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New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
IVES PATENT LAMPS

IVES PATENT LAMPS
The SAFEST, most CONVENIENT. and in every way .r
THE BEST LAMP EVER USED:
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, HANGING snd TABLE LAMPS
can he LIGHTED AS QUICKLY CAS- filed and trimmed safely
and neatly all WITHOUT REMOVING the SHADE, GLOBE
CHIMNEY, or un.crewng the BURNER!
We deal in KEROSENE GOODS Of all kinds and the bes, RE
FINED OIL In market the Of all buyers both
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Circulars with prices testimonials all applicants
JULIUS IVES Co., No. ~ Msden.lSns. Ny.
" Sole agents for THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERN.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
TIE FENIANS.

rtCVov or rHE CANADIAN JUDGES IN RELATION TO
KEw TRIALS FOR TUE PRSoNEBS-THE APiIIcA-
rioNS REFUSED.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

ANYOUyCgMEyT-CooPR lNsrITUTE-Ihe Rev.
Cn,s b. SWIM To xIGHr jefferson Davis' Admission 2'c
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

Mr.. De Cordoya. the lecturer, says, LEvETT'S
swIgrENIA effect the teeth and end puuhes
lie breath" For sale by all druggist, and fancy deaer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

olid and p b. OBrien II. NJ Lorsng H. Bomg,y NJ,
g. Leighton, ss r. L. Raymond. A. Eegan A. s. Wocol r es
gln wife Children and r. ssr VIE and s.rri,
r. g. Mosgroye end wife Ris. J. hdsus daughter E. Bss
Diet and daughter; A. Benedict snd wiie C. r. Homer D
hteiberaer Miss " Mienbrrsei, Two hses Mott W. Asnber.
and vic.
FROM HAMBURG AND s0UTHAMPTON-In steamship Al.
mluniiJuiie Pltfer r. w Grsef s. HaroNfk 8 Befsisar
The Ha T. Ringer " ian Wiernar r. hsU,ar klr, Mal III
William Dsx - Tobias ani fani Julie ssmaaer O. Balm Xot
pei Regime Koppel q. H. Ad', a. Scbaiien and lady u
Goischmd end daughter W. Ngdner and family W Cen.
William brettleion and family W Mse p NJ Heuseh Jas e.
Clnck, J. Brown, n. v Brucf, and others.
IRON GLAsGOW-n srtmfhir 'ihsrris-Wn1 Grant 4 r..
sell A. Lons d. NcGefeit, Bsronmais. y. urydn wifi a..
ly, Mr.. AMI Mrs Kennedy VIM Nis H. NaTrGy VIM Ri5ds
o. Houi,on, Master Winhms VIM kobb Jas. Feguson ~.
aud MIS- Council Ar. Woodward Martha CCnns Andres iced
Margaret Rsed d. Stone, Mr. Tsnpron and l8ny Read
John Lamont, Jas aud John Sutherland
FROM SANANNAH-In steamship Leo-E Koohske y. Pc.
tram n. w Jacques, IL Reset Krer r. 4 sPess, No y r.
Mids flOIa, L. Campbell a. Osscogne, T. Gsrrry Eesusr
A. Davis Capt r. Farley Ms. - and children kdf
j. Addison William Castle. r. Res,ad William }. Young wa
lams, and others in I'd cabin
FROM bUENOS AYNESIn bark II. A. stopheason--) s.fsl
r. Mc0l4ih n. J. WGble J. Ward.
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A,b.ny C.,,ts MARKET.

ALnASr June s.Notwhsanding the SIMPLY 81 cattle Tor
the week Is Of the largest Of TIE year raeng 600 head
prices advanced quarter cent n I've weight
and sales have been quick demand New York being
somewhat speculative Common lgh. Steers sold readily 81
id7lf ordinary TO &C. aLi good 10 extra "a luc
The cattle good weight quality as hose M
last week. About sOO remain unsod SheeP-Ite demand
good at Ca7lc. A. for Shearcd and ~ dtic. for Uncp
ped Receipts 5000 Hogs are In moderate request ~ iO4
lOIc.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.......Jn.s
CIeared.

