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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-25
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yTIRG!NIE to wit IN IRE Coun., 49,:
of Fairfax COUNT, hay Rules. 1855. d.
tersou Bayue, late trading under The fem nsInc
Of Bayne & Co against j.. g.. Lester and ,Slsoe
ct lester, de2endcats-in chaDceiy.
Mem: The object Of tlis suit is 70 attach 1ho
interest oe the defendants in lot Of land in ;ba
county OF Fairfax, at Eernd On Station, TO na,
com plainart the sum Of S73 e. with intars:..
thereon from the 27th April, 1867, until bald
It appearing by afie ait fled that Che said
:;4fendants aIe nor RESIDENT o. Thu State !,
is ordered that they appear within one month
after due publication hereof and 90 what +
necessary to protect their int2r2sts
YIN. 81. EEiTZHUGg, Clark 20 ZEN
CLAUoEToN. ?. Q: ny !l-lcvIm
vTIEGINiA,- to wit: n III County ConrIo Of
Y Fairfax, lIsy rules, 1855 y. 5 Eog,ra,,
complainant, VS.. S. 3. Miller, iciclGeni-j5
Men: The object Of this suit i: = a;eca Il.
real estate octho said defendant IL The count Of
FaiTGa2 to ply complains 1t tn sum c. S ,aE2.e
r appearing by affidavit I'll & il,a; he SAID 90.
PENDANT is . or resident Of this Sta:c, lis order.
ed theS ne app az within one month afler GU
publication hereof, and DO VIVA, is 1ecessar, :,
protect his in:srest: z cop}-"este,
: ". n ELTZH U2E:. TX pre- ten.
MOORE z. O. my ll-law4w
e.sSos-----.-1---
m THE COUNT. COURT OF Fi-IR2AY
] r0TNT9 A.USUScc,, 1g1E::.., !!&G5. G ?i1a
Court made the following classiicsticr d Jrs.
,icos fer the ;ever2l County G"u?:: Of this
COUNTY; for the yeac commencing fueus.
Germ, 1866, aS follows:
August Tcrn1-John 8. Grouh, e. :u:.icc, JOB
..!aw::hur3t, -: 4aAcIo:.
Wm Walters and -..et.caA ::s!::s.
~.
Sent. Tcrnn-John 2. Troth, Z. J., George B
ives. j. i. bowman. George
~ ". Walters and YIN. !, Fore.
Get. Term-John B. Troth, :. ~, Sfrrel ?al.
1 man. Ihon1as :. Brown, &cclgeW.
lillian and NNym. Ferguson.
Nov. Term-John L. Trotn, 4 j., =. =. i'Sco.
James ~. -iice. James 9. Denly
md Daniel W. Lewis.
Dec. Term John =. Troth, p. r.. Louftlait
Lukens, Cyrus Hickey, J. ".
Dow1Esn, and JOB Iawxhuls..
'""' 's'Dl cr r VIM. Walters, Metr r:
Makely. and George ;. Ives.
Cry Tern,-John 3. f:ro.h, :. J, J. 3
Bowman: George +. y. Val.
ters, Vim. z. Ford ana SAM.
Pullman.
lIarcl, Te7m-.john 3. Troth. :. a., Thos D
~''> 80 Brown Geo ". MILAN. Vim. Ter.
suson and F.. L. .!asoa.
k.pril Term-JoEn 3. Troth, P. J., Jams u
Rice, James 9. Denty, Da!i;"' ".
Lewis and Court!and Lu&"ns
May Term-John ,. Troth, P. J., Cylu:
Hickey. }. 2. Bowman, 'oi
Mauxhu~st and J. W Bancroft
June Tern,-:J, 3. Troth, /; j., VIM. Walters
Metrnh iIakelv. George Z. :ytj,
and George +. il. W&llers
July Term-J. B. Troth. T. a., Samuel Eulmsr
Thomas Z. Brown. Vim. Ferguson
and James W Pice.
Ordered that a copy Of this order be publish.
ed once month for orc year.
4 Copy TeSte.
sep only
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DRUCE'S CONCENTRATED FERTILI-
u IZER.-Thc immediate results Of the use
Of this highly, approved fertilizer arc as marked
us in the application of PERUVIAN Guane,, VIM 9
at the same time tho land on which il is applied
is permanently enriched.
4 discount made to dealers. For sale by
GEORGE e. WHITE,
ian 13--tf Nos s. and 81 Cameron ST.
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r AMPS, LAMP GOODS 4 OIL.
~ Q 7 I G 3

