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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-29

MEANWHILE, Pa, August 2S.-The
evening accommodation train on the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
while standing ut Panama last night
was run into byan extra train follow
None of the passengers were Seriously
hurt, but the conductor, James Clancy,
and news-boy were killed. The en-
gineer, Peter Murphy, was badly hurt,
and brakesman had his leg broken.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Hon. o. w,
Roberts, President of the Secession
Committee OF '6l, has been chosen SEN
atOr from Texas. The ultra Union men
voted for Roberts.
Tho collection of the direct tax i'm
posed by Congress in '6l, has been sus-
pended i'll Texas until January 1865,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. q.
Flour steady. Wheat opened unset
tied and closed steady Mt 81 7SGl so for
No: and 81 IS for No. .. Corn declin-
ed 19@2c, closing active ut 5II5053IL
for No. l, and 5O@5lc for No. 2. Oats
quiet Mt 2S@2S15c for No. /, and 23I5@
24c for No. 2. High wines nominal,
Ereights firm; II 4 for corn to RnfTnln-
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Osweeo Market.

OSwEGo, Aug. 2S.
Flour unchanged at $40 80 for brands from
No: spring; SD for red winter; Sl3 for white
and SliGtl II 50 for XIX from prime white wheat
waukGe club nOminally unchanged, buyers
and sellers are apart in their views. Corn is
offered ut 75c for No. Illinois, with 10 bid
Canal FreightS unchanged.
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New York, Aug. 2s.-A Washington
special says:-Coi. John Hastinrs has
been appointed Surveyor of the Port OF
Albany.
DIR. Frank Harbrook, of Nyack, Rock.
land county, was run over and killed
on the Northern Railroad of New Jer.
sey last night.
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WASHINGToN, Aug. 2S.-The letter
from General Howard, chief the Freed
mems Bureau, to the Secretary OF War,
recommending the cessation OF rations'
except to Hospitals, after October first,
is published. The reasons he gives are
men are fed in idleness. That the
statement made by Gems. Steedman
and Fullerton imply that they con
tinue their idleness i'll expectation of
rations, and that the crops are suf-
hciently matured tOpreveni starvation,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-At the
meeting of the Stock Board to-day, o.
Il. Bayard moved to adjourn out OF re-
spect for the President. The motion
was not agreed to.
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WASHINGTON, August 28.-The COM
mission of Cornelius Wendell, Assis-
sistant Superintendent of public print
ing, WAs issued to-day.
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IN CONCLUSION,

We have to express our pratItuda IN o,,r
friends for the literally with which thew
continue 10 sustain us, and we risk nothing
Will continue to Improve as the pubiic de-
minus require, and be fully up To the spirit
anu requirements Of the times.
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ST. Louis Market.

81. LOUIS. August Is.
Flour unchanged. Wheat lower, Mt
81 23G12 % for prime; 81 80 for choice.
Corn slow; ranging at 6O@7Oc. Oats
firm and unchanged. Provisions un-
changed. Whisked advanced, 81 $50
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s@Ses
Fire.

CHICAGO, Aug. ga fire on West
Lake street, corner of Union, destroyed
Is buildings; loss 100000; partially in.
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DETROIT, August 2S--T. N. Ferry and
}. t. briggs were to-day re-nominated
by the Republican Convention of the
spectively.
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Tnylor, the
negro who committed the murder near
lansing, last week, was taken from the
hanged to tree.
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New YORK, July 2S.-Thomas Kin
sell, editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, has
been appointed Postmaster of Brook
Ign, vice George b. Lincoln, removed
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B. F. CALDWELL,

