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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-13

% A. was received Yesterday
in tbetH. sof Reps. .drom the General of the
sfp5 containing = Statement Of the votes cast
for and against the State Constitutions in the
States named, as follows: North Carolina, foE
92,59O, against II $780, South Carolina for, 10
75s, against q, 28s;; Georgis,for S9eo7, against
II, 800; Louisiana, for IS, 152, against 49, 73s;
Alabama, FOR 69,SO7, against 1905.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-13

q VBrorsen's5 periodical comet was observed at
the National Observatory 10 Washington, by
Professor Hall, on Che evening of May llth.
Mr.. William Chambers, che Edinburgh pub
Usher, is busy on his, autobiography, which
will appear some time during the present year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-13

The speech OF Senator Crimes DELIVERED 10
secret session, against the Impeachment, Elsa
very strong argument, well expressed BE
concluded with this manly and honorable senti!
ment: 81 cannot suffer my Judgment of the
law governing this ease to be influenced by POI
litical considerations. [ cannot agree TO- de-
stroy the harmonious working ofsthe Constitu.
ton, for the sakeot getting rid of an unaccepta-
bic President Whatever may be my opinion
III the Incumbent, q cannot consent to tfiae
.Wi,h sbs high Office. he holds. lean :dolnoth-
inn which; byS Implication, may be- construed
inteapsppravva os imp achmentsf asa part Of
future political machinery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-13

In the House Of Representatives Yesterday
yIr. Mungenf asmember Of the Gommittea 8of
Investigation into theitreatment ofFederal SO !
diers To- Southern prisons, stated THAT he was
able 10 prove that the Confederate authorities
had offered three times their value in cotton
and tobaeoo for medicines to be used for rthe
prisoners 1t Andersonyille, under the SeoutEolo Of
Federal surgeons Mr.. NJ. stated that be made
this statement simply as a matter of justice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
NETWORK STATE MILITARY ASSOCIATION.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 21-The State Military
Association met here this afternoon, Gen. Lloyd Aspn
wall President IN the chair large number Of officers
we're present Gen. Aspnwall delivered the annual ad
dress reviewing the condition OF the State National
Guards and making various suggestions for promoting
The treasurer reported the expenditures Of the Assoc
alton for the year at 1902 10.
-On motion Of Col. Thompson a committee OF one
auuOuted from each division district To select officers Of
no Association for the ensuing year consisting Of Col
Martin MAJOR Van Horn, Col. Butler, and Major-Gen
Howard.
,rhe case Of Gen. Farchid finally disposed OF 10y
the adoption OF resolution, offered by Col. Thompson
dscharedng him from all further obligations To the
Society
A communication was received from AdiutantGeueral
Marvin. stating that he would recommend
amendment to the Military Code by reducing tho
maximum force OF the National Guard, now fixed
at $1,000 men, 5000 $4,000 andalso ask for apprO
priaOn to make Oenment OF the reserve militia So
that yearly tax may he collected and fund reserved
independent OF the necessity OF taxing the people for the
support of the military.
Col Butler offered resolution urging the Introduction
OF Pr0fessOTsips Of Military Instruction IN the various
Academies Of the state.
Gen. Aspinwan offered n resolution recommending an
amendment 10 the law OF 1867 creating Provost Marshal
10 be appointed by the commander of each brigade
whose duty shall be 10 attend and supervise rcgimcna
eourtsnarta In each brigade the collection Of INES
The resolution referred 10 the Committee Oh Amend
ments.
on motion OF Capt. Heath. a committee OF three
appointed to consider the pTOprey of holding the annual
meetings In the several division districts and Of
changing the time OF holding such meetings.
Bedell offered Of resolutions adopted by
the officers OF the Twenyhrs Brigade, proposing certain
amendments To the Code, which were referred 10 the
Committee on Amendments.
The Convention then adjourned 10 l04 o'clock Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase. VIII find it for their interest to ad
yertise In TIE TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation Ia
larger than that Of other newspaper aud scattered
through every State and Territory well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible, stating the advan
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that the three editions Of THE
TRIBUNE, scmWeekly, and Weekly, subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged Is cents per line, each in
sertion 10 DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, % cents per lire in sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value
ndy medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
IN4KLLlGENCE.
PORT OF gEw.YoRK........JAS

