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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02
WHEEL BLACkSAITHIN

We. the undersigned, hereby give notice to
the public that having established the above
business at Jest End, are prepared to receive all
orders in that lire, such rs NEW WORK.. "nI
repairing Carriages and Wagons.
All kinds Of Agricultural Implements ln@Ge
and repai' ed.
Particular attention given t. Horse :5hoeing.
All orders executed with neatness and dis
patch, and on the most reasonable terms.
&. HULFISI,
dec N-eO2!n GEO. ". h0AT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

The applicants at the Mayors Office for the
Corporations aid continue daily, but, as We
stated yesterday, they 60 way with their wants
unreleived. as al the funds at the Mayors dis
posal have long since been expended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

a#s5} FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The three
h#GI story BRICK YELLING, No. -. Fair
fax Street, in good order and supplied with water
and Gas. Possession given immediately. Ap
ply st No. 90. corner King ard Royal streets.
an 1I=ZaWtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

Z OST-Bctween Cameron Run and the Mar
4 ket House. Il SILVER HUNTING ENG
LiSH LEVER WATCH, Robinsons make.
& liberal reward will be paid by leaving it with
Mr.. George DufteY, watch maker, NJ. l!3 kirg
81. feb 2-3t%l ALFRED KICKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

In speaking Of the Alexandria and Freder-
icksburg, R. r., the breaking ground on which
took place, yesterday, the National lntelligen.
Ger says :-'"The point on which ground was
broken for construction is on a line which runs
to the west Of Alexandria, connecting with the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgeto@n
road north Of the city, and avoiding it entirely.
This liue has been surveyed with reference 70
the contingency Of the Corporation Of AleNan-
dria opposing d connection within their city
limits, but which it is believed will not occur,
as many OF the members Of the Councils arc
known to favor granting the privilege Or a
connection on the ground OF the present depot. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

@. & 4. R. R.-The Richmond Sentine
says:-''Tbe Legislative Conferences Commit
tee on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad case
reported yesterday, and the repor5 was agreed
to IN both Houses,-in the Senate almost unao-
imously, and in the House Ivy more than TWO t'
one. The resolution requests the Board to
convene the stockholders Of the company at the
earliest possible day, Ifnr the election OF q Pres
ident, aud to make anew appointments Ut prox:
les as representative Of the stock OF the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

GOLD.
NV YORK. February 2.-Gold. l4O.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18

service on the Select Committee on the New Or
leans riot, and Mr.. DENISON, OF Pennsyl ylvania,
was appointed in his stead
MIR. HART, of New York, presented the petit
uon Of ID. Z. Barton and one hundred and twenty
one other citizens of Rochester, New York, pray
ing thatpensons be paid to the surviving soldiers
of the war of 1879
Mr. CONKLING, of New York, presented the
petition of the Troy and Boston Railroad Com
pany, asking reduction of duty on imported rail-
road iron
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union. Mr. WELKER, OF Ohio
in the chair, and was addressed by Mr.. HISE Of
Kentucky in constitutional argument against
the power of Congress to territorialze the south
ern States. After speaking an hour, his time
was extended, but as he preferred to that time
when the House would next be in Committee Of
the Whole, the Committee rose, and the House, at
4P. M adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18
DRY GOODS.
VI EDUOTION On PRIOES

G. REAT RED UCTION OF PRICES
Having purchased at the late Auction Sales goods Of
late iup oTtstion sold at great sacrifice, and with
general reduction prices OF NV entire stock,
enabled TO ofer great inducements TO BUYERS.
LADIES, NOTE THE PRICEsI
LUPIN's FABRICS
Lupin's MernOes reouced from sI-25 10 81.
Iupins Merinoes reduced frUm t1 37h 10 Sl'l2h.
lupin,s Me1nOes reduced from 81 80 70 SIPS
Iup,ne plain Rep Poplins reduced rom 81 25 TO 81.
lupin's best quality reauced fom 81 81 to ala
IN ALL TIE CHOICE SHADES.
a. pieces of Empress Corded Poplin n vard and an
eighth WIDE a full liue OF coors only bI.25
Rich Plaid Poplns, at 81 SlI2h, Sl'-5 81 37h.
Our S2 rich silk Plaid Poplins reduced to 81 so.
FROM AUCTION.
Several lots of striped Poplins bargain.
JUST RECEIVED.
One OF corded SILK Epingnes price 81 50.
hese goods ore novelties, and selling with gr
rHpidity
A complete assortment OF Iish Poplns; best good
Daily receiving New Goods from auction.
BALMoRALsi BALMoRALsi
Full, large size. in bright coors, heavy, only s2
full line OF Sheeting, hnting and Pnlow-case
Muslns.
FLAENELSi FLANNELsI
A large stock at low piices
One case OF extra heavy Canton Flannels only CSC
G. D. WISHAM,
9 ~ stuth3m No. N. EIGHT II Street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
4;lrR 9a&tg NemaY
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2s, 1866.
State Items.

