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SHOOTING IN THE STREETS William Arnold,
colored man aged thirty, was yesterday bent
on celebrating the "Twenty-second" in proper
manner, so diverted himself by firing of a
pistol at intervals. This he did in such reck-
less manner that he was arrested at Seventh
and Lombard streets, and fined by Alderman
Butler to the extent of S5.
NO BITTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, WHICH ARE LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY
CAN DE MKT WINTER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN { BENNETT h Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs. t5l8 MARKET STREET.
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ARREsTRR AN UNPRovoKED ASSAULT
Last nightat half-past IL o'clock, five young
''roughs" cad lager beer saloon on Girard
avenue, aDShackamaXon street, and, with
out any plation, fell TO beating, kicking,
and other maltreatinR the proprietor
thereof. Tllse of the scuffie drew In two
officers, wh9sted the whole batch. Alder
man Eggleshis morning gave them hear
ing, and there each held in $500 bail to
answer az 20 Their names are Alexander
Mckee, Mic Cashin- Johh Hill. William
Patterson, aIeob Heller.
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WAN ITS.

NOTICE.--AN OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED
In to men of experience and tact TO engage In one
OF the important branches of business, Persons OF
North FIFTH Street, in this city, at offices Nos. "a
and % 2l6l2t4D
A BO0K-KEEPER WANTED IN A BANK.
"a ing-House. Address, ,iwith references, p. o
Box PIG. 22l 3tS
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SREING.-S.
Kilpatrlck No. J744 Olive street. cured by DR..
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION of persons living in
the country to the advertisement of Ferris IL
Co. AS many are about making their arrange
ments for the coming summer, we would re-
of q good light, one of their Automatic Gas
Machines. They are no experiment, as many
of our first citizens will attest who have used
them TO their entire satisfaction. We have
seen them in practical operation, and can en-
dorse their merits. For the last three years
they have been putting them up in private
dwellings, colleges, churches converts, manu-
factories, public buildings, roling-mills etc.,
and they give universal satisfaction to those
using them. BY calling at their office references
will be given and any explanation in regard to
the machine required
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AMOR SALE OF FIRsT-CLAss PAINTINGS is
adverM to take place at ScotJs Art Gallery,
No. lUChesnut street, on the evenings OF
Tuesdand Wednesday, March and q. The
sales tch Mr.. Scott has already superin-
tendeMing the present season have been
attendRith great success, and from a glance
over IN hmes OF the artists whose productions
are TO 4sposed of at the next, we judge that
there we no falling Off in this respect. The
llst OF pttngs, embracing the collection OF
j. T. Benont, Esq. contains one hundred and
tifly-io9eces, MANY of them the nroductions
OF me Unpopular artists Of France, Holland,
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HANCoCK's CHAIR AND TABLE at the State
House shardly, excites more interest than the
remarkably cheap and beautiful clothing now
selling at Charles Stokes & Co.'s frst-class
Clothing House, under the Continental.
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Now, IS THE TIME to get your Upholstery
No. l40S Chestnut street. =
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THE PRoPosED .STRIKE RX. THE rOU. NEYlIEN
PLAsTERERSgis 10 com noenoa ~, -. ~ March,
when a live time r,,asr ne - a,tSoined led. The
journeymen nave an efiieient orea,ai iz htiOn, all
the members OF which are pIedged not to work
for less than four dollars per day after hat dale.
In the fear that iourneymen from aher Sec
tions OF the country will come into ths city and
underbid them. they have issued panifeSto,
stating the present condition OF affatB and re-
qu&tiDg all their fellow craftsmen ofhe United
States and Canadas to keep at q distance for the
present..
lie master plasterers, however, 9e up and
! doing. AT a recent meeting they pledged them
seles not to pay more than three dollars per
| dayon and after the lst of March, and, further
| MOS, not to grant an increase of wages unless
| santioned by a majority of the company.
| Anther meeting of the masters will take place
| on uesday evening next, at the hall of the
| Wellington Hose House, on Ninth street.
aboe Filbert, on which occasion they ask
| theFesence of all the master plasterers of the
tyand vicinity who are not members
| alrhy. The result of this game at logger
| heaf' is decidedly doubtful.