CLEARED.
s ss,%S P% a;.i Sf Saas Bs.Ps' Os l@t . 60
~, sn.lip Cbrs,rrsse Johnson Portland. p. 4. Ares
steamship Zodiac Rogers savannah narav, FeIts Co
Steamship Carroll Hoiens Baltimore, c. ". Peryei CO.
fg S S,b P @ Bas LoS sio Aas Brett Son Co.
Barb Ban B CLshOIn. Gibraltar Malta aud PasAo Pension
Esls "a Plata rsp sgss Malta s,6 for s'I ha Ko'P Co
BngA Goedlae tBtl Crosby Con- and market Emission
schr aNrsuce BF hokesou' hontenego Bay Breii Son
sesr Prairie Bird tBsl Sullivan Grand Cay T L. C. T. Knox Co.
Sch W Dayea (9l Nicholson CoraSah CTaAdA, umPhray
sesr Horarl Griffin, Mobile " II. Brigham.
seeT rrie ATtss%iai CATS JasGSys Soh" s oSsItq9
scba Adsias EIrooi Esood Mobile & D. Hurlbut 4 CO,
Steamship Arizona M.ury' &pinva l,A Inst, $50 n with
treasure pass aad mlse to steamship 49,
Faesco hence r Gspav Lett N port steamship 4go for Nes
lSh %sS a as,s ,n' Sn,b 0T RE- ga" abr Dec qs P
ha Penambao Jan Para 9Th AMIDST Thomas 1871 with mde
steamship AGO. Hodge, Norfolk mdse L. McCready
steamship Montgomery LYONS Savannah and pass
Losden Jsu 49, 100 passed steamship Herman Livingston
hence for Savannah Had strong head vind from at'es Sandy
steamship saragos.a Crove Charleston. with md.e pass
Brs E@l Conner coi 81 kaGre%s g. CHRISTIE. savannah La
saw al scr painted SeS about s5 tans base ashore
GsS S h' sie Sa 81 her, s EH ri Conner sis
DAYS Of aiies With strong nor'ey gales Anchored the Lover
Brs del Mar Bro Peti Sheet HaIsOr y s. 60 days with
Schr Harvest Queen (BEl Corvallis with potatoes 10 A.
Scbr FIpres. Anderson Camden Me.
schr Jshn stoeAham Price; Portland Me
Schg. Annie CaroA. Randof, Harlem for Jersey City.
SAILED.
Steamships Persia for Mserpoo Rising Star for Aspinwa Bu
Charleston Saratoga Norfolk; World Pranca
London Jas su liaYre Gold hanter for sn Francisco
DOMESTIC FORTS.
roRrRFs MONROE 2Urhe Hattie Is DAYS Martha
ique ashore. l2th
Cad Island three miles seah Of Oregon Inlet vessel u
the Constructing Company went - tsnder assistance which De
cnrd b. the captain OF the brig The Hattie only te old
Me- copper fastened and last adyees remained
the the
vessel viii probably OF without material damage eeckng
fromN with tnderSu agea her relief yester-
The schooner C. b. Bogg Merritt fom Malaga for Baltimore put
yeseay distress and short Of provisions On the M inst
while Gu 10 gale she lost her b aud split Der main and
carried her h overheard another
landed him safely
sch Rah Post bading NssYok Spoke 20 ship Portland
bound Boston, LAT ~ n. 20 ". The
Baltimore The
Rio With coffee for orders reports speaking Dec 49, Ham.
burg bark Fda lat las long % IL W. steering
American ship John o. Baker If NewlOrk 25 - long
The Ms,o which. during last summer between
Norfolk aul vest Point connecting with the York River Railroad has
withdraw repairs IL is understood that she viii the
route Norfolk Fortress
account Of Ice IN Delaware Bay She Ni be repaired
her trips the weather will permit The
British loading Norfolk with Liverpool IL haB
been raining harllheFe al day. Weather foggy.
Bosros 2sAruNcd Arppo Liverpool
Jau. T. aud Queenstown tih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
Sort calarO,n's Autitt.

STATE or NKw.roRK, ;
PoRr.wARpHSs OFVcK, No - "ihala-t
NOTICE Is hereby given, III accordance with
seetoa % Tie A., passed April II is esila 40 AsI
the iens Umer the Port Of he~ lo 70 al persons
having charge subject matter Of such inquiry
survey that oWBg vessels are nov unle eta
the Port Naneua that said SURVEYS OF EXAMINATIONS
COMPLETED within succeeding ns notice. on boad '@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
60 ytt.

