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LOCAL NEWS.

CENTRE MARKET ON SArURDAY.-Beefb best
cuts, per b., 800. NEXT, 25c.; Salt Beef l5s20c;
Dried Beef, 25a30c. Veal, $50. Mutton, chops,
25o.i Lamb, zoe. Lard, 1sc. Pork, fresh,
lse oorned, 15o. Bacon, hams, uncut, 2oa3Oo.
sliced, 2so breasts, 1sa20c shoulders 15c. But.
ter. 40s46c. Chickens, pair, $l.o0stl.T5, Tur.
keys, 26a35o lb.j Geese, f5o aSi. 80; Ducks pair,
7scaS1. Eggs, dos, 25a30c. Apples, peck, 60s
100 Turnips, PIX, 200. Peaches, dried. per quart,
loo. Beans, butter, 2oc.j white, 12al5o; dried
cherries, quart, 500. Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c.
Beets, peek 400. Onions, 50c.j 0kra, soc. Psrs-
nips, 2Oa25o. Peas, quart, 100. Carrots, bunch,
Sc. Fish--ROck, large, each, slA2i small, bunch,
eOe.i Perch, 4oc.i Maeksrei, ESQ. EACH Hslibut,
ID, 26c Herring, per bunch, 5oo.i shad, per
bunch, 81 TO % pair Sea Bass, per pound, 12c.
Spanish Maokerei, $la1.50 each. Rye, per bushel,
96c.aS1 10. Corn Meal, s1a1.15. shipstuf, 70a
SOC. Brownstun, coo. Shorts, 400. Corn, shelled,
$l.10al 20; In ear, Dbl, s4s5. Oats, bushel, %
a65o Hay, owt., 81. boal.75. Straw, t1a1.5o
Celery, bunch loo. Krout, quart, 30. Cabbage,
per head, baloc. Hominy, quart, 100. Lettuce,
1aloc. Potatoes, $50. per peck. Egg Plants, ba1oc
Chestnuts, zoo. per quart. Sweet Potatoes, TOO
Small Birds, per doI, s1.26; Small Ducks, T5c.aS1
Canvas Backs, s3s4. Red Neoks, tla2 pair. Gran
berries. zoo. Pumpkins, 10 to 500. each. Prsiri,
Hens, 81 pair.
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Deputy o N Cen, Brevs, Br,s Gen. o. s. .ru,
Acting Chief o. NJ Depot OF Wa .hInstou. mhls.td
GALE OF FISH STANDS,

The fsh Stands In the different market. will no sod
70 the 90 81 bidder, for cash the following days.
Centre Market on SATURDAY. March 50, Al 10
O'Clock, m.
o'clock, m. "
Navy Yard Market, FRIDAY, March % at 10 'elOel,
q. N-i
Western Market, on WEDNESDAY, March n, a, 10
O'Clock,
Persoss now holding stands In the dIFereut m.rkets
can retain them BY paying the Appr.ssment price ior
such stands previous t. the day Of ssls.
RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor
WASH SoroS, March H. 1897 nhH.eas,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ pEITBO STATES PATEST oTYICE,
WARRINGTON February 10, 1867
On the petition Of George Reed aud Pereis L. futile,
Administrators Of the estate Of Joseph futile, de-
ceased Of Geneva N y praying for the extension Of
patent granted to the sad Joseph IL futile the 2st day
Of June, 1888 for improvement In saws for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place the 2lst day OF June, 1867;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day OF June
next, at l9 o'clock and all persons nouned to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to die
the Patent Once their bjectonS, specially forth in
writing, least tioenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled by either party, TO be used al the
said hearing must be tax and transmitted 10 accord
Anee with the rules Of the ofiee, which will be fur.
uished on application.
Dispositions and other PaPsrS. relied unon a. tAsti-
mony must be died In the Oce teRfy days before the
day Of hsarngi the arguments, II any within tea days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published 10 the
Intsiinsncer aud the REPUBLIcAS, Washington, D c.,
and In Ne Geneva GIEette Geneva, New York
once a week for three successive wVeksi the nrsI Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous 10
the day Of hearing. 7. Q. 1HBARkR,
Commissioner Of PATENTS,
P.s -Bdiors OF the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once With pGrsr
containing this noIie~ f-23 WSW
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PATENT OFFICE NOTICES
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
ST ArRa PA Dsv,cy