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THE MOST ELEGANT 1 HAVE EVER SEEN.-
Letter from Mrs. General Grdnt.-WASHISGTON,
ID. c., October 24 lS66.-Grover & Baker :. NJ.
Co,-Gentlemen:-It affords me great pleasure To
bear witness to the excellence OF the Family
sewing Machine manufactured by your Com
pany. / have had one OF them in my family for
some two years; and from what ! know of its
work kings, and from the testimony of many OF
my friends who use the same, can hardly see
how anything could be more complete or give
better satisfaction.
! have ever seen, and was preSen ted to me by
friends who purchased it at the Sanitary Fair
at Philadelphia in 1864.
Very truly yours, ETC., Mrs. u. S. GRANT.
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STEALING ts.-El1en Welsh was mn
before AlderTSottin0er vesterdav brought
there on O chbf stealinS a a'fnundieof cloths
from q DWELL TWelfth sndY CaIIin streets,
Ellen. who giNr residenoe lat Seventh and
Shippen, Waa Sitted Ia defaluit Of bail,
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TH BETHANY MISSION FOR COLoRED CHILDREN.
-Tlhew building which is now being erected
on Hndywine street. above Fifteenth, is now
beilplastered. and will soon be ready for occu-
pane The association still needs $1,000, how
evernnd an earnest effort is being made to
raisdhe amount. With this object in view,
Proftpr Albert r. Leeds, OF the Franklin In
sutu. will give lecture on Monday evening,
at thAleXander Presbyterian Church, Nine
teen0nd Green streets Hissubject is Light"
the rare. sources, and laws of which viii be
clearAet forth and illustrated by highly in-
ter sY experiments. The lecture will be well
worth learing, independently Of the charitable
ObleolMhioh the prooeeds are 10 be deYOIed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23

TFAs-Choice, Pure, and Cheap, at
M = ANo, 2O5 North Ninth street.
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Who MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLoTHINsR
WAHAMAKBR b BRowr,
OAK HALL.
POPULAR CLoTHIBBs,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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LOST.

DIX REWARD.-LOST ON SUNDAY AFTER
SDO noon, nth inst, q LINK GOLD BRACELET
between Nineteenth and Vine streets and Franklin
and Thompson streets, The finder Will receive the
above reward by returning II 10 this Qttce, 2Ia
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COMMITTEE ON EXEMPTION OF PROPERTY The
Committee appointed by the Legislature to in
vestigate into the claims OF parties representing
exempted property, met at the Chamber of
examine such claims for exemption. The par
ties represented in the First Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth,
Wards, presented their claims tor exemption.
The names of the Committee are as follows:-
william S. Gregory, Chairman, James N.
Kevns, George Dehaven, w, M. Worrall, Samuel
Jorephs; George w. Mooney, Secretary.
quite number of claims were presented,
examined and acted on. Among the rest were
the fOllowlng:-TneN Dung Mems Central Home
Mission, situated at No. 6l9 Bedford street. The
estimated value of this institution is $1,000,
The building is used exclusively for charitable
purposes yet is subject to taxation.
The House OF Refuge for white and colored
children, which is used exclusively for the pur-
poses indicated i'm their charter, presented their
claim, The property Is assessed at SlO3,OOO, and
the estimated value is S25O,OOO.
The Philadelphia Society for the Establish
ment and Support Of Charity Schools have
large number of properties that yield rental
of nearly $4,000. Beck's School House, which,is
situated in Catharine street, near Sixth and is
one of the properties OF the Society. is assessed
at S30O0 the estimated value being $4,000. It is
q free school, aud its immediate support Is de-
rived from the real estate owned by the as5ocia-
ton. The value of the exempted property from
which they have derived revenue of nearly
$4,000, and which has been hitherto exempt, will
now be subject TO taxation.