~ - ~
To achens II mag concern Under the pro-
visions of the Code Of Virginia of 1860 chapter
Sc, sectionI1, notice Is hereby given that on the
Court Of Prince William county, the Alexan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company will
apply to said Court for the appontmcnt of FIVE
disintcrcsted freeholders, who, CT any three or
more Of whom, shall constitute q board, to as
certain q just compensation to the owners Of
land upon the line OF said railroad, within the
said county Of Prince William, for such Of said
lands as arc proposed to be taken by said com.
pany for its purposes. r.. w. LATHAM,
AID 24.1aw4w President 4. 6 F. R. Z. Co.
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Fertilizers.
'EERTILIZERS
EERTILIZERS!
FERTILIZERS! !.
BEUCE'S
CON CENTEATED FERTI ~ y 4
I7ERTILIZERS!!

TERTLL1LiRS!!
BRUCE:S
CONCENTEATED FERTILIZER.
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from tho !eshy
parts of slaughter house ot1al, dccomposed und
concentra:el to which is added IS parts in 100
Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime.
It is cxCalientiy sdGp. cd to z
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Immediate results Of its use are as marked As
in the application Of Peruvian Guano; while
the Land on which it is applied ls ct the same
time permanently cnl :GLed
SWAN ISLAND GUANC,
! rich PhoGphatic Guano.
va ''',''O '''' ~ ~ GEO Z. WHITE,
mi! l4-2m SO and 81. Cameron St.
EEKIlA zEES.
We ere prepared to supply the agricultural
,,o!amurity with all kinds Of
FERTILIZERS;.
! go: Peruvian eUAHo.
sOMBREEO GUIANA r
BONE DUST;
KETTLEWELLS
MANIPULATED GCANQ,
EXCELSIOR
.at. o:hes SUPER. PHCSPHhTES,
PLASTER.
LUMP and GROuNo,
4. lGTcSt market rites or CASH
Glso NO WLE &CuS
SOLUBLE pHOSPEATED PE3UFlAS
GUANO,
Which has been used Ivy the farmer. Of MARY
land rnd for several years, most successfully.
I1OOE g WEDDERBuRN:
nil G-2m Foot Of Prince street.
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4 iOMPOuNO W
~ ,,,o-,,,- ,,,,c,
fhoSPhAIIS
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z VERY AND SALE STABLE.
81
" .AGON VAR D.

The subscriber has leased tho extensive stable
and grounds ut the corne: Of Fairfax and Queen
streets which he has thoroughly repaired and
cleansed, and where Ill DESTROYS Of having any
til ne done i'll the livery line can be accommoda-
ted to their satisfaction. .-
Country people can have their stock and Wa
CONS we'll taken care Of by leaving them at tho
wagon yard. ,
Excellent stabing and grooming furnished
horses left here for sale.
Horses livered in the best style at Sl5 month
JAMES A FUGiTr,
ap Soft Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-25

The Petersburg; Express says tnat 6 man lett
here Monday CT {. zip g INC Notth, tor the
sole purpose q seeing fitting hoops" and the
false calf, these articles rot having yet an-
c9eerad il Petersburg.
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D ESTAURANG,
" NC. l75, KING STREET,
.IEN NnUI

LOUIS AEEDICH, FKUPRILIUK.
The advertiser has fitted up. in excellent style,
lho house, No. IT'S, King street, and has opened
a irst-c!ass restaurant, where may be obtained,
at all times, the best Whi>kcy, Wine, Ale,
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco
Everything will be done to reader the house
IN agreeable place Of resort, and the proprietor
soliciss call from his friends.
my l2-tf LOUIS APHlCH.
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w * 0 G ~

!" o d.!
BAKERS TIT t..rrrCE!
200 cords well seasoned Pine Wood, sa!',e''
for bakers use. lad
The best seasoned Pine Wood always on eai!c'
and sold in lots to suit purchasers from one quar-
ter cord TO one hundred cords.
Call and leave your orders at IN
..0.... BOWEN, BRO: = ~.
NH eff No. |, foot OF ing :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-25

rfIHE MOST reliable Sewing Machine now in
i use. Call at ISL King street and see the
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
Il is always in order; never failing to make q
perfect stitch There l. no noise, and the ma
chinery is the least complicated Of any manu-
featured It is always comfort to the operator
never an annoyance.
ap lin Mrs. H. A. ELDRED, Agent.
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THE GAZE :M;HiEl'E &.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAJ rs, 1866.

