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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-02
Important Order.

We congratulate the country upon an order
issued from the War Department. yesterday,
by direction of the President, declaring that
military commissions and courts-martial are not
authorized, and therefore will not assume juris-
dlctiou in the trial of persons other than those
belonging to the army and navy of the .. S.,
camp followers, contractors, and such others as
are indicated in the articles of war and the act
of Congress Nat Int.
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r VERY AND SALE STABLE.
W AEON YARD.

The subscriber has leased the extensive stable
and grounds at the corner of Fairfax and Queen
streets, which he has thoroughly repaired and
cleansed and where all DESTROYS of having any.
tn ng done in the livery line can be accommoda-
ted to their satisfaction.
Country people can have their stock and wa
CONS well taken care Of by leaving them at the
wagon yard.
Excellent stabling and grooming furnished
horses left here for sale.
Horses livered in the best style at $50 a month
JAMES A. FUGITT,
ap 30-tf Alexandria, Va.
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Railroads a. Steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

~ ID IEz| $3.50 -.
On and after MONDAY, April 10Th, two
daily trains will run between Washington and
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsville, with
Va. Central r. r. trains to and from Richmond;
- MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday at
G. 48 M, and Alexandria att 40 M, arriving
at Lynchburg at 5.45 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg ZOO a. M, arrive at Alex
andria al $50 p. m, and at Washington ct
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Including Sundays
at g. 10 p. m, Alexandria at7.0Op M, ana ar
rive at .Lynchburg at 600 a. m.
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. M, arrive at
Alexandria at 5.30 a. M, and Mt Washington q.
GIL q. M making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest,
and at Washington for north and northwest.
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
the night trains.
This road is attractive not only for its com
Portable Accommodations, but tor the tact that II
passes the now historic localities Of Fairfax Bull
Run Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts $, Rappaha;n-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Go rdonsyllie
places Of impcrishuble interest in the popular
mind. if-i
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phlia-
delphia and Baltimore, and at the Offices OF the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
J. NJ. BROArUS,
apl9-tf I'm II General Ticket Agent
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS- A letter was
presented to the Senate, yesterday, from Gen.
Wade Hampton, denying the statement of
Gen. Sherman that Columbia. S. c., was burn
ed during the war by his (Hampto orders.
Objections were made to the reception of the
letter and it was finally Withdrawal The con-
ference committee on the disagreeiug votes on
the bill to amend the habeas corpus act made
report, which was adopted. A bill was in
troduced to repeal the 34th section Of the de-
claraton Of rights of Maryland, so far as the
same has been adopted in the District Of Co.
lumbia, after which the bill extending the time
for the completion of the eastern branch of the
Pacific railroad was taken up and passed. The
discussion of the postoHice appropriation bill
was then resumed, and continued during the
remainder of the day. ~. -.'....r ..
The House passed the following bills: Ap-
propriating s., 200,0 to pay the expenses of
collecting the revenue and customs: regulating
the Pay department of the navy, as amended
by the Senate; amending the act to regulate
the carrying Of passengers in steamships and
other vessels rendering the thanks of Congress
to the soldiers and sailors Of the United States
and appropriating over sll 100000 for the
support Of the Freedmen's Bureau. Notice
was given Of two proposed amendments to the
report of the reconstruction committee. The
committee on freedmen were instructed to in
quire into the cxpediency of appropriating
100000 for the relief of the destitute people
of Georgia, South Carolina Alabama. Arkan-
Sas &c.
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r OST.--OnS Saturday nightlast, about 8 O. clock.
/ on the corner of King and Alfred streets
a efferson County, New York, Volunteer Bond
for $780, The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at this Office as it is OF no value 10
any one except the owner ap 30-2F|
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The article headed Executive Appoint
ments" ON the first page in yesterday Gazette
should have been oradited to the New York
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-02

The liabilities of Baruard's Banking Compa-
ny of Liverpool, which suspended on the 10th
of April, are estimated at three and quarter
millions sterling. Favorable liquidations are
expected. 49,.
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\ I Z E
To whom it may concern Under the pro-
visions of the Code Of Virginia of 1860, chapter
Sc, sectionl7, notice is hereby given that on the
first day of the next June Term of the County
Court Of Prince William county, the Alexan-
dra and Fredericksburg Railroad Company will
apply to said Court for the appointment of five
disntcrested frecholders, who, or any three or
more Of whom, shall constitute board, to as
certain just compensation to the owners Of
land upon the line Of said railroad within the
said county Of Prince William, for such of said
lands as are proposed to be taken BY said com.
ap 24.1aw4w President A. s. F. r. r. Co.
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Mr.. Geo. Peabody arrived in New York yes
terday, in the steamer Scotia.
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EDGAR VARIED
NTARFIELD u HALL,
D Il U G 5 T o r E
Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets

Having purchased the stock Of Dir. Paul. to
which we have added largely, we have on hand
a large and complete assortm ent of New Drugs,
Chemicals, Dye-Stutfs, Perfumeries, pomades,
Fancy Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes, Sharing,
Tooth ant Nail Brushes, Coarse and Fine
Combs: great variety of toilet articles for the
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber Goods, Ciga-
rette Papers, Patent Medicines Of all sorts, Med
icinal Liquors, Bitters. Family Dye Co!or:,
Chewing Tobacco Smoking Tobacco, and
very large assortment Of all articles usually
found in drug store.
&:e,, Particular attention will be paid 70 the
neat and careful compnunding Of PkESCRlP-
TIONS at all hours of the dag and night.
NH 9-tf
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
IN BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA s. ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETO wv & WASHINGTON, u. c
VIA CANAL.
,T-e1 !. Good substantial and well adapted
rss ssas!L:2=:.=ls FREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on WEDNE S-
DAY and SATURDAY of each week from
Philadelphia, and TUESDAYS and TIL RS
DAYS from Alexandria, at II m,
Freight, &C., at moderate rates.
For particulars apply
A q Il N T s.
NJ ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
No. q, South wharves, Alexandria.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. SO, Water ST.. Georgetown u Washington.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE,
Get 4-tf No ID, Mort; W harves, PhilaGa.
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For Sale and Rent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
v TATE AND BANK STOCK.-By au-
thority of decree of the Circuit Court of Alex
andrla county, rendered at the November term
1865, in the suit Of r. Johnston, guardian, vs.
4. E.. Page, ct al, the undersigned as comm;s'
sioner therein named: offers ct private sale the
following valuable real estate, situated in the
city Alexandria:
4 LOT OF GROUND, with substantial
Brick Warehouse thereon, on the south side Of
King street, about the middle ofthe square, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets, fronting on
King street % feet and running back 81 leet .
inches to y feet alley.
A LOT OF GROUND, with Store and@
Dwelling thereon, on the north side Of DuksAI
and east side Of St Asaph sts, at the intersec'
ton of said streets,
ASQUARE or acres Of ground, bounded By
Queen, Fayette, Princess and Payne SITS, lhH
square will be subdivided into lots to suit pur-
chasers.
Also, $4,000, of the stock Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia -.
Price and terms made known upon applies
ton. w. g. YEATON, Commr. of Sale
dec 29-eotf Office No. 10, n. ST. Asaph ST.
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TOR RENT-The comfortable three E:s
Il story BRICK DWELLING, No. A. ~ ~
Duke street, near Water. Apply, at the cE IN
zettc'' Building, to GEO. W. kOOh'
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SO so FOR A so.
GOOD BLACK CLOTH SACK CoAI! "
SIS
FOR A
FINE BLACK CLOTH SACK COAT
SO
FOR A
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COAT!
$50 ?
FOR A =
FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCk COAT!
ONE PRICE ONLY.
AT GEO. G. JENNINGS
Cor 7th ST., and Md. Az,
nesr Alexa. R. r. Depot
an 2S-2ls Washington, d. c..

Z MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
/ nv customers and the citizens generally.
that | have removed two doors above my old
stand, where will sell the remainder Of my
stock Saved from the fire. at greatly reduced
prices. also have n great many articles on
hand, which were slightly damaged by water,
which will close out without regard t. to cost
viz; Hosiery Gloves, Umbrellas Sun Umbrel-
las, Parasols, Hanokerchiefs, Buttons, Trim
rings, Hoopskirts, Spool Cotton, Pins, Needles,
and variety of other articles too numerous to
mention but all of which will be found to be
great bar gains. Thankful to my friends for the
liberal share of patronage heretofore extended
to ne, would respectfully solicit q continuance
Of the same. G. c. BERRY,
ap 21-d1w door east of Bryan Il Greenwood.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1866.

