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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

We understand that the state bOuntles OF
$3.50 each, voted hy the last LEGISLATURE.
are now to be paid by the state Treasurer,
out OF surplus funds in the Treasury. We
state for the satisfaction Of the public
for the information OF our Democratic
friends, and more especially for the benefit
Of the Free Press, which so persistently
stultifes itself upon the subject OF State
finances, that the balance now in the state
Treasury is over 5000. 600, leaving in the
shade the much Wanted $500, 600 held i'm
lS51 by the last Democratic Administration.
On the matter of bouniies We wish to
notify our soldiers that the ull amount OF
their hOuuties are to be paid IN cash rs fast
as presented to the Quartermaster General
at Detroit, ana We hope that they VIII not
be jewed out OF them. by the ACCOMMODATING
sharks who are SO ready To buy them ut
4 large discount
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
MICHIGAN ELECTIONS.
GREAT REPUBLICAN GAINS.

Jackson r. Republican cain of 100
Kalamazoo 9oO Republican lar~e cain
I0niI Republican hr 90 f.I-Y
Ann Nrbor L,lns,I..,n iy 3,sl
PoyT1,c- Republican first Time
Albion Republican hvsl
ROYAL oak Republican bv 70
Molnt Clemens Eennhl.la first limo
White Pigeon -Rcpublican.
Grand Eapii. -Eenublicap
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed Railroad commissioners for this
State, 1t being tie second Board appointed
since the law was passed providing Tor such
an organization:
Vim. Z. Noyes, ofDetroH.
L. B. knight, Of Pontiac
c. T. GOrham, Of Marshall.
VIM. Baker, Jr., OF Hudson.
c. Davis, Of Nuskegon.
Byron NJ Cuteheor, Of Ypsilanti
None Of the old members are included IN
the list They are sll men OF the best char
acter and standing, and their duties viii be
performed to the satisfaction Of all.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Stockton in the Senate.

stockton, OF New Jersey, has been Justly
ousted from his seat in the United States
Senate. He was elected in Joint Conven-
ton OF the New jersey Legislature by plu-
rality vote only, when the Constitution OF
the State required a majority vote over all.
The Committee on Elections reported in his
favor, and he was voted his seat by one
majority, his own vote deciding the ques-
ton. The case was reconsidered, and has
been decided against him. The vacancy
will be filed by Republican, which with a
new Senator from Vermont, in place OF
Foote, il is hoped will enable Congress- to
pass the Civil Rights Bill over the veto OF
the President. l--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Muskegon

The rapid growth Of this grea; lumber
port l. exciting attention throughout th'
State. The Mrs SAWS that ive hundred
dwelling houses win Doe erected there the
present season. II is undoubtedly destined
TO DE the largest place upon the eastern
shore OF Lake Michigan. and should the at
tempt 10 find oil prove success, il viii
rapidly become city of Ten thousand i1-
habitauts- A "a point ior the RAISING o-
fruit ior the Western market. It. IS also NM
surpassed ty any other place nar excepting
81 Joseph lis great want IT present is q
railroad connection
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Did You Hear it, Andrew JohnsOn2
THUNDER FROM THE NORTH.

By dispatch to this Office. we learn that
the majority for Gen. IIawley, Republican
Governor Of Connecticut, is s53ii Entire
Republican State Ticket elected Legi-la
ture overwhelmingly Republican.
HARTFoED. April Bird, 30, a. N.-All re
turns from all but 10 towns give IIawley
700 majority The 10 towns 20 hear from
viii probably increase Biz majority to 900
The Senate stands IA Union TO Demo
Gratis, and the House about 20 Union ma
jority.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
STATE ITEMS.

