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IAY coo KB& 90 d.
BANKERS,
TIYTKsSrB srRkxr, opposite HiTREAsURT,
by and sell 81 surrsn. rates and keep On hand
. fall supply Of all .,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY MOTHS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. &c.,
and pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsrBR'sC CHECKS AND VOUCHERS.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
a. D. COOK, (0f Jay Cooke 4 90. y President,
WI HUNTINGDON, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTATEs
i6rH srRlsr, OPPOSITE TIE rREAsuRI DnPAlT.
Government securities with Treasurer United
A~oNE MILLION DoLLARs.W
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers or the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oAssyrI
AND raonIr ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND PIRMs,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
KENT LOANS at sp times ehssrfuliy furnished.
WIN. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
w.suTua-os. MSsh N. isS5 MIN dit
TT s. SEVEN THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. T. sMITHs0N 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
22i Ba,tiD re street
UNITED STATES % LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominati Jns Of he
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
FOR immediate delivery and --
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
As we shall give our special attention TO the
Purchase and Sale Of Government Securities, we
most respectfully solicit your orders.
W.T.. BMITHSoN 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Bold on
Commission iala
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county In the District oil CO.
lambda, letters Of administration on the per-
Sonal estate n Only p. Anderson, late OF
the State Of Tennessee, deceased. All per:
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the S0th day Of January NEXT they
nay ethsrwiSe BY law be excluded from all
benefit Of the tRid estate.
Given under my hand this Soth day Of yanu'
Ary, 1866. WIN. ANDERSON,
jAS0.w5Wa Administrator,
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THIS lb III GIVE NOIlCE, THAT THE
l. Subscribers have obtained from the Orphans
curt Of Washington county, In the District Of
Colombia, letters tesla mentary on the persona
estate Of David Atkins, lAte'Of Washipg tOn oity,
D. c., deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, ARE hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub.
scriberu on or before the Sd day OF February next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate.
Given under our hands this Sd day Of February,
1850 MATILDA ATKINS,
I'D .... GEORGE ATKINS,
fs6.law3w' Kxssstoru,
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District Of
Colu mbla, letters testamentaTy on the personal
estate Of Elizabeth Herbert, late Of Washington
city d. Q. deceased, All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers or before the I'd day Of January
next they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate
Given undaI our hands this I'd day OF January,
A. D, 1895 AsB0RY LLOYD,
ja3w5w |" J. WISELY poTRLER,
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John r. ELVANs 4 CO.,
u s7LouisiInA avenue and sos street., q.
WABHIHGTon, D. O., -
DIALHA II ~
MT L

TIN PifTRs.
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Rng.
lish bari sheet, =, 4, o, 6lb. pipe.
BPELTER-SlAb.
HR2INC-S2, 81, SO inch sheet.
THURBRR'B ANTI-RRIOTI0N METAL.
soLDRR-BrGIisT's; pewter.
O0PPRR-BraIieT'si Shsathingj DO. unASd
lhgott bolt
BRABB-gkcst.
TlRHs-IiT CASE on DzLIyIRIV
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THIS 18th DAY
OF JANUARY, 1856.
CHAHLgs II. sEINoUR,)
DEBORAH ANN SEYAoUR.l
The subpoena issued to compel the defendants
appearance having been returned into the Clerks
Office by the Marshal, on the It'll day Of Novem-
Der, 1865, endorsed mot found, )" aud the defend
ant having failed to enter her appearance on the
hrst rule day, commencing twenty days after
dsyit that the defendant is ont Of the Diet rct so
that the process cannot be served on her, It 10
on motion Of the complainant, this 18th day Of
January, 1865, ordered by the court that the de-
this suit on or before the arst Tuesday Of May
next
By order Of the court:
GEORGE 3. H. DAY
jAl6-law7wh PlAiutiH'A Solicitor.
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All Denominati Jns Of he
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For i'm mediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
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pn,sbsss sna ssis az Go1srn ,asnt seeurit,ss. We
most respectfully solicit your orders.
W.T.. BMlTHSoN 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold on
Oommissiop tala
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02

s1OD STREET. NEAR FIFTH AyENUE-A FINE
complete order for sale cheap with Furniture
immediate possession. W. r. SEYMOUR, I'll Broadway
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nAralnOHsAI..

