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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATESr OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, June %, 1865,
On the petition Of ANN WINTER, Of ROndOut,
n T., administratTix, aud wILLIAN wINTER Of
said Rondunt, admir- illustrator OF the estate Of
Archibald Winter, deceased, praying for the egT ;
tension Of patent granted to the said Archibald
Winter, the 18Th day OF September, 1874. fer 40
Improvement In Machine for Saving Fire Wood I,
&c, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on the 18th day VI Sep
TENDER, ISIS. w .,
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Sep.
TENDER next. at O'Clock, m and Al persons
they have. why said petition ought not TO be
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent Ohee their objections, sPeelaliy
set forth In writing, at least ttosntK days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony nled by either
party , 10 be used at the said hearing, must be
taken aud transmitted in aecordanee with the rules
Of the ONCE wboh will be furnished on application
DspOsitions and other PapsTs, relied upon a. testi-
the day Of hearing the arguments II any, within
Ea days after hlinE the testimony,
OTdered also that this notice be publ shed In the
Republican, and tho intetitgsnoer,, Washington,
d, q and In the Atlas, New York, N, Y,
once week for three successive weeks the hrbi
OF said publications 10 be at least sixty days pre-
ViOus 10 the day OF hearing. -.
Iys.wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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wAsHIsuroS, July 10, l66S.
On the petition Of EBBk N. HoRsPoRD, Of Cam
bridge, Mass. praying for the extensi lon Of pat
ent granted to him the 10th day Of October, 1854 for
an Improvement in Compounds for NeuITaliEing
Chlorine. for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the lOh day OF
October, 1865;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
September next at u o'clock IN. and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, " any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granite d.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die In the Patent Ohee their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least ftoety days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony nled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be hled In the once tiosntv dayE
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days after hling the testimony,
Ordered. also, that THIS notice be published IN
the REPUBLICAN, aud In the InteIilQsHoer, Wash
ington, b. G. and in the Journal, Boston, Massa-
ehusetts, once week for three successive weeks,
the hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous 10 the day Of hearing srorr
iv1k. Alt ia al an NJ patanla
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HiihwW siTish9oyI b. Ss iptamb.r, ,se,
OS the petition Of CIEENCs WHEELER, IT,, Of
Auburn, n; Y, praying for the extension Of pat
reissued January :, l5l, In seven divisions, nun
bered sj SO, ~, SIS, s79, 50, ssl, aud reissue
numbered $50. again Teissued May II, 1867, and
numbered .. 80. for an improvement in Grain Aad
Grass HaTyesters:
Its ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
nee on the sd day Of November next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
ons, and other papers should be hled in this Office
ELISHA FOOTE,
se1.MJw Commissioner Of Patents.
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lOPFIcIAL.l



WAsulEOTuN, september !, 1903,
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. 4. y. SPALDISG, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at Honolulu, II.
l., Of the death, on the lith Of July last, at
Honolulu, of John Cameron, Of Pietou, Nova
Scotia,
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iels.Tba Acting oommlssloner Of Patents
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USITRp STATES PATEsr ofRios,

wAsHINGTOs. July 10, 1863
On tho petition Of SAMUEL VAN SNCkEL, OF TITUS
VILE, Penn , praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 3lst day Of October, 1854, and
Tessued the 9th day Of June, 1865, for An Improve
mt In Crate Bars. for seven wears from the ex-
piration Of said patent, which takes place on the
Mst day OF October, 1865
Il l. ordered that the sSid petition be heard at
OcI0ber next, at u clock, m. and all persons are
potined 20 appear and show cause, u any they
Persons opposing the extension are req ured to file
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing, At least t0tntU days before the
day OF hegrngI all testimony hled by either party
10 DO used at the sud hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted IN accordance with the rulee OF tho
Office, which will be furnished on application.
DePUsitUus and other papers, relied upon MS tes-
tmUny, must be hled In the Oihee tiDentU days be.
fore the day Of hearilgi the arguments, II any,
within ten avs after hling the testimony,
RRPyBLIcAS, and the IntStiigsnesr, Washington,
ID. c., aud In the Post, Pittsburgh, Penn. once
week for three successive weeks the hrgt Of said
PubleatioPs TO be at least sixty days PTsXiSSs to
the day OF hearing, A. M. STOUT,
iy9L-MSt Acting CommiSsiOnsT Of Patents
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Fenian Head Centres az wheIan's
Trial.

