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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-19
Valuable Farm.
: SReG.aon County,
FOR SALE.

= S"S4'"Sn county,
FOR SALE.
'INHE undersigned offers at private sale, his val.
L uaH.e Farm near kearney svIlIe, Jefferson
county, West Viz gin ia, coutHining
2SS Acres.
more less. The land is the finest quality Of
Limestone, and unsurpassed ia fertility and pro
ductivcuCss by any land in Jefferson county. =,
About eighty acres of the tract are in FIN Ea4SS
TIMBER, with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail W
road running through IL, alTDrding facilities
Tor putting the wood and lumber into market with
best business Dcpots ong the line of the b. Il o.
X. X. - within two hundred yards OF the farm.
An extended description Of the far and its i'm
Prnv"ments is deemed unnecessary. persona de-
string to purchase will view the premises before
doing ~.
o. For information in regard 10 terms. &c, ad-
dress =. y. DASDRIDGE,
Kcarneysville, JctiersOn county, wa.
Ahgust IL, lS67-tf.
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rnber , Ia67-tds.~ IF.P.I
OVERSEERS OF THE room.

A adjourned meeting Of the Ovsrsrcrs of the
n Poor will Re held the 4 Inns House, on SAT-.
URDAY, NOVEMBER 3Oth, when In election will
be held for a Superintendent. A frh Attendance
desired. .| .r... T.. h HAINES,
October -. l@bT. PTeRi,Ient of Beard
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.

MRS A. C. MITCHELL, & Co
GRATEFUL for the liberaIity with which ,b.v
~ have been sustained, notify the pubic Ib;t
they are In receipt 4 their full stock Of
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY.
Consisting OF BONNETS of the latest patterps.
HATS OF the most Improved s,yIe and = r. -
vets Ribbons. Buttons &c 'e'-
They invite the Ladies Of the tow, nd .,
ine country to give them CALI with the assuTSI me-
shat they are prepared to offer ind, cen enIs not
any ''ihiiaF establishment in the Val
,e9- stors. opposite the Methodist Patronage, on
October -, 1867.
SAUSAGE Grinders and Stuff. .55 r.--;,.
- SHussSe FiIIcrs, for sale nv 'S
Sow. 1867. d. HUMPHREYS co.
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EDUc ATIoNAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.


THE next Session Of my School for Yodng La
i dice will commence on WEDNESDAY. IIIh
day of SEPTEMBER, 1861, aud close the lasS
THURSDAY IN JUNG. 1858.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage fora thorough course IN English. Musie.
and the languages, VII be Ad0rded- The eournS
of study embrace Latin
Particular attention will be paid 80 Music ard
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sod
Fres, which will BE- given in two months. when
the friends Of the Pupils can hAVa an opportunity
to judge Of their progress.
ESotlsH DEPAETAs ESCT.- Mss. FORREST.
MATHEAATIcs AND LAEouAOEs--MIs8 IRENE
LEACHE.
ISsraUMExrAL Mrsso-Mss RICHARDSON.
VOcAL MGsIc-AiIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION In ENGLISH and LATIN
per sessiOn........ ......s.... S20o.
OAs kGl ~ GIsd tie TesGiEisT - Sat -
january,
Lights aud Washing Extra. The usual dedue-
ton made for pupils who remain only during The
DAY SCHOLARS.
senior Ciass.
rutnAty Ctass,. ---..-....-.-.....-- -
HOcei Nusie...
DTaVlng-.. -
French. herman. Italian aud Spanish. each. ID
References:
90 The Clergy Of The different denomina tions IA
ChaTlestoNsn, Gnd che PATROLS Of the School.
For further particulars apply to
Mae. A. NJ. FORREST,
ChaTlestoWns Jefferson County.
September }, 1851.
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n ARPER,s RERRY TRADE.
HARPER'S FERRY
oEoFHtNG
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,

