davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-02-01
The Wheat market WIS very quiet in the evening,
with few talee OF No. stSlesE


For almost the dret time in the history Of onr
trade and commerce, the sate. oi freight By rail-
road hom Chicago to the seAboard are as low as
nom Cincinnati The rate for Fourth Class to New
York is Soc and TO Phlladelphla at &c. As Pro-
visionE ere lower here than In Cincinnati, bnyefe
from Baltimore, Phllodelphsa. New York and Bo.-
ton ind II now 10 their advantage to hive their
orders dIIed In fh{t market
, 1866-02-01

Today W7a The dal1ebt day or the 8eaton. We could
htzE Of no ra!Rttory sales there were few forced
sae Of small lota bat theJ could not be considered
As aGortmc criterion Of psces. Eastern dispatches
rtroft decline q to penny In hyetpool and the
ruafEtt IN New Tptk merely no1nlu.l. We give the
following Il The nominal tAtsg Of Ie4tsrdaY:
, 1866-02-01
Cincinnati -L1uber HInrlket-Jau. m.

Ihe transactions in tuHber nse conaiaerably Inter.
fortcd By the VT weather. although there Il G4r
ens!nGst doing tng the scasen. It our Quotations.
GONG Kinds Of the hiEh grader Of strictly dry lunl.
DER. which 4rc &caEce arc sofa It tribe above the
quo1auons We have r1orc favorable accounts Of The
hnklnes. Of logging m Michigan aud bctter surrjY
rtc.eo TWO week. nso. We still qnote prices a fo-
, 1866-02-01
AAt2-Reciproeity Treaty Meeting.

Al 4 meeting held in the eity Of WilIunsport.
Pa, jan. 9Th. 1865 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: " :, -
WnERkAs, Eaa.ta ere being made by British
1PeIts to procure the renewal of the Redprociiy
Treaty. between the United Ssatcs and tbs British
l1nylncte; and
WHEREAa- S1ch renewal would be mpst seriously
detrimental TO The Agricultural aud tunous to The
lumb+rpe lntcIeets Of the people Of nsy1vania.
therefore, We. the citizens Of Nliliamspprt and
lseosntnR county. representing in part the agricu-
tnal antttczis Of the Stae, but more particularly
The INN beTnE interests Of the west branch o. the
Sn.qpehAuna, In public meeting assembled
Aesoste, 1tt, Thai the existing treaty IL recipro-
ca only IN nAmc the British ffos1nccs rcsplpc all
tne advantages and the Cn1tcd 3tates only the tis-
ADVANTAGES
I'd, That II The rcAsons for Commercial reciprocity
with Capaua II they eEcr existed. exist no Longer,
a. ouf manufacturers hare m ample market fof ali
their pEodncis atshin the limit. Of our Owl now
happily restored county.
Sd, lha, in the question oi protection from COM
petition with Canldtan exports, Ia Involved the
prosperity OF the Amtf7Can farmer, tic lnmbe9man
and Tbs fxborts, free Trade being nike runoos to
each and Ill nt them, with the low price OF labor
and metallic currency IN the Provinces, eompeti-
tIou Wunld be II osf DISASTROUS
4tb, That copy ct these resolutions be eent 10
onr Senators a1d Representatives in Congress-, and
70 tho press ol Ihilaaelphla. lor publication.
AAuIoN FlsHEn. President.
AttcSt-C BEuFtL MOORE, Secretary.
, 1866-02-01
......, u. D RICE. Mayp
o.s-e.. q. y: is,pAAN.I Ilsy Clefk- la9y35a
A SSESSMENT NOTICE.

IN UTf1cE Of NE EoARD oY PE8Ltc WORKs,}
CHICAGO. January a9tLa, E65,
tubc notttc hereby Riyen to Al persons .efcstet
fub!lc Works the city Of Chicago, have completed
ne Assessmtnt Fol for f1lnK. sfxdng and pian ki1:
thc sast line Of Wells e,reet" Aso tie Assessment
tS,! foF GIlinE. grading and pianttpz alley h
addltlon to Ch!caso," ana such Assessment Roils
hass been filed Ia the ot,ce Of the City Clerk.
nf SAID city At It's next rGgulnr meeting 70 be held on
lng nsth 9Th dsy Of fFtbrnaEy, lse at the hour of X
y which tine sll rastles tntertltcd viii have thS
nRbt % oe heard An rcrsous wishing to object 10 said
writing, In the office Of the City Clerk ut least onc aT
pt!os to such meeting Of Tho Common Council.
j. a. GINDELE
FRED. LETZ
Commissioners Of the Board Of Fnb,ic Works.
, 1866-02-01
#fotrtual.
1l[Qllt,I:::'!;;PBxS'l!g3!!lA|!KAS. 70 JIG !!
- -. -. !. =. .Y..t;.-'
- -r-i
;: - Il Il