AEASUFA CTURER OF COPPER, TIN
INI and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. ~ Main
Btreet, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention Of
Ihe public To my large and select stock al
Copper StIlls, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans ana Can TOPS.
lob work Of all kinds will receive. my per-
HDnal attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made To
order on short notice.
jy2G Il. +. CALDWELL.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 27.-The Radical
Union men of the 5th Congressional
district held a meeting at the office of
eX-AttOrney General Speed, this even
ing, and approved the list recon-
mended by the recent Lexington meet
ing for delegates to the loyal Conven-
ton of Philadelphia, and appointed
thirty additional delegates to represent
the 9th Congressional district.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. Aug. Is.
Flour quiet; Wheat, new white, PC.
better; new Amber Il shade lower sales of
former mt s., $500, go; latter at 81, 53CI2, SIS;
No new red Wabash soc; do. Illinois
spring SLIGO; Corn &c. lower, closing
firm, sales of No. Mt SOC; Oats I5c.
lower, sales of No. l ut 33c; Lake
freights firm.
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New York CnttIe Marker.
The current prices for tho yUaek ~ oil, NO
ketS are as follows: '> az '''' maj

The market for beef cattle ruled dulI ami
heavy this week for all except strictly prime
offerings, which brought lTMlSitc: other
kinds found buyers to the extent Of u cent
per II. The supply was again large as usual.
COO head were yarded at all the yards
NealS are duh at T9llC as to quality.
Sheep and Lambs are steady with "A fair de-
mand at about last weeks figures, varying
from So to so.
Hogs are steady.
Total receipts OF all stocks at all the yards
for this week and last were:
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T E r M s ,
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TNHF. COMBINATION OF PULVERISED
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JOHNSON, CAPEIiARTG Co,
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Tny2g-tf Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE WHEELING
IN TELLIGENCER
For 1s66-'67---Vol. Is.
Daily, Tri-Weekly and
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Is one OF the OLDEST NEWSPAPERS pub
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triNlly, commercially and politically.
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2S.
Flour dull. Wheat 81 ,92GII, 93 for No.
/. Corn dull ut 53c for No. /. Oats 3Oc
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The Tri-Weekly

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rs E@Giished every Thursday, and contains
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14
dss5 ALEXA]NlDRIA.a..9.
"WEDNESDAY EVEN IN G.. MARCH a.

: 4 7 Il /,
PROCEEDINGS Of CONGRESS "A Joint ESQ
3 luton was iIltroNucedsan The Senate yesterday
providing that the aggreg .te GU Staudi.g u
S. notes not bearing iatarsst, and Including
Irrational currency snail not be diminished be
low $500, 900 O0o; that all surplus in the Urea
r sury exceeding $40 600, 900 in coin apd. $40
600, Qo0, in currency Shall he primp'N arpl
s5to- the pa mrntiof accruing nibteaness, and
] to The purcha e or. taym4nt o. The lhteres'-
bssar;;ng debt # the Unite i SAFEST! BUT tie
amount 81 interest bsainy I Cylinder not s
! sh II rot De din tp-hedby Ia, NEST 'sr co,vrr
II siolfIatEa rate exc edifg So, uyo oq}0 mouth
This resou tot WIS lstslred salP The hiatre
commi'te Res lu;ionS were offttcd toa'nen
The constitution Siseh. right Of >pi-
fra allapersonS, sWsit5 az black, oe'
-tweptyT6iF'3 yeats of age, apr"r'ion'ng d'reers
iaxss a3cordi s tnI h. actual va us'frta aud
personal ,e>Ia.e, aud prYh bin! he pawn III
for sla,vnese an the ff1b' dit The bill,
provi,e f"rs,be .aIEm;; ssior aof C'l"r.dr w.
deha.ed a 7puch Eiensth /, aud f2aIiy.a morton
to "r Ter it 'o.a gthirl readi1g Was + jected-
yea l4,rnay>l2l.t q bra ,7G.
2 2E' Ii tire Fl. asr. h. con,nliree lon m liza
aff ,ir> vas lust NC e,itoiupnlr. inlo the exl",
dizzy otfepirng bill fo@ h. rfl cfo = f pc:
son 3fo,nnl ftali'n n"'ey.a oF3N'" I'''
i (. -uust.1u, sIa tsvco a jtit e. the iormit,e
o Ways AID ~ me- "a was e d ctel 10 qu'c "a
sq5tp the ex padi9ncs nf -oszame,d'"g h irte'n "
revepn.' taaw as y remit IN rt'y duty on
The averasr. d fp.ris OFFS Y us ba Ks. h.
- H,,u>r pas e, >hbvi Tor tie Se'ar hl'"
aMeld III act .torpo All 81 4 military a d
naval asy iuln tart'ota y US GI4si 9utfc and
men of h : v'tu2l1te, Irtc-. Tins .u''-ti'n'e
duces he puniA,r1,f lnatsa .c,s 10 'w'lve. iu
cluuiug tie Prtsi IN t Il. Cnni Ju tic. and
:L.eur. Geuelai ti,au1.t Tue Sega e> aue'il.
inlent, to Iheitila, 1t ,tti ,lefine uti,l MAY
frSl for tie Mti af wal If g 'V,l> ir.n DO ,en
L, warehouses werz!c; ncus'd in. i h.. jan ,aiy
&c MN. q, tport 4 Ia, K: with amrqdmsns
ga,hi. bi lztpasrcstc ci>igre hts persons in tie
several ST tes Il he,; am nin elts were con
CURED in a ri the bill pas, d-y. a. lug, nays
SO Me-sfs. lFSaneis athnnl-,S] Il ri John L.
Thema pet-d e. a I'd Ale>sts. PhrIrS, NJ =
Cul9ueh2 aud HARRIS voted n y. Abe f 1T f 81
? to- bill " s'h u takrn u coM'nl,t.e 9th
whole: Icapprorratt> $4,000 for repair at
"a Fortress Monroe, and $50 90 !or Fort wash
ipgton.5 The till was passed in committee o:
the whole. 81 60 .gs.4..'>
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY
EVER OFFERED IN THIS
-.-... IS. 80 ., CITY

