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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
Still Another Step.

It will be seen from our report of Congress
sional proceedings yesterday, says the National
hteligencer of the nth, that Mr. Garfield, Of
Ohio, attempted to introduce bill to reduce
and improve the military establishment by the
discharge Of one major general-the one who
was last commissioned in that grade before the
lst Of January, 1868" This is a cnntempti-
bic, sneaking method Of attacking Major Gen
eral Hancock, without mentioning his name,
as he is the major general indicated What
will the soldiers who fought under Hancock,
and with him braved the danger of The field
in the fcrcest battles Of the war from its be-
ginning to its end, think Of this mean assault
upon that brave and gallant officer by such
Generals as Garfield, Schenck, and Butler?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
The Row in the Virginia Convention.

i
A special dispatch to the New York Herald,
dated Richmond, January Q, says "Quite a
stormy scene took place in the Convention to-
day that nearly eliminated in general and
probable bloody melee While Mr. Hunnicutt
was replying to the scathing record given Of
him yesterday by Mr.. Gibson, Conservative,
ELECTED by his tauuts on Virginians as Rebels
and traitors, he went far beyond the recognized
latitude Of speaker, and called Henry a..
Wise and R. NJ. r. Hunter traitors. This
brought Mr. f. w. Hunter, Conservative dele
date and relative Of the ex-senator to bis feet,
who said: "If you say r. NJ. T. Hunter is a
traitor, YOU are liar, and hurl the lie in
your teeth" Mr.. I.iggatt then arose and in
dorsed the language Of Hunter, and mostin-
diScrbable scene then ensued. DIR. Norton,
colored member, moved that the parties be
reprlmanded The Chair was thoroughly be-
wildered, and looked terrified. For time it
was feared general melee would grow out Of
the matter. Many began to feel for their pis-
tolls. and amid the confusion, one revolver Gu
the Radical side Of the house dropped on the
floor. The seargeaut-at-arms roared Order y
in vain, and the Chair brought down his ham
mer for naught, while the excitement prevail
Ell. The remarks Of Huunicuts arc generally
condemned, and even Radicals do not couute-
nance his course in this matter. Half the
house were on their feet at the same time, but
order was ultimately restored, and the affair
referred for investigation to an appropriate
committee. Much feeling exists in consequence
of this, and may yet result in encounter be-
tween the opposing parties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

AID or SOUTHERN 0RPHASs-John T Ford
the popular proprietor Of the Holiday Street
Theatre. Baltimore, with bis characteristic lib
erality, gave the house free Of expense on the
sth instant, and that fine comedian, John T.
Owens, and the regular company, volunteered
their services, the entire proceeds to be applied
to the relief Of Southern orphans in Baltimore.
The house was crowded. and the receipts are
estimated at S1100
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

A Washington special to the Cincinnati Ga
zetie saws that the West Virginia case (Jefier-
son and Berkeley countiesl, will not be reached
in the Supreme Court for two or three months
yet, and that it is not possible to tell what
issues it will present"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
LUMBER
NEW GALLERY or
PHOTOGRAPHY.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
| inhabitants ~ Cbarlestown aud the surround
ing country that he has located at Charlestosn,
having purchased tn building formerly occupied
by A. F. Smith as Photographic Gallery, and IS
prepared TO make the different STYLES Of pictures
now in vogue. Ny terms shall be moderate-give
me a call. ALLEY T. HALL.
p. s. wanted-a small House A liberal rent
will be paid. Apply at Halls Gallery.
January ., ls6s-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
Radical Spite.

Gen. Hancock having endcayored to enforce
the great American doctrine of the supremacy
of the civil over the military power, has given
mortal offence to the small-fry Radicals of the
two Houses Of Congress,
The natural result viii be TO make him
one Of the most popular men of the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

The Legislature Of West Va, will convene
at Wheeling on Tuesday the 2lst instant, and
will remain in session during the period of
forty-6ye days, the time allotted. at 81 erday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
&C., &C.,
Fair Prices.

