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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

RELIGIOUS letter from the Rev. Geo.
W. Langhorne. published in the Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist, says: eve have had
a glorious revival here, About one hundred
persons have protested religion, and TO. the
present date sixty-eight have Joined our
Church The work lis still progressing. |
have never seen such uniform seriousness and
order y To Christ be all the glory go 1E1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

Police REPoRT-MAYoR' s OFFICE Cora
Young and Carrie Wilson, for stealing pistol
from. one OF the watchmen, in heawatch house,
we're committed to Jail for trial by Court. 8.
= MAGISTRATES OFFICE. No cases worth re-
porting attlfe Magistrates Office this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10


CIRCUIT Court. - nc Circuit Court for this
county, Judge Thomas, presiding, will COM
g 1nence its November term on Monday next 1t
TWentyfour grand jurors and upwards of two
!: hundred veniremen have been summoned t., at.
tend. Among the criminals to be tried at this,
- term are John Clancy, for robbing the resi-
dence Of Mr. W, i Muir; John Campbell.
and VIM VIM, negroes, for robbing negro
soldier named Mundor, il Petersburg last
summer; oWm.i9Jones negro, for stealing
horse from Mrs Martin, in Fairfax county
Wood and Spencer Lee. negroes, for
airObbing Mrs. 1Murtaugh James Qaagan, tor.
stealing sacks John Kelley and Robert An
derson, for robbiug Mr.: Radcliffe; of Charles
county, Md. ;gGeorge Williamson and Edward
Loyejoy, for robbing the store Of NJ Mr. Samuel
. Hartley; Ohm Gross, for,steaing: ahorse; four
qsnegro men, manned, Robertsonr@Hart, Eversson
and Cheshire for the, attempted murder 9 ofJ%
W. Reynolds, near the Long Bridge; and VIM g :
Muse for Stealing sheep skins from
Messrs. Harrison Emerson & Sons 90 2.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10
TABLE.

On and after MONDAY November y, 1866,
and until further notice, Passenger Trains Will
run between WASHINGTON and ALEAAN-
DRIA as follows 1870 1879 -. -.L- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

.: NE atiEEoRdET OWN IrEa1s.@-lhe corporaion Of
hometown has sappro priated 81 900 for tie
2Rp g oft the Cham bridge. j. saa@oaTnilo
sI Aeont fifteen hundred tons Of coal arrived in
'V at at Georgetown yesterday. gTag as :.
,l n e Messrs. Darby propose TO rebuildain,me
SssAely their -four mill at Seneca Falls, recently
!, uestroyed By fire. -: IS i ST 3 ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

:, MANSION HOUSE ARRIyALs, Nov 10Th
T. j. Quinn, Albany, Ny; Thornton Pen
,dleton, Clarke Va; T. B. Stewart Fauquier
county, Va; Geo S. Thomp son, Washington,
D. c.; Jno. s. Mosby and son, WarIenton,
Va; W. A. Edeen, Nd; +. Stearns, Rich
mond, Va; T. Yates Roby. Md "a. q lass
cock, Fauqnier, county, Va; L. %. Jenkins,
E. B. jenkins, SMisssM. 3D. jenkins, Jackson,
Missouri. Robert Lake, Fauquier county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

DOTOMAC HERRING So, pon,;,,
/ 300 half bbs Potomac Nel' flN''''S
Herring. q IL .;,,x 49, a.
=, 30l half bills No. | Potomac Herring;
) 500 one-third bb!s of Cot Family zoe lief-
rino-for sale at lowest market rates :, Gy
ing i'i say 80 ITOOE & WEDDERBURN,
Gyt5 Foot of Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION. The Presi-
Dents @ofsstbe Virginia Central, Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac, Richmond and
Petersburg Richmond and Danyille, Norfolk.
and Petersburg and sSoutbside Railroad Con5
''panes have sge-erousl y agreed to givea free
Z tsturn passage to all persons travelling on
!; eAelrroads 10 attend this conyentiouou the
yeeh Instant Those taking advantage Of this
s0eral offer will have 70 obtain certificate
,,!sa tue he secretary, showing thatthey are 5oaa
,s 'se members ofsthe eonveutionsto3 3nuoq so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10
rHOMA.S SINCLAIR,

