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The New York herald., 1867-04-28
BY THE CABLE TO APRIL 27.
THE WAR QUESTION.

THE WAR QUESTION.
s.HPHussia ssMay'' Evacuate Luxemburg.
49, sssAs~ BERLIN, April H. 1857
The Wessr Gasate. IN s,lsadlng article to-day int
mates that Prussia may evasaaas the fortress Of Luxem
hut A@~S = - ~ H+s. - q
D6tssDs6s.i Of IN oa.r .r sale.
a tx. !. ss III "a, ANsrERDAM, April a. 1857.
The Dutch govssnmens ofaclly denies that there was
any enar n ~ Laxepburg TO NaOolsQh
PAece R1ktN2. shs Paris Bourse-A Gen.
5 :. : 40 - Cs6gxsae Sp2kea or
=. -. PxRzs, April 2o-Evening.
\ uhoe- Of The sstAblishment OF peace congress,
wsch haaesvaed teday has had the effect Of raising
'rsnses one hann A1( business hours, however, the
report ras diaprsditsd "a rentes slightly declined.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

wIss rsugess .:S ! 0rpe-s:s.n g,.ss :. sas,s as,r-
BATCHELOR'S, l6 Bond s.feeA
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Aid to tho Harsfsrd asd Erie RaiirUea-Dcase
Of m Omccr 81 h1arinss-Sontencos sf Pes
Bosross ApsiEss Sssx
The Taancs Coumesss Of ~ Lsgislseurs havs -
ported fsverabIy the bill to ain the sonssrssoa -
the Hartford and Erie Railroad !. y -.
Captain George G. HtO1dAsd. a - - Sassg hs-
rins corps. stationed a. tbe Charstowv Navy Yard.
died yesterday. altar . short illness, u esyoea4
Samuel aAngier, oonviose1 Of rcsAlng lssn u ~
boston Post o0ee has been ee0tenss4 70 N0ur yeeT
imprLsoament 10 Dedham JAIL ~. ~ -..
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Ycsss IaSlss. 1ewsye Of the Inimrtyss Ef-
M the pores sf the skn and IN short time eestroy -
81 z. ssfs
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

shortly after eleven O'Clock last nigh, fire was dis-
covered in the new and exisnsive brick building losta
in Front street. Jay, and occupied a. whits LEAD
nanufactosy by hsssrs Hall Bradley An sisr~
hsving been given the 6remen were promptly ON In.
spot and asr completely delugng the interior OF the
building with water succeeded in subduing the flames
The Are was caussd By the ovsheang Of the furnace 10
the lower part q the building, while, II said ths
Watchmsn employed in the establishment was asIeep
Firo 6arsis Lawrvuoe W. present during tho re sad
estimatsd She damage q sboat 1so00 principally pos-
haps By water. Tho insnrancos are Al sAid 70 b 10
second precinct aIso present with ssson OF men
70 preserve oros but dssusbance escssSsd; u
fact bat few persons other than the nssse 40 pscs
were about the piace 1t the time. tfef
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

In the sprisG Mspshs a ,e eysseH Naturally
cENikxTED EXTRACT on g. iRsxPARfLLA l. "A e.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

ss.' = SALES " atAresTAEess ~. M
'-sats ~ ByA. D, Bleechsr aDn 3 Co.,.
Hoslac and sass u lot No. lis AZ. a. neag N -.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

