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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

At Bald Eavlc Mex. IN Prince
Georges county, on Thursday evening
the 24.h iustant. bv taN Rov Father
Yolur. GEORGEC c MERRICK. r a
and ALICE NJ, youngest daughter Of Col
john Henry Warm, all Of 'ha' >ounty
On the 1-lh i~stant. hv th~ R"vd. Ntr
Tipn~tr. JOSEPH +. HAYDEN to Miss
SARAH j. GRAVES
o. the :,1>t in~taaf hv the R'v.! Faith
ar Nct;u,gan. J.ANES \ u HAYDEN
10 Miss MARY j THOMPSON
On the 2}r,i Instant by til" Kcvd. Nr.
Murphy. NJ. 'ON R!DGNi.L to Miss
EMILY FiNiIAttEN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31


Since aur l4~r i-sia. tire Le-,-i-tgrc of
Marian las ajsa,ss} .: many Il tie must
important atra~uro- Of legislation that we're
before IT, n the Is, place BY admitting
spates of al 9any 70 his seat, the Senate
vas enabled 10 repeal ihg Eastern Shore
bill. .sLi,h vas done ~ vote Of - to
II. The election of GOV. Swami to the
United States Senate was next conspmma
tel, his Exctliency receiving 50 woes =
Ii GOV Cox succeeds to his position,
which viii be vacated by resignation On or
before the 4,h of March naxt. The en-
franchising bill has also been passed BY
tie requisite constitutional majority and Is
how law Of the Stats. The Convention
bill with the Carmichael amendment, has
passed The lower House but has yet To b.
acted upon III the Senate Both the EH-
+9aucdisius and CONVENTION Bills have al
ready been published iu our columns
The Carmichael amendment to the Con-
ysrtiou bill prohibits the General Assem-
bly, from making any law providing for
the payment by tIe State for emaucipated
slaves. After this legislation, both Hou-
ses adjourned over to WeduesdtHSs,
Both instant.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
Tse Approaching Crisis

Tae ElpfoacEl4S Ci.sS
Without re are mistaken, all the signs
Of the political weather point to the ear
y approach of Il storm Of a"'s7aa' v''-
lencc and duration and Of sro!th as
broad as the whole country. \ IfoSI-
dent lusbandman. when similar TOKENS
nrc discovcrablo in the natural clements,
sn.pepds hs ordinary lahore ana pEo-
vi..cs. a. best he can for tic probable
.yigcneics of the coming tempest TO
drop ali metaphor, tie ql4rral which has
been progressing for tic last eighteen
mouths between the Executive and Leg
i.laiivc branches Of oar government Is
npproachng a climax, and a. trouble
n ny, and is very likely to follow, it be
hoovcs prudent and patriotic men 10 pre-
rarc for the worst without delay. 10
rcnaro for the worst, not t. bro"N tn"
l.x Of the land themselves, hut TO make
others respect 1t who arc daily breaking
it without rs,morsc or scrurl to resist
yal,nIlc usurpatlons-to malhtal1 inTlo-
late the Constitutional divisions between
the three coordinate departments Of our
Govcrnment-in brief. 70 defcHd and up
hold the Constitution, or what Congress
has left of it, even to the extremity OF
u9r ", cannot if we would and VIC
should not If We could avoid the ISSUE
which Congress seems determined to force
upon tie country Wa n that issue Is
made. there will bo no place for neu-
tIality for any man who is able to
.houidcr a nluskct The late war was
fought upon State lines and upon sec
t,ynal instincts. Not thus VIII be fought
the war with which the country Is now
threatened It Will be a wcr within States
"A var Of neighbor against nclgAbor
an! ncichhorlool against nei9hborh@od.
AID conGucl only BY the limits OF the
whole country. But dreadful as it may
BE-, We should not hesitate to accept II
u, defence Of the Constitution and our
ancient Institutions In the maiutsnanc"
of th,,r, our own and the liberty Of our
children arc bound up. the blessings OF
equal laws and the security OF stable
government. Bat if We cauCot.. and
should not avoid the issue which Cou-
grcss appears about to force upon us, It
i, our plain duty to Pr'parc for 1t, a
National Convention Of the Democratic
party has been recommended to provide 3
mucous around which the CO cn,cryat We s.n
tmsnt Of the country may rally at the hrSt
call Of the proper authorizes at Washing
tn. We have elsewhere given our cordl-
al endorsement to this recommendation
and we here rc-affrm it. lu the mean
time. however, NC should not be idle. We
hsvc the right to bear arms and the right
10 form military associations to instruct
oursclve, in the use of them. Let a be-
gin1 ing in this direction be :i.ade at once
and a National civic guard be organized
in all sections Of the country for the de
fence Of the Constitution. To be ready
for battle" says quaint writer "maketh
an enemy to consider, and we cannot
doubt. if Congress is confronted with an
armed organisation, such as We have pro-
posed and 70, the purpose We have nam
ed. it will dcsist from its wicked machina
tons against the pohlic peace, and the
dangers that now menace the country will
be safely passed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