CjETH. iRNDLUS BALSANl--an installta-
y nrous relief, and a perfectly safe rcmedy Tor
cholera, Cholera Morbas, Dysontery and D. arr
hoea, received and for sale By
$50 : - WAKEFIELD IL HALL,
g orc Corner Prince and Fairfax strt rest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

=. llNRlsBr. II he market was bonnteously sup
piled This morning, with the substantials and
deicaces ct The season, and, what THAT IS by no
means remarkable, the prices sat:whlete every
thing was selling, we're well sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

o6 ASSIGNED TO DU1Y Captain s.: p. Lee,
.45thaU: S Sal Infantry y: re: has been as.
signed 10 duty in thesFreedmen $ Bureau, and
5o1rfdereeato report TO -Brerct Brigadsar General
G. II. Howard, assistant commissioner for the
District Of Columbia. -. a,-5.g..aa 81 slss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

Having made arrangements to commence 4
Manufacturing Business, now offer my stock
of Readv-madc Clothing, and Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods. at and below cost, to close bust
ness. Call and see for yourself at No. 10, north
Royo, strect.,-.-..- . =. s. LILIENTHAL.
n. bail those indebted to me arc requested
10 settle at once scp27.3m ist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

SIg PIrCul5NsG Balls IN THE. STREETS. The po-
lice officers have received Instructions TO arrest
I all boys found engaged in tossing or pitching
balls in the streets his evil habit which has
infected the boys of all conditions in the city,
has become anintolerabe nuisancs--the result
beinssBroken glasses, scared horses and incon-
yenieeIn ne pedestrians and the Mayor has very
properly determined 10 put stop to Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

2IIRa1NIA ANNUAL CoNFEEEN cE.-The
Orange and Alexandria,T and the Y jrginia Cen
trail Railroads have agreed t. carry the Aims
lters and Lay Delegates to the. Virginia Annual
Conference, which meets in Norfolk on the
DIST inst !, to and from that, cityior halt dare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-10

nc1G- lml date Of the fran Of Henderson Bros)
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
KINGS caDsry POLITICS

essrt,L Joassos OLUs--FEosaAI OrfiGAIS
caLLRp Uros ~ Am rsS Joassos moyxsxu -rhs Ksgs
County Central Johnson Cub held Adjourned mssiisg
last evening in Montague Hail. Brooklyn tho Prasidesh
Thomas Xinsela IN the ohsr Tho question OF tho feA
erd officials o. BrookyD aud their political attitudss
towards President Johnson up, during tho dsbsfs
which followed the report of the Committee Rooms
hr Knsella said that while the President ngbting
the radical element ol this county there not dollar
ot the patronage which tho President possessed In the
county - the disposal OF the Presidents friends Thcrv
sra mon 10 the employ Of the government BFooky0
VINO are abusing Mr johnson to-day and hs suggssteA
that the government officials he called upon AMI made
10 show their hands
Nr. Mackenzie essured, IN good authority lbss
mo man opposed President John.on and hia rscon-
sructon policy would be retained IN on1- either IA ksw
York Brooklyn
special Committee on Finance "a consist or ave-
was nnaly appointed With Instructions 20 visit the
several federal olceholders Obtain thsr matsri&k
tsnt business WAS acted upon nd The eens then wsat
into secret session
RsruBlIcAs GgSsa,L GonsrrtI -Ghe Republican Gep-
erai Committee met al No v Connt street r. r. SAnd-s
son Ia tho chair Mr Fisher road rcport Of this
ccutive Committee recommending certain places -
which primary elections 10 be held iuf tho sppont
men OF delegates from each ward and 60 ssoh
OF the Assembly, county, city and Congressional Con
vepions The report was adopted and motion the
Goth instant hxed the date for holding the puna
rcS The Assembly. Guy and Congressional Convsn-
tembcr respectively resolution presented that ne
dele gate 10 tho General Committee shonid hold any a
ouai, state City oiiice tabed aud Tho "a sstzk
shortly arerwArd. adjourned.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
Yum Kspua.
The Jewish Fast Of AtsUesae st -Ciosins Ser.
vices, A1c.