state items.
An ntorcation occurred Inst weoi in tho upper
part of the district botweon Capt W. s. Ellerboe
and Robt. Y. II. Hennogan, Esq, which resulted
in both parties being painfully but not dangerous
ly woundcd-each in tho arm-Afa,ion Star.
The wife of Mr.. James e. Watson we arc panied
to learn, was burnt to doath o last Saturday in
Brittons Neck: Rumor says she foil in tho fire
who paralyzcd from spnsm, though wo arc not
Marion Crescent
We arc pleased to state that a new postoflice has
boon oponed Mt Ariel, in this district and is kept
at tho store Of Nossrs. Munnorlyn g. Weeks. Tic
mail will arrive there twice week. Those Of our
Subscribers who wish ther papers mailed to that
Office will please notify us.-I6id.
Any person who knows the fate of james Eve
lcigh Company G, 25th South Carolina Volunteers.
will confer lasting obligation by communicating
the Same to his sorrowing widow and helpless little
ones On the 1st day of April, 1865, ut Ffvo Forks,
since Which time nothing has been heard Of him
He was Master Mason, and papers throughout
the country fricndy to the order earnestly re-
Please address Mrs. Hannah Evclegh Tim
monsvillo, s. C.-Eastc'm Journal.
SEvEnE AGGIDETr.-Ne M regret to state that our
iesseo of tho Laurcns Railroad, met with severe
accident on Tuesday night last, whilo coming UP
tho road on @ handle having gone down on soie
business nncstcd with the repairs of tho track.
The accident happoncd in this way The hand-car
coming up tho road near Knard's, about 10 o'clock
az night, at rather rapid speed, fearing danger,
thou6H eie hight "as TOO dafh TO distinguish any
thing on the track, ran into pusll-car standing
on the track, throwing tho Doctor who was sitting
In front, violently forward his side between the
rails. The push,car had beon put upon tho road
and moved n milo Or two from whore tho hands
had put it offwhen quitting work, by somo person
unknown, and left standing upon tho track. When
the collision occurred tho push-car was knocked
Forward by the momentum and the Doctor thrown
between the two and run over by the hand-car
receiving severe bruises and dfractlre of the femur
DO bone e near it's head He was brought to his home
on Wednesday, suffering very much, He has the
warmest sympathios of The whole community.
LauTensuiNe Herald
few days since quite number Of freedmen
passed through this town on their way to some
mississippi cotton plantation. We know that num-
bers Of planters in Florida arc looking to Fairfield
to supply them with laborors for next years crop
and fair enough compensation is offered to induce
many Of them to Co. Winnsboro' Register.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
[. @. A. r.
DIR. LAWRENCE'S
@ E L E BR AT e D
ANTI-SYPHIL1TIC,
FOR THE CURE OF SYPHILIS IN ALL 1T
FORMS.

TUNH1B EXTRAORDINARY AND TRULY yAI,UEABLH
Medicine Ia prepared With the utmost skill
Dy reEunr graduate OF Medicine and Pharmacy from
fresh SOUTHERN MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERBe
and Ia therefore
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

DE- It completely neutraizes the peculiar syphIIitic
the system forever,
, 80 The is not a remedy that NAY CURF but one
that D. ES and WILL CURE O, CRY case Without fauro
wh II taken according to directions.
Ss Hethtr IL 1t 4 remedy to bn tried, hut one that
na" Deen trieh end thoroughly tested some Of the
very worst cases OF secondary trrsTy Syphilis,
anu IN every caso 1t mnde complete D. and gave the
HS- It is now being med and recommended In their
cians IN tho United States.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM pHYs1orANe

