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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

Radical Ratification Meeting mt Ianhattan.
Vile.
Al the Metropolitan Hail. Manhattanville there was
meeting last evening for the purpose Of rafyng tho
nominations Of the republican candidates-Mr VIM. A.
Darling for Congress NJ. Charles H Kitchen for As
sembly. Mr. G. c. Leigh was chairman, and msdo a
neat spcsch. Mr. Kitchen and yr. II b. Stanton ad-
dressed tho meeting There was considerable cnthus-
avn and good many Interruptions Al the ternina.
ton some OF tho opposite faction gave three cheers for
Tho democratic candidate. The police present IN
force, and the assembly dispersed quietly
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Di-t let Attorney Hall aud the Elective Fran.
cbi-e.


The District Attorney yesterday addressed circular
letter. Of which tho following copy Justice Hogan,
In relation TO persons who may DO disposed 10 obsruCt
citizens In the exercise Of their rights tho ballot box
during the election which Take place on Tuesday
next Doubtless the other magistrates have received
similar letters
To Inu PotIcp MAcrsrnlrre:-
GESrfrwvNf regret 20 he Obliged 10 inform ycu officially
that there believe orssuized tempt BIZ poll
texans 90 obsuc s OF the elective franchise NJ in.
formation y that persona with intent
both registration and voting will attend all day
certain pou and systematically and successfully challenge
voters Whenever such intent expressly fairly
ine hc from the facts and complaint hc msse against any
such challenger, Il win become your duty warrant
and -trest the offender Such with an int~nt
would Ne attempt ~ dcyee hinder ecctor from FIVE
exercise of the right Of rnfseen- r. g. l n will also
become isdefrssnur for inspector 10 refuse
reve % Nfuny delay receiving Tho % any man
whose name 4 upon the registry and who Is willing 10
swear In his vpe," according 10 law johnson walden
u John lD Bridges Election Case; ID Louisiana Annual
Reports, 0os
nlro request that sf tho magistrates will bs constant
y holding az the usual places from sunrise sunset
next Tuesday, and tha vii notice Of that fact
20 BE- served upon tbs superintendent Police
police captain IN order that when he ais any
all OF tho offences peculiar election day promit
justice may be melted out both tho public and Offenders
and the police spared With
great respect, your obedent servant, 80
November a. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

suholnod i a complete list Of the candidates be.
fore The people Of this city TO DO voted for In the election
next Tuesday Tho list Is submitted without or
comment Some OF the candidates arc well and favora.
bly, known others men OF growing ability but no, 40 we'll
known come OF them well known for their identlh-
.sfion with the corrupt Tammany 'rng' and really
tNe political au,omstona Of the leaders Of tho Wgwsm
Of them n they had their deserts would be serving
he safe az sing sing. Voters should know the obsrHc-
ter o. their candidates before they vote for them:
FcsixAnoNs ro~Gprs..
Dfs Rrdhrf fagsps1v
t-llcrnce GREELEY. John fox.
3-Enaas VI. tgtt foi ,aarrisssy.
6-,hAries s. 6veucer y ~. a. ~. s s
f-tseorre y. ste, ,srenner T. wnithr,o ,bsnler
s-Ir t,rsnd ~ ca,von James frpos-.
s-wilAn A. Daring Fernando Mod
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TOO LATE ron CLAssIFTcATIoS.

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or rur
n members % the First Division New yorh N.,,an. :,
Guard vas held on saturday evening fo he purpose Of
uyng tneI spPr the nomination Of Ms jor Gene
raj Aexsnder shalcr Tor supervsor Among 10 nsnx
present were number Of the exorcers Of bs yolnn,sy
army, yho served durnR the lats and Who rsonsr
her old and elds 70 ehov their apprea,ls AZ
MAJOR GENERAL fnALER "
By voting fer him on Tuesday
Inos n. hnIlp. Secretary. -a"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

