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KxetskEye tmpoFtAttnns-Dspio
casstspon"enes.snlpmenss stta'.%. .. nn~'' e,,a
x...- r..--rtt
senator sTesk".s q N'"
tur-Keualp. or Senator Fovt.
Erw Yonx. Na.rn t,-1he rrport Of the ttr1c-
nus conn,f. sscnrr, o The suht q Of e1et4Ttte ius
~ nxe t.,rs - MANY nsrksRes Of tz,ds wrrr tu,.
.,r.t infs Me,r fnYk u ~ Erp tix ttks Of loMd
- To the esat l,trdo'. q lt> Tnt imports Of ,.n
o.,,o1,.- ~ ,.,...,r ~ tnner-., Il rstu
uoa ias.y.:as .s sste. y .,ss:ts 70 r. stai
~ .4.,s ..f,ri ND ~ hnks .rst n<N,nan+ss
esStssf.+i-. -'>' ~ @'>'>" "'
,no tes,be1 ds.paicses fr@ Mr. se~asi 10 Mr.
st,e,sl5 nf SHE reirr. 10 ,he aEt;cpauan % Tho
m-sxn,,t' IL srsn rryieTs d. rtitvsneeg Of the
i'n;Ir S,.tts ssaintt (;rvst Tsfain ~ Nel ea,er.
.ssprr. XII .seoc-e.tr, nv in:sn,ien or fhc MI
r., re Ifnlt-1 snis1 10 70 "a nxr or aesoat5t Of
tnr,s rT,crsntcx No,s trnporsapi !, snosheT de.-
Rs'sn ~ M.;sn ~ ~ @ q Gahe1 t!n 70 y. ri
fnt., ~ n i.snsds 10 i-:errn., ns..I
il ri,s-. N arroun, Of .he eue.1.os Of
nitian " fnaIn al " T. ~ obisped. Il se<ns v..t tss-e
.TtIs 1t efe ~ sjas, btm.rn T. tse ~, seer'n1
tnrtits IL Sof4n Aezt-, for The rprp1.e Of Gudf+.
tslipe cut.on1y foFetca was tor tn.tsare to1 ths
~ trrstnd ~ Eust1:c "a Tie ~ ~ IT,.
! nSnz zrc-ni,tsI manns.. hal IL Irssen ii At opSe
DEL VIZ Inc erclasa..ea ,has no auth aintnce
rout H.. T.1attrd that tbs Er1sAernr ,Euud uuntah
sn1 s,;smps 70 enfosr- :.,e Monro~ ttt,ct.,ne md
thst II il could be n.fe susr ll.t II Federal Gor-
rrrrn, II "a. p,r- atar 4aeh cs1n4: Frauce wopH
| promp{w r. ;st,ise Inc @oorhr5n snd-rs4.:..ce.
| lna Il. F7ane!scq ae.p,:eh Or far acta pftu.stt
1cS.v ms .hinr,rct ~ trvetun il erryynou.tT
nt- .t.,ra i ~ frur hrnrr. .hnu,i ~ I'm, httn.
| -rd Ava ntrtv rlnr shnr.snd sni th.re huntres.
! ma thIr1e nn- to,3srr lid etsht, tt.pt srntt nf
| nhieh thfsn hundfrt aud n!ne thousxud foor ban-
,,rvS snt tr1.n.ne do!,sts ani fnrtv.rln- rnnt.
| WrT- tof ~. YcTE The h.urt.r Wis oera sIoned
iy tss ~, ,nst tes crrss we're vsert,Ooei-A yrr5
| -..,-,,.,,,,n h~t,,
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AUCTION PRICES.
5000 yards De LANES, - 1.2 cta.
500 pieces Colored A1pscaA worth
4 Ahi1lings, uow Is ctA
400 pieces Black Alpaeas, worth 4
shilliugs, now rs ctA
eco pieces Black Alpacas, worth 6
sail1ings, now so cts,
8 cases Rich Plaids. worth shill-
ingA now Is cent?
+ cases Mohai1 Leno (new thing)
worth ~ shi1lingA now Is cta,
TUE MOST
ELEGANT ASS0RTME ENT
GLE CLOTHS,
PARIRursNEH,
roLowA1RD,
anuNAu11sus,
1a1sH PoPLMs,
IRnrou RoHLDH,
P41nscEts CLOTHS,
GATN CHALIIpa,
FIGURED P1QuHs,
B21L4L1AMTs
P1ouu ROBES,
FRENCH PRINTS,
PnRcA1Hs,-
TRENCH 1AocoN1Ts
TRENCH oRdA1sDlus,
5-4 wooL'uu LAlNEs,
rouLARD sILHB,
CH1NA PoPLusB,
puRu MoHAu2B,
Po114 De CR1Na.
o 0R
| Ni|k lpnartnent
, 1866-04-01