AN ELEGANT (furnished) COUNTRY RES
"A IDENCE be RENTED for years with 80 ACRES Of
very valuable land The house story brick one with al the
complete and situated half mile south OF Ne
T. Of Lake The groands
filed with bbery and flowers There
spacious stables boahouse bahholae aud az Ice
hone fl tenant house barns Ic on The aee u vas ormrry
residence 81 g. banker No 80 Nast Possession
April before necessary Fo particulars address GREENE
SMITH. Geneva " Y.
ITO LET or LEASE-The five-stOry STORE,
Il No 81 Bowery, Canast Apply TO -
ITO LET, CHEAP-FIRST LOFT of store
No ~ Chsnbersst 25I5 west OF Broadway Apply to JOS
BAYLEY. No 2ol Fultonst
no BOOK PUBLISHERS and BUSINESS
MIN. To lease, A OF NashngIonpsce
Broadway house ard ground about IS feet vide Apply HOMIE
MORGAN, No. Pue-st QGD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
PASSFNGERN ARRTTED.

PROM SAN FRANCISCO Jan. PIN steamship AnronaG W.
Brnu s. Capt D. q. Tinker Capt Green, Capt
" 81 yna' N Wiler ". ". Dodge Emile Lesiounai, PHO
Iacobr Thomas : Lacy II A. Ross T. r Chsty, " 4 Ball Geo.
Lyon wife A. Baxter A. Dargue l. Jones W L. No EVEN
James Goodrich Mr.. Mary Smith Mrs. Robert Buier H. NJ
Cohn Mrs W Cregh aud two children Miss Jenny oregh Mrs
Capt W Jerngan D. b. Shauck wife and four children Mn Hannah
7. Gage. Hon Geo C. GorhAm, Master Goraam, cARS p
SuIa ,l4 VIE j. q BalHin, W Baldwin Mrs W H. Isaaes
Kemie W W Miller, Mrs r. T. Jones and Charles
Nunes chill K Sancle Albert Matthew Antonio AbelU T.
Arbeo y. SquaTcy r. Valiant end wife. ; Asker
f-ter Dow Robinson Dr. NJ II. Burcbart, daughter aud
A. Thomas Miss Mary Psck, H. r. l. Morgan,
a. b. Mel Eiwanl Ashley Ibos Wilson, JRo. Me
Arthur POusori Park william Park, Alfred Holden
w l. Dtrru Capt John f. Ross. Mn Adele Parrot Capt X b.
AnlrrNs b. Sears H. James Johnson IA l. Bills Tom
Brown Spencer Nm Tbbet Irvine Allen, John Roberts j.
Douue " H. Robinson Miss Harriet Eli John Barrat James
John Lampough James Bouck g. 1nan Johu Henderson
Thomas Peterson Joseph Sutan g. NJ Craue Chris Ankner J. C.
Holt VIM H. Nav George L. wek John UDonne John Cochraue
AMI three children j. g. Vaughan T. p Vivian, Ihonss Bishop
Miller James. John l. Meoormck Edward Moles. T. b.
Farch H. Black. H. ysnsa Richard Bling George Ho~on' John
Iayuc. NJ. :. Norrro,s. and q. ~ the s,ecragr
PROM RIO JANklRO &C. jan Pin steamship South America
TLeo Jones, Leu T. T. Barr and l. Coughsn
T. $. n capt V Alexander. Lewis Bcl T. T. Lahge, Tleo e
oott Orton B. kline \. Davis Capt g. Briggs T. n.
Nichols u. WIN Jones H. lnrmaun H. kiesveer
IMMATURE ALMANAC
suo Rs-s..... 7;l7 sun Seis 500 Moon IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
THE BROOKLYN Y. NJ c. A. CHRISTIAN CoNvEN
TION