Dit Dere-asr linton u,~.rvr..f.>
t-John Y Savage Michael W burns
o ,ohn MoEIas s.sw.r. John Morrissey.
ii. Winthrop Chan..sA II. O. sssbbins
sFsrnando Wood william A. Darling.
-. m'. It, p ou 1s..r s.ssrnsn.
S-TSs%.s !. ssssx.rs George George s'sssa.on.
s-Iapes Brooks 'A''''' Robert Johnston, and
s-Fe.rnando Wood. Elizabeth Cady stanton.
e-Thomas e. Stewart,
r. :, Republican, -. Dsno sngis,n
Lieut. Governor s. L. Woodford Robt ii. Pruyn.
canal sSs ssphfn E% S. wss
COUNTY IIoKEr-roR suPEnysos
Gershon n Hermann. Alex. shaler. '''''
Joseph B. Taylor. Gershon N Hermann.
Joseph B. Taylor. Patrick A. McAear
r....... ,oR REGISTER 49,,
John nccooI "S John Mccool
General ohs ss' g. Halpne General chas g. naipne
General Chas g. Halplne. General Chss. o. Halpine.
chas q. Haipne.
ron RECORDER.
John K. n hacsa"" John X, Hs 1Is5@
pemorasie U"om cbas7gaise Rep.
John X. Hackett. John sedswick.
FOR SURROGATE.
Gideon !, 'Tf asssr1 Gideon J. Tucker Fucker.
James N. smith, Jr No nomination.
n' James NJ. smith, smith,. Jr.
FOR CORONER
william sesiT%a% william scSITsasr.
William schrmsr: '''" William sehrmsr.
Louis J. Naumapn William schirner
FOR ASSEMBLY.
michael q. Murphy. Thomas Hughes
s-Corneiius Donahue Geoi ge Ross
s-,o h Hayes VIM Brien.
6-,Iacob seebscher Hugh Nesbitt.
s--James Reed. Hch i Eterhard.
e-Henry Rodgers. Norman sratton
in NH Hin Fowler a.'' Ino. v G s meVa''
l2--Ienry Mailman. Thomas r. Subtle.
i3-Bernsrd Cregan BENZ z. Wandell.
l6-Aex. Frear Francis NJ. Curry.
i7-xsx q. waSi wilson Berryman.
la-John Z. Deyeln. Chss. II. Kitchcll.
2o-patrick Russell. Adolphns Ievinger.
2l--HenTy W. Genet WIN. H. de Camp.
Il-Jonn Kelly and isaf fhos. 5. Van Beuren.
:, Dsaoyatic Onion. :, Mozart
5-Ja,nes NJ Costello Daniel O Kelley.
4-JehnJ. Blair Frank Dnny.
o-Chas. T. Doremus John Nolan
} Ssaa 4 Samson Rsnssn F9snt Il ssnso
s-Henry Ze;ner Henry zeirnsr.
lo--owen Murphy. John l.. Dimond.
i2-wn A. Lynch Patrick DALEY
bernard
l4-Thos. J. Creamer. Thos. j Creamer
l5-Enos McMullin Joseph BlumenthaL
i6--Mchaol N. SALMON. Michael N. Salmon.
l5-G. w. Punke,t Arden NJ. HalletG
lS-Leander Buck. Leander Buck.
13-Jno. T.. De,in. John r.. Dsvelin.
aD-Frank MeElroy. Patrick Russell.
2l-Wm. II. McCarty. Henry w. Genet.
Conservative kcke0n.
michael j. Cowan.
3--Wn. O'Bricn. VIM. II. Ballard.
5-Archibald Bradshaw. Chas. Blauvelt.
6-Wm. n. Tracy John A. Sigcrf0n
Robt. ID. Price
Frank A. Ransom. Or. Van Antwerp
8-Georpe i. Anderson. Henry Zeimer.
s-Chas. T. PolhainuA Chas. r. Pohamus.
1o-owep Murphy. John L. DimoId
Il--John v. Gridley
l2-Wn. Lynch.
15-Frncs NJ. Garry.
16-Wm. Atkinson.
E-Geo. w. Plunkett Alex Ward.
le-Wm. w. Badger. Lcander Bnck.
N-Frank MoElrory Henry w. Genet.
Henry Arcnlarius.}
NHTgEvTH DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
The democratic nominee for Assembly In this district
Is John T. Devein, counsel to the Corporation, and
one Of the few Of the old Wewam that has kept cea
OF the ''rins Of that institution Mr. Dcven 10 Law
yer by profession Of extensive practice the New Yorl
bar, good debater, and gentleman experienced II
L. --I1.l
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S hIPPIN g NE w S.
Port OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 3, 1866.