HOY RoTTs MADE TREASON ODioUs.-.
Tb3 ,o9-i4-jay cry & :he faraticsl Union men o:
&c day Is, Lat treason rl;.st be made odious
This is the keynote from john tiinor ,3otts
Gown to The very Insignificant FIRE flies thas
aetter around his candle. and how, reader,
DO you 5k:nk Bots las been engaged in making
tree Sc ca:ous: II1ca2 hin At Alexandria On
1rse a.: e had cone nsory sratastous 1ooTi;
IN Drocr::na pc"Go,,S for rc5sz7 taaa esny otter
an ;;,s Il, .Stescr ;'i;7,1c.a confession The
:-ost acti7, nan, arc ina, ;eo :ctkout being
';uio for g. in geitis:s inc ps.rdosis OF men who
:.essr7ec hen5i alter having t;a'crsd SO hard
%cr potasna--not 27cr U. s.. ss21tofShlp be-
:sg o-ered, -3o.ts IS determined to uGdo, IS
::ssg % ae can, the Eratu:toCs work. But if
aeeessior IS treason, and treason g. crime, is noy
is.r Belts very oalpabe mar 10 nave iaborei
IS aard, without compensation, 10 make the
, zjects 0: .hat ,reson respectable, D. getting
;r:eons or :hem?-Irea Herald.
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VICTOR BECKER
PIANO TUNER
AND REG L !: \ I r.

COR SALE--Iin excellent FA Ri of TWO
4 HUN DRED AND TWGNTY-ONE
ACRES, between the Old Telegraph and Back
Lick Roads, in Fairfax county five milc1 from
Alexandria. Good Dwelling House, Barns, Out
houses and Fences Fine Spring and Spring
House near the dwelling; an amply. supply Of
Terms eas v-price moderate and title unques-
iionable. This farm has well disposed soil;
is in good condition and has not suffered. from
The ravages Of war. Apply to
D. L. SMCOT,
Attorney at Law,
my eft Alexandria Va
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The .ecs:l@ developments co1acetoS with TIE
administration o. tic freedmen bureau ia va
:icCs sections O. Toe eo1atr..', have opened the
yes Of many O. those wno nave heretofore been
:=:endiy;o hat institution, oiAply because they
:rere hostile to Sha white people OF tie Souta
They thought It 6 veay ,leces2ary institution
FOR The care anG protection CT the negro, but
hey now fnd GAat i is used and abused Iur tie
coecial benefit o. certain Characters who are
;,uaning The machine at lie expense OF both
he poor freedmen and the government which
hey are protesting TO serve
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-25

TE1EAS.-A long experience in the trade ene-
Z bles the subscriber 10 offer choice ARTICLES
in this line. Z. SPEIDEN,
an 6-3ns No r. south Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-25
No. ID Centre Market Soac1,