The public schools conducted under the charge
of the Society of Friends acting under a charter
their claims Their schools are free to all, ex-
cept the members of their own sect. They have
a number of properties, which are assessed at
$4,000, and which yield rental of $3.50 year.
ground-rents, the assessed value of which Is
Sl37BS
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DODGERS AND WOSTENHOLM,S POCKET
N KNiXES ri,s Pearl and stag Handles OF beautiful
finish. RODGERS and WADE d. BUTCHERS
RAZORS and the celebrated LECOULTRE RAZOR
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
RaZors Knives Scissors, and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at p. MADElRA'S, No. ll5' TENTH
street, below CneSluU 2S5p
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-We are glad to see
that Messrs j. NJ. GumIney Sons, the
well known real estate agents OF No.
50S Walnut street, are about commencing
the sale of properly at auction, at the Mer-
chants' Exchange. Hearty competition in this
branch of business cannot but result In the
mutual benefit of both buyers and sellers. A
GREAT deal of the most desirable real estate in
the CITY passes through the bands of the Messrs;
Gnmmey, and this branch of their business Will
undoubtedly receive an additional impulse from
She establishment OF their auction sales. The
iTst of these is advertised to take place at noon
on:the 18th of March, on which occasion several
0aiuabIe properties desirable either for occu.
nancy or as an investment, viii be disposed OF
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE PHLA-
DELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND SUR.
gerry took place at noon to-day nt Musical
Fund Hall, in the presence OF n large and in
terested audience, The religious exercises were
conducted by the Rev. DIR. McKeon, assisted by
Rev. g. W. Smiley, ID. D., and Rev. O. a.. Bar
tholomew. The President of the institution, j.
s. Fisher, Esq, conferred the degree of Doctor
of Medicine upon the following young gentle.
men, who have successfully stood the ordeal OF
nwa
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FOR SALE.

fEis f o r S AL E-A VERY DESIRABLE
~ country Seat, containing twentyone acres, more
or less, situated the Old YORK road opposite the
residence OF AIR Joseph Swift. and adjoining lands OF
Mr.. Rogers and the late William Logan Fisher and
within fifteen minutes walk OF stations on the North
Pennsylvania and Germantown Railroads, For mar
ucuars apply ON the premises, or To -
-. ABRAHAM II. BoCKIUS, Executor
z In Gtf Germantown.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
SALE 10
The large Wharf the schuylRilI,
SECOND WHARF BELOW SOUTH STREET.
Front on sutherland street 1870 feet with depth OF
about 800 feet to low water mark the Schuylkill
Well adapted for Rolling Mill, Factory, or other
2l6stuth9t* No. 1877 MARKET STREET.
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FIREs.--Last night, about IL O'Clock, small
tool shop. on Pier No. B. in Richmsonai, "a Wss bss
the oyeTturning OF a stove Loss not large.
This morning, at o'clock, a fire occurred IN
George Shae1er's grocery store, situated aS @ Ino
corner of Fortieth and Calleston street. cause
unknown, Damage by fire trihing; put Dy
water quite large. A.
t.ilgys sig store No iios Ridge Avenue. originat-
ing in the paint room. Damage 70 the goods IN
the store quite heavy.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR LEAKY RooFS.-Are
there any among our numerous patrons who
are afflicted with that greatest OF household
eVis-a leaky roof; who are greeted every time
it rains with miniature streams courSing down
the walls in every direction, or dropping from
the ceiling; who must of necessity place pans
and basins and pals all over the floor, where
with to catch the water as 1t Uttered through
the roof; and who, because ot this evil, conclude
that staying at home on rainy day, ana COW
cred with leaky roof, is penance most
grievous? There is but one remedy whereby
this defect can be overcome, and that is TO do
away with the old shingle roofs, and get one of
modern invention, utterly impervious to water,
and on which the rain has effect. MesSrs.
Reckless d Everett, No. 800 Green street, have
given immense satisfaction in putting on new
roofs. Tin and gravel, copper, zinc and iron roof
ing with all The modern appliances, is done
in the shortest time and in the neatest and
most reliable manner possible. Be afflicted no
more, but seek a remedy in the only cure-a
patent imperVious root.
