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FROM BREMEN. August 2ln steamship Northern LgbNr an!
Corfd Rev H. T. Peae wife Mrs stephens jolz byrs ~
Ia second cabin aud jo4
uFROM HAVANA Aug 2n steamship Moro CisieJ Colons
NJ Morale, John CTabbe Dr. g. A. woodward q Steb
bias NJ Ctey Y7querdo and children A. Ab.i Gsnlae
campo A. Maehsdo A. Mueno r. GauRauda Jaaes eoe
ckeret Miss NJ Kerr Jose Sos and LADY ~ SuA ss a Guar
d. and Miss Aur VergA Mc Dernott Mre del Pine
Caelsn G. Moue Bsnera Nm Thomas GannO,t A. X kamp
A. c. Ferrer D. and Run p Garcia D. Downing Mou1elo
Ronesuez s. SaA Boyas l. Massana A. Martinez bgsdO,
Fabus T. Skrg Mr. aud Ms + Beade, and servant
n Aossni J. Banks j. Lehman, Mn taHPe and child
Mr. Ss A. JOurau and b Gonzales r. DIl Tor
rev r. Arlola L. J. YATES H. ErluimAB. K NJ. FeFfera-
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stssmshr city fSsw orb B) nbhes Liverpool J. a. Dale
Steamship Nebraska tbr GnAnd Liverpool Williams 0Glon
Stea mship Diugo. SheTNOo Portland. }. =. Ames
Steamship Paapsco kef, Baltimore Beuner Brown Pnkney
Steamship Wamsrtta, Fish NV Bsfion Ferguson s Wood
steamship Virginia, Roberts RchInund Va L. McSftAiJ 70
steamship Nnlrau Morrison "iila,Nnhia
koaavJ, so.,ys. pIssb ~
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Gcurtrp 8tal Gstatr for Sal,.

