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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21
IEONIMUNICATED.


The people Of Alexandra luckily have it in
their:power to send gentleman to the State
Constitutional Convention They should ts-
teen this privilege, and all who regard the
honor, interest and dignity of the city will no
doubt do So and tomorrow cast their vote in
a way that shall secure this result. Lewis
Mckenzie favoraby known to every man,
woman and child in the city, is candidate in
opposition to the political agrarlan, John
Hawxhurst-a man who has not cent Worih
of interest in the State, or In the Individuals
that he humbugs, save for what he can make
out o. them, politically Mr.. Mckenzie Is Is.
candidate for the position alluded to. Ills
friends, and he is so happily situated as to
have many such, confined to no particular race
or color, or shade of political opinion, vii! give
him a generous support. In past times they
have ayaed themselves of his services in ca
pacities legislative, executive and judicial. In
ali he has worthily fulfilled the trust reposed ID
him. As useful citizen no one stands higher;
as public benefactor his record is envlable IN
deed. lie has never turned deaf ear to de-
mand for succor, whether made IN war or peace,
or by those who agreed with him in politics or
not-yet he is firm aud consist ent Republican.
He has done as much as any other man (lnore
perhaps) to build up and advance the interests
of Alexandria, He has given work, and he
has given of his means to colored and white
alike-where he deemed the most good would
be accomplished. This is the honorable record
of Lewis Mckenzie 1t is hardly to be pre-
sumed he will be forgotten on election day by
his many friends. All decent Republicans eau
vote for Mckenzie, Hawxhurst being no more
the nominee of that party than MIR. Charles
Whittlesey, who, indeed, was nominated prior
to him, for the same place, by larger major
ity, and more intelligent convention. lia%x
hurst occupies bis present position by the ex
ercise Of the most unbushng mendaclty on
the part Of himself aud friends.
A CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN.
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-four, Col bbls egg2, 50 bbls apples, 2l9 bbls;
sugar, 81 half bbs, II, G77 lbs spokes, 500; old
iron, 81, 40 lbs ;old copper, 800; potatoes, 81
bags and bbls lard, 7 half bbls and frkinss;
bacon 1910 lbs tobacco, cases bu tie 81
tubs and irkins; sumac. ll49 SACKS, "a, 1876 IDS
5 Ety. So s5't' sn eEs D?1 o 5bs hogs eaive
and sheep II; skins, 4 bundles barytes Is
tons lumber, GC0O feet oak lumber, 2O34 #;
sand, tons cattle, sheep and hogs, II car
loads, besides 20 tons of other miscellaneous
freight Freight sent forward, G32 tons.
Loudoun Il Hampshire = Corn, 224O bushels ;
wheat, GO; oats 100; meal, G28 fruit, $40
bbs; -four, 60 bbls; butter, 7 bbls; potatoes,
II bbls vinegar bbls; calves, I; 3 car loads
stock: wood and lumbe Q cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21
fCONIAIUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
Let every Conservative citizen, every man
who has the interests Of our city at heart, or
who bears any spark Of love for his native
State every man who does not desire that the
city government Of 1864 be revived or worse
one snbstituled; every ONE who does not wish
TO see our city and State affairs controlled by
designing tricksters, or the Old Dominion ruled
by importations Let all such tail not BY any
chance to vote tomorrow. Already these men
SIRE eyulting over the prospect OF obtaining pos
session Of the State government, already they
are counting on and gloating over the spells OF
Office. Let united and determined effort be
made to defeat them Already colored men
are assembling at the call Of these adyentu-
rera They are registered here, but have no
other claim to citizenship. They are arriving
here from the country to vote. See to 1t that
no white Conservative vote il lost on thr0Wn
away. A elan has arrHyed themselves against
III, they are drilled, instructed. Let the Con
servatives take lesson, and vote as solldIy
against thelG CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21
t0MNTTICATED.

