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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15

Gold Pens.
In the selection Of 'oe another important matter
is that she should write well. lady who negleets
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely de-
hclent IN other essential qualities. "-CHEsTEEFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold:
Suitable, too. for young and old
A Good Gold Pen!
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15

1.-Two customers entered a room used for
the manufacture of "Pharoah's Serpents" in the
upper story OF house in London, just as an sxnIo
SION occurred. One of the visitors was blown on oF
the window and instantly killed, and the other sn5
the dealer In the dangerous toys were found dead in
the room, NS"N ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
LIE RAx1sHRp CoSsrLRAroRs find the fou0.

SOUR GRAPEs.-The Brooklyn Edgle says: During
marriage, Miss Anna Dickinson denounced DR.. Mer-
GERS enterprise Of sending Of the surplus fe-
search of husbands She protested strongly against ST
a state of society which so degrades women as to
compel her to travel to the remotest bounds of our
country simply to get husband Perhaps the from
BILE is that Dr. Mercer has offered to take Anna
along to the paradise Of spinsters,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
"A correspondent recommends that the fol

"A correspondent recommends that the fol-
lowing "proclama ton" be posted in every suitable
place ITO save disappointment and often serious
inconvenience drunkards will please give notice to
their employers of their intention of taking SPREE
and stating when they intend returning to work."
The Harpers are importing paper from
Belgium for their weekly. Some of our publish
ers find it cheaper to make books abroad than at
home. as the list of "holdays' showed Some of the
other New York papers are also buying their paper
iu Belgium,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
The "FTOrence-,

AMERICAN INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15

The Decree Of the Great Arbiter-The a..
Il. l. IL. TO The HI. G. F. B.-Lefter fror,
James Observation-Disclosures Esatiorse..
and appointed the American Renra,
sentative and Financial Agent of 5ba
Irish RepU0lic-The Ten Senators yc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

ground for believing that they go we'll founded, we
cannot SUITE ourselves to doubt that 10 Tar m the gov
nance proceedings which repugna1o the senti.
mens OF modern civilization and tho instincts Of hu.
nlAnty. ! am sir, your obedent servant
JONI BIdKLow, Esq, &c W. H. SEWARD.
Mr.. BiGELow To Mr. SEWARD.
Extract.
LxoAuos 90 rYn UsrrrD srArr,
PAHE, Nov. 10. iss5.
He mr. Droayn dc Lhuys, here referred 70 thc Fspre-
sanitation had made 10 regard TO the shooting Of the
Mexican prisoners taken In w and also 70 the ease oil
no 20 70 af sS s
honor To treat such W. bad to 70 To Mexico with
an army 70 secure important interests but We are not
accountable 70 " any other II no vio
lated its rights, and you have tho remedies there
that we had.
have the honor TO be- sir, your most obedlen, ser
want, JOHN BIGELOw
Hon. VIZ X. SEWARD Secretary OF State.
Mr.. SEW ARD TO NM. BroELow.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsMyGIeS, Dec. 10 1895.
SIR have had the honor 10 receive your
communication Of tho 18th Of October last, and
the ten enclosures which accompanied tho same,
which you communicated for the information
OF the government Of the United States You
are pleased To call my particular attention 10 the
most sign incant OF these documents--namely TO the
proclamation dated October 1885, and TO decree OF
the Cd Of the month, Issued BY the called EN-
peror OF Mexico In the latter of which the penalty OF
death Is 10 be imposed upon all Mcxicans who are in
arms against his authority In that republic.
In reply. have the honor to inform You that your
despatch aud It's accomplishments, FOR which you will
accept my thanks, have received the consideration To
which they justly entitled from this government
You will accept, sir the assurances OF my renewed
W H. SEWARD.
Senior MAriAs RoxEno &c, &c, Washington, d. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