Aao
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE.
For Gentle ren. Youth and children.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
4 the public that be has just reserved. and will
continue 10 keep constantly on hand, a large and
well selected Stock Of the best Made up
CL0fHING FOB FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
all kinds Of GentIemen's Furnishing Goods, Roots,
shoes. Hats, Caps, Notions, Trunks, Vases, Satch-.
eIS, &c., &C., &c. E
PRICES IN PART.
Suit Of Coat, Pants and Vest, complete Silk Mixed
Cassimrre, SIS; Black Cloth Suit, SI3 70 y; Grey
Harrison Cashmere Suit, III; Pulled Iinsey Suit,
sos Separate portions Of Suit at Ratable Price,.
Being enabled to buy my Goods Of the first and
best Manufacturers in the Country positively say
can offer BETTER aud CHEAPER GOODS in
my line than have ever been cold IN this neighbOr-
hood. s ~
Thankful for past favors,I respectfully solicit a
cohtinuance OF public patronage, and viii endeayOr
70 merit the same. I respectfully request buyers
to call before purchasing elsewhere and determine
for themselves II ] do not FeIl cheaper the came
quality Of goods than any one else possibly can.
N. ROSENBERG, Shenandoah ST.,
Opposite DIR. O'DOnnell's Office and Residence,
September -. lS67-tf. Harper's Ferry.
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VIE above stock viii he disposed of on the POP
l. uLAR oNE-PRICE Plan, giving every patron a
fine Gold or Sod Silver Watch for $40. without
regard To value
wEIGHT BRo & Co, I6l Broadway. New York
wish to immediately dispose al the above ma gnr4i-
cent stock. Certificates. naming the articles, are
placed IN sealed envelopes, and well mixed Hold
ers are emitted to The articles named ia their GER
tihcaie. upon payment Of Ten Dollars whether il
be watch worth $1,000 OF Que worth Icss The
return OF any OF our certificates entities you tie
articles named thereon, upon pa ymCnt respective
of its worth, and no nrticIcNSlucr Icss than 10
Is named on any certificate, il will once be seen
that this is no lottery, but strait Oh; forward legti
mate transaction, which may be participated in
even by the most tastidious.
single certificate will be sent by mail, post
PAID. upon receipt of - cents. five foE s eleven
tor 81. thirty three and elegant premium for 80,
sixty six and more valuable premium for 8 10, QUO
HTndTcd and most superb Watch for Sis, To
agents or those wishing employment. thisis a rare
opportunity II is II leritiInately conducted hush
n"ss duly authorized by the Government a nd open
to the most careful scrutiny. Watches sent by Ex-
press with bill for collection dcliy cry so t:at no
dissa;staC ton can possibly occur. TRY us Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER Il CO., Importers,
November II IS6T-.In
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NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
EVERYTHING IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER


EVERYTHING IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER!
COME AND sEEI
I INVITE attention " INV stock 81 NEW GOODS
il is large, handsome aud Notwithstanding Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VESTINGs.
AND OVER COATINGS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. FAN Y GOODS
AND NOTIONS, DONIESTICS,
Rr1dy made de i' Co LmPsi oils Sc Sc
DoMEwS b Eics s.. p., r,,n,.,.
Twliled, Sha ker and sack Fiannels,
brown and Bleachcd COttons,
Iicklng ami PLAID COttOns.
AIDES DRESS GOODS.
IL All Wool Deiaincs Striped POplins,
Striped Hepp, BLACK RePP,
Black aud Plaid Alpaccas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Cloves,
RufhI"gs. BaIn,UTals,
EENTLEMEN,s GOODS.
NJ English. French & American Clssimercs,
HoOis, Shoes, Hats, Cape, Shirts,
Under Shirts. Collars. Socks,
Neck-Ties. Shirt BOsoma,
Six and Linen handkerchief.
pEADf-MADE CLOTHING.
IL Over Coats, Goats, Pants, Vests,
Boys Suits, Drawers, &c.
I AMPS. &C
II fine assortment Stand s Hand Lamps,
hletal-Top and Plain Glass Chimneys,
Burners and wicks.
NEROSENE OIL
~ No article of Kerosene Oil.
| UBRICATING OIL.
II Oil for Machines.
October ~ 1861. II. L. HEISEEIL.
LINSEYS AND YARNS.
lust received from Johnston's Factory. Ga Gray
= Linsey, Plaid do, and Gray ana VIII Yarn.
For sale by II. L. nEISKELL.
Just RECEIVED, a large stock of Cassimeres.
- fancy end plain black; Cloths for Coats
oeIcbsr /. Is6T. D. HOWELL.
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If YOU WANT TO SELL
YOUR FARM
CALL on RICHARDSON & WALTON.
CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE!

