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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02
NEWS.

Allen, delegate to the State Convention from
Prince Edward county, applied to the last
court.for that county for a certificate of charac-
ter, on which he-might obtain license to prac-
tise law. The court did not feelitself warrant
ed in certifying that he was a man OF honest
demeanor, and rejected the application.
aDuringthe recent canvass for members OF
the Convention, in classifyingsthe candidates,
Mr.. John Wolff, of:Roanoke,, was styled a
Radical. Mr.. w. denies that he was or IS rad
.iical, and denounces radicalism. He declares
that he was and is conservative 10 his opinions.
The following witnesses have been examined
on the Davis Indictment: Gen. Lee, ex-Secre-
tary Seldom, Gen. Hickman, Hon. John
Letcher, George w. Munford, John B. Bald
win, ex. Speakerzof the late Confederate Con
grress, and Gen. T. S. Raymond.
The U. S. Circuit Court in Richmond will
adjourn to-day until the adjournment of the
Reconstruction Convention which meets there
on Tuesday. Many delegates have arrived,
and a caucus of the Radical members will be
held to-day.
McCracken & Brother, in Fredericksburg,
have begun the importation Of Northern white
laborers. There was one arrival on Tuesday.
| Mr.. Leichenstcrn: has brought on four white
men to work on his farm, an of whom is a
blacksmith. He will bring on others. 3 alI
The suit of Stoinbock & Co. against ClatHln
81 Co., .ofdNews York, for two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars damages, for closing them
upon an attachment, commenced in Richmond
last week.
There was d large fire at Portsmouth On
Saturday night. Two four.story brick houses,
the property Of Mr.. Bentley, we're burned
down.
The Commissioner Of West Virginia on Sat
vtday signed the agreement relative to the con
st,r uction of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Ice formed in Richmond yesterday.
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FIRE IN GEoRGEToWN.-About l o'clock yes
terday morning Officer Harper, Of Georgetown,
discovered fire issuing from frame shedlocatcd
on the wharf owned by Messrs. ]. B. Davidson
81 Co., on Water street, between High and
Congress street. The fire, originated in the
frame office Of Messrs Davidson & Co.: and in
"a few minutes a large frame bulldog, owned
by Mr.. Riley A. Shinn, and occupied by him
as a st6rage-house tor q large amount OF vine
gar, acids, and other material, was entirely de.
stroyed, with a loss to Mr., Shinn Of about S.
600. The fire soon spread to shed.owned by
Mr. Davidson, and used for storing freights
from the Philadelphia and New York steamers,
Of which he is the agent. 10 this shed was
packed a large. amount Of freight, which had ar
rived by late steamers, consigned to merchants Of
this city and Georgetown, which was totally de-
%stroyed. A large lot of mahogany owned by the
Government was also destroyed. A shed owned
by Mrs. .Pickrell aud occupied by Mr.. Mclean
was also totally consumed. It is impossible at
this time to give even an estimate Of the losses
of Messrs. Davidson K Co. The fire is said to
have been the work Of an incendiary Mat.
Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

REMARKs.-The market opens duh with
light offerings and a moderate demani. Flour
is without change, and prices, exception choice
family brands, are nominal. There w@s a lin
tied enquiry for Wheat, with sales Of good
white at 245, and inferior lots 1T $50; rcd 22la
235, according to quality. Corn was in fair re-
quest, with sales Of new at l0G, los, 10 and ll8
for E. lot of River white, dry Old, and l25 for
white and mixed. Sales Of Rye at l3Sal36, and
Oats at GGaG7. Dressed Hogs in demand at
IS 50 for choice lots. Apples more active, and
prices frrner. Butter continues in good de-
mani for prime. .,.... ST. ...
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n APERs, MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS,
American and Foreign, at publisher
prices, wholesale or retail. Subscriptions re-
ceived at publishers rates, at French's Book
and Stationery Store, No. 95, King street. All
wishing to subscribe to any OF the magazines or
papers published can do so on terms as above
stated. Papers at retail at the published price
per copy.
Into the Light, or the Jewess. by K. A. O., 1
VOL, IL mo-, S1.75-just published.
dec . - 80 G,.E. FRENCH.
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The following arc the roccip ts Of produce, NC.
by railroad, for the past week
O., Il. s. NJ. R.R.-Corn, $685. bushels; wheat
4277;..ryc, G87; oats, 1872; corn, in car, 500;
-four, 2OG bbls; buckwheat flour, s bushels
buckwneat, 45 bushols; dried fruit, 24,GO. lbs;
corn meal, 10 bushels; bean, Is bushels; onions
Is bushels; tobacco, q boxes and hbls; apples,
4is bbIsi sumsc, 2s5 sacks, II, 1876 lbs; dressed
hogs, 122; cider, 80 gals; eggs, rs bbls; butter,
81 frkins and bbls; potatoes, Is bushels; hides,S
bundles; shingles, 2C0; lumber, $500 feet;
poultry, 2 boxes; iron, 10000 lbs; bones, 1900
lbs; whiskey, 3 bhls; rags. 1880 lbs; horses, cows,
sheep, SC, I car loads. Freight sent forward,
33S tons.
A., L. & II. r. R.-Wheat. 1852 bushs; corn,
M70; osts, $50; meal, rs; rye, 80; flour, 352 bbIs;
apples, l89 bbls; slaughtered hogs, 90; live hogs
5 car loads; wood, IS car loads, &c.
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conservative Meeting in Fairfax GO.