RARGAIN at NewB Brunswick-SPLENDlD
I'D COUNTRY SEAT lG abundance fruit and shade % lss
sS and Sr.. - 0 0tbsr cheap PETIT FAzBB
l7l Broadvay, Room No. . "
RARGAIN.-One of the best FARMS and
COUNTY SEwJEssEY q acres splendid 6ass %ss9ss;s%t
shade and lawn churches and schools Phe melad
PBTTTT q FRAzgE, No IN Brosdwsy Room No q
RARGAINS.-75 acres in Lebanon Valley, the
limestone so buildings fruit plenty vel waered convenient 70
IN m1sov IIt 'y.o ys, % ao & S @ ist coS @ seldom two such
excellent ,rms offered for SALE JAQUES No zoe broadway
BARGAINS in FARMS and COTTAGES on
y T., Y,e5d2g G.ng ss Prices non 500 % l599 PETIT
vile Centre, 1. L
CHOICE COUNTRY RESIDENCES and COT
SDe sb s & aIs & sa % S i. m @ sS %Sdt5o csss iss
$3.50 ear dc s PfT i w FE S 10 ii i5a BS @ Room
CHEAP FARMS, near MILESTONE the
leTss s6co acres with crop $500 oc is oO9 lSO
'''' ' rE FR12tE is' a. 'Hi'ssis II Bss i Room no
NENTRAI RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
REAL BSA AsESSYA 6:, sr'. variety o. Pa@ hoa,e and %
above road A. c. DUSHAM, jr, Agent, NO iGs BrosdTay
nESTRABLF PROPERTY for SALE at
~ Yonkers Appb W. H. PERRY Real Estate Ohce opposite
Depot At YOnkers
EOR S4LE-At EAGLESWOOD, Perth Am
boy J 2soy brick DWELLING @ HOUSE M BARN and and OUT,
BUILDINGS and four Of LAND vel stocked Nh desirable trds
beautifully situated aud IN a VIEW Of 81 Esntan M'eI ana
o. READ, on The premises
nor SALE-In EASTHAMPTON, Hampshire
County RESIDENCE Of the late Mrs MARY SWIFT
opposite the mansion samuel lsO esq
adjoining Of H. SAWYER CONVENIENT distance ION
churches NisOn Seminary. is bnt OF te Oe
perfect heated oy furnace
lighted and has all the eonVenien and m oi 10
residence II opportunity 70 family Of ~ or ~ Peso
desiring beautiful in the vicinity OF justly eDiIu
institution OF learning neghoorhood OF wealth. ana eantst
Apply TO p , PHELPS No 81 ParkToN or to hOhhi hoh"A"
No. Finest, NeS.Yorh
E0R SALE-On the seashOre, Staten Island,
building lot q beautiful location bathing Yachting and
fishing the door price ~ 230 Apply TO JOukNEAf No
Pne-s.
NORTH SHORE, HUNTINGTON, LONG
~ ISLAND.
This ben country is about u be opened railroad
Il steamboat two
Farms Shore geneens Country seats Cot
tsges. and Building for sale by
IT. r. CROZIE Mining Boker No 25 Nassau
Room No O. and Huntington, Long Island.
beautiful scenery purity freedom from snd muske
fertility Of soil adaptation fuOwng and farming products or
every Kind Huntington and Oyster Bay loanshps North shore have
equals IL r ChOhlb1
CEWELL's POINT TRUCK FARM for SALE.
- About 1000 splendid Garden Land Norfolk County Va
miles M0lroe,9 % from Norfolk hne Improvements oVO
foil bearagi Fish oysters and Game In abundance
TUCKING FARM the country having the advantage OF
orb Boston Philadelphia snd Baltimore markets by steamers
daily. For particulars address WIN LlGHrNER Baltimore Nd
QOn LOTS.-COTTAGE LOTS and small
COO FARMS Of any si,e for SALE. LEASE, gy
terms or EXCHANGE beautiful from the city
B FRANKLIN CLARK, No. Park place
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There some apprehension felt here TO the effects OF
the late rain cOttODgrOwing region sO1ar Ve are
without any definite information on the subject Dut IN
the absence of any general complaint by telegraph
fair to that serious damage has been done Inc
present month has been very wet one on the Atlantic
coast but the contrary 20 have been the case at
the West and South aud in sections they have Dee
sufering from drOuth. The effect Of the dry hot
weather has been 10 improve the prospects OF the
planters ia Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi and let
frs sneak fayOraby Of the result should the weather
continue proptious. From Southern Louisiana ana the
coast counties OF Texas the worm IS reported 70 nave
done serious injury and the complaints are many and
loud IL is 70 venture an opinion as 10 What
extent this damage may reduce the crop from general e1
pectatou We are now entering upon the critical period
Tor the cotton crop and upon the length OF the picking
seasoD and the weather until frOst Will depend
whether We NAV hook for more less than 2500OO bales
This figure given expression Of public opinion AT
this time and the individual opinion OF the writer
who thinks best estimates OF crop are generally
made in November after the occurrence Of killing frost
The following is a statement of the movement IN
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT.-Is BASKRupror;
Petitions in bankruptcy we're filed and referred
as follows: Petition OF AnthOnyP HObrook Of this city
Referred TO Register Dwight; and ~ Henry W. Basferd
OF this city-Referred to Register ketchum.
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PRICES OF STOCKS
GGT .


Total si75a59I5o N4lg7l,OOO Dee sSo4oS'''
cat Gates sO.U D.'......... l9.579Co lg1OcOOO
Actual balance tl5592l 400 s-5sc5ooo Dec S5ooS690
The Treasury has, it appears, during the mon'n'
spent its current receipts, and thirty millions ii au-
diton. The next debt statement will probably show
that the decrease in the cash balance Is Represented
by compound notes destroyed.
The Times makes a better statement of the affairs
ofthe North Western Railroad than the directors were
able to do II claims that in 1867 the year showed
income equal to g. per cent the tchole cost The
President Cpage 10 Of repor says there was remain
ing. after deducting per cent from the preferred
stock. s1O2O67 for the common SlS,S32,4s1.
The Michigan Central road earned the third week
In August
1867. ... s9l $50 s,s73l Inc.....ii5s99
AZ Chicago
The money market presents no new phases The &C.
mand for currency continues quite actNe ID! gram sh
pers and the country banks continue 70 draw literally ON
then balances
At Cincinnati
There was better demand for money and the market s
st rather close though the banks arc able 10 acco9
date the bulk Of the approved paper offering "A cos9
to-day but the drain toward the interior continues ana
Al the of the day there was but snght gam III the
York this afternoon The demand for money Is manly on on
regular business paper, and well distributed Rates o
Interestrange from TO II per cent.
At Cleveland
We find the general feeling OF the money market un
changed and the stringency unabated. Currency rs IN
demand. Eastern Exchange is heavy rates nomihany
par buying and lilo premium selling
The following viii show the total receipts of iron
ore and pig iron at Marquette by the Marquette and
OntOnagon Railroad from January to August TO- 1866
also. the estimated shipments 10 Escanaba, and the
estimated receipts for the remaining portion OF the
wear:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM R.s, 5.23 Sun Sets..... 635 Moen Sets
HGR
S.pdr ,2a Cows Island 8s23 Hell Gate 10 09
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S]Urt 1elarntn's slOtitr.