1 AEI AM MEM VI lhE In lERlOR,
~ UsrrED srArEs PATENT oyEIcE,
wAsHIsaTos, February q, 1857.
On the petition Of Alexander J. Walker Of New York
Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 2tth day Of May, 1853 for snt In
Spirit Lamps, for years from the expiration Of
said patent which takes place the 2h day Of Nay
lp67
his ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent ores MONDAY, the 9Th day Of May next
At u clock, m. and all persons notified appear
and show cause, any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Prsons opposing the extension required to ole In
the Patent omee their objections specially forth in
writing, at least tpsnty days before the day Of hsangi
all testimony ned by either party to be used
said hearing must be taken and In aeeord
with the rules Of the Ofes, which will be fur.
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony must be nled In the oee tosny days before the
day Of hearing; the argumsnt any, within ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, aud the Intsii0sneer, Washington D. O. ,
aud In the Times, New York, N. Y, once a week for
three successive weeks the hrEt Of said publications to
be at least sixty days previous TO the day Of hearing
TIC TaRAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.s.-Ediors Of the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills to the Patent omee with paper
containing this notice. fen. lAWSW
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AUCTION sAIEs
GALE OF OLD AND UNsERvICE-
~ ABLE ARTICLES or oRDAANCR
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
HrUUAn NJ naAI

BUREAU OF ORDNAHCH,
-, -, WtsHlSeroN err, March rs, 1907
hete VII DO sold At public auetiou To the highest
pidders, noen, THURaDAY, the llth day OF April.
1857 the once Of the inspector Of Ordnsae. NV
yard, Philadelphia, Pa lot Of old and uossryss,L.
article. OF Ordnance, embracing Shot aud she'll abont
seven hundred (7Oo) Carbnes Cbreeeh.o.ders1 sbou,
twenty Ave hundred 6oo Mustets rihsd and smooth
bore, Qua Carriages, and other stores
he articles will be sold In lots.
Terms One. half cash, in Government fundE, 10 b,
deposited on thu conclusion Of the sale and the re-
mainder within ten days aerward, duripg which tim,
me afie % must be removed from the yard otherWIs,
they will revert to the Government.
mhls-2A chI., =, pnss.,
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T ANCKToN & CO., Alb PENNSYLvA-
MIA avenue, sell butter for 50 cents; white Sugar
i4 cents; good Tea for ti rs; choice Hans 10 cents
0'ods warranted TO give perfect satisfaction. Buy Of
them once, and 20 will be sure TO 90 there again.
fs25-lm
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DOR RENT-ONE DOUBLE AND 1.-TWO
Il SINGLE ROOMS. neatly furnished. Terms mod
eIas. Apply ~ No. AIS street, between Eighth and
Ninth. mhl6-3rs
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WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
cHrES arLsIEssLsrIH's oyyroE,

DEPOT OF WAsHISoToH,
wAsHTNGTOS, D. c., March u.s. 1857 I
By order Of the ouartormaser General the following
Buildngs and wharves at the foot Of sixth street
be sold at public auction FRIDAY March n undat
the supervision Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James
Moore, NJ, sale TO commence at II o'clock to wiz
Grain shed, 2oxl26 feat
Grain She'd 40xll9 feet
Storehou.e, xTl feet
Wharf 70x72 feet. containing 2 400 cubic feet In
piles and caps, and q 992 feet In strings and hoorug
wharf, l2Jxl3e Ieet, containing T. GA cubic feet in
piles and caps and TO- 740 feet In strngs aud flooring
Addition, 2oxll5 fe-t, eontaning $50 cubic feet In
piles and caps, and 05l feet 10 pgu aud flooring
Addition, 2Ilb3 feet, coutainipg 900 cubIe feet in
piles and caps. and IS $50 feet In strings and horug
Add tiou, Slsts feet, containing $40 cable fe.t in
piles and caps, and 29a feet In strings and flooring
Add,uoo, containing 40 cable feet In piles and
caps, aud J, 90 feet Ia stTings az iorinR.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
G n TOMPKNIs
DEPUTY O N Cen, Breyet Brig. Gen. q ,ruv
Aeting Chief Q. N, Depot OF Wa ,hlngtou. mhls.td
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NJ, Jane, has had unuSuSl opportunltIes to become
familiar with the Law Of BAnkTurtcy, having been a
member Of PArAm'u ut at the time the Eugsh Bankrupt
Act was passed and having himself carried through
important amendments to the bill He wAs slro for
many years successful prGetitons' In the English
bankruptcy Confederation Lao Rt0tstsr March,
1853. HARPER 4 Bh0THERs
~
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FIN NCI ~.

