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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.

1867. Sumner ApIa1gensnt. 1867.
rreins run BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes foster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. leS7.
~ ~ ssA ..si! e~rthef neties, trans viii leave
De.eeters dssy, 4eueeays saespsed) = fellows
0oisg sass-la Mail train q. - 60. =. =.
- Wight s.prsss. .:....s g. :. >.
Going Wess-ls!. lseighsfor Ks''ose cd tosh.
q. 'i srss::: 81 NAN 10. H 1: L..
Arrive q Dsvssysss daily. (Sssdsys sxsspssA
Re. sHc isss-lss xisAs ssprsss Il. = ". a !.
From the wess--lss yssisAt lten kellsee 81
=, 11pesso efeo keoleeg en1
WsoAi1Gtea. .........o 80 Pm.
A Chieago VitA IL 0oaterQ 1outee.
A LaSelIs vitA I. O. D. 4 ~ DualsitA. e.
A. fcsl Css1l Win Q. ,. "a. 4. \. for Bur.
uoGtea, Keekuk I'D oo1oey.
A. Pscfto (ousi4g 1evi(oeaeol Mn Posksle
~ I'll poiate % 1lGnsss otves.
A. Kellogg. Iewe Dry, eaa Wsahington WITH
Wsessra esaOs Co. 0taess. Sse I'll pslnts West
Southwest - uoeshWoG4
sleeping Cosshss = n Wight trsias. TAroueA
Heksts for sels - HeeeaSe GhosGed % PIN
eipal Kastern Cities 81 1Swno.
2. HALL. ASH 0sa: evpt
a. KmsAla, Asa sspA lswa Dsvisiea.
H. n. Hsass, Aga. Daveapen.
Oaveapoet, April -. 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

CInC1mM0tH Market.
BY Telegraph. May II.
at the prices asked.
What Dull. and priesa nominal No de-
mand II psices asked.
Cor-Firm, el@ss for No. in elevator.
Oay-No at18G74.
Rye-1.10.
Barey-Dnll, and prices nominal.
wKskey - firnsr. uolders ask a.. 81 il
bond t..-.s
p Pre- sion. u and quiet.
Duk Sidss-l000. "a e,star w
Bacon Sides-Clsar at 1900
Lri-l2L
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
DR. JOHN Bulls
GREAT REMEDIES
BULLS
BlTTERs
AueAentle Docu1sacnts.
.lrIeessss 1esra Es-ssss.
TESTIMONY Or MEDICAL MEN.

sDtssy roeoe Whiee Co.. Ark. May -. 'ss.
D. Juau oUaA-- uooP Mir: Last februssy I
90 = Leussvills puesAesias dssee. and got
ss.s o. yees Sarsaparilla and Ocdron Btters.
~ oa-ta>law. Who YES with mo il the store,
hao 6oea down With rheumatism for poms time.
ssmneacsd On the Bittcrs. and scsn found his
esdusoA health improved.
". 0iat, who hos been in bad health, tried
them, end he also improved.
Dr.. Coffee, vhe has been in bad health for
several ysers--stcmach and liver asected-hc
improved mneh By the use Of your Bittcrs. In.
deed the Ccdroa bitt~Ss hes given Won great
popularity IN this settlement. ! thnk.1 could
seIl great quantity Of your medicine this fall
Especially your Cedron Bitters ssd Sarsapa.
ril!a. ship ne via Memphis, care Of Rickett
4 Neely.
4. y. wA.xxa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

BY Telegraph Nay H..
Flonr-Nothiug doing; prices arm asd uo-
changed.
wksst--Dull lnd-ifrseulas. t
Cor--Better q Loo for mixed, LII for gel
low aad !. 10 ~ white. ~
Barlsy-lnactive.
Rye-1nactive.
Os,s-Firm q sOQels.
Mess Posk-SteaAv u $780,
Bacon-Sides l2x@l25<.
Shouders-ss4@S.
Lard-Duli 1t l21% z.
Whissy-firm. with sales Of bond at o27 per
gallon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
JOHN OCHD = SON.
The Sale Of Real Estate,

