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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
NOTICE.

I HAZE fur .shcd many Fruit Trees in Ibis and
"di"nins c"iint!S for III. last lew years. many
"t which are now in BEARING and can speak Tor
be engaged with nc, and anything farmers or 9th.
ms cd III the fruit line will be- furnished. Having
the privilege Of selecting from tic stock of ono or
the largest Florist establishments in the Countrys
We &c furnish tho ladies large variety of Flower
and ShrubbrrF. ROBERT w NORTH
Dee. i, ISCG-3m. SANIlJEI. CLARKE
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CHURCH NOTICE.

The Pew Rents of the Presbyterian Church, for
the quarter ending January LIST, 1867 due.
"A. W. CRANlER,
Jan /. 1857. Treasurer
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REA { : sTA4E.
Y4LgIEaE TOWN PROPERTY
Fer sake.

TNRE HOUSE AND lot IN Ch,rlestown,
I row it, tlic occupancy Of Dr.. Lippctt-belong-,
:'s y The hplrs Of the late A''drew Kednedyysill
hc Sold Al Public Sale, ON the
Sd MONDAY in January next,
in font OF The Carter Houze. Possession will be
given the first of April.
His i the most desiroble residences in the
town. TERMS made known on the day IF salt,
Snd upon application to john w. KcnrodE. or 10
me. ANDREW E..KENNEpY.
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS. NUTS, &C..
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
LAST CHANCE.
.GROCERIEa-

A LARGE stock of every kind and quality. sucI,
= as Crushed, PuveTIzed and Ciairifie ed SugaTs
Brown Sugars Of every grzdc-a beautiful aTtYSIc
al ce:.ts. New Orleans and Porto Rico BIoIasscE
all Of which will be sold en- cap by
N0V 20 CHARLES Johnson
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

FTNUE undersigned Will sell upon reasonable terms
4 the.';o Use AND, LOTS in ChaE!cstow,, so
tavorabl" Known ns the "HUI's PGInp Propcrty.''
The LOTS embrace two acres of srrourd around
which there has recently Scen erected NEW AND
SEBs FANIlAl' FENCE. In front Of the door
there is OF the beet
WELLS CT WATER
in the county. The HOUSE itself is in good re-
pair, and the sTABING attached complete. A
further dcseriP' ion OF this property is not deemed
rccc7sary, as those wishing TO purchase exam
inc Ter thenS elves.
ifnot sOII bY~the LIST of Ma rch II will lie for rent
for the ensuing year, and posscssiun given on the
let day OF April, 1857. ISAAC HEIDWOHL..
Jan. , 1S67-Im*.
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RpWe AT.I5Elo=l.N6L
. R01RDINa AND RAY seHa0L.


cSNEE next session OF my SehrpI for YOUNG La
y DIES Will eonilactsse on WEDNESDAY, Sep,
TENDER l2th, 1906
advantage for lhoso,.gire ourssiG En- lis6 Music
4 Particular attention viii be paid TO Music; aud
Pupils will be required to play at the ausieal
rces, which will be given once in tao months, when
the fsiends OF the Pupils can have.an opportunity
The charge for 80arsi sad Tuition in the English.
and Latin Course for AlIntisI session commencing
september 18th, aud closing th.i'ast Friday OF
June: 80 o. PAYABLE ono-haii in advance, aad tac
s. ASKING, Fuel and Lights, Extra,
DAY ssBotAasEER ASsUAL sEssros:
FRESon iTaLIS y, SPANISH or. = 70 10
FER "a =, sscil '..,,.. ......'.. $50
S SS;:HF II t5s.i
AliRasynleats made in advance. :, ronn
chiresto8n, Jefferson CO.. Va. July s5."l@
oANoKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TlaE next annual session of this Institution will
Il commence ON the ti1st of September.
FACULTY.
Rev. D F. BIrrLE, d. D., Pre- lent and Professor
OF Meal and lntellcctual Philosophy.
Rev. "; b. YOnce. a. NJ. Ancient Languages.
mug.
ITO be appo.nsedl, Anatomy and Philosophy.
GEO w. HoLLh IN, 4. NJ. -Adjit. RraI. of Ancient
languages and Principal of Prep. Dept.
Rev. y P. CAMSIASN, A. NJ, Modern Languages,
.s.A REPAss, A. b.. Assistant in P Preparatory DC.
Partmcut.
:. TERMS:
FoR Half SESSION fFtvE MoNTHs) PAYABLE ~ U.
s CURREScY.
Tuition, Room Rent. and Incidental, $40 so
boarding 81 so per Wcck, .............. 1 5S Su
Washing, Fuel and Lights, ............ ZOO
Expenses for five months. ............. sl0l 60
Tuition, Sc, aud part of Board payable in O,i.
vance, For further information, send tor catalogue
! or inclirc uf the President.
| October SO, ls66-lm,
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WANTED.
pOMESTICS

