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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
OfyrE rSITED STATES ESGfNEEK A6ENcr,
No. : BowLS0 GREEN, SKw.YORE CTST,

PROPOSALS for DREDGEBOAI.-lhe ne I'M
s, d % g, laS SIyy oG yr " the a, i he two Dseea:
hv Joint resolution OF oneTe approved sen ~ TO- & @
specifications visible a. this oaee and distinctions 70 be furnished %
Ms PP River at Or below he"oean' " The hhShee' es
e DreIeeoat ieo Zee. long % feet beam and
high nasae om the bottom OF the keel TO Tie surface o. 'ns
SS To he II feet diameter and and the other
cdt. I for 9asr 1sf a.sS 1 The dSa to any depth from
be ted With % aa, ,ae s sis. @ ' ike aars Of sse.Se q
de'gur for ordinary ocean navlg.oa ,.
aud sonn.nshp must be Afforded The oher or
TO he propelled rousou, her between
the pHt. o. construction ,nd delivery BY her own ssne' os ~
for sea NE Drseboa aud her delivery the point De-
no s vii be considered except o those pr,ecay snsged in the
construction Of ocean .,e,%sr' or .Ss p Sp and Of The
DrebO employed experts for the purpose O' informing H'A
Ss qacr.d Sn the ;',sSY., . s %rP0s for D''s''''
and G %a ~ b. s mpaned BY signed by susra
bidder will enter into contract herein s.a'eo anu
s % e s % so.sS sas S al % S.T United c
spss. s M. I'sfr IN @ % On the sG day Of October
which time they will be opened The contract and Oop a % % S
by Sy Gs md I'm s Of S the sSs d, Of October
Ss . DAY SY March delay thereafter must
her deliver a. The pS1s % Of III. CONTRACT, price
the boat and omgoP Of ss ss' & 'Ss Ss, Tue Ss,
thrty i've per approval Of the bo,t amer comp .sa
or 1t Il. sS Ts Ii ss, ;ss and m FL The having
the contract shall thus TAR nave Dcn eohPuea N
,n the balance on at the point ofdehvey
bonds for performance ofthe contract In the sun OF ~
x he reored with nretes whose sncieny must be eetaea
nv The Cet of District Court the names OF se s1rees
With the certificate be submitei with the b1 -.
h copy Of the specca;ous and of this Advertisements mas oe
attached 10 zach bid ~.
had at this once. =, ...,s..,.n.
Model detailed drawings be and copies OF secnsc
had this Copies Of the specifications can also DO see '
United Engineers omces In Philadelphia and Boston
The the right 10 reject any and al DOS
al lost after the conscs shah ccssh
6 Of the Ddgeboai arc 10 progr- ana
viii the contractor so 's mort may Y"
''s"" N. ID. McALESrfk
Rreyet Brig Gen U. n A., NJ. .jor Of knga
In charge Improvement mouth OF MISS ft'H
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SHIPPIAG INILLLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw.YORK........ocr.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steamship s= GS.a; s,sss. sss Ss1s SsGt" lis
s;eamsp Steamship Leo DssrOom ss,snnsb murray Perm. Go.
sas b S's Gods ssI9 liverpool . cn :"
seam.hTp hT Tampa, Iaesalay Li1srpoo, B. cunard
xBns Richmond, Powers, OPo,to Miller IouLton ,...
scbr IN 4pderson Gonaiyes, Brett Son * Co.
shI @ h.sI. s. s!ss5s1 !ssH E. GH %sc.g Syc e. Co.