s..ss. % sas Es,,ss IL sa S:' Scat ::H
featuring Company The BEST the handles. for
Ss%Sss e. ''ss oss Ess az :ss '''' SEND
-. &. a \ & :: 6
sysssn, and pursss oui ths humor that make dseass
!: =: sss;:s s:s,sfs !. Sirss:
sistAns Of The greatest value.
3issw wsrs {; ss1sssSs 81 ss's.' e ssorHna r-...s..
y :s sas
ING PusrosEs los Bqs % RrVn oisdssr ss.. Gpeumn
patent Opera Houss Chairs &c Particular stsnton pAiA
i.:%.ss: .s s;..s:a { s1s "ssS 6. 1s
Not a Few OF the Worst Diserders ssss. AZ
ii's s s ss
acsss r.. :..! rs.s .s
41Tioa ~ y s,s'; oss s.a sss Van xE
Royal Havana "a All Legal Lssssry Prs.ss.
J.R. CLAYTON 10 wan sssss. New YO~s
.;s ,: :s .sss .:::
bone and skin dissas rsr sas a SAs dsss store No o
...s:s sS.e.. ...S:s ,. Kss:sss =, r.x,. B. %
nhed on her las. voysgs froa Lirpool 70 his port wn
''''' VIZ c5ssSsH' 4 'i %Gc. SSsi Ii, r..o. ..r.s.
:: ss ::s; : r::s ::s.
which ~' arc selling = ss} ;siSs.S ;S';ssTurss
Gi Toa, i sves1s. opposite Cooper Institute.
------
o1 Ess Cs. r. g:s sss ssss ss s'
saving machi1e). President. ep BreadwHy Nsw rork
mt. Ts.;s ;: ss ma psss. .:.s Z: Iys
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF nfksAfAnIIhA w
varably does. ASK for HxLssotp's Take no other
wheeler Gr Wilson's Lock zfitch Sewing ma
chine ana Buttonhole Machine, 60 broadway
V1ss. Toupecs and OrnaGcntnn Hair
| Bsss quality HAIR Dye and Hair DycinG an colorA -
BATCHELOR's, N Bond s<csA
Yessg Iass 1swss. Of iss s.1s lsimrsSs: ,. Es.
IN the pore~ AZ Inc sKn and IN short time essroy ~
empesios n yos sesis ssrs sriss nesey az
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11

afterward, under Polk, we had another
crisis-and subsequently under the mod
el" Buchanan, in time Of peace, the
government was daily creating an inn
mense debt, and had SO little credit that
it was borrowing money at usurious rates
that the same administration stood quiz
city by and suffered gang of perjured
traitors to control its counsels while hatch
ing gigantic rebellion; that under it the
coid-blooded, tyrannical and inhuman
doctrine that colored man had no rights
which a white man is bound to respect
was promulgated, and that there was no.
thing in the Constitution authorizing the
President to coerce a State, or in other
words put down rebellion! These are
but a moiety Of history, and prove one
of two things, to wit: that these admin
istrations were not democratic, or else
that the resolutions are what is vulgarly
called CANNON.
BE that Is it may, the patent democra-
cy have placed their candidates upon an
ignobIe platform, and to that let the voters
hold them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
NOTICE TO TANNERS.

TTHE undersigned are agents for the sale
4 of Hickles' patent process Of Tanning.
in 80 DAYS,
MEDIUM Il LIGHT, 40 to 60 lbs. tam
ned in co days.
CALF SKINS, d KIPP 10 90 20 days.
II is claimed that tess burE IS required
with ut least 10 per cent. Of 1rcigtt udjcd,
10y this process over the ordinary mode of
tanning. Parties Interested can see for
themselves by calling at Mckce's Tan
merry, Lewistown. Privilege will be Civ
en- 10 any tanner to test the matter in his
own yard. Apply to
j. y. &, w. r. MCKEE,
septll-2m Lewistown. Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
Z1SGAGoqJ-lEAS
s e M T n A r Y

TNHE Winter Session Of this Institution
Il opens oil WEDNESDAY, October9, and
continues twenty weeks with short va
cation during the Holidays.
bjnt-Thoroughncss of culture, and in
culcation of correct principles of human
life.
The Institution is far removed from
places of temptation and vice common to
towns and villages, and III other respects
is a safe and desirable place for the educa-
ton of boys and girls.
Terms Boarding, tuition, furnished
rooms, light and fuel, $50 per session.
For further particulars, address,
MARTIN MOHLER, Prin.,
s1l-2m KishacOquillas, Mifflin CO., Pa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11