4 WEALTHY rorro wIDowER, VINO mas A.
~spss essestsd and reAss1 isdy ~ over t~eriy
sss ysass VIE r,sssses Isvisf sssr sst lyspseesss
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD CHANCE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED wAnu
"A featuring business for sale. requiring about sson:
aarng all his time and attention Address s. j. HersS
Office "'-
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LADIES' AND cHTI.DREN,s FURNISHING sANn
N Trimming store southwest corner Eighth avenue
rent 50; Stock Fixtures Furniture Lease; $50 for
THos. scANLAN. 7s4 Eighth avenue.
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4 LII WANTING FARMS.-LANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
n Farms--Large and thriving settlement u vineland
rich SOIL producing large crops tracts at SIS
payable within four years; good business opening
good society hundreds are settling and making improve
mens. Apply TO CHARLES X. LANDIS Proprietor
vneland Lands township n j. Letters answered Paper
containing full In formation will be free.
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In MenlOI.iana:

LOUISA D. CARTER, wife of Samuel Carter, and
daughter of Wiley Horn, was born in Edgecombe
county, N. c., on the 18th of December, 1S12.-
Her parents moved 10 Tennessee and settled in
Giles county, when she was quite young She
was married to Samuel Carter on the 25th dvy of
October, 1850, and departed this life, in full as
surance of a blissful Immortality, on the 10Th Of
November, 1865 aged 50 years, II months, and
days.
She made public profession of religion in the
Fall of 1870, and attached herself 10 the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and during hei after life
she manifested, in her walk and conversation,
that the outward profession was the true expo
nent Of an inward principle. She was all that
is meant by the words, "Wifc-Mother," and
possessed in an eminent degree the respect and
esteem of all who knew her. "She opened her
mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue was the
law of kindness" She leaves husband and o
large family of children, all of them filling hon
orable positions in society, to mourn their loss.
Her last words were, eyes, Jesus is with me;
He will go with me through the cold stream Of
DEATH" after uttering which, she passed away
without struggle. [CoM.
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RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK OF N. CAROLINA.
PRICES OF NoRTH-oAIoL1NA BANK NOTES:
Married:

YoUSG-BRowN.-Iu this City, on Thursday
evening the 22d just, by Rev. Mt. Hudson, Mr.
RICHARD You've aud Miss LOVE G. Brown, third
daughter of n. ]. aud Lydia Brown, all of this
City.
At the residence of Kearney Upchurch, ESQ.,,
in Wake County, on the 18th inst, by Robert S.
Perry, Esq, Mr. N. w. POOLE and Miss " B.
UPCHURCH
At ST. Stephens Church, Goldsboro', on the
evening March 18th, by the Rev. Mr. Hunter, Miss
SOPHIA PALMER, of Goldsboro', N. c., to Mr..
VIRGINIUs FRESHMAN, of Norfolk, Va,
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LuNATICs NUMBERING THEIR KEEPERS.
A terrible scene occurred recently in the Lu-
natic Asylum of St. Pierre, at Marseilles,
France Three patients determined to MUIR
der their attendants. To effect their pur-
pose they wrenched away some iron bars
placed around stove, and with them fell on
the first wardman they saw, and beat him
about the head till he died. Another keeper,
hearing his companions cries, came to see
what was the matter, and was Immediately
attacked and likewise killed. The three
madmen then took the keys from the pock-
cts of their victims and entered the adjoin-
ing wards to murder the other attendants,
but taking no notice of the patients. The
wardsmen, however, escaped, and stopped
the progress ofthe madmen by fastening the
door on the outside. Meanwhile the whole
establishment was alarmed, and the officials,
after a desperate resistance, succeeded in
overpowering tile three murderers, without
receiving any serious injury.
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MEXICO. March s. 1866.