CIeared.
st.sm ship Teulona imb), Hack, Southampton and Hutug
Steamship City Of London Orb MorehOuse, Liverpool Rim @
Steamship United Kingdom rl, Mcdonald Glasgow Me-
Stesmhp star Of the Union Blanchard Ne osr Fl B. cou
vs.; steamship Monterey Whitman New o5'csn. Rsyaet
siesmship PERT, Delaney ssyauDah, L. b. Jones' .
Steamship Missouri, Loveloni says nan Carton Allen
Steamship saagossa, Crowei CI.reson, A.. lcary. 49,
stesTslp Gussle Tesir Dean, Wlaiagon, c. G H. Pierce
Steamship Valley City. Snyder Norfolk cry Point and Richmond
slea a niagara Couch Norfolk City Poin, and Richmond o.
hs Steamship New York Pt Ale1andtia. Hand
sissHip cheslpeale Johnson Pollard u B. cremTe Co.
s!'smlip " P Clyde Powell Boston roposn s-us
oSsl,nS Aeane, Kelly Now Bedford ferguson Wood
steip vzen Lew.. Norfolk, city Point and Richmond G
fi stes.hip Thames; so ws.lD;stssn DC x,.,e
shp Deaichand iaoA Hrnen nipoV y AonhsId s 20 -
sse 4ss S SoI ryi1 az St. johns B. Fun m
skg Southampton Whitney St. Johns N b. z. Z Morru
Slip cawsr Dwight San FI'ps,so , " T E. cs.T2's Co.
Whitehall tBE), Hsmmond' Halifax ~ g. H. j. Ds''oi
CO yrr.s, r,nr,brev Turk. Island, walsh Carver
Bak c. Pa,ner BEl. Miner. 81 Tnoma, r Nevis son ,
Bsrs John Mahae (BT Creighton 81 Jas0 de Cato g. A. n
gsrt 'sss.a.aes. All! Cow P'y C. G. Do"e'"
BARK Fehlndel (DIeul hsseshemer ST. Johns n r. oeh'
fS sslns. tBr) How suhoua and Para l. 2 An,laGs Co.
B Charlotte Buck, Go,t Los Pass Canary ISLANDS r. J. sls'
saS Sonad Berry @ Steele B;5@Ssa v.-.,,, c...
giI y. YOUNG Gibson. NcwbIryport. Hoyoke Mnuay.
Yrie Cl,s ~. IT, Wynan, New. Haven, H. W. Loud 20
BIZ Prince OF Wees BIB Alexander St. JOINS, s. p J. Ns'
Brig Costa Rcs Cassidy hspinwsn. Panama r; r. Co
BIZ! Gam KaypsSs5a Hanoi f.b.s, Perna6peo o 'er'
Punch. Meinckc S Neudt =, Oh.
Brig P,nuiman, Dch son. Jacksonville, II. y. Church
ssRr Ho.i Aade.ca Charleston Geofseswn, d c. b'rt.y,
Smith & Go.
srtr o. {. Ackor Hopper Stanford
sebr H. Middleton. Pryor, Cnracoa, Fret Son 4 Co.
scLr Fl1lbrh fBrl. Simmons. T. Ihon1s Pension Co.
scr Indus tBrl Henson Port Sp1il, trinidad j. Enets
SIR Echo iBr( wayeo'i, s. JOINS ~ p p J. Ner,a Sou
scir NAV f8rl Bissstt Sackvile b.. p J. Neyis son
Schr Laura Gertrude Campbell Mobile, r D. Huibu, 90
schr Frank Walter Corson knoxville lbbe, worm 90
Schr Farc. Hendrick.on Patks. Denil y 20.
seIr Wa Mazycs Davis. Norfo 4. n. L. McCrcady CO. u
sl- C. r. Name Ven Name Petersburg Van Bunt sshh
Srhr. Eliza Jane F. Watts. bstimere ". bedeh
Schr Prudence, Coorabs. Bangor, Y. ?. buc. c.
schr. sybl Tracy Foi River j. w Mckee Co
SchT Owens, sieck, New Haven, Racket looe 'i Of
sloop liare'ta, Van Buren,, NrwIeyen
Soop Emily. Allen, BRIDGEPORT.
sioop Rhode leland Hull Bristol Geo n sTanahan-
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Arrived SC