and Co1lo0t100 - debts,
n0n8Y 70 LOAF ~ COON SECURITY
q snn ACnRs or CHOICE PRAlRlR
EeOVV Lesd h Ssott, Otdaf. Dsnss6. Pow
eehiso, Tema cd Iowa Oouatiss.
/. - lnsoevsD F4aao. efaeO aseee eesh, from
- - Qilsa iron Davenpae1
10 1mb1OvnD EAnMD o. 90 ocSes each, from
- 10 uGlss of Oevespost.
A 0oos vsRaovne fAns Of ~ serest within
10 nilss or Davsnpese
4 0oop 1nPasvRp FAM Of 100 acres, within
10 miles Of Davenport.
4 Coos lnpnovns FAan Of 30 ooses. 30 acses
Of tinbsy, within II miles Of Davenport.
A Coon InPaovED FAsn OF $40 acres. within
10 miles % Davenport.
O1loe No. - brady Street, over Wilson's
Jewelry Store. isn26-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

By telegraph Nay II.
Stse; l3 6o@i45o for Hoop Ohio.
whest Dull, and nemiaal.r ~ 49,.
ke-1.7s for western. u
tlrn-f2o0l Is for new.
0ts-s4@s5 for Western.
brk-New closing. 1t S3.2s4@2sssA for
cas-, and - 90 for old.
Lrd-Dul
Nhiskey-Quist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
r 1IIl1

~.
! c,.stur.r,. - 4, ~ 49, r,,.
~ ySstsedAy. D.. u L. 6(cSlee. preai>
dent Of the Miami Univessity, peeoshei ~
cpeaing aer,nen. on 80 osabese -
present. Dr.. P. .. 0ssiey, II washine0oo
CITY. WA elected M0desotos.
Fsreign News ~ AA1snsae Cablo.
BERLIN, May Is -Essnisg.-Ths Moth
German Gazette. the organ Of Prime Minis
ter Bismark, says: The ANAL execution ~
the treaty signed at Loudon snd the evacuS
alton Of Fortress Luxembourg by Prussia.
sill, be difficult within the month prescribed
by The London Conferences, and that Prussia
viii need more tiQe. ks8nsss
Lonpos, Nay le.-Reports ssssived lton
Nsdrid seate ItAgN ~ aepeee q nesuoto
srru11a in - st66at1 ~ toGso g Co.
ienis cd sshse Slesea, ~ 49, aptefeo,
md assssts - eeeeeenal1 beiae 49, u
DuS1aG ny Il. FsissAss HEED, DuGt
81 Cety. srs nev = tnal bs6esss spssal
!. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
n deed Reason for the Cnpamlm's
anh.s -
READ THE CAPTAINS letter. AND THK
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 20, 1855,
Dn JomN BuIl-- Dear Sir kuow ing the e.
Hciency Of your Ssrssparills. and the healing
and benidcial qualities II possesses. send you
the following statement OF my case
was wounded about two years ago-wss Ia
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month .
Being msved ~ oftea that my wouads have mot
healed yet. have not ct up moment since ]
was wounded, an shot through the hips
NY general health is impaired, add need sone-
thise 10 assist nature, ] have more faith -
your Harsaparills than in any thing else,
wish thaa that IL genuine, Please .expsess me
half dozen bottles and ohlige
Carr. q. r. Jonxson. g. L6eie. No.
P.B.-The following was written Apsll 90.
1866, 6y Mrs.. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
BULL's WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
y0u ARs INTERESTED IN TIA CONTENTS

11ilAlstoWa, Iua.. April 90, ia.
NJ. y. b. DaplaA wsites do not know
lhaa Dulva Worm Destroyer sssds aay moro
rsssunie Adssisss thea Il he's alrsady attained
soa, s9sl sNss0 Sksss ysaes. was severely A.
Tackled lest falf aAd wlaSsr With light shiis fol
lsssa y sssy high Ssvss.. thsvwIse him into
speans. Of mere properly Ats, lassiss from half
- hsnr 10 ons 81 halt hours; aS the same
wssne. ~ pAyslcisa- 80 q NJ bsai in this
peet Of ~ ocastry-s xhaaeoeA IL Me skill end
vhs MaAsris Msdica y sapsl ~ wcrns. and en-
Hsely f.ils1 = tsise ssy. I thought John
DsllssslA - \, 80 save - sAilA the contents
Of thsoe beaee, u lriVle Asosa, slight ssd mora
leg, With hoepy sesslas The child hes not he'd
as0eso lDs over three mseths, and instead Of
~ blea1sd mass that 10 wea. 10 10 now we'll
80 hesesy. 'John Ball AID ~"
Yours tsuly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

Kingston r. o.. Meehes Co.. Mian..
April7. 'ds
Ma Jonx BvLL-Oear sir: ! moved from
Kentucky 70 this place. The stores he'd none
your Worn Destroyer for sale. They are great
II ueedsd here In 0snassotA. A trial il all that
u sssdsd 10 give them reputation. We can't
do Without then, Do sena ssne out this way
Yours, siscsrsly,
D. q. Auaowoop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
Card TO the Public.