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DEAFNESS.- INSTRUMENT TIL AT
j. science and skill have invented 10 assist the
hearing In every degree OF Deafness also Re5nratos
also, Crandalls Patent Clutches, superior To- sny
others 10 use, at r. MADEIRA'S No. ll5 TENTH
Street, DelOW CueSuuls 5ng
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6A WRITTEN AND VERBAL DEsCRlP.
ons of Character, with Advice on Business
YS Jbde9aalIni Ea19cation ETC. given daily. by
X zl4luthsohFpl - j. i. CAPEN,
n2AS at NO. 722 CHESTNUT Street.
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ATTEMPT TO KmL-John Cronan, aged %,
last night took more liquor than was essentlai
senni-intoxicaied state. While rolling along
Ridge avenue, above Wood street, about twelve
saloon carried on by Charles Merrlek, drew
clasp-knife and without any provocatlon mace
furious onslaught on the latter cuLting nun ~. h
time was called in and arrested Cronan, wnc
this morning was held by Alderman Massey ~
gives his residence at No. $50 Fitzwater street,
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NTOTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMIN.
IN TED Mr.. SIMON PoEY as a member OF our
house. DALI,EIsT N SON
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S. e. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKEr srs.

AN EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT.-In spite OF
the general stagnation that exists in business
circle S, there are those who are not content to
walt upon opportunity, but compel opportunity
to walt upon them who in times when all
manufacturing and mercantile affairs are fiat
and at a stand.still, will force the public to
acknowledge their efforts to meet their wants.
The enterprising firm of F. Gotteib Brothers.
who occupy the premises Nos 04 and 90 N.
second street, as carpet warehouses, merit par
iCular attention lin this respect, For many
years past they have occupied the place as n
carpet and furniture warehouse. Lately they
relinQuished the furniture department to
Messrs. Glazier & Whitfield, and have carried
on the carpet and oil-Cloth business exclusively.
Their wholesale house is at No. 64, where the
latest styles of carpets, oil-clothS, etc, are
always to be had at manufacturers prices.
They have just completed their retail store at
No. 6S. This new store has been entirely rebuilt
at cost of from $4,000 to $4,000. The first floor
is Is feet wide, and extending adepth of l65 feet.
The front will be finished in imitation of
brownstone. 1t is lighted by seven chandeliers
from Cornelius & Bakers establishment. Dur
ing the day the light from the open modern
front and the three large skylights shows every
thing to the best advantage. The basement Is
also fitted mp in good style. The woodwork is
painted with Chinese gloss and the walls are
calcimined, The flooring is of battens, ioinJed
as true as the finest cabinetwork. Messrs. f.
kinds and qualities of carpets, from single in
grain 10 the finest tapestry velvet and Wilton ,
and all patterns of oil-cloths, rugs, etc. etc.
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william A. Lane, Mich, D.,
w. Howard lszard, n, j.,
J, NJ. Fry, Ohio,
George w. PrOudley, Pa,
Michael Mansfield, Pa,
Hiram Alvord, Indiana,
j. G. Lewis, Pa,
+. \. kohler, Pa,
william Taylor, Pa,
Joseph Beck, New York,
H.. II. MeaclNm, OHIO,
Henry NJ. Watts, Maine,
Samuel Rogers, Pa,
A. j. Morris, Pa,
James Davidson, Ohio,
w. w. WychoH, y. j.,
G. A. EstabrOOk, Ohio,
Willard Wright, n. j.
D., ro.g,p of nafnpnu I'm
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Fred. Il. Crockett, Maine,
Elliott H.. Salisbury. n. y,
Nelson Cheney Canada En
Peter ID. Fahrney. Md,
j. NJ. Fiester, Ohio,
r.. II. Greene, Indiana,
q. w. -. Wilson. Pa,
Robt. Mclaughlin, G. W.
B. II. Ordway. Maine.
Il. II. O'COnneT, Indiana,
Reece Pugh, Pa,
Henry Hubbard, Ohio,
George Wright, y, j.
