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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
Special Notifies.
AN EFFgCrUAL WORM MEDICINE
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BROWNS vERMfFUGB OOMFtTs
WoEh loEtNoEs Much sickness, undoubtedly with chit
drea aud Adults surbaed other causes occasoned ny
worms. The "ytensUeS cosrrs" aithough eG-oua
soyng do possible ioury the delicate
cara this vaese oombinaaol has successfully used
By physicians, and found be safe and Graduating
wo.ps, 80 huriai to chudten,
ChitbRsN H.viSa worms require Immediate attention, as
negect u he trouble often causes prolonged sickness.
srurroNs % WoRus CHILDREN often overlooked
.h stomach aod bowels irritation which can
be removed only by The remedy. The
toa ofiagredients u'sd making Broras Psmars Com.
kss such gve the best possible with safety
CuETts BROWN Propdetors, New York. Sold BY All
Dealers 10 Neiiclnes,at 2s c,s. box. 1851
EMPLOYMENT FOR BOTH SEXES.
Dabed and soldiers, orphans Of slain
soldiers and the unemployed of both generally In want
procure such ~ enconga postpaid addressed envelope
~ partisuars,to ADr JOHN N. DA l.,
AiS BoxisS, Brookyn,N. Y.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
k'e yoaus lady and gentleman In he United States can
Cree Of charged BY Add'snns undsntnsa. iN-'
ias fear Of being hambuSged will ohig not noticing this
card An others viii please addressho obedient servant
THOs. y. CHAPMAN,
s.4a ssi Bro advay, New York.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Gepteman who suffered for years from Nervous Depiyi
Premature Decay and all effects Of youthful indi'oeL9
I'M for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO All VINO
need H. the recipe directions Tor making the simple rees
h heh he was cured wishing to profit BY the adj
ye,ers experience, do 50 by eSSes'ies S H. OGDEN.
a.-l No. -. Chambers street. New YORK,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
AFT RNOON
SENATE.

On Ia2lsn Of Mr. Lane, adjourned.
HOUSE
Mr. Walker called up bill 81 TO amend SO chap
~ in relation to the division OF puUe money amo
school Districts and his motion il was recommitted
to the education
On motion of hr wyman Of St Adams no quorum
being present, adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
yaJpR CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
I pNCR or AN INVALID

!, .,t.,, o.. ~ he,sat and a. a CAUTION TO YOUNG
, "a ,ttsr sbo sufcr from Nervous pehihty
Ds.s ~ Manhood kc supply at The sAme ~ isr
-,,vr VIII has cured himself aver n,lsI
srsiiare hie quacxerv. sy enclosing pos - ~ ~
ed envelope, single copie' ire isu "a ~ NkYFAfR Esq.,
author. ~ a,,c.tvn. Einrs Co. y. Y,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

THE DEoLISATIoE OF Mr.. BATTER
Annexed we give Mr.. Baxter's letter to his
constituents. In this connection we wish to
record our judgment, that the suspicion in
some quarters, that Mr.. Baxter has been
driven from the course from fear of an inves-
tigation Of charges made against him, is un'
called for. On the other hand, we are conf
dent that had Mr.. Baxter declared the entire
truth of those matters, at the outset, he would
have been elected in September.
LETTER FROM Hon. PoRTUs BAXTER
10 the Electors of the Third Congressiona
| District: p
Having been ready to do anything to re-
store unity and good feeling in the District
and to that end, believing that the name 0
Hon. Worthington G. Smith would be ac
ceptable to my friends, without consultation
with him or his knowledge, ] promised, !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
CATARRH

Add s,,o Headache, Sore Eyes, and peA'nes' Nneu ' ~
COLO IN rHE BEAD
Can he posivciy cured ~ using .-r
m. MAGsHtLGs oArAR2a sNnII, rs s,,nd
r. IA purges out iohstructionsi streng'heus 'e t
- h1,itbv action 10 the parts Affected It is recon
needed by many the best physicians Aoa " a'eu wen
r..,t suecess and sausfaciou everywhere. e,..,.
soiI ~ all OrurfstH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