"A Gard 10 the Public.
Nlosors. MCCKl.E 4 BEAN.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, ON
~ Brady, between sixth aud Seventh streets,
solicit share Of the patronage Of the people,
Long experience in building warrant US in
promising entire satisfaction TO all who favor US
with their patronage.
Plans and ee@s0ates for sll kinds Of Building
hcAssisse FURNISHED promptly cod - reasonable
prices. 1870
feb 3 dtf MUCRLE 4 BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
srnCtAn. IuorIUxIs.



TAers - 1T ~ e~-ss sn ouf 01pbe WAesS HOS
TgfTxBo STOMACH DrTfxnD ~ not hsowu
"a. wAsn unsWn. sopsucaeee4
n ~ usrsD Stars and Dasslsn AnrssnA Il ~
become honsehsld word. ~ prot scsve aeaiess
malaria epidemic fevcrr Fever and Ague. and o.hsr
decsscs pruslursd By mAsmsse infnsncef, J, sssndr
Gar ahead q III other prepare ious and IL 90 consid-
cred w the most eminent physicians of the day.
In south and Central America. Mexico and West
Indies II has Obtained Arm hold tho minas Of the
people and r. i,npsisy relied upon as certain pre-
vensye aud cure for the many mslarous diseases In
cdept 10 those tropical rericps.
In Australia, Tasmania. New leland, and adjacent
Islands, Its progress has been marvellous. Merchants
Miners Farmers. Manufacturers and squas'ers, Ill
entiusse H. thousands asssAy has II saved fF"m the
pcsusciees saesls II nissaa arising fsms the LOO
swaapy osoun1s % psevaIess In those Countries.
In Chipa and ths Rest Indies II is working ~ Way
win npD strdss. end h extensively ased IN the h's
pitAls.
ID Conssrvsvs Hsfope. sves. its innuence 10 bssas
felt; aad the day Il mot far distant when
uOsTETTKgs STOMACH BfTTs q, N.
vtn become In shs old world what = pr =
new-a never Csl1oa 10y % the Athlete
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

y Atlantic Cab:el Nav II.
Breadstufs -Quiet. lft Ati
Corn--4ls, "a.
wheee-lSs. Cd for red Wea4sr~. ia a for
whis Oalifornian,
Osts-57. 7-
ffovteiess Quiet.
Issd-.-59.
Cheese --ees. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

Q 100000 R1w ARD !!
TO THE HOLDER OF THE FORTUNATE CERTIFICATE!
THE DRAWING OF WmlTTIE1,s
HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Will take place Jay T. 1867, At st. Joseph, nlsh
First Premium, TIE MODEL FRUIT FARM!
~ ' % ~ oNs6 ST i II 4 STA ~ ~ ~ ''
GRANOEsT EXCURSION OF CHARGE
a. 81
TEN STEAMERS! TEN BANDS OF MUSIC!
win g. Joseph Docks Nos land Rive, Street. Ge.gS naSi
sss'r Ts G @ IA AND @
viii Sold
1 ] s s,as gs s.e s.s s % :Hs
and s I there nj mel @ {.
'''' ''' 'A'A : ~ LIST or PREMIvaas.
IS: e: ;: =; s: : :: &c: :
We win Of c.ruaaa . IN. suD.hs
.1 IT.: S s ;sa s,.s s y; are :s s
s:s ss % :: :::: =:
" s:; s 'sss s M xss
y ~ 1lsrsacs.r.l Assecaasssa
cd ss mot ss. ss :S N: ps: g.:
visited Sa.ss and
l Al & II harm, ii s ss s.s d %:s
& AZ ;s: a : H,; s :s 81: % 4: =
op" a 's' % ss I @ 'a
Aysl e.. , sses 1s " = i *
s. J M.h 1yd y afr' -1a
T': q , F < i:s. e S e? s
~ is % dS s: ii: ssi:. s MI ad IL
- ene ~ SMITH WHITTIER.
dsnfmT Y fs np ~ he iai ntaI Chicago, H.
$5s ;=s: whom :::: : 81, , .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