DIS. Duggan, Barnes. and Kinr, Of Wilson, N, O.,
certify "that LAWRENCE'S hNII-SYPHiLITIO ia an
efficient and valuable remedy and that 1t has perform
Dr. Blake of Baltimore, Md says "Your remedy ia
performing truly marvellous ell eg In this city,"
DR. Smith, OF New York. writes: 81 have fairly test
ed your ANTI.SYPHILlTC O III MS bad cases as could
and in the CITY, and In every Instance it made COM
pes snd rapid cure It really sees to possess almost
magical powerB."
M Wo could procure numbers OF certificates from
patens but of course decaoy would forbid them from
signing their full names; but certificates small inn
portance any how, fair trial w1 convince the most
sceptical OF the real merits of the Medicine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

The printing Offices and editorial rooms Of tho
'Ioyoly garden OF flowers Sparkling Fountains and
gold.tsh, and tamo, gandy-plmmed, sweetly-
whistling birds, who never dosort their little Eden
spot, where contontnont grows for them like The
Gracious!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

In Chattanooga, Tenn, within stono's throw .,
two Christian Churches, three little children were
lately starved to death, and tho mother and fiyo
0thor chIldron barely saved from tho samo fato by
wero the vory verge OF starvation and wore only
saved by the best of medical aid o-'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

TOBACCO CRoP IN VIRaINIA.-The Richmond Ex-
aminer es imates tho tobacco crop in Virginia at
two-thirds Of tho crop of 1860. The general quail
ty is excellent. In somo of the tobacco counties,
such as Dinwiddie, Mecklenberg, Prince Edward,
Amelia and Charlotte tho labor has been wanting.
The product, however, oven in those counties, has
been better than was anticipated. In those coun-
ties in which there loss interference with the
negroes, tho results aro visibly botter. Halifax
does pretty we, but tho counties Of Pittsylyania,
Henry and Patrick, in Virginia, as well as Buck
1ngham and Caswell, in North Carolina, hnve q to-
bacGo crop excellent, both i'll quality md quantity.
IN Tho neighborhood of Lyhchburg, too, the results
arc comparatively, gratifying. There has been
bacco which is usually valued in tho English and
foreign markets. but Of the lighter coiorod and
more attractive brands which nre the favorites of
the nome markets, md which consequently COM
mand higher prices, there is very fair crop actu-
ally above the usual average ~ 'N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
North Carolina Items,

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Wiley P. Keith, OF Will
m1ngton, was shot and killed with pistol by Mr..
Nicholas Carr. MIR. Carr surrendered himself to
the Sheriff. and an examination before Justice of
she Peace took place the same day
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23
READER, STOP ! PAUSE THINK !

Have you ever been affected with Syphilis in any of
It's forms? II 30, do not tho fearful risk Of entail
children to the third fourth genoratons but be
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rom rom your s!stem at once, by taking LAWRENOEa
Er It has .een remarked by a celebrated medical
wrter "hat II Syphilis and it's effects could be stopped
half Of the diseases that now afot the human nily
would disappear
HB- This valuable medicine ia ps asant to the taste
has delightful odor and is not In tho least injurious
a1- For sale by ali ruggists, and
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON,
lN p h..H PUBLisHEp BT r.#lt I.r.
HARPER BROTHERS, NEW YoRK.

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The Laird % Noraw," w,""Ths Perpetual Curste, 40.
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.s5cliI LiFs oFTHF CHINESE with some account.
o. their Religious, GOVERNMENTAL, Educational, and
Business Customs aud opinions. BY Rev. Justus Doo-
ttle, foar,een years Member Of the American Board
C.h p over 100 Rla.,r.iisn. In two viumsa, limo.
PRISON LIPS IL ThE SOUTH. at Richmond, Macon,
savannah, Charleston Oolanbia Charlotte, Raleigh,
uoidsbofoagh, and Andoruonyiile, daring the years
1854 And 1859 By A. o. Abbott, late Lieutenant lat
SsS aors pssSoons Illustrated. l2mo Cloth, Bsu-
A sosIR LIFE. By Miss Mullck, Mrs. crs,s, \ Al.
thor q "John Haiifax deutieasn.' dUhrstiaa Ms.
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War Of the Rebellion or, seyla aud ChAry bds Con.
sisting Of Observations upon the Causes Course and
Consequenees Of tbs as Civil War In the United st.tss
by y foots l2mo., Cloth, 4250. - -
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TExr,sook on On ANTONY, p PuYsroLooY AND
Hf6lkhk- For the use OF schools aad Pamilies ~
John o. Draper Professor Of Natural HIstory .na
Physiology In the New York Free Academy and PRO.
essor Of Chemistry In the UniyeSsity OF Nav
York With ITO illustrations. syo, Cloth a. 'n -"
Harper Broahsrs will SEM any Of the above works
mall postage paid, 10 any part Of the Unitsd States
90 iscsipt ofthe price, q. : . III ~'''", - -
m The above :n.nsd works are for sale b. HUDSON
TAYLOR, ofthis sity spS
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