LONDON, NOV. =.
U. s. 5.20s 68 l-2. Coasols, SO.
PORTLAND. Nov. 8.
The alms-house in Falmouth was destroy
ed by 6re yesterday morning, and three in
mates were burned to death.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

Up to last night there were ,4034 voters
registered ip this city.
A New Orleans special says subscription
has been taken up to defrsy the expenses Of
about 100 thugs and murderers to visit
Washington to overawe Congress. General
Sheridan is removing a vast amount of muni-
tons of war accumulated at Baton Rouge.
Highly important news from the Rio Grande
il hourly expected. u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

JJim revolutionary Mr. CLARK Of Poultnsy authorlz
Ing the purchase o artists proof n Carpenters pic
ture " the first reading OF the emancipation prooAma
aion for State Library motion Of Nr Butterheld o
Grafton referred com q ways and means
By Mr. PeAse of ChaflO'te, the f)l owing
hesoOed BY the senate and house of tepresendtiUe' o.
the state " VerDont That upou the adoption or reec
tlon of the present pending aendnent t1 the constn
tion " the United States delegation In congress %
requested 70 pr pose 70 that body additional amend
ment securing the immediate reurn TO the Union OF All
the states then refused ad nisson by their dsoyaty
upon condition OF their making suffrage impartial
On motion Of Mf Bitteffsd Of Grafton referred TO
cum on idicary
On motion Of Mr. LAue Of Cornwall. ali.
Hpv 1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

The American has received the following
dispatch from Annapolis. Nd. Nov. lst:
The Gov. has decided to remove the commits
sioners. The decision is very bitter against
them.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
BYTHsEs3R.APH
al .hiJdlKITo ,Y0T9glitaIT =
The National Republican.
TIE CHOLERA At new YORK.
- '.'''.77--7T-- ,........s.i,
IT 1TBEc'.o:';MllIssI1PIDEM1o BIB CON-
A HEAVY ROBBERY IN BOSTON,,
MASSACHUSETTS, PoL1TICs.
~ - a A.W---S-Z goo
Mutiny Among Negro Soldiers.
RELEASE OF MILITARY PRISONERS.
TIE CHOLERA IN NEW YORE.
MAssACHUsETTs POLITICs.
Mutiny Among Negro Soldiers.
OF MILITARY PRISONERS,
chel.r. R.s,.s b New Y.r..

ChoIsra HaGfnG IN New York.
NEw YoRx, July 20,-Ths Commercial Advert.
sr says that facts show eonessvsy that cholera d
now raging In certain portionS o the city beyond
douet. The spidsnie 70 purssisg its insipisui Hsps
its dsvsIcpasns fhs f.cts il relation % tSs nun.
bsr Of cases on Hsrt's Island are deemed % sppai
ling that they are publicly denied. 6ursson cai
houn Of that post, has died Of cholera and an abIs
corps Of physicians have been sent TO that Island
and also 10 0ovsrnor's Island. 81 FE-.'
Seven hundred recruits recently sent from Hart,
Island for the army IN Georgia had the ohoIsrs
break out among thsm bsfors they reached Savan.
nah, three dying before arriving 1t Tybse Island
several additional oass1 are reported in the oit,
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
Massachusetts Politics.

BosroH, July la-Ths Massachusetts, Demo
cratic State Committee held meeting at the Par
ksr Houss today, tf which resolution vas adopt.
cd recommending the asssmbling ofa convention Of
all psrsoas favorable 70 the policy Of the President
upon the subjsst Of the fsstoration Of the States,
for the purposs Of sslscting delegates at large
and dslseatss from the several cenersssionsl ais.
triets 10 the Philadslphis Convsntion. 4 7 T,
II was also voted By the COMMITTEES that the cali
be % wsfdsd - TO embrace all who desire tho
Union and the restoration Of the States and the gu.
prsmssy Of the Constitution.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

