Government should be kept In q strong a
nsncisl condition.
Berlin, sept. c5.-Minister Bi.marck con-
tinnes iii. and there are fears that De may not
recover.
BrRLIs, sept. e7.-The Prussian Diet has
been prorocued.
FLoRENCE. Sept 25.-rhe volunteers Of Gar
ibaldi assem- bled at Lecco are 10 be disband ded.
ROME, sept. 2.-The Empress Carlotta 10
here on a visit to the Pope.
MADRIr, Sept ga military commission
has gone TO Venice 10 take possession for
the Italian Government OF the war maierIaI
there.
PARIS, sept. 96.-lt Is said that Spain ae-
cepts the rood Offices OF England ana France
as meoiators between herself and Chill and
Peru.
BY Steamer
NEW YORK, Sept. 2e.-Adylces frem Paris
BY the Cuba's mails state that the MARQUIS de
Gaiiitet goes as civil Administrator with Gen.
eral De Caetelman, the special envoy 10 Mex-
leo.
A despatch from Madrid says the Spanish
Government has been informed that the nexo-
uafions undertaken by the United States Cow
ernment 10 bring about peace between Cnni
ana Spain were progressing favorably.
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SANTA AENA.-The Mexican exile, Santa
Anna, after several weeks of obscurity has
suddenly reappeared IN New York, with a
long letter addressed to Senor Romero the
Mexican Minister OF the Mexican Republic az
washington He complains bitterly of the
leaders ofthe republic for refusing his services
in their struggle against MaximillIan. and de-
clares that their refusal will not deter h m
from doing what he can for Mexico. He does
not tell, however, what he intends to do ON the
Mexican question, and the general ignorance
OF the side of that interesting contest he NAV
ultimately espouse is TO be regarded as the
chief reason why the leaders OF the Mexican
Republic Will have nothing 20 do with him.
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ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs.-A Massachusetts
paper says two Name State Prison conyicts,
on their way from Bangor to Thomastou last
week, on board the steamer Lady Lang, eot
clear OF their handcuffs and jumped overheard
Just below Bucksport, and getting into q small
board TO set them ashore on the island made
their way TO the lower end, and thence TO the
main land. They had not been retaken az last
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A PROMISING YoCNG MANA youne man
named O'Brien, recently arrested in Hartford.
Conn, is charged with swindling Irish ser.
want girls in that city and elsewhere. by rep
resenung tnat ne was an agent for the sale Of a
Bible which the Pope desired ali good Catho.
lies to buy. The price OF the wsrk was from
81 to 81, according to the style, payable in ad .
vance. he took the money. promising to send
the Bible in few days, but his victims soon
!earned that his promises were made to be
broken - - ~
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EDITORIAL CHANGEs.-Mr. Salem butcher
has Withdrawn from the Augusta (GaD Con-
sututlonaIist, and Mr. John L. Stockton. as
sisted by Mr.. James X. Randall, Of BsltImors.
VIII have entire editorial control 1t lie under.
stood that MIR. L. z. Washington, formerly OF
washington city, q conscien ticu as and couside.
rate journalist, will hereafter be connected
with the Richmond Examiner in an editorial
capacity under its new proprietor. Mr.. Wynne.
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MASSACRE OF CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES
Accounts have been received I'm Paris of the
martyrdom of nine French Catholic Mission
aries in the Corea Of Asia One other escaped
over the frontier Of that country, and two
more were still wandering in the mountains
The names of those put TO death are Mgr S r
Berneux. Bishop Of Capse, fran the Diocese OF
LIE Mans; Mgr. Davelny, Bishop in pariibus OF
Ancona, from the Diocese of Amiens: MN
Beaulieu, OF bordeaux, Dorie. of Lucon; Ran
fer de- Bretemares, OF Dion; Pourthie, of AIby:
Petit Nicholas. OF st. bic; Aumaitre. of An,
gouleme; and HUN, of Langres
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A YOUNG GIRL IN STARCH or HER FATHER
A girl about fourteen years old Is now re-
siding In the family of Peter Deane, at Jerome
vile, Ashland County, Ohio, who was alb
Quoted about five years ago by q band Of gym
sizes at Fort Wayne. Indiana. and escaped from
them few weeks ago. She says her father :
name is Samuel Grimes, and she is anxious 10
ahOufs
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A MORMON THREAf.-The Mormen paper
In Utah called the Daily Telegraph, utters this
threat "Even in q materiai view II does not
seem to pay to utterly despise the people of
Utah. They have exercised and may yet ex-
ercise no mean influence on the msterial as
well as the political and moral welfare of the
nation, and II is not safe TO trample them un-
der foot too long, or with too many nails In
your bootsv .. f-.-..