MExICo-THE GUERRILLA ATTACK ON
THE BELGIAN EMBAssY.-The Balgian EN-
bassy took leave of their Majesties last Sa-
turday, and left yesterday by diligence for
Vera Cruz, in order to take passage in the
Unfortunately, before the diligence had ar
rived at Rio Frio, it was stopped by a band
of brigands. The members of the Belgian
mission, who were accompanied by three or
four soldiers with in and outside the vehicle,
took immediate steps to defend themselves,
whereupon the brigands skedadled with pre-
cipitate haste, not before they had fired one
voIley, by which Captain D'Huart and Gen
eral Foury and two other persons were kill
ed.-Cor. NJ Y. Herald.
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of taxes of former years to the United
States as well as present leyies, and not
arrogantly, but confidently, appeals to
that sense of justice and those remem-
brances of ancient friendship which
shall restore to her the full fruition Of
her rights as a State of the American
Union. w. A. GRAHAM.
EBBrrT HOUSE,
Washington, March l6, 1866.
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Mayor May of Augusta calls upon the
people of that city to ''sput their houses in
order" in view of the apprehended ap-
proach of the cholera. All decaying and
decayed vegetables and animal substances
are to be removed from the premises of each
citizen daily. General Brannan has placed
at the disposal of Mayor May number of
wagons, With dryers, to facilitate the reno
val of the filth. We expect from the well
known energy and active solicitude for the
welfare of the city of our worthy Mayor
similarly precautionary measures will be in
augurated here at ansearly day.
The 14sth Ohio regiment mutinied in
Texas, saying that their time was out. Over
sixty of them have been arrested by the ne
gro troops who now guard Galveston.
-Agassiz goes on from victory to victory
in Brazil. He will need squadron to bring
home the fish and creeping things. The
last reported census footed up nine hundred
and seventy different fishes, of which seven
hundred are new species, and fifteen are of
new genera and he is still fshing.
The New Orleans Legislature adjourned
Thursday night, having passed one hundred
and twenty three important bills. There is
talk of an extra session, but it is believed
that the Governor willnot call one until after
the May election. The Picayune denounces
all the charges against Tom Parker, which
caused his rejection as surveyor of New Or
leans, to be false Mr. Bloomfield, who has
been appointed Quartermaster General OF
Louisiana, was quartermaster in the Con-
federate army.
The California State Senate passed reso-
lutions Thursday, endorsing the action of the
majority in Congress as against that of the
President, by a vote Of % to 81.
North Carolina shad are now being
brought to Norfolk and selling at thirty
dollars per hundred by the cargo.
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~. mv.se Ineves.-The Florida Sentiasl men
thsro s 'a'' o. which strong evidence exists, of
s.e oelng regularly Organized bands of horse
.eses Operating in Florida and other States Of
'ue SCUM ,. we have no doubt of the fact and
~. DeileVe tnere exists asimi'ar Organization n
inns ola1e' Many occurrences go to prove it and
80 strong are the grounds of suspicion on ,na
suolec. mat We think they would justify mncb
more rigid investigation on the part Of the o;r;,
ponce and the military authorities, as we'll :.
much greater precaution on the part Of those ss !.
have animals to lose. VINO
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Hon. W. A. GRAHAM.

Hu1sBoRo'. n. c., Jan'y 90, 1866.
DEAR SIR Il am much obliged by
YOURS of the oath inst. had supposed
the province of your committee to en-
brace that of Committee OF Elections
and privileges, before which take the
rule to be without exception that per-
sons claiming to be members are per-
roitted to hear what may be adduced
against their claims, and to bring for
ward countervailing evidence. Ii tins
supposition be not correct, by reason OF
the fact stated by you, that the creden-
tials of gentlemen claiming to be Sena-
tors have not been referred, the ques-
tion will recur, whether the right OF a
State to representation is not entitled
to an equal privilege of defence by those
whom she has chosen for that ONCE.
T know not what; if anything, may
ba alleged against the right in question
On the bart of the State Of North-Car-
Gina / am satisfied that nothing can
he aIleeed that ought to prevail but
until the objections and proofs are
known, it is not possible to canvass
them or to offer contradictory evidence
NV sole purpose is to aid the commit
tee SO far as this State is concerned, IN
the entertainments of truth, and to guard
against ca parte testimony from unknown
or irresponsible sources. Il, therefore,
tho committee will at any time furnish
notice of the points on which evidence
is desired, or of prejudical testimony
leagues and myself will gladly avail
onrseIves of it's permission to offer such
relevant proof as may be in our power.
/ am, very respectfully, yours,
Hon WHIP. FEssENDEN, Senate United
States.
To prevent misconception, I esteem
If proper to remark that in giving these
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wayne Female College.-Rev. 8. NJ Frost
President OF Wayne Female College, located a.
Goidsboro, who is now on visit 10 New York
mas, we learn from fhe Ne'rs, been successsn, =,
raising about two thousand dollars, to aid in 70.
fitting and refurnishing the building; ard n 10
thought the exercises of the institution will com
mence some time in April.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