OUR AMERICAN SEEDS
are grown for our own sale, and ou-
- p. FOREIGN EEDS
we import direct from Europe We are just in
receipt Of II large and extensive variety OF
SeeiS grown in Eng gland and the >outh OF Fra" &C:
imported by us re.t this seasrn, comprising
the finest varieties Of each kind grown. and
many raj e 4 rd valuable kinds.
GAIA LOG UES READY TOR DISTRlBU-
lion.
Pea, Bean, Beet, ..-..
Cabbage, Onion Set .....
Lettuce. Reddish,
Rnas ing-ear Corn &c, &c.
FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
Glover ana Timothy,
Orchard :tnI Herd Grass, .-.. ....
MilleJ Hungarian Grass.
Osage Orange,
Seed Corn, Seed Oa:s,
Seed Potatoes, -
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Sorghum, &c, &c.
- LAWN GRASS.
English Mixed Lawn Grass,
ken'uckv Blue Grass,
Perennial and Italian Rye Grass,
hitc Glover,
Alsicke snd Crimson Glover,
Lucern, &C., &c
FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
A full assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and FERTILIZERS.
- J. P. BARTHOLOW s. CO.,
80. Is, King st Alexandria, Va.
NH 9-@m 55S, 18th ST., Washington D. G..
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICIAL p PROCEEDINGS.

