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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-09

II ! - GRAIN BAGS! !!
Prices for quantities guaranteed to bethe
LoWEsTFACToRY WHOLESALE, r RATES
We are the agents Of one Of the .,f,g.I. il. .a-
LARGEST BAG FACTORIES IN THE
l..ia:;DI UNITED STATES,
and; are prepared to quote prices as low as the
lowest quotations Of - - -.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, OR BAL
49, szd,.gi TIM0RE. 4a 4&is5sss
}oAll kinds Of BAGS furnished promptly, in
any quantities .a.s .-',.
Merchants, Mixers, Farmers and others, are
requested to call and examine samples. =
rAULINs,& SAILS, WAGON COVERS Frs, &c,
at lowest market rates. .&,,I> ~
Is King street, Alexandria, Ea.,.,
nh 24-2w 1858 Thirst. Washington, D u
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NIDERl CIDER ll-Just received 6rst
~ rate quality of pure Apple Cider for sale
low. by the gallon, by JOS. T.. JANNEY.
feb 26-tf -. &c cor. Prince and sta
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Court Notices.

lSVtlSCSs
yTIRGINIA.-At rules held in the CIr,,.~
Y Office of the Circuit Court of AIay1a.ssj;k.s
county, on the End day Of April, 1866 tho aG9F&
andria and Washington Railroad ComnSos*S,
complainants,. against the Washington G]:E
andria and Georgetown, Railroad Conn.,
so-called, Alexander Hay j. B. Stewart Be
vison, the Mayor. Boards, Of Aldermen a. ~;
Common Council Of the City Of Wasbjn1,Sr%;.-
Joseph n. Bradley, ST., Il. Thomas BrafYotn'
Walter Lenox, and William II. FowIe anSTyy'
ward Snowden, parties tradi.s lately unGa,,t-
style and firm of Fowle, Snowdm SEQ, .def1ii
ants-n chancery. ...'4., ...G T.. ,'sF
The object Of this suit is to obtain deere, =.
restrain the so-callcd Washington, AlcxsG3,2:
ana Georgetown Railroad Company AlcyamJ.t.
Hay, J. B. Stewart and Joseph Dawson , f,-,:
using, employing and enjoying the P,iIro.44
known as the Alexandria and Washincfor ' P'.4
road to make null and void the sale and doi;.'
cry of $4,000 Coupon Bonds Of said Conn,
ny, and to order the same to be delivered ,ois'
complainants and to declare Illegal, null qri
void the proceedings OF the County Court .,
Alexandria County, removing the said i.a.,',
as Trustee and appointing the sad Stewart
his stead as well as the sale Of the said PGsE
by the said Stewart to the sad Hay: andrr,
deed from said StcwarttO said Hay and y..
Of the 18th day Of April. y. D.. log2
The defendants. Alexander !laT, BeHala.,
Thornton j. b, Stewart, J1oepA Dawson. j..
H. Bradley sr.. y. Thomas bradley. tn" May:
Board Of Aldermen, ana BOARD Of Commm
Council OF the City OF " "Shihgtoh, Wa. L.
Fowle and EdwaTd SnoWde4' merchant. e..
partners lately trading under the style AID ..a
Of Fowle, Snowden y Co.. ana Joseph Thorn.
ton, not having entered their appearance aa.
given security acc"rG!ngto the act Of Assembly
ana the r.lles OF this Court ana II appearing By
proper affidavit that they are MT Fe,.tc2..
Of this State, is ordered t'iat the sara de,raI.
ants appear here within one month alter cae
publication OF TINS order: ana 90 #La' Is nee.
sary to protect thclr lhteFcst III IN, S!.1 g..
that copy OF this orGe: be l"Fth"!th iH5cf,e.
in the Alexandria Gazettr: ,nsWSPanrr phi.
lished in the city OF Alexandria, once " "o.a
for four successive weeks, ana posted q; -:
front door Of the Court house or TINS c'AN:E.
4 copy--Icatc
D. ! -'ChI o.":".
BRENT & WATTLES, 50! >. tor Co!Ept'.
up zrit"+" ,-,,---, -r-..
" lhIIN lAi-itt FU!GS Ac.u ~ ''% ,'',.'
y Olilcc OF the county c1T!- o. -H.GnE''..
GQuh6y, on inc ON Hay i ., JI.1, .2,
~. DuJnc IiiU tl,", a''t H,.r,n
u'nS ul,'eA w - "a many :: IVA e.. f..
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+ AMPS, LAMP GOODS s. OIL.
WIN. COGAN,