The Jewish Fast OF Atsueae ut -CiosinS Ser.
vices. &c.
This Jewish fast which Is now in progress, and OF
which mention was made In yesterdays HxRALD, win
terminate al half-past six this evening Nearly all the
synsgogues the city were opened for service yeser
day In the evening, At half-pas six, tue ceremonies
commencs cd with the Ksl Nidr which continued about
hour. This succeeded by tho shenonu Esin or
solemn prayer after which the songs OF Yom Ke-
pur and pfayers Al the synagoguo OF Beth Israel,
on Chrystie street, = discourse was delivered by the
minister, Rev. A. Messing, Immediately after the
solemn prayers although this discourse Is not usually
embraced the service Mr. hessng's discourse rotated
explanation Of the ceremonies consequent upon The
Fact To-day the ceremonies commence al Ave O'Clock
In the morning with what is called the Shafhrith. The
shachT!lh prayer will then be said. after which the
scroll win be taken out of the ark and several chapters
read iheferom Prayers VIII then be sad for The dead
The Musaph will then commence, ana continue I'll four
till -four O'Clock. by the Mrsaph Is meant the most
holy prayers in the ritual. This VIII be followed
by the Minchs, or evening prayer and while u Is being
said the scroll OF law fonsh will be taken from tho
ark, and numbcr OF it, chapters read 10 the congre
CATION Al six O'Clock tho last prayers Will bo said.
These commence with Schemsn Yesrnsithe English Of
which r., Hear. o Israel The ceremonies will con.
Glade with three basts tho Schopier, with these
words: Leshona Hsbu, Jesushasy, In which, being
translated into English, The coming year shall be
IN Jerusalem fbe fast being ended, festival will
commence and agood time generally VIII he enjoyed ny
the attendants of the 81 nasognes
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Treasury. we'll Of protection and relief TO msr
camille marine the government should is the opinion
fulneas
Injunction fn Favor Of Adams Express Cosa-
pauy.
In tho case OF Adams Express Company Va Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, argued some weeks
ago. and held under advisement TO enable the court to
consult and examine the authorities referred
TO- Judge Underwood has granted injunction restrain
ing the railroad company from violating the contract
made with the express company
Custom Receipts.
The receipts at the Custom House at Now Orleans on
the 18th instant amounted TO 500 s2T, which Is sup
posed to be tho largest collected IN single
day at that port and indicates aourishing condition
Of The business Of the city. The receipts from this
source to-day were ss5S,6so.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
fires IN new YORK.


Al niue clock Last night Gre was discovered the
top fourth noor of ss yessy street In the apartments Of
Mcyor Cohen fhs hremen were soon al the premises
aud confined the names 70 the apartment which !,
originated. Mr.. Cohen, u seems keeps stand on the
for hs sale OF dry goods and hosiery he alleges
thai the stock in his apartments together with house,
hold furniture, worth more than $500, he being
insured for that the Indemnity Insurance
Company. He stated 20 the Fire Marshal that be
church, being Of their great holidays ths, lamp
wac len burning on The table that he returned from
church just The nre discovered. hut the
was caused he declared he did nos kDow. The third
furniture damaged sbou, sioo By vsisr Insured ior
$1,000 n the Peoples Insurance COMPANY. Second
aUo oosrsd srs .. ... sSss.'a r a n.,'nJn NJ. =.
goods. His stock and furniture dauaScd by water
shout $500 insured Tor 600 IN the cenis PARK and
,rsa Ssp.ssd .soa ss6o c-. coS.T,a " psassues s
brock. stock damssed by wniet aboa, 500; insured
for fio, 600 Ia Ctirens and Germania Insurance
psres The third door Of No 81 is occupied By Cspsr
Loyts, cap MAKER His stock and household furni,ur.
are damaged slightly y wssr insured re building u
In Third Avenue.
Al about three O'Clock yess erday afternoon Gre oc
CURED in the basement of 24r Third avenue, plumbing
shop occupied BY William smith Loss shout $3.50 no
insurance
In W ees,er street.
shorty afer o'ciocs las, evening nre occurred 10
the i've rofy brick building NO lss Wooster street, o.
capod on he nrsi floor snd pssemen, bv william Barton
a. steam sawmlll The Ore when Gre, seen n the
vicinity Of the head o. the boiler and s supposed 70
have been caused by earsesy leaving khsvngs wood
800 near the boiler The nremen very prompt and
succseded in prev entng the flames from ascending be-
yond The nr story The damage done TO the stock will
amount 70 sboui 81 900 sagd 10 DO insured The huih
ing N owned BIZ Hr Morrow n " damaged about $500;
insured The second foor occupied BY wssihsrilt
Dsiafoiis Co oval frame and looking glaes msnufsc
tnrer Their stock II damaged sbou $500 BY water and
FIRE said 20 be insured
A Vessel on Fire.
The Alarm of Gre NJ ten m nutss cf nne O'Clock las,
nigh, caused by . snsh, Gre 90 board steam tss
foot o. wsi street pier rs slight dsmase
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
sgxs Esan san EalscNcn