QLEACHED Shooting, IS 4; Sd do. do :; 4 d
* hcnched Muslns: 1 Brown Muslius !
B'enchcd AIuslns: Plaid Cottons, G ing hams PIaiI
IfLnscyS. Bed Ticking. Prints, Shaker Fidnucis
White and Fi%ur cd IRISH Linens
just received by
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BREAD, CAKES. CREAMS, &C.

THE undersigned expects to keep on hand. 80
L soon as he arranE emeuts IN progress q re
perfected fu and general supply Of fruit ;,ou,,f
sugar. ginger sP"ungc ard every kind and varet;
OF macy CAKES, which. IL. Is need only To be
tried in ofdcr T. be relisbed. ii the general want
shonid require he will also kcePon hand suppIyo
FRESH BREAD, 20 he sold at but small advance
upon the price OF four.
Oct. IS r RporuN
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NOTICES
NOTICE,

THE owners of CARRIAGES left in my chop for
sale, or for fc Keeping from am, after tic Ist
day of January, 1867, will charged one Ciulla
per month sora &c, aud if sold by me. 10 per. cent
on amount OF sales.
Dec .. IS66-3t. w J. HAwES.
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I'VE have just received third supply OF the cell
W cbra'cd ''Indianola'' Cooking Stoves, made
3tW hceilng. Also, have on hand the 1IageTs town
! Dec 25, 1866. hanson & DUKE
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
MEXICO

MARQUEE TX COMMAND OF TIE iMpERrAfIsTS-NUn-
RxRs or THE OPPOSING ARMIES
II rnLsaRAPz rms TRIBUNE
BROWNSVILLE March Z, via NEw-ORLEANs. March
M-Three days later military news from the IN
terror up to Feb @ and general news up to the 2Sth
have been received. Marquee takes command OF the
Imperial forces in the City Of Mexico He Is called
"the Tiger OF La Cubuya" He says, III q
proclamation, II have given you proof enough
how l shall conduct myself and defend what
is entrusted TO me-" On the 18th MaXlmlliah
marched to meet EsoObedo, and give him Datue.
MsXman's forces are estimated at l4,VD, ana tnoSe
Of the Liberals at 5000. The entire armies IN tie
field number: Republicans, 45 50O0 and lnlperalls,s
5000. The decisive battle would probably De 1ought
about the 29th
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS ON THE PACIFIC COAsT-LET-
TER FROM GEN. ALVAREZ.
wAsHIsGros. Thursday, March IA, 1867.
The following is a translation of letter received
to-day by Minister Romero
LA PROvIDESCIA Feb. 10, 1867.
Acapulco is still 10 the hands Of the French, but it will
be abandoned. according to communication that the
French Consul addressed, In the name OF the Admit
ra to the officer commanding forces at Camp La
to decline this as see no object in it, the post will
DO abandoned. My son, Gen. Diego Alvarez, LETT
this place the 18th ult for Iquala this city having
abandoned MY went, with 1000 men, from this
State to Cuernavaca; with this force, which is well
equipped having artillery and cavalry In due proportion
he will contribute with tho other forces now in the val
ley OF Mexico to give tue final blow to the totteng En-
Mira JUAN ALVAREZ.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

