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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
LETTER FRnM FAIRFAX COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazet'e.I
FAIRFAX g. H., October 18th, 1856 line
monthly term Of our County Court closed yes
terday There was an entire ccarth OF CIVIL
busicess, st this Court. The Justices had been
summoned to consider the repeal o. the renee
Law, and majority were present, but they de-
cided that the law once adopted by the County
Court. became 'Iaw OF the Modes and Per
sians''-apd that. by their former actIoo, they
had fixed it over our county It'll Kingdom
came" It's thought, by some, strange thing
that the power which makes the law, cannot
alter or repeal it, but it would be 4 stranger
still if q Daniel should ever arise with pre-
science enough to fore!cll the decision or 4
County Court.
The two days were taken up in criminal cx,
aminations. That veteran Virginian and IN
domiiailc patriot who d,'a'r$ the pay 0! tom-
monwealth's Attorney for this county, has been
unavoidabiy absent Tor the last three terms OF
our Court, his presence having become impcr-
atively necessary in the Northwest, to assist,
by his elouuencc, in stemming there the Hood
of disunion and rebellion, which the par
asites of "a fanatical and pcrjured Prcsl-
dent" have let loose on our devoted coun-
try-(O you and I have heard our fathers
say there vas Judge Tucker" oace-and
there is, once oqainO His place had to be ia
ken-can [ say mppllM?- by ". L. Edwards,
Esq, who so we'll discharged Judge I. 5 du-
ties for him, as to have Henry Wayncs sent on
for trial for murder, and - Lewis, W els,
- Eppcs, - Ward, and two other blanks
for larccny--all belonging to that oppressed
class Of our citizens for whose benefit the Freed
mans Bureau issues ra'ions, and fudge
Tucker" celebrities Old Matto0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS.

MORE "NENGEANCE "---"The members Of
the committee appointed by the Convention of
Southern Loyalists, lately assembled in Phila-
dclphia, to visit the tomb Of President Abraham
iincoln," have issued an address to the Loyal
People Of the United States concluding as
follows:
In order that there may be no misunder-
standing as to what we wish to have done, We
ask Congress to pass law providing for the
establishment Of legal civil governments in the
non-reconstructed States, and that the said law
shall embody the following ideas
/. That no man who took part in the rebel
lion shall be permitted to vote or hold Office, at
least until he shall have complied with such
conditions as Congress may see fit to impose.
2 That all loyal men, without respect to
color or race, shall be permitted to vote.
3. That wherever it may be needed a local
military force shall be organized consisting
solely Of loyal men, and that the expense Of or
ganizing, equippng and maintaining said force
shall be betrayed by that portion of the con-
munity whose conduct renders its presence ne
eessary"
This address and recommendations arc sign
ed, among others, by 'George Tucker, Virgin
ia and the signers say, "al the clustering
reco!lections of their childhood are connected
with the soil Of the South !!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
From THE ALTER TO THE GRAVE -On