At the municipal election last Spring, an old
colored man approached the polls and deposited
his ballot, voter for the first time. As he
passed away, he remarked, Else done libed
dis seventy two year, and nebber voted lore.
But bless de Lord, l3c done voted dls day
thee hmes ...
let our citizens see that their votes are not
offset at The election to morrow, by such trip
icatr voting as above. 1t IL the interest OF!
all to defend the purity Of the ballot.
VOTER
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III A RIM l. LIS 3.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-OCT. 81

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to 3.
Wheat.
Steamer Kennebec, Talbot, Baltimore, to j.
Broders s. Co.
Steamer Geo II. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia
to NJ Eldridge i GO: -,
Schr Frunces, Gibbs, Boston, plaster, % NJ.
Eldridge x Co.:
Sche Anna =. Berg in, Ihompson, Washing
ton, to NJ Eldridge & Go.
SAILED.
Schr. Anna N. Edwards, Elliott, Fall NiYer;
grain by w. a. Moore. rs
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has also been placed in this Exhibition, which
will be entered by Mr.. CHAS. WHITE, who
will give sensational performance while in the
midst Of these formidable and ferocious beasts
The ELEPHANT Lalla Rookh, recently
imported from the Geological Gardens, London,
England.
4 peculiar and exceedingly thrilling feature
in the show will be the carrying of q
LIVING WILD LION tn ROUGH THE
STREETS,
uncuged and mechanically 81 ght seldom seen
at the same time perfectly safe, the animal be-
ing under the thorough control of its keeper.
The Equestrian Company embraces the elite
of the arenc art.
The Elephant, Learned Pony, and Trick
Horse Grey Eagle" will be introduced by
The COMIC MULES will be introduced by
DR.. Thayer, and the THREE CLOWNS will
produce their own credentials unassis,ed.
The gorgeous BAND-CHARIOT with the
splendid Band Of Musicians, will be followed
by the magnitcently decorated carriages and
vans, and will prove to be an cminently impo
sing spectacle, very rarely seen IN this country.
ADMISSION '..'...oO Cc'ltS
Children, under ~ years of age...........25 cents
Two Performances Daity-Afternoon at :,
Evening ut 7!
See pictorial and descriptive Bills
WILL EXHIBIT AT ALEXANDRIA
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY,, Oct. % Y 30
oct Pit
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New Wagons, by Jacob Rech, Girard avenue,
and Eighth street, Philadelphia.
New Harness, by L. J. Lloyd, Albany, r. \"
of the most exquisite orl.manship and design;
New Trappings and Caparisons. New Seats and
Upholstery, New Decorations, Banner and
Flags, rev and elegant Band Chsrlot, and
splendidly Decorated Cages. The Pavilion
. nightly brilliantly
ILLUMINATED WITH GAS,
Manufactured by Thayer & NOyes' new porta-
bio GasworEa, and the only travelling estab
Iishment in the world that is go beautifully and
perfectly lighted.
THAYER q MOVES take pleasure in an
nouncinr that their long established and favor
ite Circus and Animal Exhibition has been
reurganized and completely renew
ed in every dctaiI-thua enabling the manage
ment to present the public with something fresh
and attractive, embracing all the paraphcrnalia
and adjuuctS necessary 10 q iirst-claSs Circus.
The proprictora take especial pride in direct
ing attention to the
EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
which is composed of all the old fayVIite9,
H0rsemcn, Gymnasts and Acrohat:, in the pr"
lrs=i0n. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

At Abingdon, Va, by the Rev MI. Wharton,
Of the Episcopal Church, on Wednesday, the
10Th instant, at the residence of the brides
mother, VIM. NJ. IA LIAFERRO, ESQ.,, of the
abingdon bar, to Miss SUE q. MICHEL,
young est daughter of the late Harvey Michel,
of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

NOTiCE.-All persons having claims against
are requested to present chem for settlement;
and all persons indebted to the said firm are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
q. NJ. MON OE Is duly authorized to settle
all claims aga nGt the said firm, and receipt for
all claims Or debts due said firm
$3.50 JAS NJ, SrEUART
oct q eo6t Receiver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

