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NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEw YORK, September T.-Stocks heavy at
Board-a little better afterwards Money easy at
ak per cent, Gold 145i. Exchange ssasi Bonds
62 I1+i Virginia 6s, new issue, 80 Tennessee
6'a, new issue, est. Flour shade better for lower
grades. Wheat 10. better. Corn 1a2c. beiter. Rye
quiet. Oats 1a2c. lower. Pork decidedly lower;
new Mess s24 10 to "a go. whiskey quiet. Cotton
dull at % for Middlings. Turpentine firm at Goa
6]9. Rosin dull, at s4a4 "a for common.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton lower; sales GOO bales, 2I3a25c. Flour
aotiye; State 90 soa11; Southern $40 25a1s 76
Wheat active and better. Oats, Western 65ts681c
Pork dull and lower at $24 81. Lard quiet Gro
ceriss quiet and unchanged. Turpentine 60Ac
Freights Arm. Stocks strong Money G per cent
s62 coupons 114s. Gold 144i. Virginia 6's 49a50
Government sold gold to-day.
CINoHsATI September F.-Flour firm; in goot
demand. Corn quiet at 81. PORK inactive a
S2a 20. Bacon quiet; shoulders 144c.; clear side
1ss1s5c. Lard Isis.
BiLTnoRS, September i7.-Cotton and Coffe
unchanged Flour, little doing and weak. Whea
firm. White Corn Gig; yellow s1.2O. Oats 62ae6
Bacon in fair jobbing demand. Sugar closed nc
tive; Grocery brands 12ia12i. whiskoy unchanged
LouDrnLr, scptembor 17.-F1our firm; super
a25 80. Bacon shoulders 15c.; clear sides 1896
Lard 1sic.
WILMINGTON, September 17.-spirits Tnrpentin
firm at Ga. nosin flrmer, at $3 25as7 for commo
TO window glass.
Accounts from the interior are very unfayorabl
in regard to the cotton crop. Wenthor clear an
warm.
NEW ORLEANS september Cotton-sales
bales, duh and lower; Low Middlngs. zltc. r.
ceipts in three days 964, against 53l. Expor
.ame time d5s. Tobacco quiet and unchanged
Louisiana sugar-only retail businesa; fully fai
1bic; Cuba, worry firm, Nos. 12and -, i2is14ic. M
lasses-no Lonisiana on tho market. Cuba hold
6ec. Flonr-Rainy weather prevented operation
Single Extra, 80 50; Choico, s13 25. Corn qui
and firm at 81 l5nI 20. Oats firm at Tic. POI
held at sS7 90, with but little demand. Baco
nrmj Shoulders jobbing at 18c; Clear Rib Side
letci Clear Hde3, 193c Lard-Prime, In Kegs, /
a16; Gold, lAAsit Is. Sterling, 56a68 New Yo
Sight Exchange premium.
MOBILE, September H.-Cotton in good d.
mand, chiefly for the higher grades, which q
scarce and relatively higher. Tho market cloa
stssdy, With Middlings st q. Sales 100 bales. R
XuaSsrA, ssptsmbsr II. Cotton dull. sales
halos. Middlings 20.
GAyAfusAH, September IT, Cotton quiet and n
changed: sales 81 bales. Roceipta $40. nj
elings 0t. I.-.
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The New YoaE WoELp gives the folloHing,
which is attracting considerable attention: "A
public-spirited citizon Of San Francisco proposed
to raise 100000, Of rhicn ne himsclf .wilI give
$50 900. to establish labor exchange in that city
The object is to secure somo place whore mpio;
ers will be surc to fGd "orkmen or iahorors, ant
whorc the latter can go to obtain situations 1her
out Of '7ork. This is IN excellent idea, and ons
which a1ght to be reproduced in this city Tht
intelligence Offices so-callea, are poor afairB, aut
somo of them not oTor honest. There ought tc
be Homo headquarters for the hundreds Ct thou
aands OF Torkmon and women who yearly Iome tt
this port in search OF employment. labor e1
change would supply as important q want as
corn, zeal estato or q merchants exchange. Il
would mitigate want and prevent waste of rim
and labor. Who will act In tho matter?"
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"THE COLLEGE YEAR Of Yale began on Wctlues.
DAY. There are l90 applications for admission to
tue freshman class. 1t is expected that the olass-
es will not be 80 largo usual this year, owing !n
tho strictness Of tho faculty." This is cheering
news. It Ia certainly high time that old, we'll.
| established institutions like Harvard and .Ysla
shcnld raise their requirements to something like
the European standard. We rocollect our Juvenile
astonishment on reading in DnlsrHps Give Yoart
in an English University" that siter ho had grndu
| atod thero, he wac still unpropnred to enter tht
loHeht class in Cambridge Universally, in Eng
| land. - g u.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 17.--General MOWER,
in his order, assuming command. continues in
OtUo Lho ~ai'si.'n s.r. .s..---.. ..
signs Breyet Maj. Gen. RRrsoLps to command the
District of Texas, Breret Brig. Con. MCKENZIE
to command the sub-district of tho Rio Grande
Gen. REYNOLDS ia to establish his headquarters al
San Antonio or Austin, until the fever shall have
sbated sufficiently at Galveston to render it safe tc
remove there.
There have been sixtJ-eight deaths for the
tnenty- -four houra, ending at 6i1 this morning
among them +. ". SHERnnrRSE, special agent o
the Treasury Department,
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Vhe Indian VA,