MR. GLADSTONE PROPOSING TIE
REFORM BIl.Iu

*tenc~ tu The 1&vute VI Usnins on nx-The
Gt'Ansovr and tta UecupAna.-%slad-
sfoac. 1t.ea<lt, 1saissrs+ xsaAr& z1tll,
John Bright. Earl Rus~est> Earl 1raa-
ytiles Ac-mr+ &fAi34Iaue.A xpe<eh-
a'to~p~ttA ts the sx~f..Faa Att.- fA~
Haorae Of k.ordA ana itA Irnneuons.
, 1866-04-01

trtet... ta.!ses. gsa y3ihz vt 2s57Ti, 57Ti,s<f il tss
fSssnxe = stss@an; sI doFo9xtiy scoaantad WITH
nGInsl @ re.. Il ElIAd MAauIaetnftaf. sae!d nks
10 rzssss Min rood Err y ~ TT, .,T IL ri
--s.r s...s..,:Ast. AcS-sa -Et tut et +. ..
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PeWs in Christ Church,

Correr Of Mieaisan avetat saa arn atEtet. VIII b
aoId Aad setted 1t tia Church on AoodAy s7eaiak.
Attf. ii * o'clock. REA
, 1866-04-01

DISSOLCTION. The pa tncr-
IL etta hefestfo5: e1tItsos. tEosn "a na1sa s q
by pu,u.i cno .es.-aaasa,. ~s+s:ns retiring - ta@
husfntas FIJI txfes fter b. tfDdr-s.- Il y: !M MALr
r., Vt r. old gtand. ". l. ~ hL4.A!E-.
AAfch II, isAA. lh14l ~ e.N.a4E
, 1866-04-01

head slightly bent, with face i1 Halch INC
I.wsaa csat becututs every year more decidc's.
! ard Lock which Ia Just dead1c*s iese|1, an
| enlrma that no one coa1d solve. but which,
| II Ec ee1c to riee TO speak, woa!d tall % MS
features 1.kc u.ahk- II bis aide ST. T.
i}ul1.r Lyt.on. leaning forward, hss hand b.
hind bis e1r-he is very deaf.--afrtsing 70
catch lie vnrdx Looking down The House
On III. Glatstone+s side, sou cannot fall 20 OH
kcrre air. BRIGHT, who thtl eyeu!ns secs part
" rtali~ed, n ii; evrnsa, that Of which
sltnott every other Liberal hsd despatrt.d,
srother government chief proposing
Reform Bin. Mr. Hrs.ht looks gfare aod
anxious, spd sc-:us 10 repress eSen IN snth'
nation to cbeez, IN order thai be might not
appear ob&sustrcly lu the matter. Just one
,yrnch higher up sits Mr.. John stuart Mill
he who m hour ego presented pctl-
t.op-.hr great ro1st!ea3 ccnaous$t ~ho.e
nsmc l. In tho respect Ut every living
p,1losophe4-sa1 hurried up 10 The table
Nth Ike m agricultural O,
| k,>orttn- member would do. lie sits with BIZ
face turned TO Mr., Gladstone, bis nnsers In
t,5tw.ped and resting upon bis knee, aud Aa
escs uo,.ns With 4 rest1rs*uess which ii {
| phFs3cal perrlias3ty With him Nr. Love
ta4 whise-hslsed, white eyes'F"xed, Wilt
eye-iasaed Legislator who IN a. Of dlsap
| rolnted ambition has tarued renegade iFon
tue Liberals, and though he siss among them
Is IN object 1t once alike Of their dislike ant
dtetrust-is''on back bench taking notes
the tpeeeh, but !eavta9 you Ia doaht n =
!, ! whether The memprAda arc TO help him Il
. , .,,p ,.., - leading atficho Tot In
I 7n.ts. Els cyes cannot ssanu .ss .@~., .--.'
, 1866-04-01