AlMaNAo ruw YoRx-Txm pAE
nlan1. .,............. ~ 3 u
sxSo................ b Mcn vATKn morn Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

NIHTEEvTH DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
The democratic nominee for Assembly in this district
s John T. Develin, counsel to the Corporation and
Of the few Of the old Wigwam that has kept clear
Of the 'rins OF that institution Mr. Dcvein Law.
yer by profession Of extensive practice the New York
bar, good debater, and gentleman experienced In
legislation and we'll vcrscd on the aimpoFtant political
questions Of the day. In his election tho city would
secure good representative and the public able ad
yCcate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

New Elements nj Work FavOrinR the Sue
cess Of the Radical State Ticket-Hypocrisy
of Tnmmany Hall Exposed-Bar0n Won Hon-
MANS Positive Identity with the Wixwnm
ssRingo--lIis Late Railroad Experience
New Tangled Fenian Organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04
FIIsCELLAS EOUs.

As HIRAM AND PRISON, % BowERY rs SELLING
n English Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Lowell. Thrce-py
and Ingram Carpets a. greatly reduced prices buyers
viied call also Oclths 3io ~ feet wide Drcsets four
Yards wide; Mats, Mating &c. Look for 90 Bowory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

On Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday Nov. s. and y is0
when the Establishment win be open public Insrers,
from A. ". ui II 4. " "
This esiabishncnt believed 70 be e anr. ard roos
rious IN the world will be open reception 81 bss.
on and after Thursday. Nov. . 1898
n. REAN a co, Propr,e,or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

The failure Of the present corn crop III md
die and upper Georgia, has made it necessary
for the farmers TO obtain supplies otbreadstu1s
in the Western market. 1t is said that large
number of the planters Of Burke and other
counties are sending agents fer the purpose OF
purchasing com sufficient to meet their pro-
spectice wants. 1t is believed that In one
county alone one hundred aud fifty thousand
bushels will te required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
n ESUMPTIUN Of BCoIN ESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SCOUTING. &c.
EN- 0 ca G + I NJ E 5


having determined to resume his former business
nuhlic that he has opcned his establishment at
20. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax on the north side, where he IS
prepared to furnish the public, with cTery de-
scriplion Of articles in his line, which NAV = p:
wanted His assortment Of GO q K n {
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and OF
the best descriptions. He would enumeratei
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use and well deserving It's name
The LILLY, the PALMETTO and others.
His TIN WARE vii! be found equal. if not
superior. to any ever offered Tor sale IN a exam
dria. and housckecDcrs can have any deScrip-
ton Of ware OF that kind. which they NAV need:
he invites an examination OF his goods. and
presents such selection rs cannot fail 10 please
All kinds OF ROOFING and SCOUTING:
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms
An experience Of forty years in this business;
enables him to claim that lie has Il pracllcal
knowledge OF it. JIM all in his branches. Ec Is
deSrous Of not only accommodating, put giving
satisfaction to his customers and 10 All purchaS-
ers, and they may be assured that what be sells
them will be OF the best materials and OF the
best manufacture. lie will warrant whatever
he sells. Ii will be III. object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment.
With this announcement ic will open his
Mandatory. willing 10 show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks viii rebound to the adj
vantage of those who buy, Us well as OF him who
sells. and that the citizens OF Alexandria and
its vicinity need not 90 elsewhere TO purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one Of their own people, Jy l2-2HWtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

Police REpoRr-MAYoR' s OFFICE. john
Gallagher, for dealing in rags and books our
chasing such articles from, and selling them to
negroes-without license, was reprlmarded
and discharged .
Martha Madden and Elizabeth Waters, two
muIatto girls, for disordery conduct, were dis
charged, Martha paying the cost.
MAGISTRATES; OFFICE.-No cases worth
reporting at this office this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
STOVES, TIN WARE &c.

G. CUVIL Err,
= (kEIL'S OLD SrAND1
10 y KING ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Dealer in all kinds of
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
PLITMBING, COPPERSMlTaING, ROOF
ING. GUTTGhING and SPOUIIAG i ne in
town and country, 1t lowest cash prices. All
work warranted ii contracted TOR
sepll-tjanl |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

TAXES--A resolution was adopted by The
City Council, last night, directing the Tax Col
.,ors to make discount Of 81 PER cent, on
Ill TAX bills paid before thc lst Of January
next, aal after that date, ana unyiI the ISt Of
March, 1861, discount 81 10 per cen;. is to be
.N,c,.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

BASE BALL The National Base Bali Club,
Of Washington, passed through this city this
morning, on the Orange ard Alexandria rail
rad cars on their way to Charlottesville, where
.hsy will play match game this evening with
me Of the clubs Of the University OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