From Washington it is reported, through
thes Associated Press, that Cabinet meeting
was held yesterday, at which President John
son'invited an expression of opinion from the
Heads Of Departments respecting the PROPOSE
tons reported in Congress On Monday last from
the Committee on Reconstruction, specifying
the conditions on which the Southern States
would be permitted to be represented in Con-
gress.; After, an animated discussion Of the
subject, Secretaries Seward, McCuloch, Stan
ton, and Welles are said to have declared them
selves unequiYocally opposed to the programme
Of reconstruction set forth by the Committee of
Fifteen. 1t is said that the President express
ed himself against the Report Of the Recon
struction Committee, and that he declared him
self against all conditions precedent to the ad
mission of loyal Representative from the South
ern States in the shape of amendments to the
Constitution or the passage of laws He insist
ed that under the Constitution no State could
be deprived Gifts equal suffrage in the Senate,
and that Senators and Representatives ought
to be at once admitted into the respective
Houses as prescribed by law and the Constitu-
ton.
METHODIST PROTESTANT GENERAL CONFER
ENCE.--This body Of ministers and aymcn,
delegates from the various annual conferences
OF the Methodist Protestant Church, began its
sessions in Georgetown, D. G., yesterday NOR
ming, representatives being present from North
Carolina, Maryland and Virginia. Rev ".
H. Wills, of North Carolina, was called to he
chair, and Mr.. 6. J. Cherry appointed screta-
ry pro tenn. The Washington Star says the
following persons present were recognized as
members:
Rev VIM MCGEE, of Virginia conference
Reys. W. H. Wills, John Faris, T. il. Pc:
gram, j. Il. Page, 4. W. Lineberg, R. Fl.
Wills, j. g. Deanes, ministerial delegates, and
DR.. L. W. Bachelor and G.. j. Cherry lay
men of the North Carolina conference: Revs
DR.. Francis Waters DR.. J. j. Murray, l.. W.
Bates, j. K. Nichols L. j. Cox, John Rob
erts and j. W. Everist, ministerial, and W.
D. Massey, JOS Libby Geo Vickers, Joseph
Graham, L. j. Cox jr., j. Billingsea, j. W.
Richardson and j. B Mathews, lay delegates
from the Maryland conference.
Rev. J. Paris objected to the calling of the
West Virginia conference as one Of the con-
ferences in connection with this general confer
ence.
A committee. consisting of Revs DR.. Mu1-
ray, j. Faris, VIM. MCGEE, Dr.. Bachelor and
W. d. Massey, esq, was appointed to ascer-
tain the relation at,the Northen and Western
conferences, which were represented in the
Springfield convention, to this general confer
CnCe.
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mr. A I L l. 1 N E.

M A I L l. N b.
ALEXANDRIA 80
LOUDoUN s. HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
- gssEg 1919: $50 -
DAILY LINE 70 AND FROM LES,
BURG; TRL WEEKLY TO AND FROM
WINCHESTER, SUNDAYS EXCEPT
Via Conyalescent Camp, Falls Church Sta
ton, Vienna, Hunters Mill, Thornton, Hern-
don, and Guilford, connecting with Peacock S
Line of Stages to Leesburg-9 miles ana TO
mans Ferry, Berryville, and Winchester
On and after THURSDAY, 26th inst, will
leave the Depot at Alexandria at q. m, and
the Junction of the Washington, Alexandria,
and Georgetown Railroad at 9. ~ a. m, arriving
at Guiltord at ll.*0 a. m, leaving Gulltord at
II m. and arriving at Alexandria at ~ p. NJ
Stages connecting with the Road will leave
Leesburg daily at 9a N. 49,,
Stages for Winchester will leave Guilford,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and will
leave Winchester for Guilford on Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday
Fare to LeeSburg .............'.%" w
" Winchester Observation-Disclosures. ~.
A'''ei''lsO'''' p'''''' ". BLYTHE,
ap 24-1w General Superintendent.
FOE BALTIMORE:
rE=~s The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
ssss.szssszE=zzsGCapt. JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceivcd a new boiler. and been thoroughly reft-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
tinore every SATURDAY, at 4 Q clock, p M.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at ull her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock;
The STEAMER THUS. f CAHlLL, Capt.
JAS H. Norris, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY, at3 p. III. touchingat Chap Il Point.
and returning Will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 Clock For
freight and passage apply to
ap 17-tf b. WHEAT, Agent.
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DOR RENT-The Store Room, No. u, Norm
l. Fairfax street, in Mansion House building.
One Of the best business locations in the city ~
was formerly the Mansion House Restaurant an
Apply ut this Office. NH Zl-N-
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A RARE CHANCE.
The subscriber offers to sell his entire stoeKol
HARDWARE,