steamship fuuy ,hufy HAdfeth NewOTesns june . WIZ ~
and pass o r. Lowden. 60 - ..,n ,.,A.
Steamship Gen. Bsue,, Morton, savahnah " hV-'' WIZ
Ste-hip Fbssu Walker. Charleston IS hour' with ~a''
pass % Livingston. Fox 4 Co. 80 -. 4, Mara.
s,esuip fMsn5 Eerou Boston, with md's snd pass ' ">
pol,an Steamship Co. ftae
Ode. III ....r IL. p.a,k
Bark fl-ak (Pfual slruyc Havana 10 Gays WIN '1''
Meiuckc q Weud'. -. - ~. ylth .Jss
Bari Finest Zlecani tl ohcsneoi0 Lohd'n - e'' WI"
s,iG hhb, Gale RYDER Rondou for Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
piui0eu0 Notices.
Chances for Dnsiaess Glen.
I.'OR SALE.

FOR SALE.
10 WHOLESALE OROCfhs. DRUGGISTS &C.. Ac-lhe -
" Lette!' raen bsans ist, tf'i OF May 1870 ioi r
Psfsntss. sG'Fs lttsfrr, ~ the United Sil.eA
10 rutep ri,az sni gel, VIZ pat thi'
MARRNfL % Iiif AGA"
public. of lit
trade s4oL
he .. mis- does douj'ess VIII uducr
smp.oa ard l,.d by Mshs. o. FAMILIES - "ii son ifom
Tie solution eh,ap rs, made sh yedss prom OF 70
ahorsal, L. rsg !of piticu au udacss
inosns &c. stamp JOHN IcbiLb fatsa"s 40 w. ''lno dse
At. Boston"
IIOR SALE CHEAP, or Trade for Real Estate,
L Valuable PATEET f,t SPLITTING WOOD nov H H opera
ton Apply 10 j ElLDEBRANDF 80 Dynelr Brooklyn. f. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

hss no gfi 20 indulge IN the sweeping bapEtIs
made against very large class % lis! I Sent al.
merchants and others v 10 were tle pltIo' '"e wa
PENDANTS Of the former Evening E1eAanpe' "a, t o.,
BY publishing the Accompanying ci'laI 49, ~ f.d-e
i.gs6 Won Nil afford tho public opportunity 10 lug
whether tic news.room proposed 70 open ,, l OILERS
Glass of customers who nothing ON u, ~ ,ete
ana Who lad better abandon WaisI ana eo4Aue 'I'
tons 70 i4I0 banks = n rtrf,srrp
Respectfully, j. - 0AA-ANi'hl'
Feao TOTk. June g. leoo.
The New-York imports 1t foreign o! e'ou co" P''o -
follows with former Icl0rns:
For The Week 1861. ico3.- suC,.4
Entered at the poTt.-.rI, i'.'-. 800, 80
Thrown mniEct..- al','-' ''9''-
Since Jan. Jet. -.-, -.., ,occ, e., rro &, q
Entered the ports ~ $50 - ,S-e 100, 20
Thrown on rkct.-.. 4*fl"'@0 --'7'0'i''
The imports OF foreign dry goods at New-No1k for
eleven months from July compare as follows with FOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
HgxRT g. LgrDl haeicpe-l
HENRY If. LEEDS X MINER viii Sell hy Auc.