= NV Yosx. August 18th, ts&
Ariox me to eal. yuu attention 70 ny pRxpARA-
11QH or ,coAFoUan EXTRACT Bucnu- nc
competent psss m yuCuu. Lazo LILY. cuBRs
JUNIPER BkRRIKs.
MODE OF FpRHpARAT1oH.-Buehu,t IN ,.euo. 1a-
npe1 B14ts. hy 4ss,u,aston. to form fae zin~ Gu
nebs e1trscted by displscsa.ent BY uqaor ootatnsd
from Juniper Berries, containing vsry little suzsr@
ma propartiou Of spit, md nusspa1atshss tnzaa any
now h use Tae ses,e properties sze By this mqde
extracted 49,, ....,. =.
Boehu u psspa1ed by p.uxnlsu Eca@a1fy, u u ,
dark Color It Is plant that etu lts tasanee; or
acron Of aame destroys this uss ACTIVE mtneipae,.
leaving dark md xlastaous deeoce.on- Vine ,s:tas
ooaor OF Ingredients. rbs Bueha tn mr prepszatna
predounases, the smallest quantity of other tnsfe
ntss.e added. 10 p.e7ent fermentation; upoa tuspec-
don. it w.1lbe found not to be Tmcture. - made In
Pharmaeopea. nor Il It's s5rup-and theresbre caa bs
used II casa where tssrr q Inflammation e1hn.1n
this, yo1 have the knowledge Of the lnzrelents and
the mode Of prspEIattoa-
Hoping tnas yon Viii txvot Il with t1ssl. md that
upqc Inspection IT viii meet with your ap<obAaun..
With FEELING Of confidence,
Tam. TGJ respectfully
Fl, +. NkI.MBOnD,
Chemist ma pYuxxat Of IA yeazs sEpHtncn IN Pana-
de&phia and DOW loeased Il bis Drug and choEasea1
wa.ehouse, 5D4 broadway New Yosk.
, 1866-02-01
&pbErnment 4alkB.
VDVKRNAfENT-BAEE.-Lsf,

+. cAYAu WDWRRNT -&ETD
AVV1IA1Su15Ex 00LEa--Ia1ES
NJ sale ot M Surgical 1nsttuM sata. VIII b sold
nj npct$oa.a - ~ Ae4e14 kHf4F444 Warthpuac,
Pnhlic EdGafE N4ftyfne, Ttrn. Cd TUESDAY,. Feb
~ iSS6.
II G0al Qpaxkta& cAea; =.
Il. 1870 dg-t as3..Trt,:s: r, a.:
FNt Eess{e0 Ez9aS Iaal1;-'. , .
ID nj.secttns Ctsea; -n ,t.. {
III EPnrSSt S.SATs fSu tN34{u A'y'H'A-
81 A : nn = thrrN ftida3- :;
10 Saomyrk P1tn,h: swf 8Utsktyv1lte:
ID Tesah N1tr@sE{s f1ai1umenta: !
sN f1Ty1fs1nss ssff ssrrt1rr 0Yrtuxea
lin SrsT4neStsrS-
II ia rdnnfn i t:f,e...i< s,+f f1$1s.
ID Trnsaet s5nptsr,t 11.s.r ~ strnnjG I'M
! 1Sn St4s~ar.:. "t'9 -S'4 o010.e' -..,
! ~ Tnvrafs;r+,, II, ,.4tte.r... -t:. /.
ia E.-s Rnhhs- a. a tLtAre. "A s::,,r,sa s,,s..
1n S.tts snifsts II siesS. As'e' ~f
, 1866-02-01
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!