LrATEEwoRTH, September 17.-The Indians have
resumed hostiGtics on the Smoky Hill route, at
tacking several stage stations. They attacked n
government train ut Bunker Hill, killing two team
stsrs and wounding threo. They captured one
woman and three children, and stampeded all the
stock. The teamsters subsequently recapturod
the woman and children. White men, disguise d
az Indians, were among the attacking party. Two
Indians Tere EilIed.
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The connection between church music snd soap
suds Is not stated In the following advertisement
from an Rnslish paper: "wanted, to live in Scot
land, an under laundry maid, who understands
her business thoroughly, and is a good ironer.
She must be member Of the Church Of England,
good Ginger, and willing to take part in church
choir. Address, by letter, O. b." oto.
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OBITUARY.
PIED. ia Ballard County Keu,urtv AM, t,, ,,.
city. "' "se" " years. OF his

N0ia.iFoa' Friends and arquaiut
LaFfAH, also ars. KgssHDy, ,r, rs,pec,fuIr ,n.,a,
aitond tho Funeiai Of tho late Mr. JAaIEs LArFAS =,
tho corner Of Morris and Smith streets at r:,
O'Clock Thii Morning. Scn,.,,,,,r =,
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HAVANA, September 1.-THE Press protests
against sALNARt entering s5,000,000 without tho
approval OF Congress.
The import duties have increased fifty per cent.
Sugar paralyzed. Exchange unaltered.
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FREEDMAN KILLER We learn, without heariuf,
tho particulars, that young freedman, bearing:
ha own yard near Clinton, in This District, on
tuesday night last, by another friedman, one Bob
iouhS, the same who made tho Radical in1smn,a
laEt.--T TdurensctHe ihPrabf 80 10y
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL. September I7.-JaMEs III. HEWITT, u
heavy American trader, has suspended. i.iabiii-
ties unknown.
HAGUE, September 17.--The forgad note sss I'd
yesterday, proved to he Confederate bond.
LONDON, September II -Noon.--Donds 7O3.
LITERRooL, September 17-Noon, Cotton ,,uII
and unchanged; sales sOOo bales Breadstufis f,rm.
LONDON, September 17-Eyanng. -Consols 0,;.
Bonds 7s; Frankfort 7GT
LIVERPOOL, September 17-Eyenipg. Cotton
closed quiet, uplantls Odd. Orleans 9id. Sales
10000 bales. Drcadsuils closed steady. Corn all
Fanced Cd, making tho advance 1sd during tho
day; mixed Western 99s Cd. While 33d Cd. Pork
i04. Rosin, common Wilmington Is: medium 12s,
Itlrpentinc 2Ss. Manchester adyiccs favorable for
goods and ynrns
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Disturbnnce in Ausus,n.