SOA A9S Q
On Saturday, November Goth, 1867, a meet
ing of the citizens of Fairfax county, to ap'
point delegates to the Conservative Convention
to be held in Richmond, on the llth December,
convened at the Court House, pursuant to call.
On motion, Thomas Moore was called to the
Chair, and r. Fl. CockerilIe appointed Secretary
The names of the following gentlemen were
then unanimously agreed on as delegates:
First District-Jas. P. Machen, Jas. Sang.
ster, Metrah Makely.
Second District. G. Denly, F. G. Davis,
John,A Marshall.
Third District-Wm. Hunter, Ed. &. Gibbs,
A. G.. Lapdstrcet.
Fourth District-Major II. ?. Burroughs,
N. d. Shepherd, Lewis Bailey. ,
Fifth District--M. A. Cummins, Jacot
Smoot, G. Il. Reynolds.
Sixth District-Thos. b. Carper, John Pow,
ell, FL. NJ. Ross.
For the County at Large-Thomas Holden,
M. O'BrieD, M. ID. Ball, Alexander lnnis,
Patrick Cunningham, s. II. Stuart.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the number.
On motion, it was resolved that the pro-
ceedings of the meeting be published IN the
Alexandria Gazette and Richmond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned.
THOMAS MOORE, Chairman.
r. II. CoCKERILLE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

II q Rim List
PORT OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Brig Ceres. (3ritish) Wilson, sack salt to Hooe
s. Wedd-rburn.
Steamer Columbus, Hxrpsr, Baltimore, to B.
Wheat.
Steamer Kcnncbcc, Talbot, Baltimore, to j.
Brodcrs & Go.
Schr. c.. Fantauzzi, Tarris, E~astport, plaster
TO rnaStOr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

AN INTERESTING INCIDENT. Quite an iu-
tersting incident took place at the Catholic
Orphans fair room, on Main street, Thursday
night last. Mr.. Jefferson Davis, accompanied
by Judge Ould, visited the fair on that night,
and, whilst he was enjoying the dellcacies at
the supper table, the ladies and gentlemen
present agreed to rattle off a most beautiful CT
gar stand with a musical box attached, which
had been sent, with many other handsome ar
ticlcs, from Brussels, Belgium, the winner to
present it to him. The rattle occurred, and
the prize vas won by a gentleman from BaItl-
more, Mr.. Nj, who reqested that Miss
NJ. G.. fl, the interesting young lady
who was instrumental in getting up the rattle,
should present it in the name OF those who had
contributed. Miss tt, approaching the
once President, said:
I" Mr.. Davis-In the name and at the request
Of the gentleman who won the prize, and OF
those ladies and gentlemen who contributed, l
present you this token Of our respect for you,
the former President Of tho late Confederate
States. We only wish we had something more
worthy Of your acceptance, but, alter looking
around the table, find nothing more suitable,
and. though small the gift, We hope you will &C.
cept it. We wish from our hearts every bless
ing for yourself and family"
In reply, Mr.. Davis said:
81 thank you and the ladies and gentlemen
for your kindness, and will place this with the
old-headcd cane presented to me by the Cath
Ole ladies Of Norfolk, who held a fair for d
charitable purpose last spring. Your kindness
will not be FORGOTTEN. The Catholics have al
ways been my friends, and [ cannot forget the
circumstance that the Holy Father, the head
Of your Church, was the first sovereign who
sent me his blessing in my mislortunes. May
God bless you ALL"
After which, Mr.. Davis departed, amidst the
adieus and blessings OF those present. -Rach.
Whl1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02
DUCKLAND WOODEN FACTORY.