on.crr Rely 81 Tie sixteenth precinct, ycsi@niay
rrTed simuei ~ Bolss, a young man, twenty tbss-
y~br ~ aye sni aaiiye ~ Hauioui coBsecifgf Oh
charge ~ iorrsty Mr. Thomas T. Raymond paying
teller ~ the Nofth River Ban. Complainant ia the css~
made osi tai ga the s' LAY ~ September tho pfs0nrs
Tfe'cnrd o. bin fr JavnI~nt rhcrk for ave hsrird
an "senleeo dollar prrroFiiBs hsr. tsru afA~
y. = Suodef, ~ n" - Nae street BROOKLYN and
msdr payable % l. Ph"lpa ~ boafvr Mr. KaymSea
believing ID" cheek ~ b. safc f4il~s tks cab
GA " and siifrw4uis lrsfnei thai Mr. ,bsr~fr
thsrciD wss fofsrp Hs anrifd nriv tool The aacse
et'y steps a. The uFrndrr boiics tskrn b.
lor" justice I<inn snd committed Tor irsi 10 arfsan
~ 40 thou q. I'd dollars b4il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07
The New Orleans Despatch.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o, 1866.
General Meta has issued order forblddiug all COM
munic alton with the American side Of the Rio Grande
The order also requires all citizens OF Maamoos 70 take
On oath Of allegiance to the Emperor Macmillan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07
M E x Q O
Important Order from Gene
raj Mejia. as
~~o~-,~.>>,~~.~~>~.,~.
The Citizens of Hatamoros Required to Swear
Allegiance 10 MaIimilian.
---~~~~>~~~--~~~-~~~~
Great Expectations Of The Liberals
from the United States.
Determined Opposition Of the Masses
10 M0aarchical Rule.
Maximilian's Desperate Finan-
cial Condition.
TIE PROJECTED LOAN In EUROPE.
--~-~--~~~~->-----~-~~~
RECENT LIBERAL SUCCESSES.
THE BARBARITsES IN MEXICO.
The Important Correspondence on
the Subject in Full.
Nhi0LE0N'S REPUTATION OF MACMILLAN.
DC. &c. &c.
RECENT LIBERAL SUCCESSES.
THE BARBAaITIEs IN MEXICO
The Important Correspondence on
the Subject in Full.
KAf0LEeNS REPUTATION OF MACMILLAN.

in receipt Of interesting regarding Mexican
arFrs rom Mexico city correspondent and also by
the way Of New Orleans, which we publish below, as well
IT, Jnicia correspondence in erenso called for by
solution OF the Unted States Senate in relation
to the dscrec issued by Macmillan october g. 1896,
directing all partisans Of the Mexican republic to be
summdily executed upon capture. M .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

nsess4r Bare. psvniss.i ,ossrskss AGA ss~o.
,ssieriu " ne vr-sss Svoisu>s " is<s, end
~ sssy yss p~s~issst 10 sAs rs~xh egvi
~.vo~. sss - Fsrs - psc~Rs>v ~. s<~s
sfS sssss yssss n vs ssasvs " cassvsrs, rts'y.
o. sasass~s 81 sss oa<'>ss II ~ nsss~. ass coo.
sssssoy rrssusi~s 81 . -sz,.si cssise %. a. 81,
'ssey hs ss<ssss, but s~iy s.sssss The pssrssss-
81 tssrssls~, f,s><sss. 10 isss vtss vv-is 10 us
ssssxT " sssNsssst ~ susesnsr SsSs Ne - g,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

ohs O0eiaa CssrsspssAsses % shs ssS-
sect In Fall.