I N addition to the fresh, large and varied stock
L heretofore On hand, have Just received al my
store-r"om opposite the Bank building, large and
general assortment OI
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
GROCERIES,, BRANDIES,
whiskies, Wines, Holland Gin, Rum. Cttsups
PIckl's- Coarse and Inc Salt, Kerosene Oil, 10
bacCU (cheap grades and the best quaIy) for chew
ing ar Sm"kIng, and Cigars at ait prices.
GLASSWARE. @ EENS. WOODEN ( STONE
DO. BUCkkT~. Tt BS, &c.
A general assortment IF Gents Furnishing Goods
consisting in part of superior Over aud Under
Shir'r- tue real Buck skin IIov'-, "a pet Sacks.
Umbrellas, &C H"siery-a gen, raj assortment
and very cheap. aud well worth the attention of
the Ladies Soda. Water ana NIushT"uIu CraC kers,
Cue"-c- 'udi-s, sud MUS and Fruits gen rniIy-
FISH embracing M"CkcrrI, Shad aud Herring, as
also CHnvHss HHm-. Bologna SAUSAGE, Dried Beef
&c. FRtSII BEEF and SAUSAGE will bc found
"onstautIy on baud. and eau be obtained day or
night
- All kinds Of CcuxTRV PRoDrcE taken in cx-
change fUr CuOds
% Corn Meal and Flour. Buckwhrat and P"ta-
toes, constantly Un hand.
These IiClcs will b.. sold the very loresf Iy-
ing profit, aud cali from the public gru"raIIy -
Trspc' ttiIiy solicited. JACOB BROWN,
Octuher -, 1867. Agent
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WsADvERTIsEMENTs.
THE MOST RELIABLE CUSHION u,ed
CIT-GUT CUSHION.

In BILLIARD Eaot'-s Is the
CAT-GSUT CUSHION.
Manufaetur~d ~ KAyANAGH 4 DECKER,
and Patented Dee Is, 1856. (See Scientific
40 AEnerieAns Vol. 70, No III a-- .'.F
It's the ONLY Cushion that possesses ali the
IL Is the most elastic aud most durable Cushion
ever Oderel 10 the billiarl-PlayinR pubhc, As Il
Pc gab0ndantly proven by the great demand for Il
q since its Introduction. The peculiaFity which
distinguishes the CAT-(iUT Cu-hiOn md rem
ders u superior to all OlhSr-, l. the frightened
c,rd Of e1i-gut which oveTlies the Iaee and edge
" q she rubber and running the fulllengtI Of the
s- Cushion whiek prcvent~ the ball frbm belding
Into the TuLbrT and jumping frOJi the taBIs.
The addition Of the eat-guf cord aiso adds much
to the ola tic ~ Of the Cushion.
Tie CAT-CiCr Cushion has ALREADY hePn
0ppliesl to l,OOp tables which are La com
slant use 1t can be applied TO tables Of.aEy
co. KAVANACiU 8 DECKEis'sS Factory At the
corner OF Centrr ami CANAL STREETS, y. y, is
the most complete Of its kind In the world
he macIinrTy il uf the most improved eharnc.
ter, the lsnbeF drying the largest in the
-- United StatFs, the material used the brst that
can be purchased, and the wOTEmeu thoroughly
sa@ Gkinea
- IIIFfard Cloth RIIis C.i~s and Trin,,nir.,
AL .'t The bc,I HEikr, rO.,>t-utIy hand.
- ? KANNN AGH & UEikfI are IN. only
agents IN tIis country for hAY'S cue. az
1ENG. aijgigei by cOmpieat aIIortirs 10
b. sle b's1 cement ever us' q.
Full. SIZE TABLES GIST DOWN FOR SI'O
send for Iills'rstGd I'riee IiSI.
kAVASAGU < DECKER,
@-.. d. Conner Of CeutTr y Z nal STA,
Nv York ti.v
Aud 6OI Il Ga Fourth ST.. cor. Washington
Pa Co. ~ LOFTS No.
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LIME FOR SALE.