From official sources it is learned that the
case of Jefferson Davis will undoubtedly be
tried next month whether Chief Justice Chase
shall preside or not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

SCENE IN WILLIAMsBURG.-At Radical
meeting in Williamsburg few days slnce a
discussion came off between 'Colonel" David
B. White, candidate for the Convention for
the district composed of the counties of Eliza
beth City and Warwick, and DR.. Norton, col
ored candidate for the York and James City
district In the course of the discussion DR..
Norton read an order issued by Gen. Butler in
a November, 1864, which is as follows:
Hons DEPT. Va. T. NoRTu CAROLINA, [
ARMY OF THE JAMES, Nov. "a, 1864. {
David B. White, late Major Of the New
York Volunteers, who has left the service,
cannot be elected as sutler in this Department..
Field officers leaving the service voluntarily
cannot take the place of boot blacks here. If
they have no more respect Tor the service which
have David B. White will Mt once leave this
Department
By command of Major. General Butler:
ED. W. SMITH, a. A. G.
The reading of this document led to an al
tercation, IL which the colored people took
sides with Dr. Norton, when, TO escape, Col.
White jumped from window into the street,
and ran at the top of his speed, pussuet by
colored people 1t is thought that but for
feet heels the candidate for Elizabeth City and
Warwick might not have stood poll 90 the
22nd. $50 .i.-tt# ~
FOREIGN NEws.-Cable dispatches of Sat
urday state that the London Times asserts in
leading article that Ratazzi the Italian Prime
Minister, is pledged to enter Rome as soon as
the French feet sailed. (2) The seaport held by
the insurgents is not Ostia, but Orte, on the
Tiber, in the Province OF Viterbo. y steam
ship from Melborne arrived at London on Sat
urday with e5OO,OOO 10 gold. The Fenian ex-
element continues in England. Ga Friday
evening efforts were made to burn the
police station at Chester. The Government
has taken precautions to prevent any surprise.
Gable advces of yesterday state that the
Paris journals of Saturday concur in declaring
that the Italian Government must ammo unce
Its determination either to support the reyolu-
tionary movement against Rome, or to execute
the provisions OF the September Convention,
and that in the next twenty-four hours Franco
will decide for peace Or war accordingly.
A petition has been presented to the Pope
praying that the Italian troops be allowed to
occupy Rome 1t was signed by twelve thou
sand Romans, and was presented by the City
Council headed by the Senator of Rome,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

REMARKs-The market opens flat, with a
general decline in prices. Flour is weaker, but
nominally unchanged, the supply on hand be-
ing so limited. that the retail demand sustalnS
quotations Wheat has received u sudden
check, and prizes this morning are from 10 to
]5c below those Of Saturday. We note sales OF
about 300 bushels white ut 250a2G0 for fair to
good and 1850 bushels red ut :!3I for a lot of
damaged, and 245a25Q for fair to good. Corn
has also suffered u further decline Of ;'aJr, with
sales of 100 bushels mixed at III and l2o, prin-
cipally at the latter figures Rye quiet, ut &
decline, and sale. Of $50 bushels at 1877. Oats
are weaker, but the decline is not So heavy, the
sales being at G0a6S, with 1000 bushels offered.
At the opening Of Change there was an indis-
position Oh the part Of sellers to yield 10 the
fail in prices, but before the close there was 3
general acquescence, and nearly sl the Grain
offered was disposed of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

A fatal explosion of the steam launch Abe
marie, belonging toAdmralP Porter, took place in
the Severn River, opposite the naval academy,
al, Annapolis, yesterday afternoon, Engineer
Hoyt,who was the Chief Engineer at the acad-
envy, was killed. Engineer Clark, John Shea
coxswain, and boy who was fireman, were
also killed. Several other boys were injured
one OF whom has since died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

COL Stanton, paymaster Of the Richmond
district, received on Saturday $4,000 toward
payment of registration in Virginia, and $751;
600 to pay off the troops.
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NAIIN0A1 Az
4 btlOMAC
TRAN SpGRTAVrTON JINE

