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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29

A man on bang asked by his neghbor
how his wife DID, answered.
Indeed "eishbor. this case is pitirul; my
wi" ne Tears THAT she will die, and fear she
will no; which makes disconsolate house >,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29
GROCERIES

RR0WF and White Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spices,
v ~ cJhssss, c Ts. 9ossuswa[s EIa.s~are
Grease, Just received and for sale by
September IS. b. HOWELL.
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II Arm ESS,
SA ODLES,
AND BRIDES,

'''-AN IUIED OR NEPAIEED.
AZ CH"'/eS'0'r", Jc6iTAom CI""Ly, Virginia.
HE Undersigned respectfully ammuurC,E to tho
Ia citizens ni CIaTl"-Ii D. ma "CiIII liza
isG%-& he is constant Ii,"k IUg and rct,nIriig
Caring. GI', Bu, Y. Cs',cI, a ne y :.,nn
ltAiNE>S, SADDLES, BEIIsLIS, ISITIE>
&c; IN TIA" n"st durH'.Ic mt;uu.r aud tl,, Iu,,st
"'''Tn of W." kma n.hp. AVID at -iru,t notice
.,"" upon - living" trrms. NJ work commence
Hs"iI. Al ask i "a stI""" o he ,urIic parrnnn,c
Can up"" Ia" at nay alb i-iunc 1T .un,,. p
the Carer llUu-..'' F'''N
November I, ISG1-Iy
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SADDLES ANDnARNEss.
Lac8gt GsQSaR.

REzIN SNUG ER,F qvuils rrfmscrfoftb;, medium,
~ oi lniSi ming The people Of Jefferson nd Cha
counties that having removed from his old sta nd
~ th% shop adjoining his residence HrarIy OPPOSITE
the valley Bank building he will there conduct the
SAD Ole ANB EALEEs8 EJSlNESS.
all its various branches, mud Ia prepared to exc
cute all "rdcrs III tse best style at tnotcC and
at eas"nabIe prices. He inteis to ork. none but
inc best material that can b. procured and as lie
personally sup"rintcnds every piece uf work exc
CCtSd III his shop, iii, no favor him with their
durable work done. = e ga"
he has now ON hand, for sale, fine lot of SAD.
DIES, of cxcclk ut mat, rial
lie will repair Wagon CARRIAGE or Brcsr Isr
neE5- at short notice g
~ Every description OF HIDES, Green or DIV,
at the highest I.Ir Ict ra',s
lie 7oii,its call. assured of his ability to give
April II, ISG6-tf
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FOR THE SEASGN!
EVERYTHING NrED TO MAKE a MERRY
CuEIaTLAS ArgD HAPPY NEW
YEAR.

FxCSTtVE BROWN, At the old ab!isllctl stand
~ 4" E"s-im4. ia Chtric-tnvn, his now OPENED
"''" al IN" l' S'St att" I"st varied '-s"rtcmIs of
FOEEiG ' AND DOMESTIC FETITS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
TOYS OF EVERY Kind Il ClIAEACTER,
(and in sur ""iIr-s N.;,ty that all tastes can TIC
~ 'd) Which has ever before Lrrn offered il, this
town. His Supply of
CAKES, CANNED FRUITS, NUTS. &c,
cI'braC'z ali kinds. aud i h.' t!rrc. nj the most
rc'!ic'd prIc's H. respectfully s"iir;s call rom
parents and children, y"un" l-"nii u,ru and lndi :
a. he wants of al l.avr b"" amply anIici palcG.-
Gale Don nnG make your SELECTIONS.
|. ISG6
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EAEAD, CAEES, CREAMS, &C.

Z NE undersigned exp. To keep on hand so
: 500. - his nrrHUGc Inunts III Progress are
perfected full and general supply al fruit pound
sugar. ginger, si'Oungc aud every kind aud variety
q! ttf Cy CAKES, wlcr. hc is sure need only l., b.
'Tid IN OF dec T. be ruiis, i. II tue general wa Mt
sh"uh require h" will also keep hand supply y
FRESH BREAD. to be sold at but small advance
ups price OF flour.
0rr 10 brown
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29

John says that it is bad meddling with
train of gunpowdcr; but if you want TO be
blown up to a dead certainty. just tread on
lady train. lie tried it. aud knows.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29
FOR EIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDwA u.
CHARLEsTowN.vA.

