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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

l Y ..-....! )!
Without makinga useless harangue, l will
say to my friends and the public that arm now
prepared tosupply all Of their wants in the way
of STOVES. 1t is time lost to undertake. to
look for anything better than can be found in
nv store. have something new in the way OF
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style, or beauty of design: 10 ono
and all l will say that whatever l sell warrant
to answer the purpose soldt for | therefore
invite my country friends to call and examine
my stock of COOKIN G and HEATH V G
STOVES before purchasing elsewhere, cont
dent that they will not go away displcased.. l
would also enumcrate amongst my stock fine
lot of TIN WARE, of my own manufacture
and made by very experiencedl Workmen; also
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING KET-
TIES, Fruit Cans, Fine Japanned and Plan
ished Ware and Chamber Sets to which L
would call the attention Of tho public Coffee
Urns, Tea Urns, Waffle Irons Chldren's Toys,
and q fine lot of Block Tin Ware and other ar
ticles which are too numerous to MENTION
Thankful for past patronage hope to have y
continuance of the same.
, f.. ...- f. GRIMES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

A Catholic, cathedralis to be built In Lon y
dop second only to st. Peter S at Rome: .,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29
JOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTORY.
r AMPS. LAMP GOODS s. OIL.
WIN. COGAN,'

r AMPS LAMP GOODS s. OIL s..sl
-1-1tu 1LI.!4 WIN. COGAN, H..
a.; t..s. is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb to the most magnificent Par
lor. Lamp; Cut, Ground and PLAIN Globes;
Chimncys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
andall other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
gonable prices Especial attention is called to
large. lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
.cd at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
responing rates. All who want real s6argqaas
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bot
ter come quickly. .l,.L -. = Lo nm I'll o--el.
4 LEXANDRIA STRAIN 'DYEING AND
n CLOTH DREssIN GEsTARLIsHmENT, (estabr
lshed in 1919, a D WARFiELD, PrepTaetori
Grape Shawis, Silk Dresses, Meripoes, Mouse,
Cleaned and Dyed in the very best manner.
Gentlemen' Garments, Of every description.
Cleaned and Re- dyed, it necessary, III style
not to bo surpassed by any establishment IN the
country. In word all l ask is q trial You
can find me at all times at my establlshm11ient, nae
No u, south Fairfax street, ready ana wiling
to accom- modate all who may desire my ser,
vices. Goods carefully packed and forwarded
to any part of the country. 4. aug ou-om
TPTSGOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ ys!Three miles qoest of Alerda,tlTia, Va. }
The, Twenty Eighth Annual Session OF this
Institution commences on the 25th of Septem-
her, with the following Instructors:
f-Rey-WM f. GARDNER, (Univ. Va Hector
10 JAMES NE. GARRETT, M. A., (Univ. Va.) r,
W.. PINeKNEY mason, GUS. Naval Ac;dy.,
TERMS $500 per session., with, no extra
charges, payable semi-annualiy IN ADVANCE:
For further information address the Rector
REvW WIN. f. GARDINER
~ Theological Seminary P.o' Fairfax co., VI"
iv Oft ,..t-s--y.!i Il ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29
NOULTERER'S FRIEND.

{ DOULTERER'S Friend. .. g.a.a,. ~
III ~ A CERTAIN CURE FOR ''
GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
CHICKEN AND TURKEYS. ..
A Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera:
Will prevent disease in all k inds OF fowl, and
promote an increase Of fat Read the following:
'fa,a. .>u Jefferson, Frederick CO., Md,
-....g. .... July 22d, 1867. ~
Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co: s-J
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Poulterers Friend cannot tall to
interest all who raise poultry a gentle OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with tho gapcs. He tried your Pou.terers
Friend, according to the directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, etfcc-
t1ally relieving tho chicken at once; Since
then have had many calls for it, and i. has
been used extensively with the samo result; 1t
is otincalculable value to all who raise poultry
Respectfully, A. SPENCER.
Price Csc per package: .;; -..--:t ..'
Prepared only by ........... g..
.,@-, CLOTWORTY 6 CO., Baltimore. I!
Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TLE POWDERS-the best in use. .
For sale by JANNEY u co. l45, King St.,
And H.. S. LEADBEATER u co. .
nov 1G-Gm ............ .. 1855. .'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