ALEX ANDRIA, March 18Th, 1866. -Ihe
3 ,ar1 ul1AlIertpen met at their. Chamber-
,PIe, ent q, Bryan, President; Messr,. Gwln,
& r. )n, Smith, Brewi$, Uhler, Fleming and
Robertson ~ sAsz.E1t &A1l ttA11
TIE ,uauuses of the last meeting were read
b! the Sec cray
Tie pr sdeut ordered that the Council br
u,tlhvd hat he Buad vas ready r t.usiue>>.
HE President ANNOUNCED the stahdsug COM
ni'tet> a follows: E
= On Gcnerul L.w.- Messrs. Uhler and Rob
ertson. EG
On Finance and Salaries-Messrs. Fleming
ana b e~s. iaa1a 2at@ .
On Public Propery-Mcssrs. G.in and
Silth.
O., /, ht.-M.s.r-. Smith and Barton
! % llAm>-He ssts. B 1T u ami Flaming.
On Sir.,fs-Nes>r,. B evil apd CIV q.
90 Pull c Schoo s-Ale,s,s Rob- arson and
Uhi-r rsjr-} H
O, tit poor-Mrs>rs. Sni and Fleming.
A communication vs. rec. ive from the
c., Eu. in,yr f the . ELL. Fire Department,
8, h Gu Vas .an an Iefalred 10 the Camul e
PuhH Pro- cry
Z o.. uotion.. Il $ lrrd, That a conni'ree of
50 tom ,a,h Bo:,d ',r, and fh'y c hereby
- p..i t j. 10 enquire II any, aud what, iaw> 81
fhe Corp ration ms e>;,t aud report to the
xs u,tetine, IF his Boud.
Ne,srs Robe IN I'D Uher were arpoi t, d
comuiiftre IN part II Ihls Bu.rd.
An act fXlnG Jtlr salaries OF certain OH iers
0 the T. ~ ration fnE he Ne'Ir 1866 was Fad
a H. al G, # i! g the bjauls, The 26 II rule Wa
su>penie h aet put upon 1t, passage, and
un nlnou> PASSED.
= &c lnm ~ cl;io, from Wm VI. JohnSn,
rnnt, i.,s the. lee O.. OF Jaue> FcdeIey a. Su
,e NE, d-nr ni r, ice. W r, cetvrd aud ref; T.
red 10 H., Con,mi II Genrrl Ii W.
4 re olut1ro .dop'. ~ he l,onln Coun-
i ~ eel .tiol t. t:le ira ser OF the sto K u
the G port Ton IN h. A tx .nlria Canal Cvm-
pan WI rec. we'd ard I'D on tnr t.blr.
Ai,,i-i II trnn J. W. ll"r<man aud others
Wa 7 celv i tim to'umon C'.u"ci:, and thei'
ac lOn GO GU red ~
iii aptll alton .,f s. w M,rkelI, for per-
ni>>io t" enc ir M tenem ut at the In En-
vtuu PIP "c" stree, with Churchnlan aev.
was rerelv, from The C"tntnou Council and
ter action mo- c'ncurre IN.
TIL. Petit On # John n. Van Ness, asking
,e mls>l..u 20 err c. u tafnp !,ullilng on Wolf
street, b-tweeu Unior and Wat~r streets. Wa
re, ivrl from omu"n Council an their action
ro!.cu red In.
The /, solution 10 relat on TO the transfer 81
he S oyk of he Corp ra'lon, r. ceivrd frm the
Common Council. Was "ga'n ak n up ard a SUI
-tl'u'e "f rcd by Mr. Rob,r'son, which was
al :, ted
On mrtion of Mr. Fleming, tn sday the 9th
va tx d AS the tine for Letting officers of the
Corr or ilOn.
h. l. solution in relation to the appointment
al & mmlttee 10 enquire what Laws of the
CUr..ura,i On X:Sr, was received from Counc!
Ecr.ncurrimg II the acI ion # This Board
Inc rel orr OF he Chit Engineer OF the Fire
Depart IT Was read IN received.
n r<snintl q III refer nee 10 petition OF The
Eiydrauilon, FIRE Company. Was received from
Cou"c'I a, q r Tered t" COMMITTEE nn Claims.
a ct tn'n OF The Pre>'d cut + thr.fnlrpd>hip
tre e mra'y Was ,erelvcd firm Common
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A military der has been issued al CARES
on the Sea Islands to res'r,:e- Posse on Of the 7
Ian. at ons ION such ISLAM IS as la not been
soldfor taxes, bat only on 80 dition thata G:
tain pos on Of the lrrd5 ore o @cssc shall b
aEset apart forthe 1,egroes C lonized uron t En-"
under General Siberian -spa i ! & Id ord rs
: TbeIso.cupanc however, rfitheir plantations
Don the rartsof the write owners is. not to be
construed into. a formal restoration of such
lands. .aoI!a9zs - Jlls.osG 9I...: ,-'@ 1o--.l
lie Galveston Teva5l BH1ietia denonnces
b1hesriotous co due f the uegr' so diers a.
that plaoe. I've ye.,or fl een5 ottrages IRE re
corded ina single day Women were .nsulted
men fired at; ard one of en- MORTAL wo nled
r There lad also. been ssrio,l: aronble from the
turbulent conduc, of the otiacG soldiers -