SfATH -YoEE.
PoRr.wlRDENS OyCY, No . william st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section Of the Att passed a. 1887 entitled An Act b.
Reogante The arieu once Of Port all persons
Interested in having Of the abect matter Of such inquiry
e1amBauop or survey following uudeT
that the rIanstons VII
completed within succeeding A nouee on board As
Steamship NsgaTa - ~
steamship Vile 0e Pans. " H.
Ship oiunba.
BrR SuN
s..s.
MIETHOESB TOAPkINs. PTtsdsGt
Aus's ] nRKRnlN Secretary
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8rurklpn Gtal 6stait for SAX.

8rOOklpn Gtal 6stait for Salt.
NOR SALE-The Property of an Estate-The
esan daablo HOUSE l68 Prrsdentst Brooklyn; three
orders has Convenience neigh
horto immediate pnsseston adjoining wanted
Ionss can applying No ~ Pdut hyoralle
Apply TO X KELLOGG Executor, NO - OedArsL " l..
EOR SALE-The desirable three-story and
basement double HOUSE Second place And Henry
Broolyu order has every convenience lot lfyJi feet
with hrek neghorhood excellent 500 terms
favorable immediate possession tor rariehaTs sppy 90
T. r. KELLOGG. No 81 Ceiarst n Y.
NOR SALE i'm Fort Green n-pace, Brooklyn, q
uucIsss br.ek HOUSE misru improvement al the
ov pee Of To- so u May ueIi At a0
rent 20 20 purchaser Address BARGAIN Tribune Ohcs
NOR SALE-Three-s story, basement and sub
cellar brick HOUSE Padcst between Bond and Netins
Brookys frei. perfect order with Al The moden
impovemens lirCO immed Aielr desired To-
ouire on premises W CARY spruce and William
ss. New-l orr. Price Sl0S0
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aibiNmb autitts.
0TUcF or THE PACIFIC MAI susATsnrP cOIpA

OTTIcE or THE PACIFIC NAL snsAasHIP CoHPASY,}
NEw YORK, Aug. 81, 1851
TNHIRTY-SEVENTH DINIDEND.-NOtice is
bersbv given Board Of Directors hsve THIS DAY declared
DIyiDED olTHB 80 PER CENT eut ofih net enrnags the
quarter ending July 81 payable at the CoHpAyi ONCE hoNDAl
lie anffcr books vii he closed FRIDAY 23d inst at and
reopened TUESDAY, Sept
By order Of the Boani Of Directors - - .....,, .-.
OYEIcK oF ruE STERLING RIRE INSURANCE CoPAsT.
No lS5 BKoADwAY NEw-YoRS. August IL, 1901
TTHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have TINS
Il declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE f5 PR CBhI, Free rom
Government Tar, psy able and aner the 18th inst ~
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6itp Bt1l 6statf for Salt.

DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE of
Ia WM 4 COTT No SALE-A number Of STORES
part o. ,e ey, most Of the principal strsst Apply "
above.
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SaSines 8auhs.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
WI NEW MARBLE FfREPRoOF BANklNG HOUSE
Me- ] sHd3 Thiri-aye opposite Cooper Institute 80
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free from Al. allowed on ALL SUNS
ff0u IS $500
MARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. 80 Nassau
A'I lneaT Futonssl n six PER CENT lhIEhbST allowed
Of IS seross commences Sept
HENRY CoSKIS. Secretary. VIII VAN hAhb, PRESIDENT
NORTH RIVER SANINGS-BANK,
Corner Of Thiry yourtl-st and Eighth ave - ,,,,,-,,
ALL DEPOSITS made before ths FIRST or AM MONt
VII draw interest from date SIX PER CkNT I'M bld
fre 81 DAILY from NJ. also, hVNbhi
WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY EVENINGS from 90 o'clock.
fREDERcE l. yUITK JOHN HOOPER Pres
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK-Eight-
Of Fourteenht SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid on al
ron s5to 5000 Deposits made before sept sill draw
interest from sept J. X H. MACLAY President
K II. BuLL Secretary. s $ CONSTANT. YoePrest
'THIRD-AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
Il CORNER or TWENTY -SIXT1LST AND THIRD AVB
Open daily from 10 and hOhDA1t NEDhES
deposits ron 81 to 5000 received and SIX CENT INTER
Est paid
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