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A close examination made into the af
fairs OF MT y. G. Flint proprietor of the Old
dominion newspaper, shows that he has vic.
folk, $6,OO0 First National Bank of Norfolk.
$1,000. Insurance Trust Company Of New
York, &6.20O. Total, e15,sOO The forgeries
were mostly upon government bills and
vouchers. No clue has yet been obtained as 10
the whereabouts OF the defaulter
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~On Thursday, Norman Barton, residing
IN Fairfield, CT, went deliberately to q chop.
ping block and cut of his right hand az the
wrist. He struck two or thrte blows before
sccomp mplishing his object. He had been insane
for eome years, and on being asked why he
committed the committed the deed, replied.
.sThe Bible says. il thy haAd offend thee, cut il
off ana cast Il from thee - - - D 4 =
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sTATEHKHT OF CLAIMS FILED pUR1ro
AO1ED UPON DURING TaE PREsHNTT

MONTH rhASENT
Mol: Claim of B. Boaneval Continued for fur.
No.2. olsim of Allen Valentine Continued for
Claim Claim Ct :f x.'e! ,sa., D's Sssa:ss ss
Ne, :. Claim of Mar, Cassin. Continued for
Nos S!sin of, G; Badger. Allowed
Csi%. q Il Alfred r stsss f.s..l ksefed ro,0,.
and James a. Pickett. Aliswsd "'''A'
mo: No: 3; oistn Of ssuhel and William W wor.
tb,pgton Continued for further proof
No 10 Claim of the Bank Of Esw Orleans Re.
No. u. claim of John A. Coan. Rejected
No II. Claim Of p. 8. FsyssOsx. Ss-Ms Is al.
No, ls. Claim Of Benjamin f. Logan. B..
No. CLAIM CLAIM Sfs Of ssersy y,s! MGT.5sy ks.e
No: is; claim of Edward 4 Davenport. consin.
No.n. claim Il Elias shipman surviving part.
ner, &c; Cont CConitlnged Tor further proof 80
No. Is. 0laim ofA. Morreli Returned to claim.
No % oIsim of julius hose Co., Re.ur med
No. 2i. Claim of John A. Bowen. Allowed
james Hunter. Returned to ciaimsns's sttor. tnc
. Ne as; Claim of fAnselo Miazza. Continued for
No 2s. Claim Of Hipkins K.jecteds'
20 Ciaim ef Eliza knfghton. Rejected
,os,SM No ~ Oiain OF chas. Nagelin. Oontinusd for
No. e. e Claim Claim of Of RsSso:. a AAS.ea
tees, tees, &C: Returned to the Adjutant General OF
10. 50. Claim of Samuel r Jacobs. Continues
No 50: Claim Of Donnslly Ce. Oontisnsd for
No: So Claim Of A. g. Adams and R. 9 .rhr..e.
Centinned for further proof
,.t,sdi S,Sdi "a. Claim OF John Brownson. Jr. Re.
No s.. Clsim Of Given. Watts 90 Re
No. IS. Claim Of s. T. Suit. Allowed in
10. 81 Claim of the McMainvilIe and Msucbes.
ter Railroad COMPANY. Continued for further
No 3S. Claim of b. 8 saund ers. Rejected.
,on No, y; claim q T. H. Jesnjsauet. Continued
No. 40. Claim of Mary B. Kent. Reieotea~ .ssi
,ns,S No ~; claim OLE. Anderson. Continued for
No: II 0i.im efo 4. Brook 4 Go. oontiuu ed
ss S1:,S S:1S 81 3, 19sspS g Vsss Vgsypo9s. nsses.d
no IS. Claim OF Mary Ann Peoria. Aiioxss
tn, NO 40; claim OF b. Barnes Awaiting further
No. d. Cisim of East q Curtis. Returned 70
No s. Claim Of H. A, Swift. Allowed a'--
g. NO ~. oisimef William J. Minor. Continued
Ne. 20 CLAIM Of B. Lender Continued for fur.
No: u claim 81 Mrs. o. h. Hal.sy. Continued
No 3, Gl:i@ Of comp.ntes"A "An .ud "B,"ls.