THE subseribers have on hand and Tor sale,
about FIFTEEN HUNDRED BUSHELS Of
FRESH BURNT LIME. =
SHAGLL & CHAMBERLAIN.
Near MiddIeway, Nov. II, 1867.
HOAL Hods, Shuvels Tongs and Pokers
~ Dog Irons, Tea Trays, Coal Sifters,
Hale's Meat Cutters, Meat Suffers
Wood Saws, Axes and Helves,
just received and for sale by
October 20, 1867. D. HUMPHREYS & co. 3
1T Is NO DYE -HaIi's Hair Remover viii re.to,e
the hair to i,s natural color, and produce a new
growth where it has ALLEN of. For sale by
c. F BELGER,
October =, 1861. harPer's Ferry.
CANVASS HAMS. Bologna Sausages, Dried Bee
and Sweet Potatoes, fresh supply, lust re-
ceiVe AMI foe ale by J,B BROWN
October 3, 1867. A.,
THE PATENT HERO FRUIT JARSI
SELF-SEALlEG. The Hero Jars ChaiIe rye and
~ DEFY all competitor. Mark the effective sim
pllclty OF their performances. Any chilu can use
them. For sale by TRCSSEIJ 4 CO
September -. 1861. -
SULPHATE OF LIME.
i SID 20 arrest fermentation in CiueT and thus
and Tor sale by Also CIISS 4 BlO. >
September II, 1857
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GIFTS FOR CuRITMAs q NEW YEARS.

4 SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, ALI. WARRANTED TO Run
AND THOROUGHLY REG ULATED, At THE
Low PRICE OF $40 EACH, AND = ATISF &C
rIOS GUARANTEED
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1o1 AoH~a
AN EXCELLENT ORCHARD.

&-4A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, STABLE
E!!!G aud ali other reqgisite Out buildings. lie
LINZ locdtionS almost adjoining Dufiield's DEPOT
on the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, adda greatly
10 is va ue-GHd ~ quality the land Is surpassed
~ any t6nd az Je6iIsOn COlEtg-Hnd the lands in
tins County are well known be far superior 10
any other lands la the State.
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ICST RECEIVED, a large sIock of Cassimeres,
- fancy end plain black; Cloths for Coats or
CiosEs Gray Linseys, Tweeds, Sattinetta, &C, to
which invite the ate utiUn OF the gentlemen -
October I, Is6I. ID HOWELL
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WINDOW GLASS
GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN MILLINERY.

MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON,
MOULD state, for the in formation of the Ladies
w OF ClraTlcstOwn anu ViCiuity, that she has re-
Gently returned from Baltimore with a full aud
complete stock of
SEASON ABLE MILLINERY GOODS
composed of articles the uIost fashionable and he.
coming. She especially invites the attention Of
Ladies To her beautiful styles Of
BONSETS, 'HATS, .s-.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &C.,
all OF which che means sell at the Inost
figures to th,sc who favor hes it'll their custr,n
Win the determI ton that her work sna n con,
mend itself for taste and utility, she nEdentIv an
tleIPates a liberal share "f public patronage.
October -, 1867.
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LINSEYS AND YARNS.
Just received from johnston Factory. 6-4 Gray
For sale by II, L. uEISKELL
septem5er 10, 1867. -'> 49,
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IlNGARl Bitters, Rohr's Wild Cherry Tonic
II Hostetter's and Drakc's Plantation Bitters, all
OF Dr. Jaynes' Medicines, Cannon = and Hollands
German BItteTs, Ayers Cherry PeCtoral aud Sar-
saPaTilIa, Bells Worm objection. ThToat Ia sts,
EXPectJTant and White Oil, together with all the
popular patent Medicines of the day, just receiving
and for sale by e. & HELLER
OctOber y, 1867. HaFper's Ferry.
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ONLY COLLEGE IN MARYLAND
Which has introduced the system Of
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICES
T0ASY EXTENT.
SPLENDID BANKS,
In successful operation.

Every Student becomes a MEacHANT, BooEERaP-
and BASEER. and gO's through with the whole
business routine Of BVSINo and SELLISS, ShIFPIaa.
IAPORTISo, &c, &c.
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE
ASO MOST ELEC; ANTIY
FURNISHED ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE KISDIS TIE
UNITED STATRS,
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WN@IN7l@sN
Baltimore. Ma.
To- Publishers desiring 20 ipsert Lbis advertise.
TDent, Invited to address the above institution
with proposals for sand II nOathS. stating eirla.
ton If paper.
October 10, Is67-tf.
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The standard Of Businsss writing ia adopted aal
taught in its purity - this INSTITUTION. -
Ono OF the most experienced and sue
ecSsfnl teachers Of Business and
Ornamental Penmanship
"a The country.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
FESTIVAL or THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.