TT has been remarked that "the Merchant sho
| offers to sell his goods below cost must either
chest himself, the purchaser or the persons from
whom he procures his merchandise IL may be
or itmay not The undersigned has not attain
ed the cmfnence Of public benefaetor 20 the ex-
tent Of selling goods at Ssote,as price or thirty
per cent less than they can be bought anywhere
under the sunl He makes no such false pret,nses
but offers his goods, fairly and squarely all round,
as CHEAP as any in the market--making only
reasonable profit. The stock has been carefully Sc
lected. Purchasers are invited to examine it.
Jan. Q, 1868. EtGbNb WEST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
SIXTY ACRES
Notice.

rT'HE Restaurant and bar OF the unaersigned y,
as usual, supplied with
CH0ICE LIQUORS,
and his friends are invited % give hin call. lie
Will sell whiskey. Of the best quality b. the pint,
quart or gallon, cheaper than Il can b. bad else,
where in The county. Remember the nlaee. at tho
old stand where he has been located for the pas.
two years. JOHN X. AVIS.
January 2, is6s-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
p, PRIVATE SALE
OF
VALUABLE MARES.

TIME undersigned will sell. at private sale, on
WE'D NESDAY. 22d Of JANUARY,
al the residence of Mr.. Frederick Shaull. mile
from Smithfeld. on the Turnpike leading to Shep-
herdstown, Is No. WORK MARES most them
with fual Terms Cash.
GEORGE w. MILSTEAD,
Jan. L. 1868 WILLIAM :. SISK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
Teacher Wanted.

rT,HE Board OF Education OF Charlestorn Town
ship wish TO employ a competent Teacher 10
take charge Of the Fleetwood" School,
January Q. 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

For Sltetg, Economy, and Brhlidncy Of
Flame. is Unsurpassed.
rINHE leading merits are. viz: LIST. 1t is simply
constructed, and the draft is so arranged as to
prevent the parts contiguous to the oil from be-
coming heated to cause the generation OF gas,
therefore IL nOn-exposive.
ID. The glass chimney can be removed BY the
hand at the lower part without burning the fingers.
Sd Ii saves oil. For sale by
Jan. IG, 1858. KEARSLEY SIlEERER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

Hon. John l.. Preston has accepted the invi-
tatiOn extended by the literary societies of the
University Of Virginia, to address them on the
fnsl day Of the ensuing session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. IA. G. Thurman
was to-day elected United States Senator. The
v&Si stood, in the Senate: Thurman 10. b.
F. Wade 49, In the House: Thurman IS,
Wade 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16

IN order to meet the wants Of the Public, and
conform to the late declines in the cities, shall
from this time forward, sell goods a, greatly re-
duced prices. The special attention Of the ladies
is called tn our stock OF DRESS GOODS, which we
are selling "f at cost ] also have nice line Of
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, SATTINETS, BOOTS,
HATS, GROCERIES, de-, all Of which will be
sold as low as the lowest. All ask is a call, and
il my prices are not as low a. others. do not ex
pect 10 sell. DAVID HOWELL
January Q, 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
Good Timber.

T, will be sold in whole or in part, tosuit pur-
chasers.
1t is seldom that so desirable property is in
the market, possessing as it does 50 many 10
cal advantages, viz: healthy location, good
neighborbood, turnpike road, convenience 70
Markets, Churches, Schools, &c, &c.
This property will be sold in Fee Simple
and free from all circumference.
Possession given on the LIST Of April, 1868.
TERMS:
One third cash and the balance in two equal
annual payments with interest from the day
of sale, the purchaser giving bonds for the
deferred payments, secured by lien on the
property.
JOS. A. CHAPLINE,
WM. G.. BUTLER,
JOHN +. SCHLEY,
Speci& CommisSiOHeTs.
Jan. 2, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
winchester & Potomac Rail Road.
TIME TABLE,