Experiment has determined that petroleum
may be adEantagefusly use FIR the generate
of steam, bu: the precise economic value If j
as comparedw III coal has nit vet i'cen segll d
but SO FIR as determined The superiority rests
with IeToenm ~ Il .3L1 i L>LG
. >Setr5 tary Nc Culo-h has dire ted t C agent:
: Of lthei Treasnri il,epartnl Mt at. t c Sonlh t.
notify al person. wno .b5"r b q to th- Con
~federa,e co5ton loan tina tie 'over, ment c, n
iders all su,h to,5on lab c2to se;zre anl>,ou
fcatfor . sEgeyu.s 5lg.-.srf.,
:yo, Most # the New Han y, hire clerks. in of {
e intsie -Dehatm Its a WASHINGTON ave gon>
home t,nyoteI az the, a,loa.hug .e.e ii n.
r4rto
Ca der sAssls ant scvre5ar Of Il, Treaspy
Ser tai Sewafazis sad to have ass red til
p .gI'sh n, mister gtrat til Fsp ans. viii not Il
permitted toA oany 0 tett act and that tel
IS IS: sGoteTn lent VII 1isspe 4 proclaim ton
case tlnG>i s at on oflaw a4ds sgsss. means
Gene al Beanrs a d .pas written | teri
the New @ Jeans Pc ,yuue urg ng th Leg sia
tme lof 4 lus.2Rae to do ONE ing on (
to deepe sa.d sid m the assesSof tie nissis
irp. -, 2 2- so TIT r.
It, BE- eyed "a III WI Dep tnzn. h
d.. q Il II 'lirz iuta.ej tn cln, 10y lu.ilaLs
u ouEt 3 cou's u III f so.}ler .sr.-o,,-r..
The n Ham lsFire c G on has gore Re
puDnSau by about G tho AMI majority
~ 1ssEhAi1tt 2 ! 4fsat.M 49,
The steam slap flibelnian5 ON Liver col Q
the q inst, has arrl' ed \ bIfregulating
Cove sent IF Jana ca has been passed
saIl,ament Fenian adams remain uncla nged
arrests cont nue.. The 4 inns says i is unde.
stood hat the horse gard havedeteru ined upo,
Strengthening their depot wi, h Lattslion
infa,isry. Cotton advanced O. per cent OF
tie week. s l,ae - .zEs 8
he Catho'i; Bl>.", 4, X vsmond has ar
poi tel Re Patr ckEDosela", of III tlalcws
C5tese, Ddssu Ireland a; Ca hole pastor Of
\ Frs d ssieks zurg Mission, ludtng " arr,nlon
sndE fnria1: 5 S1sa ...lz
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Z
Under authority Of the last will and testament
of Pet 1risler, decd, | shall offer at pubic
sale, on Tuesday, the 24th day Of Aprih 1856,
at II IL ok NJ, in,rort Of he Mayors ono:
sin the City of ALEXANDRIA. Virginia, the follow
ing valuable real and personal estate:
The "VIRGINIA HOTEL property in
said city Of Al xundria. at the corner of King
and I'eyton street, containing 1t he'd e rooms Is
parlor din ng room, bar ROM sIablng Tor CO
!! hor, es, and all necessary outbuldiugs in ex-
cellent condition. 49, -.
a Lot OF GROUND with frame house
thereon. on PevtCn street, adjoining the proper
ty of Mrs. Clark.
q A1LOI or GROUND on Duke street near
ly opposite the soldiers Rest"
A rRACruF l. ND. in the county of Fair
FIX Va called ''Mount Polk 3 mile. from
Alex ria adjoining the and of Mrs Virgin
ia colt, DR.. Johnson, and 9th rs; contanng
about 100 acres. The lana 8 in good state Of
cultivate n md well enclu ed.
4 TRACT OF LAND IN the said county OF
Fairfax. about i! miles from Alcxandra, Il ;
joining Mrs Virginia Scott, james alboll and
md others, ana con aiming about lOO acr,s. t.,
The spec fc guam ,ty of ground, in the said
lots, and farms, will be furnished on the day u
sale. 49, ~ =
Also 81, 800 # the Capital Stock of the Bank
of the Old Jomln or. -.
Terms # safe; The real estate, will BE- sold
for n third cu. b, anu the residue III tw" equa
payments ol six and twelve months. secured by
The bon S If the pu chaser w tn good persona.
seclirt>, bearing i'll crest from the day OF sale !;
the Ii le To lie retained Until tn ,.urcas money
i, July paid CunveyuncLg and STAMPS at cost
Of the purchaser.
Tie Bauk Stock will be sold for cash
r.. E>Etl 'l DAVID u. WATKINS,
Executor # the last will and te>ta" ent
NH 12-ts 81. Of th" ~ h".n" = 49, -. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14
GREAT REDUCTION IN GROCERIES.