il osea n Duriee has been sentenced 20
state Prison for life, at the late session OF
the Kent county Circuit Court, Tor the MUIR
Ger OF Harriet Belden last October lie
made a fan confession of his Guilt Hemur-
jered the woman IN the woods near Grand
Rapids and lett Il Child of eighteen months
to perish. The child was discovered before
lie was extinct. and the officers have since
been on the track of Dnrlee ana at last ar
rested him in Western virginia THE Tx
gle published the tall details OF the confess
ion which shows the murder 10 have been
one OF the most cruel and heartioss crcrIo-
corded
We learn from the Ttusvnlr Hcra1 that
the Greer Well, on the Vosc farm a., West
Pithole, in which so many Lansing men are
Interested, is doing nobly
The mills alons the shore OF Ia.e Huron
have $50 coo, 900, feet OF los, ou hanl Tor
the coming season.
There is great excitement aud specula-
ton in oil IA Dryden. Iapeer county Also
at Muskegou
The best VESSEL ever Juiit at Detroit was
launched last week. she is called the Henry
z. Baldwin
Tie Detroit Base Eal. club giil commence
practice soon.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

The CTrf OF NILES,-By a letter of C. b.
Steobins, Dep. Superintendent ofPublic In
strucuon, to the Niles Times, we learn that
the number of children in that city are L.,
~ showing it to be the serenM City in
the State in population.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

" l. Seaton. writing to<he Jackson C.t-
i-sn from Western Virginia says, the wells
there are yielding COO barrels per DAY Of
lubricaiin- oil, worth so per barrell.
amounting to So. COZ daily revenue The
daily yield at Pilhole when yielding it, lar
gest amount was only $4,000 per DAY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Tie people Of Charlotte are still hoping
70 have The Grand Trunk Extension from
Lansing 10 Hastings pass through tha
place Instead o. Grand Ledge TIE H..
lea. says a line is to be surveyed by th'
Grand Trunk road.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

al te-t n tAc word for family uss. Gives t1e i,As.
iratle 81 tl- acrator. vii 90 tAe greatest snoani
of wDrk with the leiss machine = 81 Aay b,fore tle
public Can aui see far yourselves AZ ale Oiy Bo.A
S;or. i- lansing
ls~ NiFLE Ascent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Great Decline in Prices!
II - = ] ~ q u T s 4 J. l.
- 90 TIE
NEUFCHATEL WATCH COMPANY

Owing o. thl fallr. al8 Sudden D. -, a. TIC porl
ani bn-ine-s 81 tiie N-lfchatei watch O. a larg,
number " nne wathe- Manufactured ospsclaly 10
tha iultel -talr- trils Lest tr-t las tue keep
srs. intended o. stand hard u-ass AMI sl1leu
Oh lLe ~ tsusr-rature. l-t our hands Tor fl
lefate sale. As agents Uf the ClmIauy 80 arc
otnfri O. l.-p- a ta- -.0cs flr li-h la l4o short
oet pa--.i.e ll4. ISL. Lste. Therefore. det .iei 0f
tle IitH lrr.4 AS ta. ~ tltf VIII fs lrlinci.
20 tlr i-s'rrl rCs4I JLf plan give sV-fy ols an
aIpatt-rltF g NLtsnHF first as- lnlf t-ll..rs 40
rr.. tN4i 4i .4l command. A. sF.It ceftllcaie
rslrreentsa watch. Their ar 90 blanks and every
tus l0 iE.- i- l lLl- sale n 30 80 lt % BAR
ill., l4i lrs 20 lea-t. anI. r 30 all f.rtslst. 0a.
Oh. a CAT alt4 fr4la firalfI lfe.
Heflitaret- NAY d. Hla1e a. Cur isk .-ter q
ii.ci nl tI Ufpr-s. ar b ~ Gee orders al iraft-
I.Fllls O. OH oTer and uo rlararire safe return
lir a.'lro- -iis a-ilt r., l4d -lre return o. ivory
patron
A- guaraniee ercrT watch o. repre- outel ans eat
I-fati.u l. I'D -TlLl-l ll every instance kIoE .rg
OBJ .rll r. tHl 7tet wr ciD s,se q glarantsa o.
cFers plr.ta..r To- lrle h4- hef-i pll.ad "a Tie
very l.E l-.r. l lrieT O. .ls-rt lufnIle-lsfe sale.
il al Fac desire g. improve tfs 0plrfluify -i.oli1
r.lA f4rlr lruII.lrI.n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
The conrcs~ion> and EAPorienee Of nm

thc confessions and Experience Of An
nVaIid--ill lslol as beueli AMI a caution 8.
y.uas uirn ani otAcrs. who suffer iroui Nervous Ia
b.iiy Premature Decay 81 Manhood. g. sapliy.u
90 tae same tiue t1s Means ~ SsfCarc By onc WI,
l.s cured himself after undergoing co.'s .lcrAti,
q-acsery. ny enclosing post paid addressed en-
seioie. single copies free q charge. na, be hlI o
tOa alll.l. NATuANlfI MAYFAIR rsl
atitl Hrenslsn KINGS Go. "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
PrrsoT'L-Gen. l.. C. Batsris ia town