The undersigned having become the owners
Of the "Buckland Mills" Prince William co ,
Va, two and a half miles from Gainesville Sta
ton on the Manassas Cap Railroad, lave put
the same III thorough repair, and now prepared
to I'LL all orders for the
BEST WOODEN FABRICS.
By the addition Of new and improved my
chinery they hope to manufacture goods that
will compete with tho best, both in the texture
and finish, in the markets. They have engaged
as superintendent a gentleman who has had al
experience of twenty years in the best WOODEN
mills Of England and is known to b" thorough
ly skilled in the business. Every etfo;t will be
made to make their establishment worthy of
the support and encouragement Of those who
desire the development Of the manufacturing
interests Of The Stute, and the undersigned hope
to receive a generous support in the undertake
ing.
Gs~ The highest market price will ho paid
for wool, either in money or cloth.
JOHN b. HUNTON 4, co
Prince VIM co nov l4-eO3m
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ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY EVENING, DEoEMBER'2

Eheresolutions passed at all the Conserva.
tive Meetings held in Virginia, breathe the
anne .spirit5-which is allegiance to the govern
ment-adesire' to'ssupport the Constitution
an acquiescense In the abolition. of slavery
and a:wish for&peace, quiet, and reconstruction
on constitutional principals. With. equal de-
termination they all express their opposition
to Radical rule-to the subsection politically of
the white race to the black race-and to ultra
schemes and measures designed to keep alive
discord and civifstrife, and prevent the future
prosperity Of the Southern people. What
more ought reasonable men-what more ought
patriotic Union men-to require?
Mr.. Robert j.. Walker address to the, peo-
pie of the U. S. on the National Finances, the
heads of which we gave a few days ago. has
been published. He advocates the immediate
assumptions of specie payments, and his means
are through.a foreign loan of two hundred and
fftymillions in gold, at the rate of six per ct.
interest. He disspproves of contraction Of the
currency as ran aid to resumption. 8 sse:@o.I ~
--T Kan -
-. uC1 dlClSot IOuS OplulCuS, III tTtdSutuStUu do
to the success of the Impeachment measure ;
and the i~ultraists are making. the most strenu-
Gus e~xertions to win over enough of the party
in Congress TO effect their object. But the
moderate" Radicals still think theySwill not
be able 70 succeed. The. cuisines" interests
at the Nprth5are at work, to preven the con-
summation9of the project 81. e -, r
In relation to the presentment against Hun.
nicutt,, the L%yochburg Virginian says:-',We
are reliably informed that not only the county
court, but the C~ommonwealthIs attorney and
many citizens, strongly advised that no pre-
sentiment should be made" We presume, they
thought that Gen. Schofeld would take the
matter in hand himself.
The National Iutelligenccer thinks that the
highest distinction Gen. Hancock has yet
achieved, is in the promulgation,of the senti-
ments he; has uttered in assuming command of
the Military district of Louisiana and Texas.
Mr.: Greeley, editor of the New York Tri-
bune, will not accept the appointment of Min
lister to Austria, and does not idtend to leave
the country until after the Presidential election
Gen. Slough, at one time during the war,
the Military Governor in this place, is now
the Chief. Justice 10 the Territory Of New
MeXico.t( 10 &3@G2.-
Mr. Jefferson Davis has gone North, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

Mr.. Jefferson Davis has gone North, and
will return to Montreal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

Gen. Slough, at one time during the war,
the Military Governor in this place, is now
the Chief Justice 10 the Territory Of New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

TOHN \. GEIB,
y T. DEALER u
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
No. lib, King street,
Has now in store and offers for sale, wholesale
and retail, at the lowest cash prices, u splendid
assortment of goods suitable
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
His stock has been selected with care, and
embraces everything in his line, and country
merchants are especially invited to examine it
before purchasing elsewhere
TOYS FOR CHRISTINA A, in great variety
and cheap nov 15-lm*
3 bOAl1 ~ Ana llTh CANDLhS q
day and for sale low by
nov 10 j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