Dhs O0eaaA CssrsspsaAsncs - the sab-
sect In Fall.
fhs following The message OF tbs President of The
CnisA States, communicating. I'm eompisncs with The
fssslution Of The Senate u The ilsh u information %
As ssAjsss Of dscvs q she sscssd Emperor Of MsK.
TO q shs ID OF Ocsosev iss:-
- nm sssAn % sxs UEysD sssru:--
II answer - the resousscn % hs H~naae % The sh
sa requesting infovmass0a ~ subject cf decree
- the sc-csed Emperor Of Mexco Of the n a Ortoher
st waasmn rsros from The Secretary Of STATE ana
- dosusssh - which Il 'ss aceomgsnsd
wAwpercs, Dee 10, 1855.
m. s.vAsp 70 YHI rRsmpvwr
DrrAryxxxr ~ srArs, wAssrssros, 10 IA fsss
Ths Secretary OF state, 70 whom referred rssou.
Don Of the Senate u the llth INST, REQUESTING the Pre
dent 10 communicate v the senate not incenszssnt
With NE psese isisrs1as any eosr~pcndencs % ssh
eard 20 q hsrtssvus decree Issued BY she 80
called Empevr Of nsxicc, vuder the date q
October .. 1895, cederae III Mesicsns who bravery
offended The sacred anse o. sbes Independence either
Scrm q sssi and iafosn ikai bsdy awsss rspvs,
any hsxr BEEN MADE ~ this gUvesumeus on thai sub
Des hes tke hoDcf 70 10y oeleV shs Prusi1sas coyy
I'll the corcspoudcncs 90 ie ID this Apartment upon
Hton which correspcndsncs oonsans ali The Inforra
Non concerning the matter In Dossuos Of this govern
RsspscsfuIly submitted. WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
TO the PRnfDxxl.
LIST o. AccoNYArvrsg PApxRs.
Mr. Otterbourz 10 Mr. seward, October ~, 1895, with
bss 1886, ana scrss q October o 1885 By ths 90.
IL Rossrc % NJ coward, October ss les. with ten
M 6rvis 70 H. Seward, October u. is&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

o. i1oaHs -tls-fR nss"uss 1ss- . 49, la uniss
iTif1 r4ra~nrrfa 500 fhls ~ ffu Nr~ Nrrams
YEA. oa~ 40 spsit sbrfussn sal a. sE.. ta.sss
Tor sni ~ fsssfei 4afTr ttls 'fr asd assfs ~
anf ss'sss'- sh %" e~urfti sntuag~osai ~ fss-s
rslef sierf sirss - skt HiHas
$50 taf rfi fh .s it 49, Hial hss
Kfsft flrk q this
d bnehf. Laftus Wu4 son Jaba Ne Haais
tMxst. lHf.hsra ,Ass uennsf. sff I. h4tsf, y ~
tsf a D-rfatt g. o. flssis. o. \. Harden. lo0f w.
sIiex. 30 tgtn l,na Lafs HslieT ~ ~asI rsf,s
". a. Nurf ~. e. a tlanier Capt 1aa GaIsrf. ihsl "a
Isf.a HaIl a.sas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

- = - ~ F7IF'N ~ IfH'F ~ N1'f - ~ ~
HifgpNfNo 'shti n cssuslnf-s sph thf.~ --fss
tHlfe r1ffu1l l.Iufs
t.eff tle grid - Iiis Hsfs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

Royal Wsvssa Lsss~vr.
reff*s gst - go fnfrfsasftsH flfastat ~ tfh@<
sas' ~ * ss ss -. ~ 49, - e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

SKATING D~~ss $50 al Otssv kisAs -
49, np~s s.r s~~~s 49, - s~~ts ss1 ~ys
sEoofs Sec rs,s sSs sss ~. ,sg-,,.ss ~ f.,.s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

$40. :: :.s. 49, -: 49,. :. I. 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

49, t.~ssi t."s'svy rr,sss s.ss.s. Draw
. ~ sLaYfos 10 wsE ss,.-. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

To- ainHisr hiafs ~ ~tsfffi ~ a tsfl
ne it. aers. fslhx tnsrI asst safi h Qastlg
ffr4t fks HNllUfsI aafsrsafH ~ ~ u CO.
p a ai af 49, rHf iri frrlsrs 4sif f.fra H. at44r
fhff rfha ~, rsl/ulHlkf Ill slt s4srtg pfsfsa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

~ r.iisk - sss's-ms~ps< ms MA wsas-
sravf~s os1 bfe~swsy. ye~~fh rp~.
h.f essrtr -byiessis ssa fsisl Iss ss<sf s4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

m.s'. .. ys;s.s s..s.A.ss.s r..r,.s
r1nr~ ~ rsBs sfss~ N~v Nsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