The opening services of the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association Christian Convention were
commenced in the Lafayetteaye. Presbyterian Church
Yesterday morning by the Rev DR.. Cuyler' as-
sisted by the Rev DR.. Andrews. After the
election OF Mr.. William Edsal as temporary
chairman committees were appointed, as follows
ON Permanent OrganizatOn-Ch Tredick, the Rev.
Mason Gallagher. the Rev VIM. Mckay, {. ". L. r. Nor.
row j. +. Anderson. jr., J. i. Harrott On order on
Busness-The Rev. Il. II. Rush, n. Milard the Rev MI
Charters James l.. Brumley, and the Kov. G. J. Wells
After address by the Rev Mr. Van Buren, OF East
New-York the Nominating Committee made the follow
ing report President, Alfred Wicks, Congregational;
Vice-Presdents, william Edsall. Methodist; the
Rev Dr. T. L. Cuyler, Presbyterian; Dwight
johnson, ,CongregatiOnali the key l. pr r.
list and William Ladd Orthodox Quaker Secretaries
James 5. Carr Methodist = b Crolus, Reformed. The
question for the morning, How can direct personal
Christian effort made universal and characteristic in
the Church OF Christp was then discussed the Rev
Mr. Watkins the Rev Mr.. Hunt, DR.. George Bennett,
Mr. f. Dobbs Mr.. Kirby, the Rev. Mr.. Seek, the Rev
Mr.. Mckay, and the Rev Mr.. Hall all spoke upon the
question. Each speaker was limited to hve minutes
time. AT III y. the Convention adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
PASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Jan PIN STEAMSHIP PersaS Mckay WIN.
Mbesou Ms McKag Nexfouasnd; Thomas Watts Ohio Rev
NJ Chitsr Mr. and Mrs Maudebanm, Mr. and Mrs Dsmng,
y 81 T. B-nnett Boston. Ford Morley, X H. Hobart,
ing p ~ Ede Cali O. Wilson, f. Boz ket, Mise Boyks't G.
r. Homer 81 Yak l. C. BOYD London Lieut. PARISH J. h. Ma
chenBoa Mrs D. (Chiban Minister children, and
servant r P4ras Mr. and Mrs J. " Eniz n u j. Hgson,
b. smith Geo Hsper Eng ". Lincoln, Boston, W Warner, o.
II Riley jersey City Barber Shefeid W J. TAYLOR Boston T.
r. Capper T. Blackburn n. y, MI and Mira J. Bnggs,
West Virginia
Jan Rim steamship PeunsyyauaMss A. De Vega Farley,
III David Joe. Masoa, and n IN seerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.
BergenaTe Van Horns Hotel 6)r 5i5Ia7 $1,000
GgEESvILLE
View bergen road. 2l5 25Ilt3
New Bergen road 40 FRcorya1e. tODXl43 liSD
Lot No Is block No a. Costers $3.50
SummitaTe, g. 80 Zabriskieaye 2DIl07...... 5000
COUNTY-SEwARk,
Me"horterst - q from Garenst 2eIs| FloO
ORASGg-wEsr ORANGE.
Trenontave. Bells prem l0oxii0 sGO
Jlb r. n from Walker road and NounnaYe acres 2O
81, ~. 'i r'saAn' 'oa'' o. - . a. "''n1' p'a 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
g,tturfs anO Mtfiings.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The Polytechnic
~ will meet THIS CTbarsyl BVENlNG o. q o'clock IN
yeons Plap OF Bridging Eas Ryet by Charles Bender l.
N" S d. TIILHAE Chairman
GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
VI TRADESMEN the CITY 81 HEN.l ORR SIXTH L1-
1E ~ he COIRSI will be given THURSDAY EVENING Jan
81 A. Cooper Institute by Rev T. WEIR D. Subject Oar
wins Theory Of Development"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
500 Ris-s... 7l 5:07 Moon Ii
SnIy HOos...... 65I Cows island 7.s7 Hell Gate 92
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
3rocklrn 8,al G5iui, for Salt.

FOR SALE-The twO-story attic and base
HOUSE frame le sfh brick brick bAemsnp and lot No
Baotirn Fulton Ferrr House Is
Tor to fof terms address g. J. G. Boz No ' o. y 1
NOR SALE-In Williamsburgh. a two-stOry
basement ani .utcea BlCk HOUSE aih all the modern
pvrHe perfect of4o Iqule premises. NJ ISL South Sc
.nlat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
guaro ann looms.

BOARD WANTED-A single gentleman wants
Poo4e room and gaA Location far up neigh
Dorhood of Please address +. G., Tribune Oace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
auttiun SaIrs Of ItaI Estate.