rISSOLUTION OF COFAIaT-
- SEl:sN!H--e- rrt: ef II. r. sHGf fELUk
CO, u tk.s CAY fsssetr<d b. nQInM fs11eeaL Inc
Se.nf. - '-~ VT. tuEFNpT.
Ia AAoAAa
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Tennessee road the receipt ct his freights1 IN
advance, and not as now, under the policy
which obtains at Lynchhurg, behind the
Knoxville and Memphis resident. b It designs
to provide for all our people along the line. OF
this combination uniform rates Tor travel and
for freights, according toaistance, and not by
charges based upon ansinEerseFatio as to the
same, which operates tot tax crss proximity
to market for the privileges Of his location
1t proposes to gathsEG ZIP and concentrate,
by the power and influences ofztha icomblna-
ton, that which has never been accom- plished,
and as shown in the experiences of the conn
try elsewhere cannot be otherwise obtained,
the distant trade and travel OF pther sections
and States, in order that our own works may
be, by reason Of the Increased revenue thus
derived, enabled to extend to our citizens
lower. rates Vi transportatieu;s but not as now
upon terms discriminating against Our own
cities andicitzehs.s Besides all this it means
economy III the DISQUALIFICATION of the works
proposed to be br,.n4ht, ID this relation, for
such has been the result iis every instance of
the many acts of consultations which have
been inangurated III others sections of the
country E4gsQa isa e. ~ = s,ge ffss .r4s'
AS bef.re installeed, for illustration, the
Fort Wayne, P,ttshurg and Chicago railroad,
the revenue vi whose comp3nellts, previous to
consolidation had never exceeded $4,000, 600;
and whose stock WAS worth but SIX cents oh
the dollar While nov, buL9s few vars sub
sequent 10 consolidation, the stock of the COM
binatioi. iils.is. paying a regular dividend Of
ten per cent in the stock boards Of New
York and It's ,reven,is has game, npsito eight
millions IF money ;ejs8 efo5 ~ "a -. z..-
The New York Central the creature Of con-
solidation, termed IN 1853, when The aggre--
gate revenue of the eleven Companies compos-
ing the whole amounted to- but q little over
$500, 000gis now ID the. enjoyment Of the re-b
ceipt OF thirteen millions, while the stock Of,
the various companies composing the line
were, for the want of value, lih admissible on
the stock boards1of New York,,S,ri stands
at 1928. tt.sss4 gsaeoaaA
Respectfully, saa3akvba is -
81 q kEInN
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9h1 yii]f.los Z NOTICE. 1lslt
INA AMERSy MERCHANT