Owing to the great declinein gold, and hay
ing mostly purchased since the decline in goods
am enabled to Sc / at greatly reduced prices
for cash Would mention in part: Coverings
Crushed Sugar19c. B coffee lwhitel Sugar loc
Extra G, yellow, do, TIC, choice Porto Rico
do l6c Mus Soy do be- lac gooG ouod do
25c. The celebrated Mary land Spced Hams
25c., New Shoulders 16c, and all goods at q
f-'p0l ''0.-s's' W. F. HENDERSON, .
NH 14-3t No 226 King ST., cor of Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14

" ALI Il Gle kh-l uANahr lis 4A--.--
Y ANDKIA F.. X oALE.-I offer % sale
gerry toao, the Dwellings Nos. 1T and 70 Prince
street, AK ndra ..g. ....1
: This property is ed in one of the most
gihle street , and in on Of the MT pleasant
and tie ,lthy neghborho DIS of TIE city
3 tn hnu.eS are built on lots "nting on
Primo" street y !, ct and runni e back 8, feet L.
public ALLY. hey contain i,oub;e Pa'lors
Dining ROOM and ',itchen on the nrst ao"r-
No. II hns five and No 19srven, comfortably
Cham bcrs-und what is SO dr>irab e. they each
have front yard, qui large enough for an
ori,am. ntal gard, n. For Terms apply to Ii. o.
Claughton. Al, xundria, w
nh l3-'m WM. SELDEN PEACH.
DOR RE IT THE STORE eys:, md aG.
IL lining my dry goods store. it is HING.
som ly MT ed up, and one OF the best stands in
town = business. .e'-'
NH l3-3t D. NJ. Sic w ARI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14

TheresuIt ofthe election 10 New Hampshire,
giving the Republicans about five thousand
maj ority, is baied with great delight, BY the
presses of that party. 1t is certaiuly not to be
expected that their compel organization can
be broken at once, so soon after the President $
veto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14

Proposed amendm. ! . ,heg Con ii u ion
continue to be presented in Congress. Were
it not 50 serious a matter, these amendments
would be 81! jects Of nirth. As it is, we can
only look on and gricve. 20 rga. 2za& =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14

e tits very probaule that there will be, during
he present year, a very considerable reduction
inalhe price OF coal The general result of the
dycft aSe in the value Of gnd will have it, effect
upon the cost at production labor and profit.