- ..ara WIN. COGAN,
.. ..-... 15 North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut Ground and Plain GIobes
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick
and all other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable prices Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
sed at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
responing rates. All who want real bargains
in handsome Parior and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. NH ST
DOTATOES.
l To arrive q superior cargo Of Maine
Potatoes, for salsby aa
NH left d, ELDRIDGE s. 90.
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NEAKE YOUR OWN SOAP!
BY SAVING
AND USING YOUR WASTE GREASE !!
BUY ONE Bon OF TIE
. PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANI'S
SAPONIFIEf.
..... OR CONCENTRATED LIE.
It will make TEN POUNDS of excellent
Hard Soap, or Is GALLONS of he very best
Soft Soap, for only about IS cts. Directions OF
each box For sale at all Drug and Grocery
stores and in lots at Wholesale by
WIN. NJ ELLICOTT Il SONS,
No. 8, Spears Wharf,
feb 23-d3m Baltimore Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-09

~ GORGE L. WHITE,
Vt Liberty Hall,
80 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
GRO ERIES,
embracing Teas, CotFccs, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meat: and Fruits, Jellics, Fari-
ma, Corn Starch, and a great variety ofarticlcs,
usually found in grocery store.
CUNCENG'RA TED FERTILIIER,
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
BE al.o asks attention to. his unusually large
and fine stock of
Of every description, consisting Of WHISTLES high
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, California Wines,
Champagne, Port, Sherry and other Wines,
jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, Cordials, Ale
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety
Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of
charge. oc l6-tt
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
L March 9Th, 19G6-Ordered that Allen How
ison, Wm. A. Bryant, and A. Nicol be appoint
ed committee toinvite and receive scale propo--
ssls Off the repair of the COURT HOUSE; and
the.rcbuilding ofthe CLERKS OFFICE of this
County in accordance with specifications to be
made out of them, Gaid proposals to state the
shortest tmewithin which, and the lowest cent
at which the party making such proposals will
furnish the material and undertake to do said
work-said scaled proposals to be returned to the
Court at the next April term for their consider
alton. and said committee is authorized to solicit
proposals, through such newspapers as they
think p! oper. a copy teste:
-, NJ B. SINCLAIR, Clerk
@g~ Proposals for the above work are respect
fully solicited. Specifications will be furnished
upon application to the committee at Brentsvil!e
Prince William county, Va.
ALLEN HO WILSON,,
WIN. A. BRYANT.
NH 12-tf a. NlCOL,
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The Trtgkivn.