sAw FRAsmsco sept ~ Isx
sfe destroyed portion of the Misson woosD hill
to-day. foss $4,000 which u amply covered Ny insn
General Halleck hs ssusd a. order 10 tia command.
ng omcey al For Poin, 10 lfo 0lns % twenty
gnns IN honorof Queen Emms should she arrive between
sunrise and guns~f
To the Tinted s,s.ss Cresn Cosr today . mosios 70
remand The action of John Mccall ffvin EcDo~sll
and Captain Douglas for fsl.s imprlsonmsft 70 the
state Court denied
The Importers pflcs e ITsp tea s'shsy esns
pousd
IN. British srs Ann Anderson, ron Yosohsns, 70
ported lost. suivcd yesterday
sAs TnAscsoo. SEPT ~. lses
Ths Board ~ Supervisors passed ordsf lss nigh,
10 PROHIBIT feeding milch on distefy slcps aud
prevent The ssis of milk from diseased osvs
IN. ship ses Rarpsri which sslls for Houg Eorg TO-
dsy csyrf@s $500 060 10 treasure
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
usssmrrts .f Kt.tort TIE ns-saa f.r

-
Yesterday 49, snothsr bHsy A. . ~ bp'sss >.
r.sl 81 N.dsms Rsisn ~. v, y Nsss's e0aNsvss
femar. sbiy br ses.Y ~ ii. ,e.'. -srs 40 ".
rsrgu. sua tofrs fpr ~ s~r9ni sbd tb,ta b'kbis
b., there 80 - opr0n4 81 ssssnts % 500
rl.oe. toa.v rhs sissefipHsB ys,sfssY .of u. 90
.on fsninnsd 80 many fsn.is. ufsa zee. fsr he
snius ssrs q p.rfosnsHf.' rsssrssy ~ um. y
vsdsmr Rs'ou So fery ocsHVs 4 asasi 80 go
fof t0cts lhsns b0Br taefnhs ssa sn sissaasa
oBs fsh.susi after s'Nas sisssr's os'.0ilshn.s'
On Hfoss.V il ~ ss.ffsgt o.. ga ~
,hs Psr our.a.siF ff.sass - sors
psfsons ~ islsrss.sS 10 .. nnsgsHsni fnat 80
rIsh fsf 'icksis -il y sfsssr st'f frdsy mars.es
tnsn ~. ben -, fss grssssssd ah -. eha'ss-
.y of lbs f.hsarss ~hsch ba.. ssab shss 20 ts
toe snaer'anmsris II asss8s hsfaH 80 80 ksoss'
oder III. or tsmsst yssistssy s.s,sf ~ -. reports
sf "a shscipss.a src.lsbfs % ths rs,ctmssss. maze
ths rps nls'oss fesss large tams c9bts rstfiswas
ys.d tss fs 49, ossls sinE fggr sssss Nsw Yo7s
~.S,bsni rae tfs ~ saseer sor. rfr. tsksss isid
o $40, slt ana so Ib.s ~ ,. "a ms. psrrstn.
ssess % "a tTsagh tksssfs uEiH sisss We esbrt ~
naasn. Esaosi ~ ~. ufss b.fsFs bsnf fsqshsd Tor
ei.siHs raTesss, 40 y tr'p,yrs ~ ssss sssns'y.
A.
Tas "a. II Nfssss fsr So s..ss1 " 81 r.ks >
B,ossiys 80 ssmn.1es - sssardsy ms'Hns
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