.----->-es...-.=@
Davsoposs Doelaes Doooeo. NJ
esysss Jvsss DAvlusDes Desss.As / \
fspsA>-0pAa- axfTT ). -
Rslsil bslk oiscs.
Wholesale eoGGn - ~ loao.
0oss MeAe..psr 100 -, oo.9O0A0 @.
wanAs.-Reeeipts nominal - psiese. unset
tied.
Nos. and prices 4-
range from. .......2.soto 2 90 per bsshsl9
0Avs.: .:............. 80 70
Bus,ss "Pei q iio6ssSc. S
Eoos.-Pef doseu, Ice. s., y. -is
Wsrs BsAsa-Prims navy 1a.ss y o.. 90.
HAs:--rs. ses. rinsshy 400; UPLAND Prai-
Green Apples. % per bushei. N
OoA.-By the loed. si0ssc. q yard. lee, ~
Chscaxo Maeness.
By Telegraph Nay II.
Flour The uufavosabes nature Of ne Nev
York dispatches end falling o. ii the order
demand had depressing influence % NJ thin
Market, and held6es were usrs uax6uD = lneAl.
winter ls0o, I'D wiatss G1sss, 1loe, sprinx e.
trs IL. Is, spriog suoae0ao 0.oe. -
Wheat Market moro assivs, end s0oc bet
ter on No. 8; 9.ssO3.70Qgs.es closire 4 90
80. sellsrs = esssi6a Sriees; No, isprisg.
s.C for ,Scss loss 49, ..-....
.vs;as >. ch: = 9 .s sstssssiss :; :
to 90. cad clesiss aealsai 3 eIess |. ooj< n.
s2Y @ssc; fejes1sa lsll, w ~ - L 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

phsiem's "Nighs Blssmisg CereWs."
Phnlss,s ..Nsshs 1soesnsIng Crs~ss."
phn1onss "Ntshs BosoaAtnS Cercas."
Phalsa's ''N6ahe oloonso0 Cesses."
Pho1Oass "NIgae DooOenbo0 CeReos.D
most sxSaiaiic. delicate. md FraGvaat Pe1ssme,
6IssiiIed fFe1 the rase and bssssisal o0wsr nos
Whch Il takes liz nasne w.
Manufactured ssly BY
PuALoN = aoN. New Hssk.
DEwARE or COuxTERrnfTs
Asr r0n rnALOus-TAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

Miss. =. Il. PHELPS,
STUDIO NO. s-FARRAND'6B m =, ID FLOOR
PHOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL Oh
L wsses Ooloss. or lndia ink. on plsia g
s,bumesised paper. Particular sStcnsicn pead
O onnieA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

mn. y. IOlIMANS,
ID lYSlCIAN AND SURORON. Oalcs. coz.
Il "a end Brady Streets. under Stssepes
baylls'a atofe. Residence on lAth 81, bet. Ne
dy end Aain. ocsed.du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

New York Money market.
BY lelegrsph.l May II.
focks-Heavy.
Nney-5@s per cent
fci6c Ma,l-SeA.
Gld-l.37.
S.rling-At sight. 101&.
bnds-5:2os, registered Of 'ss, 1.Oe1k0
,.os coupons. Of 's2. l.0s3<; Of "a. 1.oS5S0
a a;vs of'e5. l.oss(; new, Los; loAss, ss11@
New York Censral-s7l<.
Ere 62sk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