All to be sold 1t Fire Dollars each without regard to
value. snd not to be paid for untI! you know
What you are to Efceye.: g
, 1866-02-01
Dart11fr6hlp.

TTSSOLUTION OF PARTNFR-
VILE Il this day dissolved br mntuai corsent All
dsbs duo 70 the fata MEm to b paid 70 Il ~ EfrF.
patrick. TAQ8. r. & ElRKPATRiCK
Mn aoNKRVlIIE,.
chsessc. u. January z1th. lsst. gsu&
, 1866-02-01


s1Idey and Nordsy......1S LID itRs =!
TNtstay. ........-...... ...1GgQ 973 1,0A l,34
"wednesday. :. ............ssas So ia ~.
Total. ik,7x 1.;si ~; Ia
Same tiuo last wetk.-..la.3s3 -. 10 ~:
The actual receipts to-day 1t the Untos Yards wae
II follows:
Rnn a,snd H. 9s,d
11n ..ss.l 2oe
nIllhnls GEHtM loaQ 900
e. 1outs Alton tt0ad.. .............., ri
AIc1Eaa soathefn
AotA
The actual sales aimee last report foot up III hi.
lows:
unoas ttnEA SIS
nu!!AEloA
st LQus & tiIQn SO
N0ftn@taEt4L II
lott. f93
The prices rsuZe from $s7 10 ~. chiefly 1t *9lsta
$9.4a.
The market today has been yt1y quiet buyers gen.
esaly holding on In anticipation Of heavy fectp. snd
lower p1lcea. The arrivals large and conllda1-
bic nntnber rtfnan in Tie pens unxold.
Wequote the market dull. md ps1eea l081sc p 100
n lower
The fo1tnwfnr . ira , ha 4r.r..r,tonu.
, 1866-02-01

lupof4s Of Breads1nds Into Grfat Britain.
Tbs following sabie show1 the tmpoztatlous Of
Fhe5t Tour and corn fnto Great Britain during The
nfst eleven months Of The past three yar:
1xtQk4s OF WHEAT AND F1.ouH 1s7o TUE uS1TTD KING.
, 1866-02-01

--TntA interest rs
.-The condition pf the hsnla of the tire prine1-
pal commercial znae k the Union il exhibited In
the spllo1tagt gtaple. *hien sac1s the akgFssate Of
, 1866-02-01

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

NKDxEsuAr EVENING" Jan. 81,
EKE1GHTS;-7hc following IL the jotnt tariff Of
, 1866-02-01


nWo tors lesk than 1t II the close o5 ibJ This
Ta'i des5sa:e t1alsates maeh heshnes. IL Tue trade
1he pat ye1s 10 England the transaeois in eta.s
senesa1y 1SFr ee. @ s1tsnsive Tue auotaroes have.
tAtlooa from aen oad have been libe1i scale .e-
tutns tl the nite1 hlhsGom Eiye the anaeIed afT-
, 1866-02-01

In = late EnE1lah paper the following summAry Of
te Official ssau,fics Of tht Bzuihirun trade during
The rast yeAt is given:
The great advance In The yalue Of Iron In 1855 forms
N impoEtxat feature IN our conme1raI history Pro-
dncGon has Interested, the denErd for home and
export has been eomexhAt active. AND even 1Dpf
cent. bank rate has not prevented Scotch ~ lfpp
tFdm to PCT tou. The production OF lsoa
eretse Of Looo to0a ss compared with iSl. The pa.
Tpas.
ffodCctspn ...........-........ .........,.LtN0U0
Eafson m9AE 2o.M1
Et0CKs Lee 3l4 lee3 5000
, 1866-02-01
CHICAGO CATTLE- d1AKKET.
etr7.eE or .uR DA11T TEIBusLt

et17stE or .pR DA1LY TEIBusLt
Wednesday Evening. JAn- 81.
BEEF fCATTLE-AcoofdinE to The Foarf ol T1soe
reports. the receipts and Ehtpmens knee our LIST issue
compared With the corresponding period Of tsks hare
been foo1s, II should BONE IN mind thai sse
snsFmeuu md recxa ara really those u the day PIT.
eedink.
, 1866-02-01
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEbxE8N4T EfEStEGs I4h. 81.
KEW YORK QUOTATIONS.. :
q. 81, .10sx U. s. 10-4rs. ..Y31f
q. $. 5e0'e Nc- ...1Gs9i Q. S. 73o'e Aug ..9
U. $. 690'e N. hui. o. =. T-30'r Jnne .954
Z. $. ss1s Ts.... -11s o. $. 1865 july. ysai
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