Trains going West
Leave Harpers-Ferry at 20 A. ". and % p. ".
Leave Shenandoah at - A. NJ. and 70 =. N.
Leave Keyes' Switch 81 A. NJ. and 81 p. u.
Leave Halltown at 46 A. NJ. and t3 =. ".
Leave Charlestown at S 0i 4. NJ. and 81 +: NJ
Leave Cameron at % A. NJ. and 05 j. NJ
Leave Summit at s 40 A. VI. and 10 I. VI.
Leave Vaudeville OF A. NJ. and 80 VI.
Leave 0pequon Bridge . 06 A. NJ. and SO 7. y.
Leave Stephenson's at . q A. NJ. and ~ 7. ".
Arrive at Winchester Q IS A. NJ. and IS Z.
TRANS going East.
Leave Winchester at 10 IS A. ". and 90 7. ".
Leave Stcphenson's at 10 46 A. NJ and 3 80 T. VI.
Leave Opequon Bridge 10 81 A. VI. and 81 7. NJ
Leave Vaudeville at IL 90 A. NJ aud Oh =. VI.
Leave Summit Point II IA A. NJ. and % 7. N.
Leave Cameron at IL rs A. NJ. and 81 Z. N.
Leave Charlestown at IL 80 A. VI. and 81 L. NJ.
Leave Halltown at IL az A. NJ. and IL J.. VI.
Leave Keyes Switch at So and S 20 7. NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II OIL A. NJ. and 40 !. ".
Arrive Harpers- Ferry IL OSA. NJ. and - 4. ~.
A. b. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Jan. 0, 1865. Master Of 7rGH,portdhon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
CAUTION.

A Ii persona are hereby warned against cutting
N the timber hauling of the wood, or trespas-
sing in any war, up'sn the farm Belonging 70 the
heirs Of the late George Isler. The Law will be
rigdly enforced against all parties violating this
notice. JOSEPH CRANE,
January Q, 1861 Executor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-16
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND
NEAR MYERSTOWN.

IN obedience b. 4 decree of the Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County. West Virginia, made
at the October term, 1867 Of the said Court, 10
the case Of Joseph Myers complainant W. FL
ward Bovlns and others. defendants depend
ing therein in chancery, the undersigned, Spe-
cial Commissioners. named in said decree, viii
offer for sale, at public yendue. 20 the highest
bidder before the Carter House in the town Of
CharlestowD, jefferson County, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY, 1st day Of FEBRUARY
1868, at u o'clock noon,
Tract ofLand
Containing about SIXTY ACRES, belonging
to Joseph Myers, situate near Mycrstown, IL
said comfy, being part Of said Myers pHr-
chase from VIM. j. Harris and jeremiah llar-
ris, heirs Of George Harris deceased, said
purchase being the 4-7ths of the Harris tract
and the land which will be offered Cor sale will
be about
SIXTY ACRES
Of said 4-7ths 50 purchased by Joseph Myers
Of said Heirs Of said Harris
As authorized in said decree a survey will DO
made and plat prepared by S. Howell Blown,
a Surveyor. showing tie b0undaresof said part
Of said land TO be offered for sale and same vii
be ready for exhibition before and on tbe day
Ofsale.
The quality Of the land referred b. is that
of the best Jefferson land and its location 10
the most desirable section of the County
TERNS.-0ne half in Cash and the residue,
in twelve months with interest from the day oil
sale on the deferred payment. 49,.
CHARLES J. FAULkNbk,
ar ISAAC FOUKE,
Special Commissioners Of Sale.
JannarY 2. 1sGs-5t
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