TOR RENT-Tne two lower ROOMS in t :ns
Il GAZETTE building on Prince street WIZ
gas waIe- sc. admirably situated for ONCE aj
O-tEey car be both thrown into one ana us &C..
or store Apply ut the Gazette Office laZo Z.
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cox REWARD Stolen from my place near
SIo Alexandria on the night of the Esd, a
heavy TWO HORSE WAGON, running gear
painted red, body lead color; with spring seat
and brake will give the above reward for
the recovery of the wagon.
ap 25-tf THOMAS JAVINS
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For RENT
Severa. very PLEASANT ROOMS over 'A'
Bakery No. 4, South Fairfax street, s.co
mh3O-tf ADAMS s. ".
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DOR RENT.-Store No. So, King street. o''>
il door from Fairfax street. ,rcT
ap 23-tf JOHN MEe-.-
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The undersigned will continue to sci! his stock
of goods, which have been lately purchased, at
the lowest cash prices; consisting OF well
selected assortment OF staple and fancy
DRY GOODS,
we Will sell at tho lowest wholesale prices,
until the first of May, after which time we will
positively sell at AUCTION, from day to day
until disposed Of
Dealers from the adjoining Country may find
it to their interest to call and sec us before pur-
chasing elsewhere
no. Ill, King street,
l2-tf Alexandria, Va.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken out
IN letters testamentary upon the estate of Ed
ward Burchell, deco all persons having claims
against the estate arc requested to present them
properly authenticated, for payment, and all
persons indebted arc requested 10 make pay
ment TO him. n w. BURCHEII.
aD 2S-eO2W Executor.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A small bt ,hi.
H:i House for sale at bargain. Enqnlrsec ~ II
offic ap -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-02

sNINDOW CLASSIFIED boxes French Win
w dow Glass, assorted sizes, from SxlO to 24x
go just received and for salo, at No. Is King
street, by Z. J. MILLER,
Successor to r. II. Miller Son & Co.
15-oo2no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-02

NTOTICE.-Left at the store of Bryan s.
IN Breerwood, a PORTE NOME, containing
sundry memoranda and sum of money,
which the owner can recover b. describing
property, and paying the cost Of this ADVERTISE
ment. my 1.--3t
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
Details of tke Battle.
oiW bUEHos AYHEs CORRESPONDENTS.
Err..vs AyRvS Nav 90 isGg

usRp yocGpr nAi1LE N PARAGUAY.
Yesterday morning, At three O'Clock, the Alado,
de ach steamer, arrived port bringing from the seat
OF eas only letter. and that from seaor Den
Marlauo Caba for the army written to his
wife.
II appears that the Efforts or GeEsral Mtre 10 bring
on general engagsnent In order to gan better
mound Tor cnoampneut rcullcd h a very hardly con.
tosei ts'ue On Nay - The Geld cr tde was between
Esero lliarshy creek Bclaco aud Esisro Bauco aud
lsstcs FROM hsif past eleven A NJ tll tive = OF the
sics lie raxans chiefly occupied, and the vtgor
and bravery of beth sides without parallel In south
American warfare
The allies had within call thirty Los sad men, hut
nos MANY we're engaged do no, yet apr, of Para
susyans there wcrc tnd 10 be twenty thoaA,ne amt Mr.
Ssha writes tx thousand hiraguayans were ielt dead
tle Neld
shc iafsguayans tagns advantage Of the 6relk ana
raftsi.s. bad very strong posiiuns aud thsy ieutht
viii desperation rhcr cavalry Gahci up n the iacvs
al The allied artillery aud sabrci ne mcn at iivs guns
A letter fram tho allies sn!s3-tpur loss Hm ~ w.
ynrata insignificant" There reported taken ~ Tue
sns - canuuus, several banners aid many rfisatr
AT this writing carn0 vonc for he ae urAry tI lbr
setsia rgt scenF certain that ttefc eas gchrth
sursVetnopt 0n tte gftk tiat t also aestructte
boitls rnosi sey both sides. The stack was natc
nv ts siIas Tte news 4 Trustworthy that the wlsN
cs,v 10 IN an uprusr iencni Rockets, csunun.
eAes d.rronhtraie She gearfai rejoicing tna Que step
more has been taken in thls spN md COSBY var
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

JoHssos ParrR N hkrrco.--J ,Bankhcad Magruder,
q the late rebel army has continued tho publication Of
the Tiro newspaper in the city Of Mexico since the
death Of Henry Watkins Allen formerly Confederate
Governor of the State OF louisiana The Tm@ promises
TO support the administration o. President johnson, aud
favors hls reconstruction policy
CoSSvrcrr The conservative republicans Of connec
tcu, have called State convention 10 meet Al NeV
Haven nc ist q August, tho conventan viii appoint
sa,ss 70 tte Philadelphia Convention.
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