BONNETS. IS no striking novelty IN
bonnets to be chronclcd this month. The
Fanchon shape appears to be a general favor
ite, and much called for. The standing front,
with its diadem of flowers, and u crown worn
upon the top ofthei head is not decidedly be-
coming to any but pretty tace. Soft white
felt bonnets, tastefully, trimmed, are pretty,
and not very expensive. A beautiful royal
velvet is, trimmed with lace of the same shade,
and satin daises glittering with tiny dewdrops
4 new device in millinery is to have flowers
with their leaves and tendrils soarranged upon
the bonnet that they can be removed and worn
upon the hair. This. is only for those whom
necessity forces to practice economy, and CAP
NOT we'll purchase new coiffure for each even
ing S entertainment. t"m ha. s.:Zl ~!
The round hats are small, with a narrow
brim, or none at all, and decorated with Will
lowy plumes or velvet bands ~ dIH}
Flowers are fashionable for decorating the
hair, and are also worn upon the neck and
arms A I,set comprises head dress, necklace
and bracelets L12F 80 -. ,.l. :!llaig Z
PoULTRY.-A young turkey has a smooth
leg and a soft bill, and if fresh the eyes will be
bright and tho feet moist. Old turkeys have
soaly, still feet. Young fowls have, q tender
skin, smooth legs and the breast bone yields
readily to the pressure of the finger. The best
are those that have yellow legs. The feet and
legs Of the old fowl look as if they, had seen
hard servieeint the world. Young ducks feel
tender under the wing and the web is'transparE
ent. The best; are thick and hard on, the
breast. Young lgeese have yellow bills, and
the feet are yellow and supple; the skin may
be easily broken. by the head Of a pin; the
breast is plump and the fat white. An old
goose is unfit for the human stomach.-Nelq7
HQve1 Courier at,1z sry~ II ."i= a4Te. ,1a .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

-. -,~.4 PIANOS!l
~ s'.s.". s...... VICTOR BECKER, = ~
NO G1. NORTH WASHINGTON STEEET.
CORNER OF QUEEE,) ~
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND. MELODEONS.
Knabe & Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated .j o4. = :" -
Second hand Pianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and everyinstrumcnt
warranted.
Pianos, Molodeons,; Accordeons, &C., tuped
and repaired. { !u, ." :,
Persons in tho country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
ments by addressing, VICTOR BECkEE,
AIexandria Va. sop 13
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

mopev and nav 10 per cent for accommodation wheh
money to solvent people went begging al Iour P'l
cent. The road now represents cost Oh nearly
G4GOOO OOO of which no part is considered py Invest
ing parties worth par. The Preferred STOCK Is OF
doubtful value and the common shares as hopeless
OF dividends as a defunct gold company. Ihe road
Is great value to the real estate II crosses and to
commerce. but like all such speculative ventures is
dead loss 10 it's credulous shareholders 1t VIII soon
enter rpon its period of reconstruction aud find IT
hard work 10 earn in good years interest and the cost
OF It's leases.
The Merchants Union Express Company are stfl
fprther increasing their business by establishing
large number of local Offices in this city and Brook
lyn, for the convenience Of theig patrons We arc
assured that the business Of the Merchants Union
was never more prosperous than now, aud that It's
,srly decease is not at'all probable.
The earnings of the Chicago aud ROck lsiana Road
tor the third week in August were:
lsr7 $i25 2OO 1856. ......f 9jl Increase 32'H9
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned the third
week IN August:
1867 s24,o9O 1s6o......24ls7 Increase
The Boston Post Of Monday says:
The money market exhibits no unusual feature. Inc
supply Of idle currency frequently alluded 10 OF Iae, @
not been absorbed either IN legitimate busiucss OF secu
latl)n There Is. and has been for long lIne -
uuCquai distribution Of ssurplus FUNDS StNcI ol ~
banks have been during the week barely hDe 10 supI3
customers: others have bceh uhdole 'V
isactory ppspoud to all calls for accommodation, Mc
otLpr ustuOus have found'lt necessary 10 20 oh 80
count also vaIy 10 considerable extent IAoush Po4H"P
not much as the surplus capital
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