sehr. Lseonia Merrill: KOrfers A. Hawpson-
seIr + Mefrm Adreh Charleston Bentley, Miller Thomas
Cleared 2sthshP Ksatuhs1 Koos LssAsra psuuD,
Steamship william p Clyde, Powell wilmington n c.. 70 hours
steamship sappSo Lingo Wilmington c. with mise and D' ~
steamship H,ur, Chsuuce Gray Apuaa dsl.. Eish $50 pa'
b.s fa'S, Davis s. Iic% Is Bach
days north cf ls.. snI hsst SoI,hey shdn
.is nss lasssg ssg to o G. 'r~P = Perai.,ou S Co
Br Thompson Marss Gasyaquia, r. T. via h."'hasea VIA
scli Biew W.., Addison, With lumber to p Tanos Co
SeSr r. King Clendrunn with lumber TO John Boyatoos
Son Co Wa, D S BY 40 vessel and 41a '''
sc6 john Tysr Chapman BaDOu s. Is daJo A Holiness
NSs ssii ISass Gray Fowler Albany Bc, and proceeded
se M ss aSsns a'Ss % is s.ss |s ssd iSa
ssSr DeScras yODe. D,ie', Dighon, Mas.
ss sss .is s.Is Ha. kass Sehi B:Sssf s1srsy c1
s:a s;a Rowe WIN :s:'s Albany
sehr Gen, Hayward Johnson G.rdneI Me-
seSs s:SI. ! Tss:; E,S'; S's f:ss%. 4; s''"l
sehr Akelside. Kelly HarSieh. tab
Schr Amelia, Arey kockl2ni
Schr ABgeiae, Br RectsDd
Sehr Sinhai, Arey Roekland.
Sehr. Acushbot, Higgins. Boston
Sehr union Abrams, Baltimore
SAILED.
Steamship Leo. for Savannah
". H. IIortOn-bark Sept Is lat 2s p lou q, bound
MEMORANDA.
The sehoo .bp Portsmouth rsnabs anchor On s
sehr r. l. Miller Norwich Bhiatehpc for Eastern pon
cargo coal having pilot 90 board struck VI ron"
this nsruns remained at last account
DISASTERS.
Bo.ros THE sshing sehI Ada Law OF RoSsport Mr
~eri ahoe urnrg for Kocspo Harbor viii probably Be
total Ta 0f Ockpot. missing Inc rsnirr OF ns
crew ~ ve The and oa,fu valued +9c The
loss 8 only partly insured -
sray Chesapeake Bay abndoao and water logged hr John sped
dias from Norfolk for Baltimore With lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship George Appof Baltimore
IioIaxs OIE sept % Arrived scars John IIeny Detet
Lun or Philadelphia Gold PiBee:n for Nes-l or. shas
shaw. Georgown fr Boston ka.h hgon s.De ns,0h & % io'
ton for Georgetown; Nele Chscer CIon Portland fr Newlofi
Edwin Hover Georgetown for Boosi Atlra Harris soa
salem phs.phis Atwood Of Puees~n Coueor Pierce
The brig Charlotte reported ashore Ea. Chop has sl'
s.rd-An vessels before reported except WI f. Garrison, Fannie A.
a NJ sept &-wind s. w-Arived-P s. Bnd.ey, Emory, New
York Chloe Hatch Charleston c. for Boston NJ You're ~
Johns Newport Brig Roosevelt Fsnssorh kehmorf Ne
sdelphi p NJ Arnyea-SehrS Gers spslen Fhsdepbs
ton Philadelphia; Mary L. Van krk BAILEY Hngpsm, for co.
frerc Hall Portland for Boston A. ~ sept 0-Wd DOT mo"
the North aud blowing sircng weather looks oa-A7 A f0
FOREIGN PORTS.
U.r,s. sent Tbe suhAen Spanish bark Lecto has been raised
sailed to-day the steamships Eagle for Nes-lVrs, and stars AID
Stripes. for Philadelphia
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Ris,s. 557 sun Sets..... SAL Moon Ses... 33
sspdy Hell ate......"l;H
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FRUITs AND NuTs-pRIE