No. IS. CLAIM Of Hugh r. Smith. Allowed in
No 81. Claim Of / 2, chutkowsti. Rejected -
No ss: Clsim u JotSph hsnlln. Continued for
No. ss.' 'tSsi claim Of Marcus walker Continued ..
81, Ne;! Claim Of John b. wardwe,i. Continued
ko.ss. Claim Of susaD shscki..s. Rsi.e.sa.g
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NO 5I3. Snim of John p,vidson. Ter rent oil. and
~ G%s.:d s,sssst.oos.. % s.e:iana "s; ss'sras;
NO. S% Fl sia Moody for rent Of
No 81. Claim of Martin Connor sli James o.
Day., Das i'r 6ISger,y % destroyed BY United States
No sIs Chain, Of Jane. ~ Hsgor, for to~age on
'hs ssH s iS; ly 70,
,s,,ed ty Dni,ea States troops. Presented BY the
No go Claim q william A: Dean. for. noney
bag, P;nnsyivsn.a, ~ Litu;eoant W. y. Arnold.
No. sal Claim Of Mieh.siis Wood, for ave bar.
rsss No Q, -, ,1rGs,,ns ., i Iiis:,"n aitcrn.y
nished 10 the United States. No attorney
6ln IF 9s' to
Ls.,on Ro.Dssi Bulain9 {. n ssrriman, i'm D. .s t.
80 e. Claim of , H; Msado.. for tobacco
Bsee VE,'se ssrso:: s,::.;
t.isn 6y tnissd ss:sss troops James HEDisy Esssry
no: so Claim Of J. Wells 4 Some, for repair, .f
the United States 'tesmer City Of Albany. No at.
No. ST., Claim Of the Catholic Church At
States for fs Siss ''fsn o' uast
sss. s es% IF s S2 sssss. sasea to B: s,ss
building by United States forces. James o. Pa
No. 80, Claim of Jules Perrodin, for cotton
John JolliGe, attorney
land aapo Ohio. 6y Gnised tHT sas ss,ss sss Of
10 ssl. Claim Of psminioSs 9snf Leave. 70, hor.s,
Beg s.1'n '' United States troops Aas
tafen b. prsSost MARSHA az psftimcrs or M %onsg
No ss, Claim OF John II. Mckee. for c.ttl.
&c. taken by United States troops. John Joiliffe,
No. ss4. claim of the Methodist Epi.oon.,
Church South." Of Wsrrenton, Virginis, for
damages to church edifice by United States troops
mail under military srders L. q Hine' ai,ors
pey 0.0f :, "''''
taiped nader orders Of General Butler Stats Ds
paItme Mt for the Brifish Mfnister
No: $50. Claim q John lockwood, for the use q,
"vad.lia PIantati-A - LouisIana, 81 the Freed
n8 No. s'ein Claim Of tRf5nsy Rie5srys s.rr, for
ry ,sSfssy S,ds. :f General Palmer
NO $50 Claim OF the Convent Of the Holy Cro...
a. r%,aS1sml9e % NJ LSnisisna Tor losses ,a.tined at
Bernard superior '' Afy VI d.
s!pen e. incurred in rsisns Il; s.e for
Eo. Sl. Claim or Andrew McDani.l o.,
curing recruits for the 18TH Reoiment fhin pro'
tesr ihfsniry. G. Bishop, sttorney' on0 '0iun'
70 70. Mn,taS % s,., 81 = hars or axes furnished
No SIS. claim Of Reub~n william. for ,rr,i.,.
W. Claim Of Columsn. snas R:t1 st'SarsS; ear s -
Department. William DeIopp' st,o,nax Msrsnsis
Of @ Sa," s Of s,nS 81 Bsyd for the return
attorI sy, " Di "SA'su' no
No. s.s' Claim of John h.,u.r,n. 10,
and lumier taken by the United States m,Iitars
tartnsp. 1f1pe'. biitish Minister through State De-
No s7. Claim Of Daniel J. Flynn, for the lo., y,
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ga well-dressed foreigner, who claimed to
Ue q PYussian oficer Of high fank, and Iateiv
boarding at the LIndell Hotel, Committed sni.
cide in ~ Louis on the 2ist instant, BY blow.
ing out has brains with pistol, at the New
the Lindell for waAt offunds. he represen I'D
that an expected rsmittance bad failed 10 ar.