50
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN Hanover co.
At an usually large meeting of the citizens of
Hanover county, held at the court house, on the
26th ut, MIR. George W. boswell was called
to the chair, and c.. St. George holland ap-
pointed secretary.
On motion Of Colonel White, a committee of
one from each magisterial district was appoint
ed to report business for the meeting. The
committee, composed OF DR.. L. B. Anderson,
| Col. J. Christian White, Col. W. R. Vim,
D. C. E. Thompson, Mr.. j. Fl. Taliaferro and
Mr.. E. w. Morris, reported through their
chairman, DR.. Anderson, the following resolu-
| tons, which were unanimously adopted:
l. Reso7ved, That we solemnly avow our I'm.
| compromising allegiance to the Constitution Of
the United States, and all laws passed in accor-
dance Herewith.
2. That We desire to act justly, honorably
| and kindly to all citizens of the United States
amongst US, whether white or colored.
8. That we deem the universal entranchi>e-
ment of the colored people of this State, and
the disfranchisement Of any of the whites who
are willing to take the amnesty oath, as traueht
with calamities so dire and appalling as to de-
mliand the most untinng efforts Of all good citi-
zens to defeat it. 2.2- .3af:,. ~
: 4. To this end, we will appoint delegates
from each mapisterial district.of the county to
the Conservative. Convention to assemble in
Richmond on the 18th of December, to devise
ways and means to attain this object, and any
other which may be deemed essential to the in
terest and welfare of our people and State.
5. That while we will use all constitutional
and Honorable means in our power to consum-
mate this end, we frankly avow our conviction
that our only hope of safety, under God, re-
poses in the hands of the great Democratic and
Conservative masses Of the North, and to
them we would earnestly raise the Macedonian
cry, Brethren, come over and help US
Tomorrow the Radical Convention will as
semble in Richmond, in conformity to the re-
quirements of the reconstruction acts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

Mr.: Greeley, editor Of the. New York Tri-
bune, will not accept the appointment of Min
lister to Austria, and does not idtend to leave
the country until after the Presidential election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

THRUST Els SALE OF VALUABLE
L LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va
By virtue Of Ii deed OF trust from G. l.. llarkcr
to the undersigned, Trustee, to secure Tholnas
Vesl, J. r. neBell and Z. +. Vsnhorn, duly
Land Records Of Fairfax county, I shall sell, to
the highest bidder, at public auction, on MON
DAY, the 10th day of December, 1867, that be-
ing Court day, in front of the Court House of
said county, at II m, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, in said county, lying on both sides of
the A., l.. Il II. r. r., near Hcrndon Station,
being the land conveyed by the said Thomas
Veal, &c to the said c.. D. Barker.
TERMS-Cash. BENZ. CAY WOOD,
Fairfax co, dec 2.lawts Trustee
National Intelligencer once q week till sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUS- &
v LAND NEAR ALENANDRlA.-By vir-
tue of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered in the cause of George Bayliss
vs.. Victor Strudor and others, / shall sell, to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. the 18th
day Of January, 1868, ut IL IN. at tho Tavern Of
r. D. Cats, at West End, in Fairfax county, a
TRACT OF LAND, containing 10 If
ACRES, lying in said county of Fairfax, two
miles from Alexandria, on the Colchester road,
adjoining the eslate of Frobel and others, being
the land of which Victor Strudor died .eized.-
The tract contains n comfortable Dwell asSH
LING, and the necessary buildings and ELL.
improvements.
TERMS-One third CASH, and the residue in
two equal i~nstalments, ut six and twelve months,
with interest, to be secured by ths notes Of the
purchaser. and retention of the title to the land
till the asst payment is made.
WIN. II. DULANI,
Commissioner of Sxle.
Fairfax cOunty dee 2-2nWts
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\ DESIRABLE PROPERTY
! EDH s. L LOW

4 Two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the east side Of
Water street, between Ki & and Prince streets,
the rosidence of the late George Snyder. The
lot has a front of 81 feet |! inches on Water ST.,
and q depth of II feet.
TWO ADJOlNIAG HOUSES, Nos. 4j and
A.. on the west sid" OF Water street, u icct { in.
north of Duke str"rt. The lots front on Water
street lG! feet each, and run back G} feet ) in.
Apply to w. C.YEATON, Attorney for owner.
aug 2-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

The National Iutelligencer thinks that the
highest distinction Gen. Hancock has yet
achieved, is in the PRONUNCIATION of the senti-
ments he has uttered in assuming command of
the Military District of Louisiana and Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02
GOLD.
Receipts OF PrOduce, &c, by Kntiroad-
nani for prime