FRUITS AND NUTS-DRIED.
Dried Apples have advanced fun cent Y n, and are
firmly heidi Extra State at l2c. Other dried fruits
ar also higher with ea for Blackberries and Cherries
We gu0te:
~ N. q
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1inantial.
orrcr CHc,eo Avn ArroS R. r. Co.

OPPtcE CHtc,Go Ann hLToN r. X Co, !
CHc,Go H. sept -, 1901.
COUPONS Of INCOME BONDS OF the CHI
0CAGO ASp AlTOS r. X Co. due Oct 100 VII he p~i on
ami after bet oloe oi hc 81 y JNOF Co. NO l.
Pine Nesiork lees Government tat . $40, .,,-. -
IACK-oNvLLv. ~ feFt p. 1871 '
COUPONS Of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~ afhe ST LOUf>, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO X y. co.
dne oct IsI7 ll ne raii anil ser iht dae AZ tie oie ~
NJ H. JESlP Co. So " incst. SeS lori ne Of Go'eu
u. u. HOWARD Treasurer
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fario Dalrr. fnr. ~ n...l

Arrivals are free the receipts for the past week
hing l8 bbls still with the return Of wandering
KIN pies aiding the demand, there Il good trade AT about
lc from last week. State eggs are more readily
sod at the mark while Western still CO. III most at
the count, rejecting the poor ones Most OF the Penn.
eggs are now going TO philadelphia. We quote: -
L. h. and Pa. htlhv cnen y dof. oSs oa 71d2s
doI.............. 40 Ess OATS y bush, good S.Ge0
State good lOss o1....... 2sal5i
FRUITS.
Cranes are absorbing all the fruit interests the
yc Qons about Crooked and Seneca Lakes sending In
Inrnse quantities. while CrotOn Point and other places
along tho Hudson far up Columbia County, Lock
shipnets from Ohio piliDg up the cases here not
withsandng the earnest cndeayOTs OF the dealers 10
work of fast as received SUI, with even more
than can well he worked or advise those having Con
cords which they intend 10 market here To send them IN
AS soon rs practicable. They not Keeping grape,
and II not disposed OF the berries fan from The
clusters or burst and sour The Isabella aud Caawba,
Nh their thicker ekn be cured tstcms wilted) and
kept months While CUncOfds are selling to-day all the
way from 10 &c., the bulk Of the sales are at 100
l2clarge quantities OF really good fruit gong at the
ay are the receipts Of the grapes thereof isabelas do
moi have 10 forced of hence they bring little
more II gOodsay la c with some poor at sOOc Della
wares a wide range, varying from l2G2Oc, as per
ouaiity while Catawbas, largely from Ohio are selling
Al about I5c with poor Stcuben County at lSc and
even 2Oc, a small way. The tendency Is downward so
long as stock Will not keep Apples about b0c "
barrel lower aud coming forward quite as fast
wanted Grapes taking their place To quite extent,
dealers expressing their surprise az the cnOrmlty OF the
trade the latter fruit such select Apples Extra Fail
Pippins, Maiden's B,ush and Gloria Mund-the latter
measuring TO 4t inches in crcumicrence-are selling
at s. y bbl. few bbs Fine Vrgaiien Pears from Ro-
chester are selling at <l5ds20 Baretts out Of mar
ket but OF Prof Nyces fruit houses Is soon TO turn
our 10 bbs with many Duchesse. Peaches still
plenty but are being neglected during the present cool
Weather Cranberios lower and 90 off slowly unless
extra fine, like some from Long Island which have
brought s5 and upward bb. while $40 is good price
for the majority OF the fruit We quote: -m 49,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