3s-Valentine agt SchltI et al
59-Jay. Receiver, AT De Groot
li5-GordoB et Al. agt Quigley ei|
al
i43-Barnhsm sgt walker valley
ala. "a
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d. GIT

Dc Tn.
A BROADWAY STORE TO LET-No. 24j !;
The second fourth floors s4 feet each let together
sngy with I2I2 haehway and entrance MuasL
inqur, OF ORANGE JUDD Co.. No a Part.row
A VERY FAVORABLE LEASE of a HOUSE
n BROOKLYN lights 800 per sBuum, VIII be transferred TO
will the Furniture al fair Apply 70 G. doF
PAT No. Deys, or J. E WOODBRIDGE No = Pinest N l.
no LET.-A Furnished HOUSE with 80 Acres
Of Lnd pleasantly Orahge Mountain, miles
from the depot w be years desired Inquire Of
r. BONNE so Libertg-st
VIO RENT FURNISHED-A very desirable
story BRICK DWBLLINGHOgSE on Twenty srstst
SIthate 24ItO 800 per mouth Private family oB Apply to
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
NJ EADEn

PORT or NEwY0RK.. .Avsr,r "a.
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Auttim Sails of 3taI 6statt.

Audiun Sails of 8tal 6stair.
A SSIGNEE's SALE of DESIRABLE FARM
~ PROPERTY ol LONG ISLAND.
The Fgrm OF Mr. Robert NUNS Snfok County L. J.,
rail; 65 Of highly cultivated Land WIN
bc Dwelling 90 feet thirteen rooms with modern ap
pi,nes Stables house orchards three wells
i've csterns Gc $1,000 remain on mortgage
PLANO Porte FACTORY
The Mr. Nanns with aud orehah acres
purposes namely iourtory N
building feet heavy mberei slate rooted heated by steam
a. feet square two stories . horse power engine sl'ak
offered at auction the premises on TUES
day sale Conveyanee furnished
TO the premises. WIN CLARK. Assignee
W ~ MfLLER AuctOneer
DY JOHNSON a. MILLER
Id AUCTIONEERS AID
REAL ESTATE BROkERS,
No. rs NAssAUsr, CEDARsT., NKw-NoHE
on Country Seats Farms bought sold rented n
ehaugd Loans uesOatsd Auction Stocks Pu0 hdSe 1e
l8uusts uno cfarms Saniro.
UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-In cen
trail location good neghborhopsutab fr hrsteass Board
ing Address C. W. Box No 1872 Post Oaee stating pree
AID ul psrticulsrs
WANTED 80 PURCHASE or HIRE-A small
w FARM COUNTRY SEAT Morris and or Northern
Railroad % miles distance from New. lork Ad
dress with fall particulars, I b b. Tribune once
NVANTED-A good G. o \ L Il Y RESI-
w DBSCB with 3 to 20 ant within 70 mi Of 1as city
house and modern Pue say Sl hudfess'
With very full particulars, Box No 81
WANTED a FARM of % TO 100 acres on
w line Of Northern Railroad u NeWJerey between hHeSooi
preferred Must sool buildings and soil
gool condition aud within Ho miles o Depot A1aTs's ~h Se's
ton. ocafion and terms x Box No ll9 Post once y l.
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coryRr OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TERM. Before
Judge CARDOzo.
Clark agt Deyey.-Alotlon granted and re-
owens ast owe,s-R.port confirmed aud judgmen.
Field agt FIeld-RepOrt confirmed and judgment
granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29

Suar6 an6 8Oums
A STRICTLY private family, occupying a
~ frelass Brooklyn Heights Nslst ferry viii LET
one ROOMS with without board TO the right parties Ad
dress b HEIGHTS Box ,5Ot y. Y. Pos-Ohce.
A PLEASANT HOME in a small, quiet fam
~ three Also one large room suitable of
man Reference aud required Apply 10 TOWERS,
No 10 Third door frOm TeHthst
DOARD-At No. 416 West Twenty eighth
I'D , near Nnve rgeou aal back for gentlemen aud
wiye or single gentlemen with goo board Terms moderate
observation-disclosures ROOMS with Good
BOARD pneas be obtained No 50 ChArss,
New-York.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO gentlemen,
without board No Bast Twenty secoadst References
changed.
&H AND UPWARD for Light Single ROOMS
I'D ~ With without board; Room and Board per day
- So Al DUPONT HOUSE, Laight and Hudsousts
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TO LAND OWNERS.