GOLD.
NEW YORK, December 2.-Gold to-day 1877.
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rE,HE VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

.--- - -,-,
INCORPORATED 10 1ht
-, Laws Of 6GlhlA r..
with authority to own %, yNacres OF land Cap
ital Stock rot less Than So,0Ui, or more IMAM
SlN,NL1, IN SHARES or 9lOW each, lor the purpose
Of buying and selling Land to, and inducing
immigrants to the State Of Virginia.
co operate with Us, by subscribing LIBERAL in
money or land, which will with our orgsnizs-
ton prove profitable, facilitate immigration to,
and the settlement Of a large area Of uncuitiv",
tad laats in the State. The books are opened
for Subscription at the otIice of the Company
10G, Prince street, Alexandria
". II. MARBURf,
Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest.
r. A. Brewis,
G.. r. Suite
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

Tomorrow the Radical Convention will as.
semble in Richmond, in conformity to the re.
quirements of the reconstruction acts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02

NEARSHALL'S SALT.
zoo sA'ks Liverpool Fine Salt, Marsh"iHs
brand, his day lnHding, and for sale by
FOWLh l. ARMISTEAD,
nov 29-3t AZ, South Union street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-18
y o I l { T.

III xxi tence Of tn IA If Iacdn, IA, chartered h
Ia. l-,.la NJ f the state Il Nc nd ( I d -
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,ir i rrly ,ei.,n bank Ui nod IL cut
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To tcn { safd d nix. Rv O.c, T - IN u rt,r.ls-
UEEA CROSBY. iIts' - Il AAlTiI--o- cashier
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An &c rc,stin.; II the de,np:ioa Ct hank ngtss-
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exc encc Of ary snch nk aTce,ly the law 81 I'm
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m: bis urles ;hcs1me sha,. tave ,gly p-escn id
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term nation e tn * lc fJEy such bank =io
sid srI,h bank all L. rst =, tn ,TcTaton
liable - the provisions If TIE sixty bird secii Il q
eli - II oi.ht.-a 4 IN gene Il siIta
&c. :. This shs tax Il 4 nom it passs-e-
Approve N,v. / ISi'. tdecle.
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Banks.
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ThePassumpzic Ban, whose ch r.eT te nna'od Feb u,
$50 .ircs nofioe III Il nj I'D ZEN IL cut ndin- la
Of the Fi-s National Bank in - loai sI'.
f. l., december l. lSi. ocslly 4 the louinS Ct
&c II DINGTON, Cs>Aier-
St J,hn hu-r. VI, lec I, ls'a'
An act re :iin., f. tie :, 1 ;ti0n Z latk ,,tcs-
Itish rch enacted Nc-
Sc / Afir- exiratian 4 ihe ciisT ~ 81 any hank
charter lyy this st-i o. after the uinaton 4 tae ez-
is.-ncc "a srch l'nk. SGT liz II thc laws q tins
stat such nk NAV notice o Ice pasi lie IN II
the We a 7 reuep pcTs # the rlty he snCh b nix
located. for fall xS1 n shat 81 bank MAJ
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said, tt hank NJ \ "a = of sd hank
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te-rlina n q the cxi 4 n such haaA : 10 =
sid such hank shall ors & c suloc the cps &iio,
or lab ct, q p vyi-ions of ty-i I'D sociiul Il
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Approved Nav. u. l>s%,. dccta
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\ EW FIRM.
LYNDON FLOUR MILLS.

he subscribers having formed 4 cnpartneTShip
tor I:.e purpose oi manufacturing Fl ,uT and mrai
II their :ai~ IN Lyndon. are "a, pared To supply
're ( adj with the variou< grades # -four u>usl.>
KEEP: t"T sac Ne "omll c~pcclay call alttu-
ll,': - ,E,ic- L. # white win.cr wheat wEir'.
~" are NO" manufacturing particularly for ;hr
h"mc ua.r. and can recommend ii Ia be GOOD
sI'Ic.c " I al" nave Aid >he keep ccr~tantI ii,
80 hand IN ard Iced = = hole-ale and retail
Al "f which wc shall sci f., Cash ~ the lowest
market price Dealers III fl ,ur sup died ~ III,
quantity Al the usual ratc> Prompt attention.
gwen Ia al orders addressed to the firm either al
Lyndon or II John>rury.
HALL FAIRBANKS co.
April u 1866 99.f