The following j.. cory Of a dispatch received at ;he
safe Department from our Consul a. hlsinore
CONSULATE - TBr UNIfrn SfAiEs OF AxfMcA
Az ELsiNOrF MAJ len
r. y W. sFwiRp s,i.,azi Ssraary = sieis Es'ttrS'-.
SIg Prom American papers nocs that tte question
hns in hogs also commences oreatns some eIcii nehi
in the state The Iep@ o. ,hs .sI5S, Esr ~ Ger
gress excitement here and may eraien'ots Of cora and
lac teen made IRON the careful n whioh hese
have been made and from The Published results
ana well cooked is a. Harmless. As pork ever 1t
;be Of the unoOed eoi very perfectly smosee and
Nhere the presence and danger Of i've hins may BE- eI
peoted.
,hs take the liberty here aods TO few Of Tue eIAm
which msde herr ard Their rouls not
mech because they add ANYTHING bat that they nay
Oae Of the fst eIpsrneBts with snoted han.
which ua oand to contain iohns N the eaTsoss noisih
sanding the ban lad been snoted and ss.d The dns
Of these chnF created great peric a. the tin. and the
police foay succeeded IN finding The eourisTp. OF he Lam
fIperiments were made With then both sNsN rot
bore detail the minute examinations bat merely give tie zen
er resuh One pound Of this Ian was FED to pe .hch
iecv free om trch.os The nss vAs eaten ~ he pig viii
sr. s'diy Amer az q ,ens 'ss,S o. 9s lie
hon rchbs piece Of raw pora vas next e1hniLed aze
pors va. msds 90 RABBITS. The two rabst.
ward & With this foand 10 contain rchina eGt
.Dolsd ham .rims eating itsreof a.o 'ornd
ooBtain astonishing Number 81 tfehih@ the ~.
weight OF the mGscles Of the rabbit nearly poGnd
sbdi IL certainly remarkable how 20 snsl al animal eon
thesss fi vel the other raDbts and bad a. gOo a.
appetite rny q them l. became 9asry bow % large
quantity q chnz eoad have developed emselves from the
snail amount Of which had been fed 10 the RABBIT and
the examiner therefore concluded ttat the Yabh
other Infected with tichins aside ron that
fed 10 H. thus esasnR Infection This
further rsngthsned by ibs fpdhes, o. the Tau io
some o. the found the pftuses therefore kct
and Examined end fosnd contain trieans ssd Of
them 10 an astonishihg degree.
number OF other nations ~ rats have taken place
with The re.us and tier. bs question that the
rata are treat cause Of hogs beng Die ed III china.
very elaborate examination has aso been aie to fna
whether the methods Of snotug and ng ued here
sufficient 20 k the trobin8 IN the hoes and result
been though snoring and sarg would hin the trehn5 tie
usual mode OF boiling and frying found safeest 70
fil the parasites
II small rabbit feel comfortable With oospls o! Lut
dfed hoasAne tchbs 10 its nssces and that the Gs VII
found 20 contain trichins lively ws
Be y. possnius by rehns snis down avery sAI
II little precsutiou ~ used
trust pors rsisers and pork win tot b.
alarmed bat cook SMOKE salt boil Ard ny our sIe.neB
Americas pf usual and Eel perfectly safe esiar ,he
We have ID. triehns here bat people 60.
hIF and EFT 1ch p0rk have honor
be Sir yo2r vtry ebecispt servant Gro r. BASso~
u. :. 'ohsai At rs aofe.
Ps-ws R!bdsrpesi Cholera 10 his eo-nisy g.
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On Wednesday evening the Lincoln No. 10 U. l.. A.
reception the elegantly h'tedup No so
Brosdwsy Notviihstsndng the rain the hsd
with the families and lsw Visiting hsenis
fion other Councils Amer America was surg By the
whole Nr Sinclair TouseT being called addressed
the meeting Of his clear candid aud scsthng speeA
b. which hs referred TO the position OF the Republican
psri' detailing 10 forcble language the Universal Amnesty
aud Impartial Suffrage idea coDtrased With the Ny policy
Arrangement attempted Ia be carried out by tie Executive
and the eadsasors making Ia into effect Money
hs Co be raised from oce hoders and Mr. Dunbar
s week for that purpose Hh list OF names OF office.
holders 10 this city contained the following when last
Kelly $500. Wak0msE. eco q Tell sbooE Miller a Van
Dixie tlOeseh. Gilbert beekeg. eOO each lie concluded
by earnest appeal 10 the audience sustain tire scon q
The majority ia Coass which VAS received with innsrss
spIlaase
III iuhn drummer then introduced amer ana
ilet BY two ladies songs recitation &C. by two scntemen.
VI Charles spencer Dr Robinson and Dir David McCle
.arh mt.a come remarks dlrng the evening. No. 10
tnl... rf.I hy tAe speassls Tor the example thew
bal srf % gtfI.. H..tI.es A vote OF thanks " AZ
tlra lHsssd " a. lI. ..efn- N.ssr. F.rmer
Cool Marsh. Darling Ilt.I .. ur.. Ifieiru.
Arrangements ana al shout II r'.tt ...sI.st
--' ssfisnsA ypb tss .stsr ,A.aa,L.
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IMPARTIAL sUPRRAGK.
P.bIie Msesiss 10 Bssss~ speeches ~ The Hss'
Mes.rs. MrK.s, stskes asa Destwell.