- and MARYLAND Rye Flour is quiet ana A s.r"y Nh
ssles OF 40 bbis. at $o 7s0sS 90 Corn "oA'
uiet: sales bbls. CITY at 70 30 cle at soaoo
tmSX-A moderate demand for this aru'ie' ~ ''~
iorIufciiOF 10 Choice. -. .oras nj Prime Ten
s.see at ssG S5c and do Western at so9y9o, b,rhe
AERIi-By auction the following nave , -. 9sc
49, e'ses Fs al OiQ235c; l6 cases co. ~ "' ~
nS aSj drums sHtaua Rasins new crop AT & zV1oi
GIAIN-The market for wheat ~ choFce. k1ber Winter
4, restrrted by the small supply OF CnVee % t,e ~
l. held higher owing 10 scarcity ~ sho ~ - Eminent: the
,as are IS 600 bush az e. 25 for Mo- MwauRCc c 70 All an
80 90 20 l. reunrted for No MILWAUKEE,, 10 aIl'c' an
e. c1S2 so for White Southern ana y CO. LOT
Gmbsr southern BarleyThe market Is i@iy ICEe; rcy
Is of 81 corro az TwO-ROwed Western at 81 40 hitly
,ssu ~ Ia ,nnderate request at steady prices. Oats
cened steady quiet and closed lover; IlS sseS arc
~ go busl IrsOund at C9c Ohio ana western az
,o re soo,i now the TiVer ana '3@'oc' lOr sihuu
icts an the spot and State at 74c. Rye rs scarce ana n
80 ~ small lots OF Western at 81 80 Corn optn6u
rcr and closed strong; the inquiry Is gOod ana eeN
contn,d To the home trade; the sales are S-ag p,
Da,nn and Ul~onnd at 81 27tdS 2e3 western hlNeo az
A. 90 aSI Goa in store and 81 SO4sl ~ anoa CLOSING a'
A 80 atOat iOr No. /. Southern Nlhte AT u %.
" ~ BREADsrGFFS.
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ppcrrpTc or ppODIrCF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Oct I-l7g7l bills Flour iGl bbls. whisky 900 sacks
Corn Meal 800 bush. Wheat, 790 bush. Malt 30 Dush
Seeds $50 pkgs Lard q kegs do, 2A5 sacks ODcaht'
27gO bbls Petroleum., 2,0G9 pkgs. Butter, lO7JO p6gs
Cheese, 52j hbs Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENU1yG Oct. !. 1877.

TOK TIE WELA I.NUINV UVI 7, IoFF
Expressly for THE " y TRiRUSE ~ own kep0rterl
The following the current rates " articles IN GOOD
condition, sold by commission houses at wholesale
shippers Ia 10 per cent less deducted Tor CON
OF packages should be carefully marked with pant,
and the name of the sender should also be painted
upon one end. Nail invoice or LIST OF the
articles upon tho under side Of the cover, aNd
seld letter by ma, containing, an invoice ana dlrcc-
ors also stating how and when sCut Clean packages
ard care In putting Up VIII add much 10 The valae O tho
produce.
ERANS AND PEAS.
Beans are coming forward too freely 10 sustain the old
prces they are unsettled to-day buyers only OFFER
ing q FOR mediums while others have paid s. -. sJ ~.
and for small lots The ouside really quoting price
to-day Is s. 80 and the tendency stl downward lot or
bbis, very handsome extra screened mIOws, brought
81 this morning. We quote:
Beans, Mediums Old Beans. far.. " ''G SS e
choice. y bL... 50 2J0 rs 50 Inf'1or ts1 %
Eanows pea nea, Pear, Can IN bond'.''' ''9 ="
lJU WI
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TTWD CAPTTADfO , HHU 40 ~ IL DUni.NI.,'JgI
Il MEN-Ths undesignod offers for sALE or EXCHANGE hr
Real extensive aud pro.gsrous Manufacturing
N thi city works second 70 none IN tu
country and In growing demand net pcht OF 20 70
DER evt The will take cueAf the purchase money IN INC
y. Of die works and transfer largo cash trade or tue o~ nr
vi. 10 eompeten party who can manage tne ~o
Ths ssis cho~uy given by the undegne
,'e @ HYDE. No " Fulton st. second door
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

ALL CLASSES oP UNITED STATES PCSDs CREDITED TIED Oh
REMIrTED FOR, on RECEIPT, At MARKET RATES.
FREB or ALL COMMISSION CHARGER
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