0f' yii5t3f o. Z eNOIICE. = -.
.EAamERs, MERcHAN rs NM, 81
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
q HORSE POWERS. AND THRASIERS.i
A9og .WfiEA11 4ANDo CORN FANS. Dns ifs'
EmOry,S and the Eagle Cotton Gtns, &C.,
THDESIR TO INFORM THOSE
/ in want of the above machines, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices-7adding in some instances only, the cost
of transportation.
hMyimproved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels of Wine or
L Wine and Cider makers sre particularly inv-
ted to examine them whether they purchase
not. ss a rEEF ii 81 I VIZ
q Larger Mil s or Presses also furnished. ot 81,
pAThose in want of Horse Powers, rhrashers, &C.,
are assured that l. can supply them with any
IL connection with the above, ] offer COM
plete stock Of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles,i Springs, &c.&nt- - s'D~ ~ XII. ,.
Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds
|Aial4 No. II Wide Water Street, '-i
iy6 5H s '9S e'''. a'rst Norfolk, Va.
DLAcK HORSE STABLES. hi --..--
ID COR. CHURCH 4 UNION STREETS.
Buggiesi IL carriages for hire at all hours
Horses for Sale and Accommodation
fOf DfuycEs.4 1861 3ii. ~. 9N....
NH ely IN, DANIEL MAL0NEYa.n 3
f. Established 1857. adl % .''q
| WHOLESALE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
,XXIE have now in store, and offer for sale, the
wv following Goods, at prices to suit the
| times: 3 iit@i3es3A N+'i ~ "a n,r l;f1 ~
7 700 boxes Chewing Tobacco, ofali kinds,
Half Million, Segars, imported and domestic,
Pipes of all Imaginable kinds in any quantity,
! and everything else usually found in the whole
! sale Tobacco Line. Ne ask call of al dealers
before purchasing.e y 5ila e' t-i f. p;
| sed ff.s Il HAMBURGER BROS,
/ se26 "a hs4osoys Under Mechanics Hall.
lib RAss AND d. IRON i''orcAsr1 rings, Z
SMITHS WORK, &C., tsc. esd bla
l., WeChave rebuilt and enlarged our FOUNDRY,
and are now prepared to furnish tt.
sdnsd0 c A 8 TIN GS
0fevery description, and of best quality.
] OU n SMIT ERY
Has also been rebuilt and improved. We are
now prepared to do ~ ~ a7.,
ri All kinds OF Smiths Work ,eg
/ with dispatch and at short notice. 4fff RI
"a ~ AllWork warranted, and at Northern
prices. III Al o. ,19ilM g.. ~. Iti,,,
10 ..s,-as- ,e GEO.oW. eGRICE, w."
1874 i'" President Union Car Works,
Sc 22-et* Portsmouth, Va.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE -'.'.

-laIg I-ll-li5 MARRIAGE GUIDE!
A MOTHER EaD,f TIOM U $ T.
IN PUBLISHED, being the 3Sth of the Pocket
EoCULAPIUS, Or Every One his own Doctor, in
Sluaing Treatise on Diseases of Females, Irregu-
larities, &c, with hundred engravings, explain
ing those diseases in both sexes. By VIM. DUNG,
NJ. ID. .:.3ffss.4 .t 3 sid ?.
Every one may conduct any case of secret dis
eases incidental to youth, manhood or old age,
without resorting to the quacks of the present
day. iEt's.: -,,-,,.
Let nc man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book, as It
discloses important secrets, which should De
known to them particularly. o a.-l
Let the weak and bashfui youth whe has ruined
his constitution by the debasing habit Of self
abuse read this book. a5ltNa b -"
1t will be sent to all parts of the Uniled States
and Canadas for so cents Address,
ai DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
No. 4lo Spruce ST., 8;
iunIl-Dly Philadelphia, Penn.
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GAVON DE TERRE!

-. Some Soaps burn your fingers, li
Some your clothing, and
All melt like dew before a July Sun. N
TIE SApoN DE TERRE Co.'S DAEK Brown FAMILY
'llft SOAP
.it WON'T DO EITHER
On the contrary it is .E.y. l.1 '1t 'A
a.f Pleasant to the hands, , 81. t.. q + sl5I
4 IN Harmless to your clothing, and
ISLANDS LIKE A STONEW ALL"
This article is made from ID natural product aud
is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps. Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it softens goods and brightens colors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-half of ordinary soap. A saving of so per
cent. Send for Circulars. Soldbg the trade gem
orally.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, % vESEY, NEW Y DIRK.
.,...-,f Is, rt...-H. NJ. B. STAFFORD, Fl rs
iy3-3M President. o.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
" x. &. LAND,