FINA CINT,.
T AY COOK o.,
BANKERS,
BrTTRzNrH srRssr. oppO.i.. TIE TREASURY,
ssy sad ssu 81 surrsn, insrks, rates. sDdI keep BON.
.,.nuv on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BoSDsl
sEvRs.rHIRrrss.
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COMMISSIONER OF ALL TIE BTATKs,
oHFICB, NO. oil NINTH STREET WksT,
Near PsnnGylVAniA avenue,
would respectfully infoTm bis frsndl and he lubs
generally that he 10 attending 10 all legal business,
Drawing Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices, and prepares an ether
Legal Documents.
LRGAL ADVICE GIVEN IN ALL ITS BRAEoHHs.
Particular a.sntiSn given to the cOllsspoa q DseS
and CLAIMS In general. dsla.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
ST. DOMINGO.

THE LATE HURRICANE-THE BAY OF SANTANA
A PARTY IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION TO TIE
UNITED STATES - THE PORT OF MONTE
CHRISTIE.
BY a recent arrival at this port we have late
adyiccs from ST. Domingo.
The damage done by the hurricane IL much more ex
tensye than was at first supposed and there Is an I'M
nensc amount OF restitution and misery among the
numerous sufferers from the calamity. Thousands OF
families in st. Domingo City and the neighb0rng towns
have stripped Of all they possessed and are Tor the
moment entirely dependent upon any little aid they can
Obtain from the Government and their afflicted neigh
bor There has been heavy loss Of pack animals which
furnish the only OF transportation and the roads
the interior In many places completely blocked up
with fallen trees.
An English Spectator agent had been a. ~ D0Inneo
looking after SANTANA for cOang and supply station Tor
line OF West India steamers. The Government has de
cued to treat with him. they prefer, n any arrange
mens ever made for that valuable bay II should he
with the Americans. .
A feeling in favor OF annexation outright 70 the United
States n growing up In st. Domingo This feeling ~
not ~ recent BIRTH but the transfer OF the Bland OF ~
Thomas 10 the United states has bad the effect OF smua
tug il into uncommon warmth Tho feeling does not yet
find popular expression, but the annexation party ~
said IL increasing every day.
suggestion declare Monte Christie free port was
under consideration. Monte Christie has one OF the finest
harb0rs 81 Domingo, being both very capacnus and
exceedingly well sheltered. It is admirably situated on
the north western coast OF the islands
Tno copper miues the river Nigua are pronounced
magnificent certainty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13