BELIEVING that We have ono Of the largest and
- best select as5o!t Dcnts OF This cIass VI oodg
ever TO tins that we pOssess adYa gee
Which enable to sell low as tile VyhO!esa lie
Houses Of Baltimore; therefore respectfully so.
lclt your orders, and hJpe, by digent attention to
the requirements of the Trade 70 inertia continu
anee of you' patronage Our stock consists II
iiP0RTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Door Plate, Screw Chest, Trunk and PAD I4eks-
strap Hook But, Shut - and 7 HIS ges Screw,
Screw Spring and ClIain Bolts. Files. I'asps Braces
AMI Bits, Am@urs, Chisels Levels, Planes RrveIs
Rules, Crp-5 Cat, Hand, Wood, Ctrupass and W nip
saws Hatciefs. Hammers, ACzrs, Axes. Com
Passes, and Boring Machiae -Arviis, S!rdg.s q, l.
lows, S'=rew Plates, YIses, Tire BenderE- Screw
Nre"cErs Drawing Knives J"eE evs, Forks,
SiUVcis Chaius. HsTiss- K kss. Briar and C rain
Ssy!hs-, HIiil Soaps. Mau"cks- Picks Hoes Hri.
ole Bits, Bucki-- Rings, Pad Trrcs. 'FrrTcts Pnst
Hooks, Ornaments Spurs- CuIbs cofiu Trimmings
and Cabinet hardware; TT'w.Is- PuIl.vs, Tapc
Lines. Pumcbrs, Lasts ard shoe FIudinyz; Naiis
Spikes Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails; aizo Iron
of all kinds; BrrUms. Brushes and CyfGass. =
Thauk!u for past f,vors, = e respectfully solicit
orders for the above named e,"ds
April 3. 1866. . ~
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LOON OUT FOR Old CHRIST
GRAND ARRIVAL OF MS BAGGAGE At THE
VALLEY CONFECTIONERY
MAIN STREET. CuARLEsTowN. ADJOINING
TUE DRUG STORE OF CAMPBELL &
Mason.

HENRY DUMN the only authorized agent in
Ii this place OF his Ex Lacy, CIIEIS KRIN-
Gle. ksq.' n"1nr cest" the peopI. OF Chlrlestowu
and surrounding uniTy, that L is uO.y reccivin =
ut his sto e. the u gage AID EquirnIc,s OF the
" Old Gentlemen wiiiCh to be distributed in
rich pr"iusom, and At such prices will astoui-h
even those who think CCut big Il Gait Nhcel.
tits necessary to natnc only - lew fthc many ar
li"lss Which have bccu left with me supply th,:
the middle aged ol ali sexes cOnrs aud conditions.
lie has "u hand
Toys OF EVERY INSCRIPTION,
TO make cheerful the hearts aud jubant the spirits
OF the l"v"nI!c population, aud a supply of
FRENCH MD COMMON CANDIES,
to swcctcn and zeal and *; pcrpetualIy cohesive
the affections of hu=s whose hearts thruor,i q
!" anticipation Il" Changing their condition in life,
RiCII CAKES,
t" make ccnP!e:e the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
Among his TOT:S will be found the fuiIowinr.-
rrisinG Boxes, Hoop Nors,s, Brass 'FruI Iets Ca.
ri"g"s, WAGONS. Dr"Ins, Birds Tee, Bounty
Black Dolls for the Frcr'!mien, Patent aud Glazed
Heads. Common Masks, aud Thousand mud "me
thing ''"i "n"nlCrnt"d here. o! SUGAR OES
hc has IA! cSi:aus;!-=s var i"ty.
FIRh WORKS,
of all kinds, sactn Rockets to empty your Tnck-
cts, Fire q ackcis or Sna Bush W;ar l,crs Spiral
AIa''i:a to Pep the Radicals, T"rpci"cs Il" kill
hiusC"Ieos, and D"ubir ii'adcd Nutchn.'m to do
what you please with Alsu. Il foil supply Of
ORANGES AND LLMGNS,
and every other FRUIT suited to the se"s"n as we'll
~ IA rich assortment oil NUTS, such rs Almonds,
Butter Nuts Fli5erts. English Wnl"nts. sc.
and with an eye single t. the :ratilcati' OF the
tastcs u! the pc"rie at. this ity In urdc-
secure your supply for Christmas, yoi' ha" better
leave your "rd':ss at once, that YOU can DC ac-
cUlnmoiatcd before the general rush sets in.
Give EUilM a cali
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no! TOR 4 MERHY CHRISTMAS!