Spain has recalled her fleet from the Pa
cific Ocean.
Hunting" is said TO be first rate as
game is quite scarce.
When Il copperhead says congressional
reconstruction is wrong, ask him what
his plan is, or what he would do?
\ number Of colored soldiers were re-
Gently killed and wounded in fight With
the Indians. According to copperhead
democracy, that number of white men
ought to have been scalped, a5 blacks have
no business TO be soldiers.
/ We have ut last two democratic modes
of relief. Pendleton proposes to issue
greenbacks enough to wipe out the ma
tion"I debt. aud ValIandingham goes in
for reputation. Is there statesmanship,
honor or honesty in either?
The new constitution Of Maryland,
concocted principally by rebels, provides
that no minister or preacher Of the Cos
pei shall be eligible as Senator or Delegate.
This looks little as if the bigger the ras-
Cal the more tit for legislator.
The Bcllefonte Watchman says S. T.
Shugert, their candidate for Senator, never
sought office. How, then, says the Press,
does it happen that he and his sons have
done nothing but hold public office or
public employment for the last twenty
years?
We do not say that all republicans are
either honest or patriotic, but We do say
that when such men like Mr.. Mcintyre,
in,
denounces the men and measures which
saved the Union, HE is UNFIT TO BE
TRUSTED.
Almost every act done by Johnson's
orders seems to create further difficulties
for the Southern people. The removal of
Gen. Sickles for an alleged interference in
restraining the collection of an old debt
which the L. 5. Marshall of North Caro-
lima had in hand, if followed up, will ruin
every man there. Sickles' order did not
Interfere with transactions since the war.
but under the law of Congress had sus-
pended the collection of old claims in the
same way as our legislature has frequent
ly passed stay laws.
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Advertiser says: Among the clerks
III the Treasury Department is a man who
is brother of an ex-rebel Commodore
who, at the time of General Early's at
tack on this city, went through the lines
to the rebel headquarters, and informed
General Early that the city was defended
10y militia only, and could easily be taken.
For this act he was taken and tried and
cnrtonaaI 70, L.,
quently pardoned, and is now making up
for lost time ~ a clerk in the Government
employ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11

The prominent features of McIntyrc's
speech were States Rights, The Consti-
tuition, Niger and The Taxes and to
avoid giving them anything like same
ness of expression lie introduced with
a fine effect ana the variety Of expression
of which he was capable, concerning The
Constitution, States Rights, Taxes, and
The Niger and, as was expected, the
effect proved ponderous.'
The above, together with 4 TRADE on
radical misrule," was the sum and sub
stance of c. ]. Il. McIntyre's speech at
Bellefonte, as it was here, and no doubt
in all other parts of the district. He has
no word of condemnation of the rebels,
but his whole aim and object seem to be
to prove that he is as good q copperhead
as any white-skinned shrieker JEFF Davis
had in the North during the rebellion.
He prides himself OH having supported
the war, yet in the same breath alleges
that had he forcseen the results, the de-
mocracy would not have embarked in it
What is the difference between such Ian
guage and the language Of Southern
traitors? Not particle. He might as
democratic friends ICe1C S0ry.y that tie re-
5eHiop hotd -JuUcd, and that he would
sooner serve under the rule of Davis and
his treason than under republican rule,
even if the latter IS the will Of the people.
Whatever evils have fallen upon the
South, have been the result of their own
oh=tinacy. At the outset of the rebellion
President Lincoln invited them to lay
down their arms, and receive forgiveness.
Twice was that offer renewed, butiu each
case treated with ridcUIe and contempt,
and finally the Emancipation Proclama-
ton was issued, though with some reluc
tance. When the war closed, Congress
Offered the most magnanimous terms ever
offered to 4 conquered people through the
Constitutional Amendments, but those
who under the Constitution had forfeited
life and property, hardened in heart and
supercilious i'll pride, rejected the peace
offering with scorn. 1t was then only
that the supreme law of the landn dis
frauchiscd the loyal black man. Igno.
rance and stupidity, coupled with upstart
folly, may not see the hand ofProyidence
i'll these unexpected and stupendous revo-
iutions Of society, but if the lessons of
history are worth anything this Nation
must avail itself of the inevitable results
OF treason and crime, or stand prepared
for still mighticr Judgment which
may Involve the North in as complete
ruin as the South cutailed on itself by It's
rebellion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
10 THE PUBLIC.