TIE CoxsrIrvT1oNAl CoNyESTIoN.-The
3ill mich passed the House Of Delegates
# Maryland on Friday evening last to
cali > State Convention to form q new con
~titu,i3n, was amended in one important
particular. Il excludes all ministers Of
the q aspel or preachers of any denomina-
ton aid States attorneys from being mem
bers Of said convention.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

,1f-(-l impoverished - the loss % ts.'-F
s2aye rraDertr. ahl h. appreciation II the
value II their hands, Al ;..at i w'ull b.
reyrr~ing the whole past policy and his,o-
ry Of the State, . ;'roveut tha construction
OF road v,sch Is 20 develop taa resources
Of this section Of the SsI, =. Tor tht reason
that portion Of tae State rev nue would
be lost upoa the Wash!n 4ton Branch OF
tb. Baltimore AMI OAip Ra4road
5. R.@le u, That the experience Of the
past shows that any loss OF ) ate revenue
would be speedily returned to the Treasury
by an increase III the yAiua OF Ian IS and
the addition 70 the tlXa5la basis Of the
. S:a,e-aud this section OF TIC STATE caAnot
reconcile upon any principle OF justice tn
authority gran eI the Batim II auI Oalo
Railroad 10 construct tie Nc;ropo.'tan
Road. free from cafi,4t.on tx, and
which takes away all the Western ;raye.
from the Washington DrAn.h. with the rc-
peal of ,he authority to the Is 1t ln0.s and
Potomac Road to Guns rus, Dranch t.
WASHINGTON City, taki.s away Only por-
Of the travel g0ln y rth.
&. II 50 'reL That tn const uct II -
Tue aship &loh pi"ncn - '''' ~ "
Columbia, viii materially advance the m
tereets OF the people Of Southern Mary
Lland and we feel Satisfied ia It u rep2a! o.
the authority to buill the said latera! al
will result III the loss OF the wloIc road.
7. ReSoir Il, That committee o. five
from each El"c,ion District be appointed
D. HE Chair, to procure signatures to the
accompauyip memorial. III ia coun.iel D:
Prince ,fenrere's. Charles, A4ut Aruuael
-, narS "tla nay C'''er' ,'or 5,rm al is.hS to
secure tnc forw4r,iiug Of the sad mem RI
sis 70 the Scn4.ors and Delegates Of sa,d
counties, within tie shortest pf''i1''''''
of Ico from Zach Of the couorics Of Annr
Arundel, Prince Georges, Charles, St
Nary's an1 Calvert, be apPo'nt1d oy 'h@
Cham, ot when ~ resi- 'e''' ., '','~ @ "'y>' =
lns Si'a' '4 ~. ,','' '.'' ',;'.t ,1.r',,t.s
o,-i crease the number, tor the purpose Of
proceeding 20 Annapol;s, ON i"'~''ay' III
-.'tL ct } 'n'Iiiy, = pr S'n' me p''e''..-
'",-| i .a,.n / a,.t;,, .n,x %c effective
,,'l .1lf.t ~ j !, IN Wish he BIT
,n,rs a,'I I.,,-p r.q.I s,cEs o obtain
.,r b. p.5,i
- "i'P '':',''' ~ - ..,.,,I
'''l
PrSolre3, That HE n.oc !iocs Of tal~
meeting he puhl:.h.! IN tie coun ~
rers, and in tie oape's II tie joining
counties which are ihttteste,t.
The following are t"c names '' ne gen.
Il, ,nvn appointed Fl m this couu'y un1c:
.be 81, r,so ution 70 present hr Ka@o,u-
-. ~, ,l.r.. nsih, ~
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stature;
Robert For1 James : D1xae, II nrv
), -, D,1 cu,.a
/. Cafroh' Ednuh" 'o' ,',.''' .'',i
man Billingsley, .Janos'T b.aAlTon", bf.
IA. Lynch, John NJ Br one, pr io5'r'
Neale and II. G. s. Key. a. hone of
!, 1 ., .l, o.o,,.i,-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,