Isaiah Brown, Wood Turnefs' Union.
DANES b 0verton and James Hiiand
Trades Assembly fsgl ei }5s4lsi .ss'
Thomas s. Eueress, HARNESS. Makers
A.P. Judge, Patxsrn AfakelssBnion. !
Charles e. WILSON, Gani1ak III, Union.
J. Edwatd Kirby, Bficki&yers' Union. Il
,. w. Stofey-, Iron Monl defss Union. ~
fhomas b. Grifan, Operative Mason Be
Inev0lent Unl0n. hAs t''i@ s'tAft
james A. Miflin, Machinistss Union.
James Hyland, frades' Assembly. s.F
Philip Anld, Shipwfights' Union.
John w. Cocpers, House Carpenters
Union. ss flss,f -s-s
@. W. Maynard, MiIlwrighta, Union.
Thomas B. Brian, Curriers' Association
wv Ford, National Union Of Curriers
VIM. g. Miller, ShfgOiuers' Association,
After some alterations had been made,
tho report was unaaiRously adopted. 'ssb
~ ceAnsErsE ON PEHxAnksr oaaxEszAsssssss
Jpon formal motion, Cosnmittee On Per-
maaent Organization was constituted, as
follows Il. ass ...s.s ~. s.-e.i +. NJ.
VIM. J. Jessup, New York. s.s,
A. WJPhillips, Connectieut. ~
w. B. lies, Georgia. s..s ,issrI
r. L. MassiH, Delaware. 81 hs.s ~.
Wm. Lee, Virginia. ~ ~ .a
Georee II. Spaulding, Massachusetts.
A. G, Cameron, Illinois, n ~ Sse
uenry George, Michigan. ~ g,sg sg
], AshwOrth, Missouri. s, ~.
Isaac Clipa, Pennsylvania. III E@s a
J. }. Afford, Indiana. ~ t.s 4 - +
John - Meter Iowa
The Committee un Permanent Organiza-
tion having retired for consultation, able
remarks were had from MesHs. Emmons, Of
New York Jno. Reed, Of New York and
WIN. Harding. Of Brooklyn; Stewart, of
Michigan, and Hinchcliife, Of Missouri.
A number ok other gentlemen were called
upon. Messrs. Finchcr and Roberts, Of Phi
ladelphia, and others, who acknowledged
Ibe compliment an brief but suitable terms.
A subcommittee, from the Committee
upon Permanent Organizations here appeared
and informed the Congress Of the Inability
IL the committee to c0nniete the acts de-,
Folved upon it prior TO this morning.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
H
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

- :. - = q Q
r. - 4. u !. 81 vi q. - 4 "a
Mr. HarQ1n&, OF New f6fk, t64sfcd 4
/, lamendneut Go be foAa6d belo1J pfopesih
the eppointment OF ghumbef - comm he
100 various auljects. esM = 49, ~
Inc quessson was c!lled upon the origin'
teselSs.oa 81 "a: Hnslsy, nptssysr .ad hsS
- = " ac.lcin 9.e1e
lions Hliiisn csihers & & i;ssyisSd IN - a assss
rtsas M aaS, a sss,s. g 49, seSgDsa Sass a ~ y
fYofksfW!sR.l tiIeEg. ysorrriA |. n. ~. Nlsktor
tfJrin e1vx2 n i a ND.l&,e vp..,s.;s.sT n
tT s - =
a,cuPe, mAssaenasetss 4. ~ cameron
Ia AsR,lsni kTis.a,.s;- i a {srH. r--i3. - -
vanisE r. I saljcvs indss "a, 80.
iMcCaoleT. Iowa n1ss ~ ~ 81 'Er
4 .sSt2osr 80 -. xr..... rox
n @,n.-Wr - ~" r., Il, ~.
". rHcuer3 william Y. U>iey ana J0hn "A
\ White, Oh philadelphia. lhfee ven kSo~i
saEs ssss d sbs N s5cl u [Ss'hosss w, lhisI IS
Gs5t. sa s,sas ~. 3 sA1 y ncperr,
~ e 11, ~ y tto1'oyq; -, g-s.
6sses rh.a ~ Prssadsnss ma ssetsries os Tstisaa
Toe nisrasiishal unisushs sied ta - q un sRs door
Tss - ~, .ss.. -. r ss.s =. III .E
IN me yngsnaf re
sesaspn AZ was lests qud The amendment ol
a11 : "a hoess;s s.: va = sdsgtss.. = i...s sao
-v'sy1 49, 'teSu suts ~ Fe'
,ass.as ssaassons = SesalS p ls;sssea q shs Com
az follr..:..- H.. ,-.i n: s 49, : "
the iolieMing res0lutlens we're aehsred, ANA
ss,as y reg Msss ar n FsfsfrsS 70 the nmis'es
v- ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ N. ~. In
a. t s;.hs S,,r Z! sRHoa na. s.s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