past Slst October, gives some curious statistics m m
reference to the periodical press. The number on
political journals existing at that date was Ss OF
which Is are printed at Paris; of non-poluca peri
odicas, $50 at Paris and sos in the departments IN
the course of the year 1867 the Government llas
authorized ca new political periodicals, ~ IN Parls
and IS in the Provinces Since the 1st OF January
1861, the system of warnings, suspensions, ana sup
pressions by mere Administrative order has not been
enforced The number of cOmmuaiGues sent to the
journals with orders to insert them has been, since
that date 49, of which Paris editors have been Ia
vOred with 2l3, the departmental press with "a
During this same perod-,lanuary TO October 81
II COMBINATIONS by the tribunals have been inflicted
on the Paris papers, il on those Of the rest of the
country During the first ten months of the year.
COS works have been presented to the Commission
of Colportage. without whose authorization their
sale 10y pedders and certain other small dealers - IL
legal. OF these 3iS almanacs, and $40 collec-
tons OF songs. In % cases authorization was re-
fused.
The refusal is generally based on pretense of bad
influence. Any who viii glance at the pages of
n few hundred of those which authorized Will be
at loss to conceive the peculiar nature of the Com
missOncrs moral views study of those that arc
refused win make it perfectly plain that the essence
of their ethical system is neutrality-suspicious. pur-
tanlsm.
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rNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Dee -NoOn.-Consols formouey. % United;
States E1ycTweny Bonds, ~ Illinois Central Railway
Shares, s7t. Erie Railway shares, 4s3.
Afternoon Ous0ls for money have declined Sl6 and
are now quoted at % 1916 American Securities are
steady at the following quotations: United states Five
Twenty Bonds, p; Illinois Central Railway shares, sJf
Fvening-CousOls closed q shade weaker, AZ s2i for
money American Securities closed at the following rates;
United states Five-Twcny Bonds 5lg Illinois Central
RAILWAY shares, 81 Erie Railway shares, jSs
PARs. Doe. l2-AftcrnOon-The feeling on tho Bourse
A quite strong.
FEASKFoKT, Dec. 1o-Noou-Uuited states Five Tven-
ties for the issue Of 1862, 7l4.
Aferpocn-Uited States FIyeTwenties for the issue
States Bonds closed fmer at last quo
tatiOns. - 80, ,.,. m, ...i
mated sales to-day are 900 bales MiddnG Up2n9s az
sld; Ml1dIDg Orleans, I'D Corn - Tor MiAsA VS.
en- Wheat. 1872 for White California ana - lot no :
Milwaukee Club BARLEY, 10 for American oats 5s Tor
American. Peas, Az for Canadian Beei, ~ Tor NlLer
Extra Prime Mess Pork 69 for Flme Eastern heSs.
Lard a. for Fine American Cheese, 81 Tor the hghesJ
range OF fine Bacon, Al. Tor Cumberland Cut. NO u
Dutch standard sugar. % g. Tal9% ~ LOT aineLcaI
ION, ana Refined ). Glover SEED, 19 LOT NO Alicrl
lean Red , ooo
bales the dull, aud prices unchanged Bread
gtufs are without alteration. Lard has advanced 70 81
and TaOw declined 10 a. sugar n GuCt OtheI arr
Eyeniug-American descriptions OF Cotton are OF a
penny lower but the decline tended 10 render tt
Eteadier and 10 Increase the actNly lu
following the authorized quotations; MddAnS Dp-
lands. port, I'D; Mddng Uplauds 70 arrive, go
cEiuate made az noon by bales footing up 10000
baes No change quotations Of Breadstuts, except ior
Peas hieh declined To 1915 quarter Tor tahadan
Provisions and Produce entirely unchanged since tle al
nSnnS De- 70 Noon-Wliale oil R39 per % gallons.
stfru on e1i2 per tui. LnseCG Oil 83s per tun lin
seed Cakes All pcI tuu Tor thin OblOug.
Aforementioned OIL has declined TO &J3. IheIe are
hVTWFHP Dec. i2--Evening.-stan dard White PetrO
lCuu Chased ~ - francs
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ANOTHER REPORTED REAL ESTATE PJE'hANL
BY THE UNITED SrATES-POLITiCAL ANo
NAVAL NEWS FROM BAYTI, san DOMINGO
AND JAMAICA. .t.f
HAVANA, Dec. lit ia reported that Presi-
dent Baez has offered the Bay OF SANTANA TO The Uncd
States for a loan Of 81 100000 in gold.
The attempts to organize expedition in Curacao
against President Cabra have failed FOR the want Oh
funds TO carry them out
Small bands OF reyolItionists fOckng into Hayt
badly provided with arms and ammunition.
An attempt was recently made by General Monies
to escape from the custody of President saDaye bat 10
failed. ..
Jamaica is suffering from continual rains and there Is
much suffering among the planters.
Among tho French Islands slight shocks Of earthquake
were OF frequent occurrence
The steamers arriving this port from NewOrleans
and other Southern ports report very heavy weather in
the Gulf
quake there and the disappearance Of the islands IN that
ncghbOrh0Od Statements also received that severe
shocks OF an earthquake have also been felt down Ven
ezuela and among all the islands in that vicinity.
Of the Danish saGds Sie have bec s6d 10 the Gaited
states has been prepared by the King of Denmark aud
will he delivered the first OF January next The Com
missioner from the Danish Government has sailed from
81 Thomas for Washington.
The American schooner C0nquerOr has been raised by
American company With their diving apparatus Ad-
mra Palmer commanding the United states Atlantic
Sunad0n and the Governor OF St. Thomas have arrived
at Kingston. Admiral Palmer hopes to save the United
States war steamer DE Soto. WOrkmen are now engaged
upon her and there is probability That their efforts
It l. reported that the United States Government has
reopened negotiations for the purchase from baez OF le
Bay OF SANTANA.
Many parties who suspected OF having bcen engaged
in attempts to get mp revolution IN Haytl nave peei
arrested by order Of President salnaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
NEU-ENGL4ND.