ON MONDAY THE 2ND DAY OF APRIL
next, / will, in pursuance of decree of the Court
of Equity for Wake county, expose to public sale,
on a credit of six months, at the Court House
door in the city of Raleigh, the
Two houses and Lots i'm the City OF
Raleigh,
described in the petition of Sarah A. Dupree ana
Others u.s. Peter c. Dupree and Others, adjoining
thelots of J. ]. Ferrel the heirs of Ransom John
son and Others.
Witness VIM. s. Mason, c. & NJ. +. at office,
in the city of Raleigh, the oath day of February,
VIM. 8. MASON.
February "a, 1S66-d2t-wtds
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+, ~, AL 9uiet in Newbern.-We found n
Chief Witty, this morning, lamentinp the Mr.
MaVor l99 nsef and his and Mr. Astns
MS feet elevated engaged in pernsina = with
me interesting legend concerning the "ds sa OF
COCK Robin" This looks like healthy t tor Oh
OF morals in Newbern.-NeUoern Times n' tone
A pretty state of morals, Mr.. Times. when on
City functionary dme,sts the absence Of dev;,,..'
and the other negects his Bible and PRAYER hoo,'
to read the, interesting legend Of the deot, :,
cock robin!' sA VI
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Mai. Jao. n. Cee.-we zee 4 stated IN

Maj. JnO. III. Gee.-We see it stated in the
Florida Sentinel that Maj Jno H. Gee, now on
vial in this City before Military Commission for
acts alleged to have been committed by him while
in charge of the prison at Salisbury, has advertise
cd for sale his residence and all his other proper
ty, even to his library, in order to raise funds to
meet the expense of his trial. The Sentinel Sec
onds suggestion made by the Macon Telegraph,
to raise funds for the relief of Maj. Gee, by con-
tributions among his friends
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JOHN DAVIDSON,
LEATHER AND HIDE DEALER,

PETERSBURG, va,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD
II assortment of Leather for Boot Makers and
Harness Makers.
Tanners supplied with Hides on the most favor
able terms.
march 14-w3t
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The Galveston (Texas) Bulletin indig
nantly denounces the riotous and disorderly
conduct, of the negro soldiers at that place.
Women were insulted, men fired at, and one
of them MORALLY wounded.
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Emisiants.-"R," iae Richmond corrcspon-
dent of the Express sends the following 10 that
paper under date of the 21st:
." A gentleman left this City This morning for
North Carolina, with number of white laborers,
where they will be employed in a well known coal
mine The negroes, tits said, will not work sat
istactorily, and therefore this new importation
which, let us hope, will be followed up by MANY
more. North-Carolna will need large number
of Immigrants, as the QuakcIs are about 10 emf
CRATE to the great West.'
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Mechanics Association.-We learn that
a number Of the Mechanics of this City met at the
sore off. W. Williams & Co., formerly the Way
side Hospital on Saturday night last, for the pur-
pose of organizing society 20 promote the in
terest of that class of our citizens. On motion of
Mr.. P. MCGOWAN, Capt. j. Q. A. DeCarteret was
called to the Chair, and Mr.. H. T. Clawson re-
quested to act as Secretary.
A number of speeches were delivered, after
which about twenty-five names were given in as
members, and the meeting adjourned 10 meet at
the same place on next Saturday evening, to re-
ceive the reportof committee appointedt to frame
Constitution and Bylaws for the Society, and
to perfect the organization.
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NOTICE.
PERsDNs holding caaina against the estate
of BENJAMIN F.. HANKS, deceased, to which
am surety, and have not already been arranged,
viii make It known to D. M. Carter, at Washing
ton, North Carolina, or to me at Raleigh.
z. 8. DONNELL.
March 18th, 1S65.-Stw.
c3y- Tines, New Berne, please copy times
weekly, and send bill to this Office.
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Louisburs Female College, under the con.
troll of Rev. Turner N. Jones, is, we learn from
the Ss''t~a, III fourkhing COM '--sn~eipk -,
ready seventy pAsils yitn prospect of on in
crease of fle number
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WASHINGTON, January "a, 1866.