country had a balance duo them the amoupt tbus
Kept by tho Government was very considerable.
during Gov. Dennison's term Postmaster General
the practice was changed and il was made the rule
10 pay Postmasers at once on the expiration of their
terms of office and to collect all sums due them but
this rule ceased with Gov. Dennison. The old prac-
tice is now resumed, and POsmasters are no longer
notified when the Government owes them anything.
The President has issued a proclamation declaring
the ratification of the Convention between the United
States Austria, Belgium, SPAIN France Great Britain
the Netherlands. Portugal, and Sweden on the one
part. and the Sultan of Morocco on the other part
concerning the administration and upholdinp
of the lighthouse at Cape Spartel. The Gov
eminent OF Morocco not at this time having
any marine, either of war or commerce. the ex-
penses necessary for uphOlding and managing tbe
lighthouse is to be borne by the contracting powers
by means of an annual contribution, the quota of
which shall he alike for all of them and if hereafter
the sultan should have a naval or commercial ma
rlhe' he bnds himself to share in the expenses in
like proportion with the other subscribing powers
ten. Howard received to-day telegram from Gen.
Carlin Assistant Commissioner for Tennessee saying
that the recent overflow of the Tennessee River will
increase deSttution in and about Chattanooga to an
alarming extent, affecting at least 5000 people and
the Assistant Commissioner recommends that a cargo
of provisions be sent down the Tennessee River to
Chattanooga communication having been cut off by
rail
From the Report of Colored Schools in the Depart
nent of Washington for the month of February 1861
made to the Freedmen's Bureau, by Mr.. John Kim
ball, Superintendent, il appears that the number of
day and night schools in the District of Columbia is
90; number of teachers (whitel, 129; coored, 1S ;
number of scholars, 4S22. In Alexandria City and
County and Fairfax County. Va. the number of
schools is &c; teachers (whtc 90 coored c. scholars
1856. There are reported from Maryland schools
and 90 scholars There are also in the District of
Columbia but not regularly reported, schools and
4G0 scholars. Total schools, 1873; teachers 19l ;
scholars, 7;S2S. The number of these schools
tanned by the New-York Branch of the Frcedmen's
and Union Commission is 81 1; scholars, 1866 Penn
sylvania Branch Freedmen and Union Commission
Schools. IA scholars, 74S. American Missionary AS
sociatiOn-sChOOs, 70; scholars, 9O9. The rest of
these schools are sustained by various Freedmen Aid
Societies and by the local school tax and there
few private schools.
Ex-senator Harris Professor of Law in the Albany
IN. " Law School. is delivering of 20 lee
lures before the Law School of Columbia College in
this city. The school is large aud flourishing one
and is furnished with pupils almost wholly from the
several departments here.
The resignation of Assistant-Surgeon Edward De
w. Brenneman who has been on duty at Gen. Grants
headquarters for long time, has been accepted.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.


dispatch from Concord says that the latest
returns Indicate that Gen Harriman's majority viii
exceed 1900 II would not be surprising if the final
footing mp should give him $500 The Patriot iDem.l
comedies bis election by $500 majority and says that
me result of the election is far less favorable than
the Democrats hoped for, and less so than many of
thelr Friends expected. The Senate will stand nine
Republicans to three Democrats-the same az last
yeaF The Republicans have carried five Of the 10
counties sure while Grafton is in doubt. There is
also some doubts to the Democrats having carried
the entire tsket in MerImack County, the vote for
Register Of Deeds being quite close. A special dis
patch to The B0sios Post lDem) comedies Hartmann
election by 2,Tes majority. Returns from 162 towns,
and cities give Hartman 1881, and Sinclair 256ls
votes; Scattering So Many Republican stronghoais
are included in the places not heard frsm, which, il
is thought, viii carry Gen. Harrimars majority bo
about $780, The total vote in the State is estmahed
at $1,000 Last year it was 65 63S The. largest vote
ever cast in the State was in 1860, wAent footed up
1865 The following table will give an idea Of the
general result:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A TREASURY INVESTIGATION.