lost confidence In him. The trouble is that natnre never
intended him for trimmer and therefore ne puInus
taking 10 he a trimmer, he destroyed tho Whg party
The duty OF every IrTe c ,Jt oaon Knows ~ me NECESSITY
of the North exercising It's right as ooquerOr YET nc
ht onp strength is capital once let that unalloyed
white element enter the Government and its hIst occt
is a financial one Suppose had $l,Go bond, il Masss
chGsetts held it would say was safe but let south
Carolina hold it and would anticipate repudia-
Is Gn bulwsT sGl but the xLh Congress is not wholly
OF sense That set Of men who give the tone 10 the party
NJ fhe United states the ofteSt legislative body In the
world, compelled 90 clsse their doors every day IN order
o conceal The drunkenness of It's members; the senate
of the United trading the nation for the patronage
Of the President a,t & Of all Rms no % IL conge %
and VINO may yet dispace the honestest hero OF the
Henry Wilson of MASSACHUSETTS, for having left his scat
In tho Senate his tour through the South when hs
absence ZEE, may nave Tasa ranks nf OF the american Army
The only JOY he had in the Military bill was that that
IL gres so"sp gp 10 the proper step which saws that
the negro shall not only have the vote Dut ory acres
in one hand and the ballot in the other Then every
Democrat in the North will reverence HIM Inc Northcrn
they the problenof the nation, We should make
thom give reason why But the people I w ~ ye we oIse
House. where Johnson Is the only 0pstacIe. congress
holds o9t the Military BILL & ana S%ys 10 mn Iecns hs
or want your room, and not your company. e koT
it's dangerous to impeach the fIesdeh Du ~ i'his
ments involve danger. ii impeachment doesn't take tns
man. there man deserving It, Bt is now ln
pos6e that he should harm the people, he has so eA1'eu
hisown intentions and their weakness Inc sreaest aa
gcris election OF Gs Whoever takes the leh otae
AT that election decides the fate Of the nation Tor Vyens
Grant Is q every mans lps lie ls salc nn, ll
they say because he has no principles nor laeis. ie
Republicans say, II don't nominate Grant the DEM
ociats will and then the Republican accepts calid q
date fearing to leave him alone lest he advocates nc
side OF treason. But Grant IS not neutral lie ~ lne
cOlnerstone of Police the chief constable or our
Unon II he doesn't perform his duty he no ,
unless he doesn't wish 10, md no man believes ~ Men
say that Grant could not have insisted on performing s
mustered him ont. Why Johnson would not have had
friend twentyfour hours afterward ! would not deny
Mr. Phillips concluded by mplorng his audience not 20
sacrifice the results which had Deeh oDalneu " ,nc
great expenditure OF blood and treasure TO an ldea OF
mock magnanimty and To by means support any man
for the next Presidency who was NOT utterly SAFE IN
principle such man he evidently did moi regard Gen.
Grant.
Mr. Phillpss speech lasted QsGr Two 1oHrs' ana Was
listened 10 with great interest r-@'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

TTE MIDNIGHT TEAM on THE MORRIS AN ESSEX
Tho proposed discontnuance Of the midnight train on
the Morris and Essex Rairoad is creating much feeling
among the residents the line VI the road This train
which has been run for year. affords needed
consdatiOn the people who remain ~ NewY until
evening TO visit friends, transact business OF 20 places
Of amusement Reliance upOQ the pefnahency OF fS III
drcemept thus offered Of easy To their homes when
detiined until late hour led many gentlemen doing
business ia the city 10 purchase property along the
of this railroad from Noith Newark 20 South Dranvc
They n2y Aud that by the proposed ney n1e table the
the whole ne oIh00l j. y De Withdrawn This action
of tho railroad officials TStts IN peculiar hardship In
many cases One gentleman finds that he Will be COM
PEELED 10 rent or sell his property, recently purchased
upon which he has expended large amount OF money,
and be forced to return 10 the city 10 live. The
Of any road viii find liberal cnconr3 local
travel The best paying policy 10 the end
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
ROWING.
THE RACE BETWEEN HAMnI. AND BROWN.