a Coal Train on the Rordins Read Thro~a
OA rho Track by the mi.pisrcmcst Of -
s~if~h-rh@ Engineer KILLED and ~. firs-
msn Horribly Barsed.
RrADrlc, Pa sspt. "a. tsss
Through the mispiscemsnt ot switch coal train
lssa night thrown on the track down grade plung-
ng INTO hin on the grounds OF seyfsrt kolAnIs Go.
The engine, tender aud twenty cars wsrw derno shed
The engineer burled beneath the ruins ~ The
and taken ou, dead to-day
The fireman wedged between the rrsbax and ten
der where he horribly burned aud Vas taken out
after several hoars of His injuries will probably
prove fsssi
II IL s1ppcsed hst the s~iich nsfcat.ly ds
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
TM WALK AROUND" or ras xISctsfH.

scHgxrcTAnyi sept. IS. 1865
There very largo AMI enthuslaSiic gathering %
citizens Of schenectady at the Court HouSs ss evening
70 welcome the delegation OF 'ioysl sou,hernsrs Tor
or in the Court House ie meeting adonrnef
outside. pa Pasteo prssisd sud weicoas.d aud ntro
duc-d tho loyal delegation.
Adlrrsses delivered by Psrson Brownlow General
~. II Thomas, Senator J s. Fowler, Of tennessee and
Rev. w. Hannieutt, OF Virginia.
The thsnka 0f the most'ng rendered tie deisgs.
ton for nonorng schenectady With their presence The
delegation oppressed thsir thsng for the kind
with which they had beer received Copnei Stokes, of
Tennessec and Judge Warmpu,h Of New Orleans spoke
at Rslis.on Springs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
rsf cNrrus caap

Nsr OriaAss, Sep, ls 1854
NcSs ttpm As cotton regions continues u report the
inury ila crop and wideapr,ah Al Only ANAL
district tic uplands ~ tho MsEss pp secms 10 bs 90
empi utherAiso the states ~ louiana Ani Mss!sspps
affected With nearly total Oss ~ the cotton crop.
Ehe .srv Little q other breaisuHa have bssR
raised fhs Is especially the shsrr Tho nsxrvss
have worked On shsrs which leave, thsm nos yery -
lnAlAAL % LAlnr nnh arllLA hl-henrIennd
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Crnnrd mai steamship SCOTS Captain Judsias.
VIII leave ihl. port on wodncsisy for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close - ba pat lea O'Clock
Weduesiay morning
Tho NV Yosg HgRsLD-Eiuon FOR parops-~ih 10
rosdy - bali. past nine O'Clock "a the morning
susle copies, In Wrappers, ready for msitas. -
cents
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

Ihe Republican Convention OF N. sccoaa consrss-
sionai nisidcl Yesterday rcnominsied ~ .Govsrus~
william A. Newell Tor Congress
The registry ~ voters commenced in Newark ysstsr-
day. aud win continue throughout to-day
Tho conservative aod'crs and sailors ~ Newark h6A
meoiing Monday evening. which was largely Attsad
od. Spe.cheA made by Dr N G. II VAL and u.
n Albeit Resolutions endofsng The Prcs.dsnra eounss
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

~ LerB, sept ~ lsos
Ihe Dsss9csats q, Iossph special despaieh ssys an
eye witnc@ % the affair st Platte city, hsso1r patnr
day, states that the conduct Of the rebe The they
carried and thsr largo Numbers leave doup that they
came INTO town 10 break up The radical county conves
uop -Four pss swws Killed, and thres ov four more
viii pTobsby de About dcxsn wers wounded The
smHr - sxelss< pssssspd paasles. ssuoaa woasis
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Forrrass MpsrpN soPi - 1888
Rmlop Green ~ arisl ssippi Rev AssicS.
Of ietorbutg both old bosom friends % ioi DAVIS ar
yed here to-day and had ncryies with tho prisoner
tie fortress Bishop Green Il on hie return FROM
Northern tour aud lcavc4 morrow for the South. 10
wa f-ha pe ted he would n, Warrington IN company
wlih NJ kreiey y usu ~ innaencn With ffsssdcos
Innh .YAAn aarnIna Tho rnlAaAe OF Dayls
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
NEW FORK CONGRESSIONAL sonisaross