Mr. COvODE Rep, Pa asked leave to offer reso-
luton recng that charges OF irregularities In the Treas
ury Department had been made through the press and In
the House. and that such statements
great uneasness In the country; and providing for the
pOntment OF Select Committee OF five 10 investigate al
eI charges and TO report to the House the present out
standing Government indebtedness, as represented ny
currency bonds, compound interest notes, ana other
promises to pay the deficiencies exhibited by the DOCKS
and account the amounts OF Issues II any whether
coupons duplicate bonds have been presented, ana II
So what OF such has been redeemed and TO III
qure into all other Irregularities, DC
Mr. CHANLER dem, n " objected, as the last clause
too indefinite and opened up TOO vide ieid Oh III
Mr. COvODE gave notice that he would move on Mon
day 10 suspend the rules 10 offer the resolution
ELECTION or coNGREssMEN-EiG Dill.
Mr. JULIAN 0scp., Ind introduced a bill 10 Hx tne
time for tho election OF Representatives and delegates In
Congress and bill TO constitute eight hours days
work for all mechanics and laborers employed py
behalf OF the Government. Referred to tue Ju
dietary Committee a., -.
Mr HOLMAN Dem, Ind) desired 10 have the latter
objected. - - -
FERNANDO WOOD Dem, N " presented the peti-
tiOn Of Mayor Hoffman and citizens OF New-YOrk asking
discharged Is IA now extended by law TO soldiers.
The SPEAKER presented the reply OF the Congressional
printer inquiry contained In resolution OF March
H. respecting the purchase OF printing paper
COLORADO CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. sCOFIELD Rep., Pa offered a resolution In.
structng the Committee on Elections to report whether
Mr. Hunt or Mr. Chcott, claiming as delegates from
Colorado, is pripta Jaeie entitled TO the seat.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. RANDALL Dem, Pa) moved that when the House
fion was negatved The House then at 20 minutes past
II O'Clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

tee II many amendments adopted. it would be In
Mr. DRAKE replied to Mr.. Trumbull, abiuripg the
necessity TOT guarding the Southern people against the
posslDny OF betrayal into the adoption OF constitution
against Their wishes The very men who had msled these
dmrig the last SIX years were now ready to mis-
M Mr. FRELINGHUYsEN Rep, n. J) believed there
consent icet t security in the provision requiring the
Nh. HOWARD iscp Mch) hoped Mr. brakes amend
hg full expression TO the popular voice. The bill
the southern States may be rehabated and restored to
hcr nights He thought proper 10 bring the knowledge
knew OF better way doing this than by submitting
to them the question whether they willing to com
Mr FESsENDEN Rep. Me- liked the proposition in
s n which required the Of the votes ana
were enedtot But he did not think ought to be made
Thai ought M 70 be nft 10 e onoD " rh % Pesdept WINS
denounced for trusting upon the people Of the south con
suons to which they had not given their assent lie
did not think that men who had called this usurpaton in
the President should favor the compulsory formation or
constitutions His mode would he to get the regis
traon first and put into the hands of the Provisional
a desire 10 call convention then the COmmandiIg
General should do what required Of him TO assemble H.
He thought 1t very essential that there should be no
forcing Of the people into the formation Of constitution
He Would wish them neither to be forced into the Union
again. kept out OF II fOrcibly The Union party had
agreed upon terms upon which they could come back and
ought to be left entirely to them to act OF ther own
Mr. MORTON Qep., Ind) opposed to submitting
the question of Convention no Convention to the BD
voters in the south were not u favor Of Convention. Vet
let them stay at home but let them not be able to defeat
the work Of Let the Convention be held
and the Constitution formed Itisguite enongh for them
60 have voice III the ratification Of the Constitution al
ter IL liz formed.
Mr. HOWARD conended for the right OF Congress. nt
such time and In such fit, to restore tne
Rebel states. He not in such hurry to complete
this work as 70 admit state without clear and iar ex
preston Of the will of the majority OF the citizens
minority government could exist in tins country and
II any state contained majority opposed to returning to
the Union he for keeping IL ont until doomsny or
until ITS people repened In dust and ashes OF their
crimes.
Mr.. STEWART rep. Nev) supported the bill as II u
from the Judiciary Committee, believing 10 meet
all requirements and to need no amendments
Mr. JOHNSON dem. Md did not believe the Govern
could subss with ten States out OF the unon
II the duty OF Congress to hasten the work oi recon
structIOn on this account. . 80
Mr. brakes amendment was disagreed oby the 1Onow-
ing vote: Republicans roman; Democrats italic Johh
sOntes, small cape.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
H{ED.