1855. 1906.
IS. ,!GYLOE: i co,
,s.- No. u, Centre Market Space,
ere now receiving, their third large purchase of
EEW DHESS GOODS. among which Gro g
lsrge and beautiful steel. Of Norstcd end SIX
q. :sranaGines srd Aernanis. from 50 cents up 10
81. % Pc gard.
Also. & beautiful stock Of ENGLISH and
-FRENCl. JNC0N4TTS and ORGANIZES,
rom 81! t. z cents per ua"d.
Mozambique Lono Cloths, White Ground
5lpucas, Grape, Liart2. Grape Imperial, Bera
zee, Summer Poflirs, with many 0Jhcr acW and
?esi2able Gross Goods.
IMCUHNiNG GOODS in all the now styles
nd cuali.ie2, and - Low prices.
ETHITE GOODS in every variety.
also. large and beautiful stoe!5 Of LADIES'
elk and CLCTH WRApPlNGS.
:5ccG s!:i-ss, Kid Gloves New Hamburg,
.:dgin8s, &c, &c.
Washington, ny VI
a-AHI'S TEGETARLE @ICILIAN HAIR
-: RENE " P EGE proved itself to DC the
:nosv perfect preparation for Ire hair ever offered
o sho outic
It IS = -egei?oio com pound and contains 40
ii u:'icus properties whichever.
t viii restore ray hair to its orr gina color.
u will l-ecr the hrir from FILLING out.
u cleansea The scalp and makes the hair soft,
'13;rCuG an; a.l&2r.
II is 5pl endid &a;l dressing.
70 per:cr, old o. Tounm should fail to use it.
II is recommended end used by the first mcdi-
cal authority.
ask Coz Glalns "=getabla Sicilian Hair Re-
= ?. HALL & CO.,
.." Nashua y. H., Proprietors.
35or s2lo 2v an drGggizts my 3-2na
hf- 0RE t14.T GOODS.
We have this day received large addition TO
cur stock, con sist!ng in part Of En- broidcred
md ChecRetec. Grenadines. Grenadine Berages,
-s:ozanb ques, So French Muslio, Black and
.2oIored GIuslins Bombaznes and Alpaca5, "a
Pack Berages, S-4 Grenadines and 5 I Gro. De
a.nours, Black Gro Grain and Tatlcta Silks,
Grgandies, Lawns, Perculs, Fancy aud Mourn
ins, Ualicoes, Brown and White Linen, Drills
Srd Ducks, Counterpanes, Brown and Black
Sheetng and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mid
ding and French CaSsimeres, Cloths, &c, &c,
Many of these goods will be soid at greatly re-
duc4d prices. .
my 9-tf WITMER s. SLAYMAKEE.
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CEORGG z. WHITE,
ST Liberty Hall,
80 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock Of
GRO CIRIES,
embracing Teas, Cofiecs Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap Aolasses, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jeilics, Earl
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety of&rt!c!cs
usually found in a grocery store.
BRUCES
CONGRATULATED FERTILIZER.
'.~ !SJFAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on band
He also asks attention to his unusually large
end fine stock o.
..r.. LILO UORS:
OF every description consisting Of y hsHi9S high
Champagnp, Port, Sherry, and other Wines
jamaica Spirits Santa Cruz Rum, Cordisl;s, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, &c, &c.
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety.
Goods delivered 20 all parts Of the city free OF
charge. oc l6-tf
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EICIOMAiC SHAC lad HER
The subscribers have new on HAND supply
of POTOMAC &EAD and :EPhiEG Of the
best quality, in bG rcls END in bulk: which saP
ply will be kept up constantly. curing, inc a'A.
ing season. These isn will be sold At the loves
market rates ali orders rom me county 81.
tended to ana filed, rs i, the purchased |eTe
present; and CORES pondents %il &c p'HMptiy
answered Particular attention paid 20 putting
UP FAMILY fish.
ap 1G-1m !tisi. owl I
TRich. Eng, Il-ncn News. Cfarlottesy'!!!.e
Chron., Lecsbur% Wash. .IatreAtoD 'HNeA'
and Fred. aid Citizen: oT!lrlJ
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GAS AND STEAM IT11Tz.!G.
~ M. 30 4. r!
Is, NORTH Royal STREET.
Has constantly OH hanu largo ai:d comlle:e
assortment Of
CEA sDELIERS,
RRAC11z-EI~~'S,
EhRoS
2EMDE-:I!TGG
STATIONARY md pCR1I,AII9i4 DkOP
LIGHTS ~ TATIE1'|:
PORCELAIhS,
PHOTOGRAPH,
MICA,
ara otle. CC@4iCES;
CUT GROUND AND PIAI: 3:.o22G;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE. GAGES, COCKS, yALHG1CC,
and everything in the Scan Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings Furnished snCr
fitted up with Gas in the NOS aubstantel end
elegant manner.
Stem Work for Factories, -,:i!ls &C., proi1N:-
ly and faithfully executed; al at prices which
will give satisfaction ma Ct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
A NEW RNTERPRIsK.