TUESDAY Juno "a
iN clock No. 20 Liberty door'
west o. Erosd4ss.
CARGO ~ PART o. THE shENANDO Az ~ order o. j. g.
Derby 4. Dispatch .eu Among oor ~ rs arr tae o
lowing ianns,s so2I' sondn. hs poom machine &C. u+coVf
bag. shot an bullets. comp.sa s1paio d. qrn, dnsss
scales aud WEIGHTS p pieces cloth hlio 40 pIsl pantes h'n
. airs shoes l51U tobacco M willie and
bas shosi-lef. thread lso tot dss vtloa na ns 'g
Sc, ficklve ~ irnAeit 20 = loti' ~ 'Woi- "
by bluni br.l's &C. brass ds wfsHe'' snd g OPP
sppl llsi' Sea sf9l! - -s.ss ~ tobacco &C., ~ i' GAIA
Is.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

as,o % IS onsJn, reneh bark Lsaee is'" O'"IA'''
Mifsslies. -, -, nh. ~ p,.t.a ,,..sas
No date , e co. lers 40 IS skin mnehs'ier h'o ''os"'s
tsi LF.Igcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Sales bn Aucllod.

4. G.. BuL xLxY Aucuou,rr
TCTiON SALE of valuable LOTS, fronting ON
~ D;-th.sy Central PTk Fis yrrouI end Ichfv d-sta
p. BULKLEI viii ', on IT, t-DAi jrns b. a. " ococ.
H.. hke saesrom No. ~ Egoalway by Order ~ pa
.utor, oil tue n Of Pruhe1 n Lots 90 Er4t-ave be-
tw.en Fi,iy second rish yhids', bot. ry
second A. Lot, south aud uoth side OF Elfudsl
r.sr Of .,euue os Maps a. The Office. No a. W. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Sailed.

Steamship, Teu,onia CITY Of London United kns5o@ ''s;
p Star he Union Monterey, Alabama, Mlssc i'
ssrs.o.ss 0u.sie Tef1r, Hstts,as, and Niagara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
professional! Notices.

DR. G.. ID. HAMMOND Of No. 81 East Twenty.
seyerhst New York will b. Correspondence un. u
Ocl IS AZ bs summer residence Kocssve. Y, NERsOb5
DEBII my md The special goney aud War
rani 4 sound cuio lu ai. cases 30 tre1ied
DRIVATE HOSPITAL, under tie exclusive con
troll Of ARDH. DIXON A. D. editor of he sCALPE hr
radical Of Structure. onorhosds ftna nF1o,e ima
and tho more obscrra diseases the Pelvic Nceo Apply ~ Dr.
Ds resdenc-. No y fhaye between and and ere ana
evening". the Immediate Cue stfi ue %
Jrs.ed 20 bis surgical pupils by Dr. Price 10 cents Apply %
EYERARDUS WARNER No Veffy st. hstor ouie ~ boz l-
DR. THOMPSON, No. 40 W. sixteenth-st., New
~ York OHce Hours % 10 NJ to o. and to p " DO
suffering drcpy, dypers. r.ntmfhon CON paon
rhenrasm female dsss Sc know that Aey can be cured by
IIygiene sni Swedish Noyemelifi
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R~csipts Of Produce.

JusY 9-lOel2 bbls. Flonr "a bis. whisky, 80 bhs
Corn Meal 90 sacks Corn Meal 10 sacks Ohcake ~ ~ bush
Wheat ~ 40 bush. Corn: Ia 100 bush. Oa ~ bush MIL
rkgs Ashes pigs. Beef bb Fork 80 bbis Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

markets-CARHSrLLT REFoRrED ron IN, ~ r. Irintss
SATURDAY, June 1865.
ASHES-TLo market is fairly active and - better sa!es at
81 7jdS7 s1i for Pots, and el5dsl5 % Coz Pearls.
CQTlVG-Ilc!s Lee beer tkbu pom 'ejDS ioJay %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

MINIATURE ALIANAC
Sun Rse......423f sun S~......,7 - aoon Rises
Sandy Hook....G33 Gov spd...7.l 10 Hell o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