New STORES. The two handsome stone
looms in NIr. VIM n Brown new building
IN King street. are nearly completed, and have
been rented to Mr. Charles ". Green, for Il
fancy ana dry goods store, and to Mr. i. Kemp,
.or an extensive hardware establishment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
G% 8

STREET REpARS w urkmen are engaged,
INDIE: The supervision Ct the Superintendent OF
Polce, III repairing the crossings at the inter
-ct'0n Of King and (in0n streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
DE

III Sta slurl county, Oh the 18th instant, at
'SIanlcv,H the rcsiurncG Of her father, MARY
j. SKIN NNR. in the Sth year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
"JTAKIETY Is TIE SPICE OF LIFE

"JTAKIETl Is TIE SPICE OF LIFE l."
WYNAN'S
GIFT EN II l 3 [ II o y
RICH K SPLENDID
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, FANCY FANS,
And large nunnber Of useful articles 81 ven
away e HI : q i 81 : n %1Gn srr, SETS
valued at fifty dollars Gacn, at
LIBERTY HALL
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATE RDAN,
October -, - and II.
%oit~MAT1NEE on SATURDAY, AZ . eek.
PROF. WYMAN,
MONARCH OF MAGICIANS,
in & grand coup d ctat in NecromaMcy and The
Magical Art Of Scientific Diablcric.
Admittancc, - cents; Reserved Seats 80 Cts :
No Halt Price.
Ticket office open all day: Ladies and gen
tlemcn are respectfully invited TO call ana HN-
anime the gifts which are on public exhibition
If tho hall ut all hours OF the day.
sa.5s> Secure your tickets early ANA thus avoid
the crowd at night. Doors open at &! o'clock /:
Performance 10 commence at q. nc 2}-ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
POTOMAC TRANsPOETATION LINE.

/
.Er~ =, The safe and comlnod;ous steamer
essl!;: zan EN PRESS. Captain Z. \. KiTIiEE
o'clock for Alexandria, Washington and George
to"'t. stopping ut the u:ua! landing PLACES OK
the i'otolna" river. Returning, leaves WASH
imgton at & o'clock, and Alexandria 1T O c.ooi:
every Saturday morning For tlci';ht and pas
.ugc spl,lY to }. BRODEES 4 CO.,
No. Il. King street.
.leyndri#, Va,
Or IT, \. NEEDU.iM 4 SONS.
is l9-tf Baltimore. Nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
ji};~'.:>I NEWS.

r,,c CAyAL.-A large number of hands are
49, I,,.o3 on the repairs of. the Alexandria
;Ig' .i,,ct and the work is progressing rapidly,
~ Ill he ready to receive water in short
CIV :, The flooring Of the bridge across the
'. ~ol has been taken up, and nothing remains
S S- The tressels and the footway 1t is the IN
~, .:,n We believe, of the company to leave
,I.'t too+wav stand. The repairs to the Chesa-
II. 10 and Ohio Canal will, it is thought, be
Fo,nleted bv, and navigation resumed on, Fri
w.. nort and the Alexandria Canal will soon
@'' .,o4v for the reception of water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

III. REQUITED HOSPITALITY. Three men,
no of them giving their names as Evans, and
me as Pete, who had been partaking Of the
bospitaIity of Mrs May, in Culpcper county,
:or several days past, were arrested yesterday,
on the down train on the Orange and Alex
arlria Railroad, at Culpeper Court House,
.largcd with robbing Tie lady, at whose house
thew had been stopping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
3TE:t;E2S RAILROADS, &c.
L0V1UUN & HAMPSHIRE L. R.
l:s.-, -, s.s. ~

3 I4EA aNDEIit, LVUTUUN q HAIN Oh II = n H.
E:{ :s
TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY (SUS-
DAYS EXCEPTED At 81 a. NJ.
For T" Is Church Vienna. Thornton, heTnjcn,
t1tliltord, farinwel! and belmont c;,nnecting
III q uii1urd with Hutchnson's Coaches daily,
for Gum Spring, AIcola. Aide, Middieburg,
aud Uppervi!ie; and at Farmwell or Belmont
with Pcacock's Coaches for l.eesburg, Ham
iton, Purce!iyille Snvkersr:lie, Cast!crnan' ;
Ferry, Berryvii!e and Winchester.
FAEE:--Tc MiddIcburg, 50 =; Uppervillc,
81: Leesburg, Sd; Winchester, So So In
ter;ncdiate points in proportion.
W BLYTHE,
DC iO--eotinnl General Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