GEOLOGICAL GARDENS IN NETWORK - CAPITAL
500. OOO-A FREE MUSEUM
Repnblican America whose boast il is that she sets
svex man on his own feet and him free square the
circle or make millions money Glitch his wagon to
star unhndered II unaded example TO the nations In
the welfare OF her but miss something in the luster
OF the strength Of societies 10 national foster
ing Of the arts and Thus the opera with u ra
exotic The theser is rpdmensry and We have no school
Of iustruction In music aud defamation We have not one
p.rmapept gallery paintings few unhappy examples Of
American works Of art grouped in the Capitol constitute our
national wealth One is always there reminded OF the New
pastures OF which the one owns the poorer
be becomes
10 the Philadelphia Mint have few coins and small
cabinet OF metals Bot poor In botanical Ia nine-
,alocies in anatomical collections We have no museum OF
scientific curosite coDservatoT Of usefa arts ana aaes
no geological gardens
We ar, youpg vet All these thgs will come In time per
han. I'M, no, miles. we take pains them Because
"a have rad d, plant coru and bald ienoer and make rail
roads we have bs believe that we Can Do nothing
else and must find our sole benefit In eating con- in salts
foory sitting asde the we'll built fence in riding the
railroads 10 fresh corn. fields and fences new.
When we discover that poor until we lay tho world
pnder contribution to enlarge experience to stimulate
growth TO prick to better achievements we shall be "a
the high road TO culture which is the lesson Of fe
II England and France and Austria cannot do without
their galleries. OF natural science neither The Jardiu
@ panes Paris Of the most attractive spots In that
city OF enchantuient.
The Government protects develops. and controls it, The
great Geological Gardens of London and Venus the prop
ery Of associations OF wealthy aud supported by their
voluntary contributions What neither Government nor asso
Citations dc for to be attempted modest scale We
hear by epressbe Bahum risen Phenix like from us
ashes immortal YOUTH He intends he tells us to estsun
noble Geological Garden connection with Museum w'osc
conduct and shall be admirable as to draw 'so'
enough to pay the enormous expenses OF the collection
company has been chartered in Connecticut win PERMISSION
to erect Of land near Bridgeport suao
houses for breeding sccmatng and training rare oS aod
animals Sometime we may hope 10 have
um natural history uptown The proper place ,n cen
a Park where collection Of very great value shou be es
,sb,hed and maintained Meanwhile. there are TO ~ new
tudns In the rear Of present Museum where living AMI
mails from all parts Of the world will be exhibited In na6
cages Not let hope o Pbpeas IN the cruel hits boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
II. Atlantic s,ea ~ Trade.

The Atlantic steam trade has increased to great
sItent during the as few years The lnman Line dispatch
two steamers each way; the Cubasd Line. each way
the Montreal Line each way the National Line each
way; the British and American each way, weekly.
The Cnnard (eItro) the North German Loyds the Ham
burg American Guion Co.'S the London and New-York.
the London and Boston the Liverpool and Boston, the Liver
pool and Baltimore the Anchor and the Transatlantic
French) send one steamer each way every two weeks
The North American Lloyd and the NewYork and Havre
send steamer each way every -four weeks.
This list gives total Of 1876 trips year
On several Of the above lines intended TO increase the
number OF passages and companies are being formed
The vast traffic which these only partially represent
gives ample assurance the Atlantic Gable will be profit
able investment if shall continue to- work successfully
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which well under huge !ents country svsd
Moreover there will be whOlss SEALS warosss and
other melancholy whims of mother nature swimming giga
tic tanks which much safer than the Atlantic If more lin
tied and ought therefore, TO commend themselves TO any 70
Elective leviathan.
part the Museum is 10 be thrown open witbous
charge to the public and for this gifts Of sculpture ar~or
paintings and general curiosas solicited from Amert
abroad and home. This feature 10 certainly scmra'
bic, and Mr. Barnum affords the space ought 70 con-
tribute valuable and permanent material for collection
which shall Illustrate the history and capacities Of the race
1t the fashion to sneer Barnnn cheat and mount
ebank The most gOodnatured have suspected within
the miraculous statue and confederate under the table Pat
IL is certain that he has afforded and
exalted at least Innocent to hundreds OF Thousands OF
people And the who makes two blades Of
wbere one grew before and the who brings sues 70
faces which had forgotten them equal beneactos
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Hsuth BreokIyu.