There is scarcity Of all kinds Of poultry while Jewisl
holidays cause largely increased demand Prices arr
higher consequence Dressed Will soon come iorWaru
Wcool weather continues. We quote:
Fowls and Chickens, Ducks nair.''..' 500 @ % % :
n. j.. Pa, Geese ~ j. = par - va ~ y = : .
state q d.. e08 r. Western :....... eg@1 >
Western lbU illuIAtgss = D'''''' 49,
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HITTER.
III I En-.
pacotnfs of n, -qO nackaf,as show 4,

Receipts 80 s5 boxes and shipments 200 TOT te week.
leaving large surplus Land; still there is firm feel
ing amounting To advance. The falling of IN ship
nleuts ~ mainly owing 10 the difficulty OF obtaining
rechs since the withdrawal OF several of the European
steamers There Is no decline upon the other side and
for what sold higher prices obtained. The
bulk of the State factory cheese Is bringing l5e with
some very good sold to-day, mt lb4c. Fancy is worth
and in few Ice. ~ obtained, while
several OF the best factories held at the latter price
There several lots OF Ohio cheese the market
of which, fancy cheddar, has been sold at l5e Bngh
dairy j. doing better. but II takes handsome cheese
with ce II flavor and nigh color, TO bring our outside
ouoatOus Those of light color and poor flavor have a.
be sold at prices while the markets are full VI de
sirbe cheese. We hear VI silcs at I0c. u m New pine
ample is beginning sell that the stock Of DID, which
wet out hard sdisposcd Of Fiat SKINNED chccsf both
from the factories and farms are bringing SGlOc. We
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

VVANTED-An able, energetic man TO take
w nl,e. In 6t ca CANvASSING BUSINESS In this city
The attention persons unwilling 70 engage IN Ordinary
n sn Of income the right knd
s"- ~ A. l. Co, kow.York Herald once
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

METAlS-Amentan Ung0b C0ln"rI'1s g,'n ~ ~, 80 -
demand. sales of 100000 the spot, ana Ior AL ts
rIo,f a 2G9c. Pig Iron has been IN moderate request
at full prices PIG Lead Is without change shOt Speii
ter and lin are without activity, and prices are nOhiha
We
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-26

RLEACHED, Un5leached and Blue Knitting Cot.
I'd ton, for sale by
Feb. &c. KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-26
The Frsedmen,s Meoting at Columbia
3 Speeches By HhEe Hsmpton AID 0itsrs.

< Speeches By WH.He Hampton aud Odtsrs.
The Columbia Is. c. pcrs have full re-
ports of the freedmcns meeting held in that
CITY on the 18th rIst., at which Wade lamp
ton aud other prominent South CArolinians
made speeches.
General Hampton spoke of the vast i'm
portauce uf the present noVemcnt-not only
To the cliored, but to the white man. He
advised the tfesimen to give Their friends ut
the Soush u tlir lr.al, and If they Yere found
wanriag. it was then time enough to go abroad
tor sympathy. # was TO their interest to
sbuii,l up the S ,uch for the cbuntry pros
perez, 81 w.mIid they prosper The present
ss,tsSof atF.rs was not brought about by the
action of the Southern peOplc-whi;e or
blaek-theret0re neither was responsible for
it.
Beverly Nash (colored) replied to the gen.
orally expressed statement of the white speak
ers, that they were dislrauchised, by stating
that the coiorel people would present such a
strong and unanimous petition to Congress
that'attentlon would be paid to is-iu fact,
the coiored men would not rest until the
whites had been enIrauchised. He had
respect tor a nan WAC upheld his principles
at the point OF the bAyOuet whereas skuikers
anu Sb-CaiiSu Union men at the South he
could designate nothing better than traitors
Rev d. Picket. coioIeI, stated that he
wanted it distinctly understood, that he was
no otice-seeker. The good of his people was
his first consideration. liz was opposed to
universal suffrage for two reasonable want
of education and property qualification
The first was readily ;ittainablc and the last
by industry aud economy. would surely come
Speaking Of elections, he said that the ques-
ton should not be whether candidate was
black or white, but was he honest?
The strictest order prevailed, which is par
italy due to the excellent management of
Chief Marshal William Simous, and other in
huential members of the various associations
Taken in an its bearings, the pleasant feeling
engendered by this gathering cannot be too
highly appreciated nor its Importance over
estimated. DISTINGUISHED whites were invited
to address ensranchised blacks. aud the adj
vice given was received in the spirit in which
it was extended, while the remarks OF Tie
co4oted speakers were of such Il character as
to give general satisfaction.
In the evening 5orchii;ht procession was
formed, aud calls were ma he upon ChauceiIor
Carroll w K. BacLn!am, Esq. apd other prom
iuent citizens, who delivered imPromp,u a!-
dresses, when the celebra;iunists returned to
their rendezvous, and were dismissed.
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AFT LICTEu!
81 I FER No I!OREl