PEDRO EscubEscr EciI.sgy..
4 xAsrr,. snrcyo xi'i''sr Of 'a'i'se
Minister r rnsscscS 81 "a hf'Ifea' worship
sabssrresry Of the Treasury,
xa. ROMERO TO Nh sswAnp.
MkxicAs LEGArIoS, CsiTkS STATES or AMERICA,
WAsaisoror. OFT &c, 1885. I
your asr.rmss o. he pviseps Ssc~msnss "a. css
give the Uned stsses scvesnDeat idss Of The prnc
pal eves. no. taxing place !. nsx'ec .o~ hsss Ne
index. soes Of which brvsshs b he ass assnsr
from Ven Cruz, and oshsrs q oiasr dsls lhisk i'm.
A. most sianacsnt must call your attention 10 the
usussrs procanHson dnted In The city ~ Mexioo Shs
~ inst and 70 his soeasd decree Of nc Cd Of the sns
IL the Srs The ~. Arrhduss uppos.s. esssnry 70
the fart that the Constitutional President q ne Nsxcau
81, ssass . saS q. s.Sn, 10 ssS os
Independence, whom be calls bssdtr IL oLediescs 70
the ordsy from the Preach, hssc no sslsr.
Who ssis sks oss.s o. ss-pesssses :.s i d ssss
tous u Mexico benlis; it NV sov him 70 sFsss
sss% = s: saa ~. ~ sa,i sIsd = ssd
showed ths ssns dsaesminnAon IN his procians1sss Il
the ID Of November lsA of vhsch I srps yss Copy
% asnssmssioa By Sscre- Issued su IL "a ina
ccssnG NOS iafssnai military tIibuaAlv, s<sss1iaG
ss ssss e.s 2 ,s y: sss.s
ssrdlss Of the number and character II the party ~
belongs W. In shis decres. ercessnely tyfsanIcs BE-
.ss:s sss "a .sn ss ' sss " sss
infosns,ioa. which may sid the dsfssdss 81
2. -, eoss.,y' s.d ''ss,sss ssv.'' n.n.'ss.
b. BE Trsscb 6lrscsoss vse hsve bsss - ss sysSa
ss ss e.ss ss, ss ..s eve, 'Ss military s sss =
the national army, Who could not be called 90.
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@ 'ss:,ss av.rs cvs1 vscs ssss SD yvs. Sssrd
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

ssss~s ss~,"x m.shtss. ssss-g sss
-Tlfst.t " Wiz A oats $40" safawf 90
'sfaDs wiLcvt DIBEs ~ Bss.s.sJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

ssDttfFTs also SIfsFs -hsa--'r "a fst.N
tHf is9y's C.lsr sryf ffs- ss4- ~ u f-sss
80 aFssfaKt % 81 feui = ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

Essssss~ssy, SsGsssas. $50 Ossvssss
~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

rsevsttsvs Lsss 80 TO- nsss mess~~ss
s.y pa, 70 ~ s..s.. sns,s so. =. f.s -, s.~s -
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erHsng 90 tk> az ss~s~ 90 q ~ sA@ -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

sm-wah ssfessncs 70 ~ asepnfch of The oh lnf.
fNo 2sy mh BOZ my pssDfus dsy % s61uAsst 30 thna
ALTERNATIVES has sssa sessfvs1 ~ ehs nsssies - ~
sssa>ns " TIE seect thst the sasgulsay psssy rs~d
20 10 the above nsasd dsspasaA So scisaiy 800 H.
aogurn31d, W ths exscueben a. several d<unenm0e1
oos OF The liberal foecse vAs ~ bsss snfpfsss1 -
eapsassa ~ ~ iapsvsia fsssss 10 ~ u eassa
nnss smsstss ss.s'y $3.50 Ass.D :ss 49,
vtnsss evs nsussoseS ss>onets. eghs osussseanss
as1 nusBn~v % sshor1lnnes eDcsg1
u dsvoiveS upoa M 10 inseru<a you agae " ean Ne
ssvtcus sss~ntioa n sh~ Imperial esvernmess " this
uh5ect snd W isfc~n ~ Dvosyp De Lhsys thsA u~s~
rspofn have hen received vth ths ~ wcfsvns css-
osrn ~ the ssvevnness u ~ Ussss1 A1s~s o. spss
evOsonAse ~ shgpA Uvve = ~ ~ esVae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-07

~sff hsrwlvss fsiAsksr art iyssHtsns~vs las -.fg
e ". Aka nsssy .sn@s tsss.a = sns.-.,. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
LATEST FROM EUROPE
BY The ATLANTIC CABLE.