New YoRK, Sept. Ga special to the World
from Ottows, says six Fenian Head Centres
from New York and Massachusetts are there
for the purpose OF watching the trial Of Whe-
Ian, who is suspected OF completely IN the
murder of darcy Mcdee. 1t is expected
further arrests will be made tonight.
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- The Late storm In
New York,

New ToRK, Sept. O.-Countorfeit go notes
Of the Mutual National Bank of Troy were
put In circulation last evening.
1t is estimated that tho late storm caused
damage to the amount Of $4,000 In Williams.
burg, l.. l., mostly through flooding cellars.
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We OBSERVE that Mr.. Reverdy johnson,
now that he is among EnGlishmen, Is bccom-
ing quite an Sbolitionist. We can forgive
him, Tor we think he Is sensible, but whether
his old friends will or not we have our doubts.
some Englishmen gave Mr.. johnson dinner
the other day at Sheffield, and at this dinner
Mr.. Johnson made a speech In which he said:
"rhe war had this compensation; II ended
slavery. None now but freemen tread the soil
Of America, and history Will say that blood
mitted from u common ancestry, furnishing
our fame and belYiBg the Declaration OF indie
pendencc."
Now, we approve all that, and thank Mr..
Johnson that he said IT. For once we have a
progressive statesman at the Court Of st.
James.
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New Advertisements.
. a n d .

To cor. Get an erroneous impresslo on that TO
prevail that | have gone out Of business, (Ueca-
stoned doubtless by cOnfounding my name with
that Of {: n. Gregory, deceased, whose stock has
recently been sold, would state for the infOrma-
ton Of the publ 10 general that such II not the
fact, hut that still keep, and intend to keep as
heretofore the most com plete assortment Of Cook
lug and Heating Stoves aud House Furnishing
Goods to be found In the District
II, l. GREGORY,
se7.a SCI Perua. ave, near Seventh street.
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HONE ron HENRY A. wIsE.-The Rich
mond Wig says the foreign population OF the
United States are raising fund for the pur
chase Of a homestead for Henry A. Wise, In
token Of their appreciation OF his resi- stance
to the prescription OF foreigners by the
know Nothing" party. The scheme origi-
mated at the North, and there seems TO be no
doubt OF its success. About one thousand
dollars will be raised in Richmond, In sums of
one to I'VE dollars. II is intended to purchase
4 home, stock II well and furnish 1t elegantly
In ever respect, and settle the old man com
iortaV.y iUF the balance of his days.
We do not object to anybody having home
who csa get one, and certain are we that We
shall not oppose these parties who propose to
give one TO Henry A. Wise. But let these
people In the North or elsewhere remember
that had this rampant rebel succeeded In his
work Of destruction nobody in this land would
have had q home.
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Architects

STARKwEATHER rLowMAN.
ARCHITECTS, -
ENGINEERS, -
AND SURVEYORS,
Once = PLANTS BUILDING. coruer Of New
York avenue and Fifteenth street.. jA2-ly
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THE BOARD oP ALpERNEN.-we would In.
yI,e special attention to the card Of Mr. Il.
Richards, which we publish In another col.
umn. II will be seen that Mr.. Richards pro.
poses to submit the question of the legality Of
lie election to the Judges Of the supreme
Court Of this District. This will relieve the
question from all of Its political aspects, and
we trust the proposition will be accepted by
the dissenting Aldermen, aud that the dead
lock viii be thus brought to close 80
Indeed we hope.
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Mr.. SUNSET Cox is spreading himself down
In the State where the sun rises-the State Of
Maine. The Horid says;
MIR, Cox Is travelling along the coast
speaking on the destruction of American COM
mcrce and shipbuilding by the Radicals"
sunset Cox and the TOrid, who thus urges
him on, are not Perhaps aware that the people
of Maine read; and that, therefore, they know
Of such man MS Admiral ScmmeS, the cor
sair Of our Atlantic seas. And the WOrid and
Cox may not be aware that the people OF
Maine know that this same Sen ",cs IL now a
leading Democrat in the land, a.. '."r
Seymour and Blair.
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THE MEkCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