II. A. Boyd, Pa.
Jos. j. Roberts, Pa,
H.. q. BelKnap, Pa,
j. w. Coble, Pa,
s, Jolley. Iowa,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-26
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

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IN two months after the date of subscription;
If not paid within two months So will be
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hered 10.
ADVERTISEMENTS of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less Sl,50, and 30 cents per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space OF
u lines will constitute a square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, ii will be
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JOB PRlNTING will be executed wi!h neat
ness and despatch.
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To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
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-zrs.z TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
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\ Lecture on the Natur", Treatment ana
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-26
Patent Medicines.

I'ndcr this head he enumerates the following
A,cr'> Cherry Pcctoral, Ayers SaTsapar!la,
Ayers Caihartc Pills, WistaTS Basam OF Wild
Cherry. la, mes ExPectorant and other prePa
,,o,ns. Browns Bronchial Trochcs, Mrs. WINS
i,x's Soothing Syrup, SINNERS Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit
tors U,s,ct,er's Bi,ters, Hollands German
Birer., Juniper Tar, Bulls SaTsaparilla, Car
lcr's :, anish Mixture, Schcnk's Syrup, Swain :
psn,cca. Cod Liver Oil, Kenn'dy's Medical
Discovery, Hampton's Vegctrbic Tinc'rre,
) hcldam Schnopps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Relief and
other preparations, Bells White oil and other
preparalions, WIights, Bulls, Peters,
uorr;s,n' Lanes and SChenk's Mandrake Pills,
rompoSilion p wderS, Bulls DiarrhGa Cor
dial Woods Hair kestOrer, American HAIR
Ecstorcr. Trcopherous, Thompson's Eye Wa
Ter ,iepz ne for removing grease. tar and pant
e.. p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Nhkey >
re!ehrai,d Cholera Drops, Railway R'novating
E..olvent Schcnck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch Omit
,,.pt. Magnetic Ointment, Or. OsgOod's Choia-
cccue for Chi!ls and FeycrS, Bgrnctts Nails
I'm j,r the ha r, Black Oil Vanish, Settlers
ap,r,,ur, Dlitr Wine Of Iron, Olive Oil, Ho.lo
uay's Worm ConIec,iOn, "clanc'S EefInlUsc,
Fry,'s Ncrmfugc. American Worm Killer
Fsbne>tocG's Ycrnituge, McMunn's Elixir Of
Opium, Hcnry's CaIcincd Magncsia. Hcmbots
EXTRACT OF BUChu. BRUSH OF, Gal OF Spike ON
Stone, Mustang Linjmcn, npCdcIj, aud other
Emhracalious SlonehrakCr'S Nerve ard sore
I ,umenl Cough SyruT, SionctrokeF's Rat n IL
Ter aud Other pTeparal ons, Strengthening las
,ers and Adhesive PlaserS, Horse and Cattle
Powders, Turf OH, horSeman 5 Hope, Barry
i.iniment, Merchants GarglIn5 Oh, Roger
.,,t.,c,,;Cn &c &c &c DC.
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STORE

THE undersigned has JUST received a
/ large and we'll selected stock oil Hard
ware, which he will sell low for cash,con.
sis,ing in par, of Nails, chains, Hinges.
Forks, ShoveIs. Mill. Wood. cross-cu';
Tens Hand, Webb and Key.hole Saws,
Axes, llalcheis. Files of any sizes; Tea.
kettles. Sauce Pans, curry-combs and
cards. chisc of every description; Pock-
ct and Table Cutlery. Surroundings
every sort; Powder, caps and Shot.
Screws. r. chest, Pad and Door
Locks. coffee Mills, Coal Holds and coal
Shoyels, Hand Bells, Axe and Halchet
Helves. in fine, every thing in the Hard
ware line.
~ Thankful for past favors he hopes
for a continuance Of the same, and Will
always endeavor 10 satisfy his customers
Call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere. ~
EDWARD SHAFER.
Nav is. 1867