TuR INFECTED LOCALITIEs-THB CHOLERA BRANCH
uospITAL-PryE PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
ONE DYING IN STATE OF COLLAPsB-ils
SPREAD UP HA@ILToNAVE.-THE PENNY BHipoh
pIsTRIcT-THE DISEASE on THE DECREASE.
Public fear and sympathy have been some weeks
exercised to an alarming degree by the appearance and spread
q the cholera; and indeed III to be deeply regretted oa
the authorities both Of Brooklyn and Of this city SO long timed
with IN. appearance Of fell monster that ac
companies pale death" which approaches with equal
step md knocks ndscrlnnacly at the dooT OF
tie cottage ara the portals u the palace Ifas
ants and princes a.ky fGl pDgI ny ln,id'hs
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST l.

V,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST !.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Ibis week contains the fo''
LEADING Anr,cLn-Th. President. Responsibility Who are o.
Adv.ns ACns the Linz The Toe r.
Convention Of Southern Un'sl'ss BLACK Spar" and
%sss-Domss Esw.; se.aSs q the s Ss
L. sssr sps Tss ..s; III I
between Au'.r. and Prussia Signed
CoSoKxss-Ab.r.ct q the PIecssdns"
s Q; csr s1 s. ss, r..
@s ksss ihi Had Novel; "a S.ve Of Andersen
%5 M:', %.P r: iSss, y. T:
H Ia q, S fss Ecse Young
'I SAIios.I Ts.rscsiS TO WILLIAM LlOrD oAamsOs
Tss cossSssloSss L,s.Aar-speci. cOrs.pons.ncs hss
wahiustOn sketch Of The BOOkasa Of Congress- 10" 0'rr'
S Tss 20 cono.iocFrou Our Special Correspondent B.s
TS s.n, on mss,g ss
slaas it. Es S'Gs p.he
Victoria Pesdsn Johnson Secretary Seward and onei
aior SswosIrAss-Fs s-re. the e, s' cry
."%. ssd sd Great Many %osor o Aiding
tue Rebel MuTderets, O. 49, MI
s,,s, GS e., as%Ss..
TSa Ibrsi, saopofsins Coan, Tns Reform Ro' u Es-
Tbs CASE o, Mr. D.vRepon q The CS%I ssS,
Tnys.se9 HI: cC%psSy i o s i F.sas An
5 aaSn N.d Po 1oI l M'f IL gard 10 O"''
NJ
NORTH CARoLIxA-rhe WLlttlss,y Ina 'oseuas"' '''S
and Fullerton Abscoudsnt
POLITICAL ,,.,t. conn,,,
TIE FINE ARrs
LITERARY ITEMS
| FoREI6s MsoELLAsr
TRIaL-Fom Our Special Correspondent:
tn. Mowers Keepers; Date Of Obed Humphrey r
OF he
don o. ,he Business, Capital Employed Samber OF Machine, x
ufscturt Names Of All the Manufacturers IN s UNIV"
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Working OF the Gable.

In @ dispatch dated Hearts Content July ~ MI,
Field says The Atlantic Cable is working spendidy
TIE NEwEoI@DLAND CABLE.
30 Me dispatch Mr. Field says II have chartered the
steamer DauDss between Newfoundland and Cape
BEson to carry messages until get the cable repaired
eroes the Gulf Of St Lawrence which expect TO accom-
yah daring week Mr. Maclay. Superintendent of the
Eevfosnaa line left here Friday in Her Msjestys
steamer Niger Cape North The steamer bloodhound is
acugside tie BasterD taking twelve miles Of cable
10 repair the Gulf Of cable and will leave for
Cape North this evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

p san FRANCISCO Wednesday, August ], 1906
A dispatch from Victoria, dated yesterday, says an
enthusiastic celebration place the day previous the
receipt Of the news Of successful laying Of the Atlantic
cable.
The Legislature adjourned business was suspended and
tbe Governor Chief Justice and Mayor addressed immense
meeting in the public square The Mayor wss TO send con
eratalatory address TO the Mayor Of LoIdon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
Preparation. on abe O.hsr side for assine...

The valenta correspondent Of The London Tunes
says ample evidence Of reused interest in the cable and ID
creased public belief 40 its is forthcoming Many
applications for priority have been eegrsphed
70 the managing director from London and the chief capitals
of Among the earliest Of these was from the rep
Of OF the leading journals OF NewHork and
shero little doubt that the Intelligence OF the line be-
England and America being opened will be followed
by perfect food OF messages from every part Of Europe