and Bhesd Oats dali held Al 76a77e buyers Rye dull and
lover; 81 co. Cotton dali and nomina Mddng 2c de.
Pork quiet but 1m at &8 Buh Meats held at 2d4 for
heavy Sides l Bacon In moderate for sbouhers
and ollie for Clear Ribs and Clear Sides Lard demand at lite
LoUIsvIE laTobaceO-sales lI3 hbds Lugs esasoi
Leaf $lGS2 % FOurSuperGne, So Wbeat-Prme Red ~ 10
81 20 COrn In buk od93c Oats 75d73o Rye 90 Gotten,
21e for hdd1g CoHeeRO 9b92sc sugarRe6hed STANDARD
Mess Pork S2a Bseon-Sboud l3 G33c Clear Sides
Packed Lard 9e kegs l9lc whisky-Raw free 80 l0G$2 49,
New Copper, 10 bond, 80c.
MEMFf l3-COttou dun and nominal; receipts bae
ports "a bales Flour quiet Bacon du Sbonder l2ic Clear
lc Lard l9a2oc Corn Csc Oats 8OaS2n Wheat nomnslT
ST. Lor June 13Tobaeco active but unchanged Cotton
dull Flour heavy; Superfbe Sc 5O0S7 25 Double KItra W
Wheat defined 500c Prime to Fancy Red Pail, 81 %0$2 0i
Fancy White 81 65 Spring quiet s IS Choice Soh Iowa Corr
Mixed and yellow, s2l a8c White S5G9 Oats firm, 76G1Se ne
steady 81 29$l 10 Provisions heavy Mess Pork generally held
at $3.50 go 5A good lot offered at S27 5 with blye
Bacon du Shoulder l3 Clear Sides 6i0l7c Lard dull Cattle
steady, 5O647 IS ewt; Sheep 81 25d&6 head Re
eepoO bb Flour 5000 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn 5000 bush
Oats
CHARLzsroN c. June ia-COop dun and Bomina sales 29
bales hddBg 28c receipts, balesi exports eoastWe M
baes .- -,
York packages 4 Free on board Ale Resins weaker Strained
80 IS, No 81 80 BA Pale, 81 3 Tar advanced and arm A
$3.50 - .
SAVANNAH Ga June I3Coon dull aud uomnAl Md1Dg about
2slci sales. so bales; receipts 583 baeA ,,,,, i,
MoBuE Ala, 3-toton dn sales 50 bales Midding At
26lc; receipts, exports 1853 bales 80.
NRw.ORIRASs 2COon quiet nomiualy 27c sales 3i
haes receipts exports 357 bales Sterling Exchange
1924 054i NewYork sight Exchange cent premium Gold
l MOaSses quiet and Unchanged Flour du supae
Mess PORK srm al s29 55G 90 6m ShOuieS l3ie
Clear Sides III d7ic Lard quiet; Tece, lsc keg 2te
AUGUSTA jane l3CoonMsTket hati nothing dolngi no
buyers
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15


LOSDoS June 3-ll;5 mThs following The opening prices
the Exchange to-day: CouO money COuO for
count 9d9i United States Bonds 72072{ Ee shares 46 Illinois
Ceutfals. 1901 Atlantic and Great Western 5jt.
LOSDON Jane l3 nConsOs close a. 9095 for msney and
r the account United FyetEenty bonds M American
Railroad Shares inactive and unchanged
FRANKFORT June 3UBd States Five Twenty Bonds oper az ut
OIL for the issue Of 1902
June 49, u-Unted States FlveTwentes closed
ira at q! an for the oi Issue.
IvgEPooL Jaue I3lll5 m-CoOaThe market opens quiet
ne following opening prices: Mddng Uplsnds l0t0lld
Nlug Orleans idld The sales Of the day win probably reach
100 bsea
market unchanged the following quotations
Con 90 p quarter f Mixed Western Wheat - per cen
or California White u Red Western Oa 36 y bash
PeaA q . S04 TO- Flour 81 q Dbl for Western Canal
10 A. bbl for RKtrA Prime Pork 8l6 y
~ Eastern Prime Mes Lard 6j % eWt Cheese, 81 4 eHt io
~ bat grades Of American Fine Bacon, 80 cwt for Cumberland
Ch
PrduoI-Rosio 63 for Common North Carolina Talow
ewt TuFpertue 2S q cwt Refined Petroleum l+t gal
errts Petroleum, 3D. q gal
LyrKYoOL June - p cogoaTbe market closedesyy The
nihS Unds arrive lO.d Mding Orleans Id The sales Of
u day bsJe been 1900 bales
fruducs-Ptroleum quiet AZ previous prices.
liyEPo0L June Is mPeiTOeum closed hrm at l gal Tor
Nabdsrd White
LOxDeS, Jane l3 HAS msugar 81 y eut for No IL Dnteh
hsndard Calcutta Linseed. co.'s.
wkss '-
ANrvERP uue lPeroeum advanced 50 cennes and
Sstea hfIi francs y bbL for STANDARD White.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
prcuusaIs.
oyvcr oy ASSISTANT QgAErERElsTI.ER GTssssL, ,os,