VIZ HEN by the use of DR. JOiNVTLLE'S ELIX-
w lRNou can Gc cured permanently, aud ut a
triing cost.
Tie astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine TOR Physical and Nervous
WeHkn IS, General Debility and PrUstIutiou Loss
OF Muscular Energy impOicncy, cor any o. the COR
sequences o! you HUI in'ilsrrc,ium renders it the
most VII unb!e prcpdrai ion discovered.
1t VIII remove all nervous affections, de re. sion
eXcIten" ut, inc"nciy to study Lrsircss loss oi
memory, confusion, thoughts OF self de- ,ruc,iou
ears 0; ins"ni'y &c tt"w i'll restore the ap,e it,,
reEtw tie liz alh of those w;o have dc ir1ied il
" sensual EXCESS "T evil practice.
Young NJ II. he iumLusged no more Ey "OuaCk
Doctors "ad ignorant prnclit oners hut send With
out delay iur the EiiXer, and he once restored 10
health AID hnppiuess a Perfect Cure is Gunran.
teed in every INSTANCE. PIice 81, or TOUR bottles to
one mGdress, So.
One boltIe efficient to Effect cure in all orii-
nary CASTS
ALSO DR.. JOiNViLLES SPECIFIC PILLS 'or
the eedy and permanent cure of Gonu1 rhea GeeI
UrettraI Discharges Gravel. Structure, aud all al
ieciI"ns OF the KidneNs and Bladder. Cures eff-c-
ted in from one to five days. They are prepared
ttom vegetable extracts that harmless on the svs-
the breath. No change of diet is necessary while
using them, nor does their action in any manner
interfere iih business pursuits. Price 81 per box
Address all orders to
BERGER. SUITS Il Co, Chemists.
No. 2S5 River ST., Troy, n "
March 90. ls67.~!y.
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PULLIC SALE.

PULLTC SALE.
n sell at her farm, situated the Bcrr yvilIc
Turnpike, three miles from CharlcsOwn, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2Sth, 1857,
One fine Work Horse.
One young Marc-gOOd for saddle or harness-
with iUaIb by fine horse
One horse, handsome and lish in Harness. or
under the Saddle.
Six head of Mich Cows--tive OF them with
Calves by their sides,
Fifteen head of Young Cattle
Twenty head of Stock Uogs,
Three Brood SOwE.
One Road Wagon and Har~ess,
One Farm Wagon.
One new Spring Wagon and Harness,
Several Carts and Wheels,
One four horse McCoSnlick Rca per,
One two horse do
Three Barshcar PlOugha,
Four Double Shovel Ploughs,
Two Single Shovel do
Two Corn COvercTs one Roller,
One Grain Drill one Bakers Wheat Fan;
One Sinclair's nine inch Cutting Box
One Double Corn Shelter
Ouc eight horse Ohio Tbrcshcr ard Separator,
with Horse Power and Straps complete )
FIFTY BUSHELS OF SEED OATS,
and number of small articles too tedious to Gnu
EeratE
The sale will be positive, and is made in corse-
qucncG Of the farm having been rented
TERMS OF SALE.
Sums of s 10 aud unLcr, Cash: Over that amount
months credit, with utercst from date the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. Inter
est Willie reunited il the bonds paid ma
turity. A X II RANSOM
March II, ls6I-tds Fri
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Resolutions Of Coincidence.
nAepgR 5 Fanny w. Va.