sW7iR. G. LAND, s.l ''' '''l
W. DEALER n lia1 io not 73
LUMBER, LINE, coal, HAY, PLASTER p
OF EVERY DEsoRTPTIoN,
-. D.; WIDE WATER, STREET. 1al
" H. tQld Custom pd9ul House House Lot0gsa 'a<
SHINGLES. IATHs,0 ,ysbssgT icsqa' /
:. f.-08g Es HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and 7'l
s.,..g-yeF,-a4 sslAsYELI.OW PINE BOARDS,
JoIsT s and Sc {; q q ~ s1j oe1 q
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
sEussi CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy267lya7s'asH l,ToNGUED and GR0OVED.
MOTTO L. II James III. Johnston, Jr.,
~ & George w. Johnston have asso-
Grated themselves together under the firm Of
.sialc i37'' JOHNSTON & BRO, t,o,5-i -4,.,
for the purpose of conducting.t the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age. .t.h9ta ~. -si' /
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we are, Offering to pur
chasers at the same price 1t is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out cnysexpense of carriage Merchants and 9TH
ers doing business in thelcity, may send their
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery, of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring their per-
sonal attention. We can be found at Newton's
JOHNSTON BRO.
: BRICKS! BRICKSil BRIUni, II ]
yTHE subscribers are now prepared
Il TO fll'orders for any description of Bricks
OF the:s5 own manufacture in Norfolk. They
guarantee to furnish as good an article as can be
obtained in any MARKET thus saving to purcha-
sers freight and expenses. Brick delivered to
any part Of Norfolk or Portsmouth, if desired. 10
Samples can be seen at our office on Roanoke
Square, at George Maltby's, CampbelI's Wharf,
and VIM. H. Turner's, Market Square, where or
ders may be left. srny SIS C GfFba9 a. 37Gb %
~ i.i'' -. ARMSTRONG & CO., s4Gi &.
Roanoke Square, near Main street,
2ai5s4el yi3s,AtE9 2-1''" Norfolk, Va. ,
N. B.--Manufactory ust northeast Of Race
Field Bridge. 10 ne.agq&9 l9BI2 2la4 junS-H
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ALD DOMINION CUT NAILS AND
Nails and Spikes, above brand; 5000 lbs Pots,
Ovens, Spiders, extra Lids, &c., Tea Kettles,
Sauce and Fry Pans, Spades Shoyels, Manure
Forks, Jute Rope, Flax, Cotton, Paper Irvine,
Well Buckets, Painted Tubs, Galvanized Iron
Wire Selves, IL q. just received at the new Hard
ware, store, d Com mercia Row, near the Ferry
$500 = $50. .sa b j. Ct. W0MBLE 4 CO..
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BUSIN EsS CARDS.
L $ Il A ID l. $ III Ed 1895.
p I "A MO $! PI a N Q
sft CHA;RLsES m. IS TTEFFs

.E- sl MANUFACTURER OF iis=
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Factory "a and SO, Camden Street, and 40 and
AZ, Perry Street, near Howard Street, s5
BALTIMORE, MD, - s.
Has always IN hand the largest stock of Pr
AMOS IN the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame, and overstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege of exchange
within u months, if not entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. Second hand Pianos, from $50 tc
$500 always on hand; Melodeons and Parlor Or
gans from The best makers. -, err s.e,. .sfr''s
We have permission to refer. TO General RCbt.
E. Lee, of Washington College, Lexington kep
X. II. Phillips, Va. Female Institute; j. g. eCc@
veil aad PROT Graham, Of Va. Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Staunton; Payne
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White l. Pole, Lex
ington, Va. NJ Harvey E1hnger, h ,.rrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments. ST dec3O-ly
JOS. H.. DOBSON, u JN0. TRAINER.
nOBSON d. RAINIER 20 r. -.a
DIrOn Front W al Q h Gus es
NO. EAST WIDE WATER STREET, -5s'1'-
IMPORTERS AND DEAlsas IN
BBANDIES, 6t" -''5'
WINES. ga 1z7Cr.'G t-"
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NO CHANGE.