PorGnErrr=rY sept tH issS
casper Collier ~ Hudson, va to-day nominsisA
by the Democratic Congressional Convention 70 ths clI
SyRAcu-y 9epl ~, 1893
The Congressional District Convention hold At Cart
landt to-day nominated Dcnnis Mccarthy republican. ~
syracuse Tor representative 10 C9ngrD9s Tho COrAndt
dele alton ciihdrcw from the Con Yeniion u body
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
rIl.r. u Yran " ru ne alls.s

Bairwoss s~pa 10 Is.
AZ tss st1fh ~ e-ess ~ ne qFsn1 Lag . 90
yssss q M cnse ssiss he'd hers 10 1syS tks fsov
"a c@esrs elected --Grsb1 sr. tsnssp s<sl.rs
efssw rors D~pu,y 0rssa sr., b. russwsssh n
ss7'sss 9.ai rr~sI's'. issss 10 ns' Y s.''.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Arnurv, rep' rs 1890
The delegation of southern loyalisia reached here
hfty rninutes pa1i two o'clock this afternoon. They
were met the depot by The committees of arrange
nen,s and ! large oonooufsc OF osenF Three meet
infs advertised for th. evening -tlch ~, are
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
wsss,rs, " WE pwerm o. rm s.r

pru.A ADslr@A, Sept ~, isss
The Director of hs United gAss Miat n rhisdslptiA
yasses u sss sSpseytse y ~ po'sey X IA tesN4ss,
W ~ rv~srpsisA " ~ fnAaa
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
The Common Cs.arii OF Rsrhss,~r psnsni,.
Them.

t#HFFTEFf NWFIF N KffE
The Common Council have made arrangement 10
receive aud extend the hosptsss ~ the city 10 tha
full "Ioyai southern delegation vito evrcrud
here on Wednesday mort
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Art mud H~rutv.
~ dali aoy aud dsnctYrnes. feorn pssiss sai pssts
aesii..d make last frssrh Niok ~ tte iSsst,
JAEEDs EMAIL ~ PARIS risys pfominsnt rstt ssssae
ladies' AiIa to beauty. PILLS afepbia Baiielia
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

90 srsss,,a .sfaiasss. ~ Ths' Thss
r.sf.. 5 ). ~hrFsbTfs CornAisr roE rnr aaIa
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

"a. W..'.s.lf s 5aIGiiass"'' q ,H. .-":rei ccysN-
BIGELow a TilAsk vsSr street Ssw Ysss.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

,A,LrJ,e.,. D,scn%rd % irlnr,os: ~, 2. r"dse'"s;r&sF
ELEyklOR 70 " elor the form Sj Can. sreei.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

- M:u,s lhe"ic~I Fgm.de E..,sre. l;rfS 3
RtsHrOr ~ Asior Hou,s and By 81 draxsi'i,
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

n-.:A. I...: oms. Tssss.s .s..,: {: l:s y.,-
A
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Tire Usw. ..,tns r.shlsss fsek.snss'
faF T5wE vltfilFE tJErsSt ~ ststts1 u
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

gr.reh,''.. Or isa."yss,i.rT 20, 2, ~. t'ssfSI,a
cafnrf ~ T--nly shis sttssI
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

c.., ~ n-s.;1; s:s s, q 'ss sss f. r.'' n ss
avenue sors-r ~ rwssly sissth street
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A Boon fer Ladies Ward. i~s.r., s.sn-
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

;, csr'ees r. VIZ " IS IS sc' 49,. 49,. ::s:
Tysu 81 ,,rsF4
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WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Receipts and Expenditures for the
Quarter Ending June 30, 1866.
Fenian Demand for q More Liberal
Cabinet.
PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS.
&c. &c. &c.


WASHINGTON, sept. Is, 1865
The Government Finances.
The following Is statement OF the receipts and expen.
dures Of tho United States for the qearter ending June
40, 1866, exclusive Of trust funds
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