01lA$/IAUN RIkL 4e 4.
a d T7:5.-55 55ss;--F Il =s=s' a a =sss.-s -.
slonfi DeDt-- ess. nseW.ss q -. 80
4 fccoefts q Pcnnsy1x.nia. cc.io4sly q IN
Rss.s.s ~ - Msr.ls.s . H;s.h,;e. ~ - ni;so;.
1@y !. - Al.es "a q ss,aE,ss !.
-. U0nnlttss e e9nlel ZIP tls tSsss9eet q
aset 1sSss. rslcssos = IN ~ ~
1EnHsns, of Disssicl a e 6olsnhi I HhsIps'
i a GenRectiept .Qoe, or GeorEia; 4, Mastou,
Of DeleWare; Lee, of Virginia 8paldink,
Of NassAck us6tts: Cainer6iI, u 'hiim0iS
Stevart ! - N;chi ~. !. seroader. a. Niasbafi:
i Harding. NJ M f9rk 3jaIsel' a. penIsvl.
vania 1lfofd. N fndjsnS IF IA ,3nleJ- AZ
Iowa. a.gho - l,s ~ y 'Tias's .Fsi lsT0o1
On sno<ibns shs name of the President, NJ.
John 'Hiuchclii7a., az lIlinois. va added %
The ist as cbairmsn 81 tbs committee.' -,si.
I 4 number 81 rssolutions, msmoriaisl ana
petitions were presented u ffrlh iiE3rsui
bAhss ara wore fsiSsrel 70 IsnpropriAk6 eJiiII2
mittAas- ~
T 81 {. a3s.sL ae b'i. ~ s1 -
- sfhirvs up1nvss 1sroee~ai-aa. ~
td sgskaa9 s1s11 se.- ~ d. - i i17,ss II
/, =. .,r,.. - su,v..~, -. 80 !,
nne Na''onM al 1.ool oo's,ess ssse.IYsse ~.
sns 'I''' n.seos Iasa.,ss tAss lnofhl4g y
,ssss v.s,srsssw t's' sss's ~ s''s -sss' 4s4sps "
s@rsf ~ = n. tsE ~ as-sfll N sbged -
,or;fv r. ~ s sSa, y e nss - s ~ w. '>
oR. !. = s,s,.. Co., ~,
s.lIhv shs Ss..a...., ssS .,,..., snl ~, ',,.
Ganys,t;an '-''s1'-rf''s ~ -
Az evident interest was y;.s,na mantle ted by the
delegatss To.dav Al Has rhAractefisea the
prcceedingss0f the Congress during its pre-.
Fvisns. sessions. In the rapid aad successful
completion 9fl the duties deyqlysd upon them
BY the call ,fof the Conversion.
During Their discussions OF the various
stfbjects formally presented for their con-
siderstion, true hsrnor and excellent wit on ]
times marked the brief speeches Of the deie-
gates, eteryescepces OF good feeling and cor
diality hunorously and ludiccusly Expressed,
.ha a would ! have done credit to the hear.
Tbs % sS;isn,1x "a sSs Sst5;SSy r ntes.;led Il fn.A
{r~yo.rts<.. az ~ = ,,,,s,, .e ~.
the ,oelyi ieenssrable ssature OF which was the
undue ana uncahed Tor amount Of time De-
voted 70 the consideration Of mere det.ils1
Of Oft the Convention ' ''' .s'' - -''''o s's1
rAImosion Of Mr.. Froop's, Of Massachusetts,.
TOR the appointment OF committee OF 1--WE
on ways and rasaas, was indefinitely post
porsu' - IL :,
tie eSpsdiency il eonstitutins committee
Un n s. as sso1s shs rns rss.%
ths whole sub;eot was. unon motion. laid
unon the table ''f7'''
:. 1s3s ssan|
49, sfss gQz. Ysnad
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE PRO-
ga CEEDINGS. r.,s IS.