sehr W. Hone Latham YorsoA P,sss Ttous.
sr Ps, " ba1arf % Bull sag baroo' h1sses @ Iss,
ssr ,, sa9'rgs lBrl 6ot-r Coy Bay g B. ss'' Zen 20
sssr sss, 2 ss.il s Bss@.6 isri tsTss'GS Wood
s'op AseHts CAs4U.e1, Providence. @. n stsasahsn
Steamship San Jscuto AtIs savannah With ude and a,. 70
steamship James S Greca Fat AltIooida D c. With rte
steamship Empire Price wiripqou n c. ul nae sod rs.s
Jaes Hand IN brig FaEnT fo1s isi DstSs, cot Il Sca
Bg Ids. Lsarsulu and from Porto csteno IL aas. l,,
Biz 3. 8 y@s1, osi sf ieta caoo re,fe B. d. al
selE S.7.gs s.lsese Fqs Rio araae q days ,iel.,
Nerl h l'TE r. LSt en- brig AGa for M teS,l Or, -g = .,ps
schr Willie Martin, Coyes Hartford
sPOKEN.
jeremiah smPou-schF aug p 10 niles Of nalt'rs' tsrss
4Ieet oeyereql-'.,r. Aug 2s; lat % 20. hoaris
Yors Fl-nca Sage Gr DO WYomrrg ION Liver oo, aei
Ne~Nors Al BY IilotooA' Iraneis Prrsias No d
Spoken a inst Of As...oS S4SSI uS State, as.ss. ...ar
DOMESTIC PORTs
BosQN Aug ship Gull siea brig Msgsy
ToTy from ss5aas 1l cas iB Bs rom aor @ ss i %
IIossss oiS AaS 2+P Gr,5 h,. Nelson Ha,ye- no..
ton fog New lora Argu. Eye DAn Cor Boston whr EsH'n
pInasy Gs.on Tor Banso Abe iol' Besih qT hea l" y
81 b h The = above vessels have sailed except le Asn '"
Arrived r mSchr caroline Smith Paf,ielph, for Irr che,
ter Ca9sor Nevliaren John watgaam jonssTo Na tan
Se1Yos; g. T. To@psr Hsb6r fr Sessri 6Sieoi,c s DO Co.
sch Wauenton Ellsworth for New YORK Queen Calai a~
tGcet Rising Jon Tor NeWl hgs Es DUdf
for New ioki Bali more Def 'as for Philadelphia s,hs Ws
Derby for SeyiOk Concord for Brookayen Perel EsaouA
Newlork; bngs Tangent Calais for do Rsrg sun " nauGe
Breakwater Frances j. from Long Islands Wu Jones Calais for New
YORK Maggie Chadwick DO do Emily Grut Ellsworth for Ner
York Povey, Lubcc Hepsbah Newport for Bangor ssd
MoDroe Nancy iagan bnro i
New York Wn Flint Portland for Wilmington. Del bngs Wr A
Desse gor Philadelphia Alligator Ca.s for Ncwi"h O. b
X do d. sh0op ". Frenth Of Clinton.
A. N. 26th-Lght winds and ealDs
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Lagnayr, August lark White Wing tBE) Pie Tor Pot" Ca
bell0, 10 load for NeV-YOTk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
coLoREp MEN IN OFFICE.