To soy that butter Is Get weak don't soil hos black eye
has declined nearly five cents 5 since last Saturday Sny
expresses. in mild form tho feelings ana emefEs q de"S
thus r this week. anj, 800 o. Coz packages sem
10 California the next steamer, there is no Quiet
I'm " declining market Ike this, gr0coIs only
buy for immediate and tie large ouI.O
town demand ia almost wholly cut OF, DcinE sul
tlei by the formers Of the surrounding country oI na
bpvors were ont maTke. week and onp cane u VI
wednesday for purchases 20 freight the present steamer g
which they viii absent Themselves Tor 10 DAYS or MN o
next steamer is about sail Most OF le presog en- eh
Go loy Ohio frkns bought &c about SUoa htle see az
Sa2o Common Western batter don't sell lt is UNDERSTOOD
thSt he mske Is large the West ard hee receipts are an
,cinsfod for some time iew Of The dealers hinN
The bottom Is reached and they not offering iheE bucI
though quite likely they would dd they see the least prospect
of mafke-lhere forcing the thing lie Sou.h
is full Of butter and parties shipping nom 81 LOUIS 20
this city Good lines Of yellow Western Reserve butter we've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
A. Y. vbelesale Prices Of Country Produce.

FoR IRE WEEK FINDING June q BOD
fFvu,essly for IRE n T.. IRlBrEH by RepoTtel
Tt fr are the current rates Of articles IN good confi
zion rs sold bv commission hOnses ~ wholesale Smppes
receive TO 10 q cent less deducted iOr COMMISSIONS Desge
figt and other charges Parties receiving produce 10 SEN
oep with The request that Immediate returns be pade cannot
always obtain tie prices winch transient BUYERS na'e 70 pay
0ur gres ore intended for the farmer than me f
chant and we prefer no. to dsappnt by giving lie OUTSIDE
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
Deans continue scarce and high prime. There ~ LIT
I'M moi active Demand southern peas haze advanced We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

Pie cheese market too quite derangQd account Of the
financial disturbances tie water English buyers can
not sol their bills exchange buy cheese with them henee
none 10 speak going abroad and The stock aecumn
ing In consequence II WOnd he diff ut matter 10 get over
Use today IN forced sale though little Is Sod III feah
sort Of way at &c., and some which cost @O ana even m
The country held about those figures here bur DON'T zen
fine Iierkimer County state Factory ne Of cheese 100
boxes were sold lsc and fancy lot OF Farm Dairy CoNs
brought tho same figures. OF pcshable nature Shippers
know they can in measure dictate terms and he bone
trade are using hut very small portion o. present receipts
and only very few English buyers operate 10 advantage
tak OF paving still less week. We noticed sales Of 20
boxes Herkmer County Farm Dairy at 3c Receipts are not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

Strawberries which coming in freely from South
bgbt h over from that locality and everything points to
gt crop generally Many Of the berries were sent Oh IN ihe
rain dun the carly part 81 the week and coming order
had 10 be sold at 2c per a. Fine Wilson's brought JOc
today willie Irionphs brought 1jc Hackensaok Der
res begin 10 arrive They brought &C. per small basket this
morning Fancy fruit is worth j)0I5c per Ct We are glad
20 notice d position the part OF growers and dealers whom
nsng The small baskets obtain what called tos that u.s.
rr 10 the quart Some tref and lew persist IN sending
in fre The Jour baskets three inches high three inches
across the top end inches square At the bottom single
about 900 Mint boIcs Wcanl.lay we aune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

Peas greatly from day to day and even on the same
day. 1hey brought 81 5Od 80 this morning but e TO s2u
s. 20 m the afternoon. Old Potatoes continue aud
high with not enough affect tho market Arrival %
New expected from Norfolk next week Cabbages from
lhere already in MARKET with S1ln.hns w quota
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10
s Tu11E4 LENrEy SEASON. The Arch bishop Of