AUGUSTA, September 17.-For somo days past
there haTe been rows between tse soldiers and the
freedmen. One negro ia reported mortaIly and
one sodier badly wounded Tho freedmen threat
ened to attack tho barracks last night but no cd-
ison occurred. It is said tho soldiers yero the
Rggrensors.
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The Cuban Cable,

KEY WEST, September 17.-AIr. MEDLEY, the
electrician Of the Cable is very ill.
The yellow fever ia abating at tho Tortusas. The
of1cers are out of danger.
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Washington News,

WARRINGTON September 17.-The attendance
at Antietam ia estiniated at fourteen thousand
Tho Governors of New York. Ponnsylyania, Nen
Jersey, Maine, West Virginia and Maryland we're
present. Ex-Governor BRADFoRp, the Orator a
the day, concludes:
Gene peril to it tthe ConBtitution) whence il
may, from State rights consolidation let me, on
thts anniSersary'of Of it's adoption, in tho name ol
the men who mado 1t, By the msmory OF tho men
who have died for it, upon the spot where blood
has been so Prnfnsely shed for its boba appeal ia
you to protect, preserve and defend it,
General MULFoRD, Commissioner Of Exchange
during tho rebellion, has been appointed Collector
OF the Third District of Virginia.
The Internal Revenue rccepts TODAY anonpt 10
$3.50, 900.
General HANCOCK will proceed to his tlepa rtment
soon, making his headquarters at eomo healthy
locality.
SHERIDAN is expected shoIlly.
CoRSELIuS CARHIL is strongly recommended
but not yet appointed, Collector of Customs for
Corpus Christi.
The Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue las
recently rendered the following decision:
printer is liable to the special tax as n manu-
facturer IL the articles he prints exceed in value
when printed one thousand dolara per annum. A
printer is understood to be any porson or firm
"h"se pusiness IL u 10 taRo Impressions from type
or engraved srrfacos upon paper or other materi-
ais In determining the liability OF printers to the
special tax as manufacturers, the value OF tho
articles Of merchandise produced by them should
be alone taken into consideration. Amounts re-
ceived for inserting advertisements in newspapers
are not, therefore, SO included.
Pressing duties prevented General GRANT from
visiting Antietam.
The Heratd's special says: "In view Of antici-
pated troubles with the President, there ia mani
fest disposition OIL the part of the Radicals to cul-
tiTute GRASI."
Secretary SEWARD goes homo from Antietau.
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Ps- CoNSlGNEES PER STEAMSHIP Sea
uhL' IRON BALTIMORE hereby n.,insd that sh, /,
in' Oiy disehnraing cargo Pier No Union whsryo.
m s"ous hotake away by will reIa.n on Wharf,
'" son'A'es : r'sR' MORDEcAl & CO.,
'' Agents.
70 YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HFU
''! h"h'c alder s,jnuru af a few months I'm m,
~ "'S "'r"S recognized ly her rrinuls In ,.cac,
''"afSr' r''"'. flushed Ci's ALI, Ind a so r,,,v co,, .
p""'" vi unioai marble sl.'nthnes, and tpstea,,.
sir really appeared ln eighteen lT,,ntp
n"y ns To the cause vi great rhspas s,,o ,,o,,I
'oa 'hcm That she used the ClUCAsSiAN BAIN ,,i
considered all Invaluable acqs ton to any lsdy.a t
ny Its Use any Lady Gontcmsn can Improve their nY
s'hai arpeara,lSo nn lunIrd foM 1t is simpl. In Il.
'"i"''aiio us Na,nr" cracif Is simple yet unsrpas,
' ' S rtl''lry IN drawing Impurities fron also heat
,nE cleansing an hasntiymg the sln and comulo.,on
ny hS nrcct lrtion on the crl Il, avs from II all "a
lHrilrF Kindly healing lhr same and leaving tho sur
'' ~ Nature intended should clear soft smo,t,
aha heanh lree IL. sent by Mail or Express. ON r.,
rript ni an uIior, hy
W. l., CLARK & CO. Chemists
y" wss, fayette Street, Syracuse n Y
tho Oily Amslcsn i..nis fas the sale al the esue
MarTi 3u =,
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PoRTo Rico, September A.-aeren hundred
troops arrived on tho Sd.
Two vessels, ordered for st. Thomas, are de-
tanned.
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PRnsoNAI.-EI-aov. Vance, the fayorito son Of
the good mon and handsome women in Rp-Yan-
Wimbledon, returned from Charleston on Sntslr-
day In company with his Excellency GOV. Orr. In
took place at tho residence et co L. 5. Chida be.
tween these 8ohtlomen and Gen. Wade Hampton,
Hon. James G. G!bbea, and Major John 8. Prenton,
tolsrably wen reviewed. = Columbia Ptanta.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