To ne Editor Of Tie IribUse
SIR: notice in your issue OF lhE DAILY
TRIBUNE of the 9th inst letter from MAJOR VI. X De
Ionev IN tc Rev H. H. Garrett defining the posii.0n Of
the leading colorcd people in political affairs Tho posi-
tion taken by Major anc tc sentiments conan. m
that letter are without doubt those OF every Well wisheI
1of our people and OF every member OF the toumhla
Convention over which had The honor to preside There
IS not an exception The resolution referred TO one
which was handed Ia j. j. Wright esq by one OF the re-
pOrteTs of the Charleston papers requesting h Ia ln,Io
duee H. and make a few remarks upon. the same NJ
Wright did So whom there was nothing else before ihe
house and expressed himself IN opposition Ia IT, hlms
that the question was being discussed TO oScnt aad
that each OF ms should bear these thhgsn mind ad du
cate ourselves III uch way ~ to DE peIftt i'i 'y
position ina the councils of the nation tht te l''lt
might desire occupy; that wheh calico hlh 90 az
we should not be found wanting. but slOuT De pfieo
Ia discharge the duties enjOned upon us ID such man
nor rs 10 acout ourselves hOnOraby as eoofed soitls
dJ ,noI, hundred battc-felds in the late hfeE
tile conclusion of theremarks and similar remarks ny
oter members, Mr. Wright Withdrew the resolution, ana
returned it 10 the author as his property.
X. II. GLEAVFs,
President Of the X. L. G. OF state of = G.
BeditfOrt, s. c., August, 1851.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
CRRLYLE-A CORRECTION.

10 ns Kdif5r " The IrISlae
SIR: am provoked to allude to a mistake
into which Carlyle seems 70 have fallen and which, Tor
scholar is stranger than any Of the other 'ror o.
his last curious essay. He derives the Gertnah woIo
Sclu,iImeTeiT- iT-enthusiasm-from the prihaty o,s
ing of Sciiodri OF which Il is derivatlYe ana % '
lie idea of enthusiasm with that of nultituue a'
the attributes Ito his Hndl OF TIE ytooe y a. ~ frzv
INTO which crowds sometimes fan through tue n,h.s nc,
- s,,,',5bx Nav can anything DO clearer t''h uiai
VI VI - ,r5 i, derived when It signifies enilnsi'
& anv s the secondary meaning OF schwarm ldse.es
as lo that the idea comes from the notion ot the
lrUeIs % %tdaas I'm these whose minds cut Ot bal
conluso .sfasiou imagined to resemble the confused
aSn ~ usectsf TIE Scotch idea conveyed M the
sWnaign sWis Ne has bee In his bonnet" ~ similar We
onrpselSes speak "thick-swaruing faneies Ths eN
,on a. by the correlatiys diomato pres
pinn IN Gef1nan rs scs.udTnt hu in sclAcin hofl
sioH AZ ' ROWLAND NJ. Hall
Ua 0os Scooad-qye Aug. &c, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT % XEw.YoRK..
CLEARED

CLEARED.
s,..a.bi, p.Iuv,a fBrl Watson Liverpool. v CunaH.
si.amship Virgo Bulkey SAvaHnAh MURRAY fers 'e' .
Stenmshp sarsoga HING Nook City fors aud heAnesa " l.
McCFeadf Co. 49, d, c,-...c.
sieamshio Bhlie MeGen Philadelphia j. Hand
sp Ela Norton Nckels nan francseo ID hefehaht Co.
shin ipdusry LInuel Francisco Geerg. D. Sutton sc.
shin ID Arma Monteyideo, ID :. Howe
p,Ik Eage wilkins Maseles, Gerhat Norton
pstk saSa (Breml Kuhn, Buenos Ayres, |. Meyer
~ Ela mr. Iaprle Buenos Ayre Henry De CorOts CO.
Br oueen Of South, lailock Demerala. J. GedNs
prs lanes Grove |rL Cogdan, HALIFAX g. A. De MohG Co
Rrg Golden Light (Br Ferguson 81 John, n b. SEtht Co.
nrie Pes Hinciley Poster jacksonville Simpson ClaPp
Bris Edith, Putnam, Iacksontle. simpson CarP
Iris Andes (Span. }. lal, Barcelona T. Hritfer.
Bng H. s. Emery. Fits. Caibafcu, Moss Word
Rig Bishop Gibson AspiHwal = L. Merchant q
SchT Caroline and Corn, Davis Gtogtiown, H. g. D0f foef
4 Co
srhI Adrian Everett, Boston, N $. Browe 4 Co.
Horace L., Francis. Hrw.Ilayen, RACKET Tar'r
sehr George aud Saith New Haven. RAekftS Iafo
sehr Queen Of Clippers tBf Ds'iason sIrpoh trarda I'm
seSr veo,bees Paford Charleston L. AsCresd' Co
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