b hl-4 NO CHANGE. ea $3.50
WITHSGANDING the advance /
IN in some kind of goods, We are still adhering
to our old plan of buying low and selling accord
ingly. Quick and cheap is the word r.t.4t 8.
We call attention to the following goods from
AUCTION, which we are selling at much lass than
usual rates: -, IA. I'D
Axes. Circular Saws, Locks, Hinges, Pre-
serving Kettles, Pumps, Table Casters, Buckles
Baskets, Backing, AK Handles, Plow and Cart
Harness. Tables, Saddler's Benches and Tools,
Kettle Ears, and many other articles worthy the
attention purchasers. f.....t
AF .a'sr .sf F.. j. GRIFFITH lad- l'
Wholesale Retail Dealers in Hardware, b -l
No. II East Side Market Square,
sepl1 r Sign OF. the Pad Lock.
US o FOR THE DAY BOOK. e~''
r A the Opera House, next door to Adams
IN Express Co., Church street, ritS-ilJ
80 Misses School and Dress Shoes,
Ladies' Boots, of every variety,
And Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, all to order.
SEQ JN0, F. WILKINS, Manufacturer.
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.5g 4 QUARANTINE NOTICE. K, al
4NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN on and after this date, July Is, 1866,
strict quarantine will be in force for all vessels
from ports infected with Cholera-as well as all
ports South of Wilmington. I'll s'd s4 s.
= Pilots and Harbor Masters will see. that the
above order is carried into effect under the penal
ty imposed by the City Ordinances, and will d :
rect all vessels to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Craney Island, until boarded and
examined by the Health Officer. ~ a3t ~ va
By order of the Board of Health tf55
IN bnuog Nf4la5 Az BELL, 81. D., a..
hlt auo kag SO Health Officer,
jy25-tlstOet Port of Norfolk.
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.FhOURa FLOUR.

e VIZ ORTHINGTON'S CHOLERA MEDT-
wv CINE.-We are now prepared to sell this
valuable article at. Baltimore rates, for cash.
Call and get circular. ;tsa .,i,t,1 - !,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-06
5flarric0.

HANNA-SWAYNE.- ON the 2Gth ultfmo,
by the Rev. Abraham Dewitt, at the resi-
dencc Of the brides father, Isaac Pass,
ANDREW j. HANNA and Mrs HANNAH NJ.
SwAYNE, both Of this county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Christmas
evening, at the brides parents, by Rev.
Z, W. Kurtz, WILLIAM NJ. McCoRMICK and
LAURA TovLsoN, al Of this county.
LACkLAND-McC the 2Sth ult. .,
by the snme ut the brides parents. +. B.
LAKELAND and SARAH L. MCCALL, both of
this county.
B2ICkLEI-McCALL.-On the same day,
at the same place, by the same, THEODORE
BRIcRLEy and ELIZA b. MCCALL, all OF
this county.
BIDDLE STOWE Wednesday, Dee.
6, by the Rev. W. Browning, GEORGE W.
A. BIDDLE. formerly of this county, and
Lucy II. STowE. Of st. Louis county, No
WARE-SPENCE.-O the 2Sth ut.. by
the Rev. j. l.. Houston, at North East
FRANCIs WARE and ELIZA SPENCE, both
of this county.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elkton.
at the residence of the bride parents. on
Wednesday morning. 3D. inst. by the Rev.
NJ. ID. kurtz. LEoNIDAs l.. PENNINGTON, of
Cecilton, and MARY L. REYNOLDS, of this
town.
CALEI-SIMPEHS.- Elkton, on the
4th inst. by the Rev. NJ. ID. Kurtz, Isaac
\ NJ. Galley and ANN MARIA SIMPERs, both
of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-06
SEMINARY OF NEWS.