kSBxHiAr woxAx.-Ag gentleman who is
engaged IN the telegrsphic expedition in Si-
IBERIA, relates the following incident in let
ter to friend in Cincinnati:
81 met with Korsk woman Of about
twenty.two years ofsge, on the great Tundra,
team Of reindeers with q loaded sledge 6fty
versts in one day, and at night slept out in
the snow, with no covering whatever except
the clothes she had worn during the day, and
in temperature 43 degrees below zero, or
rs degrees below the freesing point Think
Of that 70 efeminste ladies Of America.
That cav myself, although even to me it
seems incredible now. 1 thought it an ex-
traordinary thing to sleep in reindeer-skin
tent out doors in such weather, and should
have frozen to death in two hours had at
tempted to sleep without ii. She travelled
with us, driving her own reindeer, and sleep
ing on the snow every night. lf7asr q
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

wsshssrss, 4 D., M, sss ssh a. ~ = sad 2.
WcodSr,isN y. 4, ,vsrnsst - strssl 80, Z.
WarS, Hssl.es, Nsv Herh, ~ ryslhh ssrssA
ws.i:y. ", % ~:.s Viisi.l. cor. a,... ~ Is...
Wiiiisns, rhos.. .rs..sxlvssiA Ayssss Issss.
Wilson, s,sphss y, Pa, d,lssl sssies Heal
windon, wm MianessAa. - fvslhh ssrsst.
winfield, O. r., New YSsk, ~ Ninth sarssI
oAHpfDASne RpA ADnpsason.
Barker, Jacob, LoaisfAaa, WtlisrA's. H
Conrad. Robsrt =. yifGisiA, shhm He.ss.
Campbell, WIN. B., fssssssse, hssrvpolitaa-
Cooper, Bdmund, rennesses, MetropslitaA.
Hawkins, 1. r., fsnnssses, hstropolitap.
Maynard, Horace, Tsnnssses, $50 lbth strssk
Underwood, John O., Va 4a
wiehlife, Robert O. Louisisna, wlllsra's.
warmoth. H.C., La, Ter pslseass,l Willard's
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD-ls66,
,gsr Station In Rev York. corner Tws wsnty .Eevsni
street and Fourth sveuus 80.
Eatrancs on Twenty seventh strsst. F
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.

Passenger Station In rev York corner Twenty Eleventh.
street and Fonrth avenue. : 80. ...
Eatrsncs on Twenty seventh strsst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven; 100, 500 QEx d ir,30 q. m. 1915
lEx J. s. 90 (Ex $40. 80 and % (Ex. p n. For
Bridgeport, 100, 500 (Ex ll.so .. m 70 10 (Ex),
500 lEx }. 80, 81, 500 Exl m For Milford and
nsld, southport and ws.tport 90 II soa SO, 80
iai. tKIJ, 500 rs, 50, $50. 800 {Esl N. For
Darien. 90, $50, If,So q N. $40, $50. 80 p. IN.
For Greenwich, 100, 80, II 80 g. m s45 50, 8 50,
$50 p. N. yor Stanford. 7 90 500 lss ESQ, nso
a. m. l2lo tEx) 500 (Ex), ~. 40 $50, $50. 8 90
ok p n For Portehestsr and inter mediate stations
100, 30, llSo g. n.; S+5. +so, $50, $50, 100 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS, ... r.g
s0op. For Boston via rhors Line l2i5 (Ex J, s60
P m. r,r Hartford and Springfield, 500 tEs q m |;
l2l6. $50 (Ex.), 500 p. m. For Conneetieut River
Railroad, SO IN. ZEE. lai6p. N. to Montreal, 500
p IN. to Northampton, For Hartford, Providence and
New Haven New London and stonins.On h.ilIcad .t
s. 90 IN 1919, 500, 500 p. For Canal Railroad
70 10 p. IN. to Northampton For Housatone Railroad,
500 a IN. For Naugatuek Railroad, 500 o. nj 500 p.
m For Danbary and Norwaik Railroad, 100 80 r. m.
Commodious sleeping attached to D IN. train.
ap2 JAMES II. HoYT, Superintendent
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
De9us Ce.nseI fsr Davis.