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

The Pontiac Gazette says L : Butterfeld OF
that place, has struck Oil on his well az
OH Springs. Canada, which flows $50 bar
rels per DAY worth Sl2 per barrel II IS
lubrieating OF.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Gold now stands at 81 % in the
market Exchange rules stin lower, and
Tue rl.e In gold is probably due to time buy
ers oelng short on their contracts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
NIAISRI1ED-

SANDS S-CoMPTlN In il-s CITY Maith -sth by
Rev. H. La, IL - r.sldonc1, NJ. Iaes4ore 4
sanders aud Ms Sirah A Compton 10Th n Tan
~. lauiaCo.. M..l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

The citizens Of Lyons and Muir have o,o-
ed all whiskey shops and billiard rooms in
those places.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Oil is said 70 How rom a spring In Leh-
anon. Clinton County.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
READ READtf REAptt

D.suIIs pa Jano. I-ss PR 49, ~ cror
Doar 'Nr.--In February isel. . al- -l..t.l viii,
sugar Dial eios aui ~ fse n0nii.s D pa.sai nora
than two gallons 81 water lu taeutr foar hanr 0
var Obliged O. ret up often as trn of terVe tnes
during tle night AL 10 i've morths saf about fny
pouRds in weight During thr month ~ Jaiy l,1
procurei too bottle o. Cansiflilrn Water ,ni Boz
iso days after USING 81 e1ler0noe r,i.f ali sfaf
tax ng tao bottles va entirely crro1 som anrr
gaining ~ usnai god lcail
Your uui5 j. lfNIr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Singles AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

Fiii '7i f-ariss -s p. il c.e4ria. t-- ice ~Lar
tsEsl before aging - sa--kilg All relieving e.
ffrs. 4fler al lnlsli eEerti0l g tLe vocal or.--
" 7sches are rec raHl-ai=f AM prescribed By It7
80 and have hal tst n 1-l- from eminent rn=r
thrus cheat tae c0uufry heilF 81 artie = tr1s usr
a. a1I hzT l. pr0vsI Their lczcy b. test u rnsnv
wear esct yesr fu3s tb-u II Lev i0caites il rarf
0us Parts " the E0rd- aus 7roctst are universally
prla5unc-d better tirsn otbsr artic,es
Os1sIy Only 8E1ES Bzo1czIAr TRoczEs a-s
Go nos tax any o. te srhlssE Frsisa,io.f that nay
bs offered.
Sod every Ehers II the United states, ard IN FOR.
eizz countries, At IS esuts per boz. sssus
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
HiZiRD. MOORE : co.
BOB Broadway, New York,
AeFNT- FpE THE NECFcHarEf WATCH CO
The Following Splendid List Of
FINE WATCHES AND CHAINS 49,
Worth $3.50. 900.
To be sold for Ten Dollars Each!