CSF ivcd a beautifully selected assortment
- OF WATCHES. JEW ELiY, and TOYS Gail
and examine, you can't l"iI 70 BE- pleased The
JEW B. + z
Is composed il part of beautiful Sctts of every de-
sCrip'I"n, b. castrmE. Ear Rings. Finger Rings,
Watch Chains and yards Sctts for the Hair Chains
and a variety o: other things. Also, -"nIe choice
SEGARS and SMOKING TOBACCO,
with Fancy Soaps, Combs AMI Brushes. in cvnncc-
rWn with IS NICE an assortment OF TOYS as oe
found in town. Call aud see
am also gent :or the sale OF KNABE e. CO.'S
HlAN0S. Persons wishing one of those elegant
Piun"s or MclnCruns. Ey calling iuc, "A
specimen, aud have item breus lit l" tho Depot
at Manufacturers prices. Dl$kLE.
December Is. Is66.
T'NGRAViNG neaIIy fioue o, L. DINKLE. al his
Il Jewelry store orp"siIe the Bank "'c 30
(tUCCMBER PICKLES r sale by
~ CHARLES JOHNSON.
A LARGE Stock of Flav0rng Extracts. Lemon,
IA Vanilla, Orange, Pine Apple, etc.
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q C0MFLEWE STOCK!
RARE CooDs s GREAT narGA1

'ERUSstLL s. co. tr..Iy rat.tuI fnr .hr gcncr
It's OPCum" it, Ch Hirstuwtr have been ruciIriIs cd
greatly to cnnr gr ti..ir general SruCx s"..iav
adapted to the PIE ass4il. hcn ,Imbr,.vc; III
part the latest and best selected ass"'tn'' I,u of
BOOTS. su3HS, HATS AND Ci!S,
ever before offered in III" Town Most of the Boots
and Sh"s, for IAdics. Gentlemen aud Is"ys ar.
made I" order, il III, best shops Baltimore and
ri "hrirhi', and wcr.""t"d "q""''"."v that can
FANCY NoTzoNs,
VIC have r"r"m 49," ri',ica selection. c:nhrncin.-
W"'li"r and Cotton do. E.ntl,n.n'S Yarn Socks.
S"-rcm;i"r-. N'ck =: i"s Byron r"prr Cellar. E,.l-
W"'s'"'l II 81. aud C"t'"n md wa" It dc Frrn,h
Gr.' t., Pms. N"".i'+ C"nhs Sc with other ar
nIc"i 81 ir"sh, c'"'ic" AID cheap
CHNFE. Ti@HnIY. FKVI 4. N;'TS. &C..
'm''"h"S |" part. %ais"@, Frs, English Walnu's,
Al't"d<. F'Ihr's. Pam Nuts. ~ mch Cnnuir-.
Cnrs, "a i;.nt, etc. v:Ti bxa -, "'sI'
Li1MoES ":<'' u" hand. III:
GROCERY DEPARTE-IlISp
has in n wi<" been neglected. mrd every article
needed for family consumption Win he f,mnI con.
sanity II hin'i, nm. tor sale as hwy W"
cured who're it, li, county, s ,,,r I,n il tInr
III "blr pence, ioi than :; sl,,,v .lin.s''
Ih""kimt tor tie ki':m"-<ss OF ia" past, rep
fully s"ci' present call from ou, old lends aud
til" puHi', generality. T.&CO
Ch"ri"s"wn, Dec. IS, 1866.
GOOD CCFFE8.
4 PRIME article "f Government Java Coffee,
ia" S, 1857 TEUSsELL & CO.
Hides WANTED.-wc will paw The highest
1 ! M -'' price tor all kinds q: Hides.
N"E q, 1866. TRtSSELL 6 co.
Z EHOSENE OLA superior Kerosene Oi, ,or
IN sale by TRrSSEi.L s CO
I ARD for sale by
j. TRUssEEL s CO
DRESSEn POULTRY will he taken ut The high
IL "s' marker price per Id. in 'x"h"ur Ia Goods
or Cash. 1RCSSGLL s CO.
T AIDES HIGH CUT CALF BOOTS for sale nv
~ or'"'cr s, .TkUSSELL Il co.
WI oct: I6. ' TRUssEL1,ss Co.
X Nov. 10 TRUssELI 6 co
1865 1866.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
NEW GOODS NEW Go0Ds!!
IL beg leave to Inform tncir customers and The
PuOlc g"n"'al'y' that they are coivinr their
FALL IN WINTER GOODS.
consisting in part as toilows-Iatr. D,.s hio,o.
t"', coh't"s'd OF the following desirable and la
WOOL DELAINES;
ORIENTAL I.USTRE:
PLAID FOFLINS;
PLAID NALENCIAS:
and a-laFGc and well selected stock oC L SCy-
DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
READTMAnE CLOTHING;
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and GAPS:
Notions OF all kinds. Wooden Ware, t2uccnswa,r.
Hardware aud Tnwarc.
u . g
such as Coffee. Tea Sugars SyrUps, NinIasscs and
SEire. OF al kipts; Ground Alum ond Fine salt
w !msk"y. Brandy. Gin and WING. PURE OH
RYE WHlskEY in Bottles, fur Mcd,cinnl nmr.
poses. C"ine and examine stock as we arc dc.
rmhc' 10 sell as ch"a? any ether house in the
CoEInt1v
iakcn IN cS lia; &C for goods, and the highest mar
kt' price allowed. " c ALEC want to cx change
wax. sc f'
es- OUR MOTTO Quicl, Sales ard Small
Profits GEO. W. LEISENRlNG S co. =
ROVNDrOP MY ORA uIIC CEMENT for "a 10
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I'VE have just rec vcA n ,!rir! supply "I the eel
~ "brr cd ''Indian"ln'' Cnm;ir: Si"vcs, lsl,G
at Wheeling. Alst', Lave on hand The IIaEers lowl
Coutsiug SIu:.s
De- s., i,CG. EANsON {. DUKE.
, 1867-08-27