THE RACE BETWEEN HAMIIL AND BROWN.
The great rowing match which is TO take place be-
tween James HaInl OF Pittsburg, and Waiter Brown
Of Portland, is Just now fruitful theme of excite
nent, from tho fact that Hamil IS at present In ..Ln
ing for at Pittsburg and Brown at Ellenwood
on the Monongahela River In Pennsylvana. Hanll has
trained down 70 l3 pounds and Brown 10 lGs pounds
Thousands Of dollars have been offered on this race fhe
ODDS being in favor OF Hanili. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
YACHTING.
THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH.

The INTERNATIONAL MNINH.
II is mmOred that the following yachts will take
part the great international yacht which is to
come of IN Europe this Summer: tho Alarm, schooner,
$40 tons, owned by Mr. A. G. Kinsland; the Haleyon
schooner tuns owned by Mr. Hubbard Of Wcscheser
County; Phantom schooner, owned by Henry g. sebbns
WdgeOn schooner, l05 tuns, owned by Frank Osgood;
pHirondelle. schooner 2G2 ns formerly owned by a.
Dexter Bradford and lately purchased by Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett jr, for $4,000 from her former
and the ~ d. Palmer schooner I9i tunF. owned by Capt
II. T. IOper OF stOnngtOD. This arrangement viii make
the International Race very interesting one for Auer
cans who take pride in our magnificent yatcD fleet.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

BIG OTTER IL BuLIARDs.-Mr. Mich" ., ph. an
the bliardst, yesterday made offer 4, the Racket
Club, while the game was I'm progress ,sen CRAY and
Foulke, 10 back the present Amer ,n,,,on ~ hill
England France or Amefl" fr hhy pa ~ q, oal n gold
the came plSye9| TO pc c sla lar one in m o
s t m rom MP ch tho player comes rms
ii led ht Fe time, but 10 Is possible NAT
NE ehaiengc vii be iaben up few days. Mr. Phean
so n,. eu 10 pacK w Dion 60 play the three national
salahTu games or rards for q sum of N0,O00 IN gOld
agalntt AL eomers, Ole conditions being that the winner
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

TIE AARON AND CoIlYER PRIZE FIGHT.-The
Aaron and Coyer prize fight, which Is take place on
the 10th OF May is creating great interest among tho
prize fighting fraternity of this and adjoining Cities It
expected that this will be Of the most ercey con-
tested fights ever fought Ia America, both men
well known TO be praotieed and scientific Hze fighters
COllyer aud Aaron having fought before CoRyer being
the victor The two men VIII go into training in few
days. Barney Aaron to Wilson'S at WeehnNken, a. ,d
Coiiyer at Joe COOKS sunnysido Hotel at Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

REwARDED.-Philip w. Engs, Treasurer of the
Metropolitan Fire Department. yesterday notified the
Police Commissioners that the OF $500 had been ap
propratcd by the Board OF Fire Commissioners TO be
paid 10 Patroman VIM H. Sanford OF the Twenty-ninth
Precinct for having arrested Gaeano Castagnato who
was recently convicted of arson In having fire to his
place In Sixth ave. and sentenced 20 State Prison for life
The Police Commissioners decided to allow Officer San
ford receive the amount without making the usual de.
ducti0n OF 10 per cent foy the charitable fund
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
DOMrsTTC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS,
srFnASceo hpl 2The ship inrrest Queen arrived ssr
n-fsSSTos " c. April % -saied sehs tfsnci. Baltimore
NoRPoLK ApE sThs schooner Yaa aosse from NeG'fok for
MatanIss, las arrived for repairs.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PftOvIEs ciRyrtiR uED BY THs IoHr Horss
WlmSrfoS April 2aon information ha been received At the
the ght ouse that from the h day OF Mar the greeh
dsLt on tlo Oil north per S. elns Hrbo the leland o Jersey
wl ne disccnnued aud two harbog gh substituted. - ,
received, that the 18th day ot
last November bcea exhibited In Aux Cayes Bay on the SOUTH
Of ST. DO.ago IL "a placed al the cast eNhY %
the south oithe bay ard intended TO moea '
Pssa has also been reesyed nght has been eab
u, In IA sa,me Bay south 81 pongo also nrSat
w indicate the position the bay slight Both Of the above at hN
red gh. and clear weather be d.snce Of twelve @
Oncll information has also hcca received that ir some tne fa
d,c u .lt hcen Ihied for the use OF The Fetpne
COMPANY. fem ho us OF ponleon moorcd ese 20 s m ~.
b.ti hli n ih, 'l can no
seen bere m poa gators eaa'oled mol 1" Hsao
tie % ior the olher
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

VOL XIV. No. Go.
READY on WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT ALL Sgws-sTAsDs.
43 ILLUSTRATIONS.
QUEEN ISABELLA H. OF SPAIN. rr
A vIBw or CADIZ
SPIRIT OF FOREIGN ILLUSTRATED PRESS, Illustrations
sLREPISG COACH oP THE ERIE RAILWAY.
SILVER SPRING, DRUID HILL PARK BALTIMORE
THE HON ANGUS CAMERON WISCONSIN,
THE HON. IIYMAN sPOOYER, WISCONSIN.
THE MANUFACTURE OF 6REEEBACKS, Z Ila,iFAiiOrs~
An INDIVIDUAL BAND.
A SNAKE ADVENTURE IN AUSTRALIA
HoMR INCIpBsTs, u nursisn4
TIE THREE ORGAN 6RINDBRs
q READING NATTER
THE LAST CHRONICLE OF SARsET hy 4. TOloPs cbsP 70
DESIGNS FOR THB NEW rDsT OFFICE sth eOts
TIR DEAD SHOT.
MRS cAUDLEs CURTAIN LECTURE No. IT,
A LETTER FROM PARIS The first Of a series
EDITORIALS POEMS TOWN AND ART GOSSIP
ITEMS, &c, &c, Se
with this number Of FRANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED PAfER
portrait Of WENDELL PHILLIPS being No Of tho NATIONAL
PORTRAIT GALLERY, is given sway.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

FOUND DRowNED.-An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner schlrner the body OF unknown woman
who WAS found floating in the North River mt the foot OF
Barc The body had been IN the water for several
months and in advanced stage of dccom position
Deceased Of stout build, had black hair and blue
oyes She had old woolen dress, hoop shirt and
under garments much worn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
IAnRounsemeh,Il !

PERSONAL Misunderstanding so greatly i'm
proves the personal appearance, handsome becoming hat II
win threadbae clothes Clean linen and good
hat passports society KNOX Of Nos 22 aud sS1 Broadway
IN his style of Genemens Hat has achieved great triumph and
10 no respect 1t be exeoled
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

DpATH OF A PROMINENT MERcHANT.--Mr. Daniel
p Clark died at his residence In this city Monday 22d
inst. Mr.. Clark to this city from Worcester Mass
about 30 years ago. engaged In the straw goods trade
In which he became preemiDently successful. He was
strictly honest and honorable man, kindly ndgent to
those in his employ and ever ready to assist the de-
serving.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

Three Clubs opened play yesterday nt Hoboken.
viz the Eagle Gotham and Sparta Clubs, tho latter
having the most numerous attendance Of spectators pres
ent Though the weather fine the atmosphere was
rather chillyfar too much TO make it pleasant TO
thosewatehRg the proceedings. As the warmth
of May makes balplayiDg pleasant To all parties
the Eysian fields will again resume their busy sum
Ine OOk
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

MAYon's OFucE.-A. s. Cady, esq, who was re-
Gently appointed by Controller Connolly Clerk OF Arrears
vice John Houghtaln removed appeared before Mayor
Hoffman yesterday, and qualified by taking the usual
oath A. C. Baulch. recently appointed by the Common
Council Janitor OF the city Library also appeared before
the Mayor and qualified as above.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE uyINGToN CLUB.

This club opened play Yesterday on their grounds
at Iryingon tie attendance being very numerous for an
operngday In a country place like IrvlngtOn. great
deal OF intest h howoyer, takon in their club by the
yiagerg
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
A LIVING TpUrU

T. oLMFs esq.,, NJ. 2Ol Byoodrdy-DEAR n the merits Of h
faithful sentinel he Burglar Arn Teey apb coad he fully known
would be enIey unable to supply the demand Yours
July 10, 1900. u. r. SrRyENs NsEbnTgh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

VAu's SPRING HATS are made with 80 much
taste that the young the mdgd and the old will end whs, they
want at glance. Depot No. l4i FaloE-st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

THE GREAT EASTERN having secured sup
ply okEs EAsr INDIA IoYFEE returned Europe The Colee
sold by all 6roeeF' st .'c 10 Depot Ne lSi Reade-st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
EASE'BALL
11IE ECLECTIC CLiB.

VII EITsFtIT' IIsI ID
The following is the score 81 the opening game
played by this club at the Red House. Dr. Bells pitch
ing was the best supported and consequently the most
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

INSTRUCTION FOR TIE BIIND-The Anniversary
Exhibition Of the NewYork Institute for the Blind viii
De held at steinway Hail. Friday May 10 at 3p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Of tho sahos shan be the victor in two out Of the three
games to be played.

TuE YouYG hESs ASSOCIATION bAIL"--lhis pau
FOR the benefit of tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
fakes place This evening at the Academy of Music The
following order has been issued by Capt Bracket:
NHw-YORK, ApTA "a, 1851. }
- d. IN. o,rbs, p ti, evening al Academy q Music win
admitted Irving place Coaches si pproach
rorh through Irving place passing out 'nfcgh
Pourthsye 10 taking up coaches viii o 10 sse same o ~
hed for the delivery their company. Generen VIII pe ss
coach Al the door aud not any particular coach Pare all
for each passenger without regard tc dsnce inc
cy No coach ND sged line but such as are passed p m
.nsse.ic, M ' - CKAs ~ BRAcKETT
- Captain, ard Inspector Of Hackney Coaches
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
T Il A G o M P A N Y (.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The PropesOs became fully convinced years ago ths. 60.
OF Tea and Coffee paying Oe nd large pse
these articles every and orsua TBs
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. to do far pcsihis
with these drains the ssppy
with these at the smallest possible price,
To give readers idea Of the profits which have been me
Tea trade will start with the American leaving Of he
eount entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
l The American House China Japan lara. profits on
their ,hipmenand Of tho richest
this conty have made their immense fortunes through
CAna
large profit, upOn foreign erchsuss ud
the purchase Of Teas
3D. Importer prOa, per cent IN many eases
It's arrival sold by cargo
the Spectator invoices Of 1900 pseksge
profit Of about 10 per cent
ah The Spectator sells the Wholesale Tea Dealer
profit of 10 TO IS per cent
9Th The wholesale Tea Dealer sells Wholesale
TO rIt his trade at proat Of abOu. 10 per cent.
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells the Retail Dealer prsh
is TO rs per cent
sh Retailer The profit get
you added these profits many brokess
carriages ogs ooopesg and and add the original Of The
Tea viii be perceived what the has to And
propose show why sell much lover than other dealers
We propose 90 with all these various profits ard broiays
CARRIAGES Oscs eOOperages and waste with the exception small
commission paid E purchasing correspondents in China and Japn,
one catage small prcsi Ouss-shh large Iss,.
will amply pay
Psre, getting their from confidently rely getting
pure and h they direct from the CestoHos of
10 our warehouses
The Company continue sell At the following prices;
ooLONG, (BlsCk) so, 20, so, 80, best 81 p n.
MIXED Green and BlacD 90, 30, so, 30, best - y H.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 20, so, gcs1, 81 10, besi 81 20
pm.
IMPERIAL Gr.eu) 7O so, sO 81, 81 10, ses. 81 rs D.
YOUNG BYsoS (Gis'n 20, 80, 80, 81, 81 10, best u 3a
YD.
UYCoLORBD JAPAN, 90, 81, 81 40, hest 81 20 y n-
GUNPowDER 81 rs, best 81 so d.
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 7Oc, 2Sc 3Oc &c., best c per pound Ro-
tells saloons boarding keepers aud families who use rse aant
e. of Coffee can article b. using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, which sell at bs 10" price
Of 9Oc per pound give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from Soc TO 81 pound By purchasing 70"
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 aud 33 vBsBY-ST
No. go BROADWAY corner Bleeeke~st
" i6i RIGHTHAvB corner Thirty -Sarthst
No o9e sPRIyG-sr between Hudson and CrssnH'ehs"
No. 2O5 FULTOS-sT. BROOKLYN corner ConeoFa'I
No 133 GRAYDST.. wILLIAMsBuRGH, -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

Mn GoUGn's LECTURE.-John b. Cough lectures
this evening at Cooper Institute upon Curiosity"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
{; GREAT r p AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos 81 aud 33 vEsBY-ST. s. i.
No. go BR0ADwiy, toruer Beecke~st
" i6I RIGHTH.AvB corner Thiry-'oarthst
No 29e sPRIyG-sT., between Hudson and GrssH".eh's
No. 2O5 FrLTOS-sT. BROOKLYN corner concord'I
No 133 GRASDST wILLIANsBuRGH, w