Ia D0LLsE- EACH
C9-tl-ate= rep,sselilns each and every " aish 10
TIE Above LIST are r1c-f Ia similar elveIopes Al :
sezlsl ANY persau obtsirirF : c-rttacata l. b. tzi
- orce sent by nal 70 any address can have
TIE srt1s eae1 ~ q Tie rst4rn q tbs Certfcats
with Ten D0IArs-
We cLzrge Tor f0rEar1i1g Certifczfas 20 cents
each I'll Be seat FOR s., and Is FOR e.
TIE csrt1cztss must il a. caszs b rettrrse With
an accompany Tie money Ehsn go<ds ar ~. ed
Al orders promptly 1lis1 and forwarded by return
nal CT express. A1dFess
HAZARD, MOORE L co,
oflTi sos Broadway, New YORK.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Beros CoFSEas y nec 20 Ien Ne ~
Crog3 q Co.--Gefl,' . freely sro goa Liberty O.
make a tho f'.laving Certificate of Goo f.-ls q
Constitution Water. RAirh rs1 recommend r re
highest manner ny VIII aas attarkea aliA pm 81
ths sLoullers. sholo iergtA ~ fle back .0f n 20
lmbs, ia palpitsfion r. ~ iesrf 1nI i-r,'1'l1
n JladdeT ] called plr.ie an aIp ntflrift -r
about throo moal1s, sLel De- .e'f l.r a-rss tl.n b
found hsr. ] tlen ompios 20 .le ~ a. ba.i llI.
cans I could nli Who attended irr ~ atali DE-
Ia0nths ani while -he va- .a1.r b. care ae iH
Ia suffer quito 20 much pam. 3d. ll.y Fsr. -f
up and said. her raa> vaf in0rfff fr a
~, hss ss.A lon.Jiaati,a q .ug l.af ia rstf.nf,
gisen fr On. oI,rltE 154iaf ..r. afl0 = ~ al'.
eait1 Ab0ai th.s tino .ar o .r.-.rr-.t Co. 1.e q
C.ns.t ltion Water. aDd t1 or .it- s-..h 'fi
s.fno-t tle very first io-e SEEMED O.. iare ite
srai eject lnl she ksr, ol improving rafify arf
lt- traatm,nt. and ls@ slI--rll.... r.tra5 90
Eaosir AFFAIR.". s1s l.as "a t.ia sag n t4r t-
iiciol Water i.ra about f.lr .l- a..i
o. f.v that b. tas proa1c q a. rsru.ans.t ere
Uu Ftt HtatiffIi'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Point on which all Physicians
Aeree.-out oi ten thousand regular Physicians
you cannot find who vail ray that srimlIaslts
ANIL ,Hrigordnb ,uirly necessary in medical
practice And va DO hy gone years human prscti
TONERS have hcsiiAtei 10 administer them. because
ine hendish Ingenuity ~ wretches WHO make Ineroh
anissof humau iuffmities hal SD polluted and d-ter
ier-t"d them that tho remedy was deemed a. ian
-er'ar 9s the disease I0.~ porrleNty Is happily
aone inas Hlth Physicians know because tlie nr-t
auaiy tcs chemists o liz o have Iesnon tr4tei tie
fact nt H)SrErIEIs CELEBRATED STOMACH
bIIIE2s are abs .llt.ly add entirely free fram ali
B. ruiellu- ecmalts. Hence tfoy have been intro
lreei into the Dliisd -iatcs army ana are accepted
ssh recon- Oh" testimony ci az ~se, tho ut-i. gent,
ali Doe phiaathr.lIc 81 rati az its jasi value AZ
le .. .teotiy- against -it l4re f.r aid diseases
4rls ns from mplrty iu tAe alf " other Unhealthy
climate ilalenle-. tAat has ever been tested bre1
pcrienc- ln cases VI l5-peIsIl lli Liver Complaint
$50 SKATE without publication or reservation. that
tha Dtiers are A. nearly nfalHhie a- anything pre-
Pared h} human ski.l can De- 5.lw4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Five newspapers have lately been CON-
menced al ConstanunopIe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Roth disease arl..as from Faulty f.rrciin of it-
menstrual nuii-in one ca-r being Co. l'.I. boo ar
compalioi DJ severe I4.n. ana ite ofiara f,a Ifo
fuse secr,uou, sii,h pli be sI-.iI' cured ts Or
Constitution Water
Ihst disease known ls FAILING or TIE WOvH
which 10 tho ~ uit ~ r.lasatlsn 30 lAe liimeuis o.
that organ. aud Is sno~n D. q senso Cd, hoarlna..
and dragging Iain- in tle back anl -ie- a1i ait
accompanied by sharp. lanl mating .hoaiirr pans
through the parts VII n an cases be removed tf
the medicine
There b. another class Df ..nIi.u. arising nlr.
IRRITATION or TIE WOMB. ph,l physicians CAL
Nervousness, which aofl corera ap much ..norancs.
snd n nine oAses out of Ten thc doctor does ma rri
ly kuo~ whether the symptom ar. fle islaae u
tie disease the symptoms No 1an o.I5 cnuiaorsif
them here Ispoak more pariica iarIF of colIfnf
Paipitati7n u ale Heart Impaired Nrmary. Rlkefui
MSS. Flashes o. Heat IAlfool Is.ri.la anl ian
ness 81 Ntzian
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
A. uN SIC IA rs