zs' CONSlG NEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN.
HAITIAN. from New York. uotitied OF her caro, .
ins fht Day discharged at Adger'a South Wharf Al,
'"'it"h the Dock ut will bs stored a riHk a,i
"1p;n'' ri o~ncr' STREET Bno1 HERS CO.,
F'i'i'n"'t - Agents,
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New York Eeyys.

NET YORK, September 1T.--GILL, GIILErr g.
MOVES, tea dealers, hive failed. Indebtedness
half million.
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Marine Intelligence
Domestic Markets.

New YoaK, September 17.-Tho steamsh
Champion has arrived from Charleston.
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l1 was prcraronR, nnd their fecoSnry dssparcd OF.
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poser offer heartfelt ihante for this timely remedy Dur
Ing the short time ainco is publio Introduction into
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Ruihe expectations In Manifestations hauling Irdni all
quarters OF a unparalleled curative properties for In
whore u hha bean amnisteron with regar1 to di.
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results, Jslr.'. = af=a-.
In resofpg to this remedy, tho invalid iepontl
upon the aafoty Of eyory article IN ia preparation and
while laseeIos.tsa The has,ih astons Of each organ
and vesael The mind can no pcrfently FREQ nom nppre.
hensios ef any subtle Ingredient being InRnnNs iuto ia
competition. y sE;
The appetite which improy"a n"rr Its Adinstration
Is ut liberty TO indulge prtdeiS IL whatever nutlinent
10 palatabls digestive and wFrso and ~hiio Il II
Than proper to avoid olposaEe fresh cold
need ho onerained OF any lab, ainr thi, course ol
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FROM WARRINGTON,