cense granted Samuel g. Mclaughlin, of
Lewistown, for the use of Rubber as a
base for artificial teeth, has been revoked.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
said Mclaughlin in the above
named branch of Dentistry, as by 50 do
ing they render themselves equally liable
to prosecution for infringement. Any in
formation of Rubber work done by him
will be promptly prosecuted.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas. GOOdycd' Dental Vuicunite Co.
Boston, Sept. LIST
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
TWO VALUABLE FARMS.
= @ e S 8 Z 3

~ ~ 81 - LA - A
THE undersigned will offer at private
l. sale the two following described farms
belonging to the heirs of Geo. H Cal
braith, Lite of Oliver township, deceased
viz:
No. /. A farm situate in Oliver town.
ship, in the county of Miffiin, about II
miles northwest of McVeytown, contain
ing 2l5 ACRES, of which there are rs acres
cleared. The improvements on this farm
consist of large STONE DWELLING
HOUSE, plastered on the outside, and
we'll finished within, with good BANK
BARN, Carriage House, Corn Crib, and
other improvements, with very excel
lent spring of water and good stone Spring
House built over the same; there is also
on this farm a good Saw Mill in running
order.
No. .. Is a Farm adjoining No. i, in
said township, containing 3lS ACRES, Of
which there are about 40 cleared. The
Improvements on this farm consist of
good FRAME DIV WELLING HOUSE,
good Bank Barn, with other outbuldings.
An excellent we'll of water is at the house
and good cistern of water at the barn.
There is a good indication of Iron Ore on
this property.
The undersigned will also offer two
Tracts of Timber Land for sale, the one
containing SO acres, and the other IS acres,
more or less. Upon the latter there are
also excellent indications of Iron Ore.
BE- The above farms will be sold on lib
terms to those who wish to purchase
Further particulars may be obtained or
application to JOHN ATKINSON,
Administrator of Geo. II. Calbraith. de-
ceased, at McNeytown. sep4-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
General Amnesty.

The Presidents proclamation of amnes-
ty to the rebels was issued on Sunday last.
The only persons excepted are the Presi-
dent and Vice President, heads of depart
ments, representatives to foreign govern
ments, officers of the army above the grade
of brigadier general, naval officers above
the rank of captain, those who maltreated
our prisoners, and those who were in any
way connected with the plot TO assassinate
President Lincoln. The New York Tn
6tme denies the power Of the President to
grant amnesty; il argues he can grant re-
prieves and pardons, but that Congress
has the sole right to grant general ann
nesty. There appears TO be force in the
argument.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11

Auction and Commission House-A
Good Thing-Notioe to Collectors--Open-
ing of Kishacoquillas Seminary-Agency
for Hoop Skirts-Notice to Tanners-Ori-
entail Stove-Proclamatie and
Carriage for Sale-Girl Wanted
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
no COLLECTORS

L zed by the County Commissioners to
say that five per cent. additional will be
charged on all State Taxes not paid pre-
vious to October i, 1867. Collectors will
return all money collected previous to
that time. Z. W. GIBBS,
scpll-it Treasurer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
LEWIsToWN ACADEMY.
MiddleCreek Railroad-Notice

THHE subscribers to the Capital Stock Of
l. the Middlecreek Railroad Company
are hereby notified that the second install
ment of TEN PER CENT. upon their sub
scriptions will be called in, payable on the
first day of October next, to the Treasurer
of said company. BY order of the Board,
JAMES BURNS, Pres't.
JOHN A. MCKEE, Sec'y.
Lewistown, August p, 1S67.-toctl
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
HOOP KIR S

in town. There being an entire new ar
licle, for which we are the sole agents of
the town, we wish to introduce them.
and therefore will sell them so very low
that all who may favor Us cannot fail to
buy. We have 30 spring skirt at SIS,
and a % spring skirt at SI.75, &c, &c.
Call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, whereas we feel Ger
tain we cannot fail to please.
Respectfully, &c,
sep1l-tf r. * Mex
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
VlHE Advertiser being in the enjoy
A coon THING

is willing to impart it to select number
of subscribers. This is bona fide. Send
thirteen postage stamps and directed
envelope to CLARK" care J. Fl. b., Box
%. Kingwood, w. Va. sepll-lm%
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11