Have hUg since slt.n up Go na. .f h.,fn rn..i..
ans Juniper m tae to4tm.at .f u.0.. al.a.-. .a.
cal, u=a th.m in tho aa.tof ne.l.l honesty
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
Browns bronchial Troche-

HtVrVe 1UIrT TsFIr. ,sCE IO TIE PARTS
CTTf lHNEI-lIt ErIIFI
For Brons hiti-. asthma. afarrh. on
ssrapfiVe and Throat Dt-.ases.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
REPORT-Condltion OF

SrarF oF N lcuGAS
Cor>rN aF lNcutv. So u Joseph Nils Cashier. io
sa.nlut swear that tn above statement O. true 90
d.. ttst q uy Know cdso AMI belief
JOSEPH NILS rasair
sworn o. ana subscribed bciurs me- this - das ol
April $500 loNDh LAX,
5-laI May Ptilic. isgtIrl a.. Ma
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

dissolution The copartnership here
IL to.ore existing unicr the uAme AM frm u Cory
ell Jolison = fhs dAy dissolved by mutual consent
Either patty Ni ign q ,luilation.
COSY III
A q. JENlS0S
Iaaslas. Nar,h ii, lSs6. s.l~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

Iaaslas. March ii, lSsd. s.l~
OK BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE.
ID ~ Licensed under patents 10 Hove, Wheeler
Wils'n. Grover 4 Bak ar. sui SINGER 90 ), sul is
ll3 only cheap machine I'D tAe attest States having
tle right O. use She Wheeler Wilson pr four motion
Under Feed
We want a. MS O. SC!i them vii plA 500 o. $50
pep month. a. all0& large Clnmi,S.uls Mi send
Machines - b. paid Tor wher sofa For Circulars
Terms a. ouc|ose stamp ans a. lrcss.
fADE fGHTAEllS tioLcrsl AGENTS.
q either Of our ofllt- lh4alelplis. Pa. lololo q .
ar SO ~ LUIS NJ
S.Ws y .ih de4oi- ~ si-.ie thr,ai '->-isH'ifc
AmlfllIn osANn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-04

"IllII T77TIII| II Ut - ~
nE GRECO
hoar Nr q wish O. Inform $500 tt.ff I.r. i.-.
under the Treatment 81" SOME H oar n.-f lafs...ir.
Tor nearly two year. without r,...tIa. ans hanff.
bad lost Oh confidence. add .nt4..ei .n haf Ius
hope II euro from ans nHafo Mf l.t.s. 81.
iFplsy aud nay physicians t0ii li. n.t ih.r. aa.
no cure for nae . was tapped s'ne cll nm,.. srf
az tho different opsrati.ns al..ai 1900 ialnI. OIL
water VAS removed
am happy L. inform ycu that have l,.u c.m
piotely restored O. healu d., the a-r el ,an.ta.4s
Wator.
mako this -tatemcnt hoping BE- m4f yeah ta.s.
perfous UhD may tc similarly afflicted
Repeatedly
sIs HatDuf e. f.t>NN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-23
LOCAL NEWS.