FROM THE ALTER TO THE GRAVE -One
week ago Mr. Tony Laukoff was married to
Miss Agnes Krielt, both of Newport, Kcntuc-
ky. The young and happy couple enjoyed
their honeymoon on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. determining that on Monday morn
inc they would settle down to a commencement
of Their new life with all it's business, RESPONSE
bliric.. trials &c. On Monday morning h y
rose at all earl hour and robing themselves IL
their everyday attne went to breakfast
Each complaired Of feeling seriously III, ana
neither could eat. The husband was compelled
almost Immediately 10 tire to bed, and IN a
few minutes bis wife followed him: a .phySl-
clan was sent for, who, upon arriving IN me
sick chamber and at;er examination OF the
patients, pronounced their disease the cholera
Immediate attention was given to them put
during the day they continued to grow worse.
and at four-a-1af o'clock the husband died.
His tody was removed 10 an adjoining room;
His wife was also in collapsed condition, and
at eight and halt clock she too followed her
husband into the dark valley and shadow 81
death. The bridegroom and bride were roucd
in their wedding clothes, and Oh Tuesday h9tli
were buried in the same gave. - I'm. G"l'
4 SHERIFF.. The Montgomery (Ala.) All
vertiser says the sheriff of Calhoun county has
been compelled to resign, because the people
will not sue each other, and hence the sheriff,
atty does not pay. In his farewell address
lhc ex-shcriF says he has worn out his clothes,
cannot shoe his horse, or buy tobacco, and he
has been dunncd until he is desperate. lie
concludes with these sensible words, which are
eutit!cd to "applause :"
Aud now ask what else could | do under
these circumstances, but quit sherltfing, go to
work, try to make something to pay my debts,
and prepare to marry before it is too late.
We take it there can be no difference Of
opinion on the matter, and the ex sheriff may
c1nllnIt himself with the reflection that ne lives
in Il county where creditors are leDent. Thc
circumstance may be OF service to him orc Of
these days. -I}4u%Lmy MdGc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Mr. Reverdy johnson has given his opinion
;hat the act of Congress imposing 3 cent tax
on cotton, is unconstitutional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Mr.. PEABODY'S MEANS.-A correspondent
of the National Inte!ligencer, in short sketch
Of this gentlemcn's life, says The amount OF
Mr.. Peabody's means is a matter Of conjecture.
Ia 1851 he was numbered among the million
aires of London, and during the next ten years
his business largely increased. Assuming. the
value Of his property at that time to have been
81 900, 600, he ought in 1860 to have been worth
e3,OOOOO0 During the last three years he has
endowed charities to the amount OF C8O0,0OO,
and he had previously given away a6out { So
0OO-in all close up0nS s., 900, 900 1t IS safe to
say that he cannot now nov be worth more
than SIC, 600, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
CLOTHING DEALERS.

CHARLES a. sGLADKE'S
RE A D Y N ABE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, AND
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE IL RETAIL,
NO. 1l9, KING STREET
Having just returned from New York with O
large and we'll selected stock Of ~"
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING
we are ready 10 sell at such prices as never no.
fore offered in this city. w.
Our Furnishing, Department j: stocked with
the finest White ShIrts typography t and Draw
beautiful long pointed Byron Collars, HsIf!'
Hose, &C., sc.
We have the finest, best and cheapest Good.
in the city. All we ask IS call before purchs:
u.s. KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA Y,
E:y-Orders from the country prompt y n.
tended TO. OCT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

The mails arc all getting regular again. We
yesterday received large number of our cx
changes which had been due for several days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
the large brick ID YELLING and OFFICE at
tuchcd. situated on the southeast corner OF st.
Asaph and Cameron streets. The lot fronts on
Cameron street 81 feet inches, running back on
St. Asaph 81 feet and the buildings thereon arc
of the most substantial character; the dwelling
three stories high with II rooms, ana lhisheq III
the most elegant modern style, and tho office
two stories high, we'll adapted for lawyer or
physiciun for location comfort and c0nvc-
nicnce this is one Of the most desirable dwellings
- oct 5-3aw2w A. MCLEAN, Trustee
mat Int cow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Henry Ward Beecher hnuchlcs 10 the Radl-
GALS just as Raymond and the New York
Herald did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

The cholera continues its devastations in some
parts Of Germany, but is most viruent in
Tie northeastern portion Of Brandenburg. In
Arnwald, a town Of six thousand inhabitants,
there had been six hundred deaths irons the
Aisensn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

! offer for sulc the FARM of Joseph kerby,
esq, This farm is situated at the mouth OF
Broad Creek, on the Mary land Shore, where it
cmpties into the Potomuc river. 1t is an excel
lent alluvial soil, well adapted to the growth OF
all the crops usually grown in that fertile sec
ton Of country. 1t is about four miles be!ow
Alexandria, Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden The improvements consist OF
a large frame dwelling, containing eight an
rooms. and all the necessary out uldlngs, Ea:I
in good repair. From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers
A rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
nursllits. az t will be sold at great bargain
For terms &c, apply to ,n,rDv
Atvy f2r owner, 7: 3. 7; O., Pr Geo CO. Va M
or to w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Alexa., Va"
Pr. Georges CO.. Md G ll-2awtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