The delegates met at Ford's Theatre, .
1890, and the meeting was called 20 erde
by Mr.. Gathers, Of Baltimore, who nomin
ated Mr.. Hinchclitfe, ofSt. Louis, temporary
chairman. !. 4 H.
Mr.. HIS nomination having been confirm
ed amid much applause, the following re-
marks were made by him: hii
Genileme,, Of he Conuenfion Il appre-
bend that the only duty have 70 perform
here will be to open your organization, and
perhaps to secure the appointing Of com
mittees for the purpose of facilitating \
permanent organizations, ] know that YOU
have no time to waste, as workingmen, in
listening to idle speeches. We have come
tcgether, all Of us, meaning business and
nothing but business. tApplaasel. I hope
that we have all come prepared to do what
we ought TO do as representative Iaen Of
the working classes Of the eouAtry, and
that we will proceed at once to business. i
declare the convention formally opened and
ready for the appointment of committees Il
first Of n Committee on CredeRtisls, and
next Of Committee on Permanent Organ
iEation. - a qsass b.e ass
cOAhITTKR ON CREDENTIALS.
On motion committee on credentials,
consisting Of one from each State and the
District Of Columbia, were appointed TO ex-
anime the same. TIE following is the com.
mittee. e. a +" Il
James B. Overton, of Maryland.
James II. Reed, District Of Columbia.
w. Harding, New York.
ID. w. Gibson, Connecticut
VIM. B. Ives, Georgia. r
II. L. Mastin, Delaware. wai
ID. u. Bolson, Virginia. A @
I. E. Hughes, Massachusetts,.
A. q. Cameron, Illinois.
Thos. N. Dolan, Michigan. T
Andrew Sc roeder, Missouri.
j. ID. Ware, Pennsylvania.
j. j. Afford, Indiana.
After some discussion in reference to the
appointment Of committee on permanent
organization, it was finally decided that the |
Congress should adjourn until three O'Clock
pm, TO allow the C0mmittee on Credentials |
ample time for the preparation Of their re-
port. 80 N+9 t-s ya
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-27
FOR BALTIMORE.

The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
80 apt JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceived Il new boiler. and been thoroughly reit-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at O'Clock, p. III.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown
sGop ping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 81 7 o clock.
The STEAMER THOS. f. CAHILL, Capt.
JAS. II. NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAI, at3 p. N. touchiugat Chap 81 Point.
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'ciock. For
freight and passage apply to
ND l7-tf B. WHEAT, Agent
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GARDEN SEED.

y7RESH TURNIP SEED, G;c.--White Dutch
Z Turnip, Red Top Strap Leaf, American
Rutc Baga, Golden Ball, Yellow a berdeen,
Early York Cabbage, Large York d., Early
French Oxhead Cabbage Early Savoy, Early
Wakefield, Early TVinningstcdt, Little Pixie
King Of Dwarf, Scotch hale Siberian DO,
Timothy Seed, &c, Just received and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
au 15.tf No. 80, King ST..
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-; rlmlrc:tions, of personal character will be charg
~. Of advertisement rates.
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Is. North .RoYal Street

Il. North Roya! Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great Variety. from the
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent Far
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain GlobGs;
Chimneys, all kinds and SIZES Brushes, " lex,
and all other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable prices Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
sed at extremely low figures, ana o!iered at cor
resnoninr rates. All who want redl bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps h@d bet
ter come quickly. mn I'll I'll
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!. 2n-Ehe following beautiful prayer
ol tda Ja9::~e who now pines within the
walls O. ::'o>J Monroe, and fer the success Of
the philadelphia Convention, was made by the
he: y Z. Broadlus, D. D., at the session
The -,lccmarlc Baptist Association, held in
Charlottesville lost wool
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ORANGE AND ALE1AaDR1A RAILROAD.