DIX MOTTB-At City, MI Thars.y Msrrh I%L NI
eldest o A. Hayler aud Fannie D. Do now 80
monhs and 9days l., 49,
Tie relatives my respectfully invited to sess
the funeral SATURDAY O'Clock FROM the residence ""
parents, Van Repeu-aye, Hnioa CITY n j.
EDBLBRrn Brookyn, Thursday March H. Frejencs Augo"~
Rieer OF Prussia. 49, -.
funeral from b. s
residence. No 5 A,antc saturday tue 10th s ct 'ei'es
m
Philadelphia papers please copy
HARR0TTA Woodbridge N j. TUESDAY, March H. Martha
IIsrrot In the S6th Of her age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend The or
from tue houss of Mr. Peter Mesk on Friday at o'clock a.
OSBORNIh this c Thu.y March 49, Of pueumoaa Bhssse
widow Of the late Ds. Thomas Osborn sged a yesrs.
Funeral Rverhead L. l.. Saturday, at III o'clock
STROBEIAt M0nroa Lhs ". c. A. 90 1886 Csthar,os
l.. Strobe formerly Of Savannah Ga
VAN vLECK-At Kingston. Ulster Co, r. T. ru.sisr
w. wife OF Peter Van Week AMI daughter Of the late
David Keys
Tn. relatives the famy tespel, invited s sttest
the funeral OF brotheriass Str,ttoa
No 2O4 Eghtcenhs. this FRIDAY morning st 10 O'Clock
WaTSOs-At Paterson n THURSDAY. the lh inst ysns r.
oug Elizabeth Watson, tue 18th year Of h
funeral will take place from the residence Of bis psrsa No
Marke Saturday the 10th inst st o'clock m 1rsiH' ies
foot Of Chambersst at l;&3P
WILLIAMS-At Flatbuh T. TUESDAY 18th inst, Fraaees ~,
second daughter OF John T. Williams aged - years ,
family respectfully invited 10 attend ne sAer
Reformed Dutch Church FstbGh on Friday oui INST
O'Clock Tue WI be pscef temporarily 10 Vsnl1
Rochester aud POughkeePsie papes please copy
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

was sufs n would. In conclusion he remarks tnas'
Dillon san engaged efforts which it was hoped woud
have ied 20 an inclination the part or tne peoPo
OF ireland 90 remain in il, believing their remaining
there To of the conditions necessary TO the regr
been working for the abolition OF "tbe Established
Church" whose history in Ireland had Been
written in blood lAPplausel What ,o,,sres Sas
needed in Ireland beslde manuiaetefes
aud all the other by which the industry OF people
ged and their prosperity secured lAppanseI
In relation to this country. he said he Thought 'ho
greatest in the world. Applause ,,, -
Mr. Mcguire followed by Mayor HollHah >"
response to toast 20 hifnseR. q r., ~,
The Army and Navy was responded 70 by Gen. van
Yet, and Mr.. Clarence A. Seward. esq. spoke iot tue
Press under some un pleasant interruptions. -.
Dir. OGorman having hees ioedtJ calen ior' spo~e
bEiafly Soon after which the party separated
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
CUBA.

VIGOROUS ATTEMPT TO SUPPRESS THE sLAyET-EADE.
81 ssLkoHAPa rsiBUsE
WASHINGTON. March H.-The United States Con-
sul-General at Havana informs the State Department
that the Spanish authorities are viglant and active
al over the Island to discover and thwart any slave
expedition, and that there has been and still is
chain of night sennes throughout the coast of Cuba
guarding all points W here landing could take place
such vigilance and activity slave expedition could
have been fitted out. The Consul says he has be-
come entirely satisfied that the Rosa del TuTIa
whose arrival in Havana was announced 10 the De
partment came in ballast from Fernando 20 without
Africans or any cargo.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
AZ rxLEaRLPa 70 raa rnLBuss.