The MERcHASrs' PRorEorIyE USIoS, organized
to promote and protect trade. by enabling It's sub
ssriber. 20 Attain facility and safety IN Ihs grant;
points. have to snnouDee that they will, IN Sep:
Fhs publish iTss
d d5sr Ss Eksns na or
IAriSs a TO SRGDaL Of Ssst so of e g,ias
sna pubic eoSpsnies. IN more shan e. Of p:
cities, towns, yiiisges' and snd ssIsismen,s through:
BrsS pTSyHess s aSd embrace sS
ing the most important information attainable and
sssss he tPITnf Ca1SaeTER. And DrSRRs %
S BftSsS s.
aeter. price. and place 81 Pu6iiea,i0n. with full
PIste guide to the press Of every county in the
those deemed worthy of some line u credit and as
ss sna ~ III snS
legal correspondents, whose character will prove
furnished by them. il Is believed that the reports
will prove more truthful aud complete, and there
fore, superior 70. and Of much greater Value than
BY aid fthe MERCANTILE REFERBNCg REGISTER,
the capital and graduation Of credit. as compared
with anancial worth. OF pearly every merchant,
named territorial limits
a q aGSa. the A. rs' e Ssh month ;ub:srbGrs
ing, among other things, record Of such impOr-
tant changes in the name aud condition Of Arms,
throughout the country, a. may occur subsequent
to the publication Of each halfyearly volume OF
| the MERcAETILE REFERESCg REdIsTRR.
Price 1lths Merchants UaiOn Mercantile Ref
srtncs Register, nm dollars, 80, FOR hich Il
| NIL be yOrtodrisdto dnB address u the United
| States, trans pOrtdtfOn paid.
Holders " Ave 80 shares " the Capital Stock,
IN addition 10 participating in the profits, ,oiil
| rtcsiue one copy NJ the MERcAFrILE REFERENCE
REnIsrER FRI ~ charge; holders Of ten Shgres
pHl be enth!td 70 rive copies; dnd no Nor. 10,
| amp one applicant.
rslutire 10 the book should De addressed to the Mer
| chants Protective UnfoH, ia the Americdn ET
| change Bank Bafidinp, No. lS BrOddtcdV, Boa
| 2, 566, NtD York. au20-tf
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NuTING ~ THEY FouGUT.-ltis u favoritc
expression with the Union soldiers, that they
will "votc as they fought" that Ia, against the
rebellion. The rebel soldiers have adopted
the same motto, and to assure the Democratic
party Of their good faith, they sent a lot Of
rebel Generals TO the New York Convention
to make a platform and nominations, which
should be acceptable. Now, several more
have turned in aud the Lee letter has a score
Of those who will "vOte as they fought"
They do not forget Seymours course as Gov.
ernor, and his wcll.known procliyitics from
Twcddle Hall to Tammany. These recruits
from the graybacks Will increase enlistments
among the Boys In Blue."-N. T. Commercial,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

DEMOCRATIC papers are using An OLD wool
cut likeness OF John q. Heenanr the pIlte
hEhteT, as a portrait Of Frank Blair
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FARTHER POINT, Sept. O.-The steamer Mo
ravian passed this point bound inward.
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wa Acting Commissiousr Of Patents.

IMPORTANT. ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollars,
sent free to any address receipt Of 70 cents. by
addressing Professor JOHN NkNDERPOOL, No
% Winthrop Place, New York city.
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DIED.

GREEN. September 8, 1893, PLAro II. GREEN.
. months and days. ~
THoRP.-A his residence, in this city, on the
Sd inst. Mr.. A, X. THoRP, formerly Of New York
city, In the 10Th year Of his age.
DOwELJ.-on the % instant, at her home in
Ashbury, Wake county, N. G., Mrs, RosIsA
DowRLi, daughter Of the late George Duty. u
late Of that city, In the 10th year other age.
WHEELER, September 9th. CATHEnIsE IREsR,
daughter OF DR.. George A. and Margaret L,
whselrr, aged months and 2days
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

SECRETARY MCCULLoCH.-It h.s b..
grNphcd North and West from this ri''
Secretary McCulloch has said, II
tiOp with some person, "that he shDr
the influence Of his position for Soy
Blair, because the views Of the
party on reconstruction were so
was willing to risk financial dis
than have them triumph. He adm
financial policy Of the Democrats is
able and viii produce great mischief
are not authorized to speak for VI
luch, and cannot therefore make any
tive denial Of the above declaration, but
may be permitted to saw that we very mt
doubt the correctness Of this report which
been sent over the wires.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