Vermont held her State election on
Tuesday of last week. The Republicans
elect their candidate for Governor Page
by at least 2O,O00 majority over his Dem
ocratic competitor (Edwardsj. The Leg
shture chosen is largely Republican,
Wilmington, Delaware, has just elected 4
Republican Mayor.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Copperheads of California were allowed
to elect their candidates for Govcrnorand
other State Offices, 10y the pickering ana
unreasonable differences which prevailed
in the Republican ranks of that State.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
RoCkaWay for Sale.

IN complete order, with an extra seat
l. behind the dasher. Price $50. In
quire at this office.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
LEwIsTowN, Sept. 8, 1867.
JUST RECEIVED.

4 Nd on hand. at RITTENHOUSE &
"a McKINNEY'S, the largest and best
ns.nrtnlent of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-11
Notices of New Advertisements.

Election, Tuesday, October s, 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

The RIvER-TAe NeV cAdnneI-TAe Condition
81 ABdsrs BeiOV ~ esterday afternoon the
steamer keyporL which attem 81 d In the morn
ing TO cut her way through the ice pack IN the
washington channel, this side OF the old Penn
teniiary wharf, was unsuccessful, and re turned
10 the wharf at the foot c4 6 n street TIM.
morning she backed up towards 7th street and
getting well under way again attempted 10
break the pack, but she again failed About n
@ clock the steamer Vanderbilt, from the TN
street wharf, started out aud broke her way 10
the new channel in whic she contin ued 10 TIE
Arsenal, and Thea returned to her wharf nv
The same way. The KeyPort was backed ont
an proceeded down the river
Reports from down the river are TO the effect
that the ice below Fort Washington is well
broken up and gradually ffoating off
Some parties last eve ing reco IN offered the
new channel, and found from Easbyis wharf
(foot OF u streetD 10 the Long Bridge that tue
current had washed out a channel Of ight feet
depth and over. II this can now be kept clear
II Will be great Improvement, and will en-
nance the value Of property generally.
Inc Ice remains packed to a considerable
height against the Long Bridge, anc in case Of
a hood or sudden thaw there rs considerable
danger OF more OF that structure being carried
away, Indeed, II is said by parties who walked
over s6e bridge this morning that the timber,
on the Virginia side were sprung considerably
during the night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
MR.. GEORGE PRABoDY's LAST MUNIFICENI
...... GIFT.