NO. ~, HIGH OTREET, DRlDGETOWN, BARBADOS.
PaHIS Society, which confines its bust
"a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, %labouring in the same
field, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk Of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out of
which Rever<ionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among The
Members of the Society.
Its career, during q period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required 10 assure $500,
for the whole term, upon a single life:-
, 1867-08-27

NJ the request of the Government
IL the following Lots of Land in
this town, belonging to the Colonial
Treasury and which have hitherto
been devoid of buildings, viz:
4, No. 20 Hospital Street contain
ing an area of 534IQ',
2, No. 90 New Street containing
an area of $500,
8, No. % New Street containing
an urea of 1881,
A, No. 10 New Street containing
an area Of 545O0',
s, No. 81 New Street containing
an area of $500,
will be put up for sale at a single
Auction to be held on the premises
on THURSDAY the 10Th of Sep
TENDER next to commence at IL
o'clock, NOON.
The conditions for the sale are to
to be seen at the undersigned Office.
Auction Office -Frederiksted, Au-
gust 23rd, 1867.
, 1867-08-27

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 100 Dollars to. 10, 200 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquepnially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted 10
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
'Phe Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India. Islands.
.Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPT0N.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. von.B BRETON. DIR. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
everysinformation may be obtained from
f. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
, 1867-08-27
AUCTION.

PFTER Begjering at Gouverne-
I mentet vile efternevnte COloni-
,alkassen tilh0rende, hidtil ubebyg-
gede, Lodder Land her i Byen,
nemlig:
l, No. 90 til Hospitals Gade af
Areal 534I u,
2, No. 90 til Ny Gade af AreaI
545O1',
3, No. % til NY Gade af Areal
A, No. 10 til NY Gade af Areal
545O1,,
S, No. 81 til Ny Gade at Areal
545O1',
blive opraabte til Bortsalg we'd Zen
offentlig Auction SOM afholdes paa
Aastedet TORSDAGEN den lode
September f0rstkommende, at be-
gynde Kl. 10 slet midday.
Auctionsconditionerne vile v9re
til Eftersyn paa undertegnede Con-
ton.
Frederiksteds Auctionscentoir den
23de August 1867.
G.. SarauW.
, 1867-08-27