BosroS 1har,dsy. NAY 81. 1904
The Impmtal Suffrage Lees bed Meeting IN ransoh
Hail at noon to-day 81 which Gov Bullock presided Inc
nesting though not large Vas enthusiastic se1es OF
resolutions were presented, which declare -
That the .pirn vheh caused the ksoeos W.
postpone and unless conquered prevent
oenshceat and permanent peace .,,...,.-
Second The contamination Of the vort OF national ecefy
safety demands the earnest soerson OF tho enr 'y
people. s- -,
Tsd Thanks Congress for tie courage hrmnsss and
6et, In resisting the admission Of Rebels 10 Copgrs
FsAi The do rine Of econs'rocion Is that defeated
Rebels rave no civil political rets whi loyal men sre
hound 20 respect and that all loyal without regard TO
race or color entitled iusi rbs a. citizens OF tiof
eminent which derives it's just powers ron The eoosent oil us
governed. ....-. -,
FYnh The restoration Of political power "a the authors OF
ptraIleicd
rh by congress OF tho poser 70 efclune
the whole people the Rebel states from representation IN
wolves the cover exclude part and 20 admit pert
The night OF Congress 90 prescribe TIE glnincs
ous Of voters for OF President Vice president
and members Of Congress Is essential TO tho HARMONIOUS
working republican sye ant 20 the very eihehee
u on republican Government ,.--
Yskh Sectional animosites bed their origin IN denying
.qnL civil and political rights to Al Non before tue law
call Congress 10 carry out TIE principles VI
the foregoing rssolutions, 10 made -
The Hon. Mr.. Mckee u Kent cky Col. Stokes OF Ten
nes.ee and erCov Boutwell, male speeches IN support Of
the doctrines Of the resolution, eommentng Congress
and severely denouDeing President Johnson
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
sYEAfR. .....wAsHncIos MAJ 81. so

SHHATR. wAsHnGIos MAJ o. 80
CONTRACTORS PoR rHE IDAHO.
Mr. kAhsyY, from the Naval Committee. reported a
resolution for the relief Of Paul FORBES contractor Tor
the building OF the onelsd Idaho which ordered to
be pnnted.
LAND suRvEYs ~ MONTANA.
Mr.. srBwAIT from the Committee Public Lands
reported bin creating land surveying distinct in The
Territory OF Montana, which ordered ~ 10 printed.
TBE PENSION LANDS.
Mr.. LASI, from the Committee Of Conference on the
diszg eeDg votes the bill 10 amend the pension laws
made report He aid the amendments of the Confer
ence Committee were substantially hose 81 the Senate
verbal alterations only having been made In TIE bin
passed THE body. The report was agreed to.
PROTECTION OF FLoRiDiAys.
Mf HANKS presented the petition ofcuSels ~ FLORIDA
who rpTvs ~ ths they forced the Rebel army
that they purchased horses, for which they gave ihei
that the amount Of these notes sOpped NJ
their pay and that they nov tong sue by he hol
Of lese notes fora second payment they ask Congress
10 pass Law for their protection IL vs' referred 20 the
Judiciary Committee
Mr. wu1oS from the CommiIte" ofihe '~o llous's, IN
the subect Of The death u Gen scot reported the s
ing wbich was unanimously adop'cd.
Roirsd Br the senaie The House 81 Representatives
curing Houses Of Congress have reesi, ed with
prOlouod eEsDitT intelligence OF ibt deAse b-fei Le
R,,.S That the GRATED both gabhe and private
end ire wisdom patriotism and vaos Of MS usif01s
10 defense Of h, county and the msnsbance O. Ai honor
sud glory for half century against iores1 ana
gratitude md the dssp.. rsneraion q the Amercsn poe
tos.S issi a. isr,esr n1It o. sPee TO the ms%,y
ds he, 'hs adjourn 10 meet hondsy nefi snd hat
JuiL tonBtt~e % members OF the senate
end zine neusrs Il the House 81 KspcfentatNes he
po,;sd "ho tog'hef viii ne presiding oncer' Of both
H0 shall pc u 70 West ONT o. represent Congress
funeral reTemoales. witch g. ane morrow
AID inst aid Committees be sti,re4 by ihs hergsafat
A rus Of both Houses
The CHtE announced as The Committee 20 Gttord .he
funeral o. zen. sco't Me,ss. Wilson. johnson, lie
inc b DaUs Gnmes. Anthony, and Nesmiih
KANSAS tND NROsU0 ROAD.
I1e bril- o. grant lands O. al n tie construction 0f tie
k4nss. snd $eoshO Valley Railroad Sas taken y a.
q scassei u The expiration Of The morning hour
THE TAX BILL.
The Tx ll 49, received fruu the House. referred 20
the FnsBee Committee and ordered 10 Be printed with
1Op sstrs copies
LEAVh ~ ABSENCE
Leave o. sbsenoe for tEo weeks vas granted % NJ
ks,mith.
RECOSsTRrCTiOS
The keeohsrGouen resolution taken ur - o ciook
Inc pending question was on The adoption OF ino FOL
ovnf section ~ substitute for the stricken out
s~g2qy1 la - ysrss NAL y k~nsias S~ar..Asts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IyrFR. TATE COMMUNICATION.