sr TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE passengers ana
crew of the bark Golden Sunset, numbering 81 arrived
from Honolulu today The vessel went ashore on Derby
Island one OF tho Phoenix group, Dec H. One seaman
was drowned while launching the gg the remainder o
the crew and pa ssengers landed safely The dsas
fer il attributed TO the incorrectness OF the charts OF TINS
eroup OF islands The vessel and cargo are total loss
The British Commissioners at Honolulu nave lnVestlgss
the circumstances OF the wreck aud have acquitted tue
captan and officers OF all blame. -. ,.-,. -
In the case OF the United states agt SDO Daskets VI
Champagne. in the District Court, Judgment was reu
dered in favor OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON.

sr rELxsRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
HUDSON. n. Y. March 14.,Navigation is opened to
this point The steamer Nuhpa Of tse Bogardus lne'
which left NewYork last evening, arrived here at II
O'Clock today and Is the first boat through this season.
Heavy icebarriers encountered near Bristol, ana
from that point to this city the river Is full OF ice
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
MARRIEU.

ADAMs-LowBRRg Thariay March H. At the re.sas o. ,%
brs psrents by the Rev Hastings George hoa
JuGs g. dsashter ot ThOs H. Lo~ere all ofths e
RiRLs-oAKLRY-Ou Thurstsy March H. By the Re-, Eas9
II the Charch Of tue Divine Paternity, On " n0 :" "
10 Hannah A. daaghtes Of Dsne OskIey of East Chester
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
TILE FLOOD IN CINCINNATI.

THR TRIBUNE
CINciSNATI, March lL-The flood hero continues to
increase The gas lamps along the river are out OF sight,
and the first story OF the houses completely sub
merged Front and water-sts partially inundated
The river will rise two three feet more.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
cALrroRxIA MINING STOCKS.

NJ yzIggE APa
SAN PElsCnoo March l3oesh Carr, ssss ssssse slse
8Joo0
ss. Yellow Jacket ss25 Becber sil5 Alpha eso ngesss
fney shaTel S2lO California Nsgsea pee ceut Ceiass
w. Tssgr, an COMPANY Dvdend deesred Hale
Nrc. EJ ber foot Dividend declared Grown Poa ESQ
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
DISASTERS.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

Mt YsLnssAPa THH TRIBUNE ., a.
RRocKyIIIE. G. w, March 14.-A boiler in the
Novelty Works exploded this p m killing two men In
stantiy One body blown into three pieces and the
sion several Others severely injured and one OF
them has since died.
CHILD sCMDED IN NEWARK. -
William Fell, son of Mr.. Fell, at No. ~ SCUM ,sn
Market a. Newark was seized with fit, fell upon the
stove and upsettng kettle Of hot water upon himself @
OF age, and was subject to fits He was aiiVe last
evening
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
A Card.

The Grover Bsker Sewing Machine Company beg 10 inform 1A
and III. public that while establishment No 40 Rsoad~
Is being repaired and re6e business will be cona~ed a. @sa
tbe adjoining premises No. ts7 -hdrrtiseDe"I
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Card.-MOURSING GOODS of every desirable kat coo.saty
on hand at JACKSOSS Hournng store No SOL Broads oPpts
4 finy Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

The Republican majority in tho House will surely
be over 80
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
Middle OF the BIOrk,
COOPER INSTITUTE, hEW'lOhh.

HADLEY h constantly receiving large invoices OF
FRENCH CHINA,
op NRW ANp BHAUTIPUL sHAPR, AT OEE HALF THB USUAL
- SELLING PRICES. ...
Wbia French China Dinner Sets l9b pieces 80
White French Tea Sets II pieces.
White Fr,nch China Dinner Plates per doI..........'
China Tea Plates per fof, :...s.'''.'''
White French China Cups and Saucers, "a peces..'''
French Cut Goblets doi .,,, ps,..
S Wse en and pressed silver plated CueU sst
&c &C. at equally prices House Furnishing Goods Ia "gs
'a''" RRMRMBER HADLEYs MIDDLE OF THB BLOCK
No connection sith stores
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hsir.-hn. as.i.y I'D
d,s and hair dyeag Black 8rosa all shass W. BATca
kL0kS, Ne lG Boadst If -