The innumerable counsel assigned to JEFF
Davis in The nevspapefS are only, il should
be undsrstood, his counsel by selfappoint-
ment snd PoeslbDy with the object OF OBJ
tanning grstuitous advertisements In the
Northern and Southern press. Mr. Charles
O'Conor, ef this city, is the only counsel rec
ognised BIT Ar. Davis, and all volunteer ad-
vocatss iof the State prisoner can only ap-
pear by his permission. For the assistance
Of such gentlemen as James T. Brady, Of
New York, and William b. Reed, Of Phila.
delphfs, Mr.. O'Conor is grateful and appre-
ciative; but in the case OF all the little one
horse Lawyers Of the Southern and Border
States, who parade themselves additional
counsel for the late leader Of the rebellion,
IL should be understood that they are acting
withsut dne color Of authority; and the gra-
tuitsus advertising which they seek ought to
be charged for in all papers at the regular
rates Of Especial notices. ~ Y. Citizen.
We give the above one insertion, free, at
D Tlyks a NJ a.. aHs..a..f .r.. ..
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
DENsIoN OFFICE, MARCH ., 1866
% all ,ohJm q NAV concern,

To aN D'id,a may concern: T.
Application having been made under the act Of June
2 1850 for the reissue Of the following described Land
Warrants which alleged 10 have been lost de-
soye notice hereby given that at the date follow
ing The description Of each warrant cedineate
warrant ~ like tenor will bs issued valid obJee-
No d es2 i6n AnIss ssusd under the act Of March
1850 iu the name Of Thomas Wallace, and
January i6, isS7- May %, 1868. mho-inwi2w
No 6 as for 40 acres issued under the act Of March
1898, In the Of Lucy whiteomb widow Of Jesse
1865. '7--T-''71'H mIb
No l205 for 80 aerss issued under the act Of March
1855 In the name of James Philbee and was granted
November 10, 1888 June 10. 1850. mhH-lAwl2w
s. 1888, In the name Of Judith. widow Of David Fuller,
and was granted oetobsT 20, 1850. Juy II, 1855. as
No tooo for 70 ceres ssnsd Vi der the act Of sspsm
Ag11ssx, and vAs granted TsbIssv u, INA August
'''' L.. ,.s- iusi4f e
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
HEPENNsYLv ANfA1QSS.
lOOOp CENTRAL RAILRoAD.
: fMIL1I pAILY rKAINl.