From the London Lancet, June al
Riveted BY the which has broken out the Conti-
pubic attention for the moment has been diverted
The progress Of the disease in Eastern well West
ern Europe has however during the past month been
such TO require narrow attention.
The epd mic has broken out In Jass. Focktchan and
other towns OF Modo wallachan territory II is 20 be
presumed also that the maady has resumed ts activity
In the southwestern provinces of European ssia as
active against u have been already adopted In
-. Petersburg.
In Holland the disease is widely prevalent From It's
first appearance in Nay ~ 10 te 18th 81 June 72f
and 43i deaths had been reported IN Ieyden PIG cases
and 1856 deaths In IT. Gayonhage, 800 cases aud 20
deaths In Delft .0S and 433 deaths In Rotterdam
100 and 90 abs ia Gouda. aud j05 anil 100
deaths in Utrecht In Prussia cholera has declared
itself In sctun. Berlin Sweinemurdc frankfarto on-the
Oder, Eeusiadt Eberxald, tammin. Arnswaldr and
several villages From the ID The 9th OF June there
were O3 fatal In Stct sixty .vc occurr
In two days al Arnswade
The dsease has yet shown much activity 10 Perrin
and the vcinythe cases. indeed would appear 10 have
been altered mainly Ia the suburhs
The epidemic stll fingers In the neishborhood OF Al
tenburg Saxony and u s reported to have shown itself
at chcmniiz and near Echternach, on the Rhine
The nfed Of wachfuness az Liverpool Is taught ~
what has brfallen Antwerp A short time ago cholera
broke out ON board en- grant ship the Agnes IN Ant
wcrp port The disease has appeared IN the city,
the 18th Of June there had been ~ deaths aud $50
cases irrespective Of those which had taken pa among
the emgrants board the Agnes In Frame tho cpi.
demc has broken out In several places, and Y was
recently prevailing With great Intensity NJ Amiens
Cholera still shows Itself from time to tine among emil
grant ships sailing from Liverpool TO the United Sta s
Tho latest news from The East, while confirming the
Information OF cholera having appeared among tho rc-
turning Mohammedan pilgrims at Jedda, leads 10 NE
conclusion ha, the previous reports OF the number or
there exaggerated One ~ the caravans on
the route to Medina i however believed TO have suffered
severely. The pilgrims who had reached and ttaversed
Lower Egypt were said TO he entirely free from the ds
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
The piasserers' Convention ~ phiin-
drlphiu.

The I1astercrs National Convention assembled today
The following societies were interested New YORK
Brooklyn. Jersey City, Newark. Pat NOR, Detroit New
0reans chicago, Portland yonkers, Philadelphia, -
Louis. cincinnati, Paterson and Boston. fie Conyen
ton Organized by eectng Robert stevenson OF laiti-
fnorr, President; J. r. Herman. OF Detroit Vice Irea
dent; Thomas Houlahan, of New York, Secretary X n
aaockton. of Philadelphia, Treasurer
The whole session taken mp In reading the reports
of the societies, all of which showed the una
nnNy Of action that exists this branch of business ard
desire to cooperate with the employers for The
material benefit &c all concerned.
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

In your report ~ tho examination of Mrs Eleanor VIII
lard ind nv name coupled with that of State Treasurer
n California This IL not the DO not understand
ne cause ~ tho mistake there we're questions
asked re 10 nv profession calling unlees u was con
founded III ia ~ Receiver % Public Money q one 81
thc California aw Cfleee yNieh nhcf Told
$50 X.ws lrt, II sW d h sIutiTH
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
,,,,, u,o Jane,ro Corrs.rondcnee.

gfo tASEiKD. June ], 1860.
few hours af,or the departure Of tie tinted states
mar the English packet nom The RIVER ila'e arrived
nerc. wth dates nom Meu;ov'dco 70 thc Soh uiumo.
r,,m shis sonfco iriorns oa received u . battle
won ;, nc abes, 10, oNur Ne 'o.'oi screra 'hoa.
cd rsrasusy,ns placed hu 4 sgmtat Tie haule
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

theeary pan oI hc Jay lhe sky was thcky coVercd
with light clouds which gradually disappeared A. the
afternoon advanced. The Wind during the day was
shifting frOm south to southwest. According " Hor
schols famous weather tables the change which took
place yesterday morning IN the moon augurs falr
weather during The week ending the 10th Inst. The
Farmers Almanacs, however, give showers and rain,
with one or two very days the characteristics
of next weeks weather As In all things else, time VIII
tel.