The Leroy On. ~ Gazette gives the following
,,oT, Tbe most devsh outawry enacted in 'bs
Vicinity was perpetrated In Pavilion on July a. some
inhnman wretch entered the lot OF Mr. Asa Bryant ~
Pavon and cut and glod In most horrible na.i'r
dne vearIing steer-cutting the lower DIP iI'ih w."
mantb down entirely of, and the tongue out ais" kh-
nc the teeth out From the protrudlng eyo. a "tn"
IL supposed the poor animal tbb' ca u" ~
this torture before becoming insenslble.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
1IInIe- sKINs- ~ rrns.

The SchoHarc Union of This state says HOP pchhe
las already commenced in some parts OF tlS Oouny.
Next week u viii IrOhab, become gthciaI' ~ EVAM'IS
are 10 save as much of the crop poss Die nom
The ravaccs of the insect 10 race between tG ri
Tnf he rolnpaTatiyely small will De OF an inferior qua
ity There may be fcw good nops, but they VIII be Ie"
the early picking ncVCssttcd by the threat
ened total destruction OF the crop, must affect the Pua
OF the hopiIJuriOusy, as II cannot oe fuuy natuitu,
Accounts from Wisconsin very favorable Trade mere
rs very duct, dealers and brewers waiting Tor te new
crop o come In The stock Of old Is very low, bur trade
iu the new viii open late owing ~ the large amount OF
beer still ind, the EAclrc ana sunday IA" essenb
ite consumption" We quote: go.
tOmm0u 70 r. ~ as Fore gnb
Cool 10 rriLe ...'o ''duN
% Fancy .tOs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
VEGETABLES
a. a,W...tgTr.
SUNDEIl
W. nnnfn.
rrcr1rrs na rnnnrcE.

Aug o7-lIsto hbls Flour, 1i2 hbls. Whisky 100 hb!s
Conn Nlal I75 sacks Corn Meal, 1922 burh. Wheat,
~ OC bush Corn se87 bush. oats, ilo5 hush Rye 900
bush seeds pkgs. Ashes "a sacks Oh talt, 2Of5 Nv
$50 Hocs, hbls Petroleum, 2ols pkgs. Butter, $3.50
pkgs. Cheese 33 lhs. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING Aug u. 1867.