DpIOMAC
FOR EXANDRIA, WASHINGTON ,.r
GEORGETOW n, D. G. CONNECTING, ~
AQUA CREEK WITH THE RICHNOyn
FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMACP =
-r~-,. THE STEAMER EXPRESS
6 - Captain A. 9. Nckle, leavog Ri;
more from Pier No. s, Light street wharf, eynrr
TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p m, for the ubGr,
cities, and stopping at the following way poi. y.
on the Potomac: Point Lookout, PineY POM
Foxweps Wharf, Curiomsn Bay, BurrI',
Wharf, Stones Wharf, Chapel Point, Mstbi.s
Point, Aquiu Creek, connecting with railrosH
to Fredericks burg and Richmond, Smith,. p
and Glymont. Returning leave: Wu=hingt,1
at q n, and Alexandria al 7 q. IL. c?c,y
SATURDAY.
.,,-~, THE STEAMER KENEBFc
sssssaSs5EsaE Captain !. S. Talbot, leave, BI,
timorc from Pier No. s, Light street wharf. ey
cry FRIDAY, at p. m, for the above ci,ir
and stopping at the following point u on the Po.
tornac River: Mundy's Point kinsalr, Pincy
Point Plowden's Wharf, Pope Creek, Mathis.
Point, Naniem0y Stores, Aqua Creek connra..
ing with railroad to Free cricksburg and kicf
m0nd, Smith Point and Glylnont Returnu,
leaves Washington at u. H. and AlaynuITi.
VI ~ H., every ESDAT.
M.:,- Freight Of all descriptions Carried y, r,,.
rates For further information app!ylo
j. BRUDhkS & CO
No H. King street. A!cyAudG
}. B. BRYAN h BRO
24G Pennsylvania av., Whshiag,a,,
4. MERIDIAN ), SON>
AZ. Light It. wharf Bal!mor.
l. Il WATERS.
NH 7--tT lUJ, Mater -Lrc.L, GrDggcl0Ul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, Va, rendered at the June term
1867 in the suit Of Follin against Foin and
others, shall proceed, 1T y o'clock IN, on
MONDAY, the fourth day of Novem ber 1867
Chat being the day for the session of the Circuit
Court to otle at public salc in front ofthe Court
House Of said county, Il TRACT OF LAND. con-
tanning about THREE HUNDRED AND FOR
TY ACRES. 1t is situated on the waters Of
Wolf.trap Run, in said county, near the Village
Of "Vienna," Oh the AleXandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad, and adjoining the lands Of
Major Williams and others. The tract has been
divided, and will be offered in smaller lots rep
resented by plat, which will be exhibited at the
sale. This land is located in a most desirable
and improving neighborhood, is well Watered,
healthy, the soil good, and in fair state Of cul-
tivaton. Its proximity by railroad to the mar
kets Of Alexandria, Waahington, and George
town adds greatly to it's value.
TERMS OF SALE One tenth OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand, and the residue in
equal instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the day Of sale, with interest, Sc.
cured by the bonds Of the purchasers, with good
personal security, and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid. Stamps and con-
yeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Fairfax co oct II. cots Comm Of Sale.
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STEAM PACKETS.