A DRlAN ii. MULLER, Auctloneer, VIII sen
~ public auction AZ the Exchange Saeseom, No III pLOsnn
MoSDAi jan q p o'clock by order Of ta LIs hes ot
NebSn Deceased the vuabe three starry apd basement
DWELLING HOUSE the soathey sie Of West Tenth ionn
Anos between GresnVcbaye and Waver place and 80
Ienthst adjoining the same ogetne.
lot Of ground on which the erected eOn'ani9g - zee, %
For Maps aud further particulars apply to VIM A. '" IL"
No WaHenst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01

To hisown luters,tsas we'll a. the interests Of
his Customers. and can always be found at Dis
stand. .3i6 South street, on the Divide. Virginia,
mis.im N. l.. DEXTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01

DANSER BROS. & CO. OPENED BCSl-
II ness In Virginia City May lst, 1865, for tho
purpose OF selling Clothing, Gents FURNISHING
Goods, Boots, Hats, etc, at prices 10 SUIT them-
selves, without regard to the ideas oil any one
else. This determination Of ours not suitins the
celebrated Clothing Combination OF this city,
they tried to induce Us TO join in their compact;
which we would by no means agree TO do, and
this refusal by us 10 accedc to their proposals
brought on the famous "Clothins war, from
which Banner Bros. Il Co. came out victorious
Il war not easily 10 be forgotten by the people OF
Nevada. who so largely prodted by II.
Finding all their efforts 10 run Us out OF town
and break us up quite useless, they resorted TO
bascr means to attain their ends. IheS naa an
agreement drawn up which they wanted the san
Francisco merchants to sign, by the terms OF
which they (the san Francisco merchants) We're
10 pledge themselves TO sell us no s0ods-not
even for cash-and threatened the san Francisco
merchants lin case Of their noncompliance win
the terms submitted to them with the with
tlrawal OF the patronage OF their combination.
Here again they were doomed to disappointment
but not satisfied with all the dirty work they had
attempted, they rcsorted TO tricks SIN airt.et
They offered Mr. Freehill ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and finally TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS, II he would give them lease OF the
premises occupied BY Us, but that gentleman re-
fused to comply with their wishes and act as
their tool to effect our ruin, and they Jailed again
in their effort TO drive us out OF the city, that
they might have things their own way as Oh
yore.
Now we leave the above facts with discrim.
ina,in. public We are willing to let the people
ind,c Whether acts like those named above are
10 be tolerated in free country like this OF ours.
However, the public can rest assured that we
will not be driven away against our wishes In
spite Of the Combination, we shall now sell our
stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
HATS, BOOTS. and everything else, at STILL
LOWER PRICES than ever before.
jy2O-d BANNER BRoS. & So'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-19
PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Register.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE Usow.
i organised 10 promote and protect trade,
by enabling its subscribers 10 attain facility
aud safety In the granting Of credits. and the
recovery Of claims atail points, have TO an
noun:e that they viii. on or about September
LIST. 1859. publish in one large qrarto volume:
TEE MERcuASrE' PRuTrc1lyE UxruS Nm.
cASCiLE RESEScE RTGIsrER, containing among
other things tho Names, Failure Of business,
Amount VI Capital, Financial Standing. and
rating Us tn Credit, Of over 10000 OF prin.
eipal merchants, traders. bankers, manuFaetu.
rcrS, and public companies. in more than 30.
200 Of The cities, towns. villages. ADD settle.
ments, throughout the United States, their ter.
ritoriCs. and tue most important Information
attainahlc and necessary 70 enable the mpr-
chant to ascertain At = glance the CAPtfAr.
CnARIcrER. and DloREE ~ CREnir Of such al
dalton ofcredit
The reportSand information 10 be given In
Tie RioisfTR will he confined 10 those worthy
o. some line OF credit,an as the same VIII b
based, so Tar aS practicable. upon The written
statements Of the parties tlcmselves. revised
and corrected BY well known and reliable Il.
gal correspondents. whose elaFaetSr viii
prove = gHaraniee Of the correctness 81 10. m.
formation furnished by them. Il Il believed thu
The reports viii prove more truthful and com.
rleie, and. Therefore. SuperiO: 10, and Of much
greater value. Than any previously issued.
BY aid oflhe MERcHGSTs' PRorsoryr Us,os
MERCANTILE RrPEEgscE Rrc,Srra. business
men VIII beeuubled 10 ascertain. at glance.
The capital and graduation Of credit. rs conpar.
ed with financial worth, Of nearly every n,er.
chant. manufacturer. trader. and banker. with.
in the above named territorial limits.
On or about The FIRST Of each month. sub.crl.
bcrS viii also pcceive the MoSruLY onRoStcIE.
containing among other things, a record az
SEch imroftsnt changes in the name and ronlI.
ti0n offims. lhroughoutI hc country. "A NAV nc
cur subsequent 10 tho nublicar;on Of each half
yearly vO!ume Of Tho MERc4S-ItE REFERrScs
RYeIsrtR:
Price Of The Merchants Union Mercantile.
Reference Register. fifty dollars, tSsO:) for
which twill he forwarded 10 any address in
the United States. transportation paid.
Holders Of Eve $40 shares ofthe Capital stosh
IN addition TO participating in the profits, will
rrceIveOne copy ofthe GnCGSrLE REVrRENca
kgG'SfGa fire ofchRrre holders Of ten shares
viii be entitled 10 TWO copies: and mo mara
ihsn ten shares Of the Capital Stock will be ii.
lnit"d 70 any one applicant.
All remittsBees. orders. or communications
rc'ativc To tEls book should b. addressedt to tho
Merchants Protective Union in the American
ESchange Bank Building No. 12s Broadway.
tBox 1861 New York,
rug 25-IYa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-19
West Virginia
glIL,EElI