o~AwscAL SkN.
: lite CO. Arb. j Nsv -. ~.
.,ees ~: Lsst Hebsuasy - =
D. !oms pussz5sin9 dsuos. end got soDe OF ~
koaasvtlss Z Id Oedfuo nlttefs. NJ sonin.mw ~
0ssreg.Ss..ss n the store, he'd been cow s..se
~ II come time. c0mmeoesa - - ~
mSssI soon fbun1 III esncsal health o!s0vea. ~.
81 ~ho IA been Ia bad health. tried thens snc
si.o impsoved Or. Coffee. who had y, nesa . e
hssl1h ~ SEVERAL ycafs seOmseh ane nser eneesso
~ in proved very much b. the use OF your bstsss
m. q he Ccdron bsrs has given you great popo.
isrisv IL H. Element. think could seu 49,
onsnfly Of your medicines this !Aii-erpecsaiy 81
ycus Cedron Bitters and Sarsapasllls. ship ne VIA
iemrhis. care Hickett a Nicely. ncHecemnx,
RxruAcr or Lrrrrn v.ox PsovIp.c.. As..
May -. 1865. I
Dr.. ions Bull I send you e3o for Csunon ~
xyrs: please rcnd what will come 10 amer Payne
freight 20 Columbus, Miss. have been tfounoo i0I
several years with indigestion: have had 70 80 p.s
cvery pigE TOT ten or Aftecn years. and 10 FeTnsy:
less. wss sttackad with general par:,ysas : ~
crn0ned 10 my sdbn fos the balance Of the yea ~
In fact continued 10 . vesy weak and nervous conos
Non ursjl como two mentAs since. whc0 We pW
under an opssasion, end your Cedron hlssas -
srsaAsusnt commenced impssvinS nens sWeSs -"
an pgeVty wsll e0etosed. You're, Truly,
ocssQ-dsodAw-ly =. L. NnA...
ANEW PERIL NE EOR THE HAADKS1CalEf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

Lon0o0 Nlorlxeuo.
~ Atlantic Cablel Nay II.
| Money Quiet. and steady. The increase Of
s n,. sail,on IN the bank Of England for week il
Coasols, a2K.
Esie, ~. ~
Illinois Central. 4ek. ~
Bonds. q Faankfoff TX.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17

VIVA. A. FOSTER,
A rTORNEY Al LAW. OfAee No. as Brady
"A Street. Davenport, Iowa. dscSe-du
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
, The PeopIe of The South.

MANASSAS. Va, Oct. 2, ls67.-The La
dies, Memorial Association Of Manassas ap
pealto you to aid them 10 collecting and suita-
bly interring the remains Of the gallant men
who fell fighting gloriousy for you and yours
on this ever memorable field. The victories
gained have sent thrill of Joy through every
Southern heart and home but still the bones
of those who gave their lives to gain. them he
upcared for and unnoticed. Our Immediate
section was SO devastated by the war that we
are not able, unsided, to perform the work be-
fore u.s. A site has been donated tor the Man
assus Cemetery, and we propose to gather TO-
gether the remains of all who fell IN this re-
eion. We ask every one who lost TREND
here not only to render us all the AID possible,
but to communicate with the Association, and
give all the information they can about where
their friends are buried, their brigade, regl
ment, company, &c. We do not deem 1t ne
cessary to make stirring OF eloquent appeal tc
the friends of the brave boys, whose bones
now whiten the "plaips of Manassas. The
fact that numbers from every county In the
South fell here should be enough TO make
every one give his mite in aid OF so noble
work On so proud fed
Mrs. SARA f. Jewell,
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
OBITUARY..

Died, in Baltimore yesterday, DR.. ABRA NJ
B. HOOE, of King George county, Va At
ficted with an incurable disease, he had gone
to Baltimore to consult with distinguished ply
sicians there as to some alienation Of his suf
ferings-but he rapidly sank, and death soon
followed. He was a Virginia gentleman Of the
old school-kind and honorable. In all the re-
ations of life be fulfilled his duties so as to Sc
cure the respect of his friends ard neghbors,
and the love and affection Of his family. His
residence, BARNsFIELD, on the banks Of the
P tomac, one of the Oldest mansions in Virgin
H. and the homo Of his ancestors from the first
settlement Of this portion Of the State, (and
whore tho writer of this brief tribute to his
memory spent some of the happiest hours of his
lifc,) was the seat Of hospitality, and many will
long remember the pleasant gatherings there
of the best of men and the lovcllest and most
refined of women. 1t was burned down by
detachment ofsoldiers and sailors from one OF the
Federal gunboats, stationed in the river during
the late war, and it's inmates have since lived a
Waterloo, an adjoining estate. DR.. Hooe wa
an active magistrate Of King George county
for many years, and at the time of his death
presiding justice. Best of all, he was q sincere
Christian, living and dying in the faith of the
church to which he was attached, and rejoicing
in the hopo of another and better existence
through the merits Of the Redcemor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09