NEW MERCHA MIS- LINE,
REV YOKE, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TOE y GEORG EIDW \ STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
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3 0 A r D l N &
Families desiring spacious apartments and
comfortable board can procure them on tavora
bile terms at
l. N CARRIERS,
no. SO PRINCE STREET,
Also, transient boarde:s accommodated.
oct2l.if film
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POPULAR GOODS -
/ AT POPULAR rKl. ~
NOAH WALKER < co. .-
3G6, rEHNA. AVE, BET. 9Th and I'm , "'-
(Metropolitan Hotel Bnii44HnEJ - =
WASH NGlDN, - ,,'.,,.
We have on hand, and are constantly '0'''
ing, Of our own manufacture, ,o.,o,.
BLACK CLOTH FkDCh Coz |TT-:.i-
Black Cloth Sacks and Walking C"H'i' -: /,
mere Sacks, with Vest: and P"n lI',. Tr..l
match Black Doeakin nnd 1nGty co'"'=
mere Pants. Cs.-
Overcoats in I'll the yatioty n BosYe''' '
tors and Meltons. l.,,I,. {,
BOYS Clothing, in great variety and s'9 &c.
fit boys from 3 to 20 years of age c..;,;,ia. "
The reputation, experience ana sL'' nnblit
the.above house, are guarantees TO t Tue, nrri,c-,
thut they will always lind, ut reasonable p,",e
the latest and most desirable style" '"' w.
men, Youths and Boys.
Washington, oct lO-lm ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD The following are
the receipts Of produce, &c. by railroad, for
the past week: ....-.
O., 4, 81 NJ. r. R--Corn, G24S bushels; wheat
s69l; oats 4637 rye, 1853; meal, 81; bran,
30 corn in the ear, 100 bushels; onions, TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-21

The Coal TRADE.-We notice 40 material
change in the trade this week further than
there appears to be more activity in red ash
and the smaller sizes of white ash coal. These
command ready sale at an advance Of about Is
cts. per ton. The rest still continue dull.
The supply of vessels is better at present than
it was last week and the early part Of this, but
not sufficient for the wants Of the trade, and
Fights have sn upward tendency. The ship
ping season for this year being short freights
are not likely to become lower, but in all prob
close.
Prices of coal We quote as follows: Broad
top 81 80 to S; gas coal S..
For Eastern shipment, white ash steamer and
broken, S. 25; egg and stove, 81 So Locust
mountain broken and steamer, $4a4 10; egg
and stove, 81 25a4 30; all stove, 81 40a4 60
Red ash egg and stove, $4 40a4 rs and Lykens
Valley, S. %, as to quality, on board of vessel.
Philnda. ::nler. Of SATURDAY.
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sf,a. THESTEAMSHlp;5 +. &. kNlGBI
sziSE,xSin and JOHN GIBSON will ,aiIirom p.
-, East River, New York, for AIeyandria snl
the District Of Columbus, every SATURDAY
EVENING ut o clock and will leave Alec
sndria every FRIDAl EVENING, Al I
y clock, for New York.
The steamships Of this line "re hrst-cl".., and
sill weekly between the above named po,l:
The Company have made thorough arrsAgo.
ments for the transportation Of through tCcIg4,
to al points north; and connectins with H..
Alcxamdria, Lnudoun s. Hanpshire, and OgGaas
and Alexandria Hailrunds, and AL point: Haol&
and West,
All freight must be seat to the dock e@rIy Oil
the day Of sailing. For freight and P4:saage al
ply In HENff Z, NlNShIF'
10 n, north Union St., A.cAa
&. 2. HOUGHION, < G."
4 GENT Washington and GvJrGc!o"..
mn lJDnh T.
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EVER YTHIMG N EW !
SEASON OF 1867.

Everything Excellent!
An Entire New Establishment including n
new and extensive Marquee, new appoint
rnents and new properties
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GOLD.
MARRIED..

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Gold to-day. l4355
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ALEXANDRIA,.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.