e. 'I5i2T%s'oN HOUSE ARRIVALS, Oct. 24th.
g,na,,!: a>l,rman, Alexandria; Geo. Chancellor
8r~ ."'e5; +, I. Williams, PHILADELPHIA; l.. /.
cr ,,t$, :; 4ton;gomc,y: Wm johnson, Fauquier
Ga, ,''s =; =. Marshall Fauquicr county: Mrs
B R{ n,I N,GCook, Va; Miss D.y.ey, Va; l.
Cba,Gi@S1k ,i;;atln.ore; G. Blackley, Fauqu icr;
CYIroS> late, /, Embry, Edwin Barlow
CO.., PV per ,Nm. Bombay, Lyrchburg; ). Sin,
C.sryoa ana lady, Va; Joseph H. Shepherd
/ ,io], county; James Nelson, Richmond; ].
:. H?niaSon. and family, Washington; Daniel
W1E,T,aGey, Va; Hugh HammiII, Prince
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pov KIILEp. "A negro boy, named WILDER
p,,,1as, about sixteen years Of age, was shot
,1,,nsb the head and killed this morning about
~ o'clock, near the Diagonal pump, by a
.noI white boy, named John Lee. The in
,rs.t held upon the body BY coroner Stouten.
5rrob returned the following verdict: ''Ihat
U;Iriqm Bowes c1me to his death by gun
h, wound inflicted by John Lee Lee, who
,aral = negro some time ago, has been ar
...tal
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DRY GOODS.


n 0 TIC y 0 7 c + )
Having Just returned from the OFT, crn mar
kets, [ will reopen some extra grand bargains OF
sales at New York. am offering,
20 pieces French and English MeI;noa* and
Lalicoe: Ut very low prices
80 pieces A!pacas and Calicoes, AT ~ price,.
50 pieces Plaids and Delaines, = g.
50 pieces Extra large size Proshe Stables.
d full stock of Woo Goods Notions &c
500 pair Machine gaiters for ladies, III
very low prices.
$50 pair Machine-sewed Morocco Boots ut
very low prices.
500 pair Machine-seWcd CniSkn
500 pair Morocco Shoes for Children, ut very
low prices with full stock Of other goods.
Ladies will please call and examine stock and
prices.
Ias~No business done on Saturday until G
o'clocl; n. m VI. FLElSCHEK
ocG-lm lGl, King St near Washington ::
IMPORTANT TO ALE
IN view Of the present unsettled condition,
Of the country. and money beng great con-
sidcration, have de ermined TO offer to tbe
public, goods at such prices &, cannot fail to
please Just received,
Black and Fame Cassimcrcs
ADJ Wool Tw c, :. for boys wear
kentucky Jeans. in great variety.
French and English Meriroe9.
Apacas, Mousline DeLaines.
White and Colorcd Flanncls; also. beautiful
Saque Flanncls Ginghams and Plaid Dome.
tics, Bleachcd and Brown Cottons, Notions, &c,
together with many other goods too tedious to
nv-ncrutc, all of which will be sold very low
oc 7-aoGt l.. a. LARhlN.
LOAKS! CIIO A Il s ! |!
CLOAKIN Gil 0 T II S
We are now receiving from the New York
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
made in the best manner rand at low prices also,
so pieces Astrican, Beaver, ChnchilIa, Mos
COW rc:ver, Plaid White and Figured Opera,
and other new style Cloallng Cloths, with Tri i'm:
minrs to match, together with 4 complete stock Of
RESS GOOD S.
Superior Black and Colored Silks Irish Pop
Inns, and Silk Warp O.,omans, Hoped Skirts,
Blankets, and Housekeeping Goods in every
variety OF quality, all OF which we are seLtns at
No. AZ, Centre Market Space
Washington oct S-tf
II AEpEF 4 Bro
HAVE REMOVED TO THE
CORNER OF KING AND PITT STREETS,
Gin the store formerly occupied by Taylor
& Hutchinson. opp Marshal House.
where they will be pleased to sec their trends
and customers.
They are now in receipt Of
NEW FALL GOODS,
embracing Il handsome assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
sep $-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24
TIOn BALTI NOR f..