BRI-rAL MURDER ~ SPRINGFIELD, MASS
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 12.-Mary Shea an
n Woman as wears old was murdered IN this ct, last
ii.,ht bv her stcp.sOn, John shea. The murder wss
wT,ght by an assault with fists and feet On the ssu
~ the woman is cash eleven inches long Young sgea
is about u years old. and notorious bad character lie
is now under arrest.
Weather very cold and showing rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT N yrKNovr.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Dee. 19.-Ihcre were not
80 many kiled at the railroad accident 10 N0rhehoa
reported last evening. list which Is bclcycd ~ be
correct puts the number az Killed al H. in OIL The n'her
clsnses are over 80 IN number many 81 those very 81
we're. is feared that others VIII die, aud others ~ if-
Qu.re amputaton An Inquest over the bodies WIZ Do
heid ~ Nouhield to-day. I'D e.
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MARINE INTFT1TGFNCF.

SOUTHAMPTON Dec. I2-The steamship Saxonia, Capt.
Hack. from New-EOTk November 80, arrived here al
~ lock last night on the way 10 Hamburg. The steam
ship Cnbria Capt Trautman has gone to Belfast TO
repair damages 10 her broken screw.
QCEENsTOWN. Dec. 12.1he steamship City OF Washing
ton Capt HacrOw, from NcwNOrk the SOh inst, las
arrived here, the way 70 Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
ACCIDENT on THE CLEVELAND ASD TOLEDO
RAILROAD

CLEVELAND, Ohio Dee. l2.-Thc locai lFelsht
train ON the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad broke lhloth
the bridge over the sandushy River ~ frrlh2nt lhls
morning. aud tho engine aud 10 car we're p ,sl.pn
INTO the river The conductor, whu-l tHc N"'"'' q"
missing and supposed to be Ia the WtttA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
BANK OF ENGLAND.
SPAIN

DUTIES ON IMPORTS ABOLISHED.
MADRID, Dec 12.-By Royal Decree the duties on
cotton, provisions, breadstufs. oils, and machinery
imported into the Island of Puerto Rico abolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
r1RE 1N noNEoYE FALLs, y. Y.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. IA block of buildings
IN Uoneoyo Rails In this county burned last night.
Loss g. 0 insured for $1,000 II owned by Pierce
a Brggs merchants. who lost portion Of their STOCK.
The Masonic Fraternity had their hal destroyed With AL
it's contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE LONDON TINES on AMERICAN AffAIks'
~ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
LONDON, Dec. l2.-The london Tunes, IN an eul-
torial on the prospective abolition OF the tax on
cotton by the American Congress, says the manclal
difficulties Of the United States are extreme ana
expects that the country viii be obliged TO resort to
increased internal taxation and higher tariff; but
believes that the people viii disavOw any plan when
has for its object the payment Of the bonds OF the
United States and the interest theron in paper
THE FESIANS.
NOon.-SeveTal British soldiers who participated IN
the ceremonies in honor of the executed
Fenians at Dublin last Sunday, and marched
in the funeral procession, have been placed
under arrest. and will be Immediately tried
by cOurt-martal. Dispatches have been re-
eeyed from all parts of Ireland giving accounts of
exhibitions of popular sympathy for the fate of Allen
and his companions. In quite number of the prin-
cipa towns there have been funeral professions in
which large multitudes, wearing national emblems,
participated.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
Fvening-The weekly returns OF the Bank Of En-
gland show that the amount of bullion in the vaults
has decreased E53,0OO since Dec. D.
PROHIBITION OF FENIAN DEMONSTRATIONS
DUBLIN Dec. l2-Eyening.-The Lord Lieutenant
If Ireland has issued proclamation declaring that
the holding of public funerals for the Fcnans exc
,uted for treason at Manchester is seditious, and
prohibiting such demonstrations of sympathy IN
future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
GERMANY.