The annual Paas Festival OF the 81 Nicholas Society
held last evening at Delmonicos corner OF Four
teenth and Fifth The descendants OF the
old Dutch settlers who nrst peoped Manhattan have not
forgotten their old ancestry the manners and Gus
OF the burghers and the ollity and good humor
which reigned supreme among the OF St. Nicholas
evening proof that the old Knckerbockers are
held 10 proper remembrance About one hundred per.
sons down TO dinner Among them were representa-
tives from the Van Zandts the 0gdens, the Van Ben
scotens the Homans the Schells the DePeysters the
wyckos she Rapeyeas the Van Brunts and tho numer.
Gus other families OF real old Dutch stock besides many
guests who fail 10 attend the exercises Of the Paa
At the principal table Charles j. Roome ESQ., Pre-.
sident OF the Society his Honor Mayor Hoffman, Judge
j. l. Roosevelt, Augustus SchelL Judge John X
Brady and John Brougham. After full Justice
had been the edbles cock the emblem OF the
society. put the table amid greetings OF cocka
doodle-do" and the long pipes In which the old Dutch
men used 70 delight were brought into reputation
There was usual no set programme, egular order
OF post prandia exercises but volunteer toa were
proposed and appropriate responses made by his Honor
hayor Hoffman, John Brougham, Augustus Sch ell,
Chancellor Robinson, Mr. Mclean, Judge Jones and
othera quartet from the Lsiderkranz society sang
many beautiful selections; Mr. Fred STEMS favored the
company with two solos exccently rendered, and Mr.
John Brougham gave decidedly original rendering Of
The Raai 0uld Irish Gentleman which was received
with hearty applause The exercises were not closed
until " wee sma hours ayant the twan when every
one retired heartily mtisnsd with the manner In which
the memory Of good st. Nicholas had been honored.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

WAsMxaTos. April a. 1881.
|80orts 10 Procure the Pardon Of JoM. Davis.
Paul Baglsy, formerly missionary 70 India and j.
|pan, went TO Fortress Monroe the 10th inst and
spent Saturday and Sunday In conversation with Jefferson
Davis The object Of his visit was 70 induce Mr. Davis
20 apply TO the President for q pardon, in the
obtaining Of which he offered Mr.. Davis hu services
Mr.. Baglcy believed that il q regular application
should be made by Mr. Davis he could support with
petition presenting such array Of influential Names
large proportion OF them from the radical republican
party that the movement would as successful as that
made by him in the case Of Governor Vance OF North
Carolina. Mr. Davis, however, declined accepting the
proposition He said to ask for pardon confession
OF guilt, and that such application would prejudice
his case at the trial. which he given to understand
was close at hand. Mr.. BagIey, nothing daunied with
the III success he met with at Fortress Monroe arrived
mere to-day, and this afternoon called on the Pres.
dent to ascertain whether q pardon would be granted
70 Jefferson DAVIS without application II petitions
were presented OF satisfactory character II is under
stood that Mr. Bagley equally unsuccessful al the
White House. In the exercise Of the pardonng power
the President has been guided by an nnexible rule
never TO grant a pardon petitions, unless such
petitions were accompanied by an application
from the individuasseeking the executive clemency
The Attorney Generals Office has now on fe huge
budget OF petitions, signed by hundreds Of people
North and South praying for the release and pardon OF
Jefferson Davis all of which are OF no avail owing TO
the before mentioned rule
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Rio JAsErno-6teamship North America-Mr and Mrs
.aIs S:" s:Ss fs c
s: ss::':: s:. % s;s:$:
Ssi:$ss: y. S;d?;s h. h7 s . S'
A,. Osborn, q Brycc, brGs; captain Down.
SSs'' ins Captain sad Pic sss.n, lssss zrssf E.r I've.
pool Lisy.sn.n Benyon Hey.i NAY ,ro@ TsIss .nns
Dyer ana VIE, Hattie Dyer, WIN Dyer. Jss Dyer
p1 ..r 'cd T Ss'Fs E.sas sas VIE
nsss S1es!S ss,'ssse a2fs sn msXs's f5'is Fem
nnson smith Msssina smith, Beiona smith R..clIn ana
VIZ Rss w'SH sss,h ssG 3s s%n ss sss
~. Garner cs5s sssr.D: rS:'. 6.ssl SsSs
Tsrysr VIE and child Abnsr r.rssr .nssae: lame:
dosi eoIs d Nancy
croe, Davis kcMsnus, soysn, WI: ,.a.a ana
ssssn 1SSwic Susn, s.s eSsn, M dass
2Ssn 9rls1s s, ,2ulsn a Don 9asa esrnson. nii.n oar
wife and child Pauline COBB Jane. Hsnner.On, Psrops
Joseph j Green and Two children sarah rluss, Ins,ls
Fluett Louis Green Anseletta Green and Geo Bsm.b
id sSiid lab xibess Simmons SsVG' S.pn linn, VIE
and two chldren salie Liam, Mrs Linn rs srgs,svs Dyer
oasion, Mary Gssson, s McCiendow, wife and four
1sa sS,sSsr ys sSsass ,9S sns
Franz tRnns Ra%sy, Sr slassssra Leonard Prom xis.
Jnaa So ssa
asn;sr. % viz so pH is ssn;r. ns,a 's. We
n,yrs rsrs are. noInyTs hs,p,; ,e o mn,S{ ,,S.
JAwnchIn, ryss n ryie. syies .,N, LWnehip 4
sssaiss iss ~s
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The New York herald., 1867-04-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE FruAsa-Colonel Thomas j. Kelly. Il is stated,
has not yet returned from Ireland and the gentleman Of
that reported TO have gone 70 Massachusetts, is
Colonel James Kelly formerly OF the Irish Brigade He
is Il Is said accompanied by Captain POWELL who has
not been Ireland for many years, Notwithstanding
contrary report.
SOUTHERN RKEr "A ball for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Southern Relief Association will! take place tomorrow
evening, the oath inst, at Dsmonoos. Fourteenth
street and Fifth M. Delmonco has generously
donated his rooms will furnish supper gratuitously
for the occasion The price Of the tcke nxsd at ave
dollars
concert win be given at steinway Hall tomorrow
evening by MISS Louise Livingston In aid Of the dcst-
tuse families In the South Many prominent artists will
assist on the occasion Mr. George W. Morgan will pre-
side II the organ and Mr. r. T. Rittss Will act - con-
ductor.
AccrDurs.-About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
little boy named Michael Carpenter, residing q No 2ol
avenue A. while attempting the avenue 81 the
corner Of Thirteenth street knocked down and
over BY the horses attached 10 OF the cars OF the
avenue and Forty second street line He was slightly
wounded about the body 10 was conveyed 70 ms resi-
denco.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