The report concerning Mr.. Stanton is now
2lodjfod, to ''an intention to ask to be relieved
rs soon as his annual report is concluded and
that '.he would not be ayerse to spending 4
Few years in Spain"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
DISsOLUTIUN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

TIT STRAUSS,
ILL., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS, &c, &C.,
CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH STS.
Calls spec ul attention to his very large and
we'll selected stock of the above named goods,
which he will sell at the lowest cash prices.
gcI"The attention Of Country Merchants is
particularly called to his Stocks which will
compare tavorab!y with any ever offered in this
market, and will be sod at prices below the Bal
imOrc market. sep lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Mr. DAVIS HEALTU.-A correspondent Of
the New York Herald writes from Fortress
Monroe On the 18th instant: 1.-THE most
serious question Of all at present relates to the
health of Mr. Davis While all most later
csted in him hope for the best, the most san
gune express the fear that his health is at too
low an ebb to be restored, that the sands OF
his life are rapidly running out, and that he
soon will be beyond the reach of all earthly
tribunals. Mr.. OConor spoke Of his growing
fccb!eness when here. Every day the lncrcaS,,
ing weakness Of his voice, his unsteady and
painful walk, the deepening hollow Of his
checks, his eyes more sunken, his dimr'ln:g
sight and failing appetite and spirits show 1t
with yalpabIe and undoubtlns certainty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Thc Washington Chronicle states that the
.eyort from Washington of the appointment of
1IT. Stanton as Minister to Spain, ANA Of Gen.
Sherman, as acting Secretary Of War, is a
prre fabrication" We shall see.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

COMMISSIONER SALE OF LAND IN
" FAIRFAX COUNTY.-Pursuant to a de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county. in
the case Of St. Clair VS.. st. Clair, rendered at its
June term, 1859, and one otherIdecrco Of said
Court in said cause, rendered at the June term,
1866, Of said Court, the undersigned, commits
sioner, therein named, will, on the 10Th DAY
OF NOVEMBER 1866 Court day. in front Of
the Court House Of said county, sell, to the
highest bidder, a desirable TRACT OF LAND,
in Fairfax county, lying near the Great Fall: of
the Potomac, adjoing the lands Of John Turner
and others, and containing $50 ACRES. This
land is Of good quality. in ?! casant 2e!ghbor-
hood, and in tolerablc state Of cultivation,
and the improvement good.
Terms OF Sale as prescribed by the Court -
One.tcnth of the purchase money i'll hand on
the day Of sale, the residue in three equal in
stalments at six twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale. the deferred payments to
bear interest; the purch scr to give bonds, with
good per. onal security, and the title TO lie re-
tained until the purchase money is paid
oc lS-lawts THOS MOORE, Comm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Heterogeneous of regular troops from Eng
land continue to reach Quebec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Two unsuccessful attempts have lately been
made by the Liberals in Mexico to capture
Matamoras The steamboat employed on tie
occasion of one of tie attacks and The arms Of
the men, haze been surrendered to the U. S.
authorities at Brownsville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

The above FIRST CLASS COMPANIES,
having compiled with the law passed by the
last Legislature, rcquirnga deposit Of S33, 0JJ
from each, in bonds OF the State, the underIlSn-
ed is now prepared to issue policies in all, or
either of them on all descriptions Of property, III
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coustwise and sea risks, on
terms adapted to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at t .
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