i TuuYps ,rNTEy SEASON. The rchbishop Of
poltimore. under whose jurisdiction IS the do
Varginal has issued the following regu-'
ssas,sst;ons!Ito be- observed bg Catholic eommunl-
"snts throughout the Lenten Season, which
--saYnmences this year the~l4th-instant: w
An the faithful who aveicompleted their
twenty-frst year, are, unless eglumateIy dis
pensed, bound to observe the n fast OF hent.
They are TO make Only one meal day,
~ Tbe, meal allowed On fast days is not to be
sostaken till about noon - -L@t
-. Atthat meal, # on any day PERMISSION
~, shonld be granted for eating flesh, both feshi
ap ana Ihsh are not to be used at the same tlme,'
ali even BY way Of seasonlns.A, -. u.,
enists * siiall refreshnIent, commonly caled
90 collation., is allowed 10 the evening no general
rule as to the quantity o 1000 permlttea at thls
~ on time is or cat be made But the pfactlee ol
THE most regular Christian Is, never 70 Jet lt
exceed the fourth part OF an ordinary meal
The QUALITY OF food allowed at collation.
70 4 in tie diocese bread, butter cheese, allklnds
a II frnts, salads, vegetables and fish. Milk and
eggs are prohibited. ,.,,. o.;
zeI, s7 General usage has made it lawful to drink
= in lhs morning some warm liquid; as tea,
:, coffee. or thin chocolate, made with water.
5ns s. Necessity and custom have authorized tne
%lSnse Of hog'sard instead OF butter, III preparing
fish. vegetables, &c.
% 20 Tbe following persons are exempted from
1.-The obligations Of fasting young persons under
) nty-ore years of age, the sick, nursing
:e women, those who are obliged to do hard labor,
al Who, through weakness cannot last without
sa,. great prejudice to their health.
'"0 10. By dspensation, the use of q nesn meas
will be allowed at any Te 9h su9' ThgTsdavs avs
end Saturdays with tbs exception of Holy
:Ta a THURSDAY, and the second and last Saturdays
,s' s = H. Persons dispensed from the obligation OF
's,; fasting, on aoooun5 Of tender Or advanced age,
or hard labor, are not bound by the restriction
: of Of us;ng, meat only at ne meal on days on
y which It's use is granted by dispensatlon.
Others dispensed tr,1n he fas5 ior other causes
as well as those who are obliged to tast, are
&ie nermitted to use meat only at one meal.
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T AND AGES CI.

be undersigned having been solicit@d by q
1aryn n,Imher Of Land Owners of this County,
10. send them purchasers for their farms. and
f. from npra my long long experienced as surveyor and
Sheriff am we'll informed rs to Ehe quality and
condition Of most Of tht farms in this county -
I have concluded to solicit the patronage CT
The r,1blic as a LAND AGENT. Persons,
theref3re who wish to purchase lands, and
tIlese chose who wish to sell, will find it 70 their
interest to give me call at my office, at BRUINS
.Iai] West End near Alexandria, Va, or BY
nail. Box 314, Alexandria ?. O., Va
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
ia 2}.2m i Sheriff of fFairfie X county, Va.
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&C IS-7tf

I'D OBERT L. WOOD,
IL Successor to Ashby y Nood'
cOntinuus to- carry on the ,
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
1T the; Old Stand. No. 170, King street;
ALEXANDER r. 'SLAYMAhkk (noW
with E. j.. Wood would respectfully solicit
the patronage Of his friends. ..., d..
y Our STOCK is at all Times largeano Gomp'ete9'
Cloths Black and fancy CasemercS: S&tnetts,
CIoths for servants, &C., &c.
4 fiji assortment Of Flannels, white and col
orcd, Pine and medium duality Dress Goods,
full assortment OF Mourning Dress GTo;oas,
irish Linen, ''warranted genuine: Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens. Superior
Cotton Shirting and Shsetins also, Gloye5 and
Hosiery, Suspendc3z,, Shirt BosQms' 1I Coll5rs, s.
CrAvnts, Neck Ties, Hair Nets, &C., togetber W
with Il general assortment or hr:t-cEss ~ i.
GOODS, to an examination OF whlcn we invite
our ola friends ana the public generally.
dec lA--3m ~ -. ...
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WHEEL WRIGHT 81 BLACKSMLTHING

y We, the undersigned hereby give notice to
the public that ba wing established the above
business at West End are prepared - receive all
orders in that lice: such as NEW WORK, and
requiring Carriages and Wagons. l..... -. !,
IL, Particular attention given to Horse >hoeing
Al orders executed with neatness and dis
patcb ana on the most reasonab!e TG fI,,S:.r
) --o,2na.E.s<3 fa Gro. " RiAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