.. asA sNIs MONDAY, ossssss n, isss .salss wiil
i.s,; the Unio. se.as, e ws.Ai.s'oa
% ffs;ss s, :a:ss f s;.sss
.ssPpi.s :. Joisssoss, dsiilt;ss iitooss
voss Il A.rri.bsrg for Nsv Yosk Bait. more and wash
ss.ss, .sA rhlAdsphiA for New yesk. Bos,sa. and
Tc xITcSs. Tcc lrros, ssny sssyps su.d.,
y 49,:
:.i',sss s.ssss ~ as,s's sss: s:iii
- YiTffsBTSoH istrHHxhft, s.,,y sss.,lpusssy,
e. 1soAsnaeesppise o.,y .. cossps.Eh. asiissss,
AtoenA snd hiiinsip1 ssaiions, snafine dlrvss eol
sse.ioa Z. AArreAsss fsr New rosh, Bsliinors. and
s1if SSS5coxkoplrfos. daily t..s.p. isss.y, At
nsc n s:sRt.s = .ll regular :s.a:sa s:stsss
nsiss o. NJ lsssssurs ssi Crsssss sirosl 80 Hal
nifzfD PzfGADtfPSisr iH rxpRfss, daily I. 1ss Z DOB.
Ss 1sSs t: i:sSss
Doysiasssws, =. R.rii.Ssrs ar,st %. as,iisss ere
sS .s Ysss so:.s. sS
EitsSurs y PSllsdsIphis ssd Bsiassss, asSss New
fIss Y =; ~.
n!:;ssIs ~ Ss;:S..ss
viii aaiss On shs MEANS sfa.sh - W''s
ylsE liz l.ii!: ...,p,, s.,,,.a.ys 4 sn q m.
risSsrS EiSSissevs, Lsssasisi, sd Dowsinstovn,
Rers and wsshinstoar $50 q -Philslsiphia for New
=. sS;sssl is ": Ess . fiilsS:pSi. ~ . s:.
~ Sif.sxsssa%sssass Trsis sor wan. s.ss. leave.
isiiy (srsspt sssAayl Il 40 q n. 1sath !ast'
usily (sxcspt BunAAyl ate.t0A q n, ii ,sfs II -.
TSird Accom- Aion ffaa for waiis Stallion issyss
si w va.
daily tsxseps sunisyt ntG % p. sgir i7ll'sd dJa-
asou Ter P,sn estion stoppiaa At al sta-
tioas betvsss PituSulsh AsS Psna, " = q. ll 1
rhs Church Ttaip ais station svsry sdhday
At s6o 4 h., snd Ef ths N Pistsburghs iooe y,
d Wall's 1tasien q leo ,. n-rsh i-- frE s7sig.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

THr Hartford and Etna Fire Insurance
Companies Of Hartford, Conn, and the Home
Of New York, lose million and half by
the Portland disaster. The Dirigo and Port
land Mutual Companies have gone under.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
TRIE RAILwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via Pavoaa Terry
100 A r., Day Express, for CanAndAiguA, Rochester,
Buffalo Salamanca aud West, Connects At BuHalo with
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at sAlA-
u,Anea with Atlantic and Great Weston Railway. %
$50 ~, hlband wsy Train, Dsi VI 70 otisyills
1000 4. n, Express Mall for Buffalo, salamanca aud
Great Western Railways. lIiaJ4
AooP,n., Way Train for Port Jeryis and Newbursh
b00P ~, Might Express, for CsAAndAisuA, Rochester
Bukaio, sAlamaaoa aud West. lli,3 a s.'Hr1 ia
500 T., Lightning Rxprsss, Daily. for canAndaigua
Rochester, Buffalo, sslAmsneA, Dunkirk, aud West.
Coanscts a Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
aAilxayS hSd q sAismAass With Atlantic and Great
sOOE q, faisrs.i rr.ia, Daily, for Bar.lO. s.ls-
HUGH RIDDLE, 9sn'I supt, New York.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
OF. THE INTERIOR,
~ usIrrD srArEs PArEsr OPpI.E.

WAhHih0rGs, July ~ BOD.
% the petition Of Lorenzo L. Lssgsrorth, OF oxford.
Ohi praying for the extsnsion Of patent granted to
hmon the 9th day Of October 1854 and rsissued the
26lh o. Nay, 1868 for an improvement In Bee Hives
for sevss years RON the ration Of said patent which
takes place on the 8 day of October, 1865, ~.
It's ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the l7th day of september,
1886, at ~ o'clock m and all persous notified
tition ought not TO he granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to nie In
the Patspt Once their obieetons specially set forth 10
writing, At i.aat tonty days before the day Of hearsg
all testimony fled by either party TO be at the sd
hearing mnst be tAksp and transmitted In accordance
with the roles VI the once, which will be Furnished on
bspositions and other papers, relied upon tssti-
mony mas. be f!sdia the once tsnty days before the
dAy of hssrns tbs arguments, any, within ten days
Ansp niihE the testimony,
ordered also that this notice be Published 10 the Re-
PUBLIC ~ and ths IgtsIf0snesr, Washington C., aud
In the OJninaercat Onslaaa Ohio, once week for
three successive weeks the nrst Of said publications TO
be ai sAss sixty days previous to the DAY q hsshas
~. ... Commissioner Of Patents. f
PA Kdtors Of the above papsrs will please cory,
ssd mad shsir bills to the Passas omos, with paper
soatsiniHe shis no.ies. HrE Jyo.iswSw