'IfHE FALL TERM OF THIS IEsTTTu.
y TON will begin September lst 1863 :
: me-. ne SS9ps q The College. beside PRFpAR.
AToRi DEPARTMENT, embraesa fIll and
i!HosoESl Courses Of TnstruatlOn In Mcthamst.
SG. Ancient and MOlern Languages. Philor,
opnF' General Literature. Che Sciences, Agri.
culture aud NiliiRrv Tactics.
me cost OF TniIlaD. Books and Boarding
neg -nOse1ceed from $50 10 IS per annum.
an FssHeet TO health. hsautiiil scenery and
i i., moral surrounding, The plsseis IN.
ALFX. MARTIN. D. D.. President and
PROFESSOR q Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
3; SS..LYoN 4. NJ. Vice President, Profess,
t o. o. E.S.,sh LitcFstg,s, and Principal Prepa
y G9L. ]. r. FyAyyh. a. ". Professor Of
Ase !. aud oiNilftary Tactics.
: g. SrEvENs. A n Protessor N N.,r,,I
Fn.l.lnscphy and Of Natural seie,,res s'''''@.
I'M niSRI ". HARNAS, D. D. Professor Of Am,
eisat and Modern LanRuares snd Iissrss II t;s'
p. 1--WE " NILIFa. A. ", Assistsni n r..
preparatory departments, -=S's-''ss't ~ wv
GO. u. HA0Lxs. $50. s,,,,,n4.,a.,.- =.
me :, Grounds snd BAL lino. 's'e''' ''s'tA' "
Oliay S md n H1 gG"cs N. D. Isrturer On PaysI,
,s IG S: sSg> 4. p,lLE. Leeipler on Civil and
AAa Voa' dbl!iaRal Law, y s,''' s4S
No.. ALEX. MARTIN.
--SsSHssasS, wet W. Iocsl-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-19

DOES II PAY TO ADvER71sE.-Doss
advertising pay? The universal answer
Is that il does. and there IS hardly . per-
son bu. can give one OF more instances
within bis knoRledgs ofnen who have
made fortunes By advertising. Ask not
merely che patent medicine men. but go
to men in ordinary mercantile pur-
suits.
People are quite ap, 10 go uhete their
attention is called. and if they End
things as represented they will bestOw
their pa trOnage instead of spending their
time looking elsewhere.
There is no instance Oh record Of a
well sustained system of judicious ad-
ver'isiug falling Of success.
We do not soy that no man who has
not properly advertised has prospsred
10 business. but we do say that it is .
rare case where any business might not
have been greatly augmented BY a judi
cious use Of printers ink.
The fact is. that sensible. skillful aa-
verlisiug pays tenfold better than all
osber investments tina, call for . Ike
amount Of expenditure. We have felt IT
10 our own business. There is nothing
that pays like Advertising. It's. 10 re-
atty, the only royal road to wealth.
Aud yet there is no element Of success SO
little used.