The LYLE MURDER.-Ann Lee, very
bright and intelligent mulatto woman, who resides
on L street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Washington, was brought to the Mayors Office this
morning and committed to Jail for examination, for
having in her possession dress and three spoons,
the property Of Mrs. Lyle, widow Of Mr. Lyle rs.
Gently killed She says the articles were presented
to her by the fugitive Richards she being ignorant
Of ths method By which they came into his posses
sion. The dress e stained In blood In several places
and 10 another unmistakable evidence Of the guilt
offence. These parties were committed for further
examination to-day, the 10th, but We are informed
II 10 TO bs postponed day or two longer to afford
tins for IN array Of all the testimony In the cass
Alsrandrie Journal
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,
lNTRLLI0ENCKR BUILDING,
one In Union Of Colleges extending 10 the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
Individual ownership. II offers unsQusllsd advantages
rates much lower than can bs Afforded By any Other
schools.
sPsnosrian Psnmanship taught In s purity BY Henry
Spencer the cslsbrstsd author Of the "spsnserian
Key to PenmAnship. "
The system Of Business Practice invented and sue.
eesiuy taught By the proprietor, will receive his sps
eiA attention This 10 the most portant part Of the
Book. .keepins Courss Here the student applies his
theorstie.l tnowedge, and :. prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system is 90
valuable that others using IL.
Individual instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student to proceed ss rapidly he chooses The
teacher s the only one who needs TO know the dsnesn
eies Of any pupil Especially 10 this the case during
ths summer months, when schools usual have email
The public are invited to call and examine the most
Washington.
ICI circulars address. HENRY N. coPP. NJ,
)eiS'u Proprietor
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
oEUTH rNat.:.''
TRANCE METAMORPHOSE.

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M 5lgbE-fVLt4 stt#.|
surs Brdsst's ne wife; and sss she "ms dear Teddy
Ter the Joy Of ne lifs ssd love yer already;
Bat sod hsss Pt love ysu vn yer hsad 10 yer toes
rou 'v..s rsrtis-aovs yeas Y YEA sa some new
E sloshss." I,n "A s.ss.sssa
n vint dovs sAs ssArsss, Sss 10 Asus ~ ,sAors,
VIII. Who shssid ssss bot Timothy Moore, s Il a.
"Yor clothes m frstsiss. Mn. where shall soi
"why ZEE Bssr ysr'il ~ ssssinG as Smith Brothers
- o." 7ses' a.fdd sytrlJ7'E Hsr ,..s 80 M
nj. sor issr s b, is. nsss Assss % smith q s.sovs
is on sivinti stAfass, number fosr sirthy -four;
Ahd Tor mighty lev sssssbssks 1 got whols salt,
wisA soss Of ysr n.trasks-sad Asatssps TO ssos
rhsvnf bss. shrnkins, bsifAix must isush--
Hs, Ia, Am thinhisg Of n fooled bstthsr half,
sss "Kiss ne. sws.s mouse '-sss she "Gst out ysr
base brute" sTr.
she didnr know ne from Adan 90 10 kaps up the Joke
sss "1s dear madam Ne poor hssrt you have broke -
mi. she whssksd ne scoring ssross ne Peg nose t
Ont the blood came pesiiss aad raa down to toss.
"osh. B,day, how sra.,r " ~ Nv. Teddy yr'v.
Y. nc. .iotsiss, sv... jewel, y...ih.. .e.seu.a.a
Hy'r,d enjoy nstanorpho's, there's bu. one plss
o.. .ail Of iis. siosAss .. sain Bro.he- Co.
sxrrH1BcAA CO..
~ MIR0HAHf fAILoRs,
q. ASD DsALnnsu II s
aRHrs' yuRHnHIHe GOODS,
OAK HALL,
G.it ~ ssvsatA s.sss.. llg' #lrl
Just received, The iarssst Ahd AAsst stock Of PIBCI
GOODS ever offered n We city Of washlastoa Having
secured the ssst arsss ia ths sy prepared 10
make ap II The ns'ss ssys, saa q lover prices shaa
any othsr sstablishnsak .,rl
.pas = .,'.,.s......... &. B. co.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
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49, DUMBARTON. 3}l
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y, a: I:is 49, ]: ~ ss 4 49, e 4. S:;s;;s - IS
,19sAx acss = q LAID slssiss - l.:sss i.s,
iost niiss ifsn NssSissssss a. u Ks ~ ~ f{s
ds.sbsrs a yeesioa q ~ ya11 M Mn - " s|5
slsyslsd BailllsQ bitl. Wco1 a Wss,,ss -. ~
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e ~ rrsstassnL RsSidsss Z "a fsSis ~.
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The national Republican., 1866-07-21