OYFIcH oP ASSISTANT QuARrKRrAsTER GESHRALI !
Con HorsroS ASD NEwfoEK CRY, June lSoe
DROPOSAI.S IN DUPLICATE are invited
aud will be received "a this once unl " 9ck ~ oNDAl
inst Tor supplying this Department With 40 cords merehania3e bard
Wood aud la tans 2b h. EACH best quality Anthracite Coal sgg
% be required pno 70 september
Ia posts IN Ney.Yok harbor ~ foloSs VIZ;
Fort llamiliOu-2Il cords wood an1 oo' tuns coal
Fort " WadsWoFtb-Df tuns coal
Port Schuyler-li0 cords wood aud $50 tuhs coal
Wlleits Pout-l3l cords wood and Be9 tuns coal -. -,
The wood 70 be delivered on The whT o. TIE respe posi-
10 be l2 cubic feet 10 tbe cord The coal Is 70 os dSe 'n ~
provided for ts reception az each post Apd pad or Aeeouns "e
asAscertaihed by post scales -, ----..-- l. "A A..
bid he accompaueu
two responsible persons the hid accepted contract W
executed good sneut securities IN the SUN OF V
deliver wood 81 500 deliver the coal In eonoTm Win o
tetms Of this advertisement M, ,t, q, a...,
advisable ID I .... --, -,
separate proposals will received for Supplying 2 cords wood and
3 2s8 tnbs coal to he delivered - follows VIZ;
Fort Columbus, 20Q cords wood and 500 tnus coal
Port Wood. 100 cords wood and SIS tunt coal
Dayid's Isand, a cords wood and !, ,9il tuns coal
Subject 10 the above conditions 49,.
Fo adams Newport l. with $50 cords wood aud tJ nns eoa
Port umbu LOhdos COnR with $50 coF wood anu 40 uh'
West Point N Y with al cords wood and 85s nns coal
Bp will he required tho amount OF ourth 81 e
eoatrsd OTHERWISE subject 10 the above conditions 80, -
DshouM be made upon which may be had this once oom
ao niore rroosa Wool o for Coal and addressed TO The
upders 10 application should be made for additional pAueD
lars .orvro tSntIs
Breyet MaorGenerh aud Assistant QuareTa 1snsia,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS

oiHDo Jtbe Pour quiet Wheat declined de sales Of Amber
~ 1id$2 a. Corn eEer; saes Of Ne and Michigan as y4
isIoW a. g4e seller Ter June 2c buyer for July 6c oats
~ & otefed lUc asked Reeepis29 bush Wheat 10o0O bush
N5a "a iso bush Oats Lake ifelgh dul and uLchangel
hcAso jane i3F0r active but declined ljn25c Spring
- Of 10 81 81 No. 2st 81 81 Corn seiye al 8
Osis eeeAsed lie sales a. 6JU Rye ard Barley neglected
efos nothhy dong Mess Pork nominal u IS Lard 1914
Bee Cate da bat DnehaHge live LEGS Grm; common light
ASGs7 S gooe 10 choice - 900sS57l Ffghts and ad
sed e Cora % Beaao use Rece& foday-4OOO bh Flour
- sbipl9sns1oo bois floaf 1900 bash Wheat $4,000 basb
hIvArKsy l3Four dul. Choice Mrr.,o,, es0aa ~
sfs Wisconsin and lows % 5Odds Wheat duu snd esy
Of NO a. ~ s AL Ne - 81 o. Oats declining, G fr
81 Corn weak aaies Al Bid85c for No Kim Fir
- flOur. 500 busb. Whest P"'"'"- -Ni'''
tssy4Lo Jane i3Beeeptsou uo bush Wheat ZIG Oo b,h Gam
49, tush Oats Zl5J bbs fgur shynents2 n O9 busb w.
besl Corn, 5000 bush Oats Ffgbts unchanged Ter, 6
efhansef Wheat usalfe and b0olna ~ 20 ~ No srrs
~ ss sbd very dull sae early 1900 bush No Western as g
h Do ste6e and late ~ 2Joo0 bush No Western a, 5s
e.s. Az quiet sAes = 90 bush Western Mes Pom
June H. Pour dn and unchanged sales of loo lL. =,
a. ~ NJ Spring " for amber Writer Sl2 T5 fof White
tfe psahls kla Wheat du ffles q Pair White Canada n,
oa ~ moderate demald sales Of bDJ busb 30 lps,
N az W Ogis quiet and nominal Corn Meal ~ pf
ssed ,isaayi hhos s2l sbipfg1s. fzi Mlldhnes A9
klpski LsAtr 70 he Hudson Railroad Ffegifs-P
W 81 ~ - Assl9fts ZEE tgAigHy ilc LAKE. llbas iG
tas-7t lVV1 lnh Com 08 90 feet Lglbfr Canal W
o 80 nesF 1900 bah Wheat 560ttnb Com 10 20O bush
saas 3poar cun and n6mibay declined 2e Fan
uhaesH wal heavy aud rfRested aud BOujnsy adeifd
SWISS y" SDs tIS 49, vi ,sg,se, ssl
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
SnttmaI Rtbtnn,.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTE RNAL
" REVENUR FOR THB SIXTH DISTRICT OF IhB
STATE or NBwYORK comprising the Ninth Ftseaeb ne 1 a19
greutb Wards of the Of NewlOrk NOTICE ~ HkkbB1
VRS naut 70 law that received from the Assessor the
Lists Of Enumeraons Of property subject to tax under
The Act 10 provide Internal support tue Goyernmeh 70
psy Public Debt and for other puo Jn1e
1854 the AmendaOTy thereto approved March l Jay
IA 1916 March the duties and taxes enumerated thn
have become payable aHd that will tteud personally OF ny
dsnu fr the collection same Office No N West
tut daily (Sundays eIeepte from the Vh
day Of the @ Of Jnue 1908 Inclusive between tue sous
OF . O'clock a M and o'clock p . ,,-.-
referred 10 comprise the Special ares pa
Trades and Carriages, Billiard Tables Gold
Watches Plate for the ending May 1902 ana the
ta1es upon Incomes ending December 81 1901
An psrsens the tne by them respectively
aeeorug aforesaid within the time hereby speu VIII
become liable the penalties prescribed 6yla ,, cu,
Dated New. York. June 0, 1858.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Nursts. Garriaa,s, &c,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
N Boagay aud rsgSsr public sales Of hOkShs ~ p
riding diving held every "WEDNESDAY E9d sAIIDAtt
thoebout the wear will alwas bnd numb OF
sutable for light driving and heavy wors a. these a
whether advertised The largest assortment OF ne"
sd hand Carriages and great variety Of Harness always on
hand so very superior PhAeions BY Miner Stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Nutitss Of 8ankrnpttg.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distr Court of New
Jersey sat Brunswick the 29b day oApn d. looS
The undersigned hereby gives Of his appointment as Assignee Of
JAMES w POSHAY City Of Elizabeth County Of Uuion state
within said District who has been eudge Bankrupt
upon petition BY the District Court Of said district
ROBERT NJ. DOGGS, Assignee, New Brunssiek J.;
To the Creditors Of the Bankrupt Jel IaM1Nsi
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Dis Court OF New
Jersey NewBunsvick the l2lh day Of June A. D. loo
The hereby gives Of bis appointment as assignee o
AMORY EDWARDS the town Of URon County U5op nG sae
ofNeEerse within district who has been adudgd bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said District
~ 49, ' = ROBT NJ BOGGS. Assignee.
r. hs Coalitions oi the Bapktupt New. .Bmnswiek ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
/ S1urt elarStn's yTotit,.