IGOR BALTIMORE.
uH~>-. The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
s!..s,ss.:zs;ae Capt. JAMES HAErEE. having r.
ccivcd new boiler and been thoroughly rei!t-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving i}Si-
Tor Washington, Alexandria, and Gcorgctow;.,
stopping at Ill her torlnc! landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, nt o clock.
The STEAMER TliUS. Z. CAHILL, Capt.
JAS. Fl. NORRIS. will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY.a.3 p. N. toUchingat Chap,! Point.
and returning wtII leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING. III 10 O'Clock. foi
freight and passage apply 70.
NJ lift b. WHEhT. Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

NEMAEKS.-,Thc murket is qUlln acllVc, Wit0
LIGHT stocks Of flour and grain. Flour IS very
finn at HI advance ofubout ) Cts on all grades
Wheat is steady and in demand, with but little
change in quotations. Corn is unsteady, and
ha> a downward tendency. having experienced
to-day > decline OF lOAl2 cts. Rye ana Oats arc
utli.t Provisions are dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

TE1O ARhIV E.-Cargo Vcrtin s. Sons AtH'-
I shai's and g. 4. 81 LII 10 arrive ,,r
oct 75.tf No 8. King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

By JOuN II. pAREOT1. AUCTIONEER.
CtALEOE LANDIN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
= VA.-Bv virtue If decree OF the Circuit
Court for tair!ux County, PRONOUNCED al It's
June term. i3lG, in the canscot WIS EarncSt ~.
Anna :iari" lIustin ct ais, the undcrsi gned,
Commissioner therein named will, or WE'D
NESDNT he 3l$I day Of October, 1866, ut II
M. in froi. # the Mayors Office, Alexandria,
Va, Offer tos sale, ut p1b!lc auction, the follow
, 1866-05-15

The eratn markets today we1n more active anu
under The 1uauence Of an advance IN Roidr prices
ruled higher. but the markets were Irregular.
The pTortsion market 10 day was dull and prices
wcre nominal, Mess Pork was neg.eceeo ano
nominal a, xa1 50. Bulk Meats were In far de-
u,and and nrm With Eales Of 100000 pounds Aonsa
sfdee at sla-l5 loose md $1,000 pounds c!eas
Sides at 16Ec loose. Lard was dull and nnrnluas
vi ralcs Of Prime Steam 1t saGa24c~ and Prime
Kettle at se4c. . .........--
u,ehwipe. were neglected. Free W1nee are nom
tnal It $2.90Ga.a2. Bonded Wines are In denano
1t &c, with transportation bonds.
There ysns m improved demand Tor Fiouf, tud
The market was decidedly more ac1ve. Prices were
drner, but there nae no quotable improvement.
The ealce aggregate 800 b1ls At <l9 IS for White
Winter, End - 95I10G0 Tor Spring E1trns. u
s,n11l lot os Rye Flour cn.ugsa hands nj sSoo.
The msrket lor No. Spring Whest I'll very M
ee,tled. the market opensd On the eufbs1one Al
9t.7p advanced to sl.75, opened on Change at
f1,7s, declined to $lGa, ralled to <1.G9;i, and
closed nominal al &. .6s-an improvement of7a79ze
on ,be cloe1n9 p7ccs ef SATURDAY. Ie@ tasHs Rsaoe
In ,he No4ht.4tezn was qutet and irregular. There
.r.. more xctiy1ty In No. Spring and the mtrkct
,ds,nced sehGc. About 295, QUO bn chtngcd hauds
n 81 s1,.f1 IS for No. in the Northwestern; $l.Gs
6s173 Tor No. regular; &i.so1l.aa iof No. N
,hc Northwestern; <1.eo91.2l for No. IN Nos'a
md s1.17a Lis IN South Side hou.est and a1GeSle
for n. 3ecteu spring. There IVES nosn1ng CONG ~ H.
Win er Esadc.. The matket eloseo aoaa4oa4 a. ~e"
| for NO. ! Fepnlar.
| Them w4s IN active chipping ocuAao ~ eo-1 =.
vie~ Of the u1o.e favorable adsIees from se* fors,
| ard the 1nsrket advanced A61c. TIE sAles ioot
up s" ou' as. - ~ ~. .r,,t,a xeaste for
3; 4GGs47c fos ht3tcted oae lot "a'e7 ~ - ~.
yellow In etore; &c fot high mixed. ana asto~tc
| - ", a ,tcn, MD &c for No tree On toArd.
mn ~ ,.,re, c,osed Win buye.s Of fresh No. 1t
lne nAAe1 Io4 r,...