0roWLERaLLoYp.- On the l7lh Of February,
1855, by the Rev. 8. D. finckel, d. D., Mr.. J. n
r9wkEn, to Miss SARAH JANE LLoYD, all Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -on Tuesday, Sop.
G, N, Hall, 8. p, wRIsLEI, TO flssig, eldest
daughter Of the late Valentine Blanchard, all Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

TUG Georgia House Of Representatives have
followed up the expulsion Of the negro mem
bors By passing q resolution that those who
had the next highest number OF votes to those
expelled are members Of the House. This Will
put twenty-five Democrats into the House.
We ike this. 1t makes the North sure for
Grant and GOl(aN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

Az lRIsnNAS, not a thousand miles from
this city, supports heartily Seyn.ourand Blair
because the Government has given 30 many
bureaus which have cost millions Of dollars
to the freedmen, but devil bit OF a bureau
has the Government given TO Pat Pat Is IN.
dignant
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

Tue Boston Post has correspondent up In
81, JOhnsbury, w. who, Writing Of the cleo
ton, says the Republicans have made some
gains, but ~ think on the whole the aggregate
will not be large" That reminds one Of the
Antediluyian who pTophesied concerning the
mood, that there wasn't going to be much o.
A shower after ALL"
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School Books.

School Books.
HEADQUARTE RS FOR
SCHOOL BOOKS
AT
SHEPHERD 4 wHITAKER's.
Corner seventh and D Streets.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
We have inst received a full assortment Of
sS Ssfs S sell " the low"
Liberal Discount made to teaehsr. ,,,ro,
se3.eoSt i02 Pennsylvania avenue.
GO TO THE OLD ESTABLISHED
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SCHOOL BOOKS
SHEPHERD &wmlTAKER's,
Corner seventh aud D streets.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Tns be-; RosR f IS Gssi pSs .SSs:
New York Avenue seq
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS!
BUY THEMAT
SHEPHERD 4 wHITAKER's,
Corner Seventh and streets.
THE GREAT SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT,
$40 seventh street, IntelligeDcer Building.
Teachers and parents may always rely upon OBJ
tanning their school books at the lowest possible
price,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
| School Furniture, Black Boards, Charts. Maps,
Globes, and everything requisite for the school
room, at the Book aud Stationery Store Uf
WIN. BALI.ANTYNE.
blg seventh street, IntelliRepeer Building,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-02-20
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the matter OF the deed Of Trust from
Richard Bond.
TO
James I NJ RaIey, Trustee

In the Cirsui, Court for St Marl's county
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No l55 \ T.
~ virtue OF authority vested in me as
- Clerk OF the Circuit Court far Saint Ms-
~ : County, Nv the 'C~Gc Of PGtlic Cicoeral
Laws d his State, it IS hereby tered, that
The Auli,ar', k,port, f,'d u hl- case he IA
!iird and confirmed, upIcs, ca'ise 10 The con-
tr.ry be shown on OF before the third
.Hvllay al -Nrch next: provided =
copy Of thi7 order ue inserted il the Sam
M,ry'e Beacon. once a week FIR three sue
c>s-.ve weeks pr.yr to The iL;rd A!o"d'y OF
L.rcl .c1t,
JNO. 4 CAVALIER C.'k.
True copE-Iest:
JNU. 4. CAVALIER, Crk.
Jan Is, lS0o-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-02-20

8sb]s Patent T. bacco FIRING apparatus
PeJect S"cccss
SGre lo5r Crop, AMI 'ec're High Pric,s
y oCR attention is called 10 our patent ar
fau1cmebt for Ctsne Ioieioco tho DC
man! Tor which has rapidly cucreascd, that
we have been compelled TO increase our IA
ci'ltia> ;or SUPPLYING them.
~ rtau'"r should Re without ono a, they
no; Only sarr liz GRIP. but pny tor them
selves. out oftle .Ar.eIy increased price pro-
cured for the tuh-ccp. the first wear
Descriptive Circulars and iuit particular.
sent gtaiis, on APPLICATION.
/llWss or call On
HlBB & co.
Baltimore Stove House.
80 Light Stcet Bal
Aug Is. lS67-6r,.
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July 4, lSG--t{.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-02-20

Dee. %. ! G--.f.
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June q, lSG7-1y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
Foreign News.