sr.rK ov NEw-YoRk, I
I.f N.I PoRrw,RpsNs ogYcE No TS "imam't, q,
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance MID
~ secon Of the A, passed Abn Ss" Yoss 10 a. vsssss
interested IN or having charge Of the sab mater .. ssA
examination sney that tue following se @ m m MI,
poe " ss S % d.Ts neII succeeding this notice On ooar sAd
D vessels; Al N r.
Sesmshp Sccs Johuson ammonds laTd, Wnsbarsh
Stss,nsbn Gen
sin Sie
HAN stampede m
Rsk .''f'' - -
uak
'' MINTiIORNB roMPKIkS President
J. AvSs IlBRRNAs, SeeIeiaTT
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

TINTED STATES TREASURY, June 8, 1858.
~ SCHEDULES OF 1907 THIRTY OR hORR COUPONS dns
> '"' " " H. IL VAN DICK Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
80 o 80 th.Is sst !ls 90 .9a PC are 'on
11rp srncr nvRn ~ RRIR RATLWAY
THE STATR OF TRADE.

TIE ending Saturday June 10: ~ ears calue c 10y
sheep 10 horses calves Total cars 0 soeh iVi sn
week l53 Increase last Ueek Of % caTs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Mist,llanosus.


EMPIRE WOOD DEPOT, Nos. l54 ana 20
East Twenty.dnhst ThdayeCord and kinding Wood
Pine OAK and Hickory Of the very be quality the lowest maSAe
prices. W. % ~ ~
JTTRNT1TTRE. CARPETS, BOOKS, and IL
BRARIRS bought CASH Ne 1875 SEbaye between MINI
aud Teuth.stN so 900 volumes Of books for sale
IOHN DWIGHT & Co.,
ID No II oLD.sLIP NEW YORK,
Manufacturers of
SALFRATUS sUPBR.CARB SODA, SAlrSODA. 6e
AGENTS FOR HoSFoRDs CRRAM OF TARTAh
POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS,
Il AND FLAG MANUFACTURERS
HOJBR L GRAHAM No. 81 DUANESf, near BroadSag.
CEWER PIPES.-Tena Gotta Chimney Tops,
- pau and ornamental best hydraulic empressed 'ted gaIed
sone1are Sewer Pipes from TO 10 In diameter ore beAs NH
Pots. SC at LONG ISLAND
POTTERY DEPOT No 2sl PearLst ~ y
no CHEMICAL MANUFACTU RERS.- Large
stills faucets Ne
also terra Gotta chimney tops garden and sewer pps LoS1
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No. 2sl PeMIst MI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

NSrH NATIONAL BASx NEv YoRx, June r. 1863
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Bank
IL have declared DIVIDEND Of FvB (5 PER CBNT, free Of all
AIes payable on the frst day Of July neHk
The Transfer books will 10th instant and reopen on the t
prorlmo JOHN T. HILL, Cashier