Docs KnrsD-The ssrgeants Of the Me-
t.opolitan Police yesterday rportsd 10 dogs killed
In the Fourth prseinetI ID ID The Eighth, and IL
ip tAs Tenth total, u, tl,l I,''--', q
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

ssixurs sf Illicit Tobacco.
NRw YoRK, July 1o.-Largs quantities Of to.
bsooo were ssssd here yesterday for violation Of
the neutrality laws, "a "a
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
! Rsss.-y Of Kins.i.y,. E.pr.,,.

Rebbssy Of Kingslsy's Express. -
Bosrox, July 1o.-Ysstsrdsy afternoon . bold
thisf satsred Kinsslsys Express Once spd stole .
bog rom the dsak In Mr.. Kinssley's private room
Adams Express Company stock, with other stocks,
and about ta6, 600 In bank notes. The stock Ger.
tihcatss cannot be negotiated, and the available
funds the thief obtained does not exceed "a. 600.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
A Astiay s.pprsssssl

CHARLlsroH, JAY 20s--A mutiny occurred last
night among apeftion Of the negro troops on Folly
Island, which was suppressed after one Of the mutt.
nesrs had been killed and two wounded. The rest
Of the mutinssrs viii bs brought To this city to.
night under . strong gusfd.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
.GEORGKTOWN AFFAIRS.

OBsrRUcTISa NAvfoArroN.-O Thursday
the hands employed BY the lessee Of the AIsxandris
canal oommsncsd 10 drive piles bstwssniths piers
informed Of the fAot and Immediately sent orders
TO the superintendent not to drive any piles in the
Potomac, and II they had driven any In to take
them up, At the meeting Of the two Boards the
following resolution wM passed, and yesterday
signed by the Mayor. In regard TO the matter:
Of Comn,on Coxneil Of tL Co,yo,aiion Of George
tpson, That the Mayor, In conjunction with the
Recorder, be, and u hereby, instructed to take
suoh action In regard to the driving Of piles In the
Potomac river, between the piers of the Alexandra
aqusduot thereby obstruoting navigation, which is
now being done under authority Of the lessee Of the
same ~ will most certainly and ssctualiy protsct
the interest Of the town generally and certain cit.
xens Of the same specially.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

g. Chelsra Hear 0avannah.
SAVANNAH, July 2O.-Thrss new Gases Of ohol.
srAlsppssrsd among the soldier, on Tybss Island
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
Drought IN Geors,

Drought In Georgia. '
AueusiA, July 3o.--Ths intense heat and drought
Of the lest four weeks has done serious damage 10
the crops, literally psrchins them up. -
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

A MONUMENT, as big as the grand pyramid
might be built Of the teeth that have been ruined
By neglect Shall this stl 20 on In the face Of the
great fact that soIoDoSr Is certain preventive Of
dental decay? ..
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

WAsHINGroN WEArHER.-At Thompson's
Owen House, yesterday, the record Of the thsrmom.
stsr was as follows: m. 80, IL IN. 80, ?. "a. 80
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
Military Prisensrs R.is.ssd,

RicHHoxD, Va, July 3o.-About ssvsnty.aye
oonviets were disoharged from the State penitsn.
tiary to-day under the recent order from the War
Dspsrtmsns, directing the release Of prisoners CON
vioted By military tribunal lI I1T''7'f
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