t'P"e'" D'pdlcf 10 tie Ddiiiinair .SuaJ
1 THE WAR OFFIcE-3ta. darBLEY AND irs srr
| IAS-THE EDITOR. CaroKW,TFn. .fnTr,oar1,, r - arnu
oUnhis,I"NDESCE-CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE-rEM
| AN, &c. 7'hN'i'h So"
,, W MAsHIRaroS, September l5.-Aiuut a month nm,
| Mr. Greeley printed nn editorial in the Tribmpn
Sss SSssed Oh a rgmor by tho Telegraph that Genera
In ts aries eHa @ 9son spEonsoa Secretary OF War
W. Tho appointment Of Stcadnan as sccretorr q,
var, monstrous and. ridiculous az it ia intrin
poIicy bs s1 10 pSrfeS. keeping with Mr. Johnsona
| ~ tho country for given position. IF ho cn"id
isve ioilnd Buoce 1901 to Mr. Stanton more oh.
than Stca1man. lie would hayo ineyf.abIv r,,osnn
NM out shat was impossible. Stcatlmaii s the
last msm n the United sla'es who Ought to be
man was named as the then probable susces ssor of
III, stanton Dir Greeley wrote q letter to Mr..
friends Of Generai stcat who delivered the pa sao
pers to the President. That friend furnishes yo,,r
correspondent with leis thS following copy:
OrgIcE OF TIM TRIBUNE.
New York, JANUARY g. 1866. I
Stanton Sas tends d15naIs gsnsIa that Mr.
soon to leave tho Var Department Should This
DC the case Venture to suggest as his successor
braveat and trpeatses apr Union volunteers, and a
capable, devoted patriot. Trusting Won are aWare
OF his inertia, remain. yonrs,
aSitdOE thEELE4.
Hon. A. JOHNSON, r. ,siiont.
Az y IS foa 9sitan that Qenoral Stoad nan will
again be urged Tor the place Of Secretary of War.
and as il is oyon moro than probable that he may
yet he appointed to that Office, the foregoing adj
totial md iotiNrs become interesting:
II is stated, upon apparently reliable inforniu-
ton, that Chief Justice Chase has written to the
President sustaining the civil authorities in tho
Judicial cases in North Carolina ont of which arosa
the conflict Of authority betwcon General sicklcs
Hon. Rober! J: w,!kur is announced FOR tenn
portncc apecch in this city during tho coming
week. A regular temperance revival is going OH
mere, and many rorsons Of distinction have ~
mounted ailoglanco u king alcohol. Temperance
speeches wern mado to-day, siinultancously. i'm
tended. 'hS'' az
There is no truth in tho report telegraphe6
9ence Yesterday that Hon. Edgar 4. Cowan, ca
senator from Pennsylvania, has been appointed
Secretary OF War. Mr.. cowun does not seek and
mr.: CailiGot, Reyonue Collector OF the Third
District OF New York. was regularly suspended BIZ
tho preaident yesterday upon charge OF miscoIi,
duat In offce, regularly fled in the Treasury De-
paItmeut. W. 8. Andrews, Second Deputy Col
cot. " n.Tai" si"-
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a. THE EUSpERSIuNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
MI rartirs who are indebted In tho estate OF haTTuITS
aES' ohaIa CO. Bankr1ips. that Ii aurh indebted,
ness Is moi adjusted before The 18TH ,ay oil October
i"ga' proceedings to compel the will be Instituted
September l6 u IONS MoI,T
anh EGlSTRATi q D oN-PINAL NOTICE.
FOURTH PRECINCT. WARDS No. G AND GaND G AND
o.-ihr Board Of Registration for the above nsme,
wards in order 10 complete tia registration OF ,s same
oS 'hs l9'h lust. registration will be held at tile wa,
ington EnBint House. Taulcrhors. street Tor Ward, Nc
and .. TRe'dny. Wednesday and TAursaay next th.
ioth llth and 18th dsys OF srpImber from 10 O'Clock
each day. ~
And at the Eagle Engine Hoilsc Meeting ,,,rc, III,
following week for Wards No. 6 and :. on 7a,sfu,
"wednesday and Tharsday the 18th, 18th aud 18th Sep
tomber. FROM to o'clock each day. ufcr which tl,
books will positively be closed.
The registration lists will be exposed Tor ,Ii .xn,ui
hatloh VIZ AT the Eagle Engine Huuse o, Mandsy ami
fnrsaay The Gki Rnd 2tt insi.. nn thu Washing Ion
Engine House on Wednesday,. Thur,idy and Frtsy the
25h eGth and aTtl September. from II to oaIcl esc,
day. after which time. fur two days. viz: Saturdav ,bs
2sh. aud Monday 9oh September tile Boar,l will, r.ys,
ana correct tho lss aud register any person who NAV
have been before prevented from registration The sail
revision VIII aks place at the Washington Engine Hpus.
iron, II TO O'CLOCK earh day.
NATHL TYI.EEs Ssnr
Chairman Board Registration It'll Precinct
nepiehhera sept 6, q, TO- IL. IT In. 95 ai
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ls unfatling remedy in oil Of Facls Neural
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form OF Nervous Disease fa to yield to it's magic ph.
Even The seysres OF Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nervous Dcrsngements Of many years stsnding
affecting the cntre sysoIn, arc completely and permn-
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It s In constant by the best phyacians who give It
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail on receipt OF 81 and two postage stanps. Sold
everywhere
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fremont street, Boston, Mass.
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This petition is endorsed by the Hons. Henry
Wilson, John Sherman, Ira Harrls, Horace Greo-
ley, L. F. G.: Foster, N. P. Banks, and "A. g.
Vprnn: J.. ~ .. stSl
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HaFi'L TYLEE, Sellr..
Chairman Board Registration It'll Precinct.
neplelhilerh o sept G. d. 10, IL, II, Ia. a5, 20