Orphan Asylum, which takes place on
the same evening at the Academy of Music.
Thirteen hundred fatherless children are more
or less dependent upon the receipts of this festi
val for their shelter, living and education
Last year as much as six thousand dollars was
realized from the ball, which was an item of
some consideration in maintaining an institu-
tion where charity is dispensed in it, most
practical and noblest form. In such cases q
this public ball Is . manifest benefit, the
fruits Of which are patent to the whole commu-
nifty. Il affords channel through which
charity flows to direct centre, tightening the
burden Of taxation. But the pecuniary dribleh
which fall nom such enterprises In behalf Of
tho whole Southern people do very little good,
and the energies devoted to getting them up
might be fer more probably employed in
directing capital to the Southern States to i'm
prove the plantation railroads, rivers, canals
and other industrial schemes. Meantime We
wish the Southern Relief Ball the fulles,
7ue0aaa
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
THE pHILAoEl PIMA FINE.
PHnADsr.surA, April %, 1857.

AnfhA~sA<HlA, Apth 80 1000.
The insurance on the paper min owned BY Jacob D.
Hsf partially destroyed by Ore Sunday morning. 10
distributed ~ follows.
On tho neutrality-suspicious. Insurance Company, New
York, $1,000; Phsnix insurance Company, New York,
$1,000; Security Insurance Company, New York. $1,000;
Manhattan Company, New Yerk, $4,000; International
Company, New fovk. 200; National Company. Bos-
ton, $1,000; Putnam Company Hartford $4,000; Hart
ford Company, Hartford, S. 900; Etna, Hartford,
6sd, Mass, 5000; Esrnsanssss. Providence, $1,000;
Ycnkss and New York, New York, 5000; Com.
Metropolitan. New York, ssOod; Astor, New York,
$1,000 Peoples o. Massachusetts, 5000; Home, New
On ihe s,ock.Republ'c Insurance Company, New
York, ea126; New AmstrdAm, New York, So l2s
Atlantic. Brooklyn, Ssl2s; Providence and Washing.
ton, providsnce sSIas; AIbany Cty, Albany, Sa,i2s
$500; Phgnix, Hartford a. Ts0, Springfield, OF MAS
sschuscis - 7so C,y. Hartford, s2l5o; North AmerI
NsrchAnu, Hartford, t2,Iso; 'ssstrocossn New York
SiSIs no%' On xssv sdu nves m stsndsrd, New
aooL s2ooo.