Expressly for THR n Y TRIBUNE by Reporterl
The following the current rates Of articles N good
condition. sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive per cent less deducted for com
missions, beside freight and other charges. Boxes
and the name OF the sender should also be painted
upon one end. Nail an invoice or list OF the
send lettGr by ma containing an invoice aud drec
tiOns also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and IN putting up VIII adAnueh To the Nue VI 'o
produce. ,.. .,.,, ,,..a
Among other things California is sending us beans
Eminent of 500 10 900 bushels being just received. No
pce is fixed them yet There is no change in tho
Beans, - ooe Inferior. ~ 2j@ 50
Moaap hand picked 0a 40 Peas Csu IA bond'''' "g %
Pieksd.sers.d.PSG. SO8 4 Isl
BUTTER,
The late advance in butter together with The natural
increase rs scpel1ber aprroache.aHe ha he iic 80 70
largely increase the receiptsl2456 pachiErs me past
week against 9.463 for tho week preceding H. THESE az
rivals tel on the market and there Is qn'e prospect
il is very nard work 10 get for little of tc t
pick after which they 10 3se. and tbe Sc CAoina
thipers have taken 2Oo state nr1ins during the
past week stimulated by hrnness IN the gold market
Trade heavy at present aud Indications point tO de
clnesin fact, already drop little on Western We
quote 2,a7i o,s Ma and Southern. leaeo
's nssan aS 'i ae b. 79e5i oso yellow tubs
SSa c1sSs TO e s, 5s = b. sS4 ii iG 1's S
WesS iuss. ft j. fs" " s6G2s isd sse .i6dio
Common TO .Is02ci Ind, H. Mich, fud ioSg
Pa CLoes Sor,ses a2a Grease Butter, q e4e eio
CHEESE.
Receipts OF 55,oS1 boxes during the week wlth SNIP
nebts Of about boxes leave an undsoscd OF st0ck
th home ana local trade using Int little There u really
no change ia the market, crack factory IKE the Cupf
selling al iSsc but few up 20 the stanuatd OF eA
cecce that lSc may really be called the top OF inc nnl
lct perhaps oy factory IN fty viii bring over that
price still really fancy article has been sold to-day az
i3Jc., willie factories which were No IN former
ycars, now have to he sold at 2s Too lhueh Met
weather, or some other causc, prevents etig ~ IT,
which the fastidOus shippers ind no iau WIN lney
very NICE III their tastes, ana when % Ol cb'Src
not up 10 The sc InarR they Immediately oier lc for H.
Many really good factories sold between lc anu iLV
Shippers Jish IN THEN offers and some Oi icln are
not operating at ALL Not few OF tlOke sent abroad dI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
paSSrNc FRS APRTVED.


FROM SAVANNAH Aug FLU steamship San Jaenio-MSof
81 Opge A NJ Ross lai children. Il " b. Monroe aIa hdy
Van Ness l. Brshiush. $. Il Norton, eoomoa . hiesey
Cour A. GTnnel Carter H. Mccall, Nj AUD Mt o. eTeeeL
< " Mitchell j. Mcconnell Miss Kate Wells BAKER " Da'
Al Owens Mr. Pener j. Grnnthal Mrs l. Lousine T. McinVfe
Miller Mr. Mrs j. Warren Miss kmmA warren MI ana siI'
PROM HAyRR AND BRRsT Jsy 25ln steamship VILE De Par,
p and Mrs Cotton Adam family aud servant r Duiour nd
.ou Mr. Dephy Carln and Mrs OLeary child and servant h
Gub6p Mrs Doneiy and Mrs Moueth Mr and Mrs Lnb nI
seTTa Archbishop CincBDa andpriest MI snd Mrs eafp M
.n Ms Inkepever Mrs Well ngon Mrs Graves 81 Aa
Ny. Gamble MIR and Louis Cheband Mrs hI,ne ah m
Mr. ard Mr. Harnge and Mrs Page, Mrs ana Miss Ooc s
snd Mr. uausSer Mr. Mrs SbeithgeI Mrs kauseh In Hu
servsp, M Aud Mrs Compton, and Mrs Davenport ana SOC
C,r and maid Mr. Mis- Lord Mr. an Mrs Batter $40 son S
srd Mrs Sayerson and Mrs Dadcy Field and servant DIT s Us
.nI Chare, blr ami Ms Segel MIS- bTse Ni ul
MrS NuIae5 MT Bertrand family and servant pit aI ts
Mrs aud Mss 'Rpe ni anu
SF Gsmsr Mn. Yisncron and family Mrs Dohgnon a eaId NJ
- Air. Marta John Mrs Gaoa ami child hs hatquc ana
i Ms. Morrow Wethers Chase hummer baer Nrst0n YER
Msss Erans Lanb Batch Paul Hamilton, Barher bIsham
% Never Rogers Cou,euse, Coye Clement PedHhtta brown
mn Con1e Resky Armstrong; Oppeuhem, Blot Coan Bailey
pd,t Causro Coping OSuysn Brbec Ducktr 81 and
NJ. ouman Persn Andrea CharleT snt ennanu
ncJge I,am AIientero Oln uoeiu. Hartmann, D-Senana
Many Bne Bennett Shesn Jones yonan Gesn MscTs "e.
Levy Goalschmi, Bontolne Chelsl Michel
R,nd., Chsney Benet Elerei Beu hchd fafnzd ,en.as
Tsonas De,c FyOle Louse Aenad s.Ios Bsre job Vees
tor Iy Kuaut Care Cuppesr Guoi eamhnsrr hch
ard Rainy Lame, vgus Mantock lie Nssias Bae pesa Levy
ssyTn Rousse Capelo Saa Lehesque kcad SernsN sohe
Vile Dehon. Barber, Garau. RAIDER Curae' By'ss-2la
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
2ruftssiunnl auiitts.