ETNO Real Estate Owners.
Il AL persons in Virginia having Real Estate,
such as Farms, Mills, Factories, Town Properties
and Timber Lands that they wish to sell, are adj
vised to advertise the same first, in their own To-
cal Journal, and next in the IIAGERSTOWN
MAIL, newspaper that
Circulates $500 Copies Weekly,
published at Hagerstown, Md, by DEcHEnr 4
WAsox. The tide Of emigration is now rolling on
to Virginia-our Maryland and Pennsylvania far
mcrs are selling of their farms at high prices, and
seeking new homes in our sister State. Those who
emigrate are, as a general thing, men Of muscle
and MEANS and will add materially in developing
the great natural wealth of the mother Of States"
We arc publishing the MAIL at central point, the
very best at which to advertise land. 1t is very
popular as a Real Estate Advertising medium, its
pages frequently containing from three to six col
umns Of this class of advertising. We have nu-
merous orders for the paper from time to time,
from persons in Maryland and at a distance, who
merely desire it on account Of its Land advert.
sing.
Our terms are moderate, and VIC will take pleas-
ure in answering all letters Of inquiry.
Na Advertisements can be sent TO us through
the editors Of 'sviKGIsIAS or direct, as the par
tics may prefer.
Address, DECHERT& WASON,
Publishers .Nlail, y Hagerstown, Md.
Juno Oc-o,n< @1n
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ITO the Publicl
i Read for yourselves the advertisement of
BAKER BROS

ITO the RuDl1C1
i Read for yourselves the advertisement Of
BAKER BROS.
We are receiving considerable additions to our
already large stock of DRY GOODS and GROCE-
RIES, which have been purchased unusually
low prices, and are offered ut very small advance
on cost, comprising in part Four hogsheads of r.
r. Sugar, 10 barrels common Sugar, Is barrels Of
Crushed, Cut Loaf, Coffee, and other white Su-
CARS, 80 bags of Rio, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
4 half chests of Gunpowder, Imperial, and Eng
fish Breakfast Teas Molasses, and Syrups of va
rious kinds, Spices of all kinds-Chocolate and
Broma, Italian Maccaroni, Cheese and Crackers,
with many other articles usually kept by Grocers.
HOUSEKEEPERS are requested to come and
look at the articles, believe they cannot fail
to be pleased both with goods and low prices.
VIC are engaged in the purchase Of country Pro-
duce, such as Flour, Corn, Wheat, and Bacon. for
which we are paying either the CASH or goods at
Cash prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are especially invi-
ted to examine our varied assortment, as we he
lieve that We can furnish them with goods fully
as cheap as they can be purchased East, cost IF
transportation added
Come one come all who desire barg .ins, as wo
do not consider it troublesome 10 showgoods We
are thankful for past fayors, and viii endeavor to
deserve continuance of thesame liberal patron
age. may 15-tf
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What 1 Live For.

live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and true,
For the Heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too.
For the human ties that bind me,
For the task by God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that l can do.
I live 10 learn their story,
Who suffered for my sake,
To emulate their glory,
And follow in their wake.
Bards, poets, martyrs, sages,
The noble of all ages,
Whose deeds crowd history's pages.
And Times great volume make.
! live to hold communion,
With all that is divine,
To know there is a union,
'Twixt Natures God and mine
To grow wiser from conviction,
To profit by affection,
Reap truths from fields of fiction,
And fulfil each bright design.
live to hail the season,
BY gifted minds forctold,
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone by gold.
When man to man united,
And every wrong thing righted,
The whole world shall be lighted,
As Eden was of old
live for those who love me,
For the hearts that know me true,
For the Heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too.
For the right that lacks assistance, :
For the wrong that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that can do.
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8ALTTMoRR CARDS.