Our ad7'ices by the ca lie from Europe are to
vest rasy~ By express order or the Emperor
rt Austria, steamer was to sail from Trieste
to Mexico with all possible dispa'ch. Spain
has am onced her intention to uphold the
temporal! p, w,r 0! the Pope after the French
troops lclTe Rome.
i5y the arrival at Halifax Of he steamship
China We have adviccs from Europe to the
l4th Instant The French Government has
advised the Spanish authorities to make in
demnity to the owuers and crew Of the British
steamer Tornado. and to offer IN ample apo-
ogy The Jamaica COMMITTEE have APP
peacd to the public for sub>cri ptions to the
extent of ten thousand pounds sterling for the
purpose Of prosecuting Governor Eyre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
A STATIC CLIO L Z 4 4.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE.

The cause of Cholera is always found N IL.
ranged state Of the digestive fluids, pAFt,cIu!a ~
the bile which has been put in disorder oy c..
matte or other atmospheric causes. me p'! E";-
ducts are thus prevented from fulfilling ''ys.
functions, and consequently the whole c'Fcun:
ton is thrown into disorder. The, more G IGV,
system is thus derangcd by unhealthy ea.ao' ,,i
or irregular habits Of living, the more ca SuG
we become the victims Of ASlAilC Ui'0'
ERA :... 4,
Asatic Cholera is terrible complaint, 49,, :.
takes its vic inns with rapidity unknown I" 49,.
other malady the slightest negect agaIn<I cs6
itary rules is almost surely punished VIII: uI,L
Yet Cholera is durable, like other ot i';nb !:
and in this Elixir we possess a remedy %n'" IN
perfect safeguard against it EHPe a :: Ger.
thousands Of cases, particularly in le9V. y. ost in
many. and in the Cholera season JusIr F"EY
Paris, Constantinople and other cities 81 bT-VVS
has proved the use Of PROF. WI NDhnt;c
CHOLERA ELINIR the surcst prc'e"'''
against the malady Gamma.
A large stock, imported directly from GsS Yew
ny, just received from the Custom House ~ t6c,:
York. Put up in Bottles oftwo SIZE, IL az:
ouS iS.tf l45 King stree tree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
LETTER FROM LoUDoUE COUNTY, Va.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
LEEsBURG, VA, October q, lS66.-On
Saturday night, Edward Wright and George
Campbell, who were to have been tried, on
charge of horse stealing, on Monday, brokeJa by
saving through an inch and a quarter iron bar OF
their window, and then burstinga hole through
the wall surrounding the Jail. Wright had
also been committed for stealing Joshua Pu-
scy's cattle in July last. There were two
guards to the jail, one Of whom was IN the pas
sage running through the middle OF the jail. n
Landon T. Lovett, who would also have been
tried for the same offence, was in tic same
room, but for some reason did not escape. 1t
was probably because of his too great size. .
S. G. Luckett Sheriff, has offered reward
Of $500 for their apprehension, and Increased
the guard around the Jail. .-E
Mrs. Hoge and Jonah Nichols, who live some
seven miles above town, lost, last night, three
horses; Mrs Hoge losing two. ,a... ...#-
[ hear of good deal of bacon having been
stolen near Guiltord Station, and JusiceG. 4.
Head, last evening, committed to jail negro
for stealing sheep He admitted the theft,
but pleaded absolute want as the moving cause.
I fear there will be good deal Of suffering
among negroes, and consequently good deal
of meat stealing this fall and winter. No'
having their masters to fall back upon they
think they must have support from some
white man meat house.
What their destiny is TO be the most SPACIOUS
cannot divine. We can onv say ''1loaiS rerr0nS. }"
... ... AIIOUIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
Newfoundland Telegraph Line.