TIE PUBLIC DEBT.-Commcntlng on the
fourth section Of the proposed constitutional
amendment, which asserts ''the validity OF the
public debt OF the United State" thc Peters
burg ln.Icz says:
eve presume this is the first occasion in
history in which it was thought necessary and
proper to Incorporate 10 the fundamental law
of people solemn declaration that they
woa!l pay their debts In view Of the fact,
which vii! not be questioned, that it is mpos
S!btc to increase by such measure in any
degree, either the legal or moral force CT the
obligation to pay, it will, We presume, be
generally admitted that this contest Oh Ct judg-
mcnt, as the lawyers would phrase it, Was m
tended merely for that usetn! purpose, express,
ed by the incIegant out expressive Anc"canlsH
--LuncOntJe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

The radicals of the fourth district of New
York, have nominated Horace Greeley for
Congress. In the fifth district portion of the
Democratic Union party have nominated John
Diorrissey for Congress- Hon James Brooks
has been nominated in the eighth districr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
0 r. | G L
THE ANNUAL MEETING
L \
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Or LILLE
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. 4. CO..
Will be held at the office Of the company, in
Alexandria, OH THURSDAY, the I'D day Of
November ensuing, ut 10 o'clock. q. N.
BY order of tho Directory.
Oc lSeOtd j. II. RElD, CLERK.
[Rch Eng, and Lynchburg, Charlottesville,
Culpcper G. H. and Warrenton papers copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

Gov Swami OF Md, is charged in lhe WASH
ington Chronicle, with preparing to pTcc;pi-
tate a violent revolution in that State All
this because Gov s., has been appealed to, to
remove the Police Commissioners in Baltimore.
# he orders their removal the Chronicle adds,
that the Commissioners, backed by Mayor
Chapma1, will refuse to obey"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18

!EAXES The Staunton Spectator says
From the time the morning stars sang togeth-
or to the present there never has been such
demand for taxes as that which the tax collcc
tors, Federal, State and Municipal, are now
from day to day DINING into the ears OF our
impecunious people," We learn from Rev
Dr.. Morcs interesting letter from Bremen,
Germany, that they have a singular custom in
paying taxes which is said to work well, and
which many would like to see tried 10 this
country. There 1.-The rate of taxation is an
nounced, and every citizen applies it to his own
property, determines the amount Ut his tax,
and drops it privately into chest in the Town
House, except five thaerS, which he pays pub
Idly 1t is said that the amount collected thus
is always up to the rate, every man being on
bis honor and oath as q citizen, and the Ger
mans being usually remarkable for the pune
ti!iouSness of their honesty in business matters.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says: 'Impatierce is manifested in some quar-
GERS concerning the alleged laacllFlty OF the
State Department in the treatment Of the
Mexican question, and demands are also made
for the adjustment of the Alabama claims. I
nave high authority for saying that in few
days an official showing Of the policy Of the
government in the disposition Of these matters
will be promulgated. Mexican affairs arc as
suming definite shape, and the controversy
with the British government relative to the
Alabama claims will be urged to a speedy and
determined conclusion.
A letter from distinguished officer of the
army, discussing the political situation, has
been received here. His opinions are regarded
with extraordinary respect and interest by the
whole people Of the North This letter will
! ! J
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

DUBLIC SALE.-By direction Of Breyei-
NloorGer. 3. H. DYER, Chief Of Oidnan,e, 'Ae l2noW
FIESDAY FEB 2-. lotc at !aTlc. fclIy, W 81, 'i.-ia
ts wit I5O tuns Cast Iron TONS W rougn lion IoA f9,e
slnery Furnaces Toge Fly Wheel Skating kOel sHang
sss a. complete 1000 Brick fmorr or essA - Cast ~ No
supp pswl 70 Cast Iron Window Frames Anvil Blocks
tosst) 27O Jossyus CaIbnes with oipcudases complete
ipewJ az Sfs dQ Win appeudges new sn5 compete ~
sored Revov,r 30 Cavalry SGbeIs, 2l60 Burnside Gar
Ene, ZOO Enfield Raes 46 N c q. swords together with
shout eco HoTse Equipment for cavalry me udns
Eydles Saddle Saddle Bankcs halters 6ci ESQ, !arar
rnnptites f Cavl p and Infantry Accouermen sriend--rs
n, small Arms and Tools Of kinds, &C., 49, One
kaye lot OF finely dressed Granite stone.
Sac 10 eomence al 10 o'clock continue fFoD day TO
6sy until al is sold.
fEEMs-CASH IL Government Funds
D. ). YOUNG, Ordnance Agent
yeHs KoorCR AuctoneeT
6srper Ferry. FEB 10, 1906
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
MEDICAL PURvEToR OFFICE,
WAsHiSGTON, u q, Feb. q, l8tJ.
NY lNEl\ I(


GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING 10
. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Or THE AkMl.-
Ar Auction Sale Of Valuable MEDlClNEs' 10 longer re-
N tis CITY on THURSDAY, the 1T dsy Of March ne1t and
speo4.dips dave necessary 10 ocOck ai he ware
houses located on judiciary Fifth and streets bsc%
sf the City Hall -.
IN. Incidence sre IN the Original racksges md the h''@n
sen o the trade i. invited this fae. which Will eubrsce
sbe following principal articles, VIZ;
slnnurc fther yOl n Acoho.. SEQ bottles, Compound
errits Of Ether 800 n Simple CeTae LOCO n Chor ioin
81 n Find Extract Of Buohu 250 ID fmd E1tract 81
Cpenoua 800 n Fluid Extract of lpecacudnAa ~ ID fi1d
t..ct Of KhubsTb. 2jo % Mass HydTarg, 80 ID Dover
PowooT - n Cod Liver Oh 1000 bottes Ctuphor fIs'
600 dozen. Comrouud Cataitic Pills 500 dozen Opium
Pis 0O0 dozen Iodine Of Potassium 200 u KhubaIb ""
b Powdered Bhubab, 250 n Sip Of squiis 900 ID CON
ron,d sr5,s Of Lavender $50 r. b-sde other artices
fpv.Yd u xty articles Of the Mafeya hsdea In lots ni
Ss1 10 the above viii be- offered for sale.
Cstslogues containing complete list with ul partcldIs
oil b. ready by the l5th met.
Term Cash. in Government funds.
Tive dsys " 10 allowed 10 purchasers IN removing their
~.oner,y {. SUTHERLAND
Surg L. :. A., Medical Purvey0T.
G. W. BOTELEH. j.. huctioueer
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

4 GEMS WANTED. Now in press and will
n be ready soon. HEADLEYS HISTORY or THE
WAR complete IN Volumes also issued complete In one
valuable Hst Nv Il the Rebellion published when Is fully
G,e,,.d by the euonous sale j. has reached Of 10000 Vol
md IL now selling with increased fapidity Sold only
h, .,brrujn Exclusive trrrt0ry given. For u particu
isf s.pd fdr circular Addf.ss AMERICAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Columbus Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
CTEINWAY d SONS
y GRAND. SQUARE ND UPRIGHT
pIANO.FORIES.

Have ;asu . Frt Premiums foi tri silver medals - the
PRINCIPAL rs alL ia iLls country within r lN 'n -
nrd in idGitiou thereto they were nvafi,d ff-t i-
N.n ~ ne Great lnrmatona Exhibition 10 London "a"
I'M ith 21I Pianos from al parts a. the "a
That "a. great sup,orify Of tLsse Instruments ~ 40" A
vcray conceded s abuudanty proven ~ the hcl lh'.
Ve.f. St..rv a. scales, fovemrrtf, and Pc r.
of au.tr ltou have been copied by the zreat ms o
tb. manufacturer Of both hemisphere a. Closely ~ COULD
nv noyr ,tTuorr tyAgIsoEsESr P.TEST RiGH1sl aud
thar their instrument. used by tLs most enincut ushs'
Of uron and who prefer them Tor iAef own pubAe
and private use whenever accessible.
sIEisWAY A SONS direct special attention 20 theI
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
which havin. been rrscucly tested IN a their Grand and
shcst priced Pianos and admitted 20 be %" o the
geafes. proyefneuts modern tmes vl hereafter b. M
iu FvgnY MANUFACTURED III THEs WITHOUT
rscHTA.K the purchaser ia oTceT tat ALL thef
patrons rep &c. benefit
SRI ISWAY 4 sons PIANOS The only American
u-Tnments exported to Europe In large numbers and used
iu European c1uC~rtr0OmL 4
WAVIROOMS Nos. II and . East fouTeoui4-t'' De-
,,ee.n Taion square and Irving.pace New YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