-Semmes. tie pirate, is in prison at the
navy yard, Washington, D. c.
Edward B. Ketchum the New York
forgcr, has been sentenced to four years and
Six months imprisonment.
The completion of the census of Hi
hois reveals the astonishing fact that since
1860 the population of the State has increas-
ed about 100000 or nearly twenty. thres
per centum.
Secretary Stanton has ordered the COM
handing officer at Fort Whipple to release
and discharge from the service, without pay
and allowance, thirty-two soldiers convicted
of various otl'euses.
The Maryland State convention of col
ored persons assembled in Baltimore on the
Doth nit. They adopted resolutions relative
to the death of President Lincoln, and issued
an address to their people throughout the
State. giving them some good advice.
The total losses by fire, the past year,
amounted to over torty-three millions Of dot.
lars, against about twenty-eight and half
millions the previous year The introduce
ton of steam engines in the fire departments
of the country does not, from this exhibit,
present very flattcrng record.
,,,,.i;ntor, of W;II;,u IIovd Garrison, who
,nnonncns ,bot ,L;s ;s tho last number, the
,,nnor Ls.;rr hnor nrhlishnd thirty five wears.
III saws tI,n ohicct for which me LiJeraior
was commenced has been gloriously conslIp.
mated. He does not indicate what he WIN
do in his remaining years: though he hopes
to be permitted to take a little rrposc
The plumber of railroad accidents in this
country dur;no the pnst wear. are set down
at one hundred and cightv-three against
one hundred and forty the year previous. -
The fatality. however, was in favor of 1868.
the number of lives lost during that year be-
ing three hundred and thirty-iive against
four hundred and four in 1864.
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ne .o'"i ."'" ~ ,"' n2 d. A.. ;, j.,
we 'is' year was ,'''o''' wiz" J.; r."
crea:e VI hoou' i-'noo co'"t,a'su WIZ
pIe.'|,'S Hea. "a L''. "o.."s "' ',U,,ul
wa. "ur''a'y senu' r ,"e L5,,I",I "h Grtr
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ATTENTION, FARMERS!

HAVING enlarged my o~tai'.-li-. "a
L l. mcnt, (nrxt door 10 tie 20 r. ~
Otlice,) thereby increasing my facilities
for the manufacture of UfRNE&E. &c, |
would call the attention Of Farmers To uy stock
of goods, before purchasing clscwho". I will
guarantee TO sell as low a. goods Of the same
quality can be purchased osewlicFe also
keep constantly on hand all artc.es usually
found in n well regulated Harness establish
ment viz:
Buffalo Robes,
Horse Covers,
Carriage Blankets,
All Kinds Whips;
Collars,
Chamoi5c Skins,
Sponges, Horse Brushes, Meme Brushes. Maue
Combs, Curry Combs, Patent FASTENING liancS,
Trace Chains, Breast Chains, Halter and Dog
Chains, Wheel Grease, Spurs, Lasles, Ankle
Boots, &c.
e-4S Also continue TO manufacture Perkins
hprored Harness oil and Biack.
Thankful for past tavorS, would respectfully
ask an increasing share of your patronage,
JOHN PERKINS jT.
Oct 81, 1865 Elkton, Md,
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To GOIlsuIInl.,tiVcs.

Tho advertiser having been restored to health in n
irrod several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease, Ou~umptOn-s anxious to make
known to his tellow-Srltl"rcrs the means ofcurc.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-
srrpon used free of rhHrgcl with the directions for
preparing and using tn" same, winch they will find
SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma. bronchitis.
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lang ihcctiums-
The only object of III" advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor-
nation which he cunrcivcs to he invaluable. and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy rs it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Willianishurgh, Kings Co., New York.
lam 1SG6-lv
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR - ALE.
NO. ]

A large and commodicus DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
al in good condition, with every necessary
putbnild;ng; with Fifteen Acres OF Land !;
arge Lawn, beautifully laid out. This pro-
Drrty is situated at the east end Of the town
# Elkton. on Main street. Such property
5 seldom in the market, and is well worth
the attention Of any one wanting il desirable
residence, combining all the advantages of
town and country. Price $4,000. Terms
accommodating.
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RAILROAD HOTEL,
EEKTOy. MD.

ENHE undersigned having taken the abc~a
a well known and popular house, respectfully
announces to TRAVELLERS and the PUBLlc,
that he is prepared to accommodate in the best
manner.
The TABLE will always be supplied with
every dcIicacv of the season.
The CHOICEST BRANDS Of LiqOCRS
may be had at the Bar.
The STABLES are commodous and con-
vcnicnt, and the Holsters are attentive.
Every attention will be paid to the COM
fort and convenience of guests.
JAMES 3. PRICE.
Elkton, Dec 9, ls65-ly"