~ u h DEPOT AND DISBJilSIN(,
QuARTERMASTER, ATLANTA, GA September 3 1867
Sealed Proposals will he received ut this occ until 10
h. Friday. September 30 1867. AT which time they will
be opened. for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts Of FORAaEA AND STRAw. viz:
3G0, pounds Oats.
10000 pounds Hay, baiei
100000 pounds Straw bsleL
ihe Oats to lie sound, free from chat or ,i snd ,u,
Up in good strong sacks oil not less than Two or more
than four bushels per sack. Tie Hay and Straw TO s
sound. free ffum dust nud weeds and well aled The
whole to be subject TO such inBpf the Depsreu,
may direct
Bds must be TRrPLrctTE with COPY of tbis advar
haemen attached TO EACH the endorsement of
two responsible persons who willing to become srl.
y Tor tho bidder In the Nrut the contract bei awani
Gu 10 Inn. proposas hot complying with the require.
inenta nf this advertisement will be rejected.
olFery 10 commence within len tU3 days ail.r uoia
'ao o approval OF contract nrd cofuI tho rate al
not less than onethtr Of whole amount psr month
Il" he delivered In upon tho siding at the FOO, of
Forsyth street. at the Quartcrmaster's warrln,se
Forsyth street. Atlata. 0a the Quarisrmastcr NAV
direct.
Pr''ios Is for tle delivery onrthn the amount nj
Hidrrs invited to he present .prrhifel al tha
opening Of the bids
Satisfactory evidence of loyalty Of each suescssfnl hid
der and aovcncy al the peraon3 Offered az surety viii
be rfQriirsd.
The Government ieaerTr! IT," right To reeS, any AMI
aii hids
Propoaals ehoui ba addressed Ia tho uuirraensd
and endorsed "rr"polas ior the delivery Forage aud
Straw"
by order oi BfeSrt Brig idierariaral r. SA1To Chief
Quartoriusser. n.J, FARNaw0RTH
laf iaIl Iuf,n n
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BE- TNOFICE To MARINERS CAPTAINS =
ANh PILOTS Wishing To anchor their veusaa in Ash.ey
River RTo requested not to do anywhere within
ransc OF the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARTEs, on tho Charleston ami ST. Andrews side Of
the ASHLEY River; By hcb Frocsuton contact With tkr
Submarine Telegraph Cable wiii be a7oidei.
S. g. TURNER. Il. NJ.
HsTbor Masters 0firo Charleston February 4. 1sn
February I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-12

1Notice The beautiful Piano Fortcs Of
GRoVEsTEEN & CO., deemed by all good
judges to be the u!ma thule Of instruments OF the
kind.
We cannot euggcst what is wanting tn make
musical INSTRUMENT more perfect. although we arc
slow to admit that the limit of improvement can
lie attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their
present excellence. they had submitted then. to
competition with instruments of the best makers
OF this country and Europe and received the reward
Of merit, all others. the celebrated Worlds
Fair 1t is but jusce to say that the judgment thus
pronounced has not been oTcrruled by the II usical
world. Sill. by the improvements lately applied
by them to their Pianos it is admitted that a more
perfect instrument has been made They have ac.
cprdingly achieved the paradox of making excel
lencc more excellent. Surely, after this they are
entitled to the motto, IS Excclsior.''
October %, lS66-Iy.