DAbthVhsb Juiy kV'-Our CITY was visited by q
heavy ssstsrly rain storm this evening.
THE GALAXY.
Il ~ NO. vII.-FoR AUGUST lsT.
...alf laa CONTRNTS; ,s ...
THE CLAvERINds with iilustrstion.) By Anthony
Essays ISD ESSAY WRITING. BY Theodore cl.r.
JEAN LEON eERonl with an illu.,r.tsou) Byrussa.
LINES 10 4 LIED oHNE woRTI By Anne n. Crane.
rHkRlRs rHk 1872 Nh9ske9H skghss .SE ,osss'
The PURRow: By Henry Whittater, 70
THE STORY OF uLyu019lk.u k.uesk Dante BY Dr. T.
W. Parsonsas ua.r ~ tyEl rrs las11s7 = C's''
TIE QUARTER LATIN By Mmssd Gilssrt ~
ARCHIE LOWELL ByfMss.1dwsrSs,
SOUND AND sRHss 18th d sliussrat.on) By George
PoLIPlL,s ISLAND. By Jsss w,I,ss Lee. -.r
oA1,WAis 81 THs csNfRALFARK. By Richard
an ACCIDxnT. By yMn. JsmssH u. Williams sa
hEBUL& By the kdtor naTE l' l'g'TET'
THR GALAXY 10 publishsd fortuiVhtIy at rs cents 4
nuabsr; u for the yssr, "a Aunss IS for the half
"I w.o.kP.P CHURCH,
y-M No. 80 Park Row, New Yofk.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

INrANrrcrDK. = About twelve o'clock on
Thursday, 0GAesr +. A. Clements, Of the Eighth
precinct, found ~ body Of white female child
noating n the Iastsm Branch, near the navy.yard
bridge. The coroner was notified and held an In.
quest, but could gain no facts. The body was
buried By che corporation. 2 t.tH ....
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
rN9UHANCE CoNfPXNrE8,

"SOHANCE COMPxNrH9.
ExCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
is s:.:1.; .ss s '''
Property asairst Loss 81 Iirs - - - : -
nAn0gs 2 noD0Ks, - =.
EUoEaS PLgHksrT, H.e i
! WALDO HUrcinEs ,arl 49,
M,l.lAn Snl..- ys.pon, "a "a
avsrAyl isTIAUD, s.|... /.
lLIAs P0Nvsnf. u. ...t y....
RAnsAr CiooK6, afst ~ X,
st'lT y0snPn D. YoUHd. s-W - H
SHARLss asd1s, PsLL' .... rsarsr /.
.. p. olLBInf, ar p. .-. t.t-t
RoBERf SCHILL,
yAnIs .. MORGAN, ...4 .8aIrs
JOIN Z LEyyiHowtIL, rss Jss
asoass +. riDrAu. '..,.sl t ,s.
HENRY LEWts- n .''T,l5 g,r
sAsusL ,.s.nm y. cRASf :,:,y; n. 2 ,,,..,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INsURANcH COMPANY,
10. los BnoApwAr, Nnw Yonx. E
CASH CAP1TAL...........oH .oHE MILLI0N DoLLARs
ASskTs, JANUARY, 1899. ee............ 81, ~, cease
This Company iasarss. u sass,hasy rAlss Of Pm.
MUM, asainstaii MARlNEaaA INLAND MAvIaAfIou
RISKS On CARGO Or TREroHr; also against less Or
damage BY YIR1 s't1r ~ III--I-7
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, Lossns WILL
' ''' BK PAID IN GOLD. sa .s'sa {
The assured receive 70 per cont Of the ne. proass
without ineurrins sny liability or, IN lieu tAsrsef u
shsir option, ubsrai discount upoa the premium.
All losses equitably adjusted aad promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January Is, 1895, z ..ry
TwENrf-yIvR PER caKr;i
JAMES LoRrN8R GRAHAn, Prssiasat
RoBxRr T. @. GRAHAM, viss President 4-...
JAMES LoRrhHR GRAHAM, yr, "a viss Prssr
HENRY n. PORTER, sssrstary. as
L-t CHARLks KING, Agent.
Room No. 4. Washiaston Buhding,
Jelly Cor. Psnnsyivasis av. aid seventh street
u a L = n ~
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