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~The National Railroad Don ventiou ad =
Journed its meeting the sth Of July ia Phila-
delphia, 10 assemble at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
in New York, On the 18th OF October All
Presidents, General Superintendens and
Chief Engineers Of railroads are members of
this Cor rvention, and IL Is expected that an
railroads In the United States will be repre-
sented. :
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40 ENTERPRISE -
LIVE AND LET WA)
LIVE
TO A L EPIC REs

:, The undersigned respectfully informs the pub
lie that 70 day he will introduce three ne Roasts,
the Old Virginia, '"RouRh and RssdyD And the
celebrated "selmonico" Boasts. which will be
served up in the best style, SURPRISING any thing
never heretofore been served mp in any frst class
The public should be very careful vbere thav
buy their Oysters al this season OF the year As I
am not laying In heavy cargoes, bat receivi M
bushels OF the best Oysters that come to this ar
ket and have ready sale, and they nust be
Particular attention psid TO families, hotels and
restaurants Oysters pac ked in any si ed cans or
kegs. Wholesale and retail. 2s1 @ street, corner
lltb, opposite Washington Theater
Oysters delfve to any part Of the city free of
charge tse Isl r, NJ HARVEY
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DAn expansive safety bridge, 10 be us ID on
railroad cars, TO enable passengers 70 pass in
saiety rom one car TO another-a recebt Yam
kee invention-is being adopted on ali the New
England roads. IL adapts ITSELF TO all the mo-
tons OF the cars-expanding when they are
apart, and contracting when they come TO-
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Coon News 1oR rHE PooR.-Coal IL on the
decline. Forty thousand tons sold in New
York Wednesday at prices ranging non four
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1866.
First plight q Lester walIacks Charming Com
kOsSDALE; On. THI RIvLE's BALL
pointments; with new Scsnsry' Costumes. uni
forms, Liveries. the Original Music, and . Bril-
liant Cast iltrod ucing several new members Of the
ompany. In preparation, THE 0EAD HDART!
City cars pass within a few steps Of the Theater
every few minutes The last train for Alex andris
will not leave until IL % D, m.
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Al ARINI's FASHIONABLE pANOINt
Vl ACADEMY, AT -

MA11Rl y AoSB hoLI hOOmS,
T., between 9Th and 10th streets,
THIS academy 10 now open fer the recep- -
tion Of pupils.
Days and hours ef tuition for young ladies,
nieses and masters. Tuesdsys. Thursdays and Sat.
urdays, from TO p. m.
0entiemen's clseses from 10 10, same evenings
n: Private instruction given to suit the con-
venfonce of the pupil OeS
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We heve the pleasure to announce to our nu-
merous friends and the public in general that We
have reopened our splendid OYSfER SALOON,
with many imDroyements, ssd with IN tncreaee OF
our cooking facilities Of 800 per ceatum. We have
erected the largest and most improved style Of
ranges In the United States This range givee us
two beds OF hre Of ~ feet each. with four gui6
cent ovens, apd IL u 70 be guaranteed to be the
quickest cooking range in America. IL wss put up
under the supervision Of the master range builder
OF this city, Mr.. O. G. Ball. We have also secured
two 1.-THE most competent cooks Of Fulton Market.
New Yerk, which viii enable ns % serve the
ket Roast with Coffee and 0akes, and ali of the
latest Dishes with famous bill Of fare or last
season. in less time then any other house in the
city. We have arranged oar apartments 80 oonve-
niently that eur guests will not have to wait ave
minutes for any imaginable dish. served in Che
nestest style by civil walters and the eye Of
the proprfetors. During our trip this summer to
the prnci pal waters OF the brfhy deep, as follows
Monoken and Eanticoke River. Tangisr and POGO
moke sounds. Northeast, Wire, York, Rappahan-
mock rivers, Horn Harber, Oherrystone, and Nor
pally for RAkyEY& GO, We made arrsoeennents /,
will enable us to procure fresh cargo Of oysters
every day, beyond doubt. We are happy to an
nounce 70 our friends and the public that with our
increase OF facilities. and many years' ex perience
and knowledge Of the business previoas 70 our
opening on Penney ytvanfs avenue. that we can COM
pete with any house in America. We pledge
ourselves TO do all In our power 20 please all who
may favor US with their patronage. Families
entertainments, &c served In any quantity, in
any style. HARvtY 8 90,
&c ~ L1 xoS fe. avenue.