On motion OfMr WILSON Iowa. the senate amendment t.
th~ H,u- hli facilitate commercial postal aud
tfy con mrrirafon AMONG ihc several States taken
nom he Sfeskcrs tshle and rnrOur-Ud il.
HE Si has therefore passed both house.
RAfLROAD LEGISLATiOE
The House resumed the consideration at the h g. pro
mote the cons ncton Of line II railroad from rirhuIg
Pa 70 Cleveland, Ohio which under discussion when
the morning ho4r expired yesterday.
Mr.. IL BLoSD OHIO made All argument against The
prncPa ~ Congress assuming such authority j. pro-
posed In this bill and that reported yesterday by Mr. Ste
,cns to promote The construction offs line Of railways b.
tween Washington and the North West He did not DO
eve that Congress possessed sovereign nights each
State IN every essential particular.
M. sooyuLD PEI oppossd the ball eoHsssdins tkss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

OF fuel rsscrbed By regulations ard amendment pro-
POSED By Mr. Washburne Ind, allowing officers 70 pur
chase ffor the Qusrermas,er and Commissay OF Sub
sistence atons and fuel a Uniform pnee, 70 BE- nRed
the sscr,tsrv Of War not 10 the actual cos.
10 the Government exclusive VI transportation.
At "A O'Clock the House Adjourned.
Tbs Hooss Dspat.on 70 attesd ne opsssses la
Gen consists Speaker and hessrs eeoenoA Dea
Ing Marstoa Rousseau Bingham Aneos. ks,esss SI,ss
blaine however xss excused and Mr. Banks YES sppssd
n plsoe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

HoSrspALr Penn. Thursday. May 81. lse.
The sheriff Of this county arrested tvo men here today
who had With them large quantity of black aud figured
silks. broadcloths shaws, &C. which they claim 20 have
bought Of Hugh Mckay, No. ~ Dey-st, NevYor The
names given BY them are r. II. LArkin and - Butter
The goods Supposed be those advertised March a.
stolen from the bonded warehouse.
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THE VAR wEsT.


OMAHA Nebraska Ihassday May II, $50
The Deer Lodge the frat steamer Of the season ron
Fort Benton, arrived to-day. She made the downward
m In ten DAYS The river - good boating condition
from For; Benton down. A Government ferry-boat on
sun River was DESTROYED h the Indians recently Neither
the route from Fort Benton that from Muschshel Is
yet open the mountain mice on account of the hos
~ ~ h. Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

RICHMOND TbufsdAy. Msy IT. TO"
Tho Acral decoration Of the graves Of Confederate
soders buried Holly for which extensive prepaa-
lions hsd been made took place to-day. Business was
SUSPENDED city and nearly the entire white Popua
ion repaired to the Cemetery during the day TO take part
In or witness the memorial honor There was no speaking
or formal ceremony The proceedings passed on quietly
aud without accident The weather clear and delight
ful
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smsCKING nAuLneAD ACCIDENT.