SUDDEN DRarH.--Mr. p. +. Brady, Of
steamers between Baltimore and Fortress Monroe,
died suddenly st the Lichsu House, on Louisiana
svsnue, on Thursday evening. Mr.. Brady arrived
st that house on Wednesday, and appeared to bs
very well. On Thursday he went out, but returned
shout three O'Clock, and complained Of feeling un.
we'll He went to his room, where Mr.. Lichau
found him short time after suffering with cramps
and spasms. Physiolans were summoned and proper
remedies applied, but hs expired shout dx o'clock
In the. evening. The physicians expressed the
opinion that he died from excitement and excessive
heat. Deceased was about l8 years Of age. 7.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

Yesterday afternoon Horstio
Bolster again appeared before yustios Walter 70
which charge wss oommsnosd on ThurSdsy. De-
eotivs MoDevtt stated 10 the Justice that certain
Witnesses In the could not bs procured and he
asked that the osss b dismissed, which was so
ordered '"a' W.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21
II R A d Y'S NATIONAL PHOTO,
- GRAPHIC GALLERY,
7sS BROADWAY,
NEW YonK,
Nearly opposite Grace Church.

~ Brady has on view and for sale at his Gallery as
PORTRAITS OF ALL oYYIoKRs,
q both services who have themselves In
imperial. ~
In addition to his varied assortment Of lksasssss, M.
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In the rse..t
Aiet which may be presumed win be valssd ~ sos
enly those more inmsd.tsy eohesrnsd, bat nslr
nation has just passed.
N; Brady always pays sOnsidsrsbis attention b
H. sew siyls q PoRrRAiTs IN PoRoELAIu n.
bssa hreush, hy ". Rtaay 70 psstsstes. ls' sIa.0
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

ALL QUIET ON THE PoroMAc.-Officer Prall,
whose beat has been on the watsr-sids for several
weeks past, has BY untiring perseverance, suc.
cssdsd In quisting the destructive qualities Of q
portion Of the people living in that part Of the
town. Scarcely day passes but that officer has
arrsstsd either males or females charged with
breaking each others heads and kindred offences.
The ohcsr doubt has the thanks of the good cit
iisns Of that portion Of the city for 50 thoroughly
accomplishing his work.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

FIdHrIYa IN THE SrREEr.-Patrick Met Cann
was arrested yesterday BY ofaesr Bosrman, and
taken before Justice Buoksy, for fighting In ths
street Patrick came up pretty groggy, and told
the Squire hs was only playing. The Squire
thought differently, and told Mocsnn hs must pay
d ~ for his sport. ...
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

PoRT OF GEoReErowN.-Arrived; Steamer
Express, Ryther, master, from Bsltimorei steamer
Thomas y. Cahill, Norris, master, from baltimore
steamer Trade Wind, Doane, master, from New
York schooner May, woglom, master, from Nor
folk.
Cleared: Steamer Express, Rythsr, for Baltimore,
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

-tnN s.olosera IN DaleamsRs. Hrt T7.bs7
BALrMoRr, July 20.-Our city was visited by a
heavy ssstsrly rain storm this evening.
The national Republican., 1866-07-21

GEoRGRrows -Flour-Family
lS.boa$lb60j Extra l376aSl3; Super ease 90.
whsat-red 2.26as250 white Z. 2.b0as276. Corn
white lloa$1.l2j yellow 90 OTIS. Oats 65a60c.
Hay-balsd 2oaS2l. Lumbsr--whits pine eulliugs
per 81 boa$sbi do. selects "A, 6Oa$65j do. do.
- and - 7oas76i shingles, No. heart cypress,
iAaSi7 DO, white pine, 8atlOj laths, 6OaS5j yell
low pine joists and soantiing, 26a$S5, spruce do.
$45. '--T - 90. =
Dswson's Psrtililsn-Fins ground boHss, $40;
bone mArl tei fsrtilissr, tsi Eureka mp phosphate
o. lime, eei GosIsaP phosphate Of line, boi Pa