THE undersigned having.been pre-
vailed upon by several parties
here to give Musical instructions on
the Violin and Pianofortc, hereby
offers his services to the Public in
these respects. He further offers to
give singing lessons, either with or
without instruments.
For further particulars apply to
WASHINGTON ROEBUCK.
No. 8 Company Street, Bassin, St.
Croix, 10th August 1867.
, 1867-08-27
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851,
CHIEF OFFICE:

No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BARB.
, 1867-08-27

last valuation, August, 1868, averaged as per
cent of the Premiums paid, in some cases
rising to 65, 70, and even rs per cent. Sub
stantiaI benefits have therefore been conferred
on it's Assures, and as the Life Liabilities
are valued on the principle of net Premiums,
assuming only 3 per cent. interest-(Me outside
expenses c~Aargea6le to the Life Department
for the General Management Of the Compamy
being specially limited By the Deed Of Settlement
to 10 per- cent. Of tie net Life anc0me) there is
every reason to expect equally good Bonuses
in the future.
Il. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25
BTATE.IrEMS.

Z z.
The Pulaski Citizen Of the 2lst says
We observed the other day IL the Ten
/ nessee valley that the prospects f0F goo,i
erous OF every kind were never more
lattering. We saw cotton upon the
plantation of an old Tennessee farmer
that was eighteen inches high, with s
splendid stand. Thanks to the Bountifui
Provider, gaunt famine no longer points
her skeleton fingers at the widows anc
/ orphans of the fallen heroes of the lost
cause, for their bright dreams of q
bountiful harvest are being realized
! The golden wheat has already been
gathered, and a few more timely
rains will no doubt make more corn
for these people than they can consume
The same paper mentions in detail f)ui
/ accounts OF q Outrages upon freedmen, y
! alleged by bureau radicals TO have been
| perpetrated in Giles county duFipg the
month of May, and says positively there
is not one word Of truth In the whole
statement, as nothing Of the sort has
occurred in the county.
From the Union and Dispatch we
! learn Gen. Joseph A. Cooper, lieutenant
general of BrownlOw's ruffians, has estab-
| lished his headquarters at Nashville
/ What 9 disgusting farce is Brownlow's
military" aud how stupid in the peO-
pie of the state to bear taxation for such
a senseless caprice of a still malicious,
but worn out, crazy old demagogue.
"A premature explosion in q quarry
at Nashville on Thursday severely burned
several OF the workmen.
"A meeting Of cOlnred conservatives
was addressed by Joe Williams and Elias
| Paek-the latter for many years the
body servant of the late President Polk
| on Thursday night last at Nashville,
with great effect, and for once, the rRdi-
cal, black yankees, made no attempt al
| a disturbance
"A new and splendid iron bridge over
| the Cumberland river is to be built i'm.
mediately by the Louisville and Nash
vile railway company. The present
bridge was CONSTRUCTED by the United
States military authorities in 1852, afteI
Gen. Buell. had captured Nashville.
Gen. ROddy is to become a dry
goods mer sliant at Nashville very soon
The head chief of the Omahas, ae.
companied by his principal medicine
man, was Ii Nashville June 10th, sc
says the Gazette.
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plant the greater portion Of their lands
in corn and potatoes. Though the weed
iasmall, the prospect Is much more favoE-
able than It was eight or ten days ego.
Wheat is fine- We hear OF SOME prepar-
ing to eutn this week The rust has
made fts appearance In some localities,
and we fear VIII injure late wheat. As
yet # confined to the blade altogether.
The Brandon Republican OF the 10Th
writes thus Scarcely q day passes that
we do not hear Of some good citizen pre-
pairing to leave this sunny land Of Onrs
ip order to escape the tyranny, eppres-
sion and degradation that seems to be
inevitable. IL lands could be converted
into money, we verify believe one-fOurth
Of our white population would leave for
soae foreign land before next spring.
However I0athe they may be to leave
the land Of their birth, their childhood
they cannot bear the thought of living
under government of yankees and free
negroes. Those who wish to purchase
lands cheap would DO well to make their
Investments now. We kaow one gem
tleman in this county who was offered
twenty-five thousand dollars in gold for
his plantation before the war, who
now offers to take seven thOus-
and. We are sorry to see this
anxiety 10 get out Of the country,
but we can't blame them under the cir
eumstsnees. The same paper elsewhere
remarks: The weather has been warm
and showery during the past week, and
the crops, as vel as tue anti-radieal,
ant-uigger, nti-miseegenatiOn part.
has been growing rapidly. From Pes.
ent prospects we are inclined to think
tn ere viii be big yield Of both f,ne COM
/ ing fall.
The Oltr Ol0n Paper grsvely asserts
as 3 truth tAis pretty tough stsry- On
last Thunday week Mr.. Nat. cambridge
living near this place, had a chicken
hatehed, which on the next day even
ing erowei distinctly and clearly, three
or four different times, like any other
cock, though not SO loud. Five s.@Itts
in the Methodist church voueh for the
accuracy # this account of a fast
chicken.
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New YORK, June 24.-HAvana dates
10 the 18th report that Capt.-Gen. Mar
zaco has resigned.
Secretary Seward has requested that
proceedings be stayed IN the case Of the
bark Ocean Home until he hiss time T..
investigate the matter.
The capture OF santa Anna at Tisg Al Il
confirmed. The cause thereof = said
70 be on account Of q pr0clsD< Atom he
sent ashore 10 create divegsion in his
favor.
News from Vera Cruz n the 18th states
that that city had s0E rendered to Gen.
Tobado.
Aspinwall adyir es Of the fifteenth re-
port the stores . the principal merchants
oil Panama, v mich have been closed for
week on account Of fifty per cent in
crease u. the commercial tax, have
OpeneV again. Arrangements have been
maze by the merchants with the presi-
Gent, suspending taxation for the pres
4 ent, thus giving the eonsuls time TO com
municate with their governments for ia
structions.
European adviees per steamer state
\ that the order of the garter is to be con-
/ ferred on the emperOrs OF Russia and
! Austria, and missions are to be sent from
| England for the purpose. The same
/ honor is to be conferred ON the sultan Of
| Turkey, who goes 70 receive IL in person
Gen. Sheridan has telegraphed Gen
| Grant declining to extend the time for
registration in Louisiana, in compliance
with the presidents conditional instroe-
ton, on the ground that the registration
had bee@cOmpleted, and he did not Ike
keeping up expensive boards 70 suit the
new issues st the eleventh hour. He
charaeterizss the attorney geneFal'sOpin-
ion as the broad road for perjury and
fraud to travel on, aud remarks upon the
presidents bitter antagOnism 70 the re-
construction law. If after this report
the time is to be extended he desires
TO be notified, and will obey. He would
do so at once, but the presidents teie-
gram was conditional.
WAsHINGTONi June 4.-There is no
doubt there will be a quorum in both
houses on the Sd OF JULY
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PERNRNAI