w Manufacturers Of First Prcmium, Gold
Medal, Grand, Square and Upright
PIAEOS. BAlfiMA ore, Md.
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years. have, upon their
celence alone attained an n.Puychased prs-einenee
that pronounces them uneaqualied Their TONE
combines great power. richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well Is great purity Of in
tonation and harmoniousness throughout the en-
tire SCALE Their TOUCH is plant and elastic,
and is entirely free from the stiffness found in 70
many pianos, which causes the performer to 50
easily tire. In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be
excelled. Their action is constructed with care
and attention to every part that characteri
yes the finest mechanism. None but the best sea-
soncd material is used in their manufacture and
they will accept the hard usages Of the concert
room with that of the parlor upon equality
unaffected in their melody; in fact they are con-
structed 'sNot for year-bm torerer" All our
Square Pianos have our new Grand Scale and a.
giraffe Treble. Every Piano fully warranted for
5 years.
Il. L. Ide, sole agent for Augusta county, is by
special arrangement enabled to furnish the above
Celebrated Lstrumemt at lowest Factory prices
An assortment constantly ON hand at his new
Rooms, New Street, opposite Teakle & Youngs
Drug Store in Phillips & CARRIERS Insurance Of
fee. feb 21-lY
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E'0r the People
i HOW TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY! 4

If you will come to see N. B. Hsndry, Opposite
the Virginia Hotel, corner New and New Court
House Streets, before purchasing your GOODS,
he will give you the desired information, free Of
charge, and at The same time show you very
large and attractive stock Of CHEAP GOODS, Dry
Goods, Dress Silks, Black and Colored Alpaccas,
Mohair, Oriental Lusre, Challies Poplin, Deragcs.
French Cambria and Lawns, Greaadlae, prilliantc,
Tartan Plaid.
DOMEsTIcs.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Gisghan.s, Jeans,
SC. Mems wear Of oil kinds, and ia fact every
thing IN this line. Hats, Boots and Shoes, Of all
Qualities, for gentlemen; Caters, Morocco Boots,
Slippers and Shoes for Ladies.
GROCERIES,.
A complete stock at lowest market prices
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARK, TIN WARE,
LEATHER, COOK STOVES, &c.
can only enumerate in part. Call and get
anything you want In addition to the above
have an assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, TRIMMINGS, Of the Ia
test styles.
Goods Exchanged for Country Produce.
n. y. HENDRY.
may Sly
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r MAKKKITER
u. No. 4S6, 7th Street, between D & 4,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.
Dealer in Choice Stock Of
Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Oval
Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tasscls,
Paintings, Engrayipgs, &c
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
AT the q O VEST CASH PRICES.
march 13-1y
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUpTCY-We in.
yite the particular attention of the general
public to the following provision Of the Ma
tional Bankrupt Law. Parties who intend to
avail themselves of its benefits will perceive
how much importance attaches to the prompt
institution of the necessary proceedings
SECTION 32.-And be 1t further enacted,
That no debt created by the fraud or embez-
Element of the bankrupt, or by his defalca-
ton as public officer, or while acting in any
6duciary character, shall be discharged under
this act; but the debt may be proved, and the
dividend thereon shall be payment on ac-
count of said debt, ard no discharge gran
ted under this act shall release, discharge or
affect any person liable for the same debt, for
or with the bankrupt, either as partner,
joint contractor, endorser, surety or otherwise.
And in all proceedings in bankruptcy, com
menced after one year from the time this act
shall go into operation, no discharge shall be
granted to debtor whose assets do not paw
fifty per centuln of the claims against his es-
tate, unless the assent in writing of MAORI
ty in number and value Of his crditors who
have proved their clainls, is fled in the case at
or before the time of application for dis
charge"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-24

Cwietcnisa preservesthe Teeth and Gumsi
- healthy stute. Is endorsed by the Scien-
tifc Dentists in the profession. Prepared by DR..
NJ LEvErr, Dentist of over 30 Yeas practice
in New York City.
BRooKLYN,..N. ", Feb II, 1867
l am delighted with the efectssof SwlErEsIA as
q dentifrice and wash for fIe mouth. Prompted
by curiosity, subjected it TO afew tests for acids,
and found in it no deleterions ingredient. As .
toilet companion, both for the sick and well con-
slider it peculiarly refreshing luxury.
81 OLMSTEAD, NJ. D.
Price IS GENTS For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers june oily.