The correspondents published this morning
relative to the last munincent gift by Mr.. Geo
Peabody, banker, TO advance the cause OF edu-
cation in the South and south west. does credit
to the hand and heart OF the great philanthro
pist His letter 10 addressed to the tru stees of
the fund, Hon. Robert O. Winthrop, OF Mass !:
hon. Hamilton Fish, Of N. Y; Right Rev
Charles r. Mcnvaine, Of Ohio; Gen. U. S.
Riyes, Of Va; Hon John II Oiinord, OF Mass. I:
Hon. William Aiken, of S. O VIM. NJ Evarts
Esq, OF New York; Hon. VIM. A. Graham OF
y: u Charles Manchester. OF Pa; George W.
Riggs, Esq. Of Washington; Samuel wetnore,
EsQ, Of N. Y; Edward A. Bradford, Esq Of
La; Geo. N. Eaton, Esq, Of Nd: and George
Peabody Russell, Of Mass. Mr.. Peabody says:
have been my personal and especial friends,
the sum Of one million Of dollars, TO be by YOU
and your SUCCESSORS held In trust, and the in
ton Tor me promotions asd encoufssement Of
intellectuai.. moral or industrial education
among the young OF the more destitute por-
lions Of the Southern aad Southwestern States
Of our Union; my purpose being that the bene-
fits intended shall be distributed among the
entire population, without other disttn ction
than their needs and the opportunities Of use
fulness to them. Besides the income thus de
rived, I give to you permission to use from the
principal sum, Within the next two years, an
amount not exceeding forty per cent. In adj
dition 70 this gin place In your hands bonds
OF the State OF Mississippi, issued to the Plan.
ters' bank, and COMMONLY known as Planters
bank bonds. amounting, with interest, to about
eleven hundred thousand dollars, the amount
realized by You from which Ia TO be added to
and used for the purposes Of this trust"
The trustees passed appropriate resolutions
accepting the gift for the purpo<es named by
Mr.. Peabody. An organization has already
been effecsed, Of which Hon. Robert @. Win
throp, Of Mass, Is chairman, and Mr.. Russell.
OF Mase.. secretary. Committees OF nuance
and inquiry have been appointed, and IL is the
intention OF the trustees 20 commence active
operations as soon as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 4 Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK. Feb. 9-ist Board-U s. reg.
istered. 1881. JOSH DO, coupons, los \; 5-2Os,
registered, lC6 do. coupons, lsSA; 90, 1866,
10. y; 1U-iUs, registered, 90; do. coupons, 1OJk;
7-3Us, io51: OHIO and Mississippi Oerufcates,
25A Canton: 49, Cumberland, 356; Quicksil-
We, iOh; Mariposa, 10, New York Central,
lUl I; Erie, 59k; do. Prefsr'd, %: Hudson. 49, \
Reading, lO4 y; Michigan Central, IUs; Mich
igan Southern, 75ai ILLINOIS Central, IiK
Cleveland and Pittsburg. SAX; cleveland aud
tern, 37x; do. preferred, 6ss; Fort Wayne.
" Chicago and Alton, -; Alton and Ter
re Haute, =; Toledo and Wabash =: w u
telegraph, -; Boston Water Power. -; Pa
chic Mail, i Atlantic Mail, -. Gold, ? 80
d. m lj7k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
NArIoNAL BANK ouRRrNcy

pufinr the week ending ,e- dsy there va.
issued Of national bank currency sss,.7,o.
mafne total TO date OF SSH. go. sss Prom this
Is To be oeducted the currency returned, IN
eiudsog vorn-oat notes, snounane to sasi>,-
632, leaving in actual circulation at this d.t.
f2qS77B,es4. -fr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
Affairs i'm PenusyIyuuIa

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. Gov tieary to
day IsHued wa"rsnt for the executiou 90
Alexander y. Wiley in Lu@srne county, on
tncsy, march 1. Whey was couyistad and
IN May last.
A despatch from Pittsburg announces the
arrest OF three men on Suspicion of haying
robbed the Duncannon iroa works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09

JUDegs or ELEcTIoSs.-rhis morning., the
Supreme Court in general term, In compIi-
ance with the law recently passed. appointed
the following persons 70 register the voters OF
Georgetown: John W. Bropaugh, Cnas X.
Cragin, end Leonard L. Clements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09

TNEAs /

Having daily increased dem snds for our cele-
brsted TEAS, Ne have doubled our orders for tue
same, and are nov prepared TO furnish any req
sonsble amouut UPON The shortsst notice an ct
the veIy low st cash prices. We have the b-.t
LlsH BREAktAeT, GUsPoWDkRS, IMPE-
kIALs, and JAPAke. Our TEAS are selected
one Of the nest csisbratsd tee tastsrs In Mes
York.
The very fattering saecess thus far sxtsuded
only atm ulates 10 greater sxsrtfons TO nlsass
The HONG, $40 Sth street
fe seoW Opposite the Avenue House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-09
sECURITIEs HELD

The statement OF securities held by tue
Treasurer Of the United States in trust for
national banks, dated February S, shows a.
security Tor circulating noses a balance "a
curity Tor depositc OF public moneys $500.
$50. Total. S37S.3s. $40. ..-.-