REkSOKAL.
Gen. John B. Hood is about to establish
his domicih at Galveston.
They say the archbishop Of Paris is to
be made cardinal.
Gov. aeary, Of Pennsylvania, has be-
come good templar.
The Sultan Of Turkey leaves Constan-
tinople on Tuesday for Paris.
Lord Monck, vicer0y Of the dominion
of Canada, is on his way to Quebec.
An enlarged edition of DR.. HAYES
"Arctie JourRey" is announced by Tick
nor 4 Fields.
John Clark, president Of the Citizens
national bank Of Baltimore, died We'd
n0sday, aged eighty years.
Lord LyttOn has written a new play,
and Lawrence Barrett, who is now In
England, has bought the right Of pro-
ducing it ON this side. +
George w. Rely, a merchant of Bos-
ton, was killed BY being thrown from his
carriage few days ago. His lihs was
insured for $4,000.
Mr.. Harry Palmer has purchased in
London the dresses and scenery of the
C0vent Garden Christmas spectacle.
''The Forty Thieves, and that is to fol-
low the Black Crook, y at Niblo's,
In the Grendyee divorce, now on trial,
it appears that the greatest grieva nee the
wife had 10 endure was the presence of
Henry Clay Dean, Of Iowa, known as
DIR. Dean, who was favorite guest OF
her husband. Hl
The death Of . very brilliant wl,man.
and 10 her early days great belle in
New York city, Mrs. Medora Ward. Is
announced from Paris
Rev. Peter Ferrell, for many years
assistant pastor Of st, Teresa,s Church.
died in New York on Tuesday, in the
SD year Of his age. Deceased WAS one
Of the most widely known Catholif
priests in New York. ta