Osiiisi 90 q Trains sess CleveIssS, Osis-~se
PsvsSn KfIiel-ssvsssl WsssAs<-
CHvEIAxp Thursday. Nay 81, 1883
The trsip from Sandusky to-day stopped account Of
broken vngine three miles west from here, and vas run
BY the day express train from Toledo One lady name
unknown killed, and four or i've other persons se
ously and several slightly injured Their names viii DO
furnished a. soon A. obtained President Newell Of the
Toledo road and superntssdents Flint and Rueher. are
oipg everything for the relief Of the injured in their
power There will be no detention Of travel {" the track
ia uDdistuybed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

AUGUSTA Geo Thursday Nav 81. letd.
In tie case Of W Law contestng The constltutionay 81
the oath applied 10 lsvyers 10 the United states
Court At Judge ErskDe to-day decided that the
act OF Congress approved January ~ 1885, so far g. II
va. intended to apply 20 this repugnant to the
Constitution Of the United States
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Ffse0en,s PsraIe

PoUonkEEPsIY. Y. Y. Frdsy May 81 1904
There will be grand parade OF fremen hero to-mor
row Extensive preparations have been made o. large
crowd expected Ia b. present The police have made
arrangements To receive and properly take Of any
squads Of thieves rowdvs, Who may come from New
NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

RAtrtuosv Thnr.d.x Ma N

BAtrinohE. Ihursdsy May 81. lech.
The steamer Somerset, from Liverpool, arrived here
about ~ ocock last night having made the trip in i3
days She brings very large aud valuable cargo and
nearly 100 passengers all Of whom IN good health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

Fosr HAyriroS Thsrs5sy May a. 1904
The body 81 young woman Vas found here to-day
sewed up q bed Ick, with the initials X B. the
clothing. An inquest sas held by Justice Bennett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

PouoHKErrsr rhursds, Nay u. 1876
A young named Jacob Antilles committed suicide
In hi. city this afternoon by wing his brains out with
q revolver Cause--embarassment in business ana love.
The Affair has created considerable excitement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
The Blockade Raised departure q
the Invaders.
A PERUVIAN GREE.
Internal Mashines--yarrow Escape Of the uaISed
States Steamer waterss.
ITEMS FROM THE lSTHMUS.

The steamship Costa Rics Bradbury, from Asf n~sn
May q, with mails, passengers and treasure M's"'
this norning Tho following is her =;ecie Int.
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NEW. n NJ SsWICk.
Rleesis.s In Tive Css~sies Pssr Mere css-
feAerate Members Probably RsssrseA.

ST JoHv. y. y. Wednesday, MAJ ~. leoo
Elections being held ~ ke>ueouehe ana sunOury
Counties today An the parishes have not yet ben heard
fou hut il IA almost certain that Confederate
members have been returned Tits will make IL Conf-d
crates already elected The two leading Antt onr'raes
for York County have retired from the led IN disgust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

CHsiR,N, y. b.. MAY -.
All In Albert bat parish herd from
Confederation. Ant Seniederatl"h.
lellan Peek
Lewis .............. se3 Rysu.-.----.- Us
The msjortes resp ctvey IN favor u Confederation are
367 and 49,
These najorites sro decisive ranging from tire"
fourth. 10 over 10 one II moss be "a mistake me
tone OF puhc feeling the, e,hh'. Euf ZONE 81 the Opi
ton IN their d.appoutmeDi here ,aV Oh nut "o'erh
merit always takes stroBgaols tTsi Gensray govern
m.n,s attempt do but they sometime. make mistake
a. for instance Messr poflou. Holieh snd Young
wcrr sers by board In MorirL There other fint OF
noas-n.e printed h"lge friends Wouf do
much t-ttsr bard f4cs fher present them
selves IN . manly without c1hihftag the Hsrte- 81
DISAPPOINTMENT There afe se pope Lere MO ha'
iuduleed sahgune rophecF ari - suspect s' NUS
be- xin 10 hat dangerous luxury this 70
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CoyFEDERArI ox IN NEw- BRrSsvICK-lHR RESULT
IL Atsrnr-Ts Msasl ofils ath has the following
Yccial dispatch
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IHFtNl II UIHHl HTf"FNI''
Tn -ogr,emens the Treasury FOR the past month
Aass bsen, On sccouri Of Wal Department, si,7lo,766
Navy Department sisOI.Is5i Interior department 81.
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CUSTOMS EBC EIpTs.

Reoeir's ron Customs from May H. p" May :" have
hen. al nosi1n soJ Ii3 20. Nev.YoTk s21S7,'sJ So
Filadelph'. sl66,CSs IS Baltimore, $50 0'5 Is
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All Albert bat one parish herd from.
c,nfaaeration Ant Confederation.