The naval banquet given by Admiral Pro
vana of the royal Italian navy, to Admiral Far
ragut, came off in Naples, yesterday. 1t was
attended by the chief naval officers Of Italy, the
American Admiral, and many u. S. officers,
and brilliant assemblage Of non professional
guests. The toasts were friendly and cordial
toward the IT, S., and high y complimentary
to Admiral Farragut The city authorities will
give a banquet at an early day TO the Admiral
in the name Of the Neapolitan people.
The specie in the Bank of France has III
creased ten millions Of francs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
ROCKS az STATIONERY
TTHE TURF, FIELD AND FARM, CAP
4 DEN1NG, FRUITS and FLOWERS y h.
FRENCHS AGRICULTURAL. I1S;p

NE Gq WYE F F6TAD AND ,, FARM, GAR.
Il DENIMG' sGD4d2 ana TLo WERS
FhhNCno AMIN, nTiEt~T 81 Nail LIST Of
'nG , oTIs p >n ,b p't rrnne e "a
ruler on Tue GfEpe, 81 ~ 6ardening f.,
front, Mar &c "1 rh r*,my uaFdGH By ?, Hell
derS"h, @I'o0' ' nc 'a''','ra' Farm Book, =
Gop2,tnlu 1 % I'll j i~ HrT"1 SL5
rear Cullure, iu,1 direction. Tor Propsga!iny
LuiIFaIlon "I LoTI "a OK OF INC Pear Tree
by nos; w. r ,r'I i}o oI' DtGSIhE$ for Profit
ana T., Dr ~ iot ,iG'th ny geo f. Warng
Jr:, 2l''; me oI''9il LtulI OHt"rsi, by 4.
tu!ler, Itact'ca' p 5lol.iiCu5IGEISl' ?l.jJ. Ten
acres hhougn, L IA tHct 1 experience, show
ing now very s" in,;I arm mag De made 70
Keep y; ft'T ita;o Ia"'tS, Ply nrdgcms:
] I ninnt;i'i D. Mo0dwsrf;
H'apciIr5 AM li"' nH!!dIn9s, Sis
N"L pnct' ~ tne NWsLV"('oh Of til.
%'' W. u t!'e oe'; VaGie.
1ieS' ny -; E't$:""?G, nc. me Grape Vine,
lrHt''GaiE ,,IrI!"s Lr"t>c 81, Us M4u4ge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Mr.. John W. Wells,
formerly clerk in the Iaterior Department,
but more recently Indian agent for the Terri
tory OF Montana, attempted to commit suicide
yesterday by shooting himself with a pistol.
ocause is assigned for the rash act, as he was
in good circumstances, possessed the love and
confidence of his friends, and had just had his
accounts as Indian agent satisfactorily passed.
In the Criminal Court yesterday John III.
Dubant was put upon trial for threatening
personal violence to Sayles j. Bowen and Lewis
Clephane, registrars Of election, and for inter
fering with them in the discharge of their du-
ties last spring. AT the time the registration
was in progress at the City Hall, Dubant seized
the books and attempted to destroy them. He
was arrested therefor, and the suit has been
pending ever since. The jury convicted him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
Congress-.

The Senate, yesterday, was engaged sitting
as q Court of Impeachment No business Of
importance was transacted in the House. At
lip. NJ. the House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole and proceeded to the
Senate Chamber to attend the impeachment
trial. At 30 p. Nj. the Committee returned
and the Chairman reported that the Commit
tee had been to the Senate and heard the
answer of the President to the impeachment
summons and that the Court had adjourned un-
til March ODD. The House soon alter
adjourned '+
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
COMM EEGEA.E.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March lI.-Thc mar
kct was less active to-day and prices dropping.
Flour steady, but quiet, Offerings Of Wheat
better, and prices about as on the previous day.
We note sales Of inferior white at 245, and fair
to prime red at 2C0, 2G5, 30 and 275 Offerings
of $500 bushels Corn, all Of which was taken At
1l0a111. Very little enquiry for Rye, and small
sales at TO- Oats quiet; sales st "A. Good But
ter very scarce, and prices keep up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-14
MARINE ESST.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MA II.
ARRIVED
Schr. Lilly, Wolford, Baltimore, suano 10 b.
Il. Lambert.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Niclle, Baltimore, by }.
Brodcrs 81 Co.
Schr, General Grant, Reed, Portland, grain
by B. H. Lambert.