School CLosINGs.-The time for thaschoo
vacations has arrived, and in all our city schools
preparations for closing examinations &C. :
are in progress, St. Mary Academy, Miss NJ.
A. Roach, principal, cosedits eighth session yes.
terday, with the usual pleasant exercises, dur
ing which the following rewards and honors were
distributed H..
SENIOR CIRCLE Collegiate Glass; Diplomas
to Misses Lucic Holsapple, Emma d. Garwood,
and Mary E. Roberts. In Mathematics, to En-
ma d. Garwood. For Observance ofRules, to
Miss L. Holsapple -
Second Class-,The gold medal for correct re-
citation, to Miss Fannie Langley; honorably
mentioned, Misses Collins and Morrow In
Mathematics, the premium to Ada Collins !;
honorah,y mentioned Miss Miburn In com
position, to Mi s Milburn honorably mention
ed, Miss Morrow. In French, the premium to
Miss Fannie Langley; houorably mentioned,
Miss Mary Gibbs. For Observance of Rules,
Miss Mary Morrow; honorably mentioned
Miss NJ Milburn. .,-s
Third Glass; The gold medal for reciatiops
to Miss Maggie Bossart; honorabIy mentioned,
Miss Annie Crawford La Mathematics pre-
MUM to Miss Onie Augur; houorably men
of Rules, Miss Mary Wheeler.
JUNIOR CIRcLE.-The silver medal for reel
tations, to Miss Helen Yarns honorabIy men
toned, Misses Bette Woolls and Alice Price
For Penmanshlp, premium to Miss Helen arms.
2nd Arithmetic, Miss Maggie Harlow. 3rd
Arithmetic Miss Julia McGraw; houoraby
mentioned, Miss Kate Hammill. 18th Arith
metIc, premiums, equally, to Misses Annie
Hurdle and Cecilia Woolls. For Observance
of Rules, premium to Miss Helen Yarns
Filth C2aSs.-Silver medal to Miss Estelle
Neyett; houorably mentioned, Mary Keynes
improvement in Penmanship, Alice Whaley.
5th Arithmetic, Ella McCaHerty 9th Arith.
metic, Mary Harlow 18th Arithmetic, Mary
La'!y. Observance Of Rules Miss Mary o.
Donne. .........
Sicth Class. Silver medal TO Miss Carrie
Appich; honoraby mentioned, Angie Nevett;
Improvement in Reading, Angie Nevett. For
Observance of Rules, Miss X. Farquharson.
Poetical recitation, premium to Miss Jennie
Evans. Improvement in Epistolary Cores
pondencc, premium to Mary Keynes.
Handsome baskets Of flowers were presented
to the teachers by the pupils, and after a few
closing remarks by one OF the teachers the as.
scmblies separated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-23

RATES OF CONFEDERATE MONEY We
have been requested on different occasions to
publish the rates Of Confedcrate money. during
the war. We comply with the request this
evening and have adopted as the standard the
rates as agreed upon by the act Of the Legisla,
ture at its last session, which, though differing
somewhat from the prices as reported by the
brokers at the different dates mentioned, must
be regarded as the only rates atwhich contracts
made in Confederate money are to be settled
lS62-Jan. 90, Feb. 80; March, April
and May, l so; June, July, Aug. and Sept,
90; Oct. . 10; Nov 2 As: Dec 25.
1S63-Jan. 10; Feb. 3 %; March 80;
April and May 90 June and July, s so:
Aug 9 90; Sept 10; October is 90; Nov.
Is So Dec 81 So
lSG4-Jan 23O0; Feb. 270O March 2G 90;
April IS so; May, June, July and Aug % 90 /;
Sept. "a 90; October "A 80; Nov 340n; De
cember Al CO.
lsG5-Jao. and Feb 81 o.: March and
April GO co. .u.. .........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-23

The MARKET, this morning, was supplied
with all kinds OF vegetables, and really present
ed an agreeable appearance In addition to
which there was mitigation in the prices
of many articles, and tendency TO a still far
Their decline. Green peas, Zoe per peck; bcets
&c. per bunch cabbages, (fne,) from to l5c,
rer head snap BEANS 25c. per peck new po-
tatoes, 25a50c. per half peck Potatoes ought
to be cheaper, for the crop is very large. But
ter is from 25a35c. per lb.--according to APP
pearance and quality. Small chickens are from
So I5a$3 per dozen. Cherries, black berries,
and other fruit, begin to come in abundantly,
and are sold at different prices, according to
freshness and quality Eggs, 25a30c. per doz-
en-. Mr.. Slatcr's vegetable stand was Il hand
some sight-fner and larger bcets and cabtagcs
were never seen. The Butchers had good sup
plies of excellent veal, mutton and lamb, at
former rates The fish market was slim. Stur-
geon sells at 25c. for three pounds Crabs and
clans are quite plentiful.