CLOSE OF THE FEDERAL COUNCIL.
Berlin. Dec 12.--Ihe Federal Council of the North
German Confederation closed its session to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
ITALY
,ATH OF PACIN

FLORENCE, Dec. 12-Jean Paciui, the veteran ope-
ratio composer, died yesterday He was born at
Catania, Sicily, in 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13

q OTTAWA. Dee 12.-In the House of Com
nous yesterday the rs0uons in reference 10 the North
West Territory came mp Tor concurrence, and were car
ned by lurSe majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
RESIGNATION OF rREsIp?FEySTI, SMAcLFAN OF

PRINCET0N, n. j., Dec IA meesm 9iee on
tho Trustees Of the College yesterday, ~ Jon ys
tci 7Groes NE has been connected win lhe 'p,ekn
49, ers IA Tutor Professor. cePresident' ana fIc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
THE WEST INDIES.

ANOTHER REPORTED REAL ESTATE PURCHASE
BY THE UNITED STATES-POIIriCAL ANo
NAVAL NEWS FROM HAYTI, san DOMINGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
MEXICO

TIE COUNTRY oUIET-pEATH OF GIN. STEVENS
INTENTIONS AGAINST CUBA - THE NEW
MARBLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF FOREIGN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13

DEATH OF EEU NET-SEW FRENCH PUBLICATIONS
The PERIODICAL PRESS OF FRANCE.
Prom our sDecsl Correspondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13
IRELAND.

TIE EXECUTIONS AT MANCHEsTER-EXCITED
STATE OF IRISH FEELING-DEMONSTRATIO
INUONOR or THE FENIAN MARTYRS-LETTERS
AND DYING DECLARATIONS OF ALLEN, LAR
KIN. AND O'BRIEN-GREAT ROBBERY OF ARMS
IN COBK-TRAINING AND DRILLING STILL
GOING on, ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-13

SOME DESCRIPTION or THE ISLAND By ADMIRAL
PORTrR-ITs ADVANTAGES FOR NAVAL
sTATIOS-IrS SOCIETY, NATURAL RESOURCES,
HEALTHFULNEss, HURRICANES, ETC
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The following letter
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-23
The Latest Music.

An amusing incident took place at a music
store not long ago, which is worth relating.
A fast young woman, who was dressed more
like one of our Mississippi country Iasses than
city belle, entered the store in question.
and asked the salesman to show her the latest
musical publication. The young clerk mis-
taking her for ''green 'un," handed down
for inspection, Ben Bolt, Annie Laurie, The
Last Rose of Summer, and the Old Arm Chair.
care these the latest productions you have?"
inquired the female.
Yes, madam, these are the latest pub
locations issued" responded the salesman.
'Do you know what wish you would do
with them ~ replied the woman.
"Wrap them up fOC you madam ?" answered
the clerk
''NO," said she, 81 hav'nt time to take
them now"
Il will do what you wish with them,
madam" politely replied the young man.
"Well, then" she responded, 'sYou may
place this Old Arm Chair aside, seat Annie
Laurie on it, give her the last Rose of Summer
to use as she pleases, and put Old Ben Bolt
to kissing Eer, and let them kiss away until l
return"