CUARLEs NETTLET0N. No. III Broadway
ffnsT FLOOR COMMISSIONER ir tvery STATE and TsIrefr
DR LAMONT. No. 113 BToadway.-Treat-
- a 10 In Psris London AID New. .foTL hedcal Al
, ,nd Msrtsge ss his special treatment Of local sohsh1
op.l sa Es,yog. D,ssssss stIet1Ts ftsoa Piles ks 81 e
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
Gopartarrsbip aOtif's.

NTOTICF or uTION.-Notice is
~ hereby gwen CePartssr,lp hePIs RE sps ..'s s
BAXTER KBANf Conuns Afrn.se,s sbs a. I nsI co.s,si
10 90 W nAslIt on - ieeT g. H. BAXTER.
a'ss"Nea-Ds'eH aug 80 49, HUGH kEANR
HB-re business w be continued Aerea''f al The same P'ee
HUGH KEASE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
finantial.

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TnE OmIo AND AIsssrT KslL.oip co ti'lt'Ia biytohl
No. an NEw- ioEE. AuTIsi !. llIi
TTO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS.-A
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viii b. reid at tie Ofce q te Tt. 80 o. wallet Ntrl ofs oa
Tuesday stpieilDe g. e tua action
urou the closing ~ the Trust an tie ifs1auon o. hs Ol AID rs
ssfippi Railroad Company. ,,-----.
A. Trust requires that three uh 1 Interest o. The osnr
aies
fgs.a nd voting h. arfy above stated CeTt
rgue 70 have tar eeac"7 ifnfiIT'a
10 th ures be grt a. tie meeting 90 psTsoa 0f ~
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close tc IIu and rg,tst, I'd. NoHpl bJ
~ tq4 Trustee ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chainaan.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

IL OFAt.REL's
IA. GREAT CLEARING OFT sAIH OP
CARPETS AND FURNITURE,
REGARDLESS or COST OR PRICE
Of having commence erecting more extensive ware
sth o July o3 my entire stock 6e largest tue
u e thrown on this markell consisting Of English and American
Brussels 3r super Ingram Carpets O pieces @ and Fancy
Cautou Manc: O-Coh % 90 u feet wde NufoFShaees hugs
Mats &c PlTor. bedroom Once and kitchen Fu
uiiureu which warranted represented and must be 500 re-
Goods packed aud hpJsd Tree Nos - % s ana ~
Thirty and Nos ~ and is5 Ehiave between IhHV n'
and Thrtysirit.sts New-loTk.
SA h, dovrtogu the immediate
0i the above
VNHE difference between fitting your beautlful
materials tbe Ordinary method ogom Pattern cui 10 tt the
form ulcung n at Nine DEMOEESIs Emporium Of Fash
iors. Nos a.. 0r B.f BIUadway:
Waist.