rRUSTEh'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
/ III front Of the Mayors Office, at Alexan-
dria Va on SATURDAY, November 23d,
1867 1T II o clock H., shall proceed to sell At
public auction. for cash. to the highest bidder,
a LOT OF GROUND on the east side of Pitt
street, beginning Cd feet north Of Queen street,
fronting fifteen feet On Pitt street, and running
back sixty feet, to satisfy note for $50, with
interest from October 3lst, Is 6, due from John
Moore to Judy Grimes, to secure which the
said John Moore conveyed the said lot Of
ground to me in trust, by deed, dated October
3st 1866, and which deed is recorded in the
Clerks Office of Alexandria County Court.
Stamps and cost Of conveyance to be paid by
purchaser. THOS. DO WHEY: Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
COMMERCEAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov. 9.-Four is
very dull with light stocks on hand, small re-
ceipts, and limited demand. Offerings OF
about 1900 bushels Wheat, but the market con-
tinues very dull, and there was but little dispo-
sition manifested on the part of buyers to ope-
rate. Sales of good white at 255, and inferior
lots at ITS to 290. Common red sold at 200a2lO,
while most was withdrawn and put in store
There was fair enquiry for Corn, with sales of
140O bushels at l2S, l29, 1870 and l3l-a greater
portion selling at 130 One lot damp new sold
for 100 Rye in fair request, with sales at 140.
Oats active, with sales at IS, &C. GO and 20, &C
cording 10 quality. ---.-- -----. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09

sHARRFED.

On Tuesday, the 9th instant by the Rov.
VIM. E. Munsey. WILLIAM T. EJAVINS
to Eta PETIT, both of this city.
On the Oath ultimo at St Mary,s Church, by
Rev. Father Toale, Mr.. P. o. GoRMAN to
Miss ANNIE NJ GERMOND all Of this city.
On the 9Th inst, at the Parsonage of the NJ.
E. Church, Baltimore, by the Rev. J. Il. M.
Lemon, JOHN HAHN, Of Baltimore, to
KATE A. O?NEAL, of Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
BALTIMORE MONEY MARKET.- Baltl

BALTIMORE MONEY MARKET.-The Balti-
more American of this morning says
''There is very little news to tell about the
money market. For, we take it for granted,
for both lenders and borrowers are pretty well
convinced by this time, that it is both tight and
scarce, and on anything but tlrst-cass securi-
ties, nearly unattanable at any price. BY this
we do not mean to convey the idea that rates
are exorbitantly high. We have known them
in our time double and treble what they are
now, and vet money not MS difficult to get hold
of. The reason is partly in the BLESSINGS of
our national debt" which has engulphed the
greater part Of our loose capital, formerly used
in discounts, and next, the almost extinction
bic paper. Hence, whatever money finds
its way into the street comes mainly, in
one way or the other. from the banks. or public
institutions Of some kind, and az they, in a
time of pressure like the present, are wholly
inadequate to furnish the necessary supplies,
the market becomes stringent, Of course"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
WAKEFIELD g. HALL,

WARFIELD s. HALL,
" Are constantly receiving fresh supplies
of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PER
FUMERIES, &c. TO the compromising OF
Physicians Prescriptions they give their con-
slant and careful attention, and may be found
at their store at all hours Of the day and night,
where they are ever ready and willing to serve
their friends. Keep always on hand Il large
and we'll selected assortment of Fancy articles
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09

$ At the Corporation Court in Winchester on
the I'd inst, Mayor Conrad called the attention
of the Grand Jury to the proscriptive spirit of
the negroes toward those OF their own color
who differed with the mass of the negroes on
political questions and charged the jury to an
quire into and afford the protection necessary
to their personal safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-09
uOOP SKIRTS
HOOP SkIRTSl

The BEAU IDEAL HOOP SKIRT the most
desirable manufactured being made Of the fin
est material, the latest style, and is put together
by new combination by Hand Work, which
makes the steels unmovable, never out Of shape,
and more durable thar any other. Have also a
large stock of every style and quality Of LA.
DIES. MISSES and CHILDKENS' HOOP
SKIRTS, all of which have just been received,
and which am prepared to sell to Merchants
as low rs they can be had at wholesale in New
York. CHARLES w. GREEN,
nov9-tf No GS, King street.