BosToN, Oct. 2l.-The management OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company are busiy engaged
in the thorough reconstruction Of the telegraph
lines r,.nning through the swamps Of New
tound,sni, and expect to have one line IN per-
feet readiness for use by the lst of November
next. In addition to this, it is in contempla-
ton to put up second wire, to run by dis
tuct route from the old one. by which means
the company will be almost sure to have one
line, at least, always in working order.
A project is on foot looking to the establish
ment Of paper "in London and New York. y
which will contain full kilograms over the cable
down to A. NJ. each day.
Very important changes in connection with
the cost Of transmission of cable news are in
contemplation, which vii! be announced in due
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
COMMUNICATED

1t is hoped that the suggestion Of appointing
some sworn measurer Of 'oySters by the bush
ell" will be adopted, and that the City Council,
ut its next session, will pass law to that effect
Thu dealers and citizens Of this town haze been
long enough imposed upon by short measure in
the oyster line. The measures themselves are
frequently defective, and are hardly ever seen !;
and then the oysters are so thrown into the meas
ures, as to give hardly half Of what are bought
It is time that this game should be stopped
That the City Council will therefore take action
in the matter, is earnestly desired by
DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
A TLANTIC HOTEL.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

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Nopublic speaker. singer or teacher N euL4
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rs Always use them in tip.e, and Il the
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ELMIRA, New YORK.
.JANNEY s. co, Wholesale Agents,
l45, King street, above St. Asaph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
re- For Sale by all Druggists. 81
The great sale Of these Lubrcators last WIZ;
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy, a! ma
superiority over every other form OF iroc&e IL
USE We can confidently recommend them i9F
all affections Of the throat sep o-!i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23

QUESTIONS TO THE NORTHERN RADICALS.
The Richmond Enquirer says: ''Why press
the South with further quarrels? Why pub
lish day after day, as is done throughout the
North, the most villianous Inventions the
most scandalous SANDERS, the most fagitious
:aiseho0ds, against our people? Are these
men trying to force Us into mutiny: that they
may have q pretext for turning their armed
men on Us? Did they intend that, when they
asked US 70 surrender our arms? Have they
not beaten US? Have VIC Dot confessed it?
Arc VIC not down? Is it manly to strike Us
further? Have they not get drunk blood
enough that they must rip up the peace they
promised, and renew the fight because they
can now prosecute it with greater impunity, by
taking treacherous advantage OF Oh: trust in
heir promise and their compact?''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23
ALEXANDRIA.

How WE ARE INJURED.-The course Of the
leaders Of the Radicals is calculated and d.
signed to Cypress and iDiure the South. How
it is DONE in one instance, will be seen by the
following from the Richmond Times: 1T is
known that several gentlemen acting IS the
agents of French capitalists, have been in our
midst for some time for the purpose 81 invest
ing large sums 10 Virginia enterprise& among
others, the continuation of the James River
Canal to the Kanawha, thus aford'ns al adci
tional transportation route from The great NM
ero and a4ricu tural regions Of the Vest
Tns Sc capitalists are unwilling, however, 10
c,rcude nrg,yiatinns uoyil they knrw what is
- be the fare Of thar people and country with
Whorl they propose to r,sk their wealth and
unless some speedy solution OF tue N liter is
attained, they viii doubtless abandon tncir pro-
jects 10 despair anu return to Euro ,e Their
timidity and Caution al IA ura, ana no ratlou-
81 mind can blame or expect them to act other
wise IN this and thousand other ways are We
made the injured aud helpless victiolo Of Radi-
cal fcrocity and hate y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-23

The Rutland (Ft.) Herald publishes let
tar from Montpelier, which says three bills
have been introduced into the Vermont Senate
relating to marriage. tn tendency q most Of
th"ln is to reduce marriage to q I-..tr,i part
1arship, each party putting in as nIrcil capital
as seems best, and the partnership to be dis
.clced upon very small provocation.