.... ALEXANDRIA,.
MOUNTAINEERING, OCTOBER 81.
THIS ELECTION, for or against Convention,
and for Delegates to the proposed Convention,
takes place tomorrow throughout the State of
of Virginia. The importanceoi this election,
notsonly on account of the present, but in ref
-erence to the future, is SO generally acknowl-
edged, and so appreciated by the public, that
the usual. newspaper appeals on occasions,
when a popular vote is to be taken, seem to be
entirely unnecessary. Every one should be
deeply impressed with the momentous consid-
erations involved and should act accordingly.
.If a Conyeption should be called, let every
man think how vtally interested he is in hav-
ing the majority there opposed to the wild aud
pernicious schemes Of the ultra radicals, under
the guidance Of their Radical leaders--interested
personally pecuniarily- interested as citizen
of the country, as citizen Of Virginia--inter-
ested as business man, and a. member of
society," the peace, happiness, and prosperity
of which, in the days to come, may, and prob
ably will, depend upon the RESULT p .
iss$E 80 O tIFsf",A.s 1sS'
An attempt was made to hold an anti Hum
nicutt Radical meeting in Richmond, ON Friday
night, but the AHunnicuttersr rallied and effectual
" prevented any proceedings Of which they dil
notapproye. The Richmond Dispatch says ;;
'''Quite number OF ex officers and soldiers OF
the q. S. army were in attendance, but awed,
we suppose, by the evident character of the
packed assembly, hesitated TO take the initla-
tory steps towards organizing the meeting, and
thus let the Radicals have entire control. :
The .ex-of6cers and soldiers are OF those who
lately assembled in Convention to get UP a
party Of their own
The National Intelligencer says The
great fall in cotton seriously affects business
prospects in the South. The planters will not
make their expenses, and those who have
rented land will lose money. A large amount
Ct Northern capital invested in cotton planting
will5be lost Cotton of the new crop now COM
ing into market is selling in the principal cot
ton depots OF the South at fourteen or fifteen
cts, tax included. The buyer generally pays
the tax, so the planter obtains about twelve
and half cts, currency, pound. 49,
In July last Capt Morris Schaf, command
ing the Mount Vernon Arsenal near Mobile,
Alabama, having ordered Mr.. Frederick B.
Sheppard, citizen OF Mobile, to be brought
to the arsenal by squad Of soldiers, during .
dispute.shot him, from the effects:of which he
died about week after. Capt. Schaf, pre-
vious to the death of Sheppard, was tied, not
on charge of assault with intent to kill, but
on charge of conduct "unbecoming an Off
csr,;' and some trivial sentence imposed upon
him The President has now ordered him to
be tried: for murder. . ~. y i sans ~.
la A fatal explosion of the steam launch Abe
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

LAND IN PhihpsoEn Pu1am oelaty l. y mae, from ="
kplg and Garis0ns and the road Nelson's Ms tOJ
G De Khan and W. Gou'euea pleasantly Faat'd with tn
view VI The Hudson River. .
Fer particular inquire ~ L. H. nc(Ol Cold Spring; JAMES
TAYLOR No ine-st
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

HAMILTON g.. KIMPT0N.
MERCHANT TAfIORS,
- No. los STRAND opposite Err.sr Hi, LoSpos 0.d "a
eptieeu visiting England and p.sing through Lonaon h @
ace be we'll selected Of Cloths Beavers "bnHs sea ~ ~.
iugr the very test materials. er y ~ u.a,I
~'-'''''' '- No. los STRAND, LONDON.
pARIS SILKS, MANTLEs, FANCY y q. GQ0RRSs ~. Rss
A.. wins de France 81 Roe ViTienne ana NO ivs ~ in
.. ns, tbs Boue,srds BouIse The largest .s
Paris Prices msried IN plain bgursa English POisH
No MEASURE In 20 hours
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
0,tp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

AT No. 7JS Thrd-ave.-FOr SALE, 3 and A.
, 6y soop hek Ioases Prices from 5000
:, sSo call and get psriCulars wiz % do 90
d. rucy puoes asked JANIS hOhb
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
6itnations Wanteo-femaIcs

A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ Girl, want situations 10 10 general HOUSEWoRh, Re- AZ MFG
LOVES Btute No II Stsutonst near The BoSefr
EAMILIES and all others wanting good,
capable Female Servants German girls &C. can be suited ior sly
or eop,r AZ the EMPLOY ASSOCIATION, No leo sIhaVe oo"
sin,hst Wages mcdera,el
HERALD OF HEALTH. n-,r...,...
See Contents and Literary Announcement under New PnoAuon
New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

HERALD OF HEALTH.
So Coptsn Ssd Us Announcement uIdI New fubnesu'AA