-. :.
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Have just made additions to their large stock
of Drugs Paints, Oils, &c, and can offer in
ducements to cash customers: they name in part
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

~ Careful attentlOn given 70 INC compound
inp of Physicians Prescriptions. aug loft
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rs HALF Bills. FAMILY ROE POTO-
y MAC HERRING, put up ear " in the sea-
son in oak packages, and warranted prime.
10 half bbls nett Shad, in oak packages
10 kegs Shad Roe in oak packages
so bbls No. l Gross Uerrings for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
my Soft No 8, Prince st.
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A STATIC CHOLERA.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE.

The cause of Cholera is always found in de-
ranged state of the digestive fluids, particular y
the bile which has been put in disorder By eli
matte or other atmospheric causes. The hillary
ducts are thus prevented from fulfilling. their
functions, and consequently the whole circula-
ton is thrown into disorder. The more ones
system is thus deranged by unhealthy ea;ablcS;
or irregular habits of fliviEg, the more easy viii
we become the victims of ASlATlC CHOL-
ERA.
Asiatic Cholera is q terrible complaint; it
takes its victims with rapidity unknown to any
other malady the slightest neglect against san
itary rules is almost surely punished with death
Yet Cholera is curable like other Diseases
and in this Elixir we possess remedy which d is is
thousands of cases, particularly in 1850, in Ger
many and in the Cholera season arrt E;rdna past in
has proved the use of PROF WUNDRUM'S 5
CHOLERA ELIXIR the surest preventive
against the malady.
A large stock, imported directly from Germa-
ny, Just received from the Custom House III New
York. Put up in Bottles of two sizes, at 80 cts
and 81 60 each. JANNEY s. CO., Agts,
aug l8-tf l45 King street
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ALEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING AUGUST p, 1866
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUGGISTS,
(Stabler's old stand-Established 1852
NO. 7, SOUTH FAIRFAX ST,
Have lust made additions to their large stock
of Drugs, Paints, Oils &C., and can offer in
ducements to cash customers they name in part
Druqs q. Chemicals. Proprietary Medicines.
SMYRNA Onium. Bitter Wine of Iron
Orinine Schenck's Medicines,
Galomel Jayne's,
Rochelle Salts, Stonebraker's, e
Chloride Lime, Cannon's,
Pyrophosphate Iron, Glove Annodync,
Lac Sulphur, HALLS Hair Renewcr,
Sulphuret of Potash, Chcka hominy Bittere
Propylamin, ShallenDerger fllls,
Strychnine Osgood's Choclogogue,
Sulphate Morphia, Woods Hair Restorer,
Citrate Iron, Zollikofers Cordial,
Carb Ammonia, DaVlS's ram hlller
Gum Camphor, Russia Salve,
Podophyllin. Windsow's Sooth. Syrup,
Pui2ats and Oils. Soaps, Pe1JWmery, sc.
Lewis 5 Leads, Lows Brown Wind. Soap
LindseGd Oil, .GlennS .. -.
Boiled - Yankee Shaving
Spirits Turpentine, Turtle Oil
Patent DRYER, Honey
Japan Varnish, Lubln'S EXTRACTS,
Copul q ' Toilet Powder,
Coach q Teeth Brushes,
Asphaltum Sponges, >.
Denzinc Combs,
Kerosene Oil, hair Brushes,
Neatsfoot q Shaving
Rochelle Ochrc Vinaigrc dc Rouge;
Ivory Black,
Japan Tin. 1lSo,
Tapioca, Pearl Barley,
Cox's Gilatino, Olive Oil,
Mustard Spices,
Soap Bark, Trpoi,
Saratoga Water, Spatulas.
AGENTS FOR .....
GROVER s. BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
STONEBRAkER'S
.. RAT EXTERLIN ATOE,
.,.. 49,. (BeSt known
.-... FORBES DISINFECTANT
AND DEODORIZER, -
AND
LANDRETH'S
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
Ms~ Physicians Prescriptions receive care
ful attention. ....... jy 25-1m