WASHINGTON, January p, 1866.
DEAR SIR 1t is not customary to
allow a cross examination of witnesses
before committee appointed to report
on subject not involving individuals.
The committee is supposed to be desi-
rous to ascertain the truth, and capable
of making all the examination neces-
sary.
The committee is quite willing, how
ever, to examine any witnesses who
may be produced, having knowledge
of the subject-matter, to any reasonable
extent.
The credentials of gentlemen claim
ing to be Senators have not been refer
red to this committee, and there Is no
probability that they will be:
Yours, very respectfully,
w p. FESSENDEN.
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r OST NOTE.

OST NOTE.
Lost Note of hand made by c. W. Williams
in favor of Henrietta Williams, for forty-six
dollars, payable in gold, dated january LIST, 1856
and due one day after date. All persons are
forwarned from trading for the said note.
HENRIETTA WILLIAMS.
march AEw3tpd.
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Bad Bridge.-Weleafath att the bridge across
Neuse River, at the Falls, on tAs<oxford road,
thirteen miles from this City, is in dangerous
condition. It has been kept up for some time we
learn, by the Forest Manufacturing Company, but
it is now getting beyond their control. This is
the only bridge for twenty miles on the river, and
is therefore very important to be kept up We
hope those whose business it is to attend to this
matter will give it their attention at once.
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The Charlotte Democrat says, we are glad to
learn that the niilroad bridge over the Catawba
river (between Charlotte and Lineolnton) will be
completed in four or. five weeks.
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No Peaches.-So far as we have examined
the peach trees in the gardens about the City, the
peaches are all dead; not one left, that we have
found; so We shall probably be without that deli.
cious fruit this Summer.
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Lumber was very scarce because the govern
ment took all the lumber that was made. The
sutferings there were cause. both by poverty and
the scarcity of provisions. The quartermaster
had six fine four-mule teams, but they were taken
away aud old teams substituted. l know that
teams were impressed because heard Captain
Goodman read an order to impress all the teams
within 20 miles of Salisbury.
On motion, the Court adjourned to 10 o'clock
Monday morning, April End, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
feeinres ano Meetings

I1REE MATINEE LECTURE.-Dr. II. CARLOS
Il deliver h popular Lecture on the oRlGls OF s ThE
rent az senwAy FRIDAY. Nov. 90 al ocloek Tor ths
special accommodation and information Of Ladies'
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
Drp Goods.

GMILIIE s. Co.
- Hsse opened the most ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
Of
CLoAKs. sACQCEs. BASQUEs. JACKETS ard CIRCULARS
tn VELVET aud CLOT which Re srpassed n america
No. TbJ BROADWAY.
between Eighth and Nintl-stS.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE sur;.
NEW CARPET STORE corner Twenty-fifth-st.
~ and SIave John Cros eys Royal Velvet ana Body Hus
sells Easb Tspestre a. % per yard Cotton Chain ingraas
cents per- yard; Al Wool Al; Supsr 81 % Extra onPF :
large OIL Cloths DIugscts Window Shades
Rugs. Mats &C.. &C. d. KELLY Co
CARPETS, CARPETS.-H. o. FARRELL, Nos
~ 257 27 Thyhtth-st door east Of Eighth
prices Carpets Furniture Look the reduction
Nenstan s5 Old price 90 Cotton and Wool - ets
Old al wool IS Old 81 %; hupef ngrans 81 20
81 15 old Is 2 o. Our entire stock Of Carpets and Fun
Of ell kinds With the above reduction livery article
cold represented aud deliveries Brussels Blankets
and Cloth reduced equally low.