s,. ITO THE VOTERS OF ALExANDRIA.-l
announce myself a candidate for the office OF
Superintendent of Gas. Ifit be your pleasure
to elect me, promise to use my best; endeavors
to give general satisfaction: Respectfully, ~
=, feh eote .4- 5.l-..Es.. JAMES T. CRUMP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

rs J AMEs FossErr will be supported for
ti{, Office Of Collector of Taxes in the Northern
District of Alexandria,: by M 1@
:1a feb 10--te .lIjifi.G " MANY v oEERs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

is WESLEY AVERY will be supported
for the Office Of Collector for the Southern Dis
trict Of Alexandria, at the election TO be he held
On th, 9Th 81 March. feb 8-dte#:
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Va, hereby announce myself as candidate
forr Clerk of the Market, at the ensuing election
q, ho--ta 1r ~" THOMAS WI1ITTINGTON.
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M.z,x EoRGE L. DEEToN will be supported at
the coming election: for Clerk OF the Market by
- fnh 9-tr MANY VOTERS.
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The Franco-Mexican Question.

LONDON. January 25-rbe Paris correspon-
dent of the Times gives lniou'e account or oal-
: -liards $ Interview with Napoleon, and h ms nuI-
ried departure iur Mexico. Ills instructions tic
were vert,; nn}: 10 represent to naxlmhlah
that the time had arrlved Tor the Withofa"a'
of the French tloops. :,
The Official report Of the state Of the Empire
.esarts 49,. 1hat RI. French soldiers axe not in
i Mexico ] With The objec1 of Intervention, but
went there to obtain redress.
The T.ondou l'iues says the solution must
e,ma fron, the United States ttbelleves the
A ~ e,;;can Government will be eager to accept
the naci6r solutio, officially affirmed
General Pam ana his followers entered the
IL Portuguese territory. -a.~
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4 VA To THE VOTERS OF ALExANDRIA.-l an
nounce myselfa candidate for the office of Col
lector of Taxes for the Northern District. 1t 1t
be your pleasure to elect me, promise to use
NV hest endeayors to give general satisfaction.
Respectfully, 49,. i GEoRGE T. MARKELL.
feb 9-te q
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VOLUME: LXY1. /

Toi'7 q 55 5I..te.l1'a1 te.l'aa1,sa FL ,pAlIz 4'' -"
'aa'9 tsn..''.> II e,Ati NON9EN.,.sh aa
yl,.. 5I,,. ag- oFFICE GAzRrrs BUILDINa, prlnceo
= street near Fairfax: sys.,YE g ii,
{ 5g-TERMs or SUBcRIPTIoS-olxty cehIs ~
/ In advance. S. 81 = 80.
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YII71HE FERTILIZLR -...
BAUGH'S RAW BOSE GHooFh - sA4!l, =! -.
ooon+oiniI1r 50 per cent. OF Phosphate OF L1nle,i
snd - J 05 N,''.n .: :: Ammonia.
MS ar:ole is offered with confidence to the
planters Of Virgins, as being vel adapted to
1her lands ana Just what they need to produce
large crops and pgrm4nenty improve the So1i' l
s.;.. j. 49, : Baltimore. Md.
70, sa!e 1t manufactucer prices adding
,o,lt - - ram srortion, by KNOX. q SMITH.
ian .,2-3m No g. s. Union ST., Alexandria
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JOHN 7. CREIGHTON q son,

. No. IS, King Street Alexandria, Virginia,
DgALERS IN. AGRICULTURAL I'M
/ PLEME77T5: Hardware, Cutlery, Bellowii'
AnviIs. Nail Rods. Horse Shoes. Blister steel,
Files. 'Rasps, Shoaing Tools; SC. Comn?:n l:lr.
Iron Beam Plough at, factory ]'*iGes; Ca5tlngs
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; !, casn, fI,
Doors Blinds. SC. furnished 10 order Isoo1II15
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps U1upie 1i" a1,t
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, PoWder FlaSksls as s.
&c Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tI