A CENTS WANTED-For THE FIELD,
~ DUNGEON. AID ESCAPE" BY AIBERT D. RicH
,.psoy y i. Tribune Corrrspondent. T." Unparalleled
sa oi -opes per aay h abundant evidence u the pop
usrty of this work The most lnefrng and exciting 1ooh
ev.t ruhsh.d enhrs-ur Mr. HcLii.oE. unparalleled eI
pre-e for four years Iraysns through the south IN the
re ,rvr Of Tie Tribune the outbreak o tie warwith
mr. ,e. and fleets both last and West hl- thrilling cap
tor. l conuurncu, for twenty months 10 seven different
Rebel pri,on. BIZ eic,rc aud almost miraculous journey by
ugb Of ueory 80 miles, AL those who wan, profitable en-
,evr,eu, ries.e end for Circular Address AMERICAN
pIlRLIsillNG COMPANY. Hartford, Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
@raebsrs.

JNO BOARDING SCHOOLS for Young Gen
,lenr-t Parsian gentleman with the lishes city ref
erences TO Icp-ctbiy and ability wans luai.gn IS
ar b. . re- bis boffd and instruction r the
Tuyi.h language. Addrets j. l.. ALGEH 70 a Wakerd
UNEACHERS WANTED, by March 2olh, III
j I'D ~ C.. Tenn. Va. Pa, Me, Conn., III. lnL' 40
Nv cad O io lO i2.. H. Ciasscs. Music, fHlHiAs ana
NiI~frst.. and a eac rfs VINO report op'AlI-i ~
a. ler paving from $3.50 20 100 yef are invited 10 su
dos r.-t.crfar. ALo 500 Pupils Wanted lor lrfnr
a n Cn or sddrea M applications for Ic-ch"fs 0T cnp.s
10 tie \ tinnal 1efcheFf institute 40 bro1d"fY' " l.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
CuIpP QuAETERMAsIER' OFfICk,
=, - f..-...- L.R~urrv lU lN6i :

CHIEP QUABTERHAsIEh VIZ VII i0h ~ ;,ose
PHILADELPHIA DEf0T Feb,ejI. ~, . ..JD. -,,,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GONENhMANl
IL CLOTHING AND EQUlPAGE. -,-,,,,,,, ,,,,, an
VIII BE- sod 90 public auction az the II tHl iLhlIL Ah
6FNAL Phi.sde PIMA. on WEpNkSDAl the -ist lnstan
d 10 0clock d. 3D.. great va.lety o. NLN AND NOlN
SUPPL COMPILING ,,
AIes JscN"i
Eoots hhdpsaehs5
footset, het''s'
tr,tus Iesgins,
Ios,s kIttens.
Ioat strar, Mess Pans
Camp ColoTs and Case, Numbers.
Cape, iho" Oasef'
Csp Covers bIC Cspef, f0mpons,
lant.eus SHIRTS
bmwers Stockings,
Epauletes scales
kAg Spades,
6sitcrs LeshO and Can shovels
was Sweat Leathers,
Hatctets aud HaaCies Sik-Blur and Scarlet
Bsv.rs.rke Teuts-abolt 5000 Cotton
Hat Ornaments, hhd iihrAi
tJon Beus.caGs, lehs FAet
Iron Pots lh.iIas
sogetheI with many other articles not enumerated IN ih
e6veTtIsemont -.
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