Mtrcn 18Th 1857.
AT n Mre'iag of the Union S.tahArh Sc,l,nI and
Society OF llrrp"r's Ferr,, john A. Blake, JOSEPH
H. Renner, ami Charles " mnder!ich being arpaiu-
ted Committee to draft Resolutions OF Coincidence
10 the family of our late SHperiui dent resectFI-
~ submit the iIliowiu@:-
WnERRAs, II has pleased Almighty God in His
wise Providence remove from uu:ouv us our ,ltnr
beloved brother, DURasTr COATES the ,jt bful
Grand superintendent OF ihIs Sci" ui aud in whom
we recOgnIz tue sn OthiS organization The friend.
o. every body IN The community and abroad rs nj.
ST. the earnest and devoted IaEuurur in The Church
mornings lti!r ChildI eu aud Young mem mike m
bring them to Jesus through his Christian love aud
zeal therefore be it.
Resolved That with the deepest gri eff we dcpIore
the uhIimely aEu iIrepurnbIe loss OF our beloved
Superintendent, and members of this School
with which he was closely Identified, il is our
duty 10 expires, sad feelings, aud TO mourn at
The departure OF whose death has caused IL va
CUM not easily to I've filled.
RESOLVED That in his severe nfl .ciinn we the
Officers Teachers and Scholars Of the Union Sab
bah School ard Society Of Harper Ferry dceply
cOndUie with the stricken widow and family Vi our
"e superintendent. hnI still We are happy OF being
a0ie 10 give to ihem the consolation II he is with
Jesus. singing The praises OF our Lord and Creator
awaiting our coming, II we but follow TIE path of
virtue and righteousness.
RESOLVED That copy OF this Preamble and Re-
solutions be tn erred upon the niuu:cs the School
forwarded tie slri"ien 'nuy: also rIIai a nv
b. sent 10 The Editor "i the Spirit IF J, GiIun If
Ch'TIcstown, iUr I,n;.!Icmrion.
CJulIN a BLAKE,
The Committee jos. II. RENNER
CCnAS. +. WUNDERLlCu.
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JOHN y. BLAKE, SccIrIissJ ).
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CHAs- r. " uND%mLICu, Secretary.
March Il, l~UT-lI.
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PEAS AND BEANS.

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7 gars, Rio and LsguyEa C:of-es, very superior
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BEAU pY.

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DR0DUCED hv the use OF Pot DE BREUX. FRI
/ SER LE CHEytsoA One application warran-
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Address BERGER, SHUTS CO.. Chemists. No
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MARRIED.

On '''e l4th inst in the German Refor,n,dchurcb
~ I, Ss;:, Nd ~ Rev Job" Adsms Va
ISst'S 4 GREGG GIBSON. formerly of this coun-
~ ". to Mis- ALICE b GROVE, eldest daughter of
'ac H. Grove. Eco, of sharPshurg, Md.
a, On the 9Th instant, at the residence of Capt j.
~ nary at okolnna. Miss, by Rev. Air. Kerr,
LIAM WEDnEI.L. iOtlHrrly of this loNn.
now ", SdItor. of Ih" okolUna News,'' to Miss
ALICE WHITE, of Ok"1na.
+ AT Cedar Hill. on TueAdav Tire l2tll met hv FL
der W Jones, Ma. JOHN BLUE Ia Miss